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1 Romarin
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3 évoquer
évoquer [evɔke]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. ( = remémorer) to recall ; ( = faire penser à) to call to mindb. ( = effleurer) [+ problème, sujet] to bring up* * *evɔke1) ( se remémorer) [personne] to recall [passé, amis, souvenirs]2) ( mentionner) to mention, to bring up [problème, question]3) ( faire penser à) [objet, son, image] to bring back [souvenir]; to conjure up [image]; to be reminiscent of [printemps, enfance]4) ( raconter) [auteur, musicien] to evoke [lieu, moment]5) ( par magie) to invoke* * *evɔke vt1) [événement, passé] to call to mind, to evoke2) (= mentionner) to mentionIl a évoqué divers problèmes dans son discours. — He mentioned various problems in his speech.
* * *évoquer verb table: aimer vtr1 ( se remémorer) [personne] to recall [passé, amis, souvenirs];2 ( mentionner) to mention [problème, question]; le problème de la retraite sera évoqué à la réunion the retirement issue will be brought up at the meeting; il s'est contenté d'évoquer les grands thèmes du roman he simply touched on the main themes of the novel;3 ( faire penser à) [objet, son, image] to bring back [souvenir]; to conjure up [image]; to be reminiscent of [printemps, enfance]; cela évoque pour moi l'Asie it makes me think of Asia;4 ( raconter) [auteur, musicien] to evoke [lieu, moment];5 ( par magie) to invoke;6 Jur évoquer une affaire to summon for review a case pending before a lower court.[evɔke] verbe transitif1. [remémorer - image, journée] to conjure up (separable), to evoke ; [ - souvenirs] to call up (separable), to recall, to evokele nom ne lui évoquait rien the name didn't ring any bells with ou meant nothing to him3. [rappeler par ressemblance] to be reminiscent of5. [appeler - démon, fantôme] to call up (separable) -
4 Herbes de Provence
mixture of thyme, rosemary, summer savory, and bay leaf, often dried and blended.Alimentation Glossaire français-anglais > Herbes de Provence
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Rosemary — Rose ma*ry, n. [OE. rosmarine, L. rosmarinus; ros dew (cf. Russ. rosa, Lith. rasa, Skr. rasa juice) + marinus marine: cf. F. romarin. In English the word has been changed as if it meant the rose of Mary. See {Marine}.] A labiate shrub… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Rosemary — Personnage de fiction Genre Féminin Activité(s) Conseill. psychologique Ex analyste à la NSA … Wikipédia en Français
Rosemary — [rōz΄mə rē′rōz′mer΄ē, rōz′mə rē] n. [see ROSEMARY] a feminine name: var. Rosemarie [rōz΄mə rē′] … English World dictionary
Rosemary — f English: a 19th century coinage, from the name of the herb (which is from Latin ros marīnus sea dew). It is often also assumed to be a combination of the names ROSE (SEE Rose) and MARY (SEE Mary). Cognate: German, Scandinavian: Rosemarie. Pet… … First names dictionary
rosemary — (n.) mid 15c., earlier rosmarine (c.1300), from L. rosmarinus, lit. dew of the sea (Cf. Fr. romarin), from ros dew + marinus (see MARINE (Cf. marine)). Perhaps so called because it grew near coasts. Form altered in English by influence of rose… … Etymology dictionary
rosemary — ► NOUN ▪ an evergreen aromatic shrub of southern Europe, the leaves of which are used as a herb in cooking. ORIGIN from Latin ros marinus, from ros dew + marinus of the sea … English terms dictionary
rosemary — [rōz′mer΄ē] n. [altered (after ROSE1 & MARY1) < earlier rosmarine < L ros marinus (also ros maris), lit., dew of the sea < ros, dew (< IE * rosā < * eres, to flow: see RACE1) + marinus,MARINE] an evergreen herb (Rosmarinus… … English World dictionary
Rosemary — For other uses, see Rosemary (disambiguation). Rosmarinus officinalis Rosemary Rosemary in flower Scientific classification Kingdom … Wikipedia
Rosemary — Rosemarie ist ein weiblicher Vorname. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Herkunft und Bedeutung des Namens 2 Namenstag 3 Bekannte Namensträgerinnen 4 Varianten // … Deutsch Wikipedia
rosemary — According to traditional lore, rosemary is a versatile little plant, and in general its uses are positive. Lines in A Nosegaie Alwaies Sweet, for Lovers to Send for Tokens of Love ... (c.1582), provide the famous definition of rosemary for… … A Dictionary of English folklore
rosemary — /rohz mair ee, meuh ree/, n., pl. rosemaries. an evergreen shrub, Rosmarinus officinalis, of the mint family, native to the Mediterranean region, having leathery, narrow leaves and pale blue, bell shaped flowers, used as a seasoning and in… … Universalium