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Meanings of chausson in English
Synonyms
Examples for "slippers"
Examples for "slippers"
1
Stockings and slippers to match in a box in the bottom drawer.
2
His master died before reaching home; they need slippers for the corpse.
3
She appeared in a dressing gown and with her feet in slippers.
4
Mrs Glick was wearing a burgundy-colored quilted house coat and knitted slippers.
5
And pink slippers-andit traveled miles to find some one to-loveit.
1
Outside in the middle of the street he found her other slipper.
2
He tried the glass slipper on the foot of the second daughter.
3
Yes; the buckle on this slipper needs to be more securely fastened.
4
The white satin slipper stopped its regular tattoo on the rugged floor.
5
At once the little glass slipper was fitted to the tiny foot.
1
Marvin Gayle lived on the second floor of a rotting, shingled town house shoe-horned in between two overhanging tenements.
2
But clogs or traditional house shoe styles with a covered toe area have remained popular, a spokesperson for Birkenstock Australia told news.com.au.
3
He slipped on some house shoes and hung up his jacket.
4
I got these crazy looking pajamas on with my house shoes.
5
And maybe not get skunk smell on her house shoes.
Usage of chausson in English
1
The careful control of tone works to even greater effect in Chausson's Concert, Op.
2
And Andrew is sure to shine as he plays virtuoso works by Ravel and Chausson.
3
Other French composers have their doubts about Chausson.
4
Probably not 3.02am Chausson makes it three wins out of three.
5
I give exactly this example, because Chausson was one of the few French who were really strongly influenced by Wagner.
6
CHAUSSON'S CONCERT for piano, violin and, string quartet is one of the most extravagant chamber works of the late 19th century.
7
Next to her sat Anne-Caroline Chausson, a 31-year-old from Dijon who had won her first two runs and placed second in the third.
8
In France, the classic Normandy apple tart faces stiff competition from the apple turnovers (chaussons aux pommes) that are sold in every French bakery.