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Sensdesk
Espagnol
/eskɾiˈtoɾjo/
masc.autre source · Latin SCRĪPTŌRIUM 'writing room', learned
A school desk is a pupitre.
Français
/byʁo/
masc.autre source · bure, the coarse woollen cloth that covered writing tables
pluriel: bureaux
Also 'office', a sense English borrowed.
Italien
/skrivaˈnia/
fém.autre source · scrivano 'scribe', from scrivere (Latin SCRĪBERE)
Portugais
/eskɾivaˈniɲɐ/
fém.autre source · escrivão 'clerk, scribe' (from Latin SCRĪBA) + -inha
Roumain
/biˈrow/
neutreautre source · French bureau
Like French bureau, it is also 'office'.
Catalan
/əskɾipˈtɔɾi/
masc.autre source · Latin SCRĪPTŌRIUM 'writing room' (learned)
Anglais
/dɛsk/
autre source · Medieval Latin desca (Italian desco 'table'), from Latin DISCUS
L’histoire
Spanish and Italian name the desk after writing; French after the cloth spread on it. English desk is the same Latin DISCUS as dish and disc.
Parents anglais: script, scribe (es, it); bureau (fr)
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esEl libro está en mi escritorio.
- frLe livre est sur mon bureau.
- itIl libro è sulla mia scrivania.
- ptO livro está na minha escrivaninha.
- roCartea e pe biroul meu.
- caEl llibre és al meu escriptori.
- enThe book is on my desk.
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