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nugget in French

nugget in French is pépite, bleu — nugget means a small rounded lump, especially of gold or other precious metal found in its natural state.

nugget in French

pépite
noun
(countable) A small, compact chunk or clump.
bleu
noun
(countable, slang) An inexperienced, newly trained fighter pilot.

What does "nugget" mean?

  1. noun A small rounded lump, especially of gold or other precious metal found in its natural state.
    "The prospector pulled a gold nugget the size of a thumbnail out of the creek bed."
  2. noun A small, valuable piece of information or wisdom.
    "The old coach dropped a nugget of advice that stuck with him for years."
  3. noun A small piece of breaded and fried food, especially chicken.
    "The kids ordered a box of chicken nuggets with fries."
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nugget in a sentence

  • The prospector pulled a gold nugget the size of a thumbnail out of the creek bed.
  • She kept the nugget of raw silver on her desk as a paperweight.
  • The old coach dropped a nugget of advice that stuck with him for years.
  • Buried in the report was one useful nugget of data.

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What is "nugget" in French?

"nugget" in French is pépite, bleu. nugget means: A small rounded lump, especially of gold or other precious metal found in its natural state.

How do you use "nugget" in a sentence?

Example: "The prospector pulled a gold nugget the size of a thumbnail out of the creek bed." In French, "nugget" is pépite, bleu.

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

Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "nugget": pépite, bleu.

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