Translation for 'London plane tree' from English to French

London plane (tree)

platane {m} comun [Platanus × hispanica, syn. : Platanus × acerifolia, Platanus × hybrida]bot.T

platane {m} à feuilles d'érable [Platanus × hispanica, syn. : Platanus × acerifolia, Platanus × hybrida]bot.T

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plane tree

platane {m}bot.T

hybrid plane (tree)

platane {m} comun [Platanus × hispanica, syn. : Platanus × acerifolia, Platanus × hybrida]bot.T

platane {m} à feuilles d'érable [Platanus × hispanica, syn. : Platanus × acerifolia, Platanus × hybrida]bot.T

false plane-tree [sycamore maple]

érable {f} sycomore [Acer pseudoplatanus]bot.T

plane-tree maple [sycamore maple]

érable {f} sycomore [Acer pseudoplatanus]bot.T

London

Londres {f} [capitale d'Angleterre et du Royaume-Uni]géogr.pol.

London planetree

platane {m} à feuilles d'érable [Platanus × hispanica, syn. : Platanus × acerifolia, Platanus × hybrida]bot.T

platane {m} comun [Platanus × hispanica, syn. : Platanus × acerifolia, Platanus × hybrida]bot.T

Greater London

Grand Londres {m} [comté d'Angleterre]géogr.pol.

of London

londonien {adj}géogr.

The London Eye

Grande Roue {f} du Millénaire

London Underground mosquito

moustique {m} du métro de Londres [Culex pipiens f. molestus]entom.T

City (of London)

City {f} (de Londres)

to live in London

vivre à Londresgéogr.

City of London

Cité {f} de Londres [comté d'Angleterre]géogr.pol.

true London pride

mignonnette {f} [Saxifraga umbrosa]bot.T

saxifrage {f} de l'ombre [Saxifraga umbrosa]bot.T

to go to London

aller à Londresgéogr.

London Interbank Offered Rate <LIBOR>

taux {m} interbancaire offert à Londres <Libor>fin.

It's an hour to London.

Il faut une heure pour Londres.géogr.

• The bench is made from timber from a London plane tree that once stood on the Tower of London Wharf, and originally featured designs created by local children, although these have now worn away with use.
• The song is written from the perspective of a nearby London plane tree that was a sapling at the time of the construction of the Watergate in 1626 and tells of the stories that such a tree may have witnessed in the years since.
• A large London plane tree stands in the middle of the garden, probably originally planted in the grounds of Chesterfield House.
• Her final book of poems, "A London Plane-Tree" (1889), contains lyrics that are among the first to show the influence of French symbolism.
• The Giant is a London plane tree, located in the city Chojna, Poland. It is one of the thickest trees in the country.

• The London plane tree ("Platanus × acerifolia") has been planted in cities all over the world, due to being highly tolerant of urban environments.
• Prominent plantings include a large clump of bamboo next to the station building and a nearby London Plane tree (platanus acerifolia) (1870) with a commemorative plaque at its base.
• The work is constructed from the branches of a storm damaged London plane tree, bound together with hemp rope, on top of which sits a raft of glass.
• At the centre of the square is a large London Plane tree, about 20 metres tall. The square has full public access, with a ground surface of concrete slabs and cobbles.
• These features have resulted in the chopping down of a mature 90 year old London Plane tree sited on the edge of the square and Broad Street.