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No. 8,745 in French

baquet

"Baquet" means "tub" or "bucket" in English.

In a sentence

  • Il a utilisé un baquet pour recueillir l'eau qui coulait du plafond.

    He used a bucket to gather the water leaking from the ceiling.

    Here, "baquet" refers to a container or tub used to collect something, showcasing its literal meaning.

  • La voiture de course était équipée d'un siège baquet pour le conducteur.

    The race car was equipped with a bucket seat for the driver.

    Here, "baquet" refers metaphorically to a type of seat design used in sports and race cars, illustrating its specialized usage.

  • Pour le spectacle, le jongleur tenait un baquet remplie de balles.

    For the show, the juggler held a tub filled with balls.

    Here, "baquet" again means a type of container, describing its practical use in a performance setting.

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