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mores

/ˈmɔː.ɹeɪz/ /mɔː.ɹz/

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noun

Mœurs, coutumes, normes morales

A set of moral norms or customs derived from generally accepted practices rather than written laws.

Examples :

"In our community, it's a strong more that children are respectful to elders. "

Dans notre communauté, c'est une forte mœurs que les enfants respectent les aînés.

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noun

Carotte, panais

A carrot; a parsnip.

Examples :

"While some people prefer apples, others find satisfaction in the simple sweetness of mores. "

Alors que certaines personnes préfèrent les pommes, d'autres trouvent satisfaction dans la simple douceur des carottes ou des panais.

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noun

Racine, souche

Examples :

"The oak tree's sturdy mores provided excellent support for the branches. "

Les racines robustes du chêne offraient un excellent soutien aux branches.

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noun

Plante

Examples :

"The garden club planted several different kinds of mores, including some rare varieties. "

Le club de jardinage a planté plusieurs sortes de plantes, dont certaines variétés rares.

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verb

Déraciner, arracher

Examples :

"Original Definition: "To root up." (referring to the verb form of "mores") Example Sentence: "The farmer mores the weeds from his garden every spring to help his crops grow." "

Le fermier arrache les mauvaises herbes de son jardin chaque printemps pour aider ses cultures à pousser.

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