Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
une longère
English translation:
long box
Added to glossary by
Britt Susann (X)
Jul 7, 2008 11:35
15 yrs ago
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French term
une longère
French to English
Tech/Engineering
Transport / Transportation / Shipping
this term arises after "glacière" and before "pall box" in a list of containers/devices for transport. My tentative guess would be runner (as in a sliding device)....
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Graham macLachlan
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| 5 -1 | Frecch farmhouse dating from the 19th century |
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long box
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"longère" is a long farmhouse in my experience
"longère" is a long farmhouse in my experience
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Mike Garner
: I've seen it in British estate agents' windows as a long barn
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I live in one! It's a long building which is half house and half barn (which most people convert into living space), thanks
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Comment: "Thank you Graham!"
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Frecch farmhouse dating from the 19th century
Architecture vernaculaire de la Francel (19e siecle). La "longère" a une pièce unique commune aux hommes et aux animaux
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Kari Foster
: Does not fit with the context given
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This is why I gave this definition. This is what a longere is. Please do advise other meaning as soon as you find out.
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