English to French translations [PRO] unspecified | | English term or phrase: wall sconce tea light | | Part of a glossary, I have no context |
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| | voir ci-dessous | Explanation: A tea light is a "bougie"
A wall sconce is a "bras de lumière".
I hope this helps :)
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More precisely, tealight is translated as \"bougie chauffe-plat\", [Petite bougie que l\'on place sous un récipient afin de garder chaud un aliment. ]
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On a babylon glossary I\'ve seen that a wall sconce is also translated \"applique\" in French.
On Google I found an \"applique-bougie\", that you can see here:
http://users.pandora.be/lacourteechelle/lampes.htm
The thing is, if you want to find the word that translates the \"tealight\" which is on the \"wall sconce\", only a French speaking person could help :) |
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| voir ci-dessous
Explanation: A tea light is a "bougie"
A wall sconce is a "bras de lumière".
I hope this helps :)
-------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-05-17 15:22:47 (GMT) --------------------------------------------------
More precisely, tealight is translated as \"bougie chauffe-plat\", [Petite bougie que l\'on place sous un récipient afin de garder chaud un aliment. ]
-------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-05-17 15:31:29 (GMT) --------------------------------------------------
On a babylon glossary I\'ve seen that a wall sconce is also translated \"applique\" in French.
On Google I found an \"applique-bougie\", that you can see here:
http://users.pandora.be/lacourteechelle/lampes.htm
The thing is, if you want to find the word that translates the \"tealight\" which is on the \"wall sconce\", only a French speaking person could help :)
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