How is the word manchon translated from French to English

Fourreau souple dans lequel on glisse les deux mains pour les tenir au chaud.

A soft tube for keeping both hands warm.

noun
English translation
muff

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  • Elle portait un manchon en fourrure au bal d'hiver. She wore a fur muff to the winter ball.

  • Il a raté une prise facile en finale. He muffed an easy catch in the final.

  • Où as-tu trouvé un manchon aussi ancien ? Where did you find such an old-fashioned muff?

  • Ne rate pas ton texte cette fois. Don't muff your lines this time.

  • Le manchon faisait autrefois partie de toute tenue d'hiver. Muffs were once part of every winter outfit.

  • Je rate toujours la première question d'un entretien. I always muff the first question at an interview.

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FAQ about “manchon”

How is “manchon” translated from French?
“manchon” translates into English as “muff”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “manchon” mean?
Meaning of “manchon”: Fourreau souple dans lequel on glisse les deux mains pour les tenir au chaud. In English — “muff”.
What part of speech is “manchon”?
“manchon” is a noun.
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