- in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Brisance (/brɪˈzɑːns/; from
French briser 'break, shatter') is the
shattering capability of a high explosive, determined...
- bonbon", "
Briser en
mille éclats de voix" is a
combination of two
separate phrases, put
together to mean
something more than
either alone. "
Briser en mille...
-
represented at the
Eurovision Song
Contest 1967 with the song "Quel
coeur vas-tu
briser ?",
composed by
Daniel Faure, with
lyrics by Gérard Gray, and performed...
-
Peterson Mats
Olsson Switzerland SRG SSR Géraldine "Quel cœur vas-tu
briser ?"
French Daniël
Faure Gérard Gray Hans Moeckel [de] United
Kingdom BBC...
- and
means breakwater. The root
Breis can also be
found in the
French word
briser meaning to break. The hill on
which Breisach came into
existence was — at...
- toi" "Nous
aurons demain" "Pas pour moi" "Piano, piano" "Quel cœur vas-tu
briser ?" "Refrain" "Répondez-moi" "Retour" "Le Retour" "She Got Me" "Sto pregando"...
-
Television film Le Jour où tout a basculé
Annick Episode: "Mon
patron veut
briser mon couple"
Lucie Episode: "Ma
femme me
trompe avec mon
meilleur ami" 2013...
-
Martin (4
March 2024). "La
recherche française
parie sur
OpenAlex pour
briser l'emprise d'Elsevier et Clarivate". Next (in French).
Retrieved 1 June 2024...
-
eventual album. He was
encouraged by the
success of his
biggest hit in
France "
Briser mes chaînes". It was a song from the
French adaptation of High
School Musical...
- coat of arms
created for Jean upon
taking office as
governor general was
BRISER LES SOLITUDES,
which translates into "breaking down solitudes". One of her...
