| -o- {interfix}
|
:: -o-
|
| -o {suffix}
|
:: added to a noun or an adjective after apocope, to create a familiar synonym
|
| o {m}
|
:: letter: o
|
| o {symbol} [computing]
|
:: octet (B (byte))
|
| O {n}
|
:: abbreviation of ouest; west
|
| O {letter}
|
:: The fifteenth letter of the French alphabet
|
| ô {particle}
|
:: O (vocative)
|
| OACI {prop}
|
:: initialism of []
|
| OAS {prop} [France]
|
:: initialism of Organisation de l’Armée Secrète
|
| oasien {adj} [attributive]
|
:: oasis; oasitic
|
| oasien {m}
|
:: someone who lives in an oasis
|
| oasis {mf}
|
:: oasis
|
| obæré {adj}
|
:: obsolete form of obéré
|
| obamania {f}
|
:: Obamamania (admiration for Barack Obama)
|
| obéance {f} [obsolete]
|
:: Part of the revenue of the cathedral in Lyon
|
| obédience {f}
|
:: persuasion; allegiance
|
| obédience {f} [religion, literary]
|
:: obedience
|
| obéir {vi}
|
:: To obey [+ à a person]
|
| obéir {vi}
|
:: To obey, to follow [+ à a rule or instruction]
|
| obéissamment {adv}
|
:: obediently
|
| obéissance {f}
|
:: obedience
|
| obéissant {adj}
|
:: obedient
|
| obélion {m} [anatomy]
|
:: obelion
|
| obélisque {m} [architecture]
|
:: obelisk (a tall, square, tapered, stone monolith topped with a pyramidal point)
|
| obéré {adj}
|
:: in debt
|
| obérer {vt} [formal]
|
:: to be a burden on
|
| obérer {vt} [formal]
|
:: to be a threat to
|
| obèse {adj}
|
:: obese
|
| obèse {mf}
|
:: an obese person
|
| obésité {f}
|
:: obesity (act or state of being obese)
|
| obfuscation {f} [programming]
|
:: obfuscation
|
| obier {m}
|
:: guelder rose
|
| obiit {m} [heraldry]
|
:: hatchment
|
| obione {f}
|
:: orach or similar plants of the genus Atriplex
|
| obit {m} [archaic]
|
:: death
|
| obituaire {m}
|
:: obituary (register of deaths)
|
| objectal {adj} [psychology, attributive]
|
:: object
|
| objecter {v}
|
:: to object (disagree with something or someone)
|
| objecteur {m}
|
:: objector
|
| objecteur de conscience {m}
|
:: conscientious objector
|
| objectif {adj}
|
:: objective (relating to a material object)
|
| objectif {adj}
|
:: objective; impartial
|
| objectif {m}
|
:: objective, goal, aim
|
| objectif {m} [photography]
|
:: lens; camera lens
|
| objection {f}
|
:: objection (all meanings)
|
| objectivement {adv}
|
:: objectively
|
| objectiver {vt}
|
:: to objectivize
|
| objectivité {f}
|
:: objectivity
|
| objectrice {f} [rare]
|
:: female objector
|
| objet {m}
|
:: (perceptible) thing, object
|
| objet {m}
|
:: in particuliar crafted or manufactured thing
|
| objet {m}
|
:: aim, goal
|
| objet {m}
|
:: mental representation, what is thought
|
| objet {m}
|
:: source or target of feeling
|
| objet {m} [grammar]
|
:: object
|
| objet {m} [object-oriented]
|
:: object
|
| objet {m} [letters and emails]
|
:: subject line
|
| objet direct {m} [grammar]
|
:: direct object
|
| objet indirect {m} [grammar]
|
:: indirect object
|
| objet volant non identifié {m}
|
:: unidentified flying object, UFO
|
| oblat {m}
|
:: oblate
|
| oblatif {adj} [psychology]
|
:: oblative
|
| obligataire {mf} [legal]
|
:: bondholder
|
| obligation {f}
|
:: obligation
|
| obligatoire {adj}
|
:: obligatory; mandatory
|
| obligatoire {adj}
|
:: compulsory
|
| obligatoirement {adv}
|
:: obligatorily, mandatorily
|
| obligeamment {adv}
|
:: obligingly
|
| obligeance {f}
|
:: obligingness
|
| obligeant {adj}
|
:: obliging
|
| obligeant {adj}
|
:: accommodating
|
| obliger {vt}
|
:: to oblige, to require, to compel, to force someone (to do something: [à])
|
| obliger {v} [Louisiana French]
|
:: to help, to aid
|
| obliger {v} [passive]
|
:: [de] to have to
|
| oblique {adj}
|
:: oblique
|
| obliquement {adv}
|
:: at an angle; at a tilt
|
| obliquement {adv}
|
:: obliquely
|
| obliquer {vi}
|
:: to bear, bear off
|
| obliquer {vi}
|
:: to look away (from someone)
|
| obliquité {f}
|
:: obliqueness
|
| obliquité {f}
|
:: obliquity
|
| oblitération {f}
|
:: cancellation (of a postage stamp); postmark
|
| oblitération {f}
|
:: obstruction (of an artery etc)
|
| oblitérer {vt}
|
:: to fade out (memories)
|
| oblitérer {vt} [formal]
|
:: to block, block up, obstruct
|
| oblitérer {vt}
|
:: to cancel (a stamp); stub (a ticket, so that it is no longer valid)
|
| oblong {adj}
|
:: oblong
|
| obnubilation {f} [medicine, obsolete]
|
:: perception of objects as if seen through a cloud, dazzlement, obnubilation
|
| obnubilation {f} [medicine]
|
:: a disorder of consciousness characterised by slowed and obscured thought, obnubilation
|
| obnubilation {f} [in the etymological sense]
|
:: the state of being covered with clouds or fog, obnubilation
|
| obnubiler {vt}
|
:: to cloud, to obscure
|
| obnubiler {vt}
|
:: to obsess, to engross
|
| obnubler {v} [obsolete]
|
:: obnubilate; obscure
|
| obole {f}
|
:: (monetary) offering
|
| obole {f}
|
:: obole (obsolete French money)
|
| obole {f}
|
:: obol (obsolete Greek money)
|
| obreptice {adj}
|
:: obreptitious
|
| obrepticement {adv}
|
:: obreptitiously
|
| obscène {adj}
|
:: obscene
|
| obscènement {adv}
|
:: obscenely (in an obscene way)
|
| obscénité {f}
|
:: obscenity
|
| obscur {adj}
|
:: obscure (dark, faint or indistinct)
|
| obscurantisme {m}
|
:: obscurantism
|
| obscurantiste {mf}
|
:: obscurantist
|
| obscurcir {v}
|
:: to darken (a colour)
|
| obscurcir {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to obscure, to blur
|
| obscurcir {v} [computing]
|
:: to obfuscate
|
| obscurcir {vr} [of sky]
|
:: to darken
|
| obscurcir {vr}
|
:: to become obscure
|
| obscurément {adv}
|
:: darkly
|
| obscurément {adv}
|
:: obscurely
|
| obscurément {adv}
|
:: vaguely
|
| obscurité {f}
|
:: darkness, dark
|
| obscurité {f}
|
:: obscurity, unknown
|
| obsédant {adj}
|
:: haunting
|
| obsédant {adj}
|
:: obsessive
|
| obsédé {adj}
|
:: obsessed
|
| obsédé {m} [by extension]
|
:: person who is obsessed
|
| obsédé {m} [slang]
|
:: stalker, creep (person who stalks for sexual reasons)
|
| obséder {v}
|
:: to obsess
|
| obsèque {f} [rare, archaic]
|
:: funeral
|
| obsèques {fp}
|
:: funeral
|
| obséquieusement {adv}
|
:: obsequiously
|
| obséquieux {adj}
|
:: obsequious
|
| obséquiosité {m}
|
:: obsequiousness
|
| observabilité {f}
|
:: observability
|
| observable {adj}
|
:: observable
|
| observance {f}
|
:: observance
|
| observateur {adj}
|
:: Having the ability to notice things; having power of observation; observant
|
| observateur {m}
|
:: observer
|
| observation {f}
|
:: observation
|
| observationnel {adj}
|
:: observational
|
| observationnellement {adv}
|
:: observationally
|
| observatoire {m}
|
:: observatory
|
| observatrice {f}
|
:: feminine noun of observateur
|
| observer {v}
|
:: to observe, watch
|
| observer {v}
|
:: to note, notice
|
| observer {v}
|
:: to keep, maintain
|
| obsessif {adj}
|
:: obsessive
|
| obsession {f}
|
:: obsession
|
| obsessionnel {adj}
|
:: obsessive
|
| obsessionnellement {adv}
|
:: obsessively
|
| obsidienne {f}
|
:: obsidian (a type of black glass produced by volcanoes)
|
| obsolescence {f}
|
:: obsolescence
|
| obsolescence programmée {f} [manufacturing]
|
:: planned obsolescence
|
| obsolescent {adj}
|
:: obsolescent
|
| obsolète {adj} [computing]
|
:: obsolete, deprecated
|
| obstacle {m}
|
:: obstacle
|
| obstétrical {adj}
|
:: obstetric, obstetrical
|
| obstétricien {m}
|
:: obstetrician
|
| obstétrique {adj}
|
:: obstetric, obstetrical
|
| obstétrique {f}
|
:: obstetrics
|
| obstination {f}
|
:: obstinacy; stubbornness; obstination
|
| obstination {f} [countable]
|
:: an obstinate act
|
| obstiné {adj}
|
:: obstinate, stubborn (adhering to an opinion, purpose, or course, usually unreasonably)
|
| obstiné {m}
|
:: obstinate person
|
| obstinément {adv}
|
:: obstinately
|
| obstiner {vr}
|
:: to persevere, persist, insist
|
| obstiner {vr}
|
:: be obstinate about something
|
| obstruction {f}
|
:: block (something that prevents passing)
|
| obstruction {f}
|
:: obstruction
|
| obstructionniste {mf}
|
:: obstructionist
|
| obstructionniste {adj}
|
:: obstructionist (attributive)
|
| obstruer {v}
|
:: to block off
|
| obtempérer {vt}
|
:: to obey
|
| obtempérer {vt}
|
:: to comply (with)
|
| obtenir {v}
|
:: to get, to obtain
|
| obtenteur {m}
|
:: obtainer
|
| obtenteur {m}
|
:: plant breeder
|
| obtenteuse {f}
|
:: feminine singular of obtenteur
|
| obtention {f}
|
:: the act of obtaining
|
| obturant {adj}
|
:: sealing
|
| obturateur {m} [photography]
|
:: shutter
|
| obturation {f}
|
:: sealing; closing up
|
| obturation {f}
|
:: blockage
|
| obturation {f}
|
:: a dental filling
|
| obturer {v}
|
:: to seal, close up
|
| obtus {adj} [geometry]
|
:: obtuse
|
| obtus {adj}
|
:: narrow-minded, obtuse
|
| obtus {adj}
|
:: dull, boring, lifeless
|
| obtusangle {adj}
|
:: obtuse-angled (of a triangle)
|
| obtusement {adv}
|
:: obtusely
|
| obtusion {f}
|
:: Obtusion
|
| obus {m} [military]
|
:: shell (cylindrical projectile)
|
| obusier {m}
|
:: howitzer
|
| obusite {f} [dated, World War I]
|
:: shell shock
|
| obvenir {v} [rare, law, defective]
|
:: to happen, to occur
|
| obvie {adj} [literary or philosophy]
|
:: obvious
|
| obvier {v}
|
:: to obviate
|
| occase {f} [colloquial]
|
:: bargain; opportunity
|
| occasion {f}
|
:: occasion, opportunity
|
| occasion {f}
|
:: cause
|
| occasion {f}
|
:: bargain, good deal
|
| occasion {f}
|
:: secondhand or used item
|
| occasionnel {adj}
|
:: occasional; casual
|
| occasionnellement {adv}
|
:: occasionally (from time to time)
|
| occasionnellement {adv}
|
:: occasionally (according to the occasion)
|
| occasionner {v}
|
:: to provoke, to cause
|
| occident {m}
|
:: west (compass point)
|
| occident {m}
|
:: alternative case form of Occident
|
| Occident {prop} {m}
|
:: the West (Western world)
|
| occidental {adj}
|
:: Of, pertaining to, or situated in, the occident, or west; western
|
| occidentalisation {f}
|
:: westernization (assimilation of the western culture)
|
| occidentaliser {v}
|
:: to westernise
|
| occiput {m}
|
:: occiput
|
| occire {v} [archaic or humorous]
|
:: to slay
|
| occitan {m}
|
:: Occitan (language)
|
| occitan {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to Occitan (the region or the language)
|
| Occitanie {prop} {f}
|
:: Occitania (historical region)
|
| Occitanie {prop} {f}
|
:: Occitanie, region of France
|
| occitan médiéval {m}
|
:: the Old Occitan language
|
| occlure {v}
|
:: to occlude
|
| occlusif {adj}
|
:: occlusive
|
| occlusion {f}
|
:: occlusion
|
| occlusive {f} [phonology, phonetics]
|
:: plosive, stop
|
| occulte {adj}
|
:: occult
|
| occulte {m}
|
:: occult (supernatural affairs)
|
| occultement {adv}
|
:: occultly
|
| occulter {vt}
|
:: to occult
|
| occultisme {m}
|
:: occult, occultism (supernatural affairs)
|
| occupant {adj}
|
:: occupying
|
| occupant {m}
|
:: occupant
|
| occupation {f}
|
:: occupation (the occupying of a territory; something that one spends one's time on, such as a job or a hobby; act of occupying, of being an occupant)
|
| occupationnel {adj}
|
:: occupational
|
| occupé {adj}
|
:: busy
|
| occupé {adj}
|
:: taken; occupied
|
| occuper {v}
|
:: to occupy, to take up
|
| occuper {v}
|
:: to employ
|
| occuper {vr} [s'occuper]
|
:: to be busy, to keep oneself busy
|
| occuper {vr} [s'occuper de quelqu'un, with de]
|
:: to take care of, to tend to, to deal with someone
|
| occuper après {v} [Louisiana French, ]
|
:: to listen (to)
|
| occurrence {f}
|
:: occurrence
|
| océan {m}
|
:: ocean
|
| océan Arctique {m}
|
:: Arctic Ocean (the smallest of the five oceans of the Earth, on and around the North Pole)
|
| océan Atlantique {m}
|
:: Atlantic Ocean (the ocean lying between the Americas to the west and Europe and Africa to the east)
|
| océanaute {mf}
|
:: oceanaut
|
| Océane {prop}
|
:: given name, popular in the 1990s and the 2000s
|
| Océanie {prop} {f}
|
:: Oceania
|
| océanien {adj}
|
:: Oceanian
|
| océan Indien {m}
|
:: Indian Ocean (the ocean separating Africa, southern Asia, Australia and Antarctica)
|
| océanique {adj}
|
:: oceanic
|
| océaniste {mf}
|
:: Oceanianist, specialist in the study of Oceania and its peoples
|
| Océanne {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| océanographe {mf}
|
:: oceanographer
|
| océanographie {f}
|
:: oceanography
|
| océanographique {adj}
|
:: oceanographic
|
| océanographiquement {adv}
|
:: oceanographically
|
| océanologie {f}
|
:: oceanology
|
| océanologique {adj}
|
:: oceanological, oceanologic
|
| océanologue {mf}
|
:: oceanologist
|
| océan Pacifique {m}
|
:: Pacific Ocean (the world's largest body of water)
|
| ocellaire {adj}
|
:: ocellar, ocellary
|
| ocelle {m}
|
:: ocellus
|
| ocellé {v}
|
:: ocellated
|
| ocelot {m}
|
:: ocelot
|
| Och {prop}
|
:: Och (city)
|
| -oche {suffix} [slang]
