How is the word comptoir translated from French to English

Longue surface plate derrière laquelle on sert les clients.

A long flat surface where customers are served.

noun
English translation
counter

Examples with “comptoir”

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  • Laisse les clés sur le comptoir. Leave the keys on the counter.

  • Le compteur affiche deux mille visites. The counter shows two thousand visits.

  • Un jeune homme derrière le comptoir a pris notre commande. A young man behind the counter took our order.

  • Remets le compteur à zéro avant le prochain test. Reset the counter before the next test.

  • Quelqu'un tient-il le comptoir aujourd'hui ? Is anyone working at the counter today?

  • Les chiffres du compteur ne cessaient de grimper. The numbers on the counter kept climbing.

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FAQ about “comptoir”

How is “comptoir” translated from French?
“comptoir” translates into English as “counter”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “comptoir” mean?
Meaning of “comptoir”: Longue surface plate derrière laquelle on sert les clients. In English — “counter”.
What part of speech is “comptoir”?
“comptoir” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “comptoir”?
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