till signifie anglais
| Français | Anglais |
|---|---|
| Petites Antilles nom propre {f-Pl} | Lesser Antilles◼◼◼(Caribbean islands) |
| pointillé nom {m} | dotted line◼◼◼(line made up of dots or dashes) |
| pointille nom {f} | punctilio [punctilios](exactness, strictness) |
| pointilleux adjectif | picky [pickier, pickiest]◼◼◼(fussy, particular) fastidious◼◼◻(excessively particular) punctilious◼◼◻(strictly attentive to detail) pedantic◼◼◻(being finicky with language) sedulous [sedulouser, sedulousest](of a person: diligent in application or pursuit) |
| pointilleux adjectif {m} | fussy [fussier, fussiest]◼◼◼(particular about details) |
| pointilleux nom | stickler [sticklers]◼◼◼(someone who insistently advocates for something) |
| pointilleux adjectif {m} {m-Pl} | pernickety◼◼◻(paying undue attention to minor details) pernickety◼◼◻(requiring attention to minor details) |
| pointilleux nom {m} | nitpicking [nitpickings]◼◻◻(any process of finding or pointing out tiny details or errors) |
| pointillisme nom {m} | pointillism◼◼◼(painting technique) |
| poiré pétillant nom {m} | sparkling perrynoun |
| postillon nom {m} | postilion [postilions]◼◼◼(rider mounted on leading horse) |
| postillon [droplets] nom {m} | spittle◼◼◼(spit, usually frothy) |
| postillonner verbe | sputter [sputtered, sputtering, sputters]◼◼◼(to emit saliva or spit from the mouth in small, scattered portions, as in rapid speaking) splutter [spluttered, spluttering, splutters](to spray droplets of saliva from the mouth while eating or speaking) |
| postillonneux adjectif | spluttery(characterised by spluttering) |
| potentille nom | potentilla◼◼◼(any of many shrubs and herbs of the genus Potentilla) |
| pulsatille nom {f} | pasque flower(flower of Pulsatilla) |
| quintillion numeral {m} | quintillion◼◼◼(a million quadrillion, 10^30, see also: nonillion) |
| quintillion numeral | nonillion(10^30, see also: quintillion) |
| rhinotillexomanie nom {f} | rhinotillexomania◼◼◼(compulsive nose-picking) |
| sautiller verbe | skip [skipped, skipping, skips]◼◼◼(move by hopping on alternate feet) jig [jigged, jigging, jigs]◼◻◻verb |
| savon de Castille nom {m} | Castile soap◼◼◼(type of soap) |
| scintillant adjectif {m} | scintillant◼◼◼(that scintillates) |
| scintillation liquide nom {f} | liquid scintillation◼◼◼(scintillation) |
| scintillement nom {m} | flicker◼◼◼(an unsteady flash of light) |
| scintiller verbe | sparkle [sparkled, sparkling, sparkles]◼◼◼(to shine as if throwing off sparks; scintillate) scintillate [scintillated, scintillating, scintillates]◼◼◻(to twinkle) flicker [flickered, flickering, flickers]◼◼◻(to keep going on and off) |
| se tortiller verbe | squirm [squirmed, squirming, squirms]◼◼◼(twist one’s body with snakelike motion) wiggle [wiggled, wiggling, wiggles]◼◼◼(to move with irregular motions) wriggle [wriggled, wriggling, wriggles]◼◼◻(to twist one's body and move the limbs) writhe [writhed, writhing, writhes]◼◼◻(to twist or contort the body) |
| sextilliard numeral {m} | duodecillion◼◼◼(10^39) |
| sextillion numeral | sextillion◼◼◼(a million quintillion, 10^36, see also: undecillion) |
