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47883 words

Words 4401–4500
4401puce
flea; chip (electronics), silicon chip; bullet; sweetie (used to address a young girl, or a woman one is romantically involved with)
Noun
4402rattacher
to attach, fix, fix on, put on, link; to post (an employee); to reattach, put back on; to connect back (to); to join together, put together; to have an attachment to
Verb
4403rebelle
rebel
Noun
4404bêtise
foolishness; hooey; nonsense
Noun
4405bander
to bandage; to flex, tighten the muscles, strain, tauten; to have a hard-on, to get a hard-on
Verb
4406accumuler
to accumulate
Verb
4407grotte
cave (a large, naturally occurring cavity formed underground)
Noun
4408localité
place, locality
Noun
4409excessif
excessive
Adjective
4410internaute
Internet user, surfer, websurfer
Noun
4411CH
initialism of centre hospitalier (literally “hospital center”); initialism of club de hockey (“hockey club”); HC; initialism of club de hockey sur glace; alternative letter-case form of ch (“horsepower”)
Noun
4412grade
rank; gradian
Noun
4413gratter
to scrub; to scrape; to scratch; to itch; to play the guitar
Verb
4414directive
directive, general instructions, guideline
Noun
4415doctrine
doctrine
Noun
4416bagage
baggage; luggage
Noun
4417oxygène
oxygen; an atom or a nucleus of oxygen in a molecule
Noun
4418exprès
express; express (post), special delivery
Adjective
4419molécule
molecule; molecule (tiny amount)
Noun
4420cavalier
horseman; knight; cavalier; horserider; knight (in tarot); U-nail, fence staple, construction staple; cable clip; partner; date, (male) companion for social activities
Noun
4421cuisse
thigh; segment, quarter of some fruits (like oranges)
Noun
4422caché
hidden
Adjective
4423inattendu
unexpected
Adjective
4424trembler
to tremble, shake
Verb
4425fatigué
tired
Adjective
4426écoute
the act of listening; (always in plural) listening in, especially short for écoutes téléphoniques (phone hacking); sheet (line to control a sail)
Noun
4427puer
to stink, to smell (bad); to stink of; to be awful; to be repulsive
Verb
4428fidélité
faithfulness, fidelity
Noun
4429prélèvement
sampling; deduction, levying
Noun
4430papillon
butterfly; someone brilliant, versatile and inconstant; knot; butterfly stroke; parking ticket; butterfly valve
Noun
4431rideau
curtain (woven fabric to cover, e.g., windows); blind (cover for windows); curtain, veil (something keeping another in secret)
Noun
4432conséquent
a countersubject; a consequent (the second term in various semantic or logical relationship)
Noun
4433secouer
to shake; to shake off (oppression etc.); to shake (emotionally, figuratively); to shake up; to shake (oneself); to make an effort
Verb
4434affaiblir
to weaken, to flag, to make weaker, to enfeeble, enervate, attenuate; to weaken, to become weaker
Verb
4435soviétique
Soviet
Adjective
4436certitude
certitude
Noun
4437successif
successive, following
Adjective
4438harmonie
harmony
Noun
4439familier
familiar (known to one); familiar, informal, colloquial
Adjective
4440vanter
to praise, to vaunt; to boast, brag
Verb
4441titulaire
tenured, permanent, titular; in the starting team, as opposed to a substitute
Adjective
4442éclairage
lighting (equipment used to provide illumination; illumination so provided)
Noun
4443contradiction
contradiction
Noun
4444authentique
authentic, real, genuine
Adjective
4445conséquent
Acting or operating in a consistent or logical manner; coherent; Ensuing logically from something else; consequent; Large; considerable; important; substantial
Adjective
4446compromettre
to compromise, jeopardise
Verb
4447vampire
vampire
Noun
4448gré
satisfaction, pleasure; will; liking
Noun
4449dominant
dominant
Adjective
4450hygiène
hygiene
Noun
44512ème
2nd
Adjective
4452brique
brick (hardened block used for building); carton box (food packaging); doorstop (thick, massive book, large book); ten thousand French francs (one million old francs, ~1524 euros)
Noun
4453vedette
star (celebrity); flagship; headword (word used as the title of a section); vedette (sentry)
Noun
4454détenu
detainee, prisoner, inmate
Noun
4455laïcité
secularity (state of being secular); secularism
Noun
4456renouvelable
renewable (able to be renewed)
Adjective
4457élégant
elegant (exhibiting elegance)
Adjective
4458déléguer
to delegate (to commit a task to someone), depute; to devolve; to appoint, commission
Verb
4459atout
trump; advantage, asset
Noun
4460sagesse
wisdom, reason, sense; prudence; foresight
Noun
4461garer
to cover, shelter; to park (a vehicle); to dock (a vessel)
Verb
4462azur
azure (blue color)
Noun
4463coco
Fruit of the coconut palm, also called noix de coco; a kind of bean; Motor fuel; a type of licorice drink, by analogy with coconut milk; Commie; cocaine; egg; friendly, joking term for a friend; pal, mate, buddy; aggressive, disdainful term of address, usually preceded by mon, ma, or mes. Roughly punk or buddy, as in “You wanna try, punk?”, or “Hey buddy, what do you think you’re doing?”
Noun
4464modalité
modality, manner; terms, conditions, methods, procedures, practical details
Noun
4465restriction
restriction (limitation; constraint)
Noun
4466chauffage
heating
Noun
4467fur
only used in au fur et à mesure (“gradually, as you go along”)
Noun
4468campus
campus (grounds of a university)
Noun
4469partiellement
partially, in part
Adverb
4470globalement
overall; globally
Adverb
4471initialement
initially
Adverb
4472PO
abbreviation of pièce d'or
Noun
4473PME
initialism of petite ou moyenne entreprise; SME
Noun
4474implication
involvement; implication
Noun
4475incroyable
During the revolutionary period in France, a young man who wore extravagant clothes and affected a particular speaking style
Noun
4476audio
audio
Adjective
4477portion
portion
Noun
4478fun
fun
Adjective
4479taxer
to tax, to impose a tax on; to accuse; to call, to label
Verb
4480pan
piece, part; side, face; flap, lap (of coat); patch, area, section, sector
Noun
4481p'tit
contraction of petit; syncopic form of petit
Adjective
4482stockage
storage; memory
Noun
4483intellectuel
an intellectual (intelligent, learned person, especially one who discourses about learned matters)
Noun
4484intermédiaire
intermediate
Adjective
4485parrain
godfather; masculine of marraine; namer, christener (of a ship); synonym of patron; sponsor, proposer; boss; crime boss; godfather
Noun
4486révolte
rebellion, mutiny
Noun
4487maudit
damn; cursed; goddam; damn (used in a positive way)
Adjective
4488indicateur
indicator, measure, index; gauge, indicator, meter; informer, informant; street directory, signpost
Noun
4489patient
patient
Adjective
4490trahison
treason; betrayal; pitfall
Noun
4491coutume
custom
Noun
4492approprié
appropriate, suitable
Adjective
4493pourrir
to rot, decompose, putrefy, crumble; to waste away from a disease such as gangrene
Verb
4494compromis
compromise, trade-off
Noun
4495back
to back (something) up, to move (something) back; to move (oneself) back, to reverse direction; to back, to support (a political candidate, etc.)
Verb
4496réduit
a cubbyhole; a recess, a nook
Noun
4497berger
shepherd
Noun
4498hiérarchie
hierarchy
Noun
4499ambitieux
ambitious
Adjective
4500confirmation
confirmation (all senses)
Noun