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Summary

French to English: more detail...

colon:
- settler; colonist; squatter
Wiktionary:
- colon → colonist, settler, sharecropper
- colon → colonist, settler
- côlon → colon
- côlon → colon

English to French: more detail...

colon:
- Wiktionary:
  colon → deux points, côlon, deux-points
  colon → gros intestin, deux points, côlon
- Synonyms for "colon":
  large intestine
  El Salvadoran colon; El Salvadoran monetary unit
  Costa Rican colon; Costa Rican monetary unit
  Colon; Aspinwall; city; metropolis; urban center; port
  punctuation; punctuation mark

French

Detailed Translations for colon from French to English

colon:

colon [le ~] nom

le colon (pionnier)
the settler; the colonist
- settler [the ~] nom
- colonist [the ~] nom
the squatter
– someone who settles lawfully on government land with the intent to acquire title to it ¹
- squatter [the ~] nom

Translation Matrix for colon:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
colonist	colon; pionnier	pionnier
settler	colon; pionnier	pionnier
squatter	colon; pionnier	pionnier; squatter

Synonyms for "colon":

colonisateur; fermier; pionnier; exploitant; cultivateur; métayer; cultivant; agriculteur; paysan

Wiktionary Translations for colon:

colon

noun

antiq|fr occupant d’une terre colonisée.
- colon → colonist; settler

colon

noun

someone who settles in a new location, especially one who makes a previously uninhabited place his home
- settler → colon
a farmer paying rent with crops to the landowner
- sharecropper → métayer; métayère; colon

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• colon	→ colonist	↔ kolonist — iemand die zich in een kolonie heeft gevestigd
• colon	→ settler	↔ Siedler — Person, die sich an einem bis dahin unbewohnten Ort ansässig macht

côlon:

Synonyms for "côlon":

gros intestin; intestin; intérieur; interne; privé; viscère; entrailles; boyau; duodénum; jéjunum; cæcum; rectum

Wiktionary Translations for côlon:

côlon

noun

digestive system
- colon → côlon

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• côlon	→ colon	↔ Grimmdarm — Anatomie: ein Teil des Dickdarms beim Menschen und generell bei den Säugetieren

English

Detailed Translations for colon from English to French

colon:

Translation Matrix for colon:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Costa Rican colon; El Salvadoran colon

Related Words for "colon":

cola, colones

Synonyms for "colon":

large intestine
El Salvadoran colon; El Salvadoran monetary unit
Costa Rican colon; Costa Rican monetary unit
Colon; Aspinwall; city; metropolis; urban center; port
punctuation; punctuation mark

Related Definitions for "colon":

the part of the large intestine between the cecum and the rectum; it extracts moisture from food residues before they are excreted¹
a punctuation mark (:) used after a word introducing a series or an example or an explanation (or after the salutation of a business letter)¹
the basic unit of money in Costa Rica; equal to 100 centimos¹
the basic unit of money in El Salvador; equal to 100 centavos¹

Wiktionary Translations for colon:

colon

noun

punctuation mark
- colon → deux points
digestive system
- colon → côlon

colon

noun

signe de ponctuation composé de deux points superposés (:) et servant à introduire une citation, une énumération ou une explication.
- deux-points → colon

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• colon	→ gros intestin	↔ Dickdarm — Anatomie: Teil des Verdauungstraktes beim Menschen und bei vielen Tieren, der zwischen Dünndarm (intestinum tenue) und Mastdarm (Rektum) liegt
• colon	→ deux points	↔ Doppelpunkt — Linguistik: Name des Satzzeichens (Interpunktionszeichens) ":", das eine Katapher Funktion hat; es weist auf das Folgende hin: ein Zitat, einen Begriff; etwas, das besonders hervorgehoben werden soll.
• colon	→ côlon	↔ Grimmdarm — Anatomie: ein Teil des Dickdarms beim Menschen und generell bei den Säugetieren

Colon:

Translation Matrix for Colon:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Aspinwall

Related Definitions for "Colon":

a port city at the Caribbean entrance to the Panama Canal¹

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