How is the word catastrophe naturelle translated from French to English

Événement destructeur comme une inondation ou un séisme.

A destructive event such as a flood or quake.

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English translation
natural disaster

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  • La région se prépare aux catastrophes naturelles. The region prepares for natural disasters.

  • Une catastrophe naturelle peut couper le courant pendant des jours. A natural disaster can cut off the power for days.

  • L'assurance couvre-t-elle les catastrophes naturelles ? Does the insurance cover natural disasters?

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How is “catastrophe naturelle” translated from French?
“catastrophe naturelle” translates into English as “natural disaster”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “catastrophe naturelle” mean?
Meaning of “catastrophe naturelle”: Événement destructeur comme une inondation ou un séisme. In English — “natural disaster”.
What part of speech is “catastrophe naturelle”?
“catastrophe naturelle” is a phrase.
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