French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Visual arts

Art forms that are primarily visual in nature, including painting, sculpture, photography, and design.

Visual-aversion

A strong psychological or physiological reluctance to make direct eye contact or look at certain visual stimuli, frequently observed in individuals with autism spectrum conditions.

Vives

A disease of horses, characterized by swelling of the glands around the ears.

Volume-purchasing

The procurement of goods in large quantities, typically resulting in lower per-unit costs.

Volunteer Army

A military force composed of individuals who enlist voluntarily rather than being conscripted.

Wait

Stay where one is or delay action until a particular time or event.

Wait-for-it

An expression used to indicate that something exciting or surprising is about to happen.

Waiting

The action of staying in a place until a particular time or event.

Walking-Around-Money

A small amount of cash that is kept on hand for immediate expenses or incidental purchases.

Wardrobe

A tall cupboard or cabinet in which clothes may be hung or stored.

Warm Greeting

A friendly and affectionate expression of welcome.

Warm Reception

A friendly and enthusiastic welcome given to someone.