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камине
Mâcon

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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Mâcon [makɔ̃]

Mâcon
Mâcon

I. maç|on (maçonne) [masɔ̃, ɔn] ADJ ZOOL

maçon (maçonne) abeille, guêpe

II. maç|on N m

1. maç|on CONSTR:

2. maç|on (franc-maçon):

I. franc-maç|on (franc-maçonne) <pl francs-maçons, franc-maçonnes> [fʀɑ̃masɔ̃, ɔn] ADJ

franc-maçon (franc-maçonne)

II. franc-maç|on (franc-maçonne) <pl francs-maçons, franc-maçonnes> [fʀɑ̃masɔ̃, ɔn] N m (f)

franc-maçon (franc-maçonne)
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in the PONS Dictionary

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maçon(ne) [masɔ̃, ɔn] N m(f) (ouvrier)

maçon(ne)

franc-maçon(ne) <francs-maçons> [fʀɑ̃masɔ̃, ɔn] N m(f)

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franc-maçon(ne) m (f)
in the PONS Dictionary
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maçon(ne) [maso͂, ɔn] N m(f) (ouvrier)

maçon(ne)

franc-maçon(ne) <francs-maçons> [fʀɑ͂maso͂, ɔn] N m(f)

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Il affirme que les fiches maçonnes étaient simplement indicatives, ce qui semble inexact ; ce sont les fiches des préfets qui l’étaient.
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Il devient franc-maçon, initié dès le 12 avril 1899, dans le cadre d'une lôge ouverte aux étudiants en médecine.
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Il quitte l’école jeune et exerce divers métiers : valet de ferme, ouvrier d’usine, maçon, chauffeur de taxi, ouvrier agricole itinérant.
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Ardent agnostique, il était aussi un franc-maçon enthousiaste.
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La pratique des maçons étant associée à l'usage intensif de la pierre naturelle on peut supposer que l'usage est passé indifféremment de l'un à l'autre.
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