"fliegen" (hier)
French translation: Projettent
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| \"fliegen\" (hier) Projettent Explanation: Bonjour, Selon mon dictionnaire, "fliegen" signifie "être lancé" ("geworfen werden" betreffs eines Balls). C'est donc mal rédigé, car "fliegen" se rapporte à la balle et non au fer. Par conséquent, je traduirais par "projettent", car les fers projettent tous la balle quasiment à la même distance. Bon courage ! Marianne |
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