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Words 6401–6500
6401ampoule
light bulb; ampoule; blister; pimple, zit
Noun
6402pointu
sharp, pointed; specialized, precise, technical, pointed; Parisian in accent or dialect
Adjective
6403partant
leaving, ready to leave; down, up for, game, keen, available
Adjective
6404convaincant
convincing; persuasive
Adjective
6405salé
salted; salty; saline; savory; not sweet; costly (invoice); spicy, colourful (comment)
Adjective
6406dégoûter
to disgust, to nauseate, to sicken, to turn someone's stomach
Verb
6407paradoxe
paradox
Noun
6408sentence
sentence; verdict; maxim, saying, adage
Noun
6409clope
a cigarette butt, a fag end; a cigarette
Noun
6410salir
to dirty, make dirty; to sully (someone's reputation etc.)
Verb
6411tiroir
drawer (for storage)
Noun
6412bourgeoisie
bourgeoisie
Noun
6413boulangerie
bread shop; bakery, baker's
Noun
6414tram
tram (UK), streetcar (US)
Noun
6415duché
a duchy
Noun
6416bétail
livestock; cattle; insect; animal, beast, monster
Noun
64174ème
4th
Adjective
6418intuition
intuition (cognitive faculty); intuition, hunch; premonition
Noun
6419racial
racial
Adjective
6420architectural
architectural
Adjective
6421instable
unstable
Adjective
6422doux
gently
Adverb
6423irlandais
Irish, the Irish language
Noun
6424incidence
impact, effect, consequence; incidence
Noun
6425développé
developed
Adjective
6426loyal
loyal, faithful; fair, honest
Adjective
6427superficiel
surface; superficial, shallow (lacking substance)
Adjective
6428végétal
plant
Noun
6429terrer
to spread with soil; to crouch down, flatten oneself; to lie low, hide; to go to ground; to hole up
Verb
6430écrouler
to collapse
Verb
6431sketch
sketch, skit (short comic work)
Noun
6432divinité
divinity; godhead
Noun
6433robinet
tap (UK), faucet (US)
Noun
6434greffe
court clerk's office, court registrar's office; court clerk, court registrar; graft, scion; organ transplant, autoplasty; a piece of graft
Noun
6435nègre
negro; ghostwriter; Black man or person; friend, buddy, pal, man, dude (of any race); honey, baby, precious; the Louisiana Creole language, Kouri-Vini
Noun
6436éruption
eruption; rash (inflammation of skin)
Noun
6437adverse
adverse
Adjective
6438techno
techno
Noun
6439moustique
mosquito; gnat; pest
Noun
6440brin
blade (of grass); sprig, twig; wisp, strand (of hair, fibre etc.); ounce, bit, hint
Noun
6441admiration
admiration
Noun
6442prospérité
prosperity
Noun
6443vigilance
vigilance
Noun
6444ferry
ferry
Noun
6445libanais
Lebanese
Adjective
6446faction
act of keeping watch; a watchman; a faction; specifically one which causes trouble
Noun
6447homogène
homogeneous
Adjective
6448impératif
imperative
Adjective
6449papi
grandad, grandpa; old man, gramps
Noun
6450rayer
to line, to make lines on, to mark with lines (e.g. a piece of paper); to cross out, to cross off (remove something from a list); to wipe off (remove)
Verb
6451mondialisation
globalisation (all meanings)
Noun
6452solide
solid
Noun
6453commercialisation
commercialization
Noun
6454acide
acid, acidic, sour, tart; acid, acidic
Adjective
6455tweeter
to tweet (post to Twitter)
Verb
6456antisémitisme
antisemitism
Noun
6457niche
niche; kennel (house or shelter for a dog)
Noun
6458fiancé
fiancé
Noun
6459recherché
sought-after; prized, valued; desired, coveted; marked by careful or laborious effort; meticulous (evidencing careful or laborious effort); obtained or achieved by careful or laborious effort; immaculate, sharp, well-groomed; evidencing careful reflection or studious research; refined, sophisticated, exquisite; unnatural, affected, contrived, overwrought, labored, tortured (as an obvious result of excessive effort or attempts at refinement)
Adjective
6460rapporteur
reporter (someone who reports); telltale; rapporteur (same sense as in English); protractor (instrument)
Noun
6461land
land (region of Germany or Austria)
Noun
6462sincérité
sincerity, earnestness
Noun
6463soigneusement
carefully (with care)
Adverb
6464massivement
massively, enormously
Adverb
6465justesse
rightness, correctness; justness; equity, justice, fairness
Noun
6466PASS
initialism of parcours accès spécifique santé (“specific health access path”)
Noun
6467archéologie
archaeology (scientific study of past remains)
Noun
6468adhérent
adherent (a person who has membership in some group)
Noun
6469Turc
Turk, resident or native of Turkey
Noun
6470brosse
brush (the implement); crew cut
Noun
6471punk
punk
Noun
6472oublie
wafer; host
Noun
6473gueuler
to yell, to scream
Verb
6474dynastie
dynasty
Noun
6475interdit
something which is prohibited; an interdict
Noun
6476école maternelle
kindergarten, nursery school
Noun
6477sauvegarder
to safeguard; to protect; to preserve, to keep intact; to save; to back up
Verb
6478apôtre
apostle
Noun
6479vétérinaire
veterinarian, veterinary surgeon, vet (short form for the two previous terms)
Noun
6480jumelle
a female twin; female equivalent of jumeau; A pair of binoculars.; gemel
Noun
6481corne
horn; corn (callus)
Noun
6482rival
rival
Adjective
6483associatif
associative (algebraic property of an operator); association; associative
Adjective
6484minimiser
To lessen the importance of in the mind of people; to belittle, downplay, understate.; To reduce the effect of; to minimize.; To minimize the file size or dimension of.
Verb
6485positif
positive, something positive; positive (electrical polarity); positive form
Noun
6486inonder
to flood (to overflow); to inundate
Verb
6487lésion
lesion
Noun
6488apparenter
to be related to; to resemble, be similar to
Verb
6489convocation
summons (formal request to come, formal order to appear)
Noun
6490tonnerre
thunder; tough guy, troublemaker
Noun
6491passerelle
footbridge; bridge; gangway, bridge; gateway; bridging program, bridging course
Noun
6492préventif
preventive
Adjective
6493indigne
unworthy; disgraceful
Adjective
6494restituer
to restitute, to restore (return to something's former condition); to bring back, bring back to life; to recreate, to reproduce (create/produce again); to return, to give back (something to its original owner); to restitute, to refund; to throw up (vomit)
Verb
6495dépendant
dependent
Adjective
6496objection
objection (all meanings)
Noun
6497orthodoxe
orthodox; Orthodox
Adjective
6498éditorial
editorial
Adjective
6499écossais
Scottish
Adjective
6500indignation
Indignation
Noun