trombone, n.m., (mus.) trombone.
tromboniste, n.m., trombonist, trombone-player.
trompe, n.f., horn, trumpet, trump; proboscis, trunk (of elephants, of insects); (tech.) blast-engine; Jew’s-harp. —s de fallope; (anat.) Fallopian tubes.
trompe-la-mort, n.f., death’s match (person desperately ill who recovers, etc).
trompe-l’œil, n.m., (—) (paint.) still-life deception; (fig.) illusion, sham.
tromper, v.a., to deceive, to impose upon; to cheat, to baffle, to put out; to delude, to beguile; to take in; to impose on; to elude. — la loi; to elude the law. — la confiance de quelqu’un; to abuse any one’s confidence. — son ennui; to beguile one’s weariness. C’est ce qui vous trompe; there you are mistaken.
se tromper, v.r., to be mistaken, to mistake, to make a mistake; to deceive one’s self, to be deceived. Vous vous trompez; you are mistaken. À s’y —; enough to be mistaken, so as to take one for the other. Se — de chemin; to take the wrong road. Se — de livre; to take the wrong book. Se — de travail; to do the wrong work.
tromperie (trōn-prî), n.f., deception, cheating, fraud, deceit, imposition, illusion, delusion.
trompeter, v.n., to publish by sound of trumpet; to trumpet forth; to blab out, to publish; (of the eagle) to scream.
trompeteur, n.m., (anat.) buccinator.