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	écon. tech. assemblage `{m}` à rainure et languette	tongue and groove joint <TG, T&G> `[also:` `tongue-and-groove` `joint]`
	cuis. sauce `{f}` à la zingara	gypsy sauce `[chopped` `ham,` `tongue,` `mushrooms` `and` `truffles` `combined` `with` `tomato` `sauce` `&` `tarragon]`
	hist. pol. doge `{m}`	Doge `[elected` `lord` `and` `Chief` `of` `State` `in` `several` `Italian` `city-states,` `notably` `Venice` `and` `Genoa,` `during` `the` `medieval` `and` `renaissance` `periods]`
	géogr. Antilles `{f.pl}`	Antilles `[archipelago` `bordered` `by` `the` `Caribbean` `Sea` `to` `the` `south` `and` `west,` `the` `Gulf` `of` `Mexico` `to` `the` `northwest,` `and` `the` `Atlantic` `Ocean` `to` `the` `north` `and` `east]`
	géogr. hist. pol. duché `{m}` de Parme et Plaisance `[1545-1802` `and` `1814-1858]`	Duchy of Parma `[1545-1802` `and` `1814-1858]` `[also:` `Duchy` `of` `Parma` `and` `Piacenza]` `[a` `historic` `state` `in` `northern` `Italy]`
	coup `{m}` de langue	lick `[with` `tongue]`
	hist. pol. traité `{m}` de Madrid `[1526]`	Treaty of Madrid `[signed` `in` `1526` `by` `King` `Francis` `I` `of` `France` `and` `Charles,` `Holy` `Roman` `Emperor.` `Francis` `renounced` `all` `his` `claims` `in` `Italy,` `Flanders,` `and` `Artois,` `and` `surrendered` `Burgundy` `to` `Charles]`
	hist. mil. pol. bataille `{f}` de Nancy `[1477]`	Battle of Nancy `[in` `1477,` `the` `final` `and` `decisive` `battle` `in` `the` `Burgundian` `Wars.` `The` `Duke` `of` `Burgundy` `was` `defeated` `and` `killed` `by` `Lorraine` `and` `Swiss` `forces` `(funded` `by` `France)]`
	cuis. roux `{m}`	roux `[flour` `and` `fat` `cooked` `together` `and` `used` `to` `thicken` `sauces]`
	cuis. pissaladière `{f}`	`[Speciality` `of` `Ligurian` `and` `Nice` `cusine]` `[flatbread` `with` `toppings` `usually` `of` `caramelised` `onions,` `black` `olives,` `and` `anchovies]`
	supplice `{m}` du collier	necklacing `[forcing` `a` `rubber` `tyre` `drenched` `with` `petrol` `around` `a` `victim's` `chest` `and` `arms,` `and` `setting` `it` `on` `fire]`
	cuis. cinq à sept `{m}` `[can.]` `[fam.]`	afternoon get-together `[in` `Quebec]` `[similar` `to` `a` `happy` `hour,` `cocktail` `party,` `or` `wine` `and` `cheese,` `held` `approximately` `between` `5` `and` `7` `p.m.]`
	relig. marabout `{m}`	marabout `[Muslim` `religious` `leader` `and` `teacher` `in` `West` `Africa,` `and` `(historically)` `in` `the` `Maghreb]`
	hist. pol. guelfes `{m.pl}`	Guelphs `[faction` `supporting` `the` `Pope` `in` `12C` `and` `13C` `in` `the` `Italian` `city-states` `of` `Central` `and` `Northern` `Italy]`
	cuis. potée `{f}`	potée `[soup` `or` `stew` `pork` `and` `vegetables,` `most` `frequently,` `cabbage` `and` `potatoes` `of` `which` `choucroute` `is` `the` `most` `characteristic]`
	hist. pol. gibelins `{m.pl}`	Ghibellines `[faction` `supporting` `the` `Holy` `Roman` `Emperor` `in` `12C` `and` `13C` `in` `the` `Italian` `city-states` `of` `Central` `and` `Northern` `Italy]`
	myth. Parques `{f.pl}`	Parcae `[also:` `the` `Fates]` `[female` `personifications` `of` `destiny` `who` `directed` `the` `lives` `(and` `deaths)` `of` `humans` `and` `gods` `in` `Roman` `mythology]`
	géogr. hist. Valachie `{f}`	Wallachia `[also:` `Walachia]` `[historical` `and` `geographical` `region` `of` `Romania,` `situated` `north` `of` `the` `Lower` `Danube` `and` `south` `of` `the` `Southern` `Carpathians]`
	géogr. îles `{f.pl}` Lucaye	Lucayan Archipelago `[also:` `Bahama` `Archipelago]` `[an` `island` `group` `in` `the` `western` `North` `Atlantic` `Ocean` `comprising` `the` `Commonwealth` `of` `The` `Bahamas` `and` `the` `Turks` `and` `Caicos` `Islands]`
	hist. mil. pol. guerre `{f}` de la Quatrième Coalition `[1806-1807]`	War of the Fourth Coalition `[1806-1807]` `[conflicts` `of` `France` `against` `Prussia` `and` `Russia,` `and` `both` `were` `heavily` `defeated]`
