équipe

British

/ eɪˈkiːp /

noun

(esp in motor racing) a team

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Etymology

Origin of équipe

French

Example Sentences

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France coach Fabien Galthie confirmed on Thursday in an interview with sports daily L'Equipe that star scrum-half Antoine Dupont will captain the side in this year's Six Nations.

From Barron's

Newspaper L'Equipe reported that experienced centre Gael Fickou, 31, will also be missing from the squad.

From Barron's

Strasbourg-based L'Equipe journalist Cyril Olives-Berthet says BlueCo have "shot themselves in the foot".

From BBC

Rosenior took charge of Strasbourg's 1-1 draw at Nice on Saturday and was photographed at Strasbourg airport by French football publication L'Equipe on Sunday, sitting alongside the club's sporting director David Weir.

From BBC

The European Golden Shoe or Golden Boot was launched in 1967-68 by French newspaper L'Equipe to celebrate the leading goalscorer in league matches from the top division of a European league.

From BBC

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