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feuille

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. leaf <pl leaves [liːvz]> [Brit liːf, Am lif] N

1. leaf (of plant):

leaf
to come into leaf

2. leaf:

leaf (of paper)
leaf (of book)
leaf (of book)
feuillet m spec

3. leaf (of gold, silver):

leaf

4. leaf (of table):

leaf (hinged)

II. -leafed, -leaved COMP

red-leaf

III. leaf [Brit liːf, Am lif]

to shake like a leaf
to take a leaf out of sb's book
to turn over a new leaf

leaf mould Brit, leaf mold Am N

leaf mould

drop-leaf N (of table)

drop-leaf

seed leaf N

seed leaf

dock leaf N

dock leaf

fig leaf N

fig leaf BOT
fig leaf (in painting)
fig it's just a fig leaf!

gold leaf N

gold leaf

loose-leaf ADJ

loose-leaf
loose-leaf binder, loose-leaf folder

leaf tobacco N

leaf tobacco

leaf vegetable N

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

leaf <leaves> [li:f] N

1. leaf a. BOT, TECH:

leaf

2. leaf (table part):

leaf

Phrases:

to take a leaf from sb's book
to shake like a leaf

tea leaf N

tea leaf

maple leaf N

maple leaf

gold leaf N no pl, no indef art

gold leaf

loose-leaf ADJ

loose-leaf
loose-leaf book

four-leaf clover, four-leaved clover N

palm leaf
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
leaf
leaf
leaf
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

leaf <leaves> [lif] N

1. leaf a. BOT, TECH:

leaf

2. leaf (table part):

leaf

Phrases:

to take a leaf out of sb's book
to shake like a leaf

tea leaf N

tea leaf

gold leaf N no indef art

gold leaf

loose-leaf ADJ

loose-leaf
loose-leaf book

maple leaf N

maple leaf

four-leaf clover N

palm leaf
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
leaf
leaf
Present
Ileaf
youleaf
he/she/itleafs
weleaf
youleaf
theyleaf
Past
Ileafed
youleafed
he/she/itleafed
weleafed
youleafed
theyleafed
Present Perfect
Ihaveleafed
youhaveleafed
he/she/ithasleafed
wehaveleafed
youhaveleafed
theyhaveleafed
Past Perfect
Ihadleafed
youhadleafed
he/she/ithadleafed
wehadleafed
youhadleafed
theyhadleafed