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cordon [kɔʀdɔ͂] N m

1. cordon (petite corde):

cordon
Schnur f
cordon d'une bourse, d'un sac
Band nt
cordon d'une bourse, d'un sac
Schnur
cordon d'un tablier
Band
cordon d'un rideaux
Zugschnur
cordon de sonnette
Klingelzug m
lier qc avec un cordon
etw zusammenschnüren
refermer qc en tirant les cordons
etw wieder zuziehen

2. cordon (décoration):

cordon
[Ordens]band nt
cordon
Kordon m

3. cordon GEOG:

cordon littoral
Küstenstreifen m

4. cordon ANAT:

cordon ombilical
Nabelschnur f
cordon médullaire
Rückenmark nt
cordon spermatique
Samenstrang m

5. cordon (chaîne):

cordon [d'agents] de police [ou cordon policier]
Polizeikordon m

Phrases:

tenir les cordons de la bourse
die [Haushalts]kasse verwalten
couper le cordon ombilical
die Nabelschnur durchtrennen
OpenDict entry

cordon N

cordon téléphonique m
Telephonkabel nt
OpenDict entry

cordon N

cordon sanitaire m HISTORY, POL
Cordon sanitaire m

cordon-bleu <cordons-bleus> [kɔʀdɔ͂blø] N m inf

cordon-bleu (homme)
fabelhafter Koch
cordon-bleu (femme)
fabelhafte Köchin
cordon-bleu (femme)
Küchenfee f hum inf