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Words 7801–7900
7801cinquième
fifth
Noun
7802ample
plentiful, abundant, copious, profuse, ample; loose, baggy
Adjective
7803zombi
zombie (undead person)
Noun
7804mécanicien
mechanic (a skilled worker capable of building or repairing machinery); train driver
Noun
7805tactique
tactical; tactic
Adjective
7806moderniser
to modernize
Verb
7807déconnexion
disconnection; logout, sign-out (signout)
Noun
7808alcoolique
alcohol; alcoholic; addicted to alcohol
Adjective
7809acquéreur
buyer, purchaser (of real estate)
Noun
7810escorter
to escort; to accompany
Verb
7811pillage
pillage
Noun
7812nef
vessel, ship; nave
Noun
7813dégustation
tasting, act of tasting or trying out food
Noun
7814valet
a male attendant of a knight or a lord; officer belonging to the king's house or a princely house, also valet de chambre; a male servant, a footman; a wooden stand on which to hold clothes and accessories in preparation for dressing, also valet de nuit; jack; a holdfast (a hooked tool to hold a workpiece down to a workbench)
Noun
7815sociologique
sociological
Adjective
7816ambigu
ambiguous (open to multiple interpretations)
Adjective
7817éminent
eminent; distinguished; noteworthy
Adjective
7818galérer
to have a hard time (be in difficulties)
Verb
7819îlot
islet, ait (UK); island bench (in a kitchen or lab); block, city block (group of houses etc)
Noun
7820breton
the Breton language
Noun
7821tronçon
slice, section
Noun
7822vertige
dizziness, vertigo
Noun
7823pancarte
sign, placard (with a message on it, such as might be carried during a protest)
Noun
7824droguer
to take drugs (intoxicating substances); to drug someone
Verb
7825distraire
to distract
Verb
7826manœuvrer
to maneuver
Verb
7827éventail
fan (hand-held device); range, array
Noun
7828énoncé
utterance
Noun
7829débile
retard
Noun
7830orteil
toe
Noun
7831cuve
tank; vat
Noun
7832coloniser
to colonise
Verb
7833cargo
ship designed to carry a cargo
Noun
7834caca
poo, poop (childish word for excrement, fecal matter, dung, crap)
Noun
7835enchanté
enchanted, delighted
Adjective
7836verrer
to scour
Verb
7837tiré
down bow; drawee
Noun
7838poster
poster (A billboard to be posted on a public or private place)
Noun
7839grès
sandstone; stoneware
Noun
7840hydrocarbure
hydrocarbon
Noun
7841vieillard
an old man, an old person
Noun
7842progressiste
progressive, liberal
Noun
7843passif
the passive voice; liability; liabilities (figurative)
Noun
7844piqûre
injection; sting
Noun
7845coupler
to couple
Verb
7846raffiné
refined; sophisticated
Adjective
7847peuplé
populated; inhabited
Adjective
7848pivot
pivot; fulcrum; lynchpin; taproot; center; circle runner, pivot
Noun
7849hébreu
Hebrew, the Hebrew language; Greek (something incomprehensible, gibberish)
Noun
7850tire
taffy, especially maple taffy; car; route; tire, tyre (of a car, truck, etc)
Noun
7851fureur
wrath (great anger)
Noun
7852shop
workshop
Noun
7853soignant
caregiver
Noun
7854soul
soul, soul music
Noun
7855inoubliable
unforgettable
Adjective
7856sanglier
wild boar (specifically, a full-grown wild boar)
Noun
7857syndic
syndic
Noun
7858gratuité
the quality of being provided gratis, of being free of charge; the quality of being gratuitous (unwarranted or unjustified); gratuitousness; the quality of being gratuitous (without necessity or reason); gratuitousness
Noun
7859advenir
to happen, to occur
Verb
7860enrichissement
enrichment
Noun
7861vexer
to irritate; to annoy; to offend, to hurt
Verb
7862apologie
apology (formal justification, defence)
Noun
7863transcription
transcription (all senses)
Noun
7864congolais
of Congo; Congolese
Adjective
7865hospitalisation
hospitalization (period of time spent in hospital for treatment)
Noun
7866écharpe
scarf; sash; sling (hanging bandage)
Noun
7867selfie
selfie
Noun
7868reconduire
to renew; to accompany (somebody back somewhere); to take (back)
Verb
7869maghrébin
Maghrebi
Adjective
7870déformation
deformation; distortion; déformation professionnelle; deformity; strain
Noun
7871diplômé
having a diploma or a degree
Adjective
7872traumatiser
to traumatise
Verb
7873ancienneté
oldness (state of being old); seniority (state of being senior)
Noun
7874postérité
posterity; history
Noun
7875impeccable
perfect, faultless, impeccable
Adjective
7876djihad
jihad
Noun
7877finalité
purpose, end result; idea according to which things and forms are created and change according to an end, teleology
Noun
7878croûte
crust (of e.g. bread); crust; scab
Noun
7879téléphonie
telephony (2); act of installing a telephone
Noun
7880projectile
projectile
Noun
7881dialecte
language socially subordinate to a regional or national standard language, often historically cognate to the standard, but not a variety of it or in any other sense derived from it; dialect
Noun
7882empresser
to hasten; to mass, to gather
Verb
7883radioactif
radioactive
Adjective
7884heureux
happy person
Noun
7885connaisseur
connoisseur
Noun
7886nage
swimming
Noun
7887rabais
discount; reduction in price
Noun
7888théoriquement
theoretically
Adverb
7889provisoirement
for the time being; provisionally
Adverb
7890nullement
used with ne to form negative statements
Adverb
7891illégalement
illegally
Adverb
7892paradoxalement
paradoxically
Adverb
7893imprévisible
unforeseeable, unpredictable (unable to be predicted)
Adjective
7894rougir
to redden; to blush
Verb
7895convier
to invite (someone to come somewhere); to invite, suggest (someone to do something)
Verb
7896abstraction
abstraction
Noun
7897cumul
act of holding several things concurrently; combining; accumulation
Noun
7898déstabiliser
to destabilise
Verb
7899boycott
boycott
Noun
7900gouffre
pit or shaft cave, pothole; chasm; money pit, drain on finances
Noun