	hist. pol. Sérénissime Maison `{f}` de Bragance	Most Serene House of Braganza `[also:` `Brigantine` `Dynasty]` `[a` `dynasty` `of` `emperors,` `kings,` `princes,` `and` `dukes` `of` `Portuguese` `origin` `which` `reigned` `in` `Europe` `and` `the` `Americas]`
	géogr. hist. comté `{m}` de Hainaut `[ou` `Hainau]`	County of Hainaut `[or` `Hainault]` `[territorial` `lordship` `in` `the` `medieval` `Holy` `Roman` `Empire,` `straddling` `today's` `border` `of` `Belgium` `and` `France;` `main` `towns` `Mons` `(BG)` `and` `Valenciennes` `(FR)]`
	hist. pol. congrès `{m}` d'Arras `[1435]`	Congress of Arras `[in` `1435,` `1st` `international` `peace` `conference` `between` `France,` `England` `&` `Burgundy` `and` `observers` `from` `Aragon,` `Bohemia,` `Brittany,` `Castile,` `Denmark,` `Holy` `Roman` `Empire,` `and` `many` `more.]`
	géogr. Guadeloupe `{f}` `[un` `archipel` `des` `Caraïbes,` `formant` `une` `région` `et` `un` `département` `d'outre-mer` `français]`	Guadeloupe <.gp> `[an` `archipelago` `and` `overseas` `department` `and` `region` `of` `France` `in` `the` `Caribbean]`
	hist. relig. dévotion `{f}` moderne `[devotio` `moderna]`	Modern Devotion `[devotio` `moderna]` `[a` `movement` `for` `relious` `reform,` `flourishing` `in` `the` `low` `countries` `and` `Germany` `in` `1C` `and` `15C]`
	géogr. hist. pol. royaume `{m}` de Navarre	Kingdom of Navarre `[Basque` `kingdom` `that` `occupied` `lands` `on` `either` `side` `of` `the` `western` `Pyrenees,` `alongside` `the` `Atlantic` `Ocean` `between` `present-day` `Spain` `and` `France` `between` `824` `and` `1620]`
	géogr. hist. pol. royaume `{m}` de Castille	Kingdom of Castile `[large` `and` `powerful` `state` `on` `the` `Iberian` `Peninsula` `during` `the` `Middle` `Ages.` `In` `1479,` `the` `crowns` `of` `Aragon` `and` `Castile` `were` `united` `to` `form` `the` `nucleus` `of` `modern` `Spain.]`
	hist. mil. pol. traité `{m}` de Bucarest `[1812]`	Treaty of Bucharest `[1812]` `[between` `the` `Ottoman` `and` `Russian` `Empires,` `ending` `the` `Russo-Turkish` `War` `of` `1806–12` `and` `freeing` `Russia` `to` `concentrate` `on` `the` `upcoming` `war` `with` `France]`
	géogr. Martinique `{f}` `[une` `île` `française` `située` `dans` `les` `Caraïbes` `et` `département` `et` `région` `d'outre-mer]`	Martinique <.mq> `[an` `island` `and` `an` `overseas` `department`/`region` `and` `single` `territorial` `collectivity` `of` `France]`
	hist. mil. pol. guerre `{f}` de la Troisième Coalition `[1803-1806]`	War of the Third Coalition `[1803-1806]` `[conflicts` `between` `France,` `supported` `by` `Spain` `and` `Bavaria,` `and` `several` `European` `powers` `(Britain,` `Holy` `Roman` `Empire,` `Russia,` `Naples,` `Tuscany` `&` `Sweden)]`
	pol. oblast `{m}`	oblast `[a` `type` `of` `administrative` `division` `of` `Belarus,` `Bulgaria,` `Kazakhstan,` `Kyrgyzstan,` `Russia,` `and` `Ukraine,` `as` `well` `as` `the` `former` `Soviet` `Union` `and` `the` `Kingdom` `of` `Yugoslavia]`
	hist. mil. pol. guerre `{f}` de la Sixième Coalition `[1813-1814]`	War of the Sixth Coalition `[1813-1814]` `[coalition` `of` `Austria,` `Prussia,` `Russia,` `UK,` `Portugal,` `Sweden,` `Spain` `and` `some` `German` `States` `defeated` `France` `and` `drove` `Napoleon` `into` `exile` `on` `Elba]`
	géogr. hist. Îles `{f.pl}` des Princes `[un` `archipel` `de` `neuf` `îles` `dans` `la` `mer` `de` `Marmara` `au` `sud-est` `d'Istanbul` `en` `Turquie]`	Prince Islands `[also:` `Prince` `Archipelago` `or` `Adalar]` `[during` `the` `Byzantine` `and` `Ottoman` `periods,` `princes` `and` `other` `royalty` `were` `exiled` `here]`
	géogr. hist. pol. royaume `{m}` d'Aragon	Kingdom of Aragon `[a` `medieval` `and` `early` `modern` `kingdom` `on` `the` `Iberian` `Peninsula.` `In` `1479,` `the` `crowns` `of` `Aragon` `and` `Castile` `were` `united` `to` `form` `the` `nucleus` `of` `modern` `Spain.]`
