tea garden in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for tea garden in the English»French Dictionary

tea garden N

1. tea garden (cafe):

tea garden

salon m de thé en plein air

2. tea garden (plantation):

tea garden

plantation f de thé

Translations for tea garden in the English»French Dictionary

they had tea in the garden

ils ont pris le thé au jardin

Translations for tea garden in the English»French Dictionary

tea [Brit tiː, Am ti] N

1. tea (drink, substance, shrub):

tea

thé m

I'll make a pot of tea

je vais faire du thé

2. tea (cup of tea):

tea

thé m

two teas please

deux thés s'il vous plaît

3. tea Brit:

tea (in the afternoon)

thé m

tea (for children)

goûter m

tea (evening meal)

repas m du soir

tea (evening meal)

dîner m

they had tea in the garden

ils ont pris le thé au jardin

4. tea Am (marijuana):

tea inf

marijuana f

it's not my cup of tea

ce n'est pas mon truc inf

he's not my cup of tea

il ne me plaît pas tellement

that's just his cup of tea

c'est tout à fait son truc inf

to give sb tea and sympathy hum

réconforter qn

I.garden [Brit ˈɡɑːd(ə)n, Am ˈɡɑrd(ə)n] N

1. garden Brit (area surrounding house):

garden

jardin m also fig

front/back garden

jardin situé devant/derrière la maison

we don't have much garden

nous n'avons pas un grand jardin

we don't have much garden attr plant, furniture

de jardin

we don't have much garden wall, fence, shed

du jardin

2. garden Am:

garden (flower)

platebande f

garden (vegetable)

potager m

II.gardens N

gardens npl (municipal):

gardens

jardin m public

III.garden [Brit ˈɡɑːd(ə)n, Am ˈɡɑrd(ə)n] VB intr

garden

jardiner, faire du jardinage

IV.garden [Brit ˈɡɑːd(ə)n, Am ˈɡɑrd(ə)n]

to lead sb up or Am down the garden path inf

mener qn en bateau inf

everything in the garden's rosy inf, iron

tout va pour le mieux iron

See also botanic

botanic, botanical [Brit bəˈtanɪk, Am bəˈtænɪk] ADJ

botanic studies, drawing, term

botanique

botanic name

latin

tea garden in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tea garden in the English»French Dictionary

tea garden N

1. tea garden (garden cafe):

tea garden

salon m de thé

2. tea garden (area with tea plantation):

tea garden

plantation f de thé

Translations for tea garden in the English»French Dictionary

I.garden [ˈgɑ:dn, Am ˈgɑ:r-] N

1. garden Brit (piece of land next to a house):

garden

jardin m

garden furniture

meubles mpl de jardin

garden hose

tuyau m d'arrosage

2. garden Am, Aus, Can (area planted to a specific purpose):

garden

jardin m

flower garden

jardin d'agrément

vegetable garden

jardin potager

Phrases:

to lead sb up the garden path

mener qn en bateau

II.garden [ˈgɑ:dn, Am ˈgɑ:r-] VB intr

garden

jardiner

tea [ti:] N

1. tea no pl (plant):

tea

thé m

2. tea (drink):

tea

thé m

mint tea

thé à la menthe

3. tea (cup of tea):

tea

thé m

4. tea Brit (late afternoon meal):

tea

goûter m

5. tea Brit, Aus (early evening cooked meal):

tea

dîner m

afternoon tea

thé m

garden N

User Entry

forest garden BOT

jardin-forêt m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In fact, it is a cute tea garden inhabited by lovely and helpful nepali people.

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To a large extent, the party represented tea garden labourers.

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Visits to the tea garden factories can be arranged.

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One small tea garden also there.

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It contains the temple proper (including a noted tea garden), a museum, and other complexes, and is very lively during cherry blossom season.

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Observing field data and secondary data the study reveals that tea garden workers are still in very deprive condition.

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Today, the area is just 25% forest, 15% tea garden, 43% cultivated and non-cultivated land and 17% water bodies, residential, hill etc.

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The site has been a tea garden since 1901.

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The place is calm and peaceful covered by deep forest, tea garden and small and distinct villages.

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Parts of the henge were landscaped in the late 18th to early 19th century, apparently with an intent to use the site as a tea garden.

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