|
:: Used to form nouns or adjectives
|
| -oche {suffix} [rare]
|
:: Used to form nouns from verbs
|
| ochlocratie {f}
|
:: ochlocracy
|
| ochlophilie {f}
|
:: ochlophilia
|
| ochratoxine {f}
|
:: ochratoxin
|
| ocieux {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: idle
|
| Ocon {prop}
|
:: Ocon; surname
|
| ocre {m}
|
:: ochre
|
| ocre {adj}
|
:: ochre
|
| ocrer {v}
|
:: to ochre (cover with ochre)
|
| oct. {n}
|
:: abbreviation of octobre Oct
|
| octabromure {m} [chemistry]
|
:: octabromide
|
| octacosanoïque {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: octacosanoic
|
| octacyclique {adj}
|
:: octacyclic
|
| octadécane {m} [organic compound]
|
:: octadecane
|
| octadécanoïque {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: octadecanoic
|
| octadécatriénoïque {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: octadecatrienoic
|
| octadécène {m} [organic compound]
|
:: octadecene
|
| octadécénoïque {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: octadecenoic
|
| octadécènoïque {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: octadecenoic
|
| octadécylique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: octadecylic
|
| octadiène {m} [organic compound]
|
:: octadiene
|
| octaèdre {m}
|
:: octahedron
|
| octaédrique {adj}
|
:: octahedral
|
| octaédrite {f} [mineral]
|
:: octahedrite
|
| octanoïque {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: octanoic
|
| octant {m}
|
:: octant (all senses)
|
| octante {num}
|
:: [dialect] eighty
|
| octante-et-un {num}
|
:: [obsolete, outside, Switzerland and other dialects] eighty-one
|
| octante-neuf {num}
|
:: [Switzerland] eighty-nine
|
| octantième {adj} [archaic]
|
:: eightieth
|
| octantième {mf} [archaic]
|
:: eightieth
|
| octasoufre {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: octasulfur
|
| octateuque {m}
|
:: octateuch
|
| octatomique {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: octatomic
|
| octavien {adj}
|
:: Octavian
|
| octavier {v}
|
:: to octavate
|
| octavon {m}
|
:: octoroon
|
| octavonne {f}
|
:: feminine noun of octavon
|
| octet {m} [computing]
|
:: byte (of eight bits), octet
|
| octidi {m} [historical]
|
:: The eighth day of the decade (ten-day week) in the French Republican Calendar
|
| octilliard {m}
|
:: sexdecillion
|
| octo- {prefix}
|
:: octo-
|
| octobre {m}
|
:: October
|
| octogénaire {mf}
|
:: octogenarian
|
| octogonal {adj}
|
:: octagonal
|
| octogone {m}
|
:: octagon
|
| octomère {m} [chemistry]
|
:: octomer
|
| octomériser {v} [chemistry]
|
:: To octomerize
|
| octopode {adj}
|
:: octopod; eight-legged
|
| octopode {mf}
|
:: octopod (creature with eight legs)
|
| octosyllabique {adj}
|
:: octosyllabic
|
| octovalent {adj} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: octavalent
|
| octroi {m}
|
:: grant, granting; concession
|
| octroyer {v}
|
:: to grant
|
| octuor {m} [chiefly music]
|
:: octet
|
| octuple {adj}
|
:: octuple
|
| octupler {v}
|
:: to octuple; to multiply by eight
|
| oculaire {adj}
|
:: ocular (relating to the eye)
|
| oculaire {adj}
|
:: eye (witness)
|
| oculairement {adv}
|
:: ocularly
|
| oculiste {mf}
|
:: oculist, eye doctor
|
| oculogyrie {m}
|
:: oculogyria
|
| oculogyrique {adj}
|
:: oculogyric
|
| ocytocine {f}
|
:: oxytocin
|
| ocytocique {adj}
|
:: Oxytocic
|
| ocytocique {m}
|
:: Oxytocic
|
| odalisque {f}
|
:: odalisque
|
| Odebrecht {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Odénat {prop} {m}
|
:: Odaenathus
|
| odéon {m}
|
:: odeon (music hall)
|
| Odette {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| odeur {f}
|
:: smell, odour
|
| odieusement {adv}
|
:: horribly; meanly; odiously
|
| odieux {adj}
|
:: obnoxious (very annoying)
|
| odieux {adj}
|
:: odious
|
| odieux {adj}
|
:: unbearable (of person)
|
| Odile {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Odin {prop} {m} [Norse mythology]
|
:: Odin (god)
|
| odomètre {m}
|
:: odometer
|
| odonate {m}
|
:: odonate
|
| odontoïde {adj}
|
:: odontoid
|
| odontoïde {f}
|
:: odontoid
|
| odontologie {f}
|
:: odontology
|
| odontologiste {mf}
|
:: odontologist
|
| odontomètre {m}
|
:: perforation gauge (device for measuring perforation)
|
| odontothèque {f} [dentistry]
|
:: odontotheca
|
| odorant {adj}
|
:: scented, aromatic
|
| odorat {m}
|
:: smell (sense of smell)
|
| odoriférant {adj}
|
:: odoriferous, fragrant
|
| odyssée {f}
|
:: odyssey
|
| Odyssée {prop} {f}
|
:: Odyssey
|
| œ {symbol}
|
:: Ligature in French spelling, a combination of o and e
|
| Π{letter}
|
:: Letter used in French, a combination of O and E
|
| OEA {prop}
|
:: initialism of Organisation des États américains
|
| œcologie {f}
|
:: dated form of écologie
|
| œcologique {adj}
|
:: dated form of écologique
|
| œcologiquement {adv}
|
:: rare spelling of écologiquement
|
| œcologiste {mf}
|
:: rare spelling of écologiste
|
| œconomat {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of économat
|
| œconome {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of économe
|
| œconome {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of économe
|
| œconomiquement {adv}
|
:: obsolete form of économiquement
|
| œconomiser {v}
|
:: obsolete form of économiser
|
| œconomiste {mf}
|
:: obsolete form of économiste
|
| œcoumène {mf}
|
:: alternative form of écoumène
|
| œcuménique {adj}
|
:: œcumenic, ecumenic, ecumenical
|
| œcuméniquement {adv}
|
:: ecumenically
|
| œcuménisme {m}
|
:: ecumenism (philosophy)
|
| œcumenopole {m}
|
:: ecumenopolis
|
| œcumenopolis {f}
|
:: alternative form of œcumenopole
|
| œdémateux {adj}
|
:: oedematous, œdematous, edematous
|
| œdème {m} [pathology]
|
:: edema, oedema
|
| œdipe {m}
|
:: a person adept at solving puzzles
|
| œdipe {m}
|
:: (by extension) a crossword enthusiast, a cruciverbalist
|
| œdipe {m}
|
:: Oedipus complex
|
| Œdipe {prop}
|
:: Oedipus
|
| œdipianiser {v}
|
:: oedipalize, oedipalise
|
| œdipien {adj}
|
:: Oedipal
|
| œdipiennement {adv}
|
:: Oedipally
|
| œdomètre {f} [geology]
|
:: oedometer
|
| oeil {m}
|
:: nonstandard spelling of œil
|
| œil {m} [anatomy, plural yeux]
|
:: eye, organ that is sensitive to light, helping organisms to see
|
| œil {m}
|
:: [plural œils] glyph, rendering of a single character
|
| œil {m}
|
:: [plural œils] eye (of a needle)
|
| œil au beurre noir {m}
|
:: black eye
|
| œil-de-bœuf {m} [architecture]
|
:: bull's eye, oculus
|
| œil de lynx {m} [figuratively]
|
:: eagle eye, sharp vision
|
| œil-de-tigre {m} [mineral]
|
:: tiger's eye
|
| oeillade {f}
|
:: nonstandard spelling of œillade
|
| œillade {f}
|
:: a wink
|
| œillère {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: blinker(s) (for a horse)
|
| oeillet {m}
|
:: nonstandard spelling of œillet
|
| œillet {m}
|
:: eye (of a needle)
|
| œillet {m}
|
:: pink, carnation
|
| œillet {m}
|
:: buttonhole
|
| œillet {m}
|
:: eyelet (in shoe etc.); hole (in belt)
|
| œillet {m}
|
:: grommet
|
| œillet {m} [nautical]
|
:: cringle
|
| œillet de poète {m}
|
:: sweet william (Dianthus barbatus)
|
| œillet des prés {m}
|
:: ragged robin (Silene flos-cuculi, syn. Lychnis flos-cuculi)
|
| œilleton {m}
|
:: eyepiece
|
| œillette {f}
|
:: A type of poppy (Papaver setigerum)
|
| œil pour œil, dent pour dent {phrase}
|
:: eye for an eye (tooth for a tooth)
|
| œkoumène {mf}
|
:: alternative form of écoumène
|
| œnanthal {m} [organic compound]
|
:: enanthal
|
| œnanthique {adj}
|
:: Enanthic; oenanthic; œnanthic
|
| œno- {prefix}
|
:: oeno-
|
| œnochoé {m}
|
:: oenochoe
|
| oenologie {f}
|
:: nonstandard spelling of œnologie
|
| œnologie {f}
|
:: oenology
|
| œnologique {adj}
|
:: oenological
|
| œnologiquement {adv}
|
:: Enologically; oenologically
|
| oenologue {mf}
|
:: nonstandard spelling of œnologue
|
| œnologue {mf}
|
:: enologist
|
| œnomel {m}
|
:: oenomel
|
| œnophile {mf}
|
:: oenophile
|
| œnophobe {mf}
|
:: A person who dislikes wine (strongly)
|
| œnothèque {f}
|
:: wine shop
|
| œnothèque {f}
|
:: wine cellar (collection of wine)
|
| œnothèque {f}
|
:: wine bar
|
| œnotourisme {m}
|
:: wine tourism
|
| œrsted {m}
|
:: oersted
|
| oesophage {m}
|
:: alternative form of œsophage
|
| œsophage {m}
|
:: oesophagus
|
| œsophagectomie {f} [surgery]
|
:: oesophagectomy
|
| œsophagien {adj}
|
:: esophageal
|
| œsophagisme {m}
|
:: Esophagospasm; oesophagospasm; œsophagospasm
|
| œsophagite {f}
|
:: oesophagitis, œsophagitis, esophagitis
|
| œsophagotomie {f}
|
:: Esophagotomy; oesophagotomy; œsophagotomy
|
| œstral {adj}
|
:: oestral; oestrous
|
| oestrogène {m}
|
:: alternative form of œstrogène
|
| œstrogène {m}
|
:: oestrogen
|
| œstrogénique {adj}
|
:: estrogenic, oestrogenic, œstrogenic
|
| œstrone {f}
|
:: estrone
|
| œstroprogestatif {adj}
|
:: oestroprogestative
|
| œstrus {m}
|
:: oestrus, œstrus, estrus
|
| oeuf {m}
|
:: nonstandard spelling of œuf
|
| œuf {m}
|
:: egg
|
| œuf {m}
|
:: egg; ovum
|
| œuf à la coque {m}
|
:: boiled egg (soft-boiled egg)
|
| œuf de Pâques {m}
|
:: Easter egg
|
| œuf miroir {m}
|
:: fried egg
|
| œufs brouillés {mp}
|
:: scrambled eggs
|
| œufs dans l'eau {phrase}
|
:: A mnemonic for e dans l'o
|
| œuf sur le plat {m}
|
:: fried egg, sunny side up
|
| œuf tourné {m} [Quebec]
|
:: over easy egg
|
| oeuvre {f}
|
:: nonstandard spelling of œuvre
|
| œuvre {f}
|
:: work, book, piece
|
| œuvre {f}
|
:: activity, operation
|
| œuvre {f}
|
:: The complete body of an artist's work, or their works in a particular category
|
| œuvre cinématographique {f}
|
:: film, flick, motion picture, movie or picture
|
| œuvre d'art {f}
|
:: work of art (product of the fine arts)
|
| oeuvrer {v}
|
:: nonstandard spelling of œuvrer
|
| œuvrer {v}
|
:: to work
|
| œuvrette {f}
|
:: A short literary or theatrical work
|
| offensant {adj}
|
:: offensive
|
| offensant {adj}
|
:: insulting
|
| offenser {v}
|
:: to offend (to insult, to cause offence)
|
| offenser {v}
|
:: to hurt (physically damage)
|
| offenseur {m}
|
:: offender
|
| offensif {adj}
|
:: offensive
|
| offensive {f}
|
:: An offensive (military attack)
|
| offensivement {adv}
|
:: offensively
|
| offensive terrestre {f} [military]
|
:: ground offensive
|
| offertoire {m}
|
:: offertory
|
| office {m}
|
:: charge, task, mandate
|
| office {m}
|
:: administrative bureau, department
|
| office {m}
|
:: religious service, notably liturgical office
|
| office {m}
|
:: place where a household's table (food and drink)-related services are conducted, especially by domestic staff
|
| office des Grandes Heures {prop} {f} [Eastern Orthodoxy]
|
:: Great Hours
|
| office de tourisme {m}
|
:: tourist office
|
| office du tourisme {m}
|
:: alternative form of office de tourisme
|
| officialisation {f}
|
:: officialization
|
| officialiser {v}
|
:: to formalise
|
| officialité {f}
|
:: officiality
|
| officiant {adj}
|
:: officiating
|
| officiel {adj}
|
:: official
|
| officiellement {adv}
|
:: officially
|
| officier {v}
|
:: to officiate
|
| officier {m}
|
:: officer
|
| officière {f}
|
:: officer (female)
|
| officieusement {adv}
|
:: unofficially
|
| officieux {adj}
|
:: unofficial (not official)
|
| officine {f}
|
:: pharmacy, dispensary (especially retail)
|
| offrande {f} [religion]
|
:: offering
|
| offre {f}
|
:: offer (something offered)
|
| offre {f} [economics]
|
:: supply
|
| offre publique d'achat {f}
|
:: takeover bid; tender offer
|
| offreur {m}
|
:: offeror
|
| offrir {v}
|
:: to offer
|
| offrir {v}
|
:: to give as a gift
|
| offrir {vr}
|
:: to buy for oneself
|
| offrir {vr}
|
:: to treat oneself
|
| offrir {vr}
|
:: to open oneself up to (someone)
|
| off-shore {adj}
|
:: alternative form of offshore
|
| offshore {adj}
|
:: offshore, in the sea away from the coast
|
| offshore {adj}
|
:: offshore, in another country
|
| offusquer {vt}
|
:: to offend
|
| offusquer {vp}
|
:: to be offended (de (by)), to take offence (de (at))
|
| oflag {m}
|
:: oflag
|
| Ogawa {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| oghamique {adj}
|
:: oghamic
|
| Oghouzes {prop}
|
:: Oghuz, the Oghuz people
|
| ogival {adj}
|
:: ogival
|
| ogive {f} [architecture]
|
:: diagonal rib, ogive
|
| ogive {f} [military]
|
:: nose cone (of missile)
|
| OGM {m}
|
:: (organisme génétiquement modifié) GMO; [loosely] GM, GM crops
|
| ognon {m}
|
:: post-1990 spelling of oignon
|
| ogre {m} [mythology]
|
:: ogre
|
| ogresse {f}
|
:: ogress; feminine noun of ogre
|
| oh {interj}
|
:: oh
|
| ohé {interj}
|
:: oy; hi; ahoy; yoohoo (used to get someone's attention)
|
| oh là là {interj}
|
:: Expression of surprise
|
| oh là là {interj}
|
:: Expression of sympathy or concern
|
| ohm {m}
|
:: ohm
|
| ohmique {adj} [physics]
|
:: ohmic
|
| ohmmètre {m}
|
:: ohmmeter
|
| oh mon Dieu {interj}
|
:: oh my God!
