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/kaʁ.tɔ̃/
Translation
cardboard; box; card (in football)
Word origin
From Italian cartone ('thick paper'), an augmentative of carta ('paper'), from Latin charta.
- Origin
- Italian
- Root
- cartone
- English cognates
- carton, cartoon, chart
Grammar
Examples
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Put the books in a box.
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There are ten boxes in the garage.
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The player was given a yellow card.
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This box is too heavy.
déménagement.
The boxes are ready for the move.
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