French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Dirt

A substance, often consisting of a mixture of organic matter, clay, and rock particles, that covers the ground.

Dirtiness

The quality or state of being dirty; uncleanliness.

Dirty

Covered or marked with an unclean substance such as mud, dirt, or dust.

Discussion Room

A designated space where people gather to engage in conversation or debate on various topics.

Disengagement Strategy

A planned approach to withdrawing from a situation or commitment, often used in military or diplomatic contexts.

Divine Blood

The bloodline or lineage believed to be of divine origin, often associated with religious or royal significance.

Documentary Footage

A segment of film or video that captures real events, often used in documentary films.

Domestic Servitude

The condition of being a servant in a household, often involving labor without adequate compensation or rights.

Doorbell-Ditch

A prank in which a person rings a doorbell and quickly leaves the scene before the occupant can answer.

Doppelganger

An apparition or double of a living person.

Doubtless

Without doubt; certainly, surely, or almost certainly.

Doughboy

A nickname for a United States infantryman, especially during World War I.