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trente et quarante
[ trahnt ey kuh-rahnt; French trahn tey ka-rahnt ]
trente et quarante
/ trɑ̃t e karɑ̃t /
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Word History and Origins
Origin of trente et quarante1
Borrowed into English from French around 1665–75
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Word History and Origins
Origin of trente et quarante1
C17: French, literally: thirty and forty; referring to the rule that forty is the maximum number that may be dealt and the winning colour is the one closest to thirty-one
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Example Sentences
The gambling stopped at the roulette wheels and the trente et quarante tables.
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After leaving the Captains, he found Lewis at a trente et quarante table, with a heap of thousand franc chips in front of him.
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There is a fourth table, at which the lottery is decided by a foolish game at cards, called trente et quarante.
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Our little party stopped first at trente et quarante, and Zoe commenced her observations.
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Two very large tables, and a distinguished company at each, especially at the trente et quarante.
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