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- noun Plural form of
perron .
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Examples
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Sur les petits perrons il y a une grille de protection et c'est une tradition de la garnir de quelques plantes fleuries.
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Sur les petits perrons il y a une grille de protection et c'est une tradition de la garnir de quelques plantes fleuries.
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Sur les petits perrons il y a une grille de protection et c'est une tradition de la garnir de quelques plantes fleuries.
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Sur les petits perrons il y a une grille de protection et c'est une tradition de la garnir de quelques plantes fleuries.
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Sur les petits perrons il y a une grille de protection et c'est une tradition de la garnir de quelques plantes fleuries.
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Sur les petits perrons il y a une grille de protection et c'est une tradition de la garnir de quelques plantes fleuries.
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Lets hope that at the end of all this and all results are compiled and found to be verifiable the responsible perrons will submit this for publication in a high rating journal for credibility sakes.
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The main vestibule leads directly to the middle of the perron in the large hall, which consists of three naves, and into which enter the trains of six railway lines, each separated from the other by perrons.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 664, September 22,1888 Various
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There was less fear for the artistic effect of great open spaces than had formerly existed, and the avenues and alleys were considerably enlarged, and such architectural and sculptural accessories as fountains, balustrades and perrons were designed on a more extensive scale.
Royal Palaces and Parks of France Blanche McManus
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In spite of dilapidations, the luxury lavished by the architect on the balustrade and entrance porch crowning these two perrons suggests the simple-minded purpose of commemorating the owner's name, a sort of sculptured pun which our ancestors often allowed themselves.
The Commission in Lunacy Honor�� de Balzac 1824
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