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11extraordinaire — n.m. Comme substantif pour son côté extraordinaire , sa particularité. Bébert son extraordinaire c était la promenade, la balade, sa façon de nous suivre. F1, 19 …
12extraordinaire — adj. (è)strordinéro (Albanais.001b) / èstordinéro (Alex, Thônes) / straordinéro (001a, Arvillard.228) / èstraordinéro (Villards Thônes), A, E ; sorti de lou to lou zheu (228). E. : Bizarre, Ordinaire. A1) extraordinaire, hors du commun : kiflye… …
13extraordinaire — adjective extraordinary in a particular capacity a woodworker extraordinaire a self starter extraordinaire • Similar to: ↑extraordinary …
14extraordinaire — adjective Etymology: French Date: 1940 extraordinary used postpositively < a chef extraordinaire > …
15extraordinaire — adjective /ˈɛks.tɹɔːdˌɪn.eə(ɹ)/ Extraordinary; particularly skilled. He was a dancer extraordinaire …
16extraordinaire — ex|traor|di|naire [ıkˌstro:dıˈneə US ˌstro:rdnˈer] adj [only after noun] [Date: 1900 2000; : French; Origin: extraordinary ] used, often humorously, to describe someone who is very good at doing something gardener/cakemaker/chef etc… …
17extraordinaire — ex|tra|or|di|naire [ ık,strɔrdı ner ] adjective never before noun OFTEN HUMOROUS used for describing someone who is very good at doing something: Gary Vine, master chef extraordinaire …
18extraordinaire — [ɪkˌstrəɔ:dɪ nɛ:] adjective [postposition] outstanding in a particular capacity: a gardener extraordinaire. Origin 1940s: Fr., extraordinary …
19extraordinaire — UK [ɪkˌstrɔː(r)dɪˈneə(r)] / US [ɪkˌstrɔrdɪˈner] adjective [never before noun] often humorous used for describing someone who is very good at doing something Gary Vine, master chef extraordinaire …
20extraordinaire — /ɛkstrɔdəˈnɛə / (say ekstrawduh nair) adjective (follows noun) 1. (of a professional) unusually excellent or skilful: a tenor extraordinaire. 2. extraordinary. {French} …
