bauble in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for bauble in the English»French Dictionary

bauble [Brit ˈbɔːb(ə)l, Am ˈbɔbəl] N

1. bauble:

bauble (ornament)

babiole f

bauble (item of jewellery) pej

colifichet m

2. bauble (jester's):

bauble

marotte f

Translations for bauble in the French»English Dictionary

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marotte

(fool's) bauble

bauble in the PONS Dictionary

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babiole

bauble

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English

This was an official bauble or scepter, which had a pouch filled with air, sand, or peas attached as well.

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Perhaps because his action is selfless, the bauble now blazes for him and blinds the giant.

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In the same way, they say that it is the craving for pleasurable baubles and not the enjoyment from them that holds humans back.

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We usually dress up displays with some baubles to complete the desired look.

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He says they have to follow her and get the baubles back.

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The bags will be donated by, and the giant baubles made by, members of the public.

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Babies, baubles, and a dose of festive cheer.

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As a child, she agrees to let a visiting scientist test her blood, an act forbidden by the island's traditions, in exchange for a pretty bauble.

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Justice is not some bauble to be sold to the highest bidder.

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Smith's art uses iconic baubles with the effect of cheapening and attacking cultural themes.

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