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mas

/mæs/ /mɑs/

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noun noun

Ferme, mas

A country cottage or farmstead in southern France.

Examples :

"During our family vacation in Provence, we stayed in a charming mas surrounded by lavender fields. "

Pendant nos vacances en Provence, nous avons séjourné dans un charmant mas entouré de champs de lavande.

architecture property building

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noun noun

Défilé de carnaval, parade

A type of traveling dramatic performance conducted as part of a parade celebrating Carnival, originating in Trinidad and Tobago and performed throughout the Caribbean.

Examples :

""The vibrant colors and elaborate costumes of the mas filled the streets during the Trinidad Carnival parade." "

Les couleurs vives et les costumes élaborés du défilé de carnaval ont rempli les rues pendant le défilé du carnaval de Trinidad.

culture festival entertainment tradition dance

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noun

Mas (abréviation de milliarcseconde, généralement au pluriel)

(usually in the plural) Abbreviation of milli-arcsecond.

Examples :

"Astronomers use mas to measure the incredibly small angular distances between stars. "

Les astronomes utilisent les mas pour mesurer les distances angulaires incroyablement petites entre les étoiles.

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noun

Maman, maman

(and in direct address) mother, mama

Examples :

""Mas, come look at my drawing!" "

Maman, viens voir mon dessin !

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Ferme, mas

A country cottage or farmstead in southern France.

Examples :

"Our family spent a wonderful summer vacation at a mas in Provence, surrounded by lavender fields. "

Notre famille a passé de merveilleuses vacances d'été dans un mas en Provence, entouré de champs de lavande.

architecture property

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Un type de performance dramatique itinérante menée dans le cadre d'un défilé célébrant le carnaval, originaire de Trinité-et-Tobago et joué dans les Caraïbes

A type of traveling dramatic performance conducted as part of a parade celebrating Carnival, originating in Trinidad and Tobago and performed throughout the Caribbean.

Examples :

"During Carnival, the streets were filled with vibrant colors and music as different mas groups paraded and performed. "

Pendant le carnaval, les rues étaient remplies de couleurs vives et de musique alors que différents groupes de mas défilaient et se produisaient.

culture festival entertainment tradition dance music