French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Improperly

In a manner that is not proper or suitable.

Improvisation Dance

A form of dance characterized by spontaneous movement and creativity, often performed without premeditated choreography.

Improvisational Dance

A form of dance characterized by spontaneous movement and expression, often created in the moment without pre-choreographed steps.

In-Season

Referring to a time when a particular fruit, vegetable, or activity is at its peak availability or relevance.

In-The-Hot-Seat

A position of intense scrutiny or pressure, often in a competitive or challenging situation.

In-the-Wings

In a position of readiness, waiting to take action or make an appearance.

In-the-bag

Certain to be achieved or won; assured.

Informed-decision

A choice or conclusion reached after gaining knowledge, understanding relevant facts, and considering potential consequences.

Inheritance Document

A legal document that outlines the distribution of a person's assets after their death.

Insanity

The state of being seriously mentally ill; madness.

Intended Recipient

The person or entity for whom a message, document, or item is specifically meant.

Intercultural Dialogue

A conversation or discussion aimed at promoting understanding and cooperation between individuals or groups from different cultural backgrounds.