|
| oh non {interj}
|
:: oh no!
|
| -oïde {suffix}
|
:: -oid
|
| oïdium {m}
|
:: powdery mildew
|
| oie {f}
|
:: goose
|
| oie cendrée {f}
|
:: grey goose
|
| oie des neiges {f}
|
:: snow goose (Chen caerulescens syn. Anser caerulescens)
|
| -oient {suffix}
|
:: obsolete spelling of -aient
|
| oignez vilain, il vous poindra {proverb}
|
:: ellipsis of oignez vilain, il vous poindra ; poignez vilain, il vous oindra
|
| oignez vilain, il vous poindra ; poignez vilain, il vous oindra {proverb}
|
:: if you behave kindly towards a bad person, they will be mean; conversely, if you behave spitefully, they will be kind to you
|
| oignon {m}
|
:: onion (Allium cepa)
|
| oignon {m}
|
:: bulb (of a plant)
|
| oignon {m} [in the plural, colloquial]
|
:: one's own business
|
| oignonière {f}
|
:: onion plantation
|
| oignon vert {m}
|
:: green onion
|
| oignon vert {m}
|
:: spring onion
|
| oignon vert {m}
|
:: scallion
|
| oignon vert {m}
|
:: shallot
|
| oignon vert {m}
|
:: chive
|
| oignon vert {m} [Quebec, slang]
|
:: oignon vert
|
| oïlitan {m}
|
:: langue d'oïl
|
| oïlitan {adj}
|
:: langue d'oïl (attributive)
|
| OIML {prop} {m} [legal, standardisation]
|
:: initialism of w:Organisation internationale de métrologie légale
|
| oindre {v} [dated]
|
:: to anoint
|
| oing {m} [archaic]
|
:: unction
|
| oinj {m} [slang]
|
:: joint (marijuana cigarette)
|
| -oïque {suffix} [organic chemistry]
|
:: -oic
|
| -oir {suffix}
|
:: A suffix used on verbs to form masculine words for objects or tools used to do something
|
| -oir {suffix}
|
:: A suffix used on verbs to form masculine words for places where something is done
|
| -oir {suffix}
|
:: A suffix forming infinitives of many verbs
|
| -oire {suffix}
|
:: A suffix used on verbs to form usually feminine words for objects or tools used to do something
|
| -oire {suffix}
|
:: A suffix used on verbs (usually via the Latin supine form) to form masculine or feminine words for places where something is done
|
| -oire {suffix}
|
:: A suffix used to form adjectives matched to nouns ending in -ation (or its variants) and derived from a Latin verb
|
| -ois {suffix}
|
:: Used to form adjectives related to a particular country, region or city, their associated inhabitant names, and the local language or dialect
|
| -oise {suffix}
|
:: used to form feminine nouns referring to female inhabitants of particular countries, regions or cities (along with associated adjectives)
|
| Oise {prop} {f}
|
:: Oise
|
| oiseau {m}
|
:: bird
|
| oiseau de malheur {m}
|
:: bird of ill omen
|
| oiseau de mauvais augure {m}
|
:: bird of ill omen
|
| oiseau de nuit {m} [zoology]
|
:: A nocturnal bird
|
| oiseau de nuit {m} [colloquial]
|
:: A person active at night; a night owl
|
| oiseau de paradis {m}
|
:: bird of paradise (bird)
|
| oiseau de passage {m}
|
:: migratory bird, bird of passage
|
| oiseau de proie {m}
|
:: bird of prey
|
| oiseau matinal {m}
|
:: early bird
|
| oiseau-mouche {m}
|
:: hummingbird (any of various small American birds in the family Trochilidae)
|
| oiseau rare {m}
|
:: rara avis, rare bird
|
| oiselet {m} [archaic]
|
:: young bird, baby bird, birdlet
|
| oiseleur {m}
|
:: birdcatcher
|
| oiselier {m}
|
:: bird seller; birdseller
|
| oiselle {f} [poetic]
|
:: female bird
|
| oisellerie {f}
|
:: bird-catching
|
| oisellerie {f}
|
:: bird-breeding
|
| oisellerie {f}
|
:: bird-selling (trade, profession)
|
| oisellerie {f}
|
:: birdshop
|
| oisellerie {f}
|
:: aviary
|
| oiseusement {adv}
|
:: pointlessly
|
| oiseusement {adv}
|
:: idly
|
| oiseux {adj}
|
:: pointless
|
| oiseux {adj}
|
:: idle
|
| oisif {adj}
|
:: idle (not engaged in any occupation)
|
| oisillon {m}
|
:: young bird; chick, fledgling, baby bird, little bird
|
| oisivement {adv}
|
:: idly
|
| oisiveté {f}
|
:: idleness (of a person), as in laziness or indolence
|
| oison {m}
|
:: gosling
|
| okay {interj}
|
:: OK (endorsement; approval)
|
| oki {interj}
|
:: ok, okay
|
| okoumé {m}
|
:: Aucoumea klaineana, an African hardwood
|
| okroug {m}
|
:: okrug
|
| -ol {suffix} [chemistry]
|
:: -ol
|
| OL {prop} [soccer]
|
:: initialism of Olympique Lyonnais (a soccer team from the French town of Lyons)
|
| Öland {prop}
|
:: Öland
|
| -ole {suffix}
|
:: added to a noun to form a diminutive, or a depreciative form of that noun
|
| oléacée {f}
|
:: Any plant of the family Oleaceae
|
| oléagineux {adj}
|
:: oleaginous
|
| oléandre {m}
|
:: oleander
|
| oléate {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: oleate
|
| olécrane {m} [anatomy]
|
:: olecranon
|
| olécrâne {m} [anatomy]
|
:: alternative form of olécrane
|
| olécranien {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: olecranal
|
| olécrânien {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: alternative form of olécranien
|
| oléfine {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: olefin
|
| oléicole {adj} [attributive]
|
:: olive
|
| oléiculteur {m}
|
:: olivegrower
|
| oléicultrice {f}
|
:: feminine singular of oléiculteur
|
| oléiculture {f}
|
:: olivegrowing
|
| oléine {f}
|
:: olein
|
| oléique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: oleic
|
| oléoduc {m}
|
:: pipeline
|
| oléomargarine {f}
|
:: oleomargarine
|
| oléomètre {m}
|
:: oleometer
|
| oléométrie {f}
|
:: oleometry
|
| oléométrique {adj}
|
:: oleometric
|
| oléone {f}
|
:: oleone
|
| oléopneumatique {adj} [of an automotive suspension system]
|
:: Involving oil and air; hydropneumatic
|
| oléorésine {f}
|
:: oleoresin
|
| oléosoluble {adj}
|
:: oil-soluble
|
| Oléron {prop}
|
:: An island in Charente-Maritime department, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
|
| oléum {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: oleum
|
| oleuropéine {f} [organic compound]
|
:: oleuropein
|
| olfactif {adj}
|
:: olfactory (concerning the sense of smell)
|
| olfaction {f}
|
:: olfaction
|
| oliban {m} [rare]
|
:: incense; frankincense
|
| olibrius {m}
|
:: oddball (ridiculous person)
|
| olifant {m}
|
:: olifant [ivory horn]
|
| oligarchie {f} [politics, philosophy]
|
:: oligarchy
|
| oligarchique {adj}
|
:: oligarchic
|
| oligarchiquement {adv}
|
:: oligarchically
|
| oligarque {m}
|
:: oligarch (a member of an oligarchy)
|
| Oligocène {prop} {m}
|
:: Oligocene period
|
| oligoélément {m}
|
:: trace element
|
| oligoholoside {m} [carbohydrate]
|
:: oligosaccharide
|
| oligolécithe {adj}
|
:: oligolecithal
|
| oligomère {m} [chemistry]
|
:: oligomer
|
| oligomérisation {f} [chemistry]
|
:: oligomerization
|
| oligopole {m}
|
:: oligopoly
|
| oligopolistique {adj}
|
:: oligopolistic
|
| oligoside {m} [carbohydrate]
|
:: oligosaccharide
|
| oligothérapie {f}
|
:: oligotherapy
|
| oligotrique {adj}
|
:: oligotrichous
|
| olim {m}
|
:: The records of judgments rendered by the king's court during the reigns of St. Louis, Philip the Bold, Philip the Fair, Louis the Hutin, and Philip the Long
|
| olisbos {m}
|
:: dildo (artificial phallus)
|
| olivaie {f}
|
:: olive plantation
|
| olivaire {adj}
|
:: olive (attributive)
|
| olivâtre {adj}
|
:: olivey (having a somewhat olive colour)
|
| olive {f}
|
:: olive
|
| oliveraie {f}
|
:: olive orchard
|
| olivète {f}
|
:: alternative form of œillette
|
| olivette {f}
|
:: olive grove
|
| olivette {f}
|
:: small olive
|
| olivette {f}
|
:: small olive tree
|
| olivette {f}
|
:: plum tomato
|
| olivette {f}
|
:: a type of Provençal dance
|
| Olivia {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| olivier {m}
|
:: olive tree
|
| Olivier {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Olivier {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| olivine {f}
|
:: olivine
|
| olivinique {adj}
|
:: olivinic
|
| olographe {adj}
|
:: holograph
|
| olonetsien {m}
|
:: Livvi, Olonets (dialect of Karelian language)
|
| Olténie {prop} {f}
|
:: Olténie (historical region)
|
| olympe {m}
|
:: A high, majestic place
|
| Olympe {prop} {m}
|
:: Olympus (mountain)
|
| olympiade {f}
|
:: olympiad (period of four years)
|
| olympiade {f}
|
:: Olympiad (Olympic Games)
|
| Olympie {prop} {f}
|
:: The Ancient Greek city Olympia, home of the original Olympics
|
| olympien {adj}
|
:: Olympian
|
| olympique {adj}
|
:: Olympic (of, or pertaining to the Olympic Games)
|
| Olympiques {prop}
|
:: Olympics; ellipsis of Jeux olympiques
|
| olympisme {m}
|
:: olympism
|
| OM {prop}
|
:: initialism of Olympique de Marseille a football team from Marseille
|
| omanais {adj}
|
:: Omani
|
| Omanais {m}
|
:: Omani person
|
| Omanaise {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Omanais
|
| ombelle {f} [botany]
|
:: umbel
|
| ombellifère {adj}
|
:: umbelliferous
|
| ombellifère {f}
|
:: umbellifer
|
| ombilic {m}
|
:: navel (remnant of umbilical cord)
|
| ombilic {m}
|
:: umbilicus
|
| ombilical {adj}
|
:: umbilical
|
| omble {m}
|
:: char (fish)
|
| ombrage {m}
|
:: (leafy) shade
|
| ombrage {m}
|
:: umbrage, offence
|
| ombragé {adj}
|
:: shaded, shady
|
| ombrager {vt}
|
:: to shade
|
| ombrager {vt}
|
:: to overshadow
|
| ombrageusement {adv}
|
:: skittishly
|
| ombrageux {adj}
|
:: umbrageous
|
| ombrageux {adj} [animals, especially horses]
|
:: skittish, shy
|
| ombral {adj} [maths]
|
:: umbral
|
| ombre {f}
|
:: shade, shadow
|
| ombre {f}
|
:: darkness
|
| ombre {f}
|
:: ghost
|
| ombre {m} [Ichthyology]
|
:: A fish of Osteichthyes of the freshwater family Salmonidae, of the genus Thymallus
|
| ombrelle {f}
|
:: parasol
|
| ombrer {v}
|
:: to shade (put into the shade)
|
| ombreusement {adv}
|
:: shadily
|
| ombreux {adj}
|
:: shady
|
| Ombrie {prop}
|
:: Ombrie (region)
|
| ombrien {m}
|
:: Umbrian (language)
|
| ombrien {adj}
|
:: Umbrian
|
| Ombrien {m}
|
:: Umbrian
|
| Ombrienne {f}
|
:: feminine singular of Ombrien
|
| ombudsman {mf}
|
:: An appointed official within an organization whose duty is to investigate complaints against that organization by its customers, taxpayers, and sometimes employees, and often to act as a consultant to improve services and processes
|
| OMC {prop}
|
:: initialism of Organisation mondiale du commerce (WTO (World Trade Organization))
|
| -ome {suffix}
|
:: -oma
|
| oméga {m}
|
:: omega (Greek letter)
|
| omelette {f}
|
:: omelette
|
| Omer {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| omettre {vt}
|
:: to omit
|
| omeyyade {adj}
|
:: Umayyad (attributive)
|
| OMG {n}
|
:: alternative form of OGM
|
| omicron {m}
|
:: omicron (Greek letter)
|
| omission {f}
|
:: omission (act of omitting)
|
| ommatidie {f}
|
:: ommatidium
|
| omni- {prefix}
|
:: prefix meaning everywhere
|
| omni- {prefix}
|
:: prefix meaning all
|
| omnibus {adj} [rail transport, of a train]
|
:: Pertaining to a local (making stops at all stations)
|
| omnibus {m} [dated]
|
:: omnibus, bus (especially, a 19th-century horse-drawn omnibus)
|
| omnidirectionnel {adj}
|
:: omnidirectional
|
| omnipotent {adj}
|
:: omnipotent
|
| omniprésence {f}
|
:: omnipresence
|
| omniprésent {adj}
|
:: omnipresent
|
| omniscience {f}
|
:: omniscience
|
| omniscient {adj}
|
:: omniscient
|
| omnisports {adj}
|
:: multisport
|
| omnium {m} [sport]
|
:: an open (open sports tournament)
|
| omnium {m} [cycling]
|
:: an omnium (a multi-event track cycling race)
|
| omnivore {adj}
|
:: omnivorous
|
| omnivore {m}
|
:: omnivore
|
| ô mon Dieu {interj}
|
:: oh my God!
