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thatched [θætʃt]►► thatched cottage chaumière f -
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adjective (covered with thatch: thatched cottages.) (au toit) de chaume -
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A n1 Constr chaume m ;B vtr couvrir [qch] de chaume [cottage, roof] ; a roof thatched with reeds un toit couvert de chaume.C vi faire des toitures en chaume. -
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cottage [ˈkɒtɪdʒ]► cottage industry noun (at home) industrie f familiale ; (informally organized) activité f artisanale* * *['kɒtɪdʒ]weekend cottage — maison f de campagne
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cottage n petite maison f, maisonnette f ; ( thatched) chaumière f ; weekend cottage maison f de campagne. -
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14 sought-after
sought-after adj [expert, type of employee, guest, skill] demandé, recherché ; [job, role, brand, garment, village, area] prisé ; thatched cottages are much sought-after les chaumières sont très recherchées ; the most sought-after item was the portrait of Napoleon l'article le plus convoité était le portrait de Napoléon. -
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cottage ['kɒtɪdʒ](a) (in country) petite maison f (à la campagne), cottage m;∎ thatched cottage chaumière f►► cottage cheese fromage m blanc (égoutté), cottage cheese m;British cottage flat = appartement situé dans un pavillon;British cottage hospital petit hôpital m de campagne;cottage industry industrie f artisanale; (small-scale, at home) industrie f familiale;British cottage loaf = miche de pain en forme de brioche;British cottage pie hachis m parmentier
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thatched — un·thatched; … English syllables
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