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Summary

French to English: more detail...

crapaud:
- toad
Wiktionary:
- crapaud → toad, sinker, baby grand
- crapaud → toad, ball, pill, footy, pigskin, snivel, neb, snot

English to French: more detail...

crapaud:
The word crapaud exists in our database, but we currently do not have a translation from English to French.
- Synonyms for "crapaud":
  South American bullfrog; Leptodactylus pentadactylus; frog; toad; toad frog; anuran; batrachian; salientian

French

Detailed Translations for crapaud from French to English

crapaud:

crapaud [le ~] nom

le crapaud
the toad
- toad [the ~] nom

Translation Matrix for crapaud:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
toad	crapaud

Synonyms for "crapaud":

alyte; pélobate; pélodyte

Wiktionary Translations for crapaud:

crapaud

noun

zoologie|nocat=1 batracien qui ressembler à la grenouille, aux pattes plus courtes, aux mœurs plus terrestres et dont le corps couvrir de pustules venimeuses.
- crapaud → toad; sinker

crapaud

noun

small grand piano
- baby grand → crapaud
amphibian similar to a frog
- toad → crapaud

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• crapaud	→ toad	↔ pad — een kikker met een gedrongen lichaamsbouw en ruwe huid die een orgaan van Bidder bezit
• crapaud	→ toad	↔ Kröte — Tier, Amphibie
• crapaud	→ ball; pill; footy; pigskin; snivel; neb; snot	↔ Nille — (umgangssprachlich) im übertragenen Sinne zu [1a]: Ball zum Fußballspielen, Fußball

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English

Detailed Translations for crapaud from English to French

crapaud:

Translation Matrix for crapaud:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Leptodactylus pentadactylus; South American bullfrog

Synonyms for "crapaud":

South American bullfrog; Leptodactylus pentadactylus; frog; toad; toad frog; anuran; batrachian; salientian

Related Definitions for "crapaud":

large toothed frog of South America and Central America resembling the bullfrog¹

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