|
| omoplate {f} [anatomy]
|
:: shoulder blade, scapula
|
| omotique {adj}
|
:: Omotic
|
| omphalectomie {f} [surgery]
|
:: omphalectomy
|
| OMS {prop} {f}
|
:: initialism of Organisation Mondiale de la Santé WHO (World Health Organisation)
|
| -on {suffix}
|
:: Forming diminutives of things, including some animals
|
| -on {suffix}
|
:: Indicating origin or occupation
|
| -on {suffix} [physics and biology]
|
:: -on
|
| on {pron} [indefinite]
|
:: one, people, you, someone (an unspecified individual)
|
| on {pron} [personal, colloquial]
|
:: we
|
| On {prop}
|
:: On (village)
|
| onagre {m}
|
:: onager (mammal)
|
| onagre {m}
|
:: onager (machinery)
|
| onagre {f}
|
:: Oenothera, evening primrose
|
| onanisme {m}
|
:: onanism
|
| onc {adv} [obsolete]
|
:: one day
|
| onc {adv} [obsolete, used with "ne"]
|
:: never
|
| once {f}
|
:: ounce (avoirdupois ounce)
|
| once {f} [figuratively, by extension]
|
:: a little bit
|
| once {f}
|
:: snow leopard
|
| oncial {adj}
|
:: uncial (related to a majuscule style of writing)
|
| oncial {adj}
|
:: calligraphic (written in an artistic style)
|
| oncle {m}
|
:: uncle
|
| oncogène {m}
|
:: oncogene
|
| oncogénicité {f} [pathology]
|
:: oncogenicity
|
| oncogénique {adj} [pathology]
|
:: oncogenic
|
| oncologie {f} [medicine]
|
:: oncology (branch of medicine concerned with tumors and cancers)
|
| oncologique {adj}
|
:: oncologic
|
| oncologue {m}
|
:: oncologist (one who specialises in oncology)
|
| oncoprotéine {f} [protein]
|
:: oncoprotein
|
| oncosphère {f}
|
:: oncosphere
|
| oncotique {adj} [physics]
|
:: oncotic
|
| oncques {adv} [obsolete]
|
:: one day
|
| oncques {adv} [obsolete, used with "ne"]
|
:: never
|
| onction {f}
|
:: unction
|
| onctueusement {adv}
|
:: runnily, unctuously
|
| onctueux {adj}
|
:: runny (unctuous, in liquid form)
|
| onctueux {adj}
|
:: smooth, creamy
|
| onde {f} [technical]
|
:: wave
|
| onde {f} [literary, dated]
|
:: water, especially calm water
|
| ondé {adj} [literary]
|
:: wavy (of hair)
|
| ondé {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: wavy; undy
|
| onde de choc {f}
|
:: shockwave
|
| onde de choc {f} [astronomy]
|
:: bow shock
|
| ondée {f}
|
:: shower (rain)
|
| onde électromagnétique {f} [physics]
|
:: electromagnetic wave
|
| onde gravitationnelle {f} [physics]
|
:: gravitational wave
|
| ondelette {f}
|
:: wavelet
|
| ondin {m}
|
:: merfolk, merman
|
| ondine {f}
|
:: undine; water-sprite
|
| ondine {f}
|
:: mermaid
|
| ondinisme {m} [sexuality]
|
:: urophilia, urolagnia, undinism
|
| ondiniste {adj}
|
:: undinist
|
| ondiniste {mf}
|
:: undinist
|
| ondioline {f} [musical instruments]
|
:: ondioline
|
| on-dit {m}
|
:: hearsay (evidence based on the reports of others rather than on personal knowledge)
|
| ondoiement {m}
|
:: undulation
|
| ondoyer {v}
|
:: to sway, undulate
|
| ondulant {adj}
|
:: undulating, sinuous
|
| ondulant {adj}
|
:: wavelike
|
| ondulation {f}
|
:: undulation
|
| ondulatoire {adj}
|
:: undulatory
|
| ondulatoire {adj} [physics]
|
:: wave (attributive)
|
| onduler {v}
|
:: to wave (wave one's hand)
|
| onduleur {m}
|
:: converter, inverter (of electricity)
|
| onduleusement {adv}
|
:: sinuously
|
| onduleux {adj}
|
:: undulating, sinuous
|
| onduleux {adj}
|
:: billowing
|
| onéreusement {adv}
|
:: onerously
|
| onéreux {adj}
|
:: onerous
|
| Onésime {prop}
|
:: Onesimus
|
| ONG {f}
|
:: initialism of organisation non-gouvernementale = NGO (non-governmental organisation)
|
| ongle {m}
|
:: nail, fingernail
|
| onglerie {f}
|
:: nail bar, nail salon
|
| onglet {m}
|
:: tab (navigational widget in a GUI)
|
| onglet {m} [mechanics]
|
:: fillet fairing joining wing root to fuselage
|
| onglet {m}
|
:: a hanger steak
|
| onguent {m}
|
:: ointment; salve; unguent
|
| ongulé {m}
|
:: ungulate
|
| oniomanie {f}
|
:: oniomania
|
| onirique {adj} [attributive]
|
:: dream
|
| onirique {adj}
|
:: inspired by dreams
|
| onirique {adj}
|
:: dreamlike
|
| onirique {adj}
|
:: oneiric
|
| onirisme {m} [psychology]
|
:: oneirism
|
| onirisme {m}
|
:: dreaminess, dreams; fantasizing
|
| on n'apprend pas à un vieux singe à faire des grimaces {proverb}
|
:: alternative form of ce n'est pas à un vieux singe qu'on apprend à faire des grimaces
|
| on n'a rien sans rien {proverb}
|
:: you don't get something for nothing, there's no such thing as a free lunch
|
| on n'attrape pas des mouches avec du vinaigre {proverb}
|
:: Honey catches more flies than vinegar; you can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar
|
| on ne fait pas d'omelette sans casser des œufs {proverb}
|
:: you've got to crack a few eggs to make an omelette
|
| on ne peut plus {adv}
|
:: very, extremely, most
|
| on ne saurait faire boire un âne qui n'a pas soif {proverb}
|
:: you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink
|
| on n'est jamais mieux servi que par soi-même {proverb}
|
:: if you want a thing done well, do it yourself
|
| on ne vit qu'une fois {phrase}
|
:: YOLO
|
| onomastique {adj}
|
:: onomastic
|
| onomastique {f} [linguistics]
|
:: onomastics
|
| onomastiquement {adv}
|
:: onomastically
|
| onomatologie {f}
|
:: onomatology
|
| onomatopée {f}
|
:: onomatopoeia
|
| onomatopéique {adj}
|
:: onomatopoeic
|
| onoporde {m}
|
:: onopordum (Onopordum acanthium)
|
| onopordon {m}
|
:: alternative form of onoporde
|
| onques {adv} [obsolete]
|
:: one day
|
| onques {adv} [obsolete, used with "ne"]
|
:: never
|
| -ons {suffix}
|
:: A suffix denoting the first-person plural present indicative form of a verb
|
| ontarien {adj}
|
:: Ontarian (relating to Ontario)
|
| Ontarien {m}
|
:: Ontarian (someone from Ontario)
|
| Ontarienne {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Ontarien
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (all senses):
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (province)
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (village)
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (city)
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (unincorporated community)
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (unincorporated community)
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (community)
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (county)
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (town/hamlet/and/CDP)
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (city)
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (city)
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (populated place)
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (populated place)
|
| Ontario {prop} {m}
|
:: Ontario (village)
|
| ontogénéticien {m}
|
:: ontogeneticist
|
| ontogénéticienne {f}
|
:: feminine noun of ontogénéticien
|
| ontogénétique {adj}
|
:: ontogenetic, ontogenic
|
| ontologie {f} [philosophy]
|
:: ontology (the metaphysical study of being)
|
| ontologique {adj}
|
:: ontological
|
| ontologiquement {adv}
|
:: ontologically
|
| ONU {prop} {f} [politics, government]
|
:: initialism of Organisation des Nations Unies = UNO; often used for UN (United Nations)
|
| onusien {adj}
|
:: UN (attributive)
|
| onycho- {prefix} [anatomy]
|
:: onycho- (nail)
|
| onychomycose {f}
|
:: onychomycosis (nail fungus)
|
| -onyme {suffix}
|
:: -onym
|
| onze {num}
|
:: eleven
|
| onzième {adj}
|
:: eleventh
|
| onzième {mf}
|
:: eleventh
|
| onzièmement {adv}
|
:: eleventhly
|
| oocyste {m}
|
:: oocyst
|
| OODA {phrase} [military]
|
:: OODA (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act); initialism of observer, s'orienter, décider, et agir
|
| oogame {adj}
|
:: oogamous
|
| oogamie {f}
|
:: oogamy
|
| oogenèse {f} [biology]
|
:: oogenesis
|
| oolithe {m} [geology]
|
:: oolite
|
| oolithique {adj} [geology]
|
:: oolitic
|
| oologie {f}
|
:: oology
|
| oologique {adj}
|
:: oologic
|
| oophage {adj}
|
:: oophagous
|
| oophagie {f}
|
:: oophagy
|
| oophore {m}
|
:: oophore
|
| oophoridie {f}
|
:: oophoridium
|
| oophorite {f} [pathology]
|
:: oophoritis
|
| oosphère {f}
|
:: oosphere
|
| oosporose {f}
|
:: oosporosis
|
| oothèque {f}
|
:: ootheca
|
| oozoïde {m}
|
:: oozoid
|
| OPA {f}
|
:: takeover bid [UK], tender offer [US]
|
| opacifier {vt}
|
:: to opacify
|
| opacité {f}
|
:: opacity; opaqueness
|
| opale {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: opal
|
| opalin {adj}
|
:: opal (having an opal color)
|
| opaque {adj}
|
:: opaque
|
| opaquement {adv}
|
:: opaquely
|
| open {m}
|
:: open; open tournament
|
| OPEP {prop} {f}
|
:: OPEC; acronym of Organisation des pays exportateurs de pétrole
|
| opéra {m} [music]
|
:: opera
|
| opérable {adj}
|
:: operable
|
| opéra bouffe {m}
|
:: opera bouffe
|
| opéra comique {m}
|
:: opéra comique
|
| opéra-féerie {m}
|
:: fairy opera
|
| opéraïsme {m}
|
:: workerism
|
| opéraïste {adj}
|
:: workerist
|
| opéraïste {mf}
|
:: workerist
|
| opérande {m} [mathematics, computing]
|
:: operand (quantity to which an operator is applied)
|
| opérant {adj}
|
:: operant
|
| opérateur {m}
|
:: operator (someone who operates)
|
| opérateur {m} [mathematics]
|
:: operator
|
| opératif {adj}
|
:: operative
|
| opération {f}
|
:: operation (method by which a device performs its function)
|
| opération {f}
|
:: Operation (medical operation)
|
| opération de changement de sexe {f}
|
:: sex reassignment surgery
|
| opérationnel {adj}
|
:: operational (all meanings)
|
| opérationnellement {adv}
|
:: operationally
|
| opératique {adj}
|
:: operatic
|
| opératiquement {adv}
|
:: operatically
|
| opératoire {adj}
|
:: operative
|
| opératoire {adj}
|
:: surgical
|
| opératoirement {adv}
|
:: operatively
|
| opératoirement {adv}
|
:: surgically
|
| opératrice {f}
|
:: feminine noun of opérateur
|
| opercule {f}
|
:: operculum
|
| operculé {adj}
|
:: sealed (especially with an operculum)
|
| opérer {vt}
|
:: to operate (on)
|
| opérer {vr}
|
:: to take place
|
| opérette {f} [music]
|
:: operetta, light opera
|
| Ophélie {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| ophicléide {m}
|
:: ophicleide
|
| ophidien {m}
|
:: ophidian
|
| ophidien {adj}
|
:: ophidian
|
| ophiographie {f}
|
:: ophiography
|
| ophiotoxine {f}
|
:: ophiotoxin
|
| ophiure {f}
|
:: ophiuroid, brittle star
|
| ophrys {m}
|
:: bee orchid of the genus Ophrys
|
| ophtalmie {f}
|
:: ophthalmia
|
| ophtalmie égyptienne {f} [disease]
|
:: Egyptian ophthalmia (trachoma)
|
| ophtalmique {adj}
|
:: ophthalmic
|
| ophtalmo {mf} [colloquial]
|
:: optician, ophthalmologist
|
| ophtalmologie {f}
|
:: ophthalmology
|
| ophtalmologique {adj}
|
:: ophthalmological
|
| ophtalmologiste {mf}
|
:: ophthalmologist
|
| ophtalmologue {mf}
|
:: ophthalmologist
|
| opiacé {adj}
|
:: opiate
|
| opiacé {m}
|
:: opiate
|
| opiane {f}
|
:: synonym of narcotine
|
| opianique {adj}
|
:: opianic
|
| opinel {m}
|
:: wood-handled folding knife
|
| opiner {v}
|
:: to opine
|
| opiner du bonnet {v} [literary]
|
:: to nod in agreement, to nod in approval, to approve
|
| opiner du chef {v} [literary]
|
:: to nod in agreement, to nod in approval, to approve
|
| opiniastre {adj}
|
:: obsolete form of opiniâtre
|
| opiniâtre {adj}
|
:: opinionated, stubborn, obstinate (stubbornly persistent, generally in wrongdoing; refusing to reform or repent)
|
| opiniâtrement {adv}
|
:: doggedly, persistently
|
| opiniâtrement {adv}
|
:: stubbornly, obstinately
|
| opiniâtreté {f}
|
:: stubbornness, obstinacy
|
| opinion {f}
|
:: opinion (thought, estimation)
|
| opinion publique {f}
|
:: public opinion (opinion of the public)
|
| opioïde {m}
|
:: opioid
|
| opiomane {mf}
|
:: opium addict
|
| opiomanie {f}
|
:: opium addiction
|
| opiorphine {f} [organic compound]
|
:: opiorphin
|
| opisthogastrique {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: opisthogastric
|
| opisthographe {adj}
|
:: opisthographic
|
| opisthosome {f}
|
:: opisthosoma
|
| opium {m}
|
:: opium
|
| oponce {m}
|
:: prickly pear
|
| opopanax {m}
|
:: opopanax (all meanings)
|
| opoponax {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of opopanax
|
| opossum {m}
|
:: opossum
|
| opothérapie {f} [medicine]
|
:: organotherapy
|
| opothérapique {adj}
|
:: opotherapeutic
|
| opothérapiquement {adv}
|
:: opotherapeutically, in an opotherapeutic way
|
| opportun {adj}
|
:: opportune, timely
|
| opportun {adj}
|
:: expedient
|
| opportun {adj}
|
:: suitable
|
| opportunément {adv}
|
:: opportunely
|
| opportunisme {m}
|
:: opportunism (the taking of opportunities)
|
| opportuniste {adj}
|
:: opportunistic
|
| opportunité {f}
|
:: a state of opportuneness; fortuity
