How to say "carriage of the arms" in French?

In French "carriage of the arms" translates to  port de bras 

Transliteration: pohr duh brah

🇫🇷 Le port de bras doit être gracieux.

🗣️ luh pohr duh brah dwah eht-truh grah-see-euh

🇺🇸 The carriage of the arms should be graceful.



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How to say "carriage of the arms" in French?

You can use the word "port de bras" which translates to "carriage of the arms".

How to pronounce "port de bras" (carriage of the arms) in French?

The word "port de bras" is pronounced as "pohr duh brah".

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