-
calls it "French toast" for convenience. The
usual French name is pain
perdu (French: [pɛ̃ pɛʁdy] 'lost bread',
reflecting its use of
stale or otherwise...
- In
Search of Lost Time (French: À la
recherche du
temps perdu),
first translated into
English as
Remembrance of
Things Past, and
sometimes referred to...
- The City of Lost
Children (French: La Cité des
enfants perdus) is a 1995
science fantasy film
directed by Marc Caro and Jean-Pierre Jeunet,
written by...
-
Perdu d'avance is the
debut studio album by
French rapper Orelsan. It was
released on 16
February 2009 by 3e
Bureau and 7th Magnitude. It
peaked at number...
- The Lost Tree (French:
Arbre Perdu), also
known as the
Arbre Thierry Sabine (Thierry
Sabine Tree), is an
isolated relict tree in the Ténéré
region of...
- Lost-wax casting – also
called investment casting,
precision casting, or cire
perdue (French: [siʁ pɛʁdy];
borrowed from French) – is the
process by which...
-
company of Landsknecht. In
French such a band was
known as les
enfants perdus— "the lost children". The
notion of a band of
volunteers undertaking a near-suicidal...
-
Monte Perdido (in Spanish; Mont
Perdu in French; Mont
Perdito in Aragonese; all
three meaning lost mountain) is the
third highest mountain in the Pyrenees...
-
literary critic, and
essayist who
wrote the
novel À la
recherche du
temps perdu (in
French –
translated in
English as
Remembrance of
Things Past and more...
-
Paris at the
opening night (17
January 1997) of Le Presbytère N'a Rien
Perdu De Son
Charme Ni Le
Jardin De Son Éclat, a work by
French ballet legend...
