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organ

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈɔː^rgən/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈɔrgən/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(ôr′gən)

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Principales traductions
Anglais	Français
organ n	(music: keyboard instrument)	orgue nm
(église)	grandes orgues nfpl
The theatre has a great old organ that's rarely used.
Le théâtre a un bel orgue ancien qui sert rarement.
organ n	(body part)	organe nm
Are you going to donate your organs after death?
Allez-vous faire don de vos organes après votre mort ?
organ n	figurative (mouthpiece)	organe nm
instrument nm
The paper serves as an organ for socialist opinion.
Ce journal est l'organe d'un groupe socialiste.

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Formes composées
Anglais	Français
barrel organ n	(musical instrument)	orgue de Barbarie nm
calliope, steam organ n	US (musical instrument)	orgue à vapeur nm
donor organ n	(organ donated to [sb] else)	organe de donneur nm
Donor organs are needed to help those whose own organs are failing.
electric organ n	(musical instrument) (Musique)	orgue électrique nm
electric organ n	(zoology) (Anatomie animale)	organe électrogène nm
harmonica n	(musical instrument)	harmonica nm
A man stood on the corner, playing a blues tune on a harmonica.
Un homme se tenait au coin de la rue et jouait un air de blues à l'harmonica.
house organ	(periodical)	journal d'entreprise nm
internal organ n	(part inside the body)	organe interne nm
mouth organ n	(musical instrument: harmonica)	harmonica nm
organ donation n	(pledging body parts after death)	don d'organes nm
Organ donation can save many people's lives.
organ donation card n	(body parts after death)	carte de donneur d'organes nf
I carry an organ donation card permitting the use of any part of my body after my death.
organ donor n	(person who donates organs)	donneur d'organe, donneuse d'organe nm, nf
Being an organ donor means you can help others after your death.
organ grinder n	(musician who plays hurdy-gurdy)	tourneur d'orgue de Barbarie nm
The organ grinder was wearing a very shabby old coat.
tourneur de manivelle nm
joueur d'orgue de Barbarie nm
organ grinder n	figurative ([sb] who is controlling [sb] else) (figuré)	marionnettiste nmf
Don't ask me, my wife's the organ grinder - I'm just the monkey!
organ pipe n	(part of pipe organ)	tuyau d'orgue nm
organ recital n	(concert of pipe-organ music)	récital d'orgue nm
We are going to an organ recital in the chapel this evening.
organ transplant n	(surgical procedure)	transplantation d'organe, greffe d'organe nf
pedal point, organ point, pedal note n	(passage containing sustained tone) (Musique)	point d'orgue nm
pipe organ n	(large keyboard instrument)	grandes orgues nfpl
There is a pipe organ in the church.
sense organ n	often plural (anatomy: part sensitive to stimuli)	organe sensoriel nm
sex organ n	(anatomy: part of reproductive system) (Anatomie)	organe sexuel nm
variety meat, organ meat n	(offal) (viande)	abats nmpl
vital organ n	(organ required for life)	organe vital nm