|
| opportunité {f} [Anglicism, proscribed]
|
:: a favourable occasion, an opportunity
|
| opposant {m}
|
:: opponent (someone to defeat)
|
| opposant {m}
|
:: challenger
|
| opposante {f}
|
:: feminine noun of opposant
|
| opposé {m}
|
:: opposite
|
| opposé {adj}
|
:: opposite
|
| opposer {v}
|
:: to oppose
|
| opposition {f}
|
:: opposition
|
| oppositionnel {adj}
|
:: oppositional
|
| oppressant {adj}
|
:: oppressive
|
| oppresser {vt}
|
:: to oppress
|
| oppresser {vt}
|
:: to squeeze so as to prevent breathing
|
| oppresseur {m}
|
:: oppressor
|
| oppressif {adj}
|
:: oppressive
|
| oppression {f}
|
:: oppression
|
| oppression {f} [Louisiana French, ]
|
:: asthma
|
| oppressivement {adv}
|
:: oppressively
|
| opprimer {v}
|
:: to oppress (to keep down by force)
|
| opprobre {m}
|
:: opprobrium, infamy
|
| opsonique {adj}
|
:: opsonic
|
| optatif {adj} [grammar]
|
:: optative
|
| optativement {adv}
|
:: optatively
|
| opter {v}
|
:: to opt
|
| opticien {m}
|
:: optician, optometrist
|
| opticienne {f}
|
:: feminine noun of opticien
|
| opticité {f}
|
:: opticity
|
| optimal {adj}
|
:: optimal
|
| optimalement {adv}
|
:: optimally
|
| optime {adj} [obsolete, rare]
|
:: great, optimum
|
| optimisation {f}
|
:: optimization
|
| optimisé {adj}
|
:: optimized
|
| optimiser {v}
|
:: to optimize
|
| optimisme {m}
|
:: optimism
|
| optimiste {mf}
|
:: optimist
|
| optimiste {adj}
|
:: optimistic
|
| option {f}
|
:: option
|
| optionnel {adj}
|
:: optional
|
| optionnellement {adv}
|
:: optionally
|
| optique {adj}
|
:: optic, optical
|
| optique {f} [physics]
|
:: optics
|
| optique {f}
|
:: point of view, perspective
|
| optiquement {adv}
|
:: optically
|
| optochine {m}
|
:: optochin
|
| optoélectronique {adj}
|
:: optoelectronic
|
| optoélectronique {f}
|
:: optoelectronics
|
| optogénétique {adj}
|
:: optogenetic
|
| optogénétique {f}
|
:: optogenetics
|
| optronique {adj}
|
:: optronic
|
| optronique {f}
|
:: optronics
|
| opulemment {adv}
|
:: opulently
|
| opulence {f}
|
:: opulence
|
| opulent {adj}
|
:: opulent
|
| opuntia {m}
|
:: opuntia (flower)
|
| opuscule {m}
|
:: opuscule
|
| OQ {n}
|
:: initialism of officier de l'ordre national du Québec
|
| OQLF {prop} [Quebec]
|
:: initialism of Office québécois de la langue française: the Quebec Board of the French Language
|
| oque {f}
|
:: An oka: any of various units of mass formerly used in Turkey, Greece, and Egypt, all being approximately 1¼ kilograms (2¾ pounds)
|
| or {m}
|
:: gold
|
| or {m} [tincture]
|
:: or (yellow in heraldry)
|
| or {adv} [obsolete]
|
:: now, presently
|
| or {conj}
|
:: yet, however, now
|
| oracle {m}
|
:: oracle
|
| orage {m}
|
:: thunderstorm
|
| orage {m}
|
:: storm, upset
|
| orage {m} [literary]
|
:: turmoil, tumult
|
| orage {m}
|
:: A device on an organ, which produces a "thunder" effect, usually by playing a large cluster chord on the pedalboard
|
| orageusement {adv}
|
:: stormily
|
| orageux {adj}
|
:: stormy (weather)
|
| orageux {adj}
|
:: stormy, tumultuous (a situation)
|
| oraison {f}
|
:: oration
|
| oraison {f}
|
:: orison, meditative prayer
|
| oral {adj}
|
:: oral
|
| oral {m}
|
:: an oral exam, a viva, a viva voce
|
| oralement {adv}
|
:: orally
|
| oralisation {f}
|
:: oralization/oralisation
|
| oraliser {v}
|
:: to oralize/oralise
|
| oralité {f}
|
:: orality, the spoken word
|
| oranais {adj}
|
:: Oranese (from or relating to Oran)
|
| Oranais {m}
|
:: Oranese (person from Oran)
|
| Oranaise {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Oranais
|
| orange {f}
|
:: orange (fruit)
|
| orange {m}
|
:: orange (color)
|
| orange {adj}
|
:: orange
|
| Orange {n}
|
:: Orange (town)
|
| orangé {adj}
|
:: orangey
|
| orangeat {m}
|
:: orangeat
|
| oranger {m}
|
:: orange tree
|
| oranger {v}
|
:: to make orange in color
|
| orangeraie {f}
|
:: orange tree orchard
|
| orangerie {f}
|
:: orangery
|
| orange sanguine {f}
|
:: blood orange (Citrus sinensis)
|
| orangiste {adj}
|
:: Orangeism (attributive)
|
| orangiste {mf}
|
:: Orangeman
|
| orang-outan {m}
|
:: orangutan [arboreal anthropoid ape]
|
| orang-outang {m}
|
:: orangutan
|
| orateur {m}
|
:: orator
|
| orateur {m}
|
:: speaker, public speaker
|
| oratoire {m} [religion]
|
:: oratory (room)
|
| oratoire {m} [religion]
|
:: oratory (place of worship)
|
| oratoire {adj}
|
:: oratorical
|
| oratoirement {adv}
|
:: oratorically
|
| oratorien {m} [religion]
|
:: oratorian
|
| oratorien {adj}
|
:: oratorian (relating to an oratory)
|
| oratorio {m} [music]
|
:: oratorio
|
| oratrice {f}
|
:: feminine noun of orateur
|
| orbe {m} [obsolete]
|
:: circle
|
| orbe {m}
|
:: orb (spherical body)
|
| orbe {m}
|
:: globus cruciger
|
| orbiculaire {adj}
|
:: orbicular
|
| orbiculairement {adv}
|
:: orbicularly (in a ring)
|
| orbitaire {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: orbital
|
| orbital {adj}
|
:: orbital
|
| orbitalaire {adj} [physics]
|
:: orbital (of an atom or molecule, attributive)
|
| orbitale {f} [physics]
|
:: orbital (of an atom or molecule)
|
| orbitale antiliante {f} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: antibonding orbital
|
| orbite {f}
|
:: orbit (path of one object around another)
|
| orbite {f} [anatomy]
|
:: eye socket
|
| orbiter {v}
|
:: to orbit (circle another object)
|
| or blanc {m}
|
:: white gold (alloy of gold and another precious metal)
|
| Orcades {prop} {fp}
|
:: Orkney Islands (archipelago)
|
| orcadien {adj}
|
:: Orcadian
|
| Orcadien {m}
|
:: Orcadian
|
| Orcadienne {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Orcadien
|
| orcanète {f}
|
:: alternative form of orcanette
|
| orcanette {f}
|
:: bugloss
|
| orcéine {f} [organic compound]
|
:: orcein
|
| orchestral {adj}
|
:: orchestral
|
| orchestrateur {m} [music]
|
:: orchestrator
|
| orchestration {f}
|
:: orchestration
|
| orchestratrice {f}
|
:: feminine singular of orchestrateur
|
| orchestre {m}
|
:: orchestra, band
|
| orchestre {m}
|
:: stalls (of cinema or theatre)
|
| orchestrer {v}
|
:: to orchestrate
|
| orchidectomie {f} [surgery]
|
:: orchidectomy
|
| orchidée {f}
|
:: orchid
|
| orchite {f} [pathology]
|
:: orchitis
|
| orcine {f} [organic compound]
|
:: orcin
|
| ordalie {f}
|
:: ordalium; ordeal
|
| ordi {m} [colloquial]
|
:: computer; comp, puter
|
| ordinaire {adj}
|
:: ordinary
|
| ordinaire {m} [with the definite article]
|
:: the ordinary, the usual
|
| ordinairement {adv}
|
:: ordinarily; normally
|
| ordinal {adj}
|
:: ordinal
|
| ordinand {m}
|
:: ordinand
|
| ordinariat {m}
|
:: ordinariate
|
| ordinarité {f} [rare]
|
:: ordinariness
|
| ordinarité {f} [maths]
|
:: ordinarity
|
| ordinateur {m}
|
:: A computer, a computing device
|
| ordinateur {m} [archaic, Christianity]
|
:: One who performs an ordination ceremony
|
| ordinateur portable {m}
|
:: laptop computer
|
| ordination {f}
|
:: ordination
|
| ordiphone {m} [rare]
|
:: smartphone
|
| ordonnance {f} [medicine]
|
:: prescription
|
| ordonnance {f} [legal]
|
:: order, decree
|
| ordonnance {f} [legal]
|
:: ordinance
|
| ordonnancement {m}
|
:: arrangement
|
| ordonnancement {m}
|
:: scheduling
|
| ordonnancement {m} [computing]
|
:: sequencing
|
| ordonnancer {v} [finance]
|
:: to authorize
|
| ordonnance restrictive {f} [law]
|
:: restraining order
|
| ordonnateur {m}
|
:: organizer, director (one who gives orders)
|
| ordonné {adj}
|
:: arranged, ordered
|
| ordonné {adj}
|
:: prescribed
|
| ordonnée {f}
|
:: ordinate (y coordinate)
|
| ordonnément {adv}
|
:: in an ordered manner
|
| ordonner {v}
|
:: to arrange, to organise, sort out (put in order)
|
| ordonner {v}
|
:: to prescribe (e.g. medicine)
|
| ordonner {v}
|
:: to prescribe, to order (give an order)
|
| ordonner {v} [religion]
|
:: to ordain
|
| ordre {m}
|
:: order (way in which things are arranged)
|
| ordre {m}
|
:: order (group)
|
| ordre {m} [legal]
|
:: order (calm)
|
| ordre {m}
|
:: region (used in estimations)
|
| ordre {m}
|
:: kind, sort
|
| ordre {m}
|
:: order (tidiness)
|
| ordre {m}
|
:: order (instruction)
|
| ordre {m} [finance]
|
:: order
|
| ordre {m} [taxonomy]
|
:: order
|
| ordre {m} [architecture]
|
:: classical order
|
| ordre de bataille {m}
|
:: order of battle
|
| ordre de grandeur {m}
|
:: order of magnitude
|
| ordre des mots {m}
|
:: word order (order of syntactic constituents)
|
| ordre du Temple {prop} [history]
|
:: the Knights Templar
|
| ordre permanent {m} [finance]
|
:: standing order, direct debit
|
| ordre public {m}
|
:: law and order, public order
|
| ordure {f}
|
:: garbage, refuse
|
| ordure {f}
|
:: dung, animal faeces
|
| ordure {f} [slang]
|
:: obscenity, filthy material
|
| ordure {f} [slang, pejorative]
|
:: a filthy person
|
| ordurer {vi}
|
:: to leave waste, to soil, to defecate
|
| ordurier {adj}
|
:: foul, filthy
|
| orée {f} [literary]
|
:: edge, border
|
| oreillard {adj}
|
:: (especially in combination) eared (having a specified type of ear)
|
| oreillard {m}
|
:: long-eared bat (of genus Plecotus)
|
| oreille {f}
|
:: ear
|
| oreille absolue {f} [music]
|
:: perfect pitch, absolute pitch (the ability to identify a note by name upon hearing it)
|
| oreille de crisse {f}
|
:: oreille de crisse
|
| oreille externe {f} [anatomy]
|
:: outer ear (portion of ear)
|
| oreille interne {f}
|
:: inner ear
|
| oreille moyenne {f}
|
:: middle ear
|
| oreiller {m}
|
:: pillow
|
| oreille relative {f} [music]
|
:: relative pitch
|
| oreillette {f}
|
:: earphone (transducer, earpiece or headphone)
|
| oreillette {f} [anatomy]
|
:: auricle (part of the heart)
|
| oreillette {f} [botany]
|
:: asarabacca, European wild ginger (Asarum europaeum)
|
| oreillette {f} [culinary]
|
:: beignet, fritter
|
| oreillons {mp}
|
:: mumps
|
| oréotrague {m}
|
:: klipspringer
|
| ores {adv} [obsolete except in phrases]
|
:: now
|
| orfèvre {m}
|
:: goldsmith, silversmith
|
| orfèvre en la matière {m} [idiom]
|
:: An expert in the matter; a person with good judgment
|
| orfèvrerie {f}
|
:: gold plate, silver plate
|
| orfèvrerie {f}
|
:: the trade of making such things
|
| orfévri {adj} [archaic]
|
:: wrought, crafted
|
| orfraie {f}
|
:: white-tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla)
|
| orfraie {f}
|
:: osprey
|
| orfraie {f}
|
:: bird of ill omen
|
| organe {m} [anatomy]
|
:: organ (any part of the body)
|
| organe {m}
|
:: organ (official publication)
|
| organe {m}
|
:: subsystem [of mechanical parts]
|
| organe {m}
|
:: body [of an organization], organ
|
| organe {m}
|
:: voice
|
| organelle {m} [cytology]
|
:: organelle
|
| organes génitaux {mp} [anatomy]
|
:: genitals, genitalia
|
| organicien {m} [chemistry]
|
:: organic chemist
|
| organicien {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organic chemistry (attributive)
|
| organicisme {m}
|
:: organicism
|
| organiciste {adj}
|
:: organicist
|
| organigramme {m}
|
:: organization chart, organigram (chart of reporting relationships in an organization)
|
| organique {adj}
|
:: organic (all meanings)
|
| organiquement {adv}
|
:: organically
|
| organisateur {m}
|
:: organizer, host
|
| organisation {f}
|
:: organization
|
| Organisation des Nations Unies {prop} {f}
|
:: United Nations Organization
|
| Organisation du traité de l'Atlantique Nord {f}
|
:: North Atlantic Treaty Organization
|
| organisationnel {adj}
|
:: organizational
|
| organisationnellement {adv}
|
:: organizationally
|
| organisation non gouvernementale {f}
|
:: non-governmental organization (organization without government funding)
|
| organisatrice {f}
|
:: feminine noun of organisateur
|
| organiser {v}
|
:: to organise; to plan an event
|
| organiser {v}
|
:: to organise; to put something in a specific order
|
| organiseur {f}
|
:: organizer (hand-held micro-computer)
|
| organisme {m}
|
:: organism (all senses)
|
| organisme {m}
|
:: organisation
|
| organiste {mf}
|
:: organist
|
| organite {m} [cytology]
|
:: organelle
|
| organo- {prefix}
|
:: organo-
|
| organoarsénié {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: organoarsenic
|
| organoboronique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organoboronic
|
| organobromé {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organobromine (attributive)
|
| organocatalyse {f} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organocatalysis
|
| organocatalyseur {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organocatalyst
|
| organochloré {adj}
|
:: organochlorinated
|
| organochloré {m}
|
:: organochloride (chlorine substituted organic compound)
|
| organoétain {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organotin
