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

right [opposite of left]
droit {adj}
happy [of a person]
gai {adj}
jealous [of]
jaloux {adj} [de]
for [period of time in the past]
depuis {prep}
Breton [of / from Brittany]
breton {adj}
good [of children]
sage {adj}
narrow [of a street etc.]
resserré {adj}
over [also: position of superiority]
sur {prep}
[A motto used by a number of colleges, including Gordonstoun School (Scotland), roughly translated as 'There is more in you'.]
Plus est en vous.éduc.
[Headquarter of Paris Criminal Police 1913-2017]
Le 36 [fam.] [36, quai des Orfèvres, Paris]arch.dr.géogr.
[of / from the Île-de-France region]
francilien {adj}
[shout of encouragement for the French national team]
Allez les Bleus !sport
academic [of school]
scolaire {adj}éduc.
academic [of university]
universitaire {adj}éduc.
across [opposite side of]
de l'autre côté de {prep}
adenoidal [of the voice, sound nasally]
nasillard {adj} [voix]
always [throughout a long period of the past]
depuis toujours {adv}
any [in whatever quantity, all of it]
tout {adj}
apart [isolated, not part of a group]
isolément {adv}
apocryphal [of, or pertaining to, the Apocrypha. Of doubtful authenticity]
apocryphe {adj}biblerelig.
Apollonian [of or relating to Apollo or his cult]
apollinien {adj}hist.philos.relig.
apoplectic [of a stroke]
apoplectique {adj}méd.
around [in the area of]
aux alentours de {prep}
around sth. [of the order of]
de l'ordre de qc. {adv}
articular [of the joints]
articulaire {adj}anat.méd.
atmospheric [full of atmosphere]
évocateur {adj} [film, musique]
baying [of hunting dogs]
aux abois [de chiens de chasse]chasse
beastly [fig.] [of a person, horrid, nasty]
méchant {adj} [personne]
boisterous [of a pupil, student]
chahuteur {adj}
bold [of colours]
vif {adj}
buckshee [Br.] [coll.] [free of charge]
gratuitement {adv}
busy [with lots of traffic]
passant {adj}trafic
cankerous [of an ulcer, sore]
chancreux {adj}méd.
cismontane [situated on the nearer side of any mountains]
cismontane {adj}géogr.
clausal [of a part of a sentence]
propositionnel {adj}ling.
clerical [of office work]
du bureau {adj}occup.
clerical [of the clergy]
clérical {adj} [du clergé]relig.
coarse [of a surface etc.]
rugueux {adj}
comital [of or relating to a count]
comtal {adj}
complimentary [free of charge]
gratuitement {adv}
à l'œil {adv} [fam.]
Confessions [Augustine of Hippo]
Les Confessionsphilos.relig.
conniving [of attitude]
complice {adj} [sournois]
contrived [plot, ending of play etc]
tiré par les cheveux [fam.]
crusty [of a person: surly, rough]
bourru {adj}
curved [foot of furniture]
galbé {adj} {past-p} [pied de meuble]
cyclamen [of a dark reddish-purple colour]
cyclamen {adj} [couleur]arts
Cyrillian [having to do with Cyril of Alexandria]
cyrillique {adj}hist.relig.
dapper [dated] [of a stylish man]
élégant {adj} [homme]
dedicated [of a person: committed]
dévoué {adj}
digital [of the finger, numerical]
digital {adj} [relatif au doigt, numérique]
dire [Br.] [coll.] [awful, of poor quality]
nul {adj} [fam.]
dirigist [in favour of a planned economy]
dirigiste {adj}écon.pol.
domestic [of, in the home]
domestique {adj} [de la maison]
domesticated [hum.] [of a man: fond of home life and housework]
casanier {adj}
down [out of order]
en panne {adj}
edgy [of comedy etc.: daring]
avant-gardiste {adj}arts
eyewatering [extremely high] [of figures, amounts etc.]
exorbitant {adj}
fallow [fig.] [of a period, inactive]
creux {adj} [période]
fatherless [also posthumous: born after the death of one's father]
posthume {adj} [né après la mort du père]
fictitious [of or in novels]
fictif {adj} [personnage, récit, exemple]
flowering [capable of producing flowers]
à fleurs {adj}bot.
foreign [of international trade]
extérieur {adj}
funereal [literary] [suggestive of a funeral]
funèbre {adj}
ginger [of hair]
rouquin {adj} [fam.] [roux]
given [in view of the fact]
étant donné
gloomy [state of mind, weather]
maussade {adj}
gratis [free of charge]
gratuitement {adv}
healing [of an open wound]
cicatrisant {adj} {pres-p}
helpful [of a person]
serviable {adj}
housewifely [of a woman: fond of home life and housework]
casanier {adj}
immune [member of Parliament, diplomat]
inviolable {adj} [parlementaire, diplomate]dr.pol.
immune [of the immune system]
immunitaire {adj}anat.
incriminating [indicative of guilt]
compromettant {adj} {pres-p}
initiatory [adj. form of initiation]
initiatique {adj}
iron [attr.] [made of, containing iron]
de fer {adj}
en fer {adj}
knotty [plank of wood]
noueux {adj} [planche]
lay [not a member of a religious order]
convers {adj}
like [in the manner of]
à la manière de {prep}
local [of the region, accent etc.]
du terroir {adj} [spécifique de la région]
meanwhile [by way of contrast]
au même moment {adv}
mongoloid [characteristic of the Mongols]
mongol {adj}ethn.
naturally [of course]
bien entendu {adv}
newfangled [pej.] [of a new kind or fashion, needlessly novel]
à la dernière mode {adj}
Occitan [of the langue d'oc]
occitan {adj}ling.
painstakingly [build up, gather with a great deal of effort]
à grande peine {adv}
past [by, in front of]
devant {prep}
philandering [of a married or virtually married man]
infidèle {adj} [homme]
plangent [esp. literary] [of a sound: sorrowful]
triste {adj} [plaintif]
premium [of quality]
de marque haut de gamme {adj}
prime [of a number] [initial, original]
premier {adj}
protected [of nations]
sous tutelle {adj}adm.pol.
rachitic [affected with, suffering from, or characteristic of rickets]
rachitique {adj} [personne]méd.
redundant [esp. Br.] [out of work]
au chômage {adj}occup.
Regards, ... [at the end of a letter, an e-mail]
Cordialement, ... [à la fin d'une lettre, d'un e-mail]
ropey [coll.] [of dubious quality]
pas fameux {adj}
ropy [coll.] [of dubious quality]
pas fameux {adj}
shabby [of low quality]
médiocre {adj}
sharply [of a look]
vivement {adv} [regard]
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