sconse
skɔ̃s
sconces
Definition Synonyms
Definition of sconse - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
animalTECH. petit mammifère noir et blanc qui projette une odeurTECH.
- Une sconse a traversé le jardin cette nuit.
2.
textileTECH. CAN fourrure de mouffette utilisée dans le commerceTECH. CAN
- Ce manteau est bordé de sconse très doux.
Images of sconse

petit mammifère noir et blanc qui projette une odeur
Origin of sconse
latin, sconsus (inconnu)
Examples of sconse in a sentence
La sconse a laissé une forte odeur sur la route. Le col de la veste est en sconse. Le sconse était prisé dans la mode hivernale.
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- English:skunk, skunk fur, ...
- German:Stinktier, Skunkfell, ...
- Italian:moffetta, pelliccia di moffetta, ...
- Spanish:mofeta, piel de mofeta, ...
- Portuguese:moufeta, pele de mofeta, ...
- Chinese:臭鼬, 臭鼬皮, ...
- Japanese:スカンク, スカンクの毛皮, ...
- Arabic:ظربان, فراء الظربان, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹאַשׁ, פַּרְוַת בּוֹאַשׁ, ...
- Russian:скунс, скунсовый мех, ...
- Ukrainian:скунс, скунсове хутро, ...
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