4901diocèsediocese (administrative district in some ancient Roman provinces); diocese (ecclesiastical territorial division subject to the jurisdiction of a bishop or of his legitimate substitute)
Noun
4904religieusenun, female religious; religieuse (pastry)
Noun
4905migrationmigration (of animals); migration (of people)
Noun
4906élémentaireelement, elementary; elementary
Adjective
4908idemidem, likewise
Adverb
4911meufwoman; chick, girlfriend (woman as an object of desire)
Noun
4912maréetide; catch (of fish); wave (anything that forms a great crowd)
Noun
4913soiesilk; bristle; tang of a blade
Noun
4914fierto trust (someone), to rely (on someone)
Verb
4916déborderto overflow (exceed the brim), to spill over; to overshoot (shoot too far); to outflank
Verb
4917louperto miss; to fail
Verb
4918objectifof a material object; objective; objective; impartial
Adjective
4921blackof black people or culture
Adjective
4922frigofridge; refrigerator
Noun
4925piloterto pilot (control an aircraft); to pilot (control a vessel); to drive (control a vehicle)
Verb
4927impulsionimpulse; impulsion, drive, impetus; electric pulse, momentum
Noun
4928évacuationevacuation (act of emptying); a drain (for a sink, shower, etc.)
Noun
4929plaieopen wound; scourge
Noun
4931outregoatskin, wine skin, water skin
Noun
4933blesséinjured, wounded
Adjective
4934gelfrost; gel (suspension of solid in liquid); gel (cosmetic preparation); fall freeze; freeze-up, one of the 6 seasons of high latitudes; the freeze.
Noun
4935viragebend, turn, curve; change, shift (in orientation); turn; change in colour
Noun
4937torturerto torture (to intentionally inflict severe pain on someone, usually with the aim of forcing confessions or punishing them); to torture
Verb
4939stationnementparking (only in the sense of "act/process of parking"); parking space; car park, parking lot
Noun
4942triselection, sorting; sort
Noun
4944curépriest bearing the responsibility of a parish; a vicar (Church of England)
Noun
4945planifierto plan ahead, to prepare oneself
Verb
4946magnétiquemagnet, magnetism; magnetic; magnetic (attractive, interesting)
Adjective
4950sanguinblood; blood red; hotheaded
Adjective
4951arbitragearbitration (the act or process of arbitrating); arbitrage; trade-off; refereeing
Noun
4952oublioversight (omission); oblivion
Noun
4953vocalvoice, vocal
Adjective
4954défierto defy, challenge; to distrust, mistrust, beware
Verb
4955cautioncaution, guaranty, bail; deposit; security deposit
Noun
4957BritanniqueBriton (resident or native of Britain); Brit (colloquially)
Noun
4958périlperil, danger
Noun
4961diplômerto graduate; to attribute a diploma to
Verb
4962expressexpress train or service; espresso
Noun
4965modérerto moderate, temper, lessen, weaken etc.; to practice moderation; to moderate, act as moderator, notably in a gremium
Verb
4966aviationaviation (art or science of flying)
Noun
4967médiévalmedieval (relating to the Middle Ages)
Adjective
4969émeuteriot; chaos, disorder
Noun
4970militerto militate; to campaign for, to be militant about
Verb
4973kitkit (to assemble)
Noun
4974timbresmall bell; stamp, postage stamp; stamp (mark); timbre; quality of a vowel
Noun
4975lingelinen; cloth; laundry; towel; clothing
Noun
4979reversreverse side; downside, flipside; backhand; lapel
Noun
4984autorisépermitted, allowed, authorized; authoritative, qualified, accredited, legitimate, recognized, reliable
Adjective
4986composantecomponent; component (star); (connected) component; component (one of the scalars out of which a vector is composed)
Noun
4987flancside (of person); side, flank (of animal); flank; side, slope (of mountain etc.); flaunch
Noun
4988recenserto count; to census, to take a census; to identify
Verb
4989shortshorts, short trousers (UK)
Noun
4990singuliersingular; curious, strange, peculiar
Adjective
4992ouvrierworkers', working class
Adjective
4993mouillerto make wet, get wet, dampen, moisten; to water (down); to cast, drop (anchor); to palatalize; to anchor, lie at anchor; to be so frightened as to piss oneself; to be wet; to rain; to stick one's neck out
Verb
4994attesterto attest; to support with evidence
Verb
4996siégerto sit (hold a seat); to sit; to be located; lie
Verb
4998négligerto neglect; to ignore (a detail)
Verb
4999marteaua hammer used for pounding; a machine tool that pounds; a hammer-shaped tool used to hit something, such as a gavel; a rapper; a door knocker; a piano or dulcimer hammer; the malleus; a throwing hammer; a hammer with bas relief marks used to create imprints on wood, leather etc.; the advantage of throwing the last stone; the part of a clock that strikes the bell
Noun