tabac
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noun
- tobaccoany plant of the genus Nicotiana
- tobaccoleaves of certain varieties of the plant cultivated and harvested
- smoking, nicotine addiction
- tobacconistshop where tobacco is sold
- corner shop
adjective
- having the color of tobacco
Used in the library
- Chacun tirait de sa poche sa pipe et la vessie de porc pleine de feuilles de tabac hachées à la main et commençait à fumer d'un air de contentement, après une heure et demie de contrainte.Each of them drew from his pocket his pipe and the pig bladder full of hand chopped tobacco leaves and began to smoke with an air of contentment, after an hour and a half of constraint.B1Maria Chapdelaine
- À Montmartre, on dansait le charleston jusqu'à l'aube dans des caves qui sentaient le tabac et le champagne.In Montmartre people danced the Charleston until dawn in cellars that smelled of tobacco and champagne.B2Les Années folles — The Roaring Twenties
- Lorsque le calumet de paix eut circulé par toutes les bouches françaises, il revint aux Iroquois, qui achevèrent de consumer le tabac qu'il contenait.When the calumet of peace had circulated through all the French mouths, he returned to the Iroquois, who finished consuming the tobacco it contained.B2Le Chevalier de Mornac
- Ils jetaient du tabac ou des oiseaux dont ils avaient coupé la tête dans leurs eaux, ou vers leurs cimes.They threw tobacco or birds from which they had cut their heads in their waters, or towards their tops.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I