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Words 10301–10400
10301consistant
solid, thick
Adjective
10302prieuré
priory (religious building)
Noun
10303normaliser
to normalise
Verb
10304tarifaire
pricing
Adjective
10305expressif
expressive
Adjective
10306bai
bay (of a reddish-brown colour)
Adjective
10307épauler
to give a hand, to help out
Verb
10308SUV
SUV; synonym of VUS (véhicule utilitaire sport)
Noun
10309legs
inheritance; legacy
Noun
10310trading
trading
Noun
10311fitness
fitness (condition of being fit)
Noun
10312tristement
sadly, gloomily, sorrowfully, miserably
Adverb
10313mouais
not really; okay
Interjection
10314Ricard
a serving of pastis, especially Pernod Ricard
Noun
10315germe
germ (small mass of cells); seed; bulb (of onion, garlic etc.); seed (the principle cause)
Noun
10316répétitif
repetitive
Adjective
10317exaspérer
to exasperate (to frustrate)
Verb
10318guignol
fool
Noun
10319brusque
abrupt (sudden or hasty); curt
Adjective
10320pourparlers
parley, talks (conference to arrive at a certain agreement)
Noun
10321lester
to ballast
Verb
10322comestible
comestible
Adjective
10323colonial
a colonial, a resident of a colony; a soldier dispatched to a colony
Noun
10324pantin
puppet
Noun
10325élastique
elastic
Adjective
10326thaïlandais
Thai
Adjective
10327pneumonie
pneumonia
Noun
10328ingénieux
ingenious
Adjective
10329disco
disco (music genre); disco (dance); disco; discotheque
Noun
10330exacerber
to exacerbate, to worsen
Verb
10331verge
rod; penis (male sexual organ); yard (three feet)
Noun
10332diagonale
diagonal
Noun
10333fioul
heating oil, fuel oil; diesel
Noun
10334surcharger
to overcharge; to overload, overburden, overcrowd; to surcharge
Verb
10335baba
baba (type of cake)
Noun
10336Lorrain
native or inhabitant of Lorraine, a cultural region part of the administrative region of Grand Est, France (usually male)
Noun
10337borné
narrow; narrow-minded; bounded
Adjective
10338radiateur
radiator (heating appliance)
Noun
10339hindou
Hindu
Adjective
10340chorégraphie
choreography
Noun
10341justicier
a justicer (an upholder of the law); a justice (a judge); a justiciar or justiciary (a high-ranking medieval judge)
Noun
10342ressaisir
to regain or recover (that which was lost); to compose oneself, pull oneself together, to get back on one's feet, to pick oneself up off the floor, to get a grip on oneself
Verb
10343boudin
blood sausage, black pudding; tube, ring; fatty, lardarse; ugly person (not necessarily obese)
Noun
10344truite
trout
Noun
10345harmonisation
harmonization
Noun
10346dénuder
to render nude, to take off (clothing); to remove, to strip off, to expose
Verb
10347simulateur
person who simulates; simulator (masculine only)
Noun
10348impensable
unthinkable
Adjective
10349souiller
to soil, sully, dirty; to make unclean or impure; defile, profane; to blacken, besmirch, defile
Verb
10350méfiant
wary
Adjective
10351inouï
unheard; unprecedented, incredible, unheard-of
Adjective
10352avantager
to favour; to give an advantage to
Verb
10353vautour
vulture; shark, vulture
Noun
10354empoisonnement
poisoning
Noun
10355sabotage
sabotage
Noun
10356updater
to update
Verb
10357flocon
a flock (as of wool); a snowflake, a small mass of falling snow; a flake of cereal, as of cornflakes
Noun
10358scission
schism
Noun
10359relecture
rereading (act of rereading); proofreading
Noun
10360amours
love affairs
Noun
10361pseudonyme
pseudonym
Noun
10362devenir
future
Noun
10363omelette
omelette
Noun
10364piètre
poor; lousy (of low quality); pitiful
Adjective
10365betterave
beet
Noun
10366sensoriel
sensory, sensorial
Adjective
10367Palestinien
Palestinian
Noun
10368détérioration
deterioration
Noun
10369verticale
vertical
Noun
10370maladresse
clumsiness; tactlessness; awkwardness; mistake, blunder
Noun
10371fournier
hornero; baker
Noun
10372diva
a diva
Noun
10373chorégraphe
choreographer
Noun
10374réouverture
reopening
Noun
10375sursaut
start (sudden movement)
Noun
10376vivace
Full of life or vitality; vivacious; long-lived, enduring; perennial (that can live several years); cold hardy (that can withstand frost)
Adjective
10377carence
deficiency, lack, insufficiency; gap
Noun
10378infériorité
inferiority
Noun
10379affectueux
affectionate; caring
Adjective
10380bla-bla
blah, chit-chat, meaningless talk intended to deceive
Noun
10381conceptuel
conceptual
Adjective
10382squatter
to squat (to occupy a building or land without permission); to crash (to make temporary living arrangements); to tie up
Verb
10383exonérer
to exonerate
Verb
10384beauf
brother-in-law; boor, yokel
Noun
10385prostate
prostate
Noun
10386levant
rising
Adjective
10387obèse
obese
Adjective
10388épuisé
exhausted; out of print
Adjective
10389adoration
adoration
Noun
10390gorille
gorilla (largest of the apes, belonging to the genus Gorilla, native to the forests of central Africa and known for their trait of knuckle-walking); goon, thug (muscular henchman with little intelligence)
Noun
10391accaparer
to monopolize, to corner; to occupy, to grab, to acquire, to arrogate (often with force or money); to engross, to preoccupy
Verb
10392convive
guest at a meal
Noun
10393réquisition
requisition
Noun
10394pacifiste
pacifist
Noun
10395urbanisation
urbanization
Noun
10396blason
heraldry (as a field of study); a coat of arms; blazon (description of a coat of arms); a form of poetry describing the parts of a female beloved in a series of metaphors
Noun
10397serbe
Serbian
Adjective
10398gaz à effet de serre
greenhouse gas
Noun
10399terrifier
to terrify
Verb
10400virginité
virginity (state of being a virgin); moral purity
Noun