chaussure
Americannoun
plural
chaussuresExample Sentences
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Their chaussure consisted of kid skins round their legs, with most extraordinary shoes or sandals, which had no shape whatever, and did not adapt themselves to the form; the consequence was that they could not walk, and they fought entirely on their wretched horses.
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La chaussure est tr�s-capricieuse; soulier, botte et sandale foulent successivement le pav�.
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Il y a des souliers de tout cuir et de tout �ge dans ces tr�sors de la chaussure; on y trouverait des cothurnes de l'an 500 de la r�publique, en cherchant bien.
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Chaussure′, a general name for boots and shoes.
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This was fully evidenced by his threadbare coat and chafed chaussure, as he trudged afoot along the dusty road of the Romagna.
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