English-French translation for "thatch"

to thatch [thatched|thatched] {v.t.}

Thatcher M (2002).

Mrs Thatcher used to do this.

Thatcher M and Stone Sweet A (2002).

The Thatcher era in Britain taught us that.

This is a Thatcher-style touch that could cost us dear.

I read in the newspaper the other day that Margaret Thatcher will no longer do speaking tours.

Moreover, this was back in the Thatcher era, just to put it into context.

The neo-liberal approach of Lady Thatcher is totally inadequate to address the tragedy of hunger.

He will learn the same lesson as Mrs Thatcher did, namely that the European Union is unreformable.

Only hardened supporters of Mrs Thatcher talk in this way about decentralisation of Union policy.

Every time legislation is proposed, these Thatcher-inspired neo-liberals embark upon an ideological crusade.

Mr. Speaker, Colin Thatcher was convicted of brutally murdering his wife in 1984.

Just over half (50.3 per cent) of all dwellings have thatched roofs, while 47.9 per cent have sheet-metal roofs.

When Mrs Thatcher claimed that there is no such thing as society, just individuals, she crystallized this philosophy.

Taxation and social security get to what Mrs Thatcher used to call the nooks and crannies of everyday life.

Mrs Thatcher has sought through her disgraceful intervention to make this issue a political football in the United Kingdom.

The redevelopment of the Royal Opera House in London was first introduced by Margaret Thatcher and later completed by Tony Blair.

Margaret Thatcher, as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, liked to preach to members of the Christian church.

Since 1979 the governments of Margaret Thatcher and John Major have done everything to stop European social developments.

Responsibility must first be laid overwhelmingly at the door of the Conservative British Governments of Mrs Thatcher and Mr Major.