Examples of using Perfumed in English and their translations into French
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On Wednesdays, the relic is symbolically washed with a preparation of perfumed water and nice-smelling flowers called"Nanumura Mangallaya.
abrasive products, highly perfumed cleaning products or wax polishes to clean the inner side of the appliance.
We are going to cook you this product with an overlapping of aniseed flavors, perfumed in the thorns of rosemary with a suspicion of garlic.
embellished with essential and/or vegetable oils, perfumed extracts or active ingredients.
Leaves of green tea delicately assembled with the zest of citrus fruits and perfumed flowers which open slowly after every refreshing and fortifying sip.
This rare and exceptional organic green tea Yin Hao by Teaforté is married here with intoxicating and perfumed flowers of jasmine.
Our ancestors, in Provence, perfumed cupboards and took away insects with the dried lavender.
This soap's biodegradable formula gently cleans hands without drying them and leaves them delicately perfumed.
Enriched with plant-based glycerin, this soap's biodegradable formula gently cleans hands without drying them and leaves them delicately perfumed.
Light to medium-bodied, soft, elegant and filled with earthy/perfumed flavor layers, it delivers great expression and poise.
Its other features are typical of the perfumed Daphne: attractive clusters of star-shaped, tubular flowers,
It also comes perfumed with other ingredients such as fruit,
All products are perfumed, antiseptic and kind to your skin,
Highly perfumed concentrated detergent suitable for cleaning hard floors,
The pinot noir grape expresses its aromas with the utmost subtlety, perfumed with berries at a younger age
The architecture in local colours, the perfumed oriental oils,
Our selection of perfumed tea favors the small gardens of tea directed on the quality
Perfumed with natural essential oils,
You must imagine… brilliant reds and pinks, the most exotic perfumed flowers, delightful, passionate music.
Olfactory absorption carries the essential oils' perfumed molecules to the limbic system, which is the part of the brain related to instincts.