organ

organ
organ [{{t}}'ɔ:gən]
noun
(a) {{}}Music{{}} orgue m; (large) (grandes) orgues fpl
(b) {{}}Anatomy{{}} organe m;
∎ the organs of speech les organes phonatoires ou de la parole
(c) {{}}euphemism{{}} or {{}}humorous{{}} (penis) membre m
(d) {{}}figurative{{}} (means) organe m, instrument m; (mouthpiece) organe m, porte-parole m inv;
∎ the courts are the organs of justice les tribunaux sont les organes ou les instruments de la justice;
∎ the official organ of the Party le porte-parole officiel du Parti
►► organ builder facteur m d'orgues;
organ donor donneur m d'organes;
organ grinder joueur(euse) m,f d'orgue de Barbarie;
∎ {{}}British{{}} {{}}familiar{{}} I want to speak to the organ grinder, not the monkey! je veux parler au responsable, pas au sous-fifre!;
organ loft tribune f d'orgue;
organ pipe tuyau m d'orgue;
organ screen jubé m;
organ stop jeu m d'orgue;
organ transplant transplantation f d'organe

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