Francese [noun]Inglese [noun]
break [noun] |
estate car [noun] |
break [noun] |
station wagon [noun] |
break [noun] |
shooting brake [noun] |
break [noun] |
estate [noun] |
break [noun] |
breakdance [noun] |
break [noun] |
break [noun] |
bringuebale [noun] |
break [noun] |
brisoir [noun] |
break [noun] |
pause [noun] |
break [noun] |
cintreuse [noun] |
break [noun] |
espace [noun] |
break [noun] |
percée [noun] |
break [noun] |
changement [noun] |
break [noun] |
ouverture [noun] |
break [noun] |
repos [noun] |
break [noun] |
brèche [noun] |
break [noun] |
dégagement [noun] |
break [noun] |
accalmie [noun] |
break [noun] |
césure [noun] |
break [noun] |
brisure [noun] |
break [noun] |
interclasse [noun] |
break [noun] |
casse [noun] |
break [noun] |
aube [noun] |
break [noun] |
évasion [noun] |
break [noun] |
frein [noun] |
break [noun] |
entracte [noun] |
break [noun] |
broie [noun] |
break [noun] |
plieuse [noun] |
break [noun] |
| Francese [verb] | Inglese [verb] |
passer [verb] |
break [verb] |
battre [verb] |
break [verb] |