French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Datum

A single piece of information or a single statistical observation; a fact (often used in the plural as data).

Daxordination

A specific arrangement or organization of elements within a system, often used in administrative or hierarchical contexts.

Deacon

An ordained minister of an order just below that of a priest or pastor in various Christian churches.

Deallocation

The act of freeing or releasing previously allocated resources, especially computer memory or storage.

Debacle

A sudden and ignominious failure; a fiasco.

Debase

To lower the quality or value of something.

Debonaire

Having a suave, charming, and carefree demeanor.

Debrief

To question someone thoroughly about a completed mission, project, or undertaking.

Decatenation

The process of separating linked structures, particularly in molecular biology where it refers to the unwinding of DNA strands.

Decedent

A person who has died, especially in relation to their estate or legal matters.

Decertification

The process of revoking or withdrawing a certification or official recognition.

Declination

The angular distance of a point north or south of the celestial equator.