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● double-scull, doubles-sculls nom masculin (anglais double-scull, aviron à couple) En aviron, bateau de deux équipiers ramant en couple, sans barreur.
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double-scull — ● double scull, doubles sculls nom masculin (anglais double scull, aviron à couple) En aviron, bateau de deux équipiers ramant en couple, sans barreur. double scull [dubləskœl] n. m. ÉTYM. 1887, in Petiot; mot angl., de double « … Encyclopédie Universelle
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