Question 1

What is the definition of the French word "barre"?

Accepted Answer

A piece of wood, metal, etc., narrow and long.
A piece of wood used to close a door or window.
A rather rigid object with a rather rectangular and uniform cross-section.
The control of the rudder or capstan of a ship.
A piece of iron that crosses, in the direction of height or width, the frame in which the pages are assembled, imposed.
A long, square piece of iron, placed in the fireplace, across the andirons, to support the logs and embers.
A transverse piece of wood that tightens and supports the bottoms of a barrel in the middle.
Long, round wooden pieces that are suspended horizontally by two ropes to separate the horses in the stables.
A small barrier that closes the entrance to the enclosure where the members of a court or political assembly are seated.
A pen, pencil, etc. stroke that is made to cancel, strike out or underline, to separate, mark, note, etc.
Exercises that are usually given to children to teach them writing and that consist of a series of straight and parallel strokes.
A piece of the coat of arms that goes from the sinister angle of the chief to the dexter angle of the point. It is the opposite of a band.
A mass of sand, rocks, or even silt, which blocks the entrance of a river or port, either partially or completely, and forces, when it is continuous, to lighten the ships or wait for the tide.
A high transverse wave that violently surges against the current due to the effect of the tide, also called a tidal bore.
The area off the coast where the waves break.
Unpleasant sensation in the abdomen, caused by stress, apprehension, fear, etc.
A multi-family residential building, longer than high, often of impressive size.
In women, excessive extension of the pubic symphysis.
A towing bar, an adjustable-length bar used to connect two railcars.
A wooden piece glued under the top table of string instruments, in order to stiffen them.
Term used in notation on liturgical chant scores.
A metal piece that divides the frame of typesetters in two parts
Indicator of the quality of the wireless network.

Question 2

What words are antonyms of the French word "barre"?

Accepted Answer

<ul><li>bande</li></ul>

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

barres

Question 4

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

Accepted Answer

fer
rond
carré
plat

Question 5

Where does the French word "barre" come from?

Accepted Answer

From Vulgar Latin barra, ultimately from Gaulish barros.

Question 6

How to translate "barre" into english?

Accepted Answer

spar

Question 7

How do you say "barre" in italian?

Accepted Answer

barra

Question 8

How to translate "barre" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

barra

Question 9

How to translate "barre" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

barra

Question 10

How do you translate "barre" into german?

Accepted Answer

Pinne

barre

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