rang bedeutet auf Englisch
| Französisch | Englisch |
|---|---|
| clé étrangère nom {f} | foreign key◼◼◼(column referencing another table) |
| confiture d'oranges nom {f} | marmalade◼◼◼(citrus jam) |
| corps étranger nom {m} | foreign body [foreign bodies]◼◼◼(unwanted intruding object) |
| de haut rang adjectif | high-ranking◼◼◼(at an important, elevated, or exalted level in a hierarchy or organization; high-level) |
| de second rang adjectif | second-rate◼◼◼(of mediocre quality) |
| dérangé adjectif | deranged◼◼◼(disturbed or upset, especially mentally) deranged◼◼◼(insane) upset◼◼◼(of a stomach) crazy [crazier, craziest]◼◼◼(insane, demented) insane◼◼◻(exhibiting unsoundness or disorder of mind) unhinged◼◼◻(mentally ill or unstable) |
| dérangeant adjectif | disturbing◼◼◼(causing distress or worry) disruptive◼◼◻(causing disrupt or unrest) unsettling◼◼◻(That makes one troubled or uneasy) insane(causing insanity or madness) |
| dérangement nom {m} | inconvenience [inconveniences]◼◼◼(something inconvenient or bothering) |
| déranger verbe | bother [bothered, bothering, bothers]◼◼◼(to annoy, disturb) disturb [disturbed, disturbing, disturbs]◼◼◼(confuse or irritate) disturb [disturbed, disturbing, disturbs]◼◼◼(have negative emotional impact) trouble [troubled, troubling, troubles]◼◼◻(to bother; to annoy) disrupt [disrupted, disrupting, disrupts]◼◼◻(to throw into confusion or disorder) gall [galled, galling, galls](to trouble or bother) |
| en rang d'oignons adjectif | in-line(arranged in a single line) |
| engranger verbe | garner [garnered, garnering, garners]◼◼◼(to reap grain, gather it up, and store it in a granary) garner [garnered, garnering, garners]◼◼◼verb chalk up◼◻◻(to achieve something) |
| État libre d'Orange nom propre {m} | Orange Free State◼◼◼(former province of South Africa) |
| étrange adjectif | strange [stranger, strangest]◼◼◼(not normal) weird [weirder, weirdest]◼◼◼(having an unusually strange character or behaviour) odd [odder, oddest]◼◼◼(strange) funny [funnier, funniest]◼◼◻(strange; unusual) queer [queerer, queerest]◼◼◻(weird, odd, different) eerie [eerier, eeriest]◼◼◻(weird) whimsical◼◻◻(Given to whimsy; capricious; odd; peculiar; playful; light-hearted or amusing) outlandish◼◻◻(strange or bizarre) selcouth(strange, rare, marvellous) |
| étrange adjectif {f} | uncanny◼◼◻(strange, mysteriously unsettling) |
| étrangement adverbe | strangely◼◼◼(in a strange manner) oddly◼◼◼(strangely) eerily◼◼◻(In an eerie manner) |
