Le levier de vitesse

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Le levier de vitesse

Gearshift = gear stick in UK English. 'Gearshift' is an Americanism and your style sheet appears to be to provide a UK English translation followed by US English in square brackets. Similarly UK English would be to 'change gears' not to shift gears, to change into first gear etc.

This question relates to:French vocab and grammar list "Cars (interior) vocabulary in French"

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CécileKwiziq team memberCorrect answer

Thank you Lucien, all fixed!

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Lucien J. asked:View original

Le levier de vitesse

Gearshift = gear stick in UK English. 'Gearshift' is an Americanism and your style sheet appears to be to provide a UK English translation followed by US English in square brackets. Similarly UK English would be to 'change gears' not to shift gears, to change into first gear etc.

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