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Il a mis le rôti au four.
He put ... in to the oven.
[ I don't know how to translate the French words 'le rôti' here.
Un four de boulanger.
An oven for baking or rather baker's oven.
Un four de verrier. [ What is 'verrier'?]
Please help me.
He put ... in to the oven.
[ I don't know how to translate the French words 'le rôti' here.
Un four de boulanger.
An oven for baking or rather baker's oven.
Un four de verrier. [ What is 'verrier'?]
Please help me.
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EducatorPermalink Reply by stu harris on -
le rôti means "the roast (meat)"
a verrier is a glass-maker.
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Permalink Reply by Crack1 on -
Il a mis le rôti au four.
He put a chunk of beef in to the oven.
Do you think the above English translation is fine?
Please tell me.
So' un four de verrier' means an oven used by glass-blowers.
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EducatorPermalink Reply by stu harris on -
No, a rôti is not necessarily beef. Surely you can do the extra 5% of the translation without help?
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Permalink Reply by Crack1 on
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Thanks stu
He put a chunk of meat in to the oven.
Is the above correct?
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Permalink Reply by Ruth Pannell on
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mmm... why "a chunk," doesn't really ring right - it's a roast
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