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cor nom {m} | horn [horns]◼◼◼(any of several musical wind instruments) corn [corns]◼◼◻(type of callus) |
COR nom propre | ROC◼◼◼(Russian Olympic Committee, an organization) |
cor anglais nom {m} | cor anglais [cors anglais]◼◼◼(woodwind instrument) |
cor d'harmonie nom {m} | French horn◼◼◼(musical instrument) |
cor de basset nom {m} | basset horn◼◼◼(alto instrument of the clarinet family) |
cor de chasse nom {m} | hunting horn◼◼◼(bugle used during a hunt) |
cor des Alpes nom {m} | alphorn◼◼◼(musical instrument) |
coracle nom {m} | coracle◼◼◼(small circular or oblong boat made of wickerwork) |
corail adjectif | coral◼◼◼(having the orange-pink colour of coral) |
corail nom {m} | coral [corals]◼◼◼(colony) coral [corals]◼◼◼(substance) |
corallien adjectif | coral◼◼◼(made of coral) |
coran nom {m} | Qur'an [Qur'ans]◼◼◼(a copy of the Qur'an) |
coranique adjectif | Qur'anic◼◼◼(relating to the Quran) |
coranisme nom {m} | Quranism◼◼◼(Disbelief in the role of the hadith in Islam) |
corban nom {m} | corban◼◼◼(an offering to God, especially in fulfilment of a vow, see also: sacrifice) |
corbeau nom {m} | crow [crows]◼◼◼(any bird of the genus Corvus) corbel [corbels]◼◼◻((architecture) A structural member of stone, wood or metal jutting out of a wall to carry a superincumbent weight) |
Corbeau nom propre | Corbeau◼◼◼proper noun |
Corbeau nom propre {m} | Corvus◼◼◻(constellation of the southern sky) |
corbeau de nuit nom {m} | black-crowned night heron [black-crowned night herons](Nycticorax nycticorax) |
corbeau freux nom {m} | rook [rooks]◼◼◼(bird) |
corbeille nom {f} | trash◼◼◼(computer terminology) recycle bin◼◼◻(container) |
corbeille à papier nom | trash◼◼◼(container) |
corbeille à papiers nom {f} | wastepaper basket◼◼◼(small open container for discarded paper) |
corbillard nom {m} | hearse [hearses]◼◼◼(vehicle for transporting dead) |
corbleu nom | goodness(euphemistically: God) |
corbyniste nom | Corbynite(Supporter of Jeremy Corbyn) |
cordage nom {m} | rope [ropes]◼◼◼(a length of this string) cordage◼◼◼(set of ropes and cords) |
cordal adjectif | chordal◼◼◼(kind of graph) |
corde nom {f} | rope [ropes]◼◼◼(a length of this string) rope [ropes]◼◼◼(thick, strong string) string [strings]◼◼◼(long, thin structure made from twisted threads) string [strings]◼◼◼(physics: subject of study in string theory) string [strings]◼◼◼(string of a musical instrument) string [strings]◼◼◼(this structure as a substance) cord [cords]◼◼◼(length of twisted strands) |