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1 fleuve
fleuve [flœv]1. masculine noun• fleuve de boue/de lave river of mud/of lava2. invariable adjective[discours, film] marathon* * *flœv
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nom masculin1) Géographie river2) (flot de boue, lave) river (de of)
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(-)fleuve (in compounds)discours/procès(-)fleuve — interminable speech/trial
Phrasal Verbs:* * *flœv nm* * *A nm1 Géog river; au bord d'un fleuve by a river;2 (flot de boue, lave, sang) river (de of); fleuve de larmes flood of tears; fleuve(s) humain(s) stream of humanity.fleuve Bleu Yangtze, Chang Jiang; fleuve Jaune Yellow River, Huang He; fleuve Rouge Red River, Song Koi.[flɶv] nom masculin2. [écoulement]3. (comme adjectif; avec ou sans trait d'union) -
2 rallonge
rallonge [ʀalɔ̃ʒ]feminine nouna. [de table] leaf ; [de fil électrique] extension lead* * *ʀalɔ̃ʒ1) ( de fil électrique) extension cord, extension lead GB; ( de table) leafnom à rallonge(s) — (colloq) double-barrelled name GB, hyphenated name
* * *ʀalɔ̃ʒ nf1) ÉLECTRICITÉ, ÉLECTRONIQUE extension, extension cord2) [table] extra leaf, leaf3) [crédit] extension, (= argent) extra no pl* * *rallonge nf1 ( de fil électrique) extension cord, extension lead GB; ( de table) leaf; table à rallonges extending table; discours à rallonge○ interminable speech; nom à rallonge(s)○ double-barrelled name GB, hyphenated name;2 ○( d'argent) additional sum; ( à une subvention) additional grant; ( de temps) extension; obtenir une rallonge de 500 euros/d'une semaine de congé to get an extra 500 euros/week off.[ralɔ̃ʒ] nom féminin1. [électrique] extension (cable)2. [planche] extension————————à rallonge(s) locution adjectivale1. [objet]table à rallonge ou rallonges extending table2. [week-end] long[histoire] never-ending[nom] double-barrelled
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