English to Maori Meaning of souffle

Souffle :

Souffle :: kerehungaSouffles :: souffles

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Definitions of souffle in English

Noun(1) a former French coin of low denomination; often used of any small amount of money

Examples of souffle in English

(1) he didn't have a sou(2) The most impressive breakthrough in this period was nevertheless made by Le Petit Journal, a Parisian daily of tabloid size, launched in 1863, and selling for one sou .(3) They should produce a comprehensive White Paper on disinvestment for serious debate before selling a single sou of public assets.(4) At the Musee Cantini you can bet your last sou there'll be something new and exciting to see every time you visit.(5) When the going gets tough, a Frenchman may have holes in his shoes, but will spend his last sou on a fine, nutritionally excellent, meal.(6) With a bedridden child and dying wife, he described his desperate situation to art critic ThÔö£┬«odore Duret: ├ö├ç├┐I am sitting here literally without a sou .├ö├ç├û(7) Even though we did not have two sous to rub together, we just knew it was going to be our home.(8) Van Gogh bought colourful woodblock prints for a few sous a pile from PÔö£┬┐re Tanguy, his paint supplier in Paris.(9) We don't know if they visited le Palais or lost their sous at the tables, but we can see how they saw the city and its Baie des Anges by visiting Nice's museums.(10) Both appear to have been financially respectable, but hardly wealthy, paying between 50 sous and three livres per year in tailles.

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