Translation for 'G & T' from English to French

tongue and groove joint <TG, T&G> [also: tongue-and-groove joint]

assemblage {m} à rainure et languetteécon.tech.

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G

sol {m}mus.

G flat

sol {m} bémolmus.

G sharp

sol {m} dièsemus.

G-string

cache-sexe {m}vêt.

G-force

force {f} de gravitéphys.

giga- <G>

giga- {prefix} <G> [10 ^ 9]unit

gale <g>

gros temps {m}météo.

gram <g>

gramme {m}unit

glycine <Gly, G>

glycine {f} <Gly, G> [C2H5NO2]biochim.

gravitational constant <G>

constante {f} gravitationnelle <G>phys.

for example <e.g.>

par exemple {adv} <p. ex.>

setting (e.g. jam)

épaississement {m}

t-nut

lardon {m} (de fixation)tech.

tera- <T>

téra- {prefix} <T> [10 ^ 12]unit

t-test

test {m} tmath.stat.

test {m} de Studentmath.stat.

T lymphocyte

lymphocyte {m} Tbiol.

t-shirt

t-shirt {m}vêt.

T cell

cellule {f} T [aussi : lymphocyte T]biol.

Don't fret!

Ne t'en fais pas !

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• In one of the first highly visible battles, in July 1861, a march by Union troops under the command of Maj.
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