Signification visuelle de 'laurels'? - apprendre avec des images, exemples du quotidien

Illustration visuelle de laurels: Laurier - Image 1

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Laurier

Laurus nobilis, an evergreen shrub having aromatic leaves of a lanceolate shape, with clusters of small, yellowish white flowers in their axils.

"The chef garnished the roasted chicken with fresh laurels from his garden, adding a subtle, aromatic flavor. "

Le chef a garni le poulet rôti de laurier frais de son jardin, ajoutant une saveur subtile et aromatique.

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Illustration visuelle de laurels: Lauriers - Image 1

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Lauriers

A crown of laurel.

"After winning the national spelling bee, Maria dreamed of receiving the laurels representing her hard work and victory. "

Après avoir gagné le concours national d'orthographe, Maria rêvait de recevoir les lauriers représentant son dur labeur et sa victoire.

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Illustration visuelle de laurels: Honneurs, gloire, lauriers - Image 1

laurels: Honneurs, gloire, lauriers - Thumbnail 1

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Honneurs, gloire, lauriers

(chiefly in the plural) Honor, distinction, fame.

"to win laurels; to crown with laurels"

remporter des honneurs ; couronner de lauriers

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Lauriers

Any plant of the family Lauraceae.

"The chef garnished the dish with a few fresh laurels from the garden. "

Le chef a garni le plat de quelques lauriers frais du jardin.

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Lauriers

Any of various plants of other families that resemble laurels.

"She used several types of laurels in her flower arrangement, including some that looked like bay leaves but were actually from a different bush. "

Elle a utilisé plusieurs types de lauriers dans sa composition florale, y compris certains qui ressemblaient à des feuilles de laurier, mais provenaient en fait d'un autre buisson.

"The florist used several types of shiny, green laurels in the bouquet, including one that looked like a bay leaf but wasn't. "

Le fleuriste a utilisé plusieurs types de lauriers verts et brillants dans le bouquet, dont un qui ressemblait à une feuille de laurier, mais n'en était pas une.

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Lauriers

An English gold coin made in 1619, and so called because the king's head on it was crowned with laurel.

"The coin collector was excited to add a "laurels," a gold coin with King James I wearing a laurel wreath, to his collection of English currency. "

Le collectionneur de pièces était ravi d'ajouter à sa collection de monnaie anglaise un « laurier », une pièce d'or avec le roi Jacques Ier portant une couronne de laurier.

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