es signifie anglais
| Français | Anglais |
|---|---|
| escalope nom | scallop [scallops]◼◼◻noun |
| escalope viennoise nom {f} | Wiener schnitzel◼◼◼(veal cutlet) |
| escamotage nom {m} | sleight of hand◼◼◼(skill) |
| escapade nom {f} | escapade◼◼◼(daring or adventurous act; undertaking which goes against convention) |
| escapisme nom | escapism(inclination to escape) |
| escapologie nom {f} | escapology◼◼◼(the study or art of escaping from a constriction) |
| escarbot nom {m} | dung beetle [dung beetles](insect of the family Scarabaeidae) |
| escargot nom {m} | snail [snails]◼◼◼(any animal of the class Gastropoda having a shell) snail [snails]◼◼◼(sluggard) escargot [escargots]◼◼◻(dish) |
| escargot de Bourgogne nom {m} | escargot [escargots]◼◼◼(dish) |
| escargotière nom {f} | snailerynoun |
| escarmouche nom {f} | skirmish [skirmishes]◼◼◼(brief battle between small groups) skirmish [skirmishes]◼◼◼(minor dispute) clash [clashes]◼◻◻(skirmish) |
| escarmoucher verbe | skirmish [skirmished, skirmishing, skirmishes]◼◼◼(to engage in a minor battle or dispute) |
| escarmoucheur nom {m} | skirmisher◼◼◼(soldier) |
| escarole [dated] nom {f} | escarole◼◼◼(subspecies or variety of endive (var. latifolia)) |
| escarpé adjectif | steep [steeper, steepest]◼◼◼(near-vertical) precipitous◼◼◻(steep, like a precipice) craggy [craggier, craggiest]◼◼◻(characterized by rugged etc. features) |
| escarpement nom {m} | escarpment [escarpments]◼◼◼(steep descent or declivity) steepness [steepnesses]◼◻◻(state or quality of being steep) |
| escarpin nom {m} | court shoe◼◼◼(shoe with no fastening and a low-cut front) |
| escarpins nom {m pl} | high heels◼◼◼(pair of shoes) |
| escarre nom | eschar [eschars]◼◼◼(dry dark scab or scar, see also: scab) |
| escarre nom {f} | bedsore [bedsores]◼◼◼(lesion caused by pressure) slough◼◻◻(dead skin on a sore or ulcer) |
| Escaut nom propre {m} | Scheldt◼◼◼(river) |
| Esch-sur-Alzette nom propre | Esch-sur-Alzette◼◼◼(city) |
| eschatocole nom {m} | eschatocolnoun |
| eschatologie nom {f} | eschatology◼◼◼(system of doctrines concerning final matters, such as death) eschatology◼◼◼(the study of the end times) |
| eschatologique adjectif | eschatological◼◼◼(pertaining to eschatology) |
| Eschyle nom propre {m} | Aeschylus◼◼◼(Greek tragedian) |
| esclaffer nom | guffaw [guffaws]◼◼◼(a boisterous laugh) |
| esclandre nom {m} | scandal [scandals]◼◼◼(incident that brings disgrace) |
| esclavage nom {m} | slavery◼◼◼(condition in which one is captivated or subjugated) slavery◼◼◼(condition of servitude endured by a slave) slavery◼◼◼(institution or practice of owning human beings) |