	hist. pol. paix `{f}` de Westphalie `[1648]` `[aussi` `:` `traités` `de` `Westphalie]`	Peace of Westphalia `[1648]` `[2` `treaties` `which` `ended` `the` `30` `Years'` `War` `and` `the` `80` `Years'` `War` `and` `brought` `peace` `to` `the` `Holy` `Roman` `Empire]`
	hist. mil. pol. traité `{m}` de Campo-Formio `[1797]`	Treaty of Campo Formio `[1797]` `[signed` `by` `Napoleon` `and` `the` `Austrian` `Monarchy,` `ending` `the` `War` `of` `the` `First` `Coalition` `and` `left` `UK` `fighting` `alone` `against` `revolutionary` `France]`
	hist. mil. pol. traité `{m}` de Fontainebleau `[1807]`	Treaty of Fontainebleau `[1807]` `[secret` `agreement` `signed` `between` `King` `Charles` `IV` `of` `Spain` `and` `the` `French` `Emperor` `Napoleon,` `to` `drive` `the` `House` `of` `Braganza` `from` `and` `divide` `the` `Kingdom` `of` `Portugal]`
	arch. hist. pol. palais `{m}` des Tuileries `[1564-1871]`	Tuileries Palace `[1564-1871]` `[royal` `and` `imperial` `palace` `in` `Paris,` `residence` `of` `most` `French` `monarchs,` `from` `Henry` `IV` `to` `Napoleon` `III,` `and` `burned` `by` `the` `Paris` `Commune` `in` `1871]`
	hist. Philippe `{m}` le Beau `[1478-1506]` `[Philippe` `de` `Habsbourg]`	Philip the Handsome `[1478-1506]` `[ruler` `of` `the` `Burgundian` `Netherlands` `and` `titular` `Duke` `of` `Burgundy` `from` `1482` `to` `1506` `and` `the` `first` `Habsburg` `King` `of` `Castile` `(as` `Philip` `I)]`
	hist. mil. pol. traité `{m}` de Paris `[1856]`	Treaty of Paris of 1856 `[to` `end` `the` `Crimean` `War` `between` `the` `Russian` `Empire` `and` `an` `alliance` `of` `the` `Ottoman` `Empire,` `Great` `Britain,` `the` `2nd` `French` `Empire` `and` `the` `Kingdom` `of` `Sardinia]`
	hist. mil. pol. guerre `{f}` des Deux-Roses	War of the Roses `[series` `of` `civil` `wars` `in` `England` `between` `1455` `and` `1487,` `when` `the` `House` `of` `Lancaster` `and` `the` `House` `of` `York` `fought` `for` `control` `of` `the` `throne` `of` `England]`
	hist. Philippe `{m}` le Bon `[Philippe` `III` `de` `Bourgogne]` `[1396-1467]`	Philip the Good `[1396-1467]` `[Duke` `of` `Burgundy` `1419` `until` `death.` `During` `his` `reign,` `the` `Burgundian` `State` `reached` `the` `apex` `of` `its` `prosperity` `and` `prestige,` `and` `became` `a` `leading` `centre` `of` `the` `arts]`
	géogr. hist. mil. arc `{m}` de triomphe de l'Étoile	Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile `[commissioned` `in` `Paris` `by` `Napoleon` `in` `1806,` `it` `honours` `those` `who` `fought` `and` `died` `for` `France` `in` `the` `French` `Revolutionary` `and` `Napoleonic` `Wars]`
	arch. traboules `{f.pl}` `[passages` `piétons` `à` `travers` `des` `cours` `d'immeuble` `qui` `permettent` `de` `se` `rendre` `d'une` `rue` `à` `une` `autre` `dans` `certaines` `villes` `françaises.` `Les` `plus` `connues` `sont` `à` `Lyon]`	passageway `[between` `houses.` `Regional,` `in` `certain` `French` `cities` `and` `towns` `such` `as` `Lyon,` `Mâcon` `and` `Grenoble]`
	géogr. hist. pol. traité `{m}` de paix de Delft `[réconciliation` `de` `Delft]` `[1428]`	Treaty of Delft `[Reconciliation` `of` `Delft]` `[in` `1428,` `ended` `hostilities` `between` `Duke` `of` `Burgundy` `and` `Countess` `of` `Holland,` `Zeeland` `and` `Hainaut` `to` `effect` `that` `the` `Duke` `would` `administer` `these` `lands]`
	et `{conj}`	plus `[and]`
	cuis. préparé `{adj}` `{past-p}`	cleaned `[plucked` `and` `gutted]`
	agr. alpin. occup. alpagiste `{m}`	`[Alpine` `herdsman` `and` `dairyman]`
	agr. alpin. occup. alpagiste `{f}`	`[Alpine` `herdswoman` `and` `dairymaid]`
	véhément `{adj}`	strident `[fig.]` `[loud` `and` `insistent]`

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