Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A small two-wheeled carriage.
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Examples
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Cinq-Mars, dismounting, assisted him into a kind of small and very low carriage, called a brouette, and the horses of which, very docile and quiet ones, the King himself drove.
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Cinq-Mars, dismounting, assisted him into a kind of small and very low carriage, called a brouette, and the horses of which, very docile and quiet ones, the King himself drove.
Cinq Mars — Complete Alfred de Vigny 1830
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French Word-A-Day: 2008
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Me (right) with Penelope Le Masson from the Red Wheelbarrow Bookstore in Paris. brouette (broo-et) noun, feminine
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Me (right) with Penelope Le Masson from the Red Wheelbarrow Bookstore in Paris. brouette (broo-et) noun, feminine
French Word-A-Day: 2008
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Listen to my son, Max, pronounce today's word and example sentence: Download brouette. wav.
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Me (right) with Penelope Le Masson from the Red Wheelbarrow Bookstore in Paris. brouette (broo-et) noun, feminine
French Word-A-Day: 2008
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Tugging on that trademark wool cap, "Bonjour, Madame," he released his grip from a beat-up brouette.
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French Word-A-Day: 2008
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A goat man brought us firewood on this brouette, which was parked at the base of the stairs of our stone house.
Swiss Air James Gurney 2008
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