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canne à framboise
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
raspberry cane N
raspberry cane
framboisier m
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
framboisier (cultivé)
raspberry cane
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
raspberry [Brit ˈrɑːzb(ə)ri, Am ˈræzˌbɛri, ˈræzˌb(ə)ri] N
1. raspberry (fruit):
raspberry
framboise f
raspberry attr ice cream, tart
à la framboise
raspberry jam
de framboise
2. raspberry (noise):
to blow a raspberry
faire un bruit de dérision
I. cane [Brit keɪn, Am keɪn] N
1. cane (material):
cane
rotin m
a cane-backed chair
une chaise au dossier canné
a cane-backed chair attr basket, blind, furniture
en rotin
2. cane (of sugar, bamboo):
cane
canne f
3. cane Brit SCHOOL:
cane (for walking)
canne f
cane (plant support)
tuteur m
cane (officer's)
badine f
cane (for punishment)
badine f
II. cane [Brit keɪn, Am keɪn] VB trans
1. cane chair:
cane
canner
2. cane Brit:
to cane a pupil
punir un élève en lui donnant des coups de badine
in the PONS Dictionary
raspberry <-ies> [ˈrɑ:zbrɪ, Am ˈræzˌber-] N
1. raspberry (fruit):
raspberry
framboise f
2. raspberry (plant):
raspberry
framboisier m
I. cane [keɪn] N
1. cane no pl (dried plant stem):
cane
canne f
2. cane (stick):
cane
canne f
cane for punishment
fouet m
to get the cane
recevoir un coup de fouet
II. cane [keɪn] VB trans
1. cane (weave of cane):
cane
canner
2. cane (hit with a stick):
cane
fouetter
in the PONS Dictionary
raspberry <-ies> [ˈræz·ˌber·i] N
1. raspberry (fruit):
raspberry
framboise f
2. raspberry (plant):
raspberry
framboisier m
cane [keɪn] N
1. cane:
cane (dried plant stem)
canne f
cane (for wickerwork, baskets)
rotin m
2. cane (stick):
cane
canne f
Present
Icane
youcane
he/she/itcanes
wecane
youcane
theycane
Past
Icaned
youcaned
he/she/itcaned
wecaned
youcaned
theycaned
Present Perfect
Ihavecaned
youhavecaned
he/she/ithascaned
wehavecaned
youhavecaned
theyhavecaned
Past Perfect
Ihadcaned
youhadcaned
he/she/ithadcaned
wehadcaned
youhadcaned
theyhadcaned
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Within a year of the accident, she moved from using a wheelchair to using a walker, and a year later was using two canes.
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When cold, these canes are then sliced in cross-section, which reveals the layered pattern.
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Next, bring your arm and the cane around from the rear to the front, along a horizontal line.
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To count, all strokes must be with the cane, and low blows must have a lunging movement.
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Modern canes may differ from the traditional fixed structure.
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