doorknob in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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doorknob N

doorknob

bouton m de porte

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doorknob in the PONS Dictionary

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doorknob N

doorknob

bouton m de porte

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Ornate brass doorknobs and hinges were used throughout the building, and heat was supplied by cast iron radiators with delicate, filigreed covers.

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Creating a slipknot from detonating cord yields a field improvised device that can be quickly employed to cut a locked doorknob off a door.

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Many featured built-in fireplaces, large bedrooms, closets small by standards in the year 2000, hardwood floors, and 1950s-style glass doorknobs.

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It follows multiple but interconnected storylines, is peppered with photographs of doorknobs and other such oddities, and ends with a 14-page flipbook.

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She has irrational fears of doorknobs, stoves, refrigerators, realtors and the telephone.

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Another famous effect, added in 1979, are dogs lying behind a door, who start to rattle their chains when someone touches the doorknob.

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Trying the door, she found the metal doorknob to be uncomfortably warm to the touch and called the police.

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Unfortunately, he cuts the wrong end of his other jamb so that the strike plate no longer meets the doorknob hole.

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Doors had knocked out glass panels and missing doorknobs.

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The exception is the red thread, which is tied to the front doorknob of the guest's house to ward off bad luck.

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