🇫🇷French to English Lexicon

French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

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Words Starting with "S"

scepticisme
B2noun
English Meaning:

Skepticism

An attitude of doubt or a disposition to incredulity either in general or toward a particular object.

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science de la peau
B2noun
English Meaning:

Skin Science

The scientific study of the skin, including its structure, function, and diseases.

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sans peau
B2adjective
English Meaning:

Skinless

Lacking skin; without a protective outer layer.

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Skitch
B2verb
English Meaning:

Skitch

To hitch a ride on a moving vehicle, typically while skateboarding or snowboarding.

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scorie
B2noun
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Slag

The by-product of smelting metal, consisting of impurities that are removed during the process.

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slam de poésie
B2noun
English Meaning:

Slam

A competitive event in which poets perform their original work and are judged by an audience or panel.

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slam de poésie
B2noun
English Meaning:

Slam Poetry

A form of competitive poetry where poets perform their work in front of an audience and are judged.

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slave
B2noun
English Meaning:

Slavic

A branch of the Indo-European language family that includes Russian, Polish, Czech, and Serbo-Croatian.

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Sloan
B2noun
English Meaning:

Sloan

A surname of Irish origin, often used as a first name.

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seau à déchets
B2noun
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Slop-Jar

A container, typically a jar, used for holding liquid waste or refuse.

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slub
B2noun
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Slub

A thick or uneven part in a yarn or fabric.

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s'affaisser
B2verb
English Meaning:

Slump

To sit, fall, or sink heavily and limply, typically due to tiredness or lack of energy.

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