How do you pronounce 'Rocks' and 'rochers'?

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What is an example sentence for Rocks in French?

English: "The children collected smooth rocks from the riverbed." | French: "Les enfants ont ramassé des rochers lisses au bord de la rivière."

noun · verb

English to French Dictionary

rocks Meaning in French (rocks signification en français)

Q: What is 'rochers' called in English?

'rochers' in English is called "Rocks". Rocks refers to: Les rochers sont de grands morceaux de pierre ou de matière minérale dure trouvés à la surface de la terre ou sous terre.

nounrochers

verbbercer

Synonymes:pierrescailloux

rochers in English:rocks

Phonetic:ʁɔʃ

Plural: rocks

Gender:Masculin

Quick Answer • En bref

La signification de rocks en français est rochers, bercer. (Les rochers sont de grands morceaux de pierre ou de matière minérale dure trouvés à la surface de la terre ou sous terre.)

Definitions of Rocks

1
noun
rochers
Rocks are large pieces of stone or hard mineral matter found on the earth's surface or under the ground.
Les rochers sont de grands morceaux de pierre ou de matière minérale dure trouvés à la surface de la terre ou sous terre.
2
verb
bercer
When something rocks, it moves gently back and forth or from side to side.
Quand quelque chose berce, cela bouge doucement d'avant en arrière ou de côté en côté.

Example Sentences

“The children collected smooth rocks from the riverbed.”

Les enfants ont ramassé des rochers lisses au bord de la rivière.

“The boat gently rocks in the calm water.”

Le bateau berce doucement dans l'eau calme.

“The news rocks the entire community.”

La nouvelle secoue toute la communauté.

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Synonyms (Synonymes)

In French:

pierrescailloux

In English:

stonesboulders

Antonyms (Antonymes)

In French:

eauterre

Inflected Word Forms

past tenserocked

present participlerocking

nounrock

agent nounrocker

adjectiverocky

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

between a rock and a hard placeidiom

In a difficult situation where both choices are unpleasant.

rock the boatidiom

To do or say something that causes problems, especially by upsetting a stable situation.

on the rocksidiom

Experiencing serious difficulties and likely to fail (often refers to a relationship or business).