Translation of "French bed " (English → French) :

french bed | bed in the French taste

French overseas collectivity [ French Overseas Territories | overseas territories of the French Republic | territorial collectivities of the French Republic ]

bed with four square textile panels | bed with textile panels | bed with four square covers | bed with four square coverings | bed with four loose textile panels | bed with four loose covers | bed with four loose coverings | bed with four hanging textile panels | bed with four hanging covers | bed with four hanging coverings | bed with covers | bed with coverings

ability to comprehend spoken and written French and to speak and write in French | competent in French | French

fixed-bed milling machine [ fixed-bed miller | fixed-bed mill | bed-type milling machine | bed type milling machine | bed mill | bed-type mill | bed miller | fixed-bed-type milling machine | manufacturing type milling machine ]

fluidized bed incinerator | fluidized-bed incinerator | fluid bed incinerator | fluid-bed incinerator | fluidized bed furnace | fluidized-bed furnace | fluidized bed reactor

French Guiana [ Department of French Guiana ]

French overseas department and region [ French Overseas Department ]

(a) waters, the sea-bed and subsoil on the seaward side of the baseline from which the extent of territorial waters is measured extending to the outmost reach of the area where a Member State has and/or exercises jurisdictional rights, in accordance with the UNCLOS, with the exception of waters adjacent to the countries and territories mentioned in Annex II to the Treaty and the French Overseas Departments and Collectivities; and

1) "marine waters" means waters, the sea-bed and subsoil on the seaward side of the baseline from which the extent of territorial waters is measured extending to the outmost reach of the area where a Member State has and/or exercises jurisdictional rights, in accordance with the UNCLOS, with the exception of waters adjacent to the countries and territories mentioned in Annex II to the Treaty and the French Overseas Departments and Collectivities.

In the 21st century, where, increasingly, the issues are wilfully confused, the death penalty is now carried out in French hospitals, where the old are finished off in order to free up beds and balance the accounts.

Proceedings were brought by FIAMM and FIAMM Technologies and by G. Fedon Figli, Italian companies whose fields of business respectively cover stationary batteries and spectacle cases and accessories; by two French companies, Le Laboratoire du Bain, which manufactures and exports effervescent bath products, and Groupe Fremaux, which specialises in the making of cotton bed-linen a proportion of which it markets in the United States through its United States subsidiary Palais Royal, Inc; by CD Cartondruck AG, a German company which produces folding boxes made of printed and decorated paperboard, intended as packaging for up-market branded ...[+++] products; and by a United Kingdom company, Beamglow Ltd, which produces folding boxes made of printed and decorated paperboard, intended as packaging for products such as cosmetics and fragrances.