needed French - English
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Englishcarton
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Englisha box-like container made of paper designed to hold things for a limited time
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Frenchcarton
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Englishit|su
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Englishsubject — inanimate thing
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Frenchilce
Englishit|su
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Englishobject
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Frenchleça
Englishit|su
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Frenchce
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Englishoboe
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Englishwind instrument
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Frenchhautbois
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Englishlonely
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Frenchseul
Englishlonely
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Englishof place: desolate
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Frenchdésert, abandonné
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Englishhorror story
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Frenchneeded
Englishhorror story
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Englishunpleasant experience
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Frenchneeded
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Englishrebel
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Frenchrebelle
Englishrebel
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Frenchse rebeller
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Englishmashed
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Englishrather drunk
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Frenchneeded
Englishmashed
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Englishin a pulpy state
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Frenchneeded
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Englishwonton
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EnglishChinese dumpling
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Frenchwontonwanton
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Englishstolen
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Englishthat has been stolen
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Frenchvolé
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Englishvariation
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Englishthe act or state of varying
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Frenchvariation
Englishvariation
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Englishrelated but distinct thing
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Frenchvariante
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Englishtyphoid fever
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Englishillness
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Frenchfièvre typhoïde
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Englishpresuppose
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Frenchprésupposer
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Englishnever mind
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Englishit is not important
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Frenchtant pis, ça ne fait rien, peu importe, qu'importe, ce n'est pas grave
15.
Englishno doubt
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Englishwithout a doubt
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Frenchpas de doute, sans doute
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Englishlet go
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Englishto no longer hold on
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Frenchlâcher
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Englishblackout
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EnglishA large-scale power failure
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Frenchblackout
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Englishrung
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Englishladder step
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Frenchbarreau
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22.
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Englishsalt of the earth
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Englisha decent, dependable person
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Frenchsel de la Terre
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Englishcologne
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Englisheau de Cologne
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Frencheau de Cologne
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Englishzealously
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Englishwith zealotry
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Frenchneeded
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27.
Englishhemorrhoid
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Englishperianal varicosity
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Frenchhémorroïde
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Englishnet
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Englishmesh of string, cord or rope
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Frenchfilet
Englishnet
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Englishdevice for catching fish, butterflies etc.
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Frenchfilet
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30.
Englishwake up|woken up
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Englishto (become) awake
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Frenchréveiller
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Englishbloody mary
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Frenchbloody mary
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Englishnomadic
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Englishof, or relating to nomads
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Frenchnomade
Englishnomadic
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Englishleading a wandering life with no fixed abode, peripatetic, itinerant
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Frenchnomade
33.
Englishstain
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Englishdiscoloured spot or area
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Frenchtache
34.
Englishoverload
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Englishto load excessively
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Frenchsurcharger
35.
Englishbest
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Frenchqualifierfr
36.
Englishinsect
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Englisharthropod of class insecta
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Frenchinsecte
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38.
39.
Englishdepressed
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Frenchdéprimé, dépressi, mélancolique
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Englishagainst
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Englishin a contrary direction to
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Frenchcontre
Englishagainst
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Englishclose to
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Frenchneeded
Englishagainst
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Englishin physical contact with
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Frenchcontre
Englishagainst
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Englishin opposition to
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Frenchcontre
Englishagainst
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Englishin competition with
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Frenchcontre
Englishagainst
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Englishas protection fro
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Frenchface à
41.
Englishantimatter
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Frenchantimatière
42.
Englishspin
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Englishto make yarn
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Frenchfiler
Englishspin
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Englishto turn around quickly
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Frenchtournoyer, pivoter rapidement.
43.
Englishlegacy
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Englishsomething inherited from a predecessor, a heritage
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Frenchhéritage
Englishlegacy
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Englishaging computer syste
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Frenchsystème hérité
Englishlegacy
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Englishleft behind, old or no longer in active use
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Frenchneeded
44.
Englishbean sprout
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Englisha sprout grown out of a bean
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Frenchgraine germée
Englishbean sprout
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Englishthe vegetarian food
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Frenchgraine germée
45.
Englishclose down
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Englishto stop trading
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Frenchfermer, faire fermer
46.
Englishparent company
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Frenchneeded
47.
Englishpublic domain
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Frenchdomaine public
48.
Englishmute swan
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EnglishCygnus olor
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Frenchcygne muet
49.
Englishsocio-economic
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Englishpertaining to a combination of social and economic factors
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Frenchsocio-économique
50.
Englishghost town
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Englishdeserted town
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Frenchville fantôme
51.
Englishcompressor
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Frenchcompresseur
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Englishpark
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Englishbring to a halt
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Frenchgarer, parquer, stationner
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Englishdance
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Englishmovements to music
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Frenchdanse
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Englishiota
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EnglishGreek letter
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Frenchiota
55.
Englishstylus
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Englishtool for writing Braille
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Frenchpoinçon
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Frenchcheckstylo
56.
Englishinfected
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Englishhaving an infection
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Frenchinfecté
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Englishcheck in|checking in
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Englishto record one's arrival
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Frenchenregistrer
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59.
Englishschool|junior
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Englishyounger
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Frenchjunior, jeune
60.
Englishdefend
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Englishward off attacks fro
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Frenchdéfendre
61.
Englishconnotation
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Englishsuggested or implied meaning
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Frenchconnotation
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Englishinstant coffee
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Englishbeverage
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Frenchcafé instantané
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64.
Englishflyer
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Englishleaflet, often for advertising
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Frenchtract, prospectus, flyer
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66.
Englishhyphen
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Englishsymbol used to join words or to indicate a word has been split
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Frenchtrait d'union
67.
Englishdeadline
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Frenchdate butoiréchéance
68.
Englishswordfish
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EnglishXiphias gladius
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Frenchespadon
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Englishmeddlesome
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Frenchimportun
70.
Englishbuttonhole
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Englishhole for a button
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Frenchboutonnière
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72.
Englishmaidservant
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Englishfemale servant, maid
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Frenchservante
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Englishmafia
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Englisha crime syndicate
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Frenchmafia
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75.
Englishtranslator
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Englishsomeone who translates
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Frenchtraducteur
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Englishfolklore
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Englishtales, legends and superstitions of a particular ethnic population
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Frenchfolklore
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Englishwaxing
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Englishcosmetic procedure
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Frenchépilation à la cire
78.
