bric-a-brac
[nom]
small, decorative items or trinkets, often of little value individually but collectively creating a visually appealing display
bric-à-brac
Ex: The shelves in her living room were adorned with various bric-a-brac, including figurines, vases, and small sculptures.
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[verbe]
to form a pattern or movement of lines or objects that cross each other in a regular pattern
s'entrecroiser, croiser
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[nom]
a small decorative item, often trivial or of little value, used to adorn shelves or display surfaces
bibelot
Ex: The shelves in her living room were filled with knickknacks collected from her travels around the world, each one holding sentimental value.
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[nom]
a mixture of unrelated things
mélange, fatras
Ex: Their plan was a mish-mash of half-baked ideas.
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Ping-Pong
[nom]
a game also called tennis, played by two or four players who aim to hit a small plastic ball back and forth on a table across a net placed in the middle using special bats
ping-pong, tennis de table
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vim and vigor
[Phrase]
an excessive amount of energy, enthusiasm, or determination
Ex: For all their vim and vigor, these underdogs just didn't have the skill necessary to beat the returning champions.
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