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victualer

/ˈvɪt.əl.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui approvisionne en vivres ou en provisions, notamment pour une armée, ou qui tient une auberge où l'on sert à manger.

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/ˈvɪt.əl.ər/C2formalbritish
  • frNom désignant une personne qui approvisionne en vivres ou en provisions, notamment pour une armée, ou qui tient une auberge où l'on sert à manger.

A noun referring to an innkeeper or a supplier of provisions, especially to an army.

  1. InnkeeperC2formalbritish

    A person who keeps an inn or tavern, providing food and lodging to travelers.

    frAubergiste (qui fournit nourriture et logement)

    • The victualer welcomed the weary travelers with a warm meal.
    • He worked as a licensed victualer in a small village pub.
    • The old victualer knew all the local gossip from his guests.

    Synonymeshostinnkeeperlandlordpublican

  2. Supplier of provisionsC2formal

    A person or business that supplies food and other provisions, especially to an army or large group.

    frFournisseur de provisions

    • The army contracted a victualer to provide rations for the troops.
    • During the war, the victualer ensured the soldiers had enough supplies.
    • The ship's victualer stocked the vessel with dried meat and biscuits.

    Synonymescatererprovisionerpurveyorsuppliersutler

Formes
  • victualers plural form
  • victuallers plural form
  • victualers' possessive plural form
  • victuallers' possessive plural form
  • victualer's possessive singular form
  • victualler's possessive singular form
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