Englishshorts
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Englishpants worn primarily in the summer that do not go lower than the knees
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Frenchshort
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Englishhole
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Englishhollow in some surface
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Frenchcreux
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Englishgrid
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Englishrectangular array of squares or rectangles of equal size
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Frenchgrille
81.
Englishradon
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Englishchemical element
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Frenchradon
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Englishpaper towel|paper towel
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Englishsheet of absorbent paper
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Frenchessuie-tout
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Englishapparently
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Englishplainly
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Frenchapparemment, évidemment
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Englishilliterate
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Englishan illiterate person
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Frenchillettréanalphabète
85.
Englishlava
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Englishmelted rock
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Frenchlave
86.
Englishperfect
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Frenchparfait
Englishperfect
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Englishwithout fault or mistake
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Frenchparfait
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Englishalong with
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Englishin addition to
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Frenchavec, ainsi que
88.
Englishconstitution
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Englishact or process of setting something up, or establishing something, composition, structure, makeup
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Frenchconstitution
Englishconstitution
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Frenchconstitution
Englishconstitution
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Frenchconstitution
Englishconstitution
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Englishgeneral health of a person
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Frenchconstitution
89.
Englishlink|perry
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Englishconnect things
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Frenchrelier, lier
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91.
Englishmission statement
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Frenchneeded
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93.
Englishdoubt
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Englishuncertainty
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Frenchdoute
Englishdoubt
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Frenchdouter
94.
Englishrestitution
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Frenchrestitution
95.
Englishsweets
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Englishconfectionery, candy
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Frenchconfection
96.
Englishkorea|flag
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Frenchdrapeau
97.
Englishhash
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Englishthe '#' symbol
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Frenchcroisillon
Englishhash
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Englishclipped form of hashish
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Frenchshitteuchi
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Englisheyeliner
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Englishmakeup
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Frenchqualifierfrfr
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100.
Englishoutdoors
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Englishin the open air
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Frenchen plein air, à l'extérieur, dehors
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103.
104.
Englishcall center
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Englishbusiness location for calls
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Frenchcentre d'appel
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106.
Englishforestry
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Englishtree farming
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Frenchladministration l
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108.
Englishsandpaper
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Frenchpapier de verre
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Englishsuit
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Englishsuit of clothes
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Frenchcomplettailleurensemble
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Englishbig deal
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Englishsomething very important
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Frenchproblème
Englishbig deal
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Englishso what
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Frenchla belle affaire
111.
Englishtwirl
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Englishto rotate rapidly
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Frenchtournoyer
112.
Englishexecutive
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Englishdesigned for execution
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Frenchexécuti
Englishexecutive
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Englishbranch of government responsible for enforcing laws and judicial decisions
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Frenchexécutif
113.
Englishexpatriate
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Frenchexpatrié
114.
Englishmucus
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Englishslippery secretion
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Frenchmucus
115.
Englishvoodoo
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EnglishAfro-Caribbean religion
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Frenchvaudou
116.
Englishrecompense
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Frenchrécompense
Englishrecompense
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Englishto give compensation
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Frenchrécompenser
117.
Englishdog whelk
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EnglishNucella lapillus
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Frenchpourpre, pilau
118.
Englishrace
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Englishcontest
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Frenchcourse
Englishrace
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Englisha large group of people set apart from others on the basis of a common heritage
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Frenchrace
119.
Englishforce|police
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Frenchforcer, contraindre
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121.
Englishchive
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Englishplant
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Frenchciboulette
Englishchive
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Englishchives: herb
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Frenchciboulette
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123.
124.
Englisharithmetic mean
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Englishmeasure of central tendency
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Frenchmoyenne arithmétique
125.
Englishskateboard
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Englishplatform on wheels
126.
Englishspeed bump
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Englishtransverse ridge in the road
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Frenchralentisseur
127.
Englishthesaurus
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Englishbook of synonyms
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Frenchdictionnaire des synonymes, thésaurus
128.
Englishdrop
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Frenchlaisser tomber
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130.
Englishmuseum
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Englishbuilding or institution
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Frenchmusée
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Englishtour
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Englishguided visit
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Frenchvisite guidée
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133.
Englishlose face
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Englishlose respect of others
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Frenchperdre la face
134.
Englishcure
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Englishto restore to health
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Frenchsoigner, guérir
135.
Englishoptometrist
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Englishperson trained in examining and testing the eyes for defects
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Frenchoptométriste
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137.
Englishfoundation
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Frenchfondation
138.
Englishokra
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EnglishAbelmoschus esculentus
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Frenchgombo
139.
Englishreunion
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Frenchréunionrassemblement
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141.
Englishsweet spot
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Frenchneeded
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Englishbarista
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Englishperson who prepares coffee in a coffee shop for customers
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Frenchbarista
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Englishfeedback
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Englishsignal that is looped back to control a system within itsel
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Frenchrétroaction
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145.
Englishof
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English(time) before, to
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Frenchmoins
Englishof
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Englishcontaining, comprising or made fro
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Frenchde
Englishof
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Frenchde
146.
Englishswan song
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Englisha final performance
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Frenchchant du cygne
147.
Englishstab
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Frenchpoignarder, frapper d'un coup de couteau
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Englishscar
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Englisha permanent mark on the skin sometimes caused by the healing of a wound
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Frenchcicatrice
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150.
Englishextraordinary
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Englishnot ordinary
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Frenchextraordinaire
151.
Englishoffshore
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Englishlocated in another country
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Frenchoffshore
152.
Englishpentane
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Englishaliphatic hydrocarbon: C5H12
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Frenchpentane
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Englishnexus
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Englishconnection
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Frenchnexus
Englishnexus
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Englishconnected group
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Frenchneeded
154.
Englishpros and cons
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Englishfor and against
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Frenchpours et contres
155.
Englishincense
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EnglishA perfume often used in the rites of various religions
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Frenchencens
156.
Englishbigotry
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Englishintolerance or prejudice
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Frenchbigoterie
157.
Englishbon voyage
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Englishwish of good journey
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Frenchbon voyage
158.
Englishconfetti
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Englishsmall pieces of colored paper generally thrown about at festive occasions
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Frenchconfetti
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160.
