How is the word moelle translated from French to English

Tissu mou qui se trouve à l'intérieur des os.

The soft tissue inside bones.

noun
English translation
Marrow

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  • Le médecin a prélevé un échantillon de moelle. The doctor took a marrow sample.

  • Il a fait pousser une courge à moelle géante dans son jardin. He grew a giant marrow in his garden.

  • Il a étalé la moelle chaude sur une tranche de pain. He spread the hot marrow on a slice of bread.

  • Farcissez la courge à moelle de riz et faites-la cuire au four. Stuff the marrow with rice and bake it.

  • Où se trouve exactement la moelle à l'intérieur de l'os ? Where exactly does marrow sit inside the bone?

  • Les courges à moelle sont-elles plus difficiles à cultiver que les concombres ? Are marrows harder to grow than cucumbers?

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How is “moelle” translated from French?
“moelle” translates into English as “Marrow”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “moelle” mean?
Meaning of “moelle”: Tissu mou qui se trouve à l'intérieur des os. In English — “Marrow”.
What part of speech is “moelle”?
“moelle” is a noun.
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