troncher
tʁɔ̃ʃe
Definition Conjugation
Definition of troncher - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
- Il voulait la troncher après la soirée.
2.
viticultureTECH. couper des pousses de vigne avec une cisailleTECH.
- Le vigneron tronche les sarments en automne.
Origin of troncher
Old French, tronchier? (to cut) + Latin truncare (to truncate)
Examples of troncher in a sentence
Elle l'a quitté après avoir appris qu'il la tronchait. Il faut troncher ces vieilles pousses avant l’hiver. Chaque printemps, ils tronchent soigneusement les rangées de vigne.
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- English:sleep with, prune, ...
- German:vögeln, ausgeizen, ...
- Italian:scopare, spuntare i tralci, ...
- Spanish:follar, cortar los sarmientos, ...
- Portuguese:foder, podar, ...
- Chinese:上床, 修剪, ...
- Japanese:ヤる, 剪定する, ...
- Arabic:ضاجع, قَصَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁכַּב, לִגְזוֹם בְּמַזְמֵרָה, ...
- Russian:переспать с кем-то, обрезать, ...
- Ukrainian:переспати, обрізати пагони, ...
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