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équipe
/ eɪˈkiːp /
noun
(esp in motor racing) a team
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Word History and Origins
Origin of équipe1
French
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Example Sentences
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According to newspaper L'Equipe, Jaminet took out two loans to buy out his 450,000-euro release clause at Perpignan.
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Sports newspaper L'Equipe gave Galthie's replacements an average rating of four out of 10 for their contributions.
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“Free kicks were seen as marginal gains,” Jover told the French sports daily L’Equipe.
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There, Wembaynama was initiated into “the life of a warrior monk,” he told France’s L’Equipe.
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Previewing Saturday's semi-final, French newspaper L'Equipe, external referred to England's dominance as a "new Ice Age" that "seems far from finished".
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