How to Say “Outline De Papier” in French

gabarit en papier
The French phrase for "outline de papier" is gabarit en papier.

Did you know?

  • In French technical contexts, a gabarit is not just a paper outline but can refer to the maximum height and width allowed for a vehicle to pass through a tunnel.
  • In certain contexts, such as fashion or tailoring, a gabarit can refer to the physical proportions or the 'build' of a person's body.
  • If you use a gabarit to cut fabric or paper, the resulting shape is often called a 'patron' in French, which is a false friend to the English 'patron' meaning a customer.

Examples in context

  • J'ai besoin d'un gabarit en papier.
    I need a paper template.
  • Utilise ce gabarit en papier pour la découpe.
    Use this paper template for the cutting.
  • Le gabarit en papier est sur la table.
    The paper template is on the table.

Example conversation

Lucas and Chloé are working on an art project at home.

  1. Lucas

    Où est le gabarit en papier pour mon dessin ?
    Where is the paper template for my drawing?
  2. Chloé

    Il est dans le tiroir, Lucas.
    It is in the drawer, Lucas.
  3. Lucas

    Merci, je vais l'utiliser tout de suite.
    Thanks, I am going to use it right away.
  4. Chloé

    Fais attention à ne pas le déchirer.
    Be careful not to tear it.
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