Canadian French Meaning of passages
couloirs
Other Canadian French words related to couloirs
- chemins
- routes
- itinéraires
- artères
- façons
- approches
- avenues
- autoroutes
- Passages
- routes
- voies publiques
- sentiers
- marche
- chemins de traverse
- canaux
- portes
- lance
- Voies respiratoires
- boulevards
- contourne
- chemins de campagne
- portes
- Portes
- pilotes
- autoroutes
- Autoroutes
- passerelles
- écoutilles
- autoroutes
- voies
- ruelles
- passe
- brochets
- portails
- itinéraires
- Rangées
- rues
- traces
- tounes
- Péages
- passerelles
- cours d'eau
- voies navigables
Nearest Words of passages
Definitions and Meaning of passages in English
passages
something that happens or is done, to go past or across, an anatomical channel, corridor sense 1, the act or action of passing something or undergoing a passing, a detail of a work of art (such as a painting), incubation (see incubate sense 1b) of a pathogen (such as a virus) in culture, a living organism, or a developing egg, to subject to passage, a usually brief portion of a written work or speech or of a musical composition, incubation of a pathogen (as a virus) in a tissue culture, a developing egg, or a living organism to increase the amount of pathogen or to alter its characteristics, something that takes place between two persons mutually, the passing of a law, the passing of a legislative measure or law, the action or process of passing from one place or condition to another, a road, path, channel, or course by which something can pass, voyage entry 1, journey, a usually brief portion of a written work or speech that is relevant to a point under discussion or noteworthy for content or style, a phrase or short section of a musical composition, a continuous movement or flow, a privilege of conveyance as a passenger, death sense 1a, an act or action of passing something or undergoing a passing, a movement or an evacuation of the bowels, a specific act of traveling or passing especially by sea or air, the action or process of passing from one place, condition, or stage to another, a way of exit or entrance, a right to travel as a passenger, a right, liberty, or permission to pass, a corridor or lobby giving access to the different rooms or parts of a building or apartment
FAQs About the word passages
couloirs
something that happens or is done, to go past or across, an anatomical channel, corridor sense 1, the act or action of passing something or undergoing a passing
chemins,routes,itinéraires,artères,façons,approches,avenues,autoroutes,Passages,routes
évidements,Récessions,régressions,retraites,contre-courants,le reflux,reflux,régresse,rétractations,régressions
passé => passé, pass muster => Passer le test, pass (over) => passer (par-dessus), pass (on) => transmettre (à), pass (into) => passer (par),
