verre
'un verre'
A drinking glass is 'un verre'. The glass (material) is le verre / du verre (masc.) in French.
Lalique is the surname of the French jewellery designer Rene Lalique and as such his name doesn't directly translate into English. He is best known for his art nouveau glass jewellery.
That sounds very French, but that doesn't mean anything.
Verre means 'glass' in English.
literal translation is 'drink a glass' but it means 'drink something'
If your French doors are single glazed there is no reason why the glass cannot be replaced by stained glass. This you can do yourself or a carpenter could probably do it for you. However, if your French doors are double glazed, you cannot replace one side of the glass yourself. In order to have stained glass in double glazed French doors it would be necessary to buy new French doors with the stained glass already in place, or purchase the stained glass double glazed glass unit and either fit it yourself or have a tradesman do it for you.
A glass is translated by "un verre", masculine noun, in French.
verre
verre vert. French class
wine glass is " verre de vin " in french language j'aime le vin ! I like wine !
Ice cream in French is la glace.une crème glacée, une glace (NB glace can also mean ice)
I suppose it is je vous lève mon verre. I'm raising my glass for you. (in the purpose to cheer)
'un verre'
A drinking glass is 'un verre'. The glass (material) is le verre / du verre (masc.) in French.
'demi' is the half of something, as in six heures et demie (6:30). It can also mean a 25 cl glass of draft beer.