French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Slimming

Designed or tending to make the wearer appear thinner.

Slipstream

The stream of air or water driven backward by or passing around a moving object, such as a car, airplane, or bicycle, creating a partial vacuum that reduces air resistance for anything following closely behind.

Slow Money

An investment philosophy that prioritizes local economies and sustainable practices over quick financial returns.

Smooth-out

To make a rough or uneven surface flat and even.

Snag

To catch on a sharp or projecting object, resulting in a tear or obstruction.

Snail's Pace

A very slow pace or speed.

Snatch

To seize or grab something suddenly or quickly.

Sneak-attack

An unexpected assault or offensive launched without prior warning or indication.

Snowslide

A large mass of snow, ice, and rocks sliding swiftly down a mountain slope.

So-be-it

Used to express resignation, acceptance, or the conclusion that an unalterable situation must be accepted as it is.

Social agenda

A set of social issues or policies that are prioritized for discussion or action.

Social-Climbing

The act of attempting to increase one's social status or position, often by associating with people of higher social standing.