How is the word fourchette translated from French to English

Ustensile à dents dont on se sert pour manger.

A tool with prongs used for eating.

noun
English translation
fork

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  • Il a pris sa fourchette et s'est mis à manger. He picked up his fork and started eating.

  • Tourne à gauche à l'embranchement de la route. Turn left at the fork in the road.

  • Pourriez-vous m'apporter une fourchette propre ? Could you bring me a clean fork?

  • Un embranchement du sentier a désorienté les randonneurs. A fork in the trail confused the hikers.

  • Les fourchettes se placent à gauche de l'assiette. The forks go on the left side of the plate.

  • Quelle branche de l'embranchement mène au lac ? Which branch of the fork goes to the lake?

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FAQ about “fourchette”

How is “fourchette” translated from French?
“fourchette” translates into English as “fork”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “fourchette” mean?
Meaning of “fourchette”: Ustensile à dents dont on se sert pour manger. In English — “fork”.
What part of speech is “fourchette”?
“fourchette” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “fourchette”?
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