|
| organofluoré {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organofluorine (attributive)
|
| organogenèse {f}
|
:: organogenesis
|
| organoiodé {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organoiodine (attributive)
|
| organoleptique {adj}
|
:: organoleptic
|
| organoleptiquement {adv}
|
:: organoleptically
|
| organolithien {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organolithium
|
| organomagnésien {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organomagnesium (attributive)
|
| organomercuriel {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organomercurial
|
| organométallique {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: organometallic
|
| organoplombique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organolead
|
| organostannique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organostannic
|
| organozincique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: organozinc (attributive)
|
| organza {m}
|
:: organza
|
| orgasme {m}
|
:: orgasm
|
| orgasme multiple {m}
|
:: multiple orgasm
|
| orgasmique {adj}
|
:: orgasmic (of or relating to orgasms)
|
| orgastique {adj}
|
:: orgastic
|
| orge {mf}
|
:: barley
|
| orgeat {m}
|
:: orgeat
|
| orgeat {m}
|
:: a drink made of orgeat syrup, diluted with water
|
| orge perlé {m}
|
:: pearl barley
|
| orgiaque {adj}
|
:: orgiastic
|
| orgiastique {adj} [rare]
|
:: orgiastic
|
| orgie {f}
|
:: orgy (group activity)
|
| orgie {f}
|
:: orgy (group sex)
|
| orgie {f}
|
:: orgy, load, ocean, score (large amount)
|
| orgue {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: organ
|
| orgue de Barbarie {m}
|
:: barrel organ
|
| orgueil {m}
|
:: pride; proudness; haughtiness, arrogance
|
| orgueilleusement {adv}
|
:: proudly; with pride
|
| orgueilleux {adj}
|
:: haughty, proud, arrogant
|
| orgues {fp} [plurale tantum, music]
|
:: organ
|
| orgues {fp} [plurale tantum, geology]
|
:: columns
|
| Orianne {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| oricha {m}
|
:: orisha
|
| oriental {adj}
|
:: Eastern, of the east, of or relating to the Orient especially Asiatic, but most commonly to the Far East
|
| orientalement {adv}
|
:: orientally
|
| orientaliser {v}
|
:: to orientalise
|
| orientalisme {m}
|
:: orientalism
|
| orientaliste {adj}
|
:: orientalist
|
| orientaliste {mf}
|
:: orientalist
|
| orientation {f}
|
:: orientation
|
| orientation sexuelle {f}
|
:: sexual orientation
|
| orienté {adj}
|
:: orientated
|
| orienté {adj}
|
:: guided
|
| orienter {v}
|
:: to orientate
|
| orienter {v}
|
:: to set to north
|
| orienter {v}
|
:: to guide
|
| orienteur {m}
|
:: orienteerer
|
| orienteur {m}
|
:: school counselor
|
| orienteuse {f}
|
:: feminine noun of orienteur
|
| orifice {m}
|
:: an orifice
|
| oriflamme {f} [historical]
|
:: oriflamme
|
| oriflamme {f}
|
:: banner, standard
|
| origami {m} [uncountable]
|
:: origami (the Japanese art of paper folding)
|
| origami {m} [countable]
|
:: origami (piece of art made by folding paper)
|
| origamique {adj}
|
:: origamic (pertaining to origami)
|
| origamiquement {adv}
|
:: origamically (by means of origami)
|
| origan {m}
|
:: oregano (the plant)
|
| origan {m}
|
:: oregano (the herb)
|
| originaire {adj} [followed by "de"]
|
:: originating (from)
|
| originairement {adv}
|
:: originally, at first
|
| original {adj}
|
:: original
|
| original {m}
|
:: an unusual or eccentric person
|
| original {m}
|
:: an original manuscript
|
| originalement {adv}
|
:: originally
|
| originalité {f}
|
:: originality
|
| origine {f}
|
:: origin (start place)
|
| origine {f}
|
:: origin (place of creation)
|
| origine {f}
|
:: start, beginning
|
| origine {f} [mathematics]
|
:: origin
|
| originel {adj}
|
:: original (relating to or going back to the origin)
|
| originellement {adv}
|
:: originally
|
| orignal {m} [Canada]
|
:: moose
|
| Orinda {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| oripeau {m} [archaic]
|
:: shining copper blade
|
| oripeau {m} [in the plural]
|
:: rags
|
| oriya {m}
|
:: Oriya (language)
|
| ORL {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of otorhinolaryngologique (otolaryngological)
|
| ORL {n}
|
:: abbreviation of otorhinolaryngologie: ENT (otolaryngology)
|
| ORL {n}
|
:: abbreviation of otorhinolaryngologiste (otolaryngologist)
|
| orle {m} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: orle, bordure
|
| orle {m} [architecture]
|
:: orle
|
| orléanais {adj}
|
:: someone of or from Orleans
|
| orléanais {adj}
|
:: someone of or from Orléanais
|
| Orléanais {m}
|
:: The region of Orleans
|
| Orléanais {m}
|
:: The duchy of Orleans
|
| Orléanaise {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Orléanais
|
| orléanisme {m}
|
:: Orleanism
|
| orléaniste {mf}
|
:: Orleanist
|
| Orléans {prop}
|
:: Orléans (city)
|
| orme {m}
|
:: elm
|
| ormeau {m}
|
:: abalone (mollusc)
|
| ormeau {m}
|
:: (small) elm
|
| orme de Sibérie {m}
|
:: Siberian elm
|
| ormiau {m} [regional]
|
:: alternative form of ormeau
|
| or mussif {m}
|
:: mosaic gold
|
| orne {m}
|
:: manna ash (Fraxinus ornus)
|
| Orne {prop}
|
:: Orne (department)
|
| Orne {prop}
|
:: Orne (river)
|
| ornement {m}
|
:: show
|
| ornement {m}
|
:: ornament, embellishment
|
| ornement {m} [figuratively]
|
:: jewel
|
| ornemental {adj}
|
:: ornamental
|
| ornementalement {adv}
|
:: ornamentally
|
| ornementation {f}
|
:: ornamentation
|
| ornementation {f}
|
:: ornateness
|
| ornementer {vt}
|
:: to ornement
|
| orner {v}
|
:: to decorate, to adorn
|
| ornière {f}
|
:: rut (groove in a road)
|
| ornière {f} [figurative]
|
:: habit; routine
|
| ornithochorie {f} [biology]
|
:: ornithochory
|
| ornithogale {f}
|
:: star-of-Bethlehem (flowering plant of genus Ornithogalum)
|
| ornithologie {f}
|
:: ornithology
|
| ornithologique {adj}
|
:: ornithological
|
| ornithologiste {mf}
|
:: ornithologist
|
| ornithologue {mf}
|
:: ornithologist
|
| ornithophilie {f}
|
:: ornithophily
|
| ornithopode {m}
|
:: ornithopod
|
| ornithorynque {m}
|
:: platypus
|
| or noir {m} [figuratively]
|
:: black gold, petroleum
|
| orogenèse {f}
|
:: orogenesis
|
| orogénique {adj}
|
:: orogenic
|
| orographie {f}
|
:: orography
|
| orographique {adj}
|
:: orographic
|
| orographiquement {adv}
|
:: orographically
|
| oromo {m}
|
:: Oromo (language)
|
| Oronce {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| oronge {f}
|
:: agaric
|
| Oronte {prop} {m}
|
:: Orontes (river)
|
| orontien {adj}
|
:: Orontian
|
| Orontien {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| oropharyngé {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: oropharyngeal
|
| orotique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: orotic
|
| orpaillage {m}
|
:: placer mining
|
| orpailleur {m}
|
:: gold prospector, gold panner, one who pans for gold
|
| Orphée {prop} {m} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Orpheus
|
| orphelin {m}
|
:: orphan
|
| orphelin {adj}
|
:: orphaned
|
| orphelinat {m}
|
:: orphanage
|
| orphéon {m} [music]
|
:: choral society
|
| orphéonique {adj}
|
:: Relating to, or characteristic of a choral society
|
| orphéoniste {mf}
|
:: A member of a choral society
|
| orphisme {m}
|
:: Orphism
|
| orphiste {mf}
|
:: Orphist
|
| orque {f}
|
:: killer whale; orca
|
| Orsay {prop}
|
:: a commune in the Essonne department of Île-de-France
|
| ORSEC {prop}
|
:: initialism of organisation de la réponse de sécurité civile: French plans for dealing with disasters and emergencies, specifying the personnel, equipment, and techniques to be used
|
| orteil {m}
|
:: toe
|
| ortho- {prefix}
|
:: right
|
| orthobasique {adj}
|
:: orthorhombic
|
| orthocère {adj}
|
:: orthoceratid (attributive)
|
| orthochromatique {adj}
|
:: orthochromatic
|
| orthocinèse {f}
|
:: alternative form of orthokinèse
|
| orthodentine {f}
|
:: orthodentin
|
| orthodiagraphie {f}
|
:: orthodiagraphy
|
| orthodontie {f} [surgery]
|
:: orthodontics
|
| orthodontiste {mf}
|
:: orthodontist
|
| orthodoxe {adj}
|
:: orthodox
|
| orthodoxe {adj} [religion]
|
:: Orthodox
|
| orthodoxe {mf}
|
:: orthodox (person)
|
| orthodoxement {adv}
|
:: orthodoxly
|
| orthodoxie {f}
|
:: orthodoxy
|
| orthodromie {f}
|
:: orthodromic distance
|
| orthodromique {adj}
|
:: orthodromic
|
| orthoédrique {adj}
|
:: orthoedric
|
| orthoépie {f} [phonetics]
|
:: orthoepy
|
| orthoépique {adj}
|
:: orthoepic
|
| orthogenèse {f}
|
:: orthogenesis
|
| orthogénétique {adj}
|
:: orthogenetic
|
| orthogénie {f}
|
:: family planning
|
| orthognathe {adj}
|
:: orthognathous
|
| orthogonal {adj}
|
:: orthogonal
|
| orthogonalement {adv}
|
:: orthogonally
|
| orthogonalisation {f} [maths]
|
:: orthogonalization
|
| orthogonaliser {v} [maths]
|
:: To orthogonalize
|
| orthogonalité {f} [maths]
|
:: orthogonality
|
| orthogone {adj}
|
:: orthogonal
|
| orthographe {f}
|
:: orthography; spelling
|
| orthographie {f} [architecture]
|
:: orthography, orthographic projection
|
| orthographie {f} [chiefly before 1900]
|
:: obsolete form of orthographe
|
| orthographier {v}
|
:: to spell
|
| orthographieur {m}
|
:: orthographer
|
| orthographieuse {f}
|
:: feminine singular of orthographieur
|
| orthographique {adj}
|
:: orthographic, orthographical
|
| orthographiquement {adv}
|
:: orthographically
|
| orthographiste {m}
|
:: orthographist
|
| orthohydrogène {m}
|
:: orthohydrogen
|
| orthokératologie {f}
|
:: orthokeratology
|
| orthokinèse {f}
|
:: orthokinesis
|
| ortholexie {m}
|
:: good diction
|
| orthologie {f}
|
:: orthology
|
| orthologique {adj}
|
:: orthological
|
| orthomoléculaire {adj}
|
:: orthomolecular
|
| orthomorphie {f}
|
:: synonym of orthopédie
|
| orthonormal {adj}
|
:: orthonormal
|
| orthonormaliser {v}
|
:: To orthonormalize
|
| orthonormé {adj} [maths]
|
:: orthonormal
|
| orthopantomogramme {m}
|
:: orthopantomogram
|
| orthopédie {f}
|
:: orthopaedics
|
| orthopédique {adj}
|
:: orthopedic
|
| orthopédiste {mf}
|
:: orthopaedist
|
| orthophonie {f}
|
:: speech therapy
|
| orthophoniste {mf}
|
:: speech therapist
|
| orthophosphorique {adj} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: orthophosphoric
|
| orthophotographie {f}
|
:: orthophoto, orthophotograph
|
| orthophotographie {f}
|
:: orthophotography
|
| orthopnée {f}
|
:: orthopnoea / orthopnea
|
| orthopnoïque {adj}
|
:: orthopnoeic / orthopneic
|
| orthopraxie {f}
|
:: orthopraxy
|
| orthoptère {m}
|
:: orthopteran
|
| orthoptéroïde {m}
|
:: orthopteroid
|
| orthoptie {f}
|
:: orthoptics
|
| orthoptique {adj}
|
:: orthoptic
|
| orthoptiste {mf}
|
:: orthoptist
|
| orthopyroxène {m} [mineral]
|
:: orthopyroxene
|
| orthorexie {f}
|
:: orthorexia
|
| orthorexique {adj}
|
:: orthorexic
|
| orthorhombique {adj}
|
:: orthorhombic
|
| orthorhombiquement {adv}
|
:: orthorhombically
|
| orthorhynque {m}
|
:: Antillean crested hummingbird (Orthorhyncus cristatus)
|
| orthorrhombique {adj}
|
:: alternative form of orthorhombique
|
| orthoscopie {f}
|
:: orthoscopy
|
| orthoscopique {adj}
|
:: orthoscopic
|
| orthose {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: orthoclase
|
| orthosexuel {adj}
|
:: orthosexual
|
| orthosie {f}
|
:: orthosia (moth)
|
| orthosiphon {m}
|
:: orthosiphon
|
| orthospermé {adj} [botany]
|
:: orthospermous
|
| orthostate {m}
|
:: orthostat
|
| orthostatique {adj}
|
:: orthostatic
|
| orthostatisme {m}
|
:: orthostatism
|
| orthosympathique {adj}
|
:: orthosympathetic
|
| orthotopique {adj}
|
:: orthotopic
|
| orthotrope {adj}
|
:: orthotropic
|
| ortie {f}
|
:: nettle
|
| ortolan {m}
|
:: ortolan (small bird)
|
| orvet {m}
|
:: slowworm
|
| Orville {prop}
|
:: A placename
|
| Orville {prop}
|
:: Orville, Indre, France
|
| Orville {prop}
|
:: Orville, Orne, France
|
| Orville {prop}
|
:: A placename
|
| Orville {prop}
|
:: Orville, Côte-d'Or, France; (From the golden coloration found in the local wineries and their golden leafed grape vines)
|
| orwellien {adj}
|
:: Orwellian
|
| oryctérope {m}
|
:: aardvark
|
| oryctognosie {f} [obsolete]
|
:: oryctognosy
|
| oryctologie {f} [obsolete]
|
:: oryctology
|
| oryctologique {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: oryctological
|
| -os {suffix} [slang]
|
:: Slang ending of nouns, adjectives and adverbs; without changing the meaning
|
| os {m}
|
:: bone
|
| oscarisé {adj}
|
:: Oscar-winning
|
| oscariser {vt}
|
:: to award an Oscar to
|
| oscillateur {m}
|
:: oscillator
|
| oscillateur de battement {m}
|
:: beat frequency oscillator
|
| oscillation {f}
|
:: oscillation
|
