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chopper in French

chopper in French is banane, hélico, hachoir — chopper means informal: a helicopter.

chopper in French

banane
noun
(informal) A helicopter.
hélico
noun
(informal) A helicopter.
hachoir
noun
A knife for chopping food, especially one with a large oblong blade.
hacheur
noun
(electronics) Any of various electronic switches used to interrupt one signal under the control of another.
galet aménagé
noun
(archaeology) A crude tool with an irregular cutting edge formed by removing flakes from one side of a stone.
zob
noun
(slang) The penis.

What does "chopper" mean?

  1. noun Informal: a helicopter.
    "A news chopper hovered over the accident scene."
  2. noun A heavy tool with a broad blade used for chopping wood or food.
    "He used a meat chopper to break down the carcass."
  3. noun A style of customised motorcycle with extended forks, popular with biker gangs.
    "He rode a gleaming custom chopper into town."
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chopper in a sentence

  • A news chopper hovered over the accident scene.
  • He used a meat chopper to break down the carcass.
  • He rode a gleaming custom chopper into town.

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What is "chopper" in French?

"chopper" in French is banane, hélico, hachoir. chopper means: Informal: a helicopter.

How do you use "chopper" in a sentence?

Example: "A news chopper hovered over the accident scene." In French, "chopper" is banane, hélico, hachoir.

Are there other ways to say "chopper" in French?

Yes — French has 6 translations listed for "chopper": banane, hélico, hachoir, hacheur, galet aménagé, zob.

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