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gladstone

/ˈɡlæd.stən/

Traduction: Grand sac de voyage en cuir rigide, s'ouvrant généralement en deux compartiments égaux.

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noun

/ˈɡlæd.stən/C2formal
  • frGrand sac de voyage en cuir rigide, s'ouvrant généralement en deux compartiments égaux.

A noun referring to a large travelling bag made of stiff leather, typically opening into two equal compartments.

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  1. B2formalbritish

    A liberal British statesman who served as Prime Minister four times during the 19th century.

    frGladstone (homme d'État britannique)

    • William Ewart Gladstone was a dominant political figure in Victorian Britain.
    • Gladstone's rivalry with Disraeli shaped British politics for decades.
    • Historians often debate Gladstone's legacy as a reformer.
  2. Travel bagB2formal

    A large travelling bag made of stiff leather, typically opening into two equal compartments.

    frValise Gladstone

    • He packed his Gladstone bag for the weekend trip.
    • The antique shop sold a vintage Gladstone bag in excellent condition.
    • She carried a brown Gladstone bag on her journey across Europe.

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  • gladstones plural form
  • gladstones' possessive plural form
  • gladstone's possessive singular form