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Detailed Translations for baars from Dutch to French
baars:
Translation Matrix for baars:
| Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| perche | baars | halm; handvat in de vorm van stok; klimpaal; klimpijp; klimstok; staak; steel; steigerpaal; stengel |
| Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| perche | baars |
Related Words for "baars":
Wiktionary Translations for baars:
baars
Cross Translation:
noun
baars
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roofvis die voorkomt in zoet water
- baars → perche
noun
Cross Translation:
| From | To | Via |
|---|---|---|
| • baars | → perche | ↔ bass — perch |
| • baars | → perche | ↔ perch — fish of the genus Perca |
| • baars | → perche | ↔ Barsch — der Flussbarsch (Perca fluviatilis), ein Speisefisch aus der Familie der Barsche (Percidae) und der Ordnung der Barschartigen (Perciformes) |
baars form of baar:
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baar (cash; contant)
au comptant; cash; comptant; en liquide; liquide-
au comptant adj
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cash adj
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comptant adj
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en liquide adj
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liquide adj
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Translation Matrix for baar:
| Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| l'argent comptant | baar; cash; specie | |
| liquide | baar; cash; specie | contant geld; nat; vloeistof; vocht |
| Modifier | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| au comptant | baar; cash; contant | |
| cash | baar; cash; contant | |
| comptant | baar; cash; contant | |
| en liquide | baar; cash; contant | |
| liquide | baar; cash; contant | liquide; slap; vloeibaar; waterachtig; waterig |
Related Words for "baar":
Wiktionary Translations for baar:
baar
Cross Translation:
adjective
baar
-
In gereed geld, cash
- baar → comptant
noun
Cross Translation:
| From | To | Via |
|---|---|---|
| • baar | → barre | ↔ bar — solid object with uniform cross-section |
| • baar | → civière | ↔ bier — litter to transport the corpse of a dead person |
| • baar | → espèces | ↔ cash — money in the form of notes/bills and coins |
| • baar | → lingot | ↔ ingot — a solid block of more or less pure metal |
| • baar | → civière; brancard | ↔ stretcher — simple litter designed to carry a sick, injured, or dead person |