How to Say “Spider Web” in French

toile d'araignée
/twal d‿a.ʁɛ.ɲe/
The English phrase "spider web" is translated into French as toile d'araignée.
toile d'araignée refers to the network of silk threads spun by a spider to catch prey.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of toile (web/cloth) and d'araignée (of spider).

How do you pronounce it?

It has 3 syllables.

Did you know?

  • The word toile is a polysemous term that refers to both a spider's web and a piece of fabric or canvas used by painters. In a museum, you might find a toile that is a masterpiece rather than an insect's home.
  • The word toile shares a common ancestor with the English word 'textile'. Both derive from the Latin 'tela', which refers to a web or a woven fabric.
  • In French, the phrase toile d'araignée serves double duty for both active webs and 'cobwebs'. While English differentiates between a fresh web and an old dusty one, French uses one term for both.

Examples in context

  • La toile d'araignée luisait dans la rosée du matin.
    The spider web glistened in the morning dew.
    This sentence is useful for describing how the toile d'araignée looks in the morning dew.
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  • Regardez cette magnifique toile d'araignée dans le coin de la pièce!
    Look at that magnificent spider web in the corner of the room!
  • Il y a une toile d'araignée dans le coin du plafond.
    There is a spider web in the corner of the ceiling.
  • Fais attention à cette toile d'araignée sur ton chemin.
    Watch out for that spider web in your path.

Example conversation

Manon and Lucas are cleaning the attic.

  1. Manon

    Regarde, Lucas, il y a une énorme toile d'araignée ici.
    Look, Lucas, there is a huge spider web here.
  2. Lucas

    Oh non, je n'aime pas ça !
    Oh no, I don't like that!
  3. Manon

    Ne t'inquiète pas, je vais l'enlever.
    Don't worry, I will remove it.
  4. Lucas

    Merci beaucoup, Manon.
    Thank you very much, Manon.

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