Englishlibrary
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Englishdeck or draw pile
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Frenchbibliothèque
161.
Englishoyster
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Englishfood
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Frenchsot-l’y-laisse
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Englishseventhly
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Englishin the seventh place
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164.
Englishpigment
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Englisha dry colorant, usually an insoluble powder
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Frenchcheckpigment
165.
Englishimmolate
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Englishkill as sacrifice
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Frenchimmoler, sacrifier
166.
Englishwaterlogged
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Frenchdétrempé
167.
Englishsightseeing
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Englishtouris
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Frenchtourisme
168.
Englishunderstand
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Englishto be aware of the meaning o
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Frenchcomprendre, entendre
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Englishbay
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Englishbody of water
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Frenchbaie
Englishbay
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Englishcompartment
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Frenchcompartiment
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172.
173.
Englishcopper
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Englishchemical element
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Frenchcuivre
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Englishunrest
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Englishstate of trouble
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Frenchagitation
175.
Englishovercharge
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Frenchsurcharger
176.
Englishdo away with
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Englishabolish, put an end to
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Frenchen finir (avec)
177.
Englisharrogant
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Englishhaving excessive pride
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Frencharrogant, orgueilleux
178.
Englishminute
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Englishunit of time
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Frenchminute
179.
Englishprofessional
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Englishof, pertaining to, or in accordance with the standards of a profession
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Frenchprofessionnel
180.
Englishwhipped cream
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Englishthick cream that has had air incorporated into it by rapid beating
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Frenchcrème fouettée
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182.
Englishsub
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Englishsubmarine sandwich
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Frenchsandwich sous-marin
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Englishdevoted
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Englishvowed, dedicated, consecrated
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Frenchneeded
Englishdevoted
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Englishzealous, characterized by devotion
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Frenchneeded
184.
Englishprospectus
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Englishdocument which describes an institution, publication or business
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186.
Englishheadquarters
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Frenchsiège social
187.
Englishworkshop
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Englishsmall manufacturing roo
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Frenchatelier
188.
Englishembargo
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Englishan order by the government prohibiting ships from leaving port
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Frenchembargo
Englishembargo
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Frenchembargo
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Englishsweet
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Englishhaving a pleasant taste
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Frenchdoux
Englishsweet
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Englishhaving a taste of sugar
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Frenchsucré
Englishsweet
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Frenchsympathique, sympa, doux
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Englishchamber pot
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Frenchpot de chambre
191.
Englishfairy tale
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Englishfolktale
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Frenchconte de fées
192.
Englishlubricate
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Englishto make slippery or smooth
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Frenchlubrifier
193.
Englishpewter
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Englishalloy of tin, copper and antimony
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Frenchmétal blanc
194.
Englishmoney market
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Englishmarket
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Frenchmarché financier
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Englishnibble
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Englisheat with small bites
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Frenchgrignoter
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Englishit
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Englishsubject — inanimate thing
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Frenchilce
Englishit
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Englishobject
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Frenchleça
Englishit
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Frenchce
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Englishheadphones
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Englishpair of speakers worn over or in the ears so only the wearer can hear the sound
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Frenchcasque
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Englishnumber
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Englishabstract entity
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Frenchnombre
202.
Englishcut out
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Englishremove, omit
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Frenchenlever, supprimer
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Englishvaliant
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Englishshowing courage or determination, heroic
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Frenchvaillant, preux
204.
Englishmascara
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Englisheyelash cosmetic
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Frenchrimmel
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Englishconfide
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Englishintransitive: to take (someone) into one's confidence
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Frenchneeded
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Englishaftermath
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Englisha second mowing
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Frenchregain
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Englishcash flow
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Englishstream of funds
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Frenchflux de trésorerie
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Englishbandwidth
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Englishwidth of the smallest frequency band within which the signal can fit
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Frenchbande passante
Englishbandwidth
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Frenchdébit, bande passante
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Englishdown|broken
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Englishfragmented
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Frenchcassé, brisé, rompu
Englishdown|broken
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Englishnot working properly
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Frenchcassé, qualifierfr
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Englishimaginative
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Englishhaving a lively imagination
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Frenchimaginati
Englishimaginative
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Englishtending to be fanciful
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Frenchimaginati
Englishimaginative
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Englishfalse or imagined
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Frenchimaginaire
212.
Englishhumble
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Englishthinking lowly of one's sel
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Frenchhumble
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Englishweather
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Englishstate of the atmosphere
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Frenchtemps
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Englishpropaganda
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Englishconcerted set of messages
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Frenchpropagande
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Englishanother
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Englishone more, in addition to a former number
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Frenchplus, un de plus
217.
Englishenjoy
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Frenchqualifierfr
Englishenjoy
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Frenchjouir de
218.
Englishfrench fries
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Englishdeep fried strips of potato
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Frenchfritespommes allumettes
219.
Englishdisplay
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Englishelectronic screen
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Frenchneeded
Englishdisplay
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Englishto spread out
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Frenchétaler
220.
Englishsilly
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Englishfoolish, showing a lack of good sense and wisdo
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Frenchsot, insensé, idiot
Englishsilly
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Englishplayful, giggly
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Frenchbébête, idiot, nunuche
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222.
Englishcheers
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Englishtoast when drinking
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Frenchà votre santé qualifier
223.
Englishhorseshoe
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Englishmetallic shoe of a horse
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Frenchfer à cheval
224.
Englishmeow
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Englishcry of a cat
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Frenchmiaou
Englishmeow
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Englishof a cat, to make its cry
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Frenchmiauler
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Englishconfigure
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Frenchconfigurer
227.
Englishjust
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Englishonly, simply, merely
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Frenchjuste, simplement
228.
Englishsumac
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Englishshrub or small tree
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Frenchsumac
Englishsumac
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Englishsour spice
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Frenchchecksumac
229.
Englishlaunch pad
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Englishlaunch pad
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Frenchaire de lancement
230.
Englishbuilding block
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Frenchneeded
Englishbuilding block
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Englishblock made of wood or plastic that is used as a children's toy
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Frenchcube
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Englishelf
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Englishmythical, supernatural being
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Frenchelfefarfadet
232.
Englishcheek
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Englishcolloquial: buttock
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Frenchfesse
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Englishbusiness
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Frenchentreprise
234.
