Brook
bʁuk
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Definition of Brook - Reverso French Dictionary

Noun, masculine

1.
patronymenom de famille d'origine anglaise
  • La famille Brook s'est installée en France au siècle dernier.
2.
toponymenom de lieu d'origine anglaise
  • Brook est une petite paroisse située dans le Kent.
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ancêtredescendancefamillegénéalogieidentitélignéenomoriginecartegéographielieulocalité

Examples of Brook in a sentence

  • Ils ont rencontré un homme nommé Brook lors de leur voyage.
  • Le village de Brook attire de nombreux touristes chaque été.
  • La rivière traverse la commune de Brook, célèbre pour ses moulins.

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  2. German:Brook, englischer Ortsname, ...
  3. Italian:Brook, ...
  4. Spanish:Brook, topónimo Brook, ...
  5. Portuguese:Brook, ...
  6. Chinese:布鲁克, ...
  7. Japanese:ブルック, ...
  8. Arabic:بروك, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּרוּק, ...
  10. Russian:Брук, населённый пункт Брук, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Брук, ...
brook
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Definition of brook - Reverso French Dictionary

Noun, masculine

hippismeTECH.obstacle aquatique à franchir lors de courses d'obstacles équestresTECH.
  • Le cheval a chuté en sautant le brook lors du steeple-chase.
  • Le brook était particulièrement large sur ce parcours.
  • Certains chevaux hésitent avant de franchir le brook.
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Images of brook

  • brook: obstacle aquatique à franchir lors de courses d'obstacles équestres
    obstacle aquatique à franchir lors de courses d'obstacles équestres

Origin of brook

anglais, brook (ruisseau)

Terms related to brook

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barrehaieobstaclepalissadeparcourspisteverticale

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  1. English:water jump, ...
  2. German:Wassergraben, ...
  3. Italian:fosso, ...
  4. Spanish:foso con agua, ...
  5. Portuguese:riacho, ...
  6. Chinese:水障碍, ...
  7. Japanese:水濠, ...
  8. Arabic:عائق مائي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִמְשׁוּל מַיִם, ...
  10. Russian:брук, ...
  11. Ukrainian:брод (у кінному спорті), ...
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