French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Quash

To reject or void a legal decision, charge, or conviction through judicial procedure.

Rearguard

A military unit assigned to protect the rear of a main body of troops.

Reciprocal agreement

A formal pact or contract between two or more parties, organizations, or nations in which each side agrees to provide equivalent benefits, privileges, or concessions to the other.

Recreationalist

A person who engages in recreational activities, especially outdoor pursuits such as hiking, skiing, or camping.

Resource allocation

The process of distributing available resources among various projects or business units.

Reverse-Snob

A person who rejects the values or lifestyles of the upper class, often in favor of a more modest or working-class identity.

Rigorous analysis

A meticulous, thorough, and logically sound examination of a subject, data, or problem, adhering strictly to methodological standards.

Sate

To satisfy a desire or an appetite to the full.

Scheinlasen

The act of allowing something to appear or shine, often used in social or artistic contexts.

Secret Weapon

A hidden or undisclosed resource or strategy that provides a significant advantage in a competitive situation.

Self-Absorption

The state of being excessively focused on oneself and one's own interests or feelings.

Self-Condemnation

The act of condemning oneself for one's actions or beliefs.