gargoulette
ɡaʁɡulɛt
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Definition of gargoulette - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
- Il s'est versé le vin directement dans la gargoulette.
2.
récipientRare cruche en terre poreuse qui garde l'eau fraîcheRare
- Il remplit la gargoulette d'eau froide pour la journée.
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cruche en terre poreuse qui garde l'eau fraîche
Origin of gargoulette
arabe, gargoulette (gargoule, récipient)
Examples of gargoulette in a sentence
Un bon thé chaud apaise la gargoulette. La gargoulette repose sur la table de la terrasse. Ils ont acheté une gargoulette au marché artisanal.
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- English:gullet, water jug, ...
- German:Kehle, Wasserkühlerkrug, ...
- Italian:gola, brocca di terracotta, ...
- Spanish:garganta, botijo, ...
- Portuguese:goela, garrafão de barro, ...
- Chinese:嗓子, 陶水壶, ...
- Japanese:のど, 素焼きの水差し, ...
- Arabic:الحلق, جرة ماء فخارية, ...
- Hebrew:גַּרְגֶּרֶת, כַּד חֶרֶס, ...
- Russian:глотка, гаргу-летка, ...
- Ukrainian:горлянка, глечик, ...
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