| oscillatoire {adj}
|
:: oscillatory
|
| osciller {v}
|
:: to oscillate
|
| osciller {v}
|
:: to wobble
|
| oscillo {m} [colloquial]
|
:: oscilloscope
|
| oscillographe {m}
|
:: oscillograph
|
| oscillographie {f}
|
:: oscillography
|
| oscillographique {adj}
|
:: oscillographic
|
| oscilloscope {m}
|
:: oscilloscope
|
| osculateur {adj} [geometry]
|
:: osculating
|
| oscule {m} [biology]
|
:: osculum
|
| -ose {suffix} [pathology]
|
:: -osis, a functional disease or condition
|
| -ose {suffix} [chemistry]
|
:: -ose, a saccharide (simple sugar)
|
| osé {adj}
|
:: daring, risqué
|
| Osée {prop} {m} [bible]
|
:: Hosea
|
| osef {interj} [internet slang, colloquial, vulgar, acronym]
|
:: abbreviation of on s'en fout
|
| oseille {f}
|
:: [botany] sorrel
|
| oseille {f} [colloquial]
|
:: dough, dosh, bread (money)
|
| oser {v}
|
:: to dare
|
| oser {v} [Switzerland]
|
:: to be allowed to
|
| oseraie {f}
|
:: willow orchard
|
| os ethmoïde {m}
|
:: ethmoid bone
|
| os frontal {m}
|
:: frontal bone
|
| os hyoïde {m}
|
:: hyoid bone
|
| oside {m} [carbohydrate]
|
:: saccharide (especially a polymeric one)
|
| osidique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: saccharidic
|
| osier {m} [countable]
|
:: osier (tree)
|
| osier {m} [uncountable]
|
:: wicker
|
| osier {m} [tree]
|
:: willow
|
| -osité {suffix}
|
:: -osity
|
| os lacrymal {m}
|
:: lacrimal bone
|
| Oslo {prop} {f}
|
:: Oslo (county/and/municipality/capital city)
|
| osmanthe {m}
|
:: osmanthus
|
| osmazôme {m}
|
:: osmazome
|
| osmique {adj} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: osmic
|
| osmium {m}
|
:: osmium
|
| osmiure {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: osmide
|
| osmolalité {f} [chemistry]
|
:: osmolality
|
| osmolarité {f} [chemistry]
|
:: osmolarity
|
| osmorécepteur {m}
|
:: osmoreceptor
|
| osmose {m}
|
:: osmosis
|
| osmotique {adj}
|
:: osmotic
|
| osmotrophie {f} [biology]
|
:: osmotrophy
|
| osmotrophique {adj} [biology]
|
:: osmotrophic
|
| os nasal {m}
|
:: nasal bone
|
| os occipital {m}
|
:: occipital bone
|
| os palatin {m}
|
:: palatine bone
|
| os pariétal {m}
|
:: parietal bone
|
| os pisiforme {m}
|
:: pisiform bone
|
| osque {adj}
|
:: Oscan
|
| osque {m}
|
:: Oscan
|
| Osque {mf}
|
:: Oscan (person)
|
| Osroène {prop} {f}
|
:: Osroene
|
| osroénien {adj}
|
:: Osroenian
|
| ossature {f}
|
:: frame, structure, framework
|
| ossature {f}
|
:: bone structure
|
| osséine {f} [protein]
|
:: ossein
|
| osselet {m}
|
:: small bone; (of the ear) ossicle
|
| osselet {m}
|
:: jack, knucklebone
|
| ossements {mp}
|
:: bones, denuded of flesh
|
| Ossète {mf}
|
:: an Ossetian
|
| Ossétie {prop} {f}
|
:: Ossetia, a Caucasian region, ancestral home of the Ossetic culture
|
| Ossétie du Nord {prop} {f}
|
:: The Russian Caucasian region North Ossetia
|
| Ossétie du Sud {prop} {f}
|
:: The Georgian Caucasian region South Ossetia
|
| Ossétien {m}
|
:: Ossetian
|
| osseusement {adv}
|
:: osseously
|
| osseusement {adv}
|
:: bonily
|
| osseux {adj}
|
:: osseous
|
| osseux {adj}
|
:: bony
|
| ossifier {v}
|
:: to ossify (turn to bone)
|
| osso buco {m}
|
:: osso buco (Italian meat dish)
|
| ossobuco {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of osso buco
|
| os sphénoïde {m}
|
:: sphenoid bone
|
| ossuaire {m}
|
:: ossuary
|
| ost {m} [archaic, literary]
|
:: host, army
|
| ostéide {m}
|
:: osteoid
|
| os temporal {m}
|
:: temporal bone
|
| ostendais {adj}
|
:: Of or from Ostend
|
| Ostende {prop} {m}
|
:: Ostende (city)
|
| ostensible {adj}
|
:: apparent
|
| ostensiblement {adv}
|
:: ostensibly, apparently
|
| ostensiblement {adv}
|
:: conspicuously
|
| ostensoir {m}
|
:: monstrance (ornamental in which the consecrated host is placed for veneration)
|
| ostentation {f}
|
:: ostentation
|
| ostentatoire {adj}
|
:: ostentatious
|
| ostentatoirement {adv}
|
:: ostentatiously
|
| ostéo- {prefix}
|
:: osteo-
|
| ostéoblaste {m}
|
:: osteoblast
|
| ostéocalcine {f} [protein]
|
:: osteocalcin
|
| ostéoclaste {m} [biology]
|
:: osteoclast
|
| ostéocolle {f}
|
:: The coating of lime that builds up on objects suspended in a source of hard water
|
| ostéodystrophie {f}
|
:: osteodystrophy
|
| ostéoformation {f}
|
:: osteoformation
|
| ostéogenèse {f} [physiology]
|
:: osteogenesis
|
| ostéoïde {adj}
|
:: osteoid
|
| ostéoïde {m}
|
:: osteoid
|
| ostéologique {adj}
|
:: osteological
|
| ostéolyse {f} [biology]
|
:: osteolysis
|
| ostéomalacie {f} [pathology]
|
:: osteomalacia
|
| ostéométrique {adj}
|
:: osteometric
|
| ostéomorphologique {adj}
|
:: osteomorphological
|
| ostéomyélite {f} [pathology]
|
:: osteomyelitis
|
| ostéon {m} [anatomy]
|
:: osteon
|
| ostéopathe {mf}
|
:: osteopath
|
| ostéopathie {f}
|
:: osteopathy
|
| ostéopathique {adj}
|
:: osteopathic
|
| ostéoplaste {m} [anatomy]
|
:: osteoplast
|
| ostéoporose {f} [pathology]
|
:: osteoporosis
|
| ostéotomie {f} [anatomy, surgery]
|
:: osteotomy
|
| ostiaire {m} [historical, Ancient Rome or archaic]
|
:: porter, doorman, ostiary
|
| ostie {f} [Quebec, vulgar]
|
:: An expletive and intensifier for all purposes
|
| Ostie {prop} {f}
|
:: Ostia
|
| ostracisation {f}
|
:: ostracization
|
| ostraciser {vt}
|
:: to ostracize
|
| ostracisme {m}
|
:: ostracism
|
| os trapèze {m} [skeleton]
|
:: trapezium
|
| os trapézoïde {m} [skeleton]
|
:: trapezoid bone
|
| ostréicole {adj} [attributive]
|
:: oyster; oyster farming
|
| ostréiculteur {m}
|
:: oyster farmer
|
| ostréiculteuse {f}
|
:: feminine singular of ostréiculteur
|
| ostréiculture {f}
|
:: oyster farming
|
| ostrier {m}
|
:: hop hornbeam (of genus Ostrya)
|
| ostrogoth {m} [colloquial]
|
:: a barbarian, an uncivilized bigot
|
| ostrogothique {adj}
|
:: Ostrogothic
|
| os zygomatique {m}
|
:: zygomatic bone
|
| -ot {suffix}
|
:: A diminutive indicator for certain words, functioning similarly to the more common -et. Used for some names:
|
| Ota {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| otage {mf}
|
:: hostage
|
| Otan {prop}
|
:: alternative form of OTAN
|
| OTAN {prop} {f}
|
:: NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)
|
| otarie {f}
|
:: sea lion
|
| -ote {suffix}
|
:: suffix indicating provenance
|
| -ote {suffix}
|
:: feminine noun of -ot
|
| -oter {suffix} [colloquial]
|
:: Forming verbs from other verbs, with a diminutive or frequentative sense
|
| ôter {v}
|
:: to take away, remove
|
| ôter {v}
|
:: to take off, remove (clothes, etc.)
|
| ôter {v}
|
:: to remove, cut (text etc.); to take away (in arithmetic)
|
| ôter {v}
|
:: to take (something) away from someone; to deprive
|
| ôter {vp}
|
:: to move oneself, get out of the way
|
| ôter une épine du pied {v} [à]
|
:: [colloquial, figuratively] to get out of a tight spot, to help out of a jam; to take a weight off someone's shoulders; to be a relief
|
| otique {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: otic
|
| otoconie {f} [anatomy]
|
:: otoconium
|
| otographie {f} [anatomy]
|
:: otography
|
| otographique {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: otographic
|
| otolithe {m} [anatomy]
|
:: otolith
|
| otolithique {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: otolithic
|
| otologie {f}
|
:: otology (the branch of medicine that deals with the ear)
|
| otologique {adj}
|
:: otological
|
| oto-rhino-laryngologie {f} [medicine]
|
:: otorhinolaryngology
|
| otorhinolaryngologie {f} [medicine, 1990 spelling reform]
|
:: otorhinolaryngology
|
| oto-rhino-laryngologique {n} [medicine]
|
:: otorhinolaryngological
|
| otorhinolaryngologique {n} [medicine, 1990 spelling reform]
|
:: otorhinolaryngological
|
| oto-rhino-laryngologiste {mf} [medicine]
|
:: otorhinolaryngologist
|
| otorhinolaryngologiste {mf} [medicine, 1990 spelling reform]
|
:: otorhinolaryngologist
|
| Otrante {prop} {m}
|
:: Otrante (town)
|
| Ottawa {prop}
|
:: Ottawa (city)
|
| Ottawa-Hull {prop}
|
:: The National Capital Region (NCR) of Canada; former name of Ottawa-Gatineau
|
| -otte {suffix}
|
:: feminine noun of -ot; forming feminine nouns and adjectives, chiefly with diminutive effect
|
| ottoman {adj}
|
:: Ottoman
|
| ottonien {adj}
|
:: Ottonian
|
| ou {conj}
|
:: or
|
| ou {conj}
|
:: either...or
|
| où {adv}
|
:: where (interrogative)
|
| où {adv}
|
:: where (relative pronoun)
|
| où {adv}
|
:: At that time; when
|
| où {adv} [poetic]
|
:: whither
|
| ouaf {interj} [onomatopoeia]
|
:: woof, the sound of a dog's bark
|
| ouagalais {adj}
|
:: From or related to Ouagadougou
|
| ouah {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: yeah, yep, yup
|
| ouah {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: yeah, yep, yup
|
| ouah {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: wow!
|
| ouah {interj} [onomatopoeia]
|
:: woof, the sound of a dog's bark
|
| ouaï {m} [slang, Marseille dialect]
|
:: mess, chaos
|
| ouaiiis {interj}
|
:: whee
|
| ouaille {f}
|
:: ewe
|
| ouaille {f} [in plural]
|
:: flock (of sheep, or the people looked after by a Christian pastor)
|
| ouaille {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: yeah, yep, yup
|
| ouaille {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: yeah, yep, yup
|
| ouaip {interj}
|
:: yep
|
| ouais {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: yeah, yep, yup, yes, affirmative expression
|
| ouais {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: Used to express consent
|
| ouais {interj} [dated]
|
:: wow
|
| ouais {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: whoo (expresses joy)
|
| Oualid {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| ouananiche {f} [Canada]
|
:: a wananish / winninish
|
| oua-oua {interj}
|
:: A representation of a dog's bark
|
| ouaouaron {m} [Canadian, Louisiana French]
|
:: bullfrog
|
| ouate {f}
|
:: cotton wool
|
| ouaté {adj}
|
:: quilted
|
| ouaté {adj}
|
:: muffled
|
| ouate de phoque {interj} [humorous]
|
:: what the hell
|
| ouater {v}
|
:: to cotton-wool (cover with cotton wool)
|
| ouaterie {f}
|
:: wool-making
|
| ouateux {adj}
|
:: woolly, soft like wool
|
| Oubangui {prop} {m}
|
:: Ubangi (river)
|
| ou bien {conj}
|
:: either (... or ...)
|
| oubli {m}
|
:: oversight (omission)
|
| oubliable {adj}
|
:: forgettable
|
| oublie {f}
|
:: wafer
|
| oublie {f}
|
:: (religion) host
|
| oublié {adj}
|
:: forgotten
|
| oublier {v}
|
:: to forget
|
| oublier {v}
|
:: to leave something behind by accident
|
| oubliette {f}
|
:: oubliette
|
| oubliettes de l'histoire {fp}
|
:: trash heap of history, ash heap of history
|
| oublieusement {adv}
|
:: obliviously
|
| oublieux {adj}
|
:: oblivious, forgetful (failing to remember)
|
| ouch {interj}
|
:: interjection expressing a sharp pain: ouch!
|
| ouchanka {f}
|
:: ushanka
|
| oued {m}
|
:: wadi (a valley, gully, or stream-bed in northern Africa and southwest Asia that remains dry except during the rainy season)
|
| Ouellet {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Ouellette {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| ouest {m}
|
:: west
|
| Ouest {prop} {m}
|
:: West (Western block, Western Europe)
|
| ouest-asiatique {adj}
|
:: Western Asian
|
| ouest-nord-ouest {m}
|
:: west-northwest (compass point)
|
| ouest-quart-nord-ouest {m}
|
:: west by north (compass point)
|
| ouest-quart-sud-ouest {m}
|
:: north-northwest (compass point)
|
| ouest-sud-ouest {m}
|
:: west-southwest (compass point)
|
| ouf {interj}
|
:: phew!, whew! (expressing relief)
|
| ouf {adj} [slang]
|
:: crazy; nuts
|
| ouf {m} [slang]
|
:: crazy person, nutter
|
| Ouganda {prop} {m}
|
:: Uganda
|
| ougandais {adj}
|
:: Ugandan
|
| Ougandais {m}
|
:: Ugandan (A person from Uganda or of Ugandan descent)
|
| Ougandaise {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Ougandais
|
| ouguiya {m}
|
:: ouguiya (currency of Mauritania)
|
| ouh {interj}
|
:: ooh, ouch
|
| ouh {interj}
|
:: booh, hiss
|
| oui {adv}
|
:: yes
|
| oui {interj}
|
:: yes
|
| ouiche {f} [humorous]
|
:: quiche
|
| oui-da {interj} [archaic]
|
:: yes indeed; in truth, assuredly
|
| ouï-dire {m}
|
:: hearsay
|
| ouïe {f}
|
:: hearing, audition
|
| ouïe {f}
|
:: gill (breathing organ)
|
| ouïe {f} [musical instruments, lutherie]
|
:: f-hole, sound hole
|
| ouïghour {adj}
|
:: Uyghur
|
| ouïghour {m}
|
:: Uyghur (language)
|
| ouïgour {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of ouïghour
|
| ouïgour {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of ouïghour
|
| Ouïgour {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of Ouïghour
|
| ouillage {m}
|
:: ullage (topping up)
|
| ouille {interj}
|
:: ouch! ow!
