chartre
ʃaʁtʁ
Definition Synonyms
Definition of chartre - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
sécuritéDated endroit sûr pour protéger ou garder quelque choseDated
- Cette tour servait de chartre pour les biens précieux.
2.
passéRare maladie de langueur qui affectait les enfants autrefoisRare
- L'enfant souffrait de la chartre et dépérissait lentement.
Origin of chartre
latin, charta (papier) + suffixe -re
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Examples of chartre in a sentence
On a construit une chartre pour protéger les archives familiales. La chartre était redoutée dans les villages autrefois. On craignait la chartre durant l'hiver.
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- English:safe place, consumption, ...
- German:Gewahrsam, Schwindsucht, ...
- Italian:cella di sicurezza, malattia di consunzione, ...
- Spanish:refugio, enfermedad infantil de languidez, ...
- Portuguese:cofre, doença de fraqueza infantil antiga, ...
- Chinese:保险库, 疳症, ...
- Japanese:金庫, 消耗病, ...
- Arabic:مخزن آمن, الهزال, ...
- Hebrew:מַחְסָן מוּגָן, מַחֲלַת דִּכָּאוֹן יְלָדִים, ...
- Russian:хранилище, чахотка, ...
- Ukrainian:сховище, чартра, ...
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