argo bedeutet auf Englisch
| Französisch | Englisch |
|---|---|
| Argo nom propre | Argo◼◼◼(mythical ship) |
| argon nom {m} | argon◼◼◼(a chemical element) |
| argonaute nom | argonaut◼◼◼(a pelagic octopus of the genus Argonauta) |
| Argonaute [feminine used in fiction] nom propre {m} {f} | Argonaut(member of the Argo crew) |
| argot nom {m} | slang◼◼◼(unconventional language ) argot [argots]◼◻◻(secret language of thieves, tramps and vagabonds) cant [cants](secret language) |
| argousier nom {m} | sea buckthorn [sea buckthorns]◼◼◼(shrub of the genus Hippophae) |
| Argovie nom {f} | Aargau◼◼◼(canton) |
| [jargon] FdF nom {m} | forest fire [forest fires](fire) wildfire [wildfires](rapidly spreading fire) |
| cargo nom {m} | cargo ship◼◼◼(ship that carries cargo) |
| embargo nom {m} | embargo [embargoes]◼◼◼(a ban on trade with another country) embargo [embargoes]◼◼◼(a temporary ban on making certain information public) embargo [embargoes]◼◼◼(an order by the government prohibiting ships from leaving port) |
| 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 |
| gargote nom {f} | dive [dives]◼◼◼(seedy bar) |
| gargouille nom {f} | gargoyle [gargoyles]◼◼◼(carved grotesque figure on a spout) gargoyle [gargoyles]◼◼◼(decorative figure on a building) |
| gargouillement nom {m} | growl [growls]◼◼◼(sound made by the stomach when hungry) grumble [grumbles]◼◼◼(the sound made by a hungry stomach) |
| gargouillement (stomach) nom {m} | rumble [rumbles]◼◼◼(low, heavy, continuous sound) |
| gargouiller verbe | gurgle [gurgled, gurgling, gurgles]◼◼◼(to make such a sound) grumble [grumbled, grumbling, grumbles]◼◼◻(to make a low growling or rumbling stomach noise) |
| gargouillesquité nom {f} | gargoylishnessnoun |
| gargouillis nom {m} | gurgle◼◼◼(gurgling sound) |
| jargon nom {m} | jargon [jargons]◼◼◼(incomprehensible speech) jargon [jargons]◼◼◼(language characteristic of a particular group) jargon [jargons]◼◼◼(technical terminology unique to a particular subject) lingo◼◼◻(language peculiar to a particular group or region) speak◼◼◻(jargon/terminology) slang◼◼◻(unconventional language ) babble◼◻◻(inarticulate speech) |
| jargon nom | piffle(nonsense, foolish talk) |
| jargon d'entreprise nom {m} | corporatespeak(jargon used within business) |
| jargon juridique nom {m} | legalese◼◼◼(technical talk of the legal profession) |
