what's the difference between oeuvre and oeuvrage
Laura
Kwiziq language super star
4/12/15
Bonjour Rih,
Une œuvre is the general term for a work, task, or deed.
Un ouvrage is fairly synonymous, but has a slight nuance in that it refers more to the act of working than to the work itself.
Un œuvrage is either a combination of the above (and therefore another synonym) or a typo.
Une œuvre is the general term for a work, task, or deed.
Un ouvrage is fairly synonymous, but has a slight nuance in that it refers more to the act of working than to the work itself.
Un œuvrage is either a combination of the above (and therefore another synonym) or a typo.
Rih
Kwiziq community member
4/12/15
merci beaucoup :)
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Rih
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4 December 2015
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what's the difference between oeuvre and oeuvrage