The term "Trombone" in French is used to refer to a paper clip due to its resemblance to the musical instrument, the trombone. The shape of a paper clip with its curved and elongated form is similar to the slide of a trombone. This association likely originated from the visual similarity between the two objects, leading to the adoption of the term "trombone" for paper clip in the French language.
A stapler is called 'une agrafeuse' in French.
Keep it all together . . . buy paper clips
To insert clip art on a slide without a placeholder, go to the "Insert" tab in your presentation software. Click on "Pictures" or "Clip Art," then browse your computer or online sources to find the desired image. Select the clip art and click "Insert" to place it on the slide, where you can then resize or move it as needed.
The difference between heart clip art and other art forms is that clip art is usually 2-D and cartoon-like, while other art forms may attempt realism. You can learn more about art and the various forms at the Wikipedia.
slipping but mabye you should try another word that is more complex.
Trombone
paper clip
le trombone
"un trombone"= wrong! i am french and it is actually "le trombone" because paperclips are considered a female, because of the paper part
A stapler is called 'une agrafeuse' in French.
Un trombone (masc.) is a paper clip in French. It was named so because the shape is resembles the musical instrument.
b/c Mr. Clyde said it is. from back in the day.
The paper clip was not discovered. It was invented.
The paper clip clings to the the magnet
There are only one property of a paper clip. The property to a paper clip is the testing.
A metal paper clip will conduct electricity.
The paper clip inventor is John Vaaler