rocambole
ʁɔkɑ̃bɔl
Definition Synonyms
Definition of rocambole - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
- Il nous raconte encore ses rocamboles habituelles.
2.
botaniqueTECH. plante de la famille de l'ail au goût moins fortTECH.
- Le jardinier cultive de la rocambole dans son potager.
Origin of rocambole
italien, rocambolo (nom de plante/ail) (via espagnol rocambolo)
Examples of rocambole in a sentence
Ignore ses rocamboles, il exagère toujours ses aventures. La rocambole parfume délicatement la sauce de ce chef étoilé. Ils ont remplacé l’ail traditionnel par de la rocambole dans la recette.
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- English:tall tale, rocambole, ...
- German:Ammenmärchen, Schlangenknoblauch, ...
- Italian:storiella, rocambole, ...
- Spanish:cuento chino, rocambole, ...
- Portuguese:história mirabolante, alho-rocambole, ...
- Chinese:离奇故事, 蛇头蒜, ...
- Japanese:与太話, ロカンボール, ...
- Arabic:قصة غير معقولة, سوم بَرِّي, ...
- Hebrew:סִפּוּר מֻפְרָךְ, שׁוּם מִצְרִי, ...
- Russian:небылица, лук рокамболь, ...
- Ukrainian:байка, рокамболь, ...
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