🇫🇷French to English Lexicon

French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

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Words Starting with "M"

mal informé
B2adjective
English Meaning:

Uninformed

Not having or showing knowledge or awareness.

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malchanceux
A2adjective
English Meaning:

Unlucky

Having bad luck; not favored by fortune.

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message non sollicité
B2noun
English Meaning:

Unsolicited Message

A message that is sent without the recipient's prior request or consent, often considered spam.

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Manque de subtilité
B2adjective
English Meaning:

Unsubtle

Not subtle; lacking in nuance or delicacy.

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malsain
B2adjective
English Meaning:

Unwholesome

Not conducive to health; harmful or detrimental.

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malpropreté
C1noun
English Meaning:

Unwholesomeness

The quality of being unhealthy or morally harmful.

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mise à jour
B1noun
English Meaning:

Update

To make something more modern or suitable for use by adding new information or fixing flaws.

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mise à niveau
B2noun
English Meaning:

Upgrade

An act of upgrading something, or a better version of something.

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Modèle d'utilisateur
B2noun
English Meaning:

User-Model

A representation of a user or a group of users that is used to inform the design and functionality of a system.

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major de promotion
C1noun
English Meaning:

Valedictorian

The student who has the highest academic rank in a graduating class and traditionally delivers the farewell speech at the graduation ceremony.

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mot à mot
C1adjective
English Meaning:

Verbatim

In exactly the same words as were used originally.

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métaphore visuelle
B2noun
English Meaning:

Visual Metaphor

The representation of a person, place, thing, or idea by means of a visual image that suggests a particular association or similarity.

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