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fondation

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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foundation [Brit faʊnˈdeɪʃ(ə)n, Am faʊnˈdeɪʃ(ə)n] N

1. foundation (base):

fondements mpl (of, for de)
to lay the foundations for sth lit
to lay the foundations for sth fig
to rock or shake sth to its foundations lit
to rock or shake sth to its foundations fig

2. foundation (truth) fig:

3. foundation (founding):

fondation f (of de)

4. foundation FIN:

foundation course N Brit UNIV

foundation garment N dated

foundation stone N CONSTR

National Science Foundation, NSF N Am

undermine cliff, foundations, road
undermine authority, efforts, foundations
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foundations
to lay the foundations of sth
foundations pl
to lay/undermine the foundations of
être sans ou dénué de fondement allégations, craintes:
exposure of the foundations

in the PONS Dictionary

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foundation [faʊnˈdeɪʃən] N

1. foundation pl (base of a building):

2. foundation fig (basis):

3. foundation no pl (evidence to support sth):

4. foundation (organization, establishment):

5. foundation no pl (base make-up):

pier in foundations
charitable foundation
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fondation d'un bâtiment
foundations
foundations
to lay the foundations of [or for] sth
to lay the foundations of sth
in the PONS Dictionary
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foundation [faʊn·ˈdeɪ·ʃ ə n] N

1. foundation pl (base of a building):

2. foundation fig (basis):

3. foundation (evidence to support sth):

4. foundation (organization, establishment):

5. foundation (base make-up):

pier in foundations
charitable foundation
French
French
English
English
fondation d'un bâtiment
foundations
foundations
to lay the foundations of [or for] sth
to lay the foundations of sth

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A good foundation garments minimizes kummerspeck keister or any part of your body that requires taming without cutting off circulation to your extremities, lacerating your spleen or clogging your pores.
www.nydailynews.com
Being underwear, the foundation garment should not be visible under the outer wear, unless the exposure is intended.
en.wikipedia.org
Specific styles of foundation garments have been essential to some fashion movements, and required in some social situations in various fashion periods, particularly but not exclusively for women.
en.wikipedia.org
In the early 1900s, for example, rubber yarns were used in foundation garments.
en.wikipedia.org
The idea, at its most idealistic, is to make wearing foundation garments sound as manly as changing a tire -- or, in this case, getting rid of a spare.
www.winnipegfreepress.com

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