South Carolina in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for South Carolina in the English»French Dictionary

South Carolina

South Carolina

Caroline f du Sud

Translations for South Carolina in the French»English Dictionary

la Caroline du Nord/du Sud

North/South Carolina

Translations for South Carolina in the English»French Dictionary

I.south [Brit saʊθ, Am saʊθ] N

south

sud m

the south of France

le sud de la France, le Midi

II.South

1. South POL, GEOG Am, HISTORY:

the South

le Sud

2. South (in cards):

South

sud

III.south [Brit saʊθ, Am saʊθ] ADJ

south

sud

south (gen)

du sud

south METEO

de sud

south coast

sud

IV.south [Brit saʊθ, Am saʊθ] ADV

south move

vers le sud

south lie, live

au sud (of de)

to go south of sth

passer au sud de qc

South Carolina in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for South Carolina in the English»French Dictionary

South Carolina N

South Carolina

Caroline-du-Sud f

Translations for South Carolina in the French»English Dictionary

la Caroline-du-Sud

South Carolina

Translations for South Carolina in the English»French Dictionary

I.south [ˈsaʊθ] N

1. south (cardinal point):

south

sud m

to lie 5 km to the south of sth

être à 5 km au sud de qc

a south-facing window

une fenêtre exposée au sud

2. south GEO:

south

sud m

in the south of France

dans le midi de la France

the South Am

les États du Sud

II.south [ˈsaʊθ] ADJ

south side, coast:

south

sud inv

south wind

vent m du sud

a south wall

un mur exposé au sud

in south Paris

dans le sud de Paris

III.south [ˈsaʊθ] ADV

south

au sud

south to travel

vers le sud

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

South Carolina leaders cried betrayal, while the North celebrated with enormous excitement at this show of defiance against secessionism.

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In some areas of South Carolina, the storm dropped as much as 9.5 in of rain in less than 36 hours.

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He was later an assistant at South Carolina.

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The six-yard form of the phrase also appears in a 1921 headline in a local South Carolina paper.

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