polymer rods
French translation: Tige en polymère/ Canne en Polymère
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| 5 | baguette de polymère |
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| 4 | Tige en polymère/ Canne en Polymère |
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| 4 | cannes de polymere |
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| 4 | tringles de polymère |
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baguette de polymère Explanation: One of many choices, depending on the use of the "rod". |
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Tige en polymère/ Canne en Polymère Explanation: Rods in industry such as steel rods are "tige" in French. The other possibility is polymer rods are used for fishing. IN this case a fishing rod. If so then you would say Une canne en polymère" |
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4 days confidence:
cannes de polymere Explanation: hth yacine |
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12 days confidence:
tringles de polymère Explanation: I usually translate "rod" by "tringle", but it can be "tige" if the thing is actually small. |
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