What does nez de l'hélicoptère in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word nez de l'hélicoptère in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use nez de l'hélicoptère in French.

The word nez de l'hélicoptère in French means nose, nose, flair, nose, nose, roughly, approximately, side of your nose, bridge of the nose, right under 's nose, have it in for, have flair, have a runny nose, lose your temper, have your nose to the grindstone, be so focused on that you can no longer see the big picture, have a blocked up nose, have a stuffed up nose, have a nose for things, have a turned-up nose, have your nose in a book, have your nose stuck in a book, have a bunged-up nose, have a red nose, have a red nose, be drunk, I smell a rat!, muffler, scarf, shut the door in 's face, slam the door in 's face, bogey, bottlenose dolphin, thumb your nose at, thumb your nose at, false nose, peer into, stick your nose into 's business, poke your nose into 's business, stick your nose into 's business, always be sticking your nose in, going wherever the fancy takes you, going whichever way the wind blows, gazing vacantly around you, with one hand tied behind your back, get your nose out of , take your nose out of, lead around by the nose, go outside, go out, peer at , peer into, stick your nose into 's business, poke your nose into 's business, see no further than the end of your nose, long sharp nose, Roman nose, aquiline nose, hooked nose, snub nose, hook nose, hooked nose, clown nose, red nose, stair nosing, step nosing, turned-up nose, pug nose, impish nose, turned-up nose, snub nose, red nose, speak through your nose, slip through your fingers, be looking at, thumbing your nose, thumb your nose at, nose clip, pince-nez, take a nosedive, make a nosedive, take a nosedive, nod off, wrinkle your nose, bury your nose in, show up, hang up on, breathe through your nose, laugh in 's face, laugh in the face of, nose bleed, have a nosebleed, hold your nose, be at each other's throats, not find anyone at home, find nobody at home, pick your nose, be led around by the nose, find yourself face to face with, find yourself face to face with, have a strong whiff of about it, smell like a trap, smell like a set-up, he/she is barely out of the cradle, he's barely out of short pants, get up 's nose, under 's nose, under the nose of , right under 's nose, right under the nose of, worm out of, come face to face with, nostrils. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word nez de l'hélicoptère

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