French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Firebrand

A person who is passionate about a particular cause, typically inciting radical change or unrest.

Flurry

A small, light fall of snow blown by the wind.

Forfeited Assets

Property, money, or valuables confiscated by law enforcement or government agencies because they were derived from or used in criminal enterprises.

Forsake

To abandon or give up something or someone.

Forsaking

To abandon someone or something, especially in a time of need.

Forward-thinking

Tending to think about and plan for the future; innovative and progressive.

Free-Love

A social movement advocating for the freedom to engage in romantic and sexual relationships without the constraints of marriage or legal obligations.

Furbearer

An animal that bears fur, especially one of a species hunted or trapped commercially for its pelt.

Gas absorption

The process by which gas molecules are taken up by a liquid or solid material.

Geographical range

The spatial area or geographic region within which a particular species, organism, or population can be found throughout its lifetime.

Grocer's apostrophe

The incorrect use of an apostrophe to form the plural of a noun, such as writing 'apple's' instead of 'apples'.

Guns-and-Butter

A phrase used to illustrate the trade-off between a nation's military spending and its domestic welfare spending.