Vocabulary
entre
between; among
Preposition
entreheurter
post-1990 spelling of entre-heurter
Verb
Paraná
Paraná (a river in central and southern South America); Paraná (a state of the South Region, Brazil; capital: Curitiba); Paraná (the provincial capital of Entre Ríos, Argentina); Paraná (a municipality of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil)
Name
entrelouer
post-1990 spelling of entre-louer
Verb
entreprise
company, business; enterprise, project
Noun
entrer
entre: present or present subjunctive, I or he, she, it; command, youto enter
Verb
entretien
upkeep (maintenance); welfare, well-being; interview (dialogue)
Noun
entretenir
to maintain, to look after; to support (e.g. a family); to fuel, to keep something going; to have a discussion (with someone); to keep fit
Verb
entreprendre
to undertake
Verb
entrepreneur
entrepreneur (person who organizes and operates a business venture)
Noun
entrevue
interview
Noun
entrepôt
warehouse; storehouse
Noun
entrevoir
to make out, see vaguely; to glimpse; to foresee, anticipate; to catch sight of, see briefly
Verb
entrepreneuriat
entrepreneurship
Noun
entretenu
kept clean, tidy; in good condition, well-preserved; kept, supported financially, whose material expenses are covered by someone else (especially a lover)
Adjective
entreposer
to store goods in a warehouse
Verb
entrecouper
to interrupt; to intersperse; to scatter with; to intersect, to cross one another
Verb
entrepreneurial
entrepreneurial
Adjective
entremêler
to interlock; to interweave
Verb
entremettre
to mediate
Verb
entremise
an intervention, means, or method
Noun
entreprenant
enterprising; forward, bold, daring; handsy (who doesn't hesitate in making sexual advances)
Adjective
entreposage
warehousing (storage in a warehouse)
Noun
entrelacer
to interlock; to interweave
Verb
entretemps
meanwhile, in the meantime; ever since, since then (since the period mentioned till now)
Adverb
entrejambe
crotch (of person, clothing)
Noun
entretuer
to kill each other
Verb
entrecroiser
to criss-cross, intersect
Verb
entrevu
glimpsed
Adjective
entrechoquer
to knock together, clink together; to contradict (each other), clash
Verb
entrecôte
entrecôte, a type of steak
Noun
entrelacs
interlacing, tracery
Noun
entretoiser
to brace, to put a brace/crosspiece between (two beams)
Verb
entremetteur
go-between, mediator
Noun
entremetteur
mediating
Adjective
entretemps
interim, break
Noun
entresol
entresol
Noun
entrelacement
interlacing; interweaving; A medieval French literary technique in which multiple narratives are interlaced into one coherent whole, allowing for moral and ironic commentary
Noun
entregent
socializing, mingling; networking; social skills, interpersonal skills
Noun
entrefaite
meantime
Noun
entrefilet
snippet (short newspaper article)
Noun
entre-tuer
to kill each other
Verb
entrejeu
midfield
Noun
entremets
entremets
Noun
entrepont
steerage (section of a passenger ship)
Noun
entrelac
entanglement; tracery
Noun
entrechat
entrechat; leap, bound
Noun
entrecroisement
intertwining
Noun
entrebâillement
crack, chink (small gap)
Noun
entredéchirer
to tear apart; to tear one another apart
Verb
entrebâiller
to half-open; to leave ajar
Verb
entrecuisse
midthigh
Noun
entre-deux
interspace, gap (between two things); half-time, intervening period; jump ball, drop ball
Noun
entre-déchirer
to tear each other to bits
Verb
entrebâillé
half-open, ajar
Adjective
entrefesse
butt crack (the space between the buttocks)
Noun
entre vifs
inter vivos
Prepositional phrase
entre nous
between ourselves, between you and me
Phrase
entrebaiser
to kiss one another
Verb
entrelarder
to place pieces of bacon into meat; (obsolete) to interlard; to furnish something all over by interweaving, or interspersing, often as to embellish: to adorn, to interlard; to insert, spray, bestrew something in various parts
Verb