bitture
bityʁ
Definition
Definition of bitture - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
- Il a pris une sacrée bitture hier soir au café.
2.
marineTECH. partie de câble qui file avec l'ancre du bateauTECH.
- Le marin prépare la bitture avant de mouiller l'ancre.
Origin of bitture
italien, bittura (bateau?) (incertain)
Examples of bitture in a sentence
Ils ont tous pris une grosse bitture pendant le festival de musique. Ils vérifient la bitture avant chaque manœuvre d’ancrage. Une bitture mal disposée peut provoquer un sérieux incident à bord.
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- English:bender, bitter end, ...
- German:Komasuff, Bucht, ...
- Italian:sbronza, bittura, ...
- Spanish:borrachera, bittura, ...
- Portuguese:bebedeira, bítora, ...
- Chinese:烂醉, 锚缆, ...
- Japanese:泥酔, 錨綱の一部, ...
- Arabic:سُكْر شَدِيد, جُزْء مِن حَبْل المِرْسَاة, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁכָּרוֹן כָּבֵד, בִּיטּוּרָה, ...
- Russian:бухач, биттура, ...
- Ukrainian:сильне сп'яніння, біттура, ...
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