Aug 5, 2009 19:57
15 yrs ago
French term

nonettes

French to English Bus/Financial Real Estate
This appears in a table of the square meters of parts of a retail/office/residential center. One of the heading in the table is: Appartement service I-IV & nonettes. I have absolutely no other context.
Proposed translations (English)
1 nonettes

Discussion

Jeanne Zang (asker) Aug 6, 2009:
Hi, Stephanie - The text is Belgian. I should have pointed that out initially. Thanks.
Stéphanie Soudais Aug 6, 2009:
Jeanne do you know if this text was written from a French from France (or could it be a Belgium/Swiss, etc. word?)
whither has fle Aug 5, 2009:
Thanks for your follow up, Jeanne. I see you have offices, shopping, fitness centre and parking lot...why not snack bar? Good luch.
Jeanne Zang (asker) Aug 5, 2009:
No, I really have no other context. The table just gives the square meters for offices, shopping, residential apartments, a fitness center, and a parking lot. I have no idea what other services the service apartments provide.
whither has fle Aug 5, 2009:
Hi, nonette being a bun, often a spice bun....services 1 to 4, plus something to eat? Could you say how the square metres figure in the services offered..or do you have any idea of what the other services are? I don't suppose its a map of some kind, drawn up in sq metres, with the different services, parking, garden, garage, telephone, etc plus a food stall? Cheers.

Proposed translations

4 hrs

nonettes

Declined
Nonettes, for one, are a French food, "Little Nuns", a spiced bun.

http://www.isaveurs.com/recettes/cuisine/nonettes/recette.ph...

http://www.epiceriedecharles.fr/les-nonnettes-de-dijon-p-51....

Aside from that, the term refers to a musical piece played by nine musicians, see GDT.

But whether these have any relevance at all?
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