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1 bûcher
I.bûcher°1 [by∫e]masculine nouna. ( = tas de bois) woodpileII.bûcher°2 [by∫e]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. intransitive verb* * *
I
(colloq) byʃe verbe intransitif to slog away (colloq)
II byʃenom masculin1) ( de condamné) stake2) ( de mort) (funeral) pyre3) ( réserve) woodshed* * *byʃe1. nm1) (funéraire) pyre2) (= supplice)3) (où l'on range les bûches) woodshed2. vi* (= étudier) to swot Grande-Bretagne * to grind USA *3. vt* to swot up Grande-Bretagne * to cram* * *bûcher verb table: aimerA nm1 ( pour un condamné) stake; condamner qn au bûcher to condemn sb to be burned at the stake; monter sur le bûcher to be burned at the stake; Jeanne au bûcher Joan at the stake;2 ( pour un mort) (funeral) pyre;3 ( réserve) woodshed.B ○vtr to slog (away) at○ [matière].C ○vi to slog away○; il a dû bûcher pour en arriver là he had to slog to get where he is.[byʃe] nom masculin1. [supplice]2. [funéraire] pyre3. [remise] woodshed -
2 rogo sm
['rɔɡo] rogo (-ghi)(funebre) funeral pyre, (supplizio) -
3 rogo
sm ['rɔɡo] rogo (-ghi)(funebre) funeral pyre, (supplizio)
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