|
| ouiller {v}
|
:: to add wine to a barrel to replace evaporated wine
|
| ouiménon {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: kinda
|
| Ouimet {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| ouin {m}
|
:: An expression of sadness (like crying) by making such a sound
|
| ouip {interj}
|
:: informal form of ouipe
|
| ouipe {interj} [colloquial, neologism]
|
:: Yep; yup
|
| ouïr {v} [archaic]
|
:: to hear
|
| ouïr {v} [archaic]
|
:: to listen
|
| ouiski {m} [rare]
|
:: alternative spelling of whisky
|
| ouisqui {m} [rare]
|
:: alternative spelling of whisky
|
| ouisquie {m} [rare]
|
:: alternative spelling of whisky
|
| ouistiti {m}
|
:: marmoset
|
| ouistiti {interj} [photography]
|
:: cheese
|
| oukase {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of ukase
|
| Oulan-Bator {prop} {f}
|
:: Ulan Bator
|
| oule {f}
|
:: cauldron, handleless earthen pot, marmite
|
| oule {f} [geography]
|
:: pothole, water cavity
|
| oule {f} [geography, by extension]
|
:: watercourse that contains such a pothole
|
| oule {f} [by extension]
|
:: town or village located near such a fluvial feature
|
| ouléma {m} [Islam]
|
:: A Muslim scholar
|
| oulipien {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to the Oulipo movement
|
| Oulipo {prop}
|
:: Ouvroir de littérature potentielle (workshop of potential literature): a loose gathering of (mainly) French-speaking writers and mathematicians who seek to create works using constrained writing techniques
|
| OuLiPo {prop}
|
:: alternative spelling of Oulipo
|
| Ouo {prop}
|
:: Ouo (town)
|
| ouolof {m}
|
:: alternative form of wolof
|
| oups {interj}
|
:: oops, whoops
|
| ouragan {m} [weather]
|
:: hurricane
|
| Oural {prop} {m}
|
:: Urals
|
| ouraline {m}
|
:: uranium glass
|
| ouralo-altaïque {adj}
|
:: Ural-Altaic
|
| ouranien {adj}
|
:: uranian
|
| ouranien {adj}
|
:: celestial
|
| ouraque {m} [anatomy]
|
:: urachus
|
| ourdir {vt}
|
:: to warp (set up a weaving frame)
|
| ourdir {vt} [by extension, literary]
|
:: to plot (set up a plan)
|
| ourdophone {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of ourdouphone
|
| ourdophone {mf}
|
:: alternative spelling of ourdouphone
|
| ourdou {m}
|
:: the Urdu langue
|
| ourdou {adj}
|
:: Urdu (related to the Urdu language)
|
| ourdouphone {adj}
|
:: Urdu-speaking
|
| ourdouphone {mf}
|
:: An Urdu-speaking person
|
| ourler {v}
|
:: to hem
|
| ourlet {m}
|
:: hem
|
| ourlet {m} [anatomy]
|
:: rim, helix
|
| ours {m}
|
:: bear (animal)
|
| ours {m}
|
:: masthead (list of a newspaper's main staff)
|
| ours blanc {m}
|
:: polar bear
|
| ourse {f}
|
:: she-bear (a female bear)
|
| ours en peluche {m}
|
:: teddy bear (a stuffed toy bear)
|
| oursin {m}
|
:: sea urchin
|
| oursinade {f}
|
:: sea urchin meal or festival
|
| ours mal léché {m} [colloquial]
|
:: a roughneck, a gruff person, an ill-mannered person, a surly person
|
| ours noir {m}
|
:: black bear
|
| ourson {m}
|
:: cub; bear cub
|
| oursonne {f}
|
:: feminine noun of ourson
|
| ours polaire {m}
|
:: polar bear
|
| -ouse {suffix}
|
:: Forming feminine nouns of colloquial or slang speech (from other nouns)
|
| ousque {adv}
|
:: alternative form of oùsque
|
| oùsque {adv}
|
:: alternative form of où (interrogative or relative)
|
| Oussouriisk {prop} {m}
|
:: Ussuriysk
|
| oustachi {adj}
|
:: Ustaše (attributive)
|
| ouste {interj}
|
:: shoo, begone, hop it!
|
| oustiti {m}
|
:: marmoset
|
| oustiti {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: cheese (used to make someone smile when posing for a photo)
|
| oût {m}
|
:: rare form of août
|
| outaouais {adj}
|
:: Of or from Outaouais
|
| Outaouais {prop}
|
:: Outaouais (region)
|
| outarde {m}
|
:: bustard
|
| outarde {m}
|
:: Canada goose
|
| outardeau {m}
|
:: The young of a bustard
|
| outchitel {m}
|
:: A tutor or teacher who is Russian
|
| outil {m}
|
:: tool (something designed to aid in a task)
|
| outillage {m}
|
:: equipment, tools
|
| outillé {adj}
|
:: equipped
|
| outiller {vt}
|
:: to equip; to tool up
|
| outrage {m}
|
:: offence, insult, contempt
|
| outrage {m} [literary]
|
:: onslaught
|
| outrageant {adj}
|
:: outrageous
|
| outrageant {adj}
|
:: offensive, insulting
|
| outrager {v}
|
:: to offend greatly, insult
|
| outrager {v}
|
:: to outrage
|
| outrageusement {adv}
|
:: outrageously
|
| outrageux {adj}
|
:: outrageous, over-the-top
|
| outrance {f}
|
:: extravagance
|
| outrance {f}
|
:: excess
|
| outrancier {adj}
|
:: outrageous
|
| outrancier {adj}
|
:: outre
|
| outrancièrement {adv}
|
:: outrageously
|
| outre {f}
|
:: goatskin, wine skin, water skin
|
| outre {prep}
|
:: as well as, besides, on top of
|
| outré {adj}
|
:: excessive
|
| outré {adj}
|
:: outrageous
|
| outrecuidamment {adv}
|
:: overweeningly, presumptuously
|
| outrecuidance {f}
|
:: presumptuousness, impertinence
|
| outrecuidant {adj} [literary]
|
:: overweening, presumptuous
|
| outre-Manche {adv}
|
:: across the Channel (i.e., in the UK)
|
| outrément {adv}
|
:: extravagantly
|
| outrément {adv}
|
:: unconventionally
|
| outre-mer {adv}
|
:: overseas
|
| outre-mer {f}
|
:: Collectively, the overseas territories (départements) of France, such as Guadeloupe and Réunion. Also called départements d'outre-mer or France d'outre-mer
|
| outremer {m}
|
:: ultramarine (color)
|
| outremer {adj}
|
:: ultramarine
|
| outre mesure {adv} [literary]
|
:: overly, overmuch, to excess, immoderately, unduly
|
| Outremont {prop}
|
:: Outremont
|
| Outremont {prop}
|
:: Outremont (borough)
|
| Outremont {prop} [historical]
|
:: Outremont (former city)
|
| outrenoir {m} [arts]
|
:: An artistic style involving endless depth of blackness, created by playing with the light reflected off the texture of the paint, and associated with the works of Pierre Soulages
|
| outrepasser {v}
|
:: to go beyond, exceed, overstep
|
| outre que {conj}
|
:: besides that
|
| outrer {vt}
|
:: to exaggerate
|
| outrer {vt}
|
:: to outrage
|
| outre-tombe {m}
|
:: afterlife
|
| outsider {m}
|
:: long shot, dark horse, outsider
|
| ouvert {adj}
|
:: open
|
| ouvert d'esprit {adj}
|
:: open-minded, broad-minded
|
| ouvertement {adv}
|
:: openly; overtly
|
| ouverture {f}
|
:: opening
|
| ouverture {f} [music]
|
:: overture
|
| ouverture d'esprit {f}
|
:: open-mindedness, broad-mindedness
|
| ouvrable {adj}
|
:: working, business (attributive)
|
| ouvrage {m}
|
:: work, labour
|
| ouvrage {m}
|
:: piece of work
|
| ouvrage {m}
|
:: work, oeuvre
|
| ouvrage {m}
|
:: book, volume
|
| ouvragé {adj}
|
:: elaborate (finely wrought)
|
| ouvrage d'art {m}
|
:: civil engineering structure, such as viaduct or tunnel
|
| ouvré {adj}
|
:: working, work (attributive)
|
| ouvre-boîtes {m}
|
:: can-opener, tin-opener
|
| ouvre-bouteille {m}
|
:: bottle opener (literally "open-bottle")
|
| ouvrer {vit}
|
:: to work
|
| ouvreur {m}
|
:: opener
|
| ouvreur {m}
|
:: forerunner
|
| ouvreur {m}
|
:: usher
|
| ouvreur {m}
|
:: a worker in papermaking, charged with drawing out the paste from the vat and spreading it evenly to make a sheet
|
| ouvreur {m}
|
:: a worker in glassmaking
|
| ouvreur {m}
|
:: a worker who fashions textile materials and prepares them for weaving
|
| ouvreuse {f}
|
:: feminine noun of ouvreur
|
| ouvrier {m}
|
:: worker, labourer (manual worker); workman
|
| ouvrier {m}
|
:: operator
|
| ouvrière {f}
|
:: feminine noun of ouvrier (female worker)
|
| ouvrière {f} [zoology]
|
:: worker (bee)
|
| ouvriérisme {m}
|
:: ouvrierism, workerism
|
| ouvriériste {adj}
|
:: ouvrierist, workerist
|
| ouvriériste {mf}
|
:: ouvrierist, workerist
|
| ouvrir {vt}
|
:: to open
|
| ouvrir {vt}
|
:: to begin
|
| ouvrir {vr} [s'ouvrir, of a door, a gate]
|
:: to open (become open)
|
| ouvrir la marche {v}
|
:: to lead the way
|
| ouvrir la marque {v} [sports]
|
:: to break the deadlock (to score the first goal in a match)
|
| ouvrir la voie {v} [à]
|
:: [figuratively] to pave the way for, to blaze the trail for
|
| ouvrir le bal {v}
|
:: open the ball (to begin operations; to set things in motion)
|
| ouvrir le feu {vi}
|
:: to open fire
|
| ouvrir les yeux {v} [sur]
|
:: [colloquial, figuratively] to wake up to (something), to wake up and smell the coffee
|
| ouvrir les yeux {v} [à, ;, sur]
|
:: [colloquial, figuratively] to open someone's eyes to (something)
|
| ouvroir {m}
|
:: workroom, sewing room
|
| ouwarovite {f}
|
:: alternative form of uvarovite
|
| ouzbek {adj}
|
:: Uzbek (of or pertaining to Uzbekistan or its people or culture)
|
| ouzbek {m}
|
:: Uzbek, the Uzbek language
|
| Ouzbek {mf}
|
:: Uzbek (a person)
|
| Ouzbèke {f}
|
:: feminine singular of Ouzbek
|
| Ouzbékistan {prop} {m}
|
:: Uzbekistan
|
| -ouze {suffix}
|
:: Forming feminine nouns of colloquial or slang speech (from other nouns)
|
| ouzo {m}
|
:: ouzo
|
| ovaire {m}
|
:: ovary
|
| ovalaire {adj}
|
:: oval (all senses)
|
| ovale {adj}
|
:: oval
|
| ovale {m}
|
:: oval
|
| ovalène {m} [organic compound]
|
:: ovalene
|
| ovaliser {v}
|
:: To ovalize
|
| ovariectomie {f} [surgery]
|
:: ovariectomy
|
| ovarien {adj}
|
:: ovarian
|
| ovation {f}
|
:: ovation
|
| ovationner {vt}
|
:: to cheer (give an ovation)
|
| overbooker {v}
|
:: to overbook
|
| overdose {f} [medicine]
|
:: overdose
|
| Overijssel {prop}
|
:: Overijssel
|
| Ovide {prop} {m}
|
:: Ovid
|
| oviducte {m} [anatomy]
|
:: oviduct, Fallopian tube
|
| ovin {adj}
|
:: ovine (of or relating to sheep)
|
| ovin {m}
|
:: ovine (a sheep)
|
| ovipare {adj}
|
:: oviparous (egg laying)
|
| ovisme {m}
|
:: ovism
|
| oviste {adj}
|
:: ovist
|
| oviste {mf}
|
:: ovist
|
| ovni {m} [initialism]
|
:: UFO
|
| ovni {m}
|
:: A person or product that is surprising and difficult to classify
|
| OVNI {m}
|
:: alternative form of ovni
|
| ovniologie {f}
|
:: ufology
|
| ovniologue {mf}
|
:: ufologist
|
| ovocyte {m} [cytology]
|
:: oocyte
|
| ovogenèse {f}
|
:: ovogenesis
|
| ovogonie {f} [anatomy]
|
:: ovogonium, oogonium
|
| ovoïde {adj}
|
:: ovoid
|
| ovologie {f}
|
:: ovology
|
| ovologie {f} [by extension]
|
:: embryology
|
| ovologie {f}
|
:: oology
|
| ovotide {m} [biology]
|
:: ootid
|
| ovovitelline {f} [protein]
|
:: ovovitellin
|
| ovulaire {adj} [biology]
|
:: ovular
|
| ovulation {f}
|
:: ovulation
|
| ovule {m}
|
:: ovum
|
| ovuler {v}
|
:: to ovulate
|
| owénisme {m}
|
:: Owenism
|
| oweniste {adj}
|
:: alternative form of owéniste
|
| owéniste {adj}
|
:: Owenist
|
| owéniste {mf}
|
:: Owenist
|
| oxacide {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: oxyacid
|
| oxalate {m}
|
:: oxalate
|
| oxalhydrique {adj} [obsolete, organic chemistry]
|
:: synonym of tartrique
|
| oxalique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: oxalic
|
| oxaloacétate {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: oxaloacetate
|
| oxaloacétique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: oxaloacetic
|
| oxalovinique {adj} [obsolete, organic chemistry]
|
:: oxalovinic
|
| oxalurique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: oxaluric
|
| oxamique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: oxamic
|
| oxanion {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: oxyanion
|
| oxépane {m} [organic compound]
|
:: oxepane
|
| oxépine {m} [organic compound]
|
:: oxepine
|
| oxétane {m} [organic compound]
|
:: oxetane
|
| oxfordien {adj}
|
:: Oxfordian, Oxonian
|
| Oxfordien {m}
|
:: Oxfordian, Oxonian
|
| Oxfordienne {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Oxfordien
|
| oxide {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of oxyde
|
| oxigène {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of oxygène
|
| oxirène {m} [organic compound]
|
:: oxirene
|
| oxoacétate {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: oxoacetate
|
| oxoacétique {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: oxoacetic
|
| oxoacide {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: oxoacid
|
| oxoéthane {m} [organic compound]
|
:: synonym of éthanal
|
| oxophile {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: oxophilic
|
| oxy- {prefix}
|
:: oxy-
|
| oxyacétylénique {adj}
|
:: oxyacetylenic
|
| oxychloration {f} [chemistry]
|
:: oxychlorination
|
| oxychlorique {adj} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: oxychloric
|
| oxychlorure {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: oxychloride
|
| oxycodon {m}
|
:: oxycodone
|
| oxydable {adj}
|
:: oxidizable
|
| oxydable {adj}
|
:: liable to rust
|
| oxydant {m}
|
:: oxidant
|
| oxydant {adj}
|
:: oxidant (attributive)
|
| oxydase {f} [enzyme]
|
:: oxidase
|
| oxydatif {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: oxidative
|
| oxydation {f} [chemistry]
|
:: oxidation
|
| oxyde {m} [chemistry]
|
:: oxide
|
| oxyde blanc d'arsenic {m}
|
:: white arsenic oxide, white arsenic
|
| oxyde de carbone {m}
|
:: carbon dioxide
|
| oxyder {v}
|
:: to oxidise
|
| oxyder {vp}
|
:: to oxidise
|
| oxydoréduction {f} [chemistry]
|
:: oxidoreduction, redox reaction
|
| oxydule {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: protoxide
|
| oxyfluorure {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: oxyfluoride
|
| oxygénase {f} [enzyme]
|
:: oxygenase
|
| oxygénateur {m}
|
:: oxygenator
|
| oxygénation {f}
|
:: oxygenation
|
| oxygéné {adj}
|
:: oxygenated
|
| oxygéné {adj}
|
:: bleached (with peroxide)
|
| oxygène {m}
|
:: oxygen
|
| oxygéner {v}
|
:: to oxygenate
|
| oxygénique {adj}
|
:: oxygenic
|
| oxyhémoglobine {f} [biochemistry]
|
:: oxyhemoglobin
|
| oxyhydroxyde {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: oxyhydroxide
|
| oxymètre {m}
|
:: oximeter
|
| oxymore {m}
|
:: oxymoron (figure of speech)
|
| oxynitrure {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: oxynitride
|
| oxysulfure {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: oxysulfide / oxysulphide
|
| oxytétrafluorure {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: oxytetrafluoride
|
| oxyure {m}
|
:: pinworm
|
| oyant {m} [judicial, legal]
|
:: one who hears a case
|
| -oyer {suffix}
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:: A suffix used to form some verbs, often with factitive effect
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| oz {symbol}
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:: oz
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| ozaphane {m}
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:: A form of cellulose acetate used as film stock
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| ozone {m}
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:: ozone (O3)
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| ozoner {v}
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:: to ozonate
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| ozoniser {v}
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:: to ozonize
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| ozonolyse {f} [chemistry]
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:: ozonolysis
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| ozonosphère {f}
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:: ozonosphere
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