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Summary

French to English: more detail...

chemin de fer:
- Wiktionary:
  chemin de fer → railway, railroad
  chemin de fer → railway, train, railroad
- Synonyms for "chemin de fer":
  baccara

English to French: more detail...

chemin de fer:
The word chemin de fer exists in our database, but we currently do not have a translation from English to French.
- Synonyms for "chemin de fer":
  baccarat; card game; cards

French

Detailed Translations for chemin de fer from French to English

chemin de fer: ^{(*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)}

chemin: path; lane; tow path; towing path; track; country road
de: ever since; off; from; out; to; on; upon; at; in; up; onto; of; on the side of
dé: dice
fer: iron; steel; alloy of steel

chemin de fer:

Synonyms for "chemin de fer":

baccara

Wiktionary Translations for chemin de fer:

chemin de fer

noun

mode de transport guidé dans lequel des convois, les trains, de véhicules, les wagons, circulent sur des voie ferrée constituées de deux files de rails d’acier reposant sur des traverses.
- chemin de fer → railway; railroad

chemin de fer

noun

track, consisting of parallel rails
- railway → chemin de fer; réseau ferroviaire; voie ferrée
transport system using these rails
- railway → chemin de fer

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• chemin de fer	→ railway	↔ spoorweg — spoorwegen\|nld pad dat middels de aanleg van rails en bielzen geschikt gemaakt is voor treinvervoer
• chemin de fer	→ train	↔ Bahn — kurz die Eisenbahn
• chemin de fer	→ railroad; railway	↔ Eisenbahn — Verkehrsmittel auf Schienen und dessen Betriebseinrichtungen

Related Translations for chemin de fer

English

Detailed Translations for chemin de fer from English to French

chemin de fer:

Translation Matrix for chemin de fer:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	baccarat

Synonyms for "chemin de fer":

baccarat; card game; cards

Related Definitions for "chemin de fer":

a card game played in casinos in which two or more punters gamble against the banker; the player wins who holds 2 or 3 cards that total closest to nine¹

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