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41carton — car•ton [[t]ˈkɑr tn[/t]] n. 1) a cardboard or plastic box used typically for storage or shipping 2) the amount a carton can hold 3) the contents of a carton 4) cvb to pack in a carton • Etymology: 1780–90; < F < It cartone pasteboard; see… …
42cartón — (m) (Intermedio) material fabricado de pasta de papel, bastante grueso y resistente Ejemplos: Los estudiantes de arquitectura utilizan cartón para construir maquetas. Me trajeron un nuevo televisor en una caja de cartón. Sinónimos: cartulina …
43carton — a small container. The size of a carton is usually not standardized, but certain sizes are customary. In the U.S. citrus fruit industry, a standard carton is equal to 1/2 box or 0.8 bushel (28.191 liters) …
44carton — I. noun Etymology: French, from Italian cartone pasteboard Date: 1825 a box or container usually made of cardboard and often of corrugated cardboard II. verb Date: 1921 transitive verb to pack or enclose in a carton intransitive verb to shape… …
45carton — See carton, cartoon …
46Carton — carto, carton nm ancienne mesure agraire Sud Est, occitan …
47carton — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. box (See receptacle). II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. (cardboard) box, corrugated carton, package; see case 7 , container . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. box, package, crate, container, case …
48carton — noun a carton of empty whiskey bottles Syn: box, package, cardboard box, container, pack, packet …
49carton — / kɑ:t(ə)n/ noun a box made of cardboard ● a carton of milk …
50Carton (Matériau) — Pour les articles homonymes, voir carton. Le terme carton désigne en général un papier rigide et plus épais que le papier ordinaire. Si on se réfère au grammage, le passage du papier au carton se fait officiellement à 224 g/m² et 175 µm d… …
