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/pla.kaʁ/
Translation
cupboard, wardrobe, cabinet
Word origin
From plaquer ('to lay flat against'), a verb French took from Middle Dutch placken. A placard was first anything fixed flat to a wall, whether a notice or a set of shelves.
- Origin
- Middle Dutch
- Root
- placken
- English cognates
- placard, plaque
Grammar
Examples
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Put the glasses away in the cupboard.
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The kitchen cupboards are empty.
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She hid the box at the back of the cupboard.
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These cupboards do not shut properly.
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There is a cupboard behind the door.
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