Englishinertia
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Englishin physics
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Frenchinertie
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236.
Englishhamlet
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Englishsmall village
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Frenchhameau
Englishhamlet
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Englishfish
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Frenchcheckhameau
237.
Englishharmonic mean
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Englishtype of average
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Frenchmoyenne harmonique
238.
Englishlatte
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Englishcaffè latte
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Frenchcafé au lait
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240.
Englishnorth
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Englishcompass point
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Frenchnord
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Englishlingua franca
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Englishcommon language
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Frenchlingua franca
242.
Englishdevelop
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Englishto progress
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Frenchse développer
Englishdevelop
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Englishto progress through stages
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Frenchse développer
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244.
Englishresign
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Englishquit a job or position
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Frenchdémissionner
245.
Englishsquid
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Englishsea animal
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Frenchseichepoulpe
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247.
Englishat last|at last
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Englishin the end, finally, ultimately
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Frenchà la fin
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249.
Englishfreelancer
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Englishwho freelances
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Frenchtravailleur indépendant
250.
Englishexercise
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Englishany activity designed to develop or hone a skill or ability
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Frenchexercice
Englishexercise
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Englishphysical activity intended to improve strength and fitness
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Frenchexercice
Englishexercise
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Englishto set into action
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Frenchexercer
Englishexercise
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Englishto take action, enforce
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Frenchexercer
251.
Englishmarriage
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Englishstate of being married
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Frenchmariage
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Englishwear
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Englishto have on (clothes)
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Frenchporter
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Englishjaundice
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Englishaffect with jaundice, prejudice
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Frenchen faire une jaunisse
255.
Englishvictor
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Englishwinner in a fight or contest
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Frenchvainqueur
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Englishstep
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Englishpace
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Frenchpas
Englishstep
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Frenchmarche
Englishstep
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Englishkinematics: change of position effected by a motion of translation
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Frenchcheckpas
257.
Englishrealtor
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Englishdealer in real estate
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Frenchagent immobilier
258.
Englishverbo|sub
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Englishsubmarine sandwich
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Frenchsandwich sous-marin
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260.
Englishscam
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Englishfraudulent deal
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Frenchentourloupeescroquerie
Englishscam
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Englishto defraud or embezzle
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Frenchentourlouper, arnaquer
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262.
Englishdoubt|through
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Englishuncertainty
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Frenchdoute
Englishdoubt|through
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Frenchdouter
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Englishdry
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Englishfree from liquid or moisture
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Frenchsec
Englishdry
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Englishto make dry
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Frenchsécher, faire sécher
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265.
Englisheyelid
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English(anatomy) A thin skin membrane that covers and moves over an eye
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Frenchpaupière
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267.
Englishinsomnia
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Englishsleeping disorder
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Frenchinsomnie
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Englishbreach of contract
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Englishfailure to perfor
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Frenchneeded
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Englishactivated carbon
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Frenchcharbon activé
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Englishup
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Englishaway from earth’s surface
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Frenchen haut
Englishup
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Englishtoward the top
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Frenchvers le haut, go up: monter
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Englishdesire
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Englishsomething wished for
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Frenchdésir
Englishdesire
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Englishstrong attraction
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Frenchdésir
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Englishwar of nerves
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Englishconflict in which demoralizing and frightening tactics are used
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Frenchguerre psychologique
Englishwar of nerves
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Englishsituation in which opposed parties maintain a tense, contentious relationship
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Frenchguerre des nerfs
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Englishso
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Englishin order that
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Frenchafin que qualifier
Englishso
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Englishwith the result that
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Frenchalors, donc
Englishso
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Englishto a particular extent
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Frenchaussi
Englishso
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Englishin a particular manner
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Frenchainsi, comme ça
274.
Englishremain
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Englishto continue unchanged
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Frenchdemeurer, rester
275.
Englishcode
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Englishbantamweight
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Englishweight in sports
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Frenchpoids coq
277.
Englishasleep
-
Englishin a state of sleep
-
Frenchendormi
278.
Englishstate of mind
-
Englishpsychological state
-
Frenchétat d’esprit
279.
Englishnuclear reaction
-
Englishprocess
-
Frenchréaction nucléaire
280.
Englishcountry
-
Englishregion of land
-
Frenchpays
Englishcountry
-
Englishnation state
-
Frenchpays
281.
Englishdenounce
-
Frenchdénoncer
Englishdenounce
-
Englishto announce the termination of, especially a treaty
-
Frenchdénoncer
282.
283.
284.
Englishup-to-date
-
Englishcurrent, recent
-
Frenchà jour
Englishup-to-date
-
Englishinformed of the latest news
-
Frenchà jour
285.
286.
Englishsaga
-
Englishlong epic story
287.
Englishbaby
-
Englishvery young human being
-
Frenchbébé
288.
289.
290.
291.
Englishvice versa
-
Englishthe other way round
-
Frenchvice versa
292.
Englishfilet mignon
-
Englishsteak cut of bee
-
Frenchfilet mignon
293.
Englishcargo ship
-
Englishship that carries cargo
294.
295.
Englishskype
-
Englishmake a Skype telephone call
-
Frenchskyper
296.
Englishhumpback
-
Englishhumpbacked person
-
Frenchbossu
297.
Englishdoula
-
Englishsupport person
-
Frenchdoula
298.
Englishvii|how
-
Englishused as a modifier to indicate surprise, delight, or other strong feelings
-
Frenchcomme, que
299.
Englishmake up
-
Englishto compensate, fill in or catch up
-
Frenchcompenser
Englishmake up
-
Englishto invent, imagine, or concoct
-
Frenchinventer, controuver
Englishmake up
-
Englishto apply cosmetics or makeup
-
Frenchmaquiller
Englishmake up
-
Englishto resolve, forgive or smooth over an argument or fight
-
Frenchse réconcilier
300.
Englishsuperfluid
-
Frenchsuperfluide
301.
Englishsolo
-
Englishcard game
-
Frenchneeded
Englishsolo
-
Englishof a musical solo
-
Frenchneeded
Englishsolo
-
Englishto perform a solo
-
Frenchneeded
Englishsolo
-
Frenchneeded
302.
Englishmuddy
-
Englishcovered with mud
-
Frenchboueux
303.
