jewelery, head gear, helmet, hat, headphones, blouse, jock jill
| 06:35 May 29, 2001 |
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| na | bijoux/couvre-chef/casque/chapeau/casque à écouteurs/chemisier/sportif/ |
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| na | casque / casque d'écoute |
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bijoux/couvre-chef/casque/chapeau/casque à écouteurs/chemisier/sportif/ Explanation: jewelery = des bijoux (masc. pl) head gear = un couvre-chef helmet = un casque hat = un chapeau headphones = un casque à écouteurs blouse = un chemisier jock = un sportif |
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casque / casque d'écoute Explanation: Pour ajouter à ce que suggère ma collègue: headphones: casque d'écoute headgear: casque ou harnais helmet: casque protecteur Notes: Couvre-chef désigne tout ce qui va sur la tête : chapeau, béret, casque....) Si votre "jock jill" est l'équivalent de "jockstrap": suspensoir Reference: http://www.granddictionnaire.com |
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