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merino

/məˈriːnəʊ/

Traduction: Nom masculin désignant une race de moutons originaire d'Espagne, réputée pour sa laine très fine et de haute qualité ; par extension, cette laine elle-même.

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/məˈriːnəʊ/B1formalscientific
  • frNom masculin désignant une race de moutons originaire d'Espagne, réputée pour sa laine très fine et de haute qualité ; par extension, cette laine elle-même.

A noun referring to a breed of white sheep originally from Spain, known for producing a heavy fleece of very fine, high-quality wool.

  1. Breed of sheepB2formal

    A breed of white sheep originally from Spain, known for producing a thick, high-quality fleece.

    frMérinos (race de moutons)

    • Merino sheep are prized for their soft and fine wool.
    • The farmer raised a flock of Merinos on his ranch.
    • Merino wool is highly sought after in the textile industry.
  2. Wool or fabricB2formal

    The fine, soft wool obtained from Merino sheep, or fabric made from this wool.

    frLaine mérinos

    • This sweater is made from 100% Merino wool.
    • Merino fabric is known for its breathability and warmth.
    • She bought a Merino scarf for the winter.
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  • merinos plural form
  • merinos' possessive plural form
  • merino's possessive singular form