Englishbottle opener
-
Englishdevice to open bottles
-
Frenchdécapsuleur
304.
Englishprosody
-
Frenchprosodie
-
Frenchcheckprosodie
305.
Englishcompassion
-
Frenchcompassion
306.
Englishcourtesan
-
Englishhigh-status prostitute
-
Frenchcourtisane
307.
Englishspin doctor
-
Frenchspin doctor
308.
Englishearless seal
-
Englishseal of family Phocidae
-
Frenchphoque
309.
Englishspine
-
Englishbackbone
-
Frenchcolonne vertébrale
310.
Englishcoalesce
-
Englishto join into a single mass
-
Frenchse fondre, coalescer
311.
Englishjab
-
Frenchneeded
Englishjab
-
Englishto deliver a quick punch
-
Frenchneeded
312.
313.
Englishview
-
Englishsomething to look at
-
Frenchvue
314.
Englishspoon lure
-
Englishoblong, concave lure
-
Frenchneeded
315.
Englishlearn
-
Frenchapprendre, étudier
316.
Englishreality
-
Frenchréalité
Englishreality
-
Englisha real entity, event etc.
-
Frenchneeded
Englishreality
-
Englishentirety of all that is real
-
Frenchréalité
317.
Englishsugar daddy
-
Englishslang: man who spends money for a relationship with a younger partner
-
Frenchpapa-gâteau
318.
Englishlese majesty
-
Englishcrime of violating majesty
-
Frenchlèse-majesté
319.
320.
321.
322.
Englishwedding ring
-
Englisha ring symbolizing marriage
-
Frenchalliance
323.
Englishaccount book
-
Frenchlivre de comptes
324.
Englishbill|buffalo
-
Englishinvoice
-
Frenchfacture
325.
Englishstakeholder
-
Englishinterpleader
-
Frenchplaideur
326.
Englishfireworks
-
Englishplural of firework
-
Frenchfeux d'artifice
327.
328.
329.
Englishrenovation
-
Englishact or process of renovating
-
Frenchrénovation
330.
Englishwok
-
Englishlarge round pan
-
Frenchwok
331.
Englishyeti
-
Englishunidentified animal
-
Frenchyéti
332.
Englishsubversive
-
Englishintending to subvert
-
Frenchsubversi
333.
334.
Englishpassive
-
Englishnot active, but acted upon
-
Frenchpassive, passif
335.
Englishelative
-
Englishelative case of a noun
-
Frenchélatif
336.
Englishcommit
-
Englishto entrust, to consign
-
Frenchconfier, commettre, remettre
337.
Englishshort circuit
-
Englishunintentional connection
-
Frenchcourt-circuit
338.
Englishoutcast
-
Englishone that has been excluded from a society or system a pariah
-
Frenchpariaproscrit
339.
Englishfat
-
Englishcarrying a larger than normal amount of fat on one's body
-
Frenchgros, gras
Englishfat
-
Englishspecialized animal tissue
-
Frenchgraisse
340.
341.
Englishoutlet
-
Englishwall-mounted socket
-
Frenchprise de courant
342.
343.
344.
Englishconfident
-
Frenchassuré, confiant, sûr
345.
346.
Englishbrew
-
Englishto prepare liquor
-
Frenchbrasser
347.
Englisheraser
-
Frenchgommefr
Englisheraser
-
Englishchalkboard eraser
-
Frenchbrosse à tableau
348.
Englishinflammation
-
Englishmedical condition
-
Frenchinflammation
349.
Englishweed
-
Englishunwanted plant
-
Frenchmauvaise herbeadventice
350.
Englishindustrial espionage
-
Englishuse of clandestine methods to acquire secret information for commercial advantage
-
Frenchespionnage industriel
351.
352.
Englishroot
-
Englishlinguistic morphology: primary lexical unit of a word
-
Frenchracine, radical
353.
Englishcurfew
-
Frenchcouvre-feu
Englishcurfew
-
Englishhistorical regulation requiring fire to be covered/extinguished
-
Frenchcouvre-feu
Englishcurfew
-
Englishevening bell
-
Frenchcouvre-feu
354.
Englishgrace|amazing
-
Englishcausing wonder and amazement
-
Frenchétonnant
355.
Englishstory|short
-
Englishof a person, of comparatively little height
-
Frenchpetit, bref
Englishstory|short
-
Englishhaving little duration
-
Frenchcourt, bref
356.
Englishfit
-
Frenchconvenir, aller, lêtre lêtre l
357.
Englishpoint of view
-
EnglishA position from which something is seen, outlook, standpoint
-
Frenchpoint de vue
Englishpoint of view
-
EnglishAn attitude, opinion, or set of beliefs
-
Frenchpoint de vue, opinion
358.
Englishimplement
-
Englisha tool
-
Frenchinstrument
Englishimplement
-
Englishbring about
-
Frenchappliquer, exécuter, établir
359.
Englishdebug
-
Frenchdéboguer
Englishdebug
-
Frenchneeded
Englishdebug
-
Englishto remove insects
-
Frenchdésinsectiser
360.
Englishsparkling
-
Englishof a beverage
-
Frenchpétillant
361.
Englishbacklight
-
Frenchrétroéclairage
362.
Englishvocabulary
-
Englishlist of words
-
Frenchvocabulaire
Englishvocabulary
-
Englishset of words a person knows
-
Frenchvocabulaire
Englishvocabulary
-
Frenchlexique
-
Frenchcheckvocabulaire
363.
Englishsnuff
-
Englishfine-ground tobacco
-
Frenchtabac à priser
364.
Englishdongle
-
EnglishA hardware device utilized by a specific application for purposes of copy protection
-
Frenchdongle
365.
Englishdingo
-
Englishwild dog native to Australia
-
Frenchdingo
366.
Englishaspiration
-
Englishhope or ambition
-
Frenchaspiration
367.
368.
Englishsquare
-
Englishopen space in a town
-
Frenchplace
369.
Englishembarrass
-
Englishto humiliate, to disrupt somebody's composure or comfort with acting publicly or freely
-
Frenchembarrasser, gêner
370.
371.
Englishmiss out
-
Frenchmanquer, perdre, laisser passer, louper
372.
Englishcheerleading
-
Englisha physical activity
-
Frenchcheerleading
373.
