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杯盘
trunks
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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tronc [tʀɔ̃] N m
1. tronc (fût):
tronc (d'arbre)
trunk
tronc (de colonne)
shaft
un tronc d'arbre
a tree-trunk
2. tronc:
tronc (partie du corps)
trunk, torso
tronc (partie de vaisseau, nerf)
trunk
3. tronc (dans église):
tronc
collection box
tronc commun (d'espèces, de langues)
common origin
tronc commun (de lignes de bus)
joint section
tronc commun (de disciplines)
(common) core curriculum
tronc de prisme
truncated prism
Phrases:
se casser le tronc sl
to worry about things
se casser le tronc sl
get into a sweat about things inf
ne te casse pas le tronc pour si peu!
it's not worth getting into a sweat about inf
charrier troncs d'arbre, blocs de pierre
to haul
English
English
French
French
charity box
tronc m
bole
tronc m
core curriculum SCHOOL, UNIV
tronc m commun
tree trunk
tronc m d'arbre
caber
tronc m
to toss the caber
lancer le tronc (jeu écossais)
core subject SCHOOL, UNIV
matière f du tronc commun
poor box
tronc m des pauvres
alms box
tronc m pour les pauvres
in the PONS Dictionary
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French
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tronc [tʀɔ̃] N m
1. tronc BOT, ANAT:
tronc
trunk
2. tronc ARCHIT:
tronc d'une colonne
shaft
3. tronc SCHOOL:
tronc commun (cycle commun)
common-core syllabus
tronc commun (partie de programme commune) UNIV
compulsory module
English
English
French
French
tree trunk
tronc m d'arbre
trunk
tronc m
in the PONS Dictionary
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French
English
English
tronc [tʀo͂] N m
1. tronc BOT, ANAT:
tronc
trunk
2. tronc ARCHIT:
tronc d'une colonne
shaft
3. tronc SCHOOL:
tronc commun
core curriculum
English
English
French
French
tree trunk
tronc m d'arbre
trunk
tronc m
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tronc commun (cycle commun)
common-core syllabus
tronc commun (partie de programme commune) UNIV
compulsory module
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Ces multiples influences charrient, surtout, d’une identité variée.
fr.wikipedia.org
Ils sont bétonnés intérieurement pour résister au frottement des alluvions charriés par le fleuve.
fr.wikipedia.org
Ces unités sont soit juxtaposées, soit charriées les unes sur les autres.
fr.wikipedia.org
L'étymon celto-ligure serait carrawam, soit l'eau -a(q)uam- qui porte ou charrie (carro).
fr.wikipedia.org
À une époque plus froide qu'aujourd'hui, il arrivait assez fréquemment que la Seine charrie des glaçons, voire soit prise par les glaces.
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