direct French - English
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Englishrebel
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Frenchse rebeller
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Englishright away
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Englishvery soon, immediately
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Frenchtout de suite, sur le champ, séance tenante
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Englishcousin
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Englishany relation who is not a direct ancestor or descendant, and more distantly related than an aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, etc.
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Englishout|worn
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Englishaway from the inside
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Frenchcheckhors
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Englishoversee
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Englishto supervise, guide, review or direct the actions of a person or group
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Frenchsuperviser
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Englishoffline
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Englishof a system, not connected to a larger network
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Frenchhors-ligne, offline
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Englishaddress
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Englishdirection for letters
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Frenchadresse
Englishaddress
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Frenchaborder
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Englishhotline
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Frenchcheckhotline
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Englishout|working
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Englishaway from the inside
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Frenchcheckhors
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Englishdirect current
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Englishelectric current in which the electrons flow in one direction, but may vary with time
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Frenchcourant continu
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Englishorchestrate
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Englishto arrange or direct diverse elements to achieve a desired effect
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Frenchorchestrer
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Englishdirection
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Englishindication of the point toward which an object is moving
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Frenchdirection
Englishdirection
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Frenchdirection
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Englishreflexive verb
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Frenchverbe réfléchi
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Englishmanage
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Englishto direct or be in charge
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Frenchgérer, ménager
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Englishhandle
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Englishmanage, control or direct
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Frenchgérer, traiter
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Englishtalk
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Englishto communicate by speech
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Frenchparler, bavarder, entretenir
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Englishsquint
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Englishto look with, or have eyes that are turned in different directions
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Frenchloucher
Englishsquint
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Englishlook of eyes which are turned in different directions, like in strabismus
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Frenchstrabisme
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Englishpossessive case
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Frenchpossessif
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Englishreferendum
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Englishdirect popular vote
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Frenchréférendum
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Englishtune|out
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Englishaway from the inside
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Frenchcheckhors
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Englishwhether
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Frenchsi, que, soit
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Englishhave
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Englishto partake of something
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Frenchprendre
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Englishstraight
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Englishnot crooked or bent
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Frenchdroit, rectiligne
Englishstraight
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Englishdirect, truthful, frank
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Frenchcomme il faut
Englishstraight
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Englishin a forward direction
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Frenchtout droit
Englishstraight
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Englishdirectly, without pause, delay or detour
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Frenchdirectement
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Englishout
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Englishaway from the inside
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Frenchcheckhors
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Englishsend out|out
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Englishaway from the inside
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Frenchcheckhors
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Englishman-to-man
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Englishdirect, forthright, and honest
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Frenchd'homme à homme
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Englishbend
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Englishto change direction
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Frenchtourner
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Englishsuperintendent
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Englisha person who is authorized to supervise, direct or administer something
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Frenchsurintendant
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Englishright
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Englishstraight, not bent
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Frenchdroit
Englishright
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Englishperpendicular
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Frenchdroit
Englishright
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Englishof direction
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Frenchdroit
Englishright
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Englishimmediately, directly
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Frenchjuste
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Englishtime|point
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Englishdirect
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Englishview|point
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Englishdirect
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Englishout|pulls
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Englishaway from the inside
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Frenchcheckhors
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Englishdeadpan
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Englishdeliberately impassive or expressionless (as a face or look)
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Frenchpince-sans-rire
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Englishadmonish
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EnglishTo instruct or direct, to inform, to notify
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Frenchréprimander
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Englishconcentrate
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Englishbring to, or direct toward, a common center
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Frenchconcentrer
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Englishover-the-counter
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Englishdirect interaction between two parties without an intermediary
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Frenchde gré à gré
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Englishset fire
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Englishto light using fire
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Frenchmettre le feu
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Englishsunshine
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Englishdirect rays of the sun
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Frenchsoleil
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Englishfree kick
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Frenchcoup franc
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Englishout|paid
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Englishaway from the inside
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Frenchcheckhors
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Englishsupervise
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Englishto oversee or direct
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Frenchsuperviser, encadrer
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Englishstraightforward
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Englishnot deviating, honest, frank
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Frenchdirect, simple
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Englishtransparent
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Englishobvious
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Frenchtransparent
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Frenchchecktransparent
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Englishthe buck stops here
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Englishstatement that no excuses will be made, that the speaker is going to take direct responsibility for matters, rather than pass the responsibility to higher authorities
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Frenchla responsabilité commence ici, c'est ici que ça s'arrête
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Englishretail
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Frenchcheckvente au détail
Englishretail
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Englishto sell at retail, or in small quantities directly to customers
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Frenchcheckvendre
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Englishchannel
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Englishdirect the flow
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Frenchcanaliser
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Englishat once
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Englishimmediately
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Frenchtout de suite, immédiatement, aussitôt
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Englishdrive
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Frenchconduire, guider
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Englishout|points
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Englishaway from the inside
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Frenchcheckhors
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Englishimmediate
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Englishwithout delay
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Frenchimmédiat
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Englishresistor
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Englishan electric component that transmits current in direct proportion to the voltage across it
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Frenchrésistance
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Englishindicate
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Englishto point out, to discover, to direct to a knowledge of, to show, to make known
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Frenchindiquer
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Englishretrograde
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English(astronomy) In the opposite direction to the orbited body's spin
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Frenchrétrograde
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Englishoriginal sin
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Englishstate of sin that is a direct result of Adam's disobedience to God
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Frenchpéché originel
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Englishout|cast
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Englishto direct one's eyes
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Frenchdiriger, jeter
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Englishdirective
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Englishinstruction or guideline
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Frenchdirective
Englishdirective
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Englishauthoritative decision
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Frenchdirective
Englishdirective
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Englishform of legislative act addressed to the EU Member States
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Frenchdirective
Englishdirective
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Englishthat directs
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Frenchdirectif
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Englishintransitive
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Englishof a verb, not taking a direct object
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Frenchintransiti
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Englishimply
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Englishto express suggestively rather than as a direct statement
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Frenchinsinuer, sous-entendre
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Englishdirective|payment
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Englishinstruction or guideline
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Frenchdirective
Englishdirective|payment
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Englishauthoritative decision
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Frenchdirective
Englishdirective|payment
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Englishform of legislative act addressed to the EU Member States
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Frenchdirective
Englishdirective|payment
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Englishthat directs
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Frenchdirectif
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Englishsubstantive
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Frenchdirect, substanti
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Englishswitchboard
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Frenchstandard
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Englishfunnel
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Frenchfaire circuler des resources ou de l'argent,
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Englishhim
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Englishdative / indirect object
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Frenchlui
Englishhim
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Englishaccusative / direct object
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Frenchle
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Englishpoint-blank
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Englishso close that a weapon may be aimed directly at its target
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Frenchde but en blanc, à bout portant
Englishpoint-blank
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Englishin a direct manner, without hesitation
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Frenchà brûle-pourpoint, de but en blanc
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Englishlead
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Frenchdiriger, commander
Englishlead
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Englishdraw or direct by influence
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Frenchamener à, pousser à, conduire à
Englishlead
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Frenchmener
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Englishindirect
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Englishnot direct
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Frenchindirect
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Englishdirectly
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Englishin a direct manner
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Frenchdirectement
Englishdirectly
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Englishsoon, next, when it becomes convenient
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Frenchcheckdirectement, checktout droit
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Englishsignpost
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Englishpost bearing a sign that gives information on directions
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Frenchpoteau indicateur
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Englishout|out
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Englishaway from the inside
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Frenchcheckhors
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Englishcollateral
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Frenchcollatéral
Englishcollateral
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Englishacting indirectly
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Frenchindirect
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Englishout|shut
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Englishaway from the inside
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Frenchcheckhors
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Englishbombard
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Englishto attack something or someone by directing objects at the
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Frenchbombarder
Englishbombard
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Englishto direct at a substance an intense stream of high-energy particles, usually sub-atomic or made of at most a few atoms
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Frenchbombarder
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Englishcross
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Frenchdirect du bras arrière
Englishcross
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Englishtransverse
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Frenchtransversal
Englishcross
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Englishtravel in a direction or path that will intersect with that another
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Frenchcroiser
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Englishalternating current
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Englishelectric current that reverses direction periodically
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Frenchcourant alternatif
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Englishelectric current that reverses direction periodically
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Frenchcourant alternatif
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Englishout|pops
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Englishaway from the inside
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Frenchcheckhors
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Englishditransitive
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Frenchbitransiti
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Englishimmediately
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Englishin an immediate manner
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Frenchimmédiatement, tout de suite, aussitôt
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