Question 1

Where does the French word "bâche" come from?

Accepted Answer

From medieval Latin bache ('loincloth for religious men or women').

Question 2

What words are synonyms of the French word "bâche"?

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Question 3

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Accepted Answer

<ul><li>bêcha</li></ul>

Question 4

What is the plural of the French word "bâche"?

Accepted Answer

bâches

Question 5

What does "bâche" mean in French?

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A piece of heavy cloth or plastic material used to cover something to protect it from the weather.
A wooden or stone frame, often isolated by glass, used as a small greenhouse.
A kind of tub that serves as a relay between two suction pumps, with the atmospheric pressure limiting the height of the water column of these pumps to about ten meters.
A small box used to measure ore. A box used to pour ore into the blast furnace. A trough in which slag is cooled.
A basket used by coal miners to transport coal.
A wooden board used to cover the walls of shafts in mines.
The hollow part of the beach where water remains at low tide.
A bait net or drag net in the shape of a bag that is dragged on the sand, in places where there is little water, to catch fish in rivers.
A cap.

Question 6

How do you say "bâche" in german?

Accepted Answer

Plache

Question 7

How to translate "bâche" into spanish?

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lona

Question 8

What is the translation of "bâche" into russian?

Accepted Answer

рама

Question 9

How to translate "bâche" into english?

Accepted Answer

tarpaulin

bâche

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