Englishspell
-
Englishmagical incantation
-
Frenchcharmesort
Englishspell
-
Frenchépeler
Englishspell
-
Englishto compose a word
-
Frenchépeler
374.
Englishpower strip
-
Englishblock of electrical sockets
-
Frenchmultiprise
375.
Englishavant-garde
-
Frenchavant-garde
Englishavant-garde
-
Frenchavant-garde
376.
Englishreception
-
Englishfront desk
-
Frenchréception
377.
Englishself-employed
-
Englishworking for onesel
-
Frenchindépendant, autonome
378.
Englishblister
-
Englishbubble on the skin
-
Frenchampouleboursouflure
379.
380.
Englishby
-
Englishnear, or next to
-
Frenchcôté
Englishby
-
Englishnot later than
-
Frenchavant
Englishby
-
Englishindicates creator of a work
-
Frenchde, par
Englishby
-
Englishindicates a means
-
Frenchpar, en (+ present participle), au moyen de
381.
Englishslow bowler|slow
-
Englishnot quick in motion
-
Frenchlent
382.
Englishopen|wide
-
Englishnot closed
-
Frenchouvert
383.
Englishapartment
-
Frenchappartement
384.
Englishgrand duchy
-
Englisha dominion or region ruled by a grand duke or grand duchess
-
Frenchgrand-duché
385.
Englishcompel
-
Englishexact by force
-
Frenchobliger
-
Frenchcheckcontraindre
386.
Englishoff|against
-
Englishin a contrary direction to
-
Frenchcontre
Englishoff|against
-
Englishclose to
-
Frenchneeded
Englishoff|against
-
Englishin physical contact with
-
Frenchcontre
Englishoff|against
-
Englishin opposition to
-
Frenchcontre
Englishoff|against
-
Englishin competition with
-
Frenchcontre
Englishoff|against
-
Englishas protection fro
-
Frenchface à
387.
Englishjunior high school|junior
-
Englishyounger
-
Frenchjunior, jeune
388.
Englishgaga
-
Englishsenile
-
Frenchgaga, neuneu, zinzin
Englishgaga
-
Englishinfatuated
-
Frenchgaga
389.
Englishdelta|alpha
-
Englishname of the letter Α, α
-
Frenchalpha
390.
Englishshirt
-
Englisharticle of clothing
-
Frenchchemise
391.
Englishparadigm
-
Englishway of viewing reality
-
Frenchparadigme
392.
Englishpuncture
-
Englishhole, cut or tear
-
Frenchpiqûre, perforation
393.
Englishart gallery
-
Frenchgalerie d’art
394.
Englishsequence
-
Englishset of things in a set order
-
Frenchsuite
395.
396.
Englishrein
-
Englishstrap or rope
-
Frenchrêne
397.
Englishchop suey
-
EnglishCantonese dish
-
Frenchchop suey
398.
Englishnotary public|public
-
Englishofficer who can administer oaths and statutory declarations
-
Frenchnotaire
399.
400.
Englishmembership
-
Englishfact of being a member
-
Frenchadhésion
401.
Englishlump sum
-
Englishlarge one-time payment
-
Frenchsomme forfaitaire
402.
Englishrange
-
Englishline of mountains
-
Frenchchaîne (de montagnes)
Englishrange
-
Frenchcuisinière
Englishrange
-
Englishselection, array
-
Frenchsélection
Englishrange
-
Englisharea for practicing shooting
-
Frenchchamp
Englishrange
-
Englishdistance to the object
-
Frenchdistancerayon d'action g
Englishrange
-
Englisharea of open, often unfenced, grazing land
-
Frenchprairie
Englishrange
-
Frenchensemble d'arrivée
Englishrange
-
Englishstatistics: difference between largest and smallest observation
-
Frenchamplitude
Englishrange
-
Englishmusic
-
Frenchgamme
Englishrange
-
Englishecology
-
Frenchhabitat
403.
Englishbasin
-
Englishbowl for washing, often affixed to a wall
-
Frenchcuvettelavabo
404.
Englishsouthern
-
Englishof the south
-
Frenchméridional, sud, austral
405.
Englishorgan
-
Englishpart of an organis
-
Frenchorgane
Englishorgan
-
Englishmusical instrument
-
Frenchorgue
406.
Englishtown gas
-
Frenchgaz de ville
407.
Englishmechanical pencil
-
Frenchporte-mine
408.
409.
410.
Englishemployment contract
-
Englishcategory of contract
-
Frenchcontrat de travail
411.
Englishwhile
-
Englishduring the same time that
-
Frenchpendant que, tant
412.
413.
Englishblack swan
-
EnglishCygnus atratus
-
Frenchcygne noir
414.
415.
Englishsidekick
-
Englishassistant
-
Frenchfaire-valoir
416.
Englishmemory
-
Englishability to recall
-
Frenchmémoire
417.
Englishunavailable
-
Englishnot available
-
Frenchindisponible
418.
Englishconcealer
-
Englishthat which conceals
-
Frenchneeded
Englishconcealer
-
Englishcosmetic
-
Frenchneeded
419.
Englishskate
-
Frenchglisser, patiner
420.
Englishoperant conditioning
-
Frenchneeded
421.
Englishenough
-
Englishsufficient
-
Frenchassez
Englishenough
-
Englishsufficiently
-
Frenchsuffisamment, assez
Englishenough
-
Englishstop!
-
Frenchça suffit !, assez !
422.
Englishsummarily
-
Englishin a summary manner
-
Frenchsommairement
423.
Englishextramarital
-
Frenchen dehors du mariage
424.
Englishhog
-
Englishanimal of the family Suidae
-
Frenchcochon
425.
Englishdead drop
-
EnglishA location used to pass items between two people in secret
-
Frenchneeded
426.
Englishletter of credit
-
Englishtrade finance document
-
Frenchlettre de crédit
427.
Englishmake light of
-
Frenchneeded
428.
Englishbehaviour
-
Frenchcomportement
Englishbehaviour
-
Englishthe way matter moves or acts
-
Frenchcomportement
429.
Englishviii|section
-
Englishpart, piece or subdivision of anything
-
Frenchsection
430.
Englishgo away
-
Frenchva-t'en!, allez-vous-en
Englishgo away
-
Englishto travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
-
Frenchpartir
Englishgo away
-
Englishto become invisible, vanish or disappear
-
Frenchdisparaître
431.
Englishassemble
-
Englishto put together
-
Frenchassembler, rassembler
432.
Englishdebate
-
Englishparticipate in a debate
-
Frenchdébattre
433.
Englishbookmark
-
Frenchmarque-page
434.
Englishampere
-
Englishunit of electrical current
-
Frenchampère
435.
Englishpolenta
436.
Englishboring
-
Englishinciting boredo
-
Frenchennuyeux, barbant, ennuyant
437.
Englishsabotage
-
Englishdeliberate action of subversion, obstruction, disruption, destruction
-
Frenchsabotage
Englishsabotage
-
Frenchsaboter
438.
Englishinstitution
-
Englishestablished organisation
-
Frenchinstitution
439.
Englishcommon-law marriage
-
Englisha marriage based on the duration of cohabitation rather than formal ceremony
-
Frenchneeded
440.
Englishwater chestnut
-
EnglishEleocharis dulcis
-
Frenchchâtaigne d'eau chinoise
441.
Englishtonsil
-
Englishpalatine tonsil
-
Frenchamygdale
442.
Englishbone marrow
-
Englishbone marrow
-
Frenchmoelle osseuse
443.
Englishsmoothie
-
Englishdrink
-
Frenchsmoothiefrappé
444.
Englishshuffle
-
Englishto put in a random order
-
Frenchbattre, mélanger
445.
446.
Englishjihad
-
Frenchjihad, djihad
447.
Englishabsorb
-
Englishto suck up or drink in
-
Frenchabsorber, éponger
448.
449.
Englishmyopia
-
Englishdisorder of vision
-
Frenchmyopie
Englishmyopia
-
Englishlack of imagination, discernment or long-range perspective in thinking or planning
-
Frenchneeded
450.
Englishvermicelli
-
Englishlong, slender pasta
-
Frenchvermicelle
451.
Englishfall down|down
-
Englishfrom a high to a low position, downwards
-
Frenchà bas, en bas
452.
453.
Englishheavy
-
Englishhaving great weight
-
Frenchlourd, pesant
454.
Englishastride
-
Frenchà califourchon
455.
Englishwalk
-
Englishto move on the feet
-
Frenchmarcher, se promener
456.
Englishsense organ
-
Englishan organic sensor
-
Frenchorgane des sens
457.
Englishindependence
-
Frenchindépendance
458.
459.
Englishgood-looking
-
Englishattractive
-
Frenchbeaujoli, sympathique, sympa
460.
461.
Englishamazing
-
Englishcausing wonder and amazement
-
Frenchétonnant
462.
Englishdangerous
-
Englishfull of danger
-
Frenchdangereux
463.
Englishashtray
-
Englishreceptacle for ashes
-
Frenchcendrier
464.
Englishtendon
-
Englishtough band of inelastic fibrous tissue that connects a muscle with its bony attachment
-
Frenchtendon
465.
Englishportion
-
Englishallocated amount
-
Frenchpart
466.
Englishloose
-
Englishnot fixed tightly
-
Frenchlâche, mal fixé
Englishloose
-
Englishnot fitting tightly
-
Frenchlousse qualifier
467.
Englishturmoil
-
Frenchchaos, désordre
468.
Englishaccountability
-
Englishstate of being accountable
-
Frenchengagement responsable
469.
Englishpublic figure
-
Frenchneeded
470.
Englishclipboard
-
Englishphysical object
-
Frenchplanchette à pince
471.
Englishto
-
Englishin the direction of, and arriving at
-
Frenchà, au
472.
Englishtangerine
-
Englishcolour
-
Frenchmandarine
Englishtangerine
-
Englishtree
-
Frenchtangerinier
Englishtangerine
-
Englishcolour
-
Frenchmandarine
473.
474.
Englishaftershock
-
Englishearthquake that follows in the same vicinity as another
-
Frenchréplique
475.
Englishdeceased
-
Englishdead person
-
Frenchdéfunt
476.
Englishinterdisciplinary
-
Englishof or pertaining to multiple distinct academic disciplines or fields of study
-
Frenchinterdisciplinaire
477.
Englishmiddle school
-
Frenchcheckcollège
478.
479.
480.
Englishblizzard
-
Englishsevere snowstor
-
Frenchblizzard
481.
Englishbooze
-
Englishany alcoholic beverage
-
Frenchbibine
482.
483.
Englishcopywriter
-
Frenchrédacteur
484.
Englishboil
-
Englishaccumulation of pus
-
Frenchfuroncle
Englishboil
-
Frenchfaire bouillir, porter à l'ébullition
485.
Englishhospitable
-
Frenchhospitalier
486.
Englishfile
-
Englishcomputer terminology
-
Frenchfichier
Englishfile
-
Englishcutting or smoothing tool
-
Frenchlime
487.
Englishfalafel
-
EnglishMiddle Eastern food
-
Frenchfalafel
488.
489.
Englishjellyfish
-
Englishaquatic animal
-
Frenchméduse
490.
Englishbeach
-
Englishsandy shore
-
Frenchplage
491.
Englishscrambled egg
-
Englishdish
-
Frenchœufs brouillés
492.
493.
Englisheuphemism
-
Englishuse of a word or phrase to replace another word with one considered less offensive
-
Frencheuphémisme
494.
Englishcurator
-
Frenchconservateur
495.
Englishnerve impulse
-
Frenchneeded
496.
Englishskim milk
-
Englishmilk with removed crea
-
Frenchlait écrémé
497.
Englishself-service
-
Frenchself-service
498.
Englishfancy
-
Englishdecorative
-
Frenchfantaisie
499.
Englishcousin
-
Englishnephew or niece of a parent
-
Frenchcousin
500.
Englishepenthesis
-
Frenchépenthèse
501.
502.
503.
Englishpreserve
-
Englishto protect
-
Frenchpréserver
504.
Englishdrone
-
Englishunmanned aircraft
-
Frenchdrone
505.
Englishcreek
-
Englishstream of water
-
Frenchruisseau
506.
Englishcheck out
-
Englishto pay when leaving
-
Frenchrégler sa note (d'hôtel)
507.
508.
509.
Englishpiece of cake
-
Englishsimple or easy job
-
Frenchdu gâteau
510.
Englishdiarrhea
-
Englishmedical condition
-
Frenchdiarrhée
511.
Englishtwist
-
Frenchentortiller, tordre
512.
513.
Englishsale
-
Frenchsoldes, liquidation
514.
515.
Englishcamp
-
Englishoutdoor place
-
Frenchcamp
Englishcamp
-
Englishto live in a tent
-
Frenchcamper
516.
Englishdagger
-
Englisha stabbing weapon
-
Frenchpoignard
517.
Englishdiary
-
Englishdaily log of experiences
-
Frenchjournal intime
518.
519.
Englishhardware
-
Englishmaterial part of a computer
-
Frenchmatériel
520.
Englishmorning glory
-
Englishplant
-
Frenchipomée, volubilis, belle-de-jour
-
Englishplant
-
Frenchipomée, volubilis, belle-de-jour
521.
Englishsubmission
-
Englishcombat sports
-
Frenchneeded
522.
523.
Englishbeggar
-
Englishperson who begs
-
Frenchmendiant
524.
525.
526.
Englishturn around
-
Englishto change to the opposite direction from a previous position
-
Frenchse retourner
527.
Englishpen
-
Englishwriting tool
-
Frenchplume
528.
Englishbisque
-
Englishthick creamy soup
-
Frenchneeded
529.
530.
Englishalcoholic
-
Englisha person addicted to alcohol
-
Frenchalcoolique
Englishalcoholic
-
Englishhaving more than a trace amount of alcohol in its contents
-
Frenchalcoolisé
531.
Englishconceal
-
Englishto hide something
-
Frenchdissimuler, cacher
532.
Englishsoba
-
EnglishJapanese buckwheat noodle
-
Frenchsoba
533.
Englishmeditation
-
Englishdevotional contemplation
-
Frenchméditation
534.
535.
Englishalarm
-
Frenchcheckalarme
536.
537.
Englishmedium
-
Englishof intermediate size
-
Frenchmoyen
538.
Englishscallion
-
EnglishAllium fistulosum
-
Frenchciboule
539.
Englishhospitality
-
Englishact or service of welcoming, receiving, hosting, or entertaining guests
-
Frenchhospitalité
Englishhospitality
-
Englishbusiness of providing catering, lodging and entertainment service
-
Frenchneeded
-
Frenchcheckhospitalité
540.
Englishstudent
-
Frenchétudiantélève
541.
Englishpolice car
-
Frenchvéhicule de police
542.
Englishmeat pie
-
Englishpie containing meat
-
Frenchtourte
543.
Englishheadache
-
Englishpain or ache in the head
-
Frenchmal de tête
544.
545.
546.
547.
548.
Englishnoun
-
Frenchnomsubstantif
549.
-
Englishvery finely ground sugar used in icings, etc
-
Frenchsucre glace
550.
Englishjoint venture
551.
552.
Englishinterpersonal
-
Englishbetween persons
-
Frenchinterpersonnel
553.
Englishswim bladder
-
Englishfish organ
-
Frenchvessie natatoire
554.
Englishby and large
-
Englishmostly, generally, with few exceptions
-
Frenchen majeure partie
555.
Englishrattle
-
Englishbaby’s toy
-
Frenchhochet
556.
Englishgenius
-
Englishsomeone possessing extraordinary intelligence or skill
-
Frenchgénie
557.
Englishrest area
-
Englishrest area along a road
558.
Englishgasket
-
Englishmechanical seal
-
Frenchjoint
559.
Englishmiscarriage of justice
-
Frencherreur judiciaire
560.
Englishcommonwealth|act
-
Englishdeed
-
Frenchacte
561.
Englishcriminal record
-
Englisha record of past crimes
-
Frenchcasier judiciaire
562.
Englishvan
-
Frenchfourgoncamionnette
563.
Englishforeign minister
-
Englishcabinet official
564.
Englishwake-up call
-
Englishmorning courtesy call
-
Frenchneeded
565.
Englishrun out|running out
-
Englishto use up
-
Frenchépuiser, être à court
566.
Englishfull dress
-
Frenchneeded
567.
Englishw:imagine (song)|imagine
-
Frenchimaginer
568.
Englishincumbent
-
Frenchen titre, titulaire
Englishincumbent
-
Englishcurrent holder of an office
-
Frenchtitulaire
569.
Englishprivacy
-
Englishstate of being private
-
Frenchintimité
570.
Englishforensic
-
Frenchmédicolégal, légal qualifier
Englishforensic
-
Englishrelating to, or appropriate for courts of law
-
Frenchlégal, juridique
Englishforensic
-
Englishrelating to, or used in debate or argument
-
Frenchde barreau, rhétorique
571.
Englishfresh
-
Englishnew or clean
-
Frenchnouveaunouveaux
572.
573.
Englishradio
-
Englishtechnology
-
Frenchradio
574.
Englishmisspelling
-
Englishmisspelt word
-
Frenchfaute d'orthographe
575.
Englishleap of faith
-
Frenchacte de foi
576.
Englishcompare
-
Englishto assess the similarities between two things or between one thing and another
-
Frenchcomparer
577.
578.
Englishjoke
-
Englishamusing story
-
Frenchplaisanterie
579.
Englishimpersonator
-
Frenchneeded
Englishimpersonator
-
Englishentertainer
-
Frenchneeded
580.
Englishopium
-
Englishdrug from opium poppy
-
Frenchopium
581.
Englishsecession
-
EnglishThe act of seceding
-
Frenchsécession
582.
Englishcity
-
Englishlarge settlement
-
Frenchvillegrande-ville
583.
Englishanamorphic
-
Englishproducing distorted images
-
Frenchanamorphique
Englishanamorphic
-
Englishrelating to the gradual lifecycles of certain organisms
-
Frenchanamorphique
584.
Englishsalmonella
-
Englishany of several rod-shaped bacteria, of the genus Salmonella
-
Frenchsalmonelle
585.
586.
Englishboredom
-
Englishstate of being bored
-
Frenchennui
587.
Englishown
-
Englishhave rightful possession o
-
Frenchposséder, avoir
588.
Englishstained glass
-
Englishcraft
-
Frenchvitrage
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