splendor in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for splendor in the English»French Dictionary

splendour Brit, splendor Am [Brit ˈsplɛndə, Am ˈsplɛndər] N

splendour

splendeur f

to live/dine in splendour

vivre/dîner fastueusement

the splendours of

les splendeurs de

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undimmed beauty, memory, mind, splendour

intact

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resplendissement (de gloire)

splendour Brit

faste

splendour Brit

magnificence

splendour Brit

splendeur (de paysage, site, jour)

splendour Brit

éclat

splendour Brit

une ville dont la splendeur vous coupe le souffle

a town whose splendour takes your breath away

splendor in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for splendor in the English»French Dictionary

splendo(u)r [ˈsplendəʳ, Am -dɚ] N

1. splendo(u)r no pl (grandness):

splendo(u)r

splendeur f

2. splendo(u)r pl (beautiful things):

splendo(u)r

merveilles fpl

Translations for splendor in the French»English Dictionary

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faste

splendour Brit

faste

splendor Am

splendeur

splendour no pl Brit

splendeur

splendor no pl Am

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Both, in spite of their differences, have in common a reliance on splendor and excess.

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They did not reach the splendor of the sunlight, in harvesting two touchdowns and a field goal out of the fog.

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It is now a ruin, but the remains still show what was its former splendor.

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An artistic and novel system of lighting sheds a genuine splendor upon the unadorned finish of the walls and pillars.

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After a series of renovations, the castle is enjoyable in its splendour, for all those who wish to visit.

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He also restored the grounds to their former splendour at his own expense.

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About a hundred specimens are known of, which demonstrate the literary splendor of the court.

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During the 16th century the city reached its height of splendor (around 6,500 students and a total population of 24,000).

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After this phase of splendor, the theater began to decay, and by 1940 its demolition was being actively considered by the city.

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Our tools and machines break down in the aura of their splendor.

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