êtrees: present, youto be; to be located; to be situated; to denote time, day, or date; used to form compound tenses and structures, such as the perfect and pluperfect; certain intransitive verbs that indicate movement or a change of state (see the full list); all reflexive verbs; the passive voice
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tInformal spelling of t'es
⠱The independent word est.; The letter sequences es- and -es.
essayerto test, to try on; to try, to attempt; to try one's hand
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espérerto hope; to hope for; to have faith, to trust (with en (“in”)); to wait
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espritimmaterial or incorporeal substance; disembodied mind; spirit; mind (in the wide sense); mind (as principle of thought); specific mind aptitude; high mind aptitude; deep intention, sense, or purpose (of a text, action, attitude...); philosophy (in figurative sense); human being, as possessing abilities of mind; volatile fluid, especially alcohol
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espècetype, sort, kind; species; cash, specie, coin
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estimerto estimate, to calculate roughly; to esteem, to hold in high regard; to give some thought to, to consider
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espoirhope; boyfriend; girlfriend; fiancé, future husband; fiancée, future wife
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essaitry, trial; assay; try; essay, composition of moderate length exploring a particular issue or subject
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espagnolSpanish, from or otherwise related to Spain, its people etc.
Adjective
essenceessence; petrol, gasoline; essence, essential oil
Noun
essentielessential; essence, essential part
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estimationestimate; estimation (rough calculation or guess)
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esclavageslavery (institution or practice of owning human beings)
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esthétiqueaesthetic (concerned with beauty)
Adjective
espionspy (person who secretly watches)
Noun
essorflight (the time of soaring, for a bird); soaring (great success)
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essuyerto wipe, to wipe down; to soak up
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escroccrook (a criminal who steals); baddy (evil character)
Noun
escaleport of call; stopover
Noun
escroquerieswindle, swindling; fraud; racket (dishonest way of making money)
Noun
escaladerto escalade (attack (e.g. a castle) by using ladders etc. to climb to the top); to climb, to go rock climbing
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esquiverto dodge (a blow), duck; to evade, elude; to sidestep, to strafe; to slip away
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escompterto discount because of a payment by anticipation; to anticipate, to be in the hope of
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esplanadeesplanade, plaza, square, piazza
Noun
escadresquadron; wing (air force)
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esquissesketch (quick freehand drawing); sketch (brief description)
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espacerto space out, to allow gaps or intervals between
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estomperto blur; to blur (with a stump), to make indistinct, to dim; to become blurred; to die down, to fade away
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essieuaxel, axle (of a car)
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essoufflerto knock the wind out of, leave breathless; to become breathless; to run out of steam, to tail off
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