marocain

She was wearing a plain little frock of black marocain with a little soft pleated white collar.

Although the hotel just completed an $18 million renovation, Le Marocain has retained its original decor.

Most of the stands were closed, but there was a line in front of the Traiteur Marocain.

She said in a brisk voice, "I think I should decide on that black marocain at twelve guineas."

Stade Marocain is a Moroccan football club currently playing in the second division.

Marocain can mean:

Le chevrier Marocain (1897)

Comité Olympique Marocain sent the nation's largest delegation to the Games.

That crepe marocain and the silky fox collar-dernier cri!"

Oasis du sud marocain (2000)

Grand Prix de l'Automobile Club Marocain - one lap of 709.5 km, 21 April 1930.

Youssef Tourabi, "le Ramos marocain"

"Etudes D'histoire Marocain" (1987).

Although Le Marocain, the Moroccan restaurant in the Mamounia, was created by European architects in 1922, it has exotic mood to spare.

She was dressed in white--a mere straight slip of marocain such as a debutante might have worn and her gleaming white neck and arms were unadorned.

The new Cailleaux evening dress, and the white cr&pe marocain, and yes, the black velvet - black velvet is so political, is it not?'

The Middle Atlas is crossed by one of the principal access roads to the south Marocain, connecting Fes with Tafilalet.

Louis Brunot, Introduction à l'arabe marocain, Maisonneuve, Paris, 1950.

At Le Marocain restaurant in La Mamounia hotel (mamounia.com), overlooking the 17-acre, 200-year-old gardens, serenaded by traditional instrumentalists.

The coeducational Fédération Nationale du Scoutisme Marocain has 12,304 members as of 2004.

In 1959 he received his doctorate with a thesis titled Nouvelle contribution a l'etude du Cambrien Marocain.

Marcel Cerdan (1916-49): French boxer; known as Le Bombardier Marocain (The Moroccan Bomber).

Le Restaurant Marocain, La Mamounia Hotel, Avenue Bab Jdid, Marrakesh; 448981.

Dominique Caubet, L'arabe marocain, Paris-Louvain, Peeters, 1993.

Scouting exists both as part of the Fédération Nationale du Scoutisme Marocain as well as independent groups.