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choir verbe | fall [fell, fallen, falling, falls]◼◼◼(move to a lower position under the effect of gravity) |
crachoir nom {m} | spittoon [spittoons]◼◼◼(receptacle for spit) |
embauchoir nom {m} | shoe tree◼◼◼(device to preserve the shape of a shoe) |
hachoir nom {m} | chopper [choppers]◼◼◼(knife for chopping food) meatgrinder◼◻◻(device for cutting meat) mezzaluna◼◻◻(crescent-shaped steel blade) |
mouchoir nom {m} | handkerchief [handkerchieves]◼◼◼(cloth for wiping the face, eyes, nose or hands) |
mouchoir en papier nom {m} | tissue [tissues]◼◼◼(sheet of absorbent paper) |
mâchoire nom {f} | jaw [jaws]◼◼◼(bone of the jaw) jawbone [jawbones]◼◼◻(any of the bones in the jaw) jowl [jowls]◼◻◻(jaw) |
mâchoire inférieure nom {f} | jaw [jaws]◼◼◼(bone of the jaw) jawbone [jawbones]◼◻◻(bone of the lower jaw) |
mâchoire supérieure nom {f} | jaw [jaws]◼◼◼(bone of the jaw) |
nichoir nom {m} | birdhouse◼◼◼(small house for birds) |
nichoir à insectes nom {m} | insect hotel(manmade structure to house insects) |
perchoir nom {m} | perch [perches]◼◼◼(rod used by bird) |
placard-séchoir nom {m} | airing cupboard◼◼◼(clothes storage cupboard) |
pleurer à mouchoir que veux-tu verbe | cry one's eyes out(to weep for an elongated time) |
pochoir nom | stencil [stencils]◼◼◼(thin sheet; utensil) |
épluchoir nom {m} | peeler [peelers](kitchen utensil) |