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acceptable French - English

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  • Englishmiddle

  • Englishlocated in the middle, in between

  • Frenchmoyen


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  • Englishtherefore

  • Englishconsequently, by consequence

  • Frenchpar conséquent, en conséquence, donc


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  • Englishfuck off

  • Englishgo to hell, disappear, screw onesel

  • Frenchaller se faire foutre, aller en enfer, aller crever, aller se faire enculer, aller se faire cuire un œu, aller se faire mettre,

  • Englishgo to hell, disappear, screw onesel

  • Frenchaller se faire foutre, aller en enfer, aller crever, aller se faire enculer, aller se faire cuire un œu, aller se faire mettre,


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  • Englishcool

  • Englishcolloquial: all right, acceptable

  • Frenchcool


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  • Englishhardly

  • Englishbarely, only just

  • Frenchguère, à peine


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  • Englishhey

  • Englishmeaningless beat marker, filler syllable

  • Frenchcheckhé, checkeh, checkhep


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  • Englishhook up

  • Englishto have a casual sexual experience with another person, usually without any future relationship intended

  • Frenchpapillonner, choper


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  • Englishretail

  • Englishto sell at retail, or in small quantities directly to customers

  • Frenchcheckvendre


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  • Englishmasculine

  • Englishgrammar: being of the masculine class, being inflected in the masculine manner

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  • Englishwhom

  • Englishwhat person, object of a verb (accusative)

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  • Englishdiurnal

  • Englishhappening during daylight, primarily active during the day

  • Frenchdiurne


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  • Englishdribble

  • Englishto move the ball, by repeated light kicks

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  • Englishabaft

  • English(nautical) behind, toward the stern relative to some other object or position, aft o

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  • Englishfine

  • Englishbeing acceptable, adequate, passable, or satisfactory

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  • Englishbeyond the pale

  • Englishbehaviour

  • Frenchinacceptable, inadmissible, (to be beyond the pale) dépasser les bornes


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  • Englishvalid

  • Englishacceptable, proper or correct

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  • Englishfaulty

  • Englishhaving or displaying faults, not perfect, not adequate or acceptable

  • Frenchdéfectueux


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  • Englishembellish

  • EnglishTo make something sound or look better or more acceptable than it is in reality, to distort

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  • Englishadmissible

  • Englishcapable or deserving to be admitted, accepted or allowed, allowable, permissible, acceptable

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  • Englishpalatable

  • Englishtolerable, acceptable

  • Frenchpassable, tolérable, acceptable


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  • Englishjourney

  • Englishto travel, to make a trip or voyage

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  • Englishin lieu

  • Englishinstead (of), in place (of)

  • Frenchau lieu de, à la place de





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