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Dictionary French ↔ English: Swiss born

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helvétique {adj}

Swiss

suisse {adj}

Swiss

ethn. Suisse {m}

Swiss

bot. cuis. T

bette {f}

Swiss chard

ethn. Suissesse {f}

Swiss [female]

ling. suisse allemand {adj}

Swiss German

ling. suisse romand {adj}

Swiss French

cuis. biscuit {m} roulé

né {adj} {past-p}

born

bot. T

sapin {m} [Abies alba]

to be born

bot. T

arolle {m} [Pinus cembra]

Swiss (stone) pine

bot. T

sapin {m} blanc [Abies alba]

bot. T

sapin {m} commun [Abies alba]

de souche {adj}

relig. nouvellement converti {adj} {past-p}

cuis. gâteau {m} roulé [aussi : roulé]

Swiss roll [Br.]

bot. T

pin {m} cembro [Pinus cembra]

Swiss (stone) pine

sb. is born

sb. was born

sociol. d'origine modeste {adj}

humbly born

entom. T

moiré {m} cuivré [Erebia tyndarus]

Swiss brassy ringlet [butterfly]

bot. T

pin {m} des Alpes [Pinus cembra]

Swiss (stone) pine

outil. couteau {m} suisse

Swiss Army knife <SAK> [multi-tool pocketknife]

nourrisson {m} [nouveau-né]

new-born baby

géogr. germano-suisse {adj} [composé d'Allemands et de Suisses]

German-Swiss

voir le jour [personne] [loc.]

to be born

être de condition élevée

to be high-born

né à terme {adj} {past-p}

born on the expected date

être un optimiste né

to be a born optimist

littérat. occup. écrivain {m} natif de l'Angleterre

English-born author

bien avant ta naissance {adv}

long before you were born

bien avant ta naissance {adv}

well before you were born

avoir un tempérament de gagneur

to be a born winner

méd. être né par césarienne

to be born by Caesarean section [Br.]

méd. être né par césarienne

to be born by Cesarean section [Am.]

mentir comme un arracheur de dents

to be a born liar

être français de souche [loc.]

to be French born and bred [idiom]

être natif du 29 février

to be born on the 29th February

éduc. tech. École {f} polytechnique fédérale de Zurich <EPFZ>

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich

naître coiffé [loc.]

to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth [idiom]

être né coiffé [loc.]

to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth [idiom]

naître dans la soie [loc.]

to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth [idiom]

éduc. être professeur à l'origine

to be a born teacher

retourner dans son village natal

to return to the village where one was born

être né sous le signe du Cancer

to be born under (the sign of) Cancer

adm. géogr. pol. canton {m} suisse

Swiss canton

fin. monnaie franc {m} suisse

Swiss franc

géogr. hist. pol. ancienne Confédération {f} suisse [1291 - 1798]

Old Swiss Confederacy [1291 - 1798] [also: Switzerland or the Swiss Confederacy]

géogr. hist. pol. Confédération {f} des XXII cantons [1814 - 1848]

Swiss Confederation [1814 - 1848]

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