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1 cuir
cuir [kyiʀ]masculine noun• de or en cuir leather• objets or articles en cuir leather goods* * *kɥiʀnom masculin1) ( peau traitée) leathersac en or de cuir — leather bag
2) ( peau non traitée) rawhide; ( peau de gros mammifère) hide3) (colloq) ( peau humaine) hum hide•Phrasal Verbs:* * *kɥiʀ nm1) (travaillé) leather"Cuir véritable" — "Genuine leather"
2) (= avant tannage) hide* * *cuir nm1 ( peau traitée) leather; c'est du cuir it's leather; sac en or de cuir leather bag; le travail du cuir leatherwork;4 ○( vêtement) leather○;5 ○( liaison fautive) incorrect liaison (by insertion of a t or z sound);6 ○( au football) ball.cuir à rasoir (razor) strop; cuir bouilli cuir-bouilli; cuir chevelu Anat scalp; cuir naturel natural leather, russet leather spéc; cuir de Russie Russia leather; cuir suédé suede (leather); cuir verni patent leather.[kɥir] nom masculina. [vêtement] leather clothes2. [peau humaine] skintomber sur ou tanner le cuir à quelqu'un (familier) to tan somebody's hide, to give somebody a belting3. [lanière]4. (familier) [faute de liaison] incorrect liaison (introducing an unwanted consonant between two words)————————de cuir locution adjectivale,en cuir locution adjectivaleleather (modificateur) -
2 peausserie
posʀinom féminin leatherwork [U]* * *peausserie nf leatherwork; les peausseries leather goods.[posri] nom féminin1. [peaux] leatherwear2. [industrie] leather ou skin trade -
3 sellerie
sellerie [sεlʀi]feminine nounsaddlery ; ( = lieu) tack room* * *sɛlʀi* * *sɛlʀi nf1) [voiture] upholstery2) (= métier) saddlery3) (pour chevaux) saddlery* * *sellerie nf1 Comm ( bourrellerie) saddlery; ( articles) tack; ( garnissage) upholstery; ( maroquinerie) leatherwork; ( articles de maroquinerie) hand-stitched leather goods (pl);[sɛlri] nom féminin1. [équipement] saddlery3. [commerce] saddlery trade -
4 artisanat
artisanat [aʀtizana]masculine noun( = métier) craft industry• l'artisanat local ( = industrie) local handicrafts* * *aʀtizananom masculin1) ( activité) craft industry, cottage industry2) ( groupe social) artisans (pl)•Phrasal Verbs:* * *aʀtizana nm1) (métier de l'artisan) craft industry, (confrérie de l'artisan) artisans pl craftsmen pl2) (artisanat d'art) arts and crafts pl* * *artisanat nm1 ( activité) craft industry, cottage industry; l'artisanat connaît un renouveau the craft industry is making a comeback;2 ( groupe social) artisans (pl).artisanat d'art arts and crafts.[artizana] nom masculin1. [profession]l'artisanat the craft industry, the crafts2. [ensemble des artisans] artisans3. [produits] arts and crafts‘artisanat d'art’ ‘arts and crafts’
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