Aug 10, 2000 03:55
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According to the context, this is a piece of equipment for the 2nd baseman (baseball game). Any french equivalent ?
Thansk in advance
Thansk in advance
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Yes there is a French equivalent:
Le bac du gardien de base
HOWEVER the French do not use this. They use the English term.
Best of luck
Le bac du gardien de base
HOWEVER the French do not use this. They use the English term.
Best of luck
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Comment: "Thanks a lot. I'll stick to "shell" in French, then.
Kind regards
Christian"
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