cense
sɑ̃sə
Definition
Definition of cense - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
fermeRare exploitation agricole avec ses bâtiments et ses terresRare
- Cette vieille cense abrite encore quelques vaches.
- La cense domine toute la vallée environnante.
- Ils ont rénové la vieille cense pour en faire des chambres d’hôtes.
Origin of cense
latin, censum (cens) (tax/valuation) > ancien français cense (farm) (estate)
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- English:farmstead, ...
- German:Bauernhof, ...
- Italian:cascina, ...
- Spanish:granja, ...
- Portuguese:quinta, ...
- Chinese:农庄, ...
- Japanese:農場, ...
- Arabic:مَزْرَعَة, ...
- Hebrew:חֲוָוה, ...
- Russian:ценза, ...
- Ukrainian:ферма, ...
censer
sɑ̃se
Definition of censer - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
opinionRare penser ou estimer quelque chose de particulierRare
- Il cense que cette décision est la meilleure.
- On pouvait censers'attendre à une telle réaction du public.
- Elle se cense trop compétente pour accepter des critiques.
Origin of censer
latin, censere (estimer) (to assess)
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- English:suppose, ...
- German:meinen, ...
- Italian:ritenere, ...
- Spanish:considerar, ...
- Portuguese:julgar, ...
- Chinese:认为, ...
- Japanese:思う, ...
- Arabic:ظنَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לַחְשׁוֹב, ...
- Russian:считать, ...
- Ukrainian:вважати, ...
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