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coasters

/ˈkoʊstərz/ /ˈkəʊstərz/

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noun

Côtoyeur, navigateur côtier

Agent noun of coast: one who coasts.

Examples :

"Even though he's a talented skateboarder, he's become one of those coasters who just rolls downhill without trying any tricks. "

Même s'il est un skateur talentueux, il est devenu l'un de ces côtoyeurs qui se contentent de rouler en descente sans essayer de figures.

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Luge, traîneau

Something that coasts, such as a sled or toboggan.

Examples :

"The kids were excited to use their new coasters on the snowy hill. "

Les enfants étaient excités d'utiliser leurs nouvelles luges sur la colline enneigée.

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Caboteur, navire côtier

A merchant vessel that stays in coastal waters.

Examples :

"The small port town relied on coasters to bring supplies from the larger cities up and down the coastline. "

La petite ville portuaire dépendait des caboteurs pour acheminer les fournitures des grandes villes le long du littoral.

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Marin côtier

A sailor who travels only in coastal waters.

Examples :

"The small port town relied heavily on coasters to transport goods between neighboring villages along the coast. "

La petite ville portuaire dépendait fortement des marins côtiers pour transporter des marchandises entre les villages voisins le long de la côte.

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Un habitant de la côte, côtier

A person who originates from or inhabits a coastal area.

Examples :

"Many of the students in the class are coasters, having grown up near the ocean. "

Beaucoup d'élèves de la classe sont des habitants de la côte, ayant grandi près de l'océan.

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Sous-verre

A small piece of material used to protect the surface of a table, upon which one places cups or mugs.

Examples :

"I put the coasters on the table to prevent water rings from my iced tea. "

J'ai mis les sous-verres sur la table pour éviter les traces d'eau de mon thé glacé.

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Chariot roulant, desserte

A small tray on wheels, used to pass something around a table.

Examples :

"During the formal dinner, the waiter used silver coasters to smoothly deliver the hors d'oeuvres around the large table. "

Pendant le dîner formel, le serveur a utilisé des chariots roulants en argent pour servir les hors-d'œuvre en douceur autour de la grande table.

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Un disque raté, un sous-verre

A worthless compact disc or DVD, such as one that was burned incorrectly.

Examples :

"After the power went out during the burning process, the DVD became a coaster, completely unreadable. "

Après une coupure de courant pendant le processus de gravure, le DVD est devenu un disque raté, complètement illisible.

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Montagnes russes

A rollercoaster.

Examples :

"The amusement park was famous for its thrilling coasters. "

Le parc d'attractions était célèbre pour ses montagnes russes palpitantes.

entertainment vehicle

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Omble de fontaine (du lac Supérieur)

(Lake Superior) A coaster trout (brook trout, Salvelinus fontinalis)

Examples :

"During our fishing trip on Lake Superior, we hoped to catch some coasters, the beautiful and elusive brook trout that thrive in those waters. "

Lors de notre partie de pêche sur le lac Supérieur, nous espérions attraper des ombles de fontaine, les magnifiques et insaisissables truites de rivière qui prospèrent dans ces eaux.

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Prostituée

A prostitute, especially a white woman, plying her trade in Chinese port towns.

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