French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Put Your Foot Down

To assert oneself firmly or to take a strong stand on an issue.

Qianwei

The vanguard or avant-garde in cultural, artistic, or political movements.

Quash

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

Queueing

The act of forming or waiting in a line.

Quick Money

Money that is earned or acquired rapidly, often through high-risk ventures.

Quick-access

Designed to allow immediate, effortless, or rapid retrieval of information, tools, or items.

Quick-cash

Money obtained rapidly, often through informal, short-term, or speculative means.

Quitting

To leave a place, job, or activity permanently.

Quorate

Having the minimum number of members present required by law or constitution to validate the transaction of business.

Radar dish

A concave, parabolic antenna used to transmit and receive radio waves for detecting the position, speed, and other characteristics of remote objects.

Radiant-attenuation

The reduction in intensity or flux of radiant energy as it traverses a medium due to absorption, scattering, or geometric divergence.

Radio host

A person who introduces, presents, or moderates a radio broadcast or program.