Sorgue
sɔʁɡ
Definition

Definition of Sorgue - Reverso French Dictionary

Noun, feminine

1.
cours d'eauTECH.rivière de France dans le Vaucluse qui naît à Fontaine-de-VaucluseTECH.
  • La Sorgue traverse plusieurs communes du Vaucluse.
2.
embranchementTECH.division ou bras de la rivière SorgueTECH.
  • Le bassin des Sorgues irrigue cette région agricole.
3.
dénomination historiqueancien nom de la rivière Ouvèze
  • La Sorgue désignait autrefois ce qui est maintenant l'Ouvèze.
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Origin of Sorgue

provençal? occitan? Sorgue (nom de rivière, du celte 'sorgo' source?)

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affluentbiefcanaleauprovençalsourcebifurcationcanalisationconfluentdérivationdivisionjonction

Examples of Sorgue in a sentence

  • La source de la Sorgue attire de nombreux touristes en été.
  • Cette sorgue se jette plus loin dans le Rhône.
  • Les pêcheurs se répartissent le long des différentes Sorgues.
  • Les anciens textes mentionnent souvent la Sorgue dans les récits de crues.
  • Les archives montrent que la Sorgue était redoutée pour ses débordements.

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  1. English:Sorgue, Sorgue branch, ...
  2. German:Sorgue, Sorgue-Arm, ...
  3. Italian:Sorgue, ramo della Sorgue, ...
  4. Spanish:Sorgue, ramal de la Sorgue, ...
  5. Portuguese:Sorgue, ...
  6. Chinese:索尔格河, 索尔格河的分流, ...
  7. Japanese:ソルグ川, 分流, ...
  8. Arabic:سورغ, فَرْع سورغ, ...
  9. Hebrew:סוֹרְג, יוּבַל סוֹרְג, ...
  10. Russian:Сорг, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Сорг, рукав Сорґи, ...
sorgue
sɔʁg

Definition of sorgue - Reverso French Dictionary

Noun, feminine

argotDatednuit, en argotDated
  • Les voleurs ont préparé leur coup pendant la sorgue.
  • On se retrouve à la sorgue pour finir le boulot.
  • Ils ont traversé la ville à la sorgue, quand tout était désert.
nuit obscurité
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Origin of sorgue

old provencal, sorga (spring)

Terms related to sorgue

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clartécouchantcrépusculeminuitnoirceurombresoirténèbres

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  1. English:the night, ...
  2. German:Nacht, ...
  3. Italian:notte, ...
  4. Spanish:noche, ...
  5. Portuguese:noite, ...
  6. Chinese:黑夜, ...
  7. Japanese:夜, ...
  8. Arabic:لَيْل, ...
  9. Hebrew:לַיְלָה, ...
  10. Russian:ночка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сорган, ...
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