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This is a French word; means "castle." Its plural is chéteaux. In Spanish it comes from the Latin "castellum" which means : fortress . According to the larrousse dictionary. fr, is also a superstructure in the center of a ship through which it can be transited; in the nuclear industry this word refers to an armored container for transporting radioactive substances. https: //www . Larousse. fr/dictionnaires/francais/chéteau/14902?q-chateau 14775 .
They're jokes designed for kids. Its main feature is in employment of the phrase "so. . . so" in its construction to intensify or exaggerate the mental images it evokes. Another of its attractions is the game with the multiple meanings or sounds of words. 1 . "He was so short, so short that when he died, he went to the roof." 2 . "He was so tall, so tall that he had no sien, he had a thousand."
