What does the French word marque mean in English?
What does the French word marque mean in English?
a brand
noun (2) Definition of marque (Entry 2 of 2) : a brand or make of a product (such as a sports car)
How do you express relief in French?
French translation of ‘relief’
- from worry, uncertainty, distress) soulagement m. That’s a relief!
- from pain, suffering) soulagement m. relief from sth soulagement de qch.
- light relief diversion f. by way of light relief pour faire diversion.
- (= help, supplies) secours mpl.
- ( Military) [of guard] relève f.
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What is a car marque?
A marque is the name of a famous company that makes motor vehicles, or the vehicles it produces. a marque long-associated with motor racing success, Alfa Romeo. Synonyms: brand More Synonyms of marque.
What does cuisson mean in cooking?
noun. baking [noun] the act or art of cooking bread, cakes etc.
How do you say relief in different languages?
In other languages relief
- Arabic: راحَة
- Brazilian Portuguese: alívio.
- Chinese: 减轻
- Croatian: olakšanje.
- Czech: úleva.
- Danish: lettelse.
- Dutch: opluchting.
- European Spanish: alivio.
Does marque mean brand?
Marque definition A model or brand of a manufactured product, especially an automobile.
What kind of car is a Grand Marquis?
| Mercury Grand Marquis | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Mercury (Ford) |
| Also called | Ford Grand Marquis (Mexico and Venezuela) |
| Model years | 1975–2011 |
| Body and chassis |
What is Marquise?
a lady holding the rank equal to that of a marquis. Jewelry. Also called marquise cut.a gem cut, especially for a diamond, yielding a low pointed oval with many facets, usually 58. a gem cut in this style, especially a diamond.Compare navette.
What is a Marquis wife?
1. the wife or widow of a marquis. 2. a woman holding a rank equal to that of a marquis. 3. a. Also called marquise′ cut`. a gem cut, esp. for a diamond, yielding a low pointed oval usu. with 58 facets.
What is the plural of Marquis?
noun, plural mar·quis·es [mahr-kee-ziz; French mar-keez]. /mɑrˈki zɪz; French marˈkiz/. the wife or widow of a marquis. a lady holding the rank equal to that of a marquis.