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caille nom {f} | quail [quails]◼◼◼(any of several small game birds) common quail◼◻◻(bird in the pheasant family) |
caille des blés nom {f} | quail [quails]◼◼◼(any of several small game birds) |
cailler verbe | curdle [curdled, curdling, curdles]◼◼◼(to form or cause to form curds) clot [clotted, clotting, clots]◼◼◻(to form into a clot) coagulate [coagulated, coagulating, coagulates]◼◻◻verb |
caillette nom {f} | abomasum [abomasums]◼◼◼(fourth or digestive stomach of a ruminant) |
armure d'écailles nom {f} | scale [scales]◼◼◼(scale mail) |
flicaille nom {f} | heat◼◼◼(slang: the police) |
Lacaille nom propre | Lacaille◼◼◼proper noun |
passacaille nom {f} | passacaglia◼◼◼(historical Spanish dance) |
quincailler nom | ironmonger◼◼◼(retailer in iron goods and hardware) |
quincaillerie nom {f} | hardware◼◼◼(metal implements) hardware store◼◼◻(merchant) |
racaille nom {f} | scum [scums]◼◼◼(person or persons considered to be reprehensible) riffraff [riffraffs]◼◼◼(the rabble) rabble [rabble]◼◼◻(the mass of common people; the lowest class of people) rascal [rascals]◼◼◻(dishonest person) thug [thugs]◼◼◻(someone who treats others violently or roughly) chav◼◼◻(relating to a youth from a working class background, aggressive with poor education) |
racaille; punk nom {m} | punk [punks](petty criminal) |
rocaille nom {f} | rockery◼◼◼(section of a garden made from decorative rocks) |
roi caille nom {m} | corncrake(the bird Crex crex) |
roi des cailles nom {m} | corncrake(the bird Crex crex) |
s'écailler verbe | flake [flaked, flaking, flakes]◼◼◼(to break or chip) peel off◼◼◻(to separate) |
écaille nom {f} | scale [scales]◼◼◼(coloured chitin) scale [scales]◼◼◼(keratin pieces covering the skin of certain animals) scale [scales]◼◼◼(pine nut) |
écaille de tortue nom | tortoiseshell◼◼◼(pet whose fur has black, brown and yellow markings) |
écailler verbe | scale [scaled, scaling, scales]◼◼◼(remove the scales of) shuck [shucked, shucking, shucks]◼◼◻(to extract shellfish from shells) |
écailleux adjectif | scaly [scalier, scaliest]◼◼◼(covered or abounding with scales) squamous◼◻◻(scaly) |
écriture ossécaille nom | oracle bone script◼◼◼(incised ancient Chinese characters found on oracle bones) |