Examples of using Rosette in English and their translations into French
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Arrange the orange slices in a rosette on a large plate, overlapping them,
the fifth floor the decoration is complemented by rosette- roses, while each of them is profiled to the different shape.
It has a 2 AA Rosette restaurant, a gym and river views.
22 cm deep and the rosette 9 cm in diameter.
an adjustable cable of up to 2 meters in textile and a steel rosette.
has leaves arranged in a rosette with a sturdy flower stem at the center that is slightly fibrous, tender and edible.
the sea knot or the rosette node.
From the inside, the wooden frame that supports the dome is reminiscent of a fleet of dugout canoes gathered into a rosette.
performed a dance around severals geometric shapes such as spirals and rosette.
Rosette is the most destructive disease of groundnut,
It is common in Malawi and other groundnut-producing countries in Africa In years with serious drought, rosette is more serious and farmers can lose their entire crop.
Rosette Wolczak's parents were informed of their daughter's arrival in Switzerland on 18 October 1943,
The plant has no leaf rosette at the base, unlike some other violets,
Each glomerulus has a mossy fiber rosette at its center, and up to 20 granule cell dendritic claws contacting it.
A large vestibule was added in the 15th century and the artistically well-executed Gothic rosette on the western facade is from the same period.
The globular clusters can follow rosette orbits about the Milky Way, in contrast to
Giant rosette plants, including various species of lobelias
Le Secret de Rosette Lambert(English: The Secret of Rosette Lamber) is a 1920 French film directed by Raymond Bernard.
Young leaves typically form a rosette and give off a turnip-garlic odor when crushed.
The rosette of fans suitable for sloping ceilings enable certain degrees of sloping in order to adjust the stem.