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/tabl/
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nounfeminine noun; [C]
A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for eating, working, or placing things on.
/tabl/
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Old French table, from Latin tabula, meaning “board, plank, writing tablet.”
Examples
Cette table est en bois.
/sɛt tabl ɛt‿ɑ̃ bwa/
This table is made of wood.
Pose le livre sur la table.
/poz lə livʁ syʁ la tabl/
Put the book on the table.
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nounfeminine noun; [C]
A table, chart, or organized list of data or information.
/tabl/
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Old French table, from Latin tabula, meaning “board, plank, writing tablet.”
Examples
Consultez la table des matières.
/kɔ̃sylte la tabl de matjɛʁ/
Consult the table of contents.
Les résultats sont présentés dans une table.
/le ʁezylta sɔ̃ pʁezɑ̃te dɑ̃z‿yn tabl/
The results are presented in a table.
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nounfeminine noun; [C, U]
Food, dining, or the social act of eating at a meal.
/tabl/
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Old French table, from Latin tabula, meaning “board, plank, writing tablet.”
Examples
Ils aiment les plaisirs de la table.
/ilz‿ɛm le pleziʁ də la tabl/
They enjoy the pleasures of dining.
À table, les enfants !
/a tabl lez‿ɑ̃fɑ̃/
Come to the table, children!
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nounfeminine noun; [C]
A set of fixed numerical results to be learned or consulted, especially in arithmetic.
/tabl/
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Old French table, from Latin tabula, meaning “board, plank, writing tablet.”
Examples
Il récite la table de multiplication par cœur.
/il ʁesit la tabl də myltiplikasjɔ̃ paʁ kœʁ/
He recites the multiplication table by heart.
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