placer
71placer — (v. 1) Présent : place, places, place, plaçons, placez, placent ; Futur : placerai, placeras, placera, placerons, placerez, placeront ; Passé : plaçai, plaças, plaça, plaçâmes, plaçâtes, placèrent ; Imparfait : plaçais, plaçais, plaçait, placions …
72placer — pla|cer Mot Agut Nom masculí …
73placer — plac·er || plæsÉ™(r) n. one who places, one who puts down; usher, one who shows people to their seats; deposit of minerals close to the earth s surface …
74placer — m. Alegría, contento. Diversión, entretenimiento …
75placer — parcel …
76placer — plac·er …
77placer — I. /ˈpleɪsə/ (say playsuh) noun Mining 1. a superficial gravel or similar deposit containing particles of gold or the like (distinguished from lode). 2. a place where such a deposit is washed for gold, etc. {American Spanish, related to plaza} II …
78placer — n. gold deposit other than vein, e.g. where it is obtained by washing …
79placer — /pleysar/ In mining law, a superficial deposit of sand, gravel, or disintegrated rock, carrying one or more of the precious metals, along the course or under the bed of a watercourse, ancient or current, or along the shore of the sea. Under the… …
80placer — n. a deposit of sand, gravel, etc., in the bed of a stream etc., containing valuable minerals in particles. Etymology: Amer. Sp., rel. to placel sandbank f. plaza PLACE …
