Definition of Tour de France in English:
Tour de France
proper nounˌtʊə də ˈfrɑːnstuʀ də fʀɑ̃sˌto͝or də ˈfrans
An annual long-distance race for professional cyclists first held in 1903 and taking place primarily on the roads of France over a period of about three weeks. It consists of multiple stages which are separately timed, several of these stages encompassing mountainous terrain in the Alps and the Pyrenees.
Origin
French, literally 'tour of France'.
Definition of Tour de France in US English:
Tour de France
proper nounˌto͝or də ˈfrans
An annual long-distance race for professional cyclists first held in 1903 and taking place primarily on the roads of France over a period of about three weeks. It consists of multiple stages which are separately timed, several of these stages encompassing mountainous terrain in the Alps and the Pyrenees.
Origin
French, literally ‘tour of France’.