mangold
mɑ̃ɡɔld
Definition
Definition of mangold - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
légumeRare plante potagère aux grandes feuilles vertes et côtes blanches comestiblesRare
- Nous avons planté du mangold dans notre potager cette année.
- Le mangold accompagne bien le poisson grillé.
- Elle a acheté du mangold au marché ce matin.
Origin of mangold
allemand, mangold (bette à carde)
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- Chinese:瑞士甜菜, ...
- Japanese:フダンソウ, ...
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- Hebrew:מַנְגוֹלְד, ...
- Russian:мангольд, ...
- Ukrainian:мангольд, ...
Mangold
mɑ̃ɡɔld
Definition of Mangold - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
patronymenom de famille d'origine germanique
- Monsieur Mangold habite dans le quartier depuis vingt ans.
- Les Mangold ont été invités à la réunion de famille.
- Une famille Mangold a récemment emménagé dans le quartier.
Origin of Mangold
allemand, Mangold (mangold, bette)
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- Japanese:マンゴールド, ...
- Arabic:مانغولد, ...
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