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sticks

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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bâton [bɑtɔ̃] N m

1. bâton (bout de bois):

2. bâton (objet allongé):

3. bâton:

4. bâton (dix mille francs):

bâton inf

Phrases:

mettre des bâtons dans les roues de qn

parquet [paʀkɛ] N m

1. parquet (plancher):

2. parquet LAW:

3. parquet (à la Bourse):

Phrases:

parquet à bâtons rompus

bâter [bɑte] VB trans

English
English
French
French
bâtons mpl
mettre des bâtons dans les roues à qn
to put a crimp in sth inf Am
mettre des bâtons dans les roues de qc
quarterstaff HISTORY, MIL

in the PONS Dictionary

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bâton [bɑtɔ̃] N m

1. bâton (canne, stick):

2. bâton (trait vertical):

parler à bâtons rompus
ferré(e) bâton, soulier
English
English
French
French
mettre des bâtons dans les roues de qn
to put the skids under sb/sth Brit, Aus inf
mettre des bâtons dans les roues à qn/qc
in the PONS Dictionary
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French
English
English

bâton [bɑto͂] N m

1. bâton (canne, stick):

2. bâton (trait vertical):

parler à bâtons rompus
ferré(e) bâton, soulier
English
English
French
French
mettre des bâtons dans les roues de qn
pole for skiing
stick of cinnamon, chalk, dynamite
Présent
jebâte
tubâtes
il/elle/onbâte
nousbâtons
vousbâtez
ils/ellesbâtent
Imparfait
jebâtais
tubâtais
il/elle/onbâtait
nousbâtions
vousbâtiez
ils/ellesbâtaient
Passé simple
jebâtai
tubâtas
il/elle/onbâta
nousbâtâmes
vousbâtâtes
ils/ellesbâtèrent
Futur simple
jebâterai
tubâteras
il/elle/onbâtera
nousbâterons
vousbâterez
ils/ellesbâteront

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Selon ses normes, tout cheval de moins d'1,48 m au garrot (ou 1,49 m ferré) est classé « poney », afin de faciliter les compétitions officielles.
fr.wikipedia.org
D'autres utilisent une parka bleue à liserés verts et blancs issue du réseau ferré.
fr.wikipedia.org
Un service de covoiturage, mais aussi des propositions d'itinéraires (vélo, voiture, autopartage, transport en commun ferré, routier et maritime) sont proposés sur leur portail internet.
fr.wikipedia.org
Le développement des routes et du camionnage et l'exode rural expliquent en grande partie cette désaffection de la fréquentation du réseau ferré secondaire.
fr.wikipedia.org
De plus, elle est reliée au réseau ferré autrichien en 1860.
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