major French - English
1.
Englishpagan
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Englishperson not adhering to any major or recognized religion
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Frenchpaïen
2.
Englishmi
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Englishthird note of a major scale
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Frenchmi
3.
Englishplantain
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Englishsmall plant
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Frenchplantain
4.
Englishla
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Englishsyllable used in solfège to represent the sixth note of a major scale
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Frenchla
5.
Englishfa
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Englishfourth note of a major scale
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Frenchfa
6.
Englishmajor key
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Frenchmode majeur
7.
Englishworld war|world war
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Frenchguerre mondiale
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9.
Englishworld war
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Frenchguerre mondiale
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Frenchguerre mondiale
10.
Englishoverhaul
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Englisha major repair, remake, renovation, or revision
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Frenchremise à neuf
11.
Englishcaptain
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EnglishAn army officer with a rank between the most senior grade of lieutenant and major
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Frenchcapitaine
12.
Englishvaledictorian
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Englishno 1 student
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Frenchmajor
13.
Englishsedimentary rock
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Englishone of the major groups of rock that makes up the crust of the Earth
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Frenchroche sédimentaire
14.
15.
Englishchief of staff
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Englishhead of political department
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FrenchcheckChef d'état major
16.
Englishigneous rock
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Englishone of the major groups of rock that makes up the crust of the Earth
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Frenchroche magmatique
17.
Englishmajor
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Englishmilitary rank
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Frenchcommandant
Englishmajor
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Englishof full legal age, having attained majority
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Frenchmajeur
Englishmajor
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Englishmusic: of a scale that follows the pattern: tone - tone - semitone - tone - tone - tone - semitone
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Frenchmajeur
Englishmajor
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Englishmusic: containing the note which is a major third above the tonic
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Frenchcheckmajeure
18.
Englishbulk
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Englishmajor part of something
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Frenchmajeure partie
19.
20.
Englishsol
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Englishfifth note of a major scale
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Frenchsol
21.
Englishdepression
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Frenchdépression
22.
23.
Englishhigh crime
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Englishmajor crime
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Frenchhaut crime g
24.
Englishbus station
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Englishmajor bus stop, one that serves as a transfer point between a large number of routes
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Frenchgare routière
25.
Englisheudicots
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Englishmajor clade
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Frenchneeded
26.
Englishrecapitulation
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Frenchrécapitulation
Englishrecapitulation
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Frenchréexposition
27.
Englishmetamorphic rock
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Englishone of the major groups of rock that makes up the crust of the Earth
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Frenchroche métamorphique
28.
29.
Englishtone
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Englishinterval of a major second
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Frenchton
30.
Englishplanet
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Englisheach of the seven major bodies which move relative to the fixed stars in the night sky
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Frenchplanète
31.
Englishgrand slam
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English(sports) the winning of all the major or specified events
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Frenchgrand chelem
32.
33.
Englishmajor scale|major
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Englishmilitary rank
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Frenchcommandant
Englishmajor scale|major
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Englishof full legal age, having attained majority
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Frenchmajeur
Englishmajor scale|major
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Englishmusic: of a scale that follows the pattern: tone - tone - semitone - tone - tone - tone - semitone
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Frenchmajeur
Englishmajor scale|major
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Englishmusic: containing the note which is a major third above the tonic
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Frenchcheckmajeure
34.
35.
Englishmajority
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Englishmore than hal
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Frenchmajorité
Englishmajority
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Englishlegal adulthood
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Frenchmajorité
36.
Englishhigh altar
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Englishmain altar in a church
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Frenchmaître-autel
37.
Englishscale|major
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Englishmilitary rank
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Frenchcommandant
Englishscale|major
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Englishof full legal age, having attained majority
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Frenchmajeur
Englishscale|major
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Englishmusic: of a scale that follows the pattern: tone - tone - semitone - tone - tone - tone - semitone
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Frenchmajeur
Englishscale|major
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Englishmusic: containing the note which is a major third above the tonic
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Frenchcheckmajeure
38.
39.
Englishbreakthrough
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Frenchcapital, primordial, décisi
Englishbreakthrough
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Englishmajor progress
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Frenchpercée
40.
Englishmajordomo
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Englishhead servant
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Frenchmajordome
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