commun bedeutet auf Englisch
| Französisch | Englisch |
|---|---|
| bar commun nom {m} | European seabass◼◻◻(Dicentrarchus labrax) |
| bien commun nom {m} | common good◼◼◼(a good that is rivalrous and nonexcludable) common good◼◼◼(general interest of the population as a whole) |
| brème commune nom {f} | bream [breams]◼◼◼(Abramis brama) |
| calmar commun nom {m} | European squid(Loligo vulgaris) |
| canal de communication nom {m} | anonymous pipe(communication channel) |
| carpe commune nom {f} | common carp◼◼◼(species of carp) |
| castor commun nom {m} | European beavernoun |
| Centre de la sécurité des télécommunications nom propre | Communications Security Establishment◼◼◼(agency) |
| Centre de la sécurité des télécommunications Canada nom propre | Communications Security Establishment Canada◼◼◼(agency) |
| cerf commun nom {m} | red deer [red deer]◼◼◼(Cervus elaphus) |
| chabot commun nom {m} | European bullhead(species) |
| Chambre des communes nom {f} | House of Commons◼◼◼(lower house in UK or Canadian parliament) |
| châtaignier commun nom {m} | Spanish chestnut [Spanish chestnuts](tree) |
| chou commun nom {m} | colewort(kale) |
| compteur communicant nom {m} | smart meter(an electronic meter for measuring electricity or gas consumption) |
| connaissance commune nom {f} | common knowledge◼◼◼(special kind of knowledge for a group of agents) |
| coup de communication nom {m} | publicity stunt◼◼◼(staged marketing event) |
| crapaud commun nom {m} | European toad(Bufo bufo) |
| décommunisation nom {f} | decommunization◼◼◼(act, process, or result of decommunizing) |
| décommuniser verbe | decommunize(To divest of communism) |
| dénominateur commun nom {m} | common denominator◼◼◼(common denominator in a category) common denominator◼◼◼(common denominator in mathematics) |
| droit commun nom {m} | common law◼◼◼(law of general application) |
| ÈC (ère commune) nom {f} | CE(Common/Current/Christian Era) |
| en commun preposition | in common◼◼◼(held in joint possession) |
| en commun preposition {m} | in common◼◼◼(shared with others) |
| entreprise commune nom {f} | joint venture◼◼◼(a cooperative business partnership) |
| épicéa commun nom {m} | Norway spruce [Norway spruces]◼◼◼(Picea abies) |
| ère commune nom {f} | Common Era◼◼◼(secular equivalent of anno Domini and the Christian Era) |
| esprit communautaire nom {m} | community spirit◼◼◼(willingness to do deeds which benefit the community at large) |
| etc. (corpses are put in a coffin and totally or partially identified)] fosse commune nom {f} | mass grave◼◼◼(a grave containing many corpses) |
| étourneau commun nom {m} | common starling(Sturnus vulgaris) |
| eurocommunisme nom {m} | Eurocommunism◼◼◼(trend) |
| eurocommuniste nom | Eurocommunist◼◼◼(supporter) |
| excommunication nom {f} | excommunication [excommunications]◼◼◼(act of excommunicating, disfellowshipping or ejecting) |
| excommunié adjectif | reprobate◼◼◼(rejected by God) |
| excommunier; bannir verbe | excommunicate(to officially exclude someone from membership of a church or religious community) |
| férule commune nom {f} | giant fennel(Ferula communis) |
| frêne commun nom {m} | common ash◼◼◼(Fraxinus excelsior) |
