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fusée [fyze]feminine noun* * *fyze1) (en astronautique, pyrotechnie) rocket3) Automobile stub axle•Phrasal Verbs:••* * *fyze nf(spatiale, militaire) rocket* * *fusée nf1 (en astronautique, pyrotechnie) rocket; fusée interplanétaire interplanetary rocket;3 Aut stub axle.fusée air-air air-to-air missile; fusée antichar antitank rocket ou missile; fusée asphyxiante gas bomb; fusée de détresse distress rocket; fusée éclairante flare; fusée gigogne or à étages multistage rocket; fusée intercontinentale intercontinental (ballistic) missile; fusée mer-air sea-to-air missile; fusée mer-mer ship-to-ship missile; fusée porteuse Astronaut carrier rocket; fusée de signalisation signal rocket; fusée sol-air surface-to-air missile.partir comme une fusée to set off like a rocket.[fyze] nom fémininpartir comme une fusée to be off like a shot, to shoot off2. [signal] rocket[détonateur] fuse5. [de roue] stub axle6. HÉRALDIQUE fusil
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