Francia | Angol |
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madame nom {f} | lady [ladies]◼◼◼(polite term referring a woman) lady [ladies]◼◼◼(wife of a lord) lady [ladies]◼◼◼(woman of breeding and authority) |
Madame nom | Lady◼◼◼(aristocratic title for a woman) |
Madame nom {f} | ladyship◼◼◻(Term of respect) |
Madame nom propre | Missus◼◼◻(form of address for a married woman) |
madame (used now by administration in France instead of mademoiselle) nom {f} | miss [misses]◼◼◼(unmarried woman) |
madame [modern usage] nom {f} | Miss◼◼◼(title) |
Madame Toulemonde adjectif | average Joe(typical average person) |
Madame Tout-le-Monde nom {f} | man in the street◼◼◼(a typical person) |
Madame Watanabe nom propre | Mrs. Watanabe(personification of the Japanese housewife speculators) |
mener à dame verbe | queen(chess: to convert a pawn into a queen) |
Mesdames adjectif | yours faithfully◼◼◼(polite, formulaic end to letters) |
Mesdames et Messieurs nom | ladies and gentlemen◼◼◼(phrase used to address an audience of men and women) |
nidamentaire adjectif | nidamental◼◼◼adjective |
Notre Dame nom {f} | Our Lady◼◼◼(Virgin Mary) |
Notre-Dame nom {f} | Notre Dame◼◼◼(French cathedral) |
Notre-Dame de Paris nom {f} | Notre Dame◼◼◼(French cathedral) |
Notre-Dame des Douleurs nom {f} | Our Lady of Sorrows◼◼◼(the Virgin Mary in reference to her sorrows) |
Notre-Dame des Sept Douleurs nom {f} | Our Lady of Sorrows◼◼◼(the Virgin Mary in reference to her sorrows) |
première dame nom {f} | First Lady◼◼◼(the wife of the President of a country) |
recherche fondamentale nom {f} | basic research◼◼◼(type of research) |
sudaméricain adjectif | South American◼◼◼(relating to South America) |
théorème fondamental nom {m} | fundamental theorem◼◼◼noun |
vandames nom {m pl} | cops(law enforcement) |
vieille dame nom {f} | old woman◼◼◼(elderly woman) |