pomme

Tomatoes (allegedly to the French term pomme d'amour as a misrendering of pomme de Maure)

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Maybe this helps to understand those foreign words, which indicate that this plant came from the New World: love apple in English, pomme d'amour in French, Liebesapfel say the Germans, and pommo d'oro (golden apple) in Italy.

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The key color for Eres this season, she added, is pomme, a.k.a. bright green, so she went with the granny smith flavor.

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The key color for Eres this season, she added, is pomme, a.k.a. bright green, so she went with the granny smith flavor.

In East Hampton, Ushering in New Shops

Various tubers that had long been eaten in Europe were known as earth apples and earth pears in German erdapfel and erdbirn; in French, pomme de terre and poire de terre.

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Various tubers that had long been eaten in Europe were known as earth apples and earth pears in German erdapfel and erdbirn; in French, pomme de terre and poire de terre.

Savoring The Past

The four corners of the canopy were decorated with bunches of plumes or panache, or with a carved wooden ornament called pomme, or with a "_bouquet_" of silk.

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Its use then spread to Italy and to France, where it reportedly was called pomme d'amour, or love apple.

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Approaching town, the train advanced at half-speed. le casanier, la casanière = stay-at-home, homebody une pomme (f) = apple le pain (m) = bread au lointain = in the distance le marché paysan (m) = the farmers 'market le pont (m) = bridge mi-vitesse = half-speed

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And so I pulled on my boots, packed a pomme and some pain ... and headed out, direction Orange, to the Gard, au lointain.

mi-vitesse - French Word-A-Day