bille meaning in English
| French | English |
|---|---|
| bille nom {f} | ball [balls]◼◼◼(pinball: an opportunity to launch the ball into play) marble [marbles]◼◼◻(spherical ball) pinball◼◻◻(ball) |
| billes nom {f pl} | marbles◼◼◼(game) |
| billet nom {m} | ticket [tickets]◼◼◼(admission to entertainment) banknote◼◼◼(paper currency) paper money◼◻◻(a form of banknotes) blogpost◼◻◻(entry posted to a blog) piece of paper◼◻◻(sheet or scrap of paper) |
| billet aller simple nom {m} | one-way ticket◼◼◼(a ticket granting permission to travel to a place but not back) |
| billet d'avion nom {m} | air ticket◼◼◼(a pass entitling the holder to travel in an aeroplane) |
| billet de banque nom {m} | banknote◼◼◼(paper currency) |
| billet de banque [literally] nom {m} | currency [currencies]◼◼◼(paper money) |
| billet de loterie nom {m} | lottery ticket◼◼◼(slip of paper drawn in a lottery) |
| billet de Monopoly nom {m} | Monopoly money◼◼◼(strange-looking foreign currency) |
| billet doux nom {m} | love letter◼◼◼(letter about the author's love) |
| billet funéraire nom {m} | joss paper◼◼◼(sheet of paper used as a burnt offering) |
| billet à ordre nom {m} | promissory note◼◼◼(document saying that someone owes a specific amount of money) |
| billetophilie nom {f} | notaphilynoun |
| billetterie nom {f} | box office◼◼◼(ticket office) ticket office◼◼◼(an office where tickets may be purchased) |
| [Quebec] billet à gratter nom {m} | scratch card(lottery ticket) |
| aller se rhabiller verbe | bugger off(to leave, go away, disappear) |
| babiller verbe | babble [babbled, babbling, babbles]◼◼◼(to make a continuous murmuring noise) gab [gabbed, gabbing, gabs](to talk or chatter a lot, usually on trivial subjects) piffle(to act or speak in a futile, ineffective, or nonsensical manner) |
| crayon à bille nom {m} | ballpoint pen [ballpoint pens]◼◼◼(pen) |
| distributeur automatique de billets nom {m} | automated teller machine◼◼◼(banking) |
| distributeur de billets nom {m} | automated teller machine◼◼◼(banking) |
| dégobiller verbe | puke [puked, puking, pukes]◼◼◼(to vomit) cat [catted, catting, cats](vomit) |
| dégobiller [colloquial] verbe | vomit [vomited, vomiting, vomits](regurgitate the contents of a stomach) |
| déshabiller verbe | undress [undressed, undressing, undresses]◼◼◼((transitive) remove somebody’s clothing) disrobe [disrobed, disrobing, disrobes]◼◼◻(undress someone or something, see also