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  • The form fond could be from the present tense of the verb fondre

1 fond Noun, masculine   Pronounce

(a) bottom of a bag, garden, back of a cupboard, room, far end of a room, garden, background of a picture (fig) heart, root, core of a problem; au ~ de mon etc coeur deep down, in my etc heart of hearts; au ~ basically; à ~ to breathe deeply; de ~ en comble from top to bottom; ~s marins sea bed; ~ de robe slip, petticoat; ~ de teint foundation (cream)

Terms from the DGT glossary

French termEnglish term
Boues de fond de cuvestank bottom sludges
Plaque de fondBottom place
Interdiction de la révision au fondNon-review as to substance
Emboutissage de fond par explosifsSwaging by explosives.
Plans des travaux du fondPlans of underground workings
Contrôle de la présence au fondUnderground workforce accounting
Palangre de fondBottom-set longline
Chalut et senneurs de fondDemersal trawl and demersal seine
Chalut de fondBottom trawl
palangres de fondbottom longlines

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