plage
IPA: pɫˈeɪdʒ
noun
- (geography, obsolete) A region viewed in the context of its climate; a clime or zone.
- (astronomy) A bright region in the chromosphere of the Sun.
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Examples of "plage" in Sentences
- The second music video is Tout nu sur la plage .
- This page will have a link on the national team plage.
- Accordingly plage occurs most visibly near a sunspot region.
- The Plage Trestrignel is wilder and more exposed to the wind.
- The spores are ornamented but will lack a germ pore or plage.
- The final group landed at Stella Plage under the command of Tod.
- City officials hope that Paris Plage will become an annual event.
- Parce que je vis près d'une plage, un amour pour visiter des montagnes.
- Mes enfants aiment la plage et ils aiment construire les chateaux de sable!
- Ick. Next up are Chromeo, on the 'plage' stage, which is French for 'beach'.
- In summer, bigger bands can play in open air at the Hendaye Plage Rugby pitch.
- J'aime et les montagnes et l'ocean, mais si je devais choisir, je prefererais la plage.
- The idea for Paris Plage is an outgrowth of the city's closing streets to traffic along the Seine last summer.
- His novels about love, friendship, family, childhood and loneliness—sprinkled with the supernatural—are dismissed by the French literary establishment as romans de plage novels for the beach.
- Giens peninsula = seaside town near Hyères; et je profite = and I take advantage; le marais (m) = marsh; la plage (f) = beach; nommé (verb nommer) = named; Overkill (hamster wheel) = work, when unbalanced with life
- Reading today's slice of your life sur la plage gave me the feeling that you have returned with this very recent and personal sharing that has, like so many others, endeared you to me -- a fresh and intimate insight into your time on the sands of life.