Francúzština | Angličtina |
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Pierre nom {f} | Peter◼◼◼(one of the epistles of Peter) |
Pierre nom propre {m} | Peter◼◼◼(male given name) Peter◼◼◼(the Apostle) |
pierre nom {f} | rock [rocks]◼◼◼(closed hand in rock paper scissors) rock [rocks]◼◼◼(natural mineral aggregate) |
pierre nom {m} | jewel [jewels]◼◼◻(bearing for a pivot in watch) |
Pierre nom | Tom, Dick and Harry◼◻◻(anybody or everybody; random or unknown people) |
pierre à aiguiser nom {f} | whetstone [whetstones]◼◼◼(stone used to hone tools) |
pierre à aiguiser nom | hone [hones]◼◻◻(sharpening stone) |
pierre à briquet nom {f} | flint [flints]◼◼◼(small cylinder) |
pierre à fusil nom {f} | flint [flints]◼◼◼(piece of flint, such as gunflint used to produce a spark, see also: firestriker) |
pierre à lécher nom {f} | salt lick◼◼◼(block of salt) |
pierre angulaire nom {f} | cornerstone [cornerstones]◼◼◼(base stone) cornerstone [cornerstones]◼◼◼(ceremonial stone) cornerstone [cornerstones]◼◼◼(that which is prominent, fundamental, noteworthy, or central) |
pierre d'achoppement nom {f} | stumbling block◼◼◼(hindrance) |
pierre d'Afrique nom | hyraceumnoun |
pierre d'angle nom {f} | cornerstone [cornerstones]◼◼◼(base stone) cornerstone [cornerstones]◼◼◼(that which is prominent, fundamental, noteworthy, or central) |
pierre d'horlogerie nom {f} | jewel [jewels]◼◼◼(bearing for a pivot in watch) |
pierre de la faim nom {f} | hunger stone(stone in a river visible during a drought, marking the water level as a warning of famine if the water reaches that low level again) |
pierre de lune nom | moonstone [moonstones]◼◼◼(translucent gemstone) |
Pierre de Rosette nom {f} | Rosetta Stone◼◼◼(large inscribed stone) |
pierre de sang nom {f} | bloodstone◼◼◼(type of green chalcedony) |
pierre de taille nom {f} | dimension stone◼◼◼noun ashlar◼◼◼(masonry making use of such blocks) |
pierre de touche nom {f} | touchstone [touchstones]◼◼◼(standard of comparison or evaluation) |
pierre dressée nom {f} | standing stone◼◼◼(prehistoric monument) |
pierre-feuille-ciseaux nom {m} | rock paper scissors◼◼◼(popular child's game) |
pierre levée nom {f} | standing stone◼◼◼(prehistoric monument) |
pierre philosophale nom {f} | philosopher's stone◼◼◼noun |
pierre précieuse nom {f} | precious stone◼◼◼(gem) gem [gems]◼◼◼(precious stone) gemstone◼◼◼(gem) |
pierre qui roule n'amasse pas mousse phrase | a rolling stone gathers no moss◼◼◼(a person who never settles in one place will never be successful) |
pierre runique nom {f} | runestone◼◼◼(stone with a runic inscription) |
pierre tombale nom {f} | tombstone [tombstones]◼◼◼(stone on grave) |
pierreuse [dated] nom {f} | streetwalker [streetwalkers](prostitute who looks for clients on the streets) |
pierrier nom {m} | scree [screes]◼◼◼(loose stony debris on a slope) |
Pierrot nom propre | Pierrot◼◼◼(buffoon) |