🇫🇷French to English Lexicon

French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

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Words Starting with "D"

de mauvais goût
B2adjective
English Meaning:

Tacky

In poor taste; gaudy or cheap in appearance.

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Défi
B2noun
English Meaning:

Take-On

A challenge or responsibility that one accepts.

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Décollage
B2noun
English Meaning:

Takeoff

The moment an aircraft leaves the ground and begins to fly.

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dompter
B2verb
English Meaning:

Tame

To domesticate an animal, or to bring a wild or savage living creature under human control and companionship.

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Domestication
B2noun
English Meaning:

Tameness

The quality of being tame; the state of being domesticated or gentle.

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Domestique
B2noun
English Meaning:

Tamer

A person who trains or domesticates animals, especially wild ones.

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Domptage
B2noun
English Meaning:

Taming

The act of making something tame or domesticated.

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Dégustateur
B2noun
English Meaning:

Taster

A person who samples food or drink to assess its quality or flavor.

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dégrèvement fiscal
B2noun
English Meaning:

Tax rebate

A refund paid by the government to a taxpayer who has paid more tax than they actually owed.

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déballage
C1noun
English Meaning:

Tell-all

A book, article, or other publication that reveals private, confidential, or scandalous information about a well-known person or organization.

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Différence temporelle
C1noun
English Meaning:

Temporal-Difference

A method of learning in which the difference in predicted and actual outcomes is used to update predictions over time.

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Domaine temporel
C1noun
English Meaning:

Temporal-Domain

A specific area or aspect of time within a given context, often used in fields such as mathematics, physics, and computer science.

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