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рыбные
the explanation
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explication [ɛksplikasjɔ̃] N f
1. explication (éclaircissement):
explanation uncountable (à, de of)
2. explication (cause):
explanation (de for)
reason (de for)
3. explication (altercation):
4. explication SCHOOL (de passage):
faire l'explication d'un passage
Phrases:
oiseux (oiseuse) dispute, explication
alambiqué (alambiquée) explication
limpide explication, style
filandreux (filandreuse) exposé, style, explication
compréhensible langage, terme, explication
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explanatory letter, statement
explication f (of de, for à)
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explication [ɛksplikasjɔ̃] N f
1. explication (indication, raison):
2. explication (commentaire, annotation):
3. explication (discussion):
4. explication pl (mode d'emploi):
probant(e) argument, explication, raison
fantaisiste explication, hypothèse
boiteux (-euse) explication, raisonnement
sincérité d'une explication, réponse
requérir explication, justification
solliciter audience, explication, emploi
sincère ami, repentir, explication, réponse
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explication [ɛksplikasjo͂] N f
1. explication (indication, raison):
2. explication (commentaire, annotation):
3. explication (discussion):
4. explication pl (mode d'emploi):
fantaisiste explication, hypothèse
boiteux (-euse) explication, raisonnement
solliciter audience, explication, emploi
requérir explication, justification
sincérité d'une explication, réponse
servir voiture, outil, conseil, explication
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Solman : jeune homme boiteux, "donneur" (capable de lire dans les pensées et d'avoir des prémonitions).
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Son surnom provient du fait qu'il reste boiteux après une arrestation qui tourne mal.
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Valachie : les ensembles tarafs y sont communs : ils accompagnent les danses brâu, geamparale, sârba et hora (aux rythmes « boiteux » axaci).
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Boiteux, mais d'une force exceptionnelle, il doit son nom à sa démarche sautillante particulière.
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Le nom vient du vieux breton camm (« courbe ou boiteux ») et les (« château »).
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