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croisement [kʀwazmɑ̃]masculine nouna. ( = carrefour) crossroads* * *kʀwɑzmɑ̃nom masculin1) ( de routes) ( carrefour) crossroads (+ v sg); ( point d'intersection) crossing, junction2) (de fils, lanières) crossing3) ( de véhicules)4) ( d'espèces) ( méthode) crossing [U] ( avec with), crossbreeding [U] ( avec with); ( spécimen obtenu) hybrid, cross(breed)* * *kʀwazmɑ̃ nm1) (= carrefour) crossroads sgTournez à gauche au croisement. — Turn left at the crossroads.
* * *croisement nm1 Transp ( carrefour) crossroads; ( point d'intersection) crossing, junction; au croisement des (deux) routes where the (two) roads cross; au croisement de la rue A et de la rue B where A Street and B Street cross; au croisement de la route et de la voie ferrée where the road crosses the railway line; au croisement de la modernité et de la tradition where modernity and tradition meet;3 ( fait de passer à côté de) le croisement de deux trains two trains passing one another; les croisements ne peuvent s'effectuer qu'ici this is the only place where vehicles can pass;4 Biol, Hort, Zool ( méthode) crossing ¢ (avec with), crossbreeding ¢ (avec with); ( spécimen obtenu) hybrid, cross(breed); obtenu par des croisements répétés obtained by repeated crossbreeding ou hybridizationGB; faire des croisements (d'espèces) to crossbreed species; faire un croisement entre A et B to cross A with B; c'est un croisement de A et B it's a cross between A and B; grâce au croisement de plusieurs techniques fig through the combination of several techniques; c'est le produit du croisement de deux styles it is a mixture of two different styles.[krwazmɑ̃] nom masculinfaire des croisements (de races) to crossbreed ou to interbreed (animals)c'est un croisement entre un épagneul et un setter it's a cross between a spaniel and a setter, it's a spaniel-setter crossbreed3. [rencontre]le croisement de deux voitures/navires two cars/boats passing each other
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