Question 1

What is the etymology of thr French word "volée"?

Accepted Answer

derived from voler (to fly), by its past participle feminine volée.

Question 2

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

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volées

Question 3

What are the synonyms of the French word "volée"?

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Question 4

What is the masculine of the French word "volée"?

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Question 5

What does "volée" mean in French?

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Action of flying, flight, takeoff, in the case of birds and some animals such as insects.
A group of birds flying together.
All the broods of the same month, in the case of pigeons.
People who are of the same age, profession, or condition, especially young people.
Elevation.
Rank, quality.
Part of an artillery piece between the trunnions and the muzzle.
Swinging of bells.
A series of numerous and consecutive blows.
A beating; blows delivered by hand.
Discharge, in the case of several cannons firing at the same time.
A group of mine holes fired at the same time.
A transverse piece of wood fixed either at the front of a vehicle or at the end of a pole to which the traces of the horses of the second rank are attached.
Planks across the wheel of a factory that enter the water.
The movement of a ball from the moment it is thrown until it touches the ground, in tennis, real tennis or ball games.
A succession of steps of a staircase between two landings.

Question 6

How do you translate "volée" into italian?

Accepted Answer

rampante

Question 7

How do you say "volée" in german?

Accepted Answer

Treppenarm

Question 8

How to translate "volée" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

tramo

Question 9

How to translate "volée" into english?

Accepted Answer

flight of stairs

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