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1 caoutchouc
caoutchouc [kaut∫u]masculine nouna. ( = matière) rubberb. ( = élastique) rubber bandc. ( = plante) rubber plant* * *kautʃunom masculin1) ( matière) rubberde or en caoutchouc — rubber (épith)
2) ( plante) rubber plant3) ( élastique) rubber band* * *kautʃu nmen caoutchouc — rubber modif
des bottes en caoutchouc — wellington boots Grande-Bretagne rubber boots
* * *caoutchouc nm1 ( matière) rubber; de or en caoutchouc rubber ( épith); être en caoutchouc to be made of rubber; bottes en caoutchouc rubber boots, wellington boots; caoutchouc mousse/synthétique foam/synthetic rubber;2 ( de protection) rubber overshoe;3 ( plante) rubber plant;4 ( élastique) rubber band.[kautʃu] nom masculin1. BOTANIQUE (natural ou India) rubbercaoutchouc Mousse® foam rubber3. (familier) [élastique] rubber ou elastic band4. [soulier] galosh5. [ficus] rubber plant————————de caoutchouc locution adjectivale,en caoutchouc locution adjectivalerubber (modificateur) -
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rubber waste
Any refuse or unwanted material made of synthetic or natural rubber, often the byproduct of rubber processing. (Source: RHW)
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3 bois
n. m.1. Etre dans ses bois: To live in unfurnished digs (literally, as the alternative être dans ses meubles further suggests, to have rented accommodation furnished with one's own items).2. Etre du bois dont onfait des flûtes: To be easy-going, to be the amenable type.3. Vous allez voir de quel bois je me chauffe! You'll see what stuff I'm made of! (The expression is usually uttered in anger.)4. Casser du bois: To crash land. (The expression obviously originates from the days when aeroplanes had wooden frames.)5. Etre dans les bois (Football): To be in goal, to act as goalkeeper.6. Chèque en bois: 'Rubber cheque' (the kind that is returned to the payee by his bank as invalid).7. 'Croix de bois, croix de fer, si je meursje vais en enfer!' 'Cross my heart and hope to die' (if what I say is untrue!).
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