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frag nom {m} | frag◼◼◼(A successful kill in a deathmatch game) |
fragile adjectif | fragile◼◼◼(easily broken or destroyed) frail [frailer, frailest]◼◼◻(liable to fall from virtue) frail [frailer, frailest]◼◼◻adjective brittle [brittler, brittlest]◼◼◻(able to break or snap easily under stress or pressure) |
fragile adjectif {m} {f} | flimsy [flimsier, flimsiest]◼◼◻(likely to bend or break under pressure) flimsy [flimsier, flimsiest]◼◼◻(weak; ill-founded) |
fragilement adverbe | fragilely(in a fragile manner) |
fragilité nom {f} | fragility [fragilities]◼◼◼(condition or quality of being fragile) frailty [frailties]◼◼◻(condition of being frail) brittleness◼◼◻(property) |
fragment nom {m} | fragment [fragments]◼◼◼(portion or segment of an object) snippet [snippets]◼◻◻(a tiny piece or part) split [splits]◼◻◻(split-off piece) chunk [chunks]◼◻◻(a discrete segment of stream) chunk [chunks]◼◻◻(a representative of substance) flake [flakes]◼◻◻(thin chiplike layer) |
fragment nom {f} | chip [chips]◼◼◻(small piece broken off) |
fragment d'Okazaki nom {m} | Okazaki fragment◼◼◼(one of many newly synthesized DNA fragments formed on the lagging template strand during replication) |
fragmentation nom | fragmentation [fragmentations]◼◼◼noun spallation(fragmentation due to stress or impact) |
fragmenter verbe | fragment [fragmented, fragmenting, fragments]◼◼◼(to break apart) fragment [fragmented, fragmenting, fragments]◼◼◼(to cause to be broken into pieces) |
fragmenté adjectif | broken◼◼◼(meteorology: five eighths to seven eighths obscured by clouds) |
fragrance nom {f} | fragrance [fragrances]◼◼◼(pleasant smell or odour) perfume [perfumes]◼◼◻(pleasant smell) |
antifragilité nom {f} | antifragility◼◼◼(the ability of a system to benefit from a certain class of random events, errors, and volatility) |
brut de décoffrage adjectif | rough around the edges◼◼◼(in need of refinement) |
chiffrage de mesure nom {m} | time signature◼◼◼(numerical sign) |
coffrage nom {m} | formwork [formworks]◼◼◼(used in construction) |
défragmentation nom | defragmentation◼◼◼(action of defragmenting) |
défragmenter verbe | defragment [defragmented, defragmenting, defragments]◼◼◼(to run a process to make file fragments on a hard disk contiguous) |
défragmenteur nom {m} | defragmenter◼◼◼(that which defragments; a program that performs defragmentation) |
irréfragabilité nom {f} | irrefragabilitynoun |
irréfragable adjectif | irrefragable◼◼◼(which cannot be refuted, see also: indisputable; irrefutable) |
irréfragablement adverbe | irrefragablyadverb |
naufrage nom {m} | shipwreck [shipwrecks]◼◼◼(event where a ship sinks or runs aground) sinking◼◼◼(The instance of a ship foundering and disappearing underwater. ) |
naufrager verbe | shipwreck [shipwrecked, shipwrecking, shipwrecks]◼◼◼(wreck a vessel) |
naufragé adjectif | shipwrecked◼◼◼(stranded as a result of a shipwreck) |