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A box is a container with a lid or covering, typically made from materials like wood or cardboard, designed to hold and store items. Boxes have been important throughout history for safely organizing, protecting, and transporting goods, ranging from simple storage containers to elaborate decorative pieces.
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Vinony's link graph records 419 inbound references to boîte, and connects out to intermodal container, can and pallet.
It sits within the topics Containers, Domestic implements and Paper products.
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- rectangular cuboid
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- Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
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Une boîte (ou boite selon les rectifications orthographiques du français en 1990) est un objet creux, généralement de forme parallélépipédique, dans lequel on peut ranger d'autres objets.
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