- debriser
- Debriser, Confringere, Conquassare, Diffringere.Debrisé, Conquassatus, Confractus.
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débris — [ debri ] n. m. • 1549; de l a. v. débriser (XIIe), de dé et briser 1 ♦ Cour. (rare au sing.) Reste d un objet brisé, d une chose en partie détruite. ⇒ fragment, morceau. Les débris d un vase. Débris de bouteille. ⇒ tesson. Débris de bois. ⇒… … Encyclopédie Universelle
debris — noun (plural debris) Etymology: French débris, from Middle French, from debriser to break to pieces, from Old French debrisier, from de + brisier to break, of Celtic origin; akin to Old Irish brisid he breaks; perhaps akin to Latin fricare to rub … New Collegiate Dictionary
debris — /deuh bree , day bree/ or, esp. Brit., /deb ree/, n. 1. the remains of anything broken down or destroyed; ruins; rubble: the debris of buildings after an air raid. 2. Geol. an accumulation of loose fragments of rock. Also, débris. [1700 10; < F… … Universalium
debris — deb|ris [ˈdebri:, ˈdeı US dəˈbri:, deı ] n [U] [Date: 1700 1800; : French; Origin: débris, from Old French debriser to break in pieces ] 1.) the pieces of something that are left after it has been destroyed in an accident, explosion etc ▪ She was … Dictionary of contemporary English
debris — 1708, from Fr. débris remains, waste, rubbish (16c.), from obsolete debriser break down, crush, from O.Fr. de (see DE (Cf. de )) + briser to break, from L.L. brisare, possibly of Gaulish origin (Cf. O.Ir. brissim I break ) … Etymology dictionary
debruise — v. a. RG. 410, 529, 537. Fr. debriser … Oldest English Words
debris — [ dɛbri:, deɪbri:] noun scattered rubbish or remains. ↘loose natural material, e.g. broken rocks. Origin C18: from Fr. débris, from obs. débriser break down … English new terms dictionary
debris — de•bris or dé•bris [[t]dəˈbri, ˈdeɪ bri[/t]] esp. brit. [[t]ˈdɛb ri[/t]] n. 1) the remains of anything destroyed; ruins; rubble 2) gel Geol. accumulated loose fragments of rock • Etymology: 1700–10; < F débris, der. of débriser to break up (in … From formal English to slang
deschirer — Deschirer, actiu. acut. Est rompre en fente et en lambeau pendant ou emporté, et vient de {{t=g}}skidzô,{{/t}} verbe Grec, que le Languedoc exprime par Schiuzar la raube. Ce que le François dit Deschirer la robe: Car le François forme plusieurs… … Thresor de la langue françoyse
debris — ► NOUN 1) scattered items or pieces of rubbish. 2) loose broken pieces of rock. ORIGIN French, from débriser break down … English terms dictionary
