pre signifie anglais
| Français | Anglais |
|---|---|
| première plaidoirie nom {f} | opening argument(statement) |
| Première Vision nom propre | First Vision◼◼◼(appearance of God and Jesus to Joseph Smith, Jr. near Palmyra) |
| première vitesse nom {f} | first gear◼◼◼(lowest gear of a transmission) |
| premièrement adverbe | firstly◼◼◼(in the first place) first(before anything else) |
| premièrement preposition | for one thing◼◻◻((to introduce the first item)) |
| premiers entre eux adjectif | coprime◼◼◼((of two or more positive integers) having no factors in common) |
| premiers secours nom {m pl} | first aid◼◼◼(basic care) |
| premiers soins nom {m pl} | first aid◼◼◼(basic care) |
| prémisse nom {f} | premise [premises]◼◼◼(either of the first two propositions of a syllogism, from which the conclusion is deduced) premise [premises]◼◼◼(proposition antecedently supposed or proved) assumption [assumptions]◼◼◻(the minor or second proposition in a categorical syllogism) given◼◼◻(condition assumed to be true) |
| prémolaire nom {f} | premolar [premolars]◼◼◼(tooth) |
| prémoniteur nom {m} | premonitor(one who, or that which, gives premonition) |
| prémonition nom {f} | premonition [premonitions]◼◼◼(strong intuition) |
| prémonitoire adjectif | premonitory◼◼◼(serving as warning) |
| prémonitrice nom {f} | premonitor(one who, or that which, gives premonition) |
| prémontré nom {m} | Premonstratensian◼◼◼(member of the Order of Canons Regular of Prémontré) |
| prems nom {m} | dibs◼◼◼(the right to use or enjoy something exclusively or before anyone else) |
| prems interjection {m} | dibs◼◼◼(said to reserve to the right to something before anyone else) |
| prenant adjectif {m} | captivating◼◼◼(beautiful) |
| prénanthe nom {m} | rattlesnake root(Prenanthes) |
| prénanthe pourpre nom {m} | purple lettuce(Prenanthes purpurea) |
| prénatal adjectif | prenatal◼◼◼(being or happening before birth) |
| prendre verbe | take [took, taken, taking, takes]◼◼◼(to get into one's hands or control) take [took, taken, taking, takes]◼◼◼(to ingest medicine) take [took, taken, taking, takes]◼◼◼(to gain a position by force) take [took, taken, taking, takes]◼◼◼(to last or expend [an amount of time]) take [took, taken, taking, takes]◼◼◼(to grab and move to oneself) take [took, taken, taking, takes]◼◼◼(to get into one's possession) consider [considered, considering, considers]◼◼◼(take up as an example) have◼◼◻(to partake of something) catch [caught, catching, catches]◼◼◻(to capture or snare) catch [caught, catching, catches]◼◼◻(to seize an opportunity) pick [picked, picking, picks]◼◼◻(to grasp and pull with fingers) assume [assumed, assuming, assumes]◼◼◻(adopt an idea) capture [captured, capturing, captures]◼◼◻(remove or take control of opponent’s piece) go on◼◼◻(travel by) carry on◼◻◻(to take baggage or luggage onto an airplane, rather than check it) |
