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fau⋅teuil
[foh-til; Fr. foh-tœ-yuh ] 
tɪl
–noun, plural -teuils [-tilz; Fr. -tœ-yuh ] .
[-tilz; Fr. -tœ-yuh ] . | French Furniture. an upholstered armchair, esp. one with open sides. |
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| fau·teuil (fō'tĭl, fō-tɶ'yə) n. An upholstered armchair usually having open sides. [French, from Old French faldestoel, of Germanic origin; see pel-2 in Indo-European roots.] |
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Fauteuil
Fau`teuil"\, n. [F. See Faldistory.]1. An armchair; hence (because the members sit in fauteuils or armchairs), membership in the French Academy. 2. Chair of a presiding officer.
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Language Translation for : Fauteuil
Spanish:
sillón, butaca,
German:
der Lehnstuhl,
Japanese:
ひじ掛け椅子
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