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French-English translation for: [an]
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English-French Dictionary: [an]

bent [at an angle]
coudé {adj}
cankerous [of an ulcer, sore]
chancreux {adj}méd.
elephantine [like an elephant]
éléphantesque {adj}zool.
frumpishly [in an old-fashioned way]
de façon démodée {adv}
healing [of an open wound]
cicatrisant {adj} {pres-p}
hideously [in an ugly way]
hideusement {adv}
open [with an open mind]
large d'esprit {adj}
Regards, ... [at the end of a letter, an e-mail]
Cordialement, ... [à la fin d'une lettre, d'un e-mail]
thoughtful [of a an act or person: nice, attentive]
attentionné {adj}
to order sth. [command, place an order for]
commander qc.
to capitalize sth. [reckon the value of an asset]
capitaliser qc.fin.
catch [children's game] [throwing and catching an object, e.g. a ball]
lancer et attraperjeux
to adduce sth. [as an example, evidence]
invoquer qc. [avoir recours à]
to age sb. [e.g. through an illness]
vieillir qn. [physiquement]méd.
to answer sth. [e.g. an appeal]
se rendre à qc. [appel]
to arise [e.g. an occasion]
se présenter [occasion, difficulté, problème]
to beg [in an aggressive manner]
faire la manche [fam.]
to breach sth. [a contract, an agreement, a promise, the law, etc.]
faillir à qc.dr.
to capitalise sth. [Br.] [reckon the value of an asset]
capitaliser qc.fin.
to comb sth. [search an area]
ratisser qc. [fouiller]
to come [coll.] [have an orgasm]
jouir [sexuellement]
to contest [for an office]
se porter candidatpol.
to contest [for an office] [of a woman]
se porter candidatepol.
to die [of an illness, etc.]
succomber [à ses blessures, à sa maladie, etc.]méd.
to ditch [of an aircraft: land on water]
procéder à un amerrissage forcéaviat.
to domesticate sth. [to tame an animal]
domestiquer qc. [animal]
to drop sth. [e.g. an idea]
renoncer à qc. [idée]
to dwindle [draw to an end]
tirer à sa fin
to entertain sth. [consider (an idea)]
considérer qc. [examiner]
to flout sth. [an order, a rule, a law, etc.]
faillir à qc.dr.
to manufacture sth. [fig.] [esp. a false story or an explanation]
affabuler qc.
to nutmeg sb. [coll.] [soccer, hockey, etc] [push / kick the ball (or puck) between an opponent's legs]
faire un petit-pont à qn. [fam.]sport
to open sth. [e.g. an agency]
implanter qc. [agence, cafétéria]comm.
to pass sth. [e.g. an exam]
réussir qc. [examen]
to penalise sth. [in soccer, an infraction against the rules] [Br.]
punir qc. [infraction]sport
to plink [coll.] [shoot an air rifle for fun]
[tirer un fusil à air comprimé pour le plaisir]armessport
to rebuff sb. [reject or refuse in an unkind of unfriendly way]
brusquer qn.
to redevelop sth. [e.g. an urban area]
réhabiliter qc. [un quartier, un immeuble]constr.urban
to relate sth. [to give an account of an occurrence]
narrer qc. [littéraire]
to squat [unlawfully occupy an uninhabited building]
squatter une maisondr.sociol.
to stray [have an affair, while married]
commettre un adultère
to take sth. [e.g. an exam]
se présenter à qc. [examen]
to time sth. [e.g. cooking an egg]
minuter la cuisson de qc.cuis.
to view sth. [an apartment etc.]
visiter qc. [inspecter]
to weaken sb. [e.g. by an illness]
diminuer qn.méd.
collection [of works by an author]
recueil {m} [d'un auteur]littérat.
fellow [ex.: an old fellow]
bonhomme {m} [ex.: un vieux bonhomme]
crutch [for an invalid] [also fig.]
béquille {f} [aussi fig.]méd.
deposit [into an account]
versement {m} [dépôt]fin.
savings {pl} [in an account etc.]
épargne {f}fin.
[absence of an absolute majority in the first round of an election]
ballotage {m}pol.
[an Italian cake moulded in the shape of a dove and traditionally served at Easter]
colombe {f} de Pâquescuis.relig.
[French tart with a filling made of cream, eggs, and bacon or ham, in an open pastry case]
quiche {f} lorrainecuis.
[similar to Britsh shortbread or an American cookie]
sablé {m}cuis.
abbey [church of an abbey]
abbatiale {f} [église d'une abbaye]arch.relig.
back [of an animal]
râble {m} [d'un animal]zool.
batman [servant to an army officer]
ordonnance {f}mil.
buildup [gradual approach to an event]
période {f} précédante
car [of an elevator] [esp. Am.]
cabine {f} [d'ascenseur]
cephalon [head section of an arthropod]
céphalon {m}entom.zool.
chimney [on an oil lamp]
cylindre {m} de la lampe
climb [in mountains etc. / of an aircraft]
ascension {f} [en montagne, etc. / d'avion]
collapse [of an empire, of a family, etc.]
désintégration {f}
context {sg} [circumstances of an event]
circonstances {f.pl} [conditions]
dalliance [fig.] [e.g. with an idea, a political party]
flirt {m}pol.
distinction [in an exam etc.]
mention {f} très bien
dropping [of a bomb from an aircraft]
largage {m} [d'une bombe d'un avion]mil.
expansion [of an office]
aménagement {m} (en bureau)
flank [of an animal]
flanc {m}
grabber [device for clutching an object]
pince {f} de préhensionoutil.tech.
Guadeloupe <.gp> [an archipelago and overseas department and region of France in the Caribbean]
Guadeloupe {f} [un archipel des Caraïbes, formant une région et un département d'outre-mer français]géogr.
Inini [was an inland territory of French Guiana, administered separately between 1930 and 1946.]
territoire {f} de l'Ininigéogr.hist.pol.
inspiration [source of an idea]
inspiration {f}
jitters [of an actor]
trac {m} [fam.]
Jute [female] [member of an ancient Germanic tribe]
Jute {f}ethn.hist.
Jute [member of an ancient Germanic tribe]
Jute {m}ethn.hist.
lanyard [cord around the neck, usually for an ID badge]
cordon {m}vêt.
literacy [in an individual]
niveau {m} d'alphabétisationéduc.sociol.
lockout [during an industrial strike]
riposte {f} patronale à un mouvement de grèveoccup.
lungo [espresso diluted with water, but not as much as an Americano]
café {m} allongécuis.
Martinique <.mq> [an island and an overseas department/region and single territorial collectivity of France]
Martinique {f} [une île française située dans les Caraïbes et département et région d'outre-mer]géogr.
milestone [completion of an important phase in project management]
pierre {f} milliaireécon.tech.
muzzle [for an animal]
muselière {f}
nervure [vein in the wing of an insect]
nervure {f}entom.
nostril [of an animal]
naseau {m}anat.zool.
partition [in an office etc.]
cloison {f}meub.
pass [successful completion of an examination]
obtention {f} [examen]éduc.sci.
pleon [abdomen of an arthropod]
pléon {m}entom.zool.
promotion [e.g. of an author]
lancement {m} [d'acteur, écrivain]littérat.market.théâtre
range [of an instrument, voice]
registre {m}mus.
reaction [action in response to an event]
réaction {f}
reinstatement [of an employee]
réintégration {f} [d'un employé]
revamping [e.g. of an organisation]
dépoussiérage {m} [d'organisation, d'idéologie]
ria [coastal inlet formed by the partial submergence of an unglaciated river valley]
ria {f}géogr.géol.naut.
rubbernecking [e.g. driving slowly past an accident]
étirement {m} du cou
side [of an equation]
membre {m} [d'une équation]math.
slaughter [in an abattoir]
abattage {m} [d'animal de boucherie]alim.
stamp [made by an official on a passport etc.]
cachet {m} [à l'encre]
stand [at an exibition]
stand {m} [de foire]comm.
starting [of an engine]
démarrage {m} [véhicule]auto
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