liage
ljaʒ
Definition Synonyms
Definition of liage - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
attacheraction d'attacher ou de réunir des choses ensemble
- Le liage des gerbes de blé se fait avec de la ficelle.
2.
taxe historiqueRare ancienne taxe perçue sur le vin ou sa lieRare
- Le liage était un droit payé par les marchands de vin.
Origin of liage
français, liage (lier + -age)
Examples of liage in a sentence
Un bon liage facilite le transport des branches coupées. Le liage variait selon les régions viticoles. Certains vignerons contestaient le montant du liage.
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- English:binding, liage, ...
- German:Bindung, Liage, ...
- Italian:legatura, tassa sul vino, ...
- Spanish:atadura, liage, ...
- Portuguese:atadura, liagem, ...
- Chinese:捆绑, 酒渣税, ...
- Japanese:結束, ワイン税, ...
- Arabic:رَبْط, ضريبة اللياج, ...
- Hebrew:קִשּׁוּר, מַס הַיָּיִן, ...
- Russian:связывание, лияж, ...
- Ukrainian:зв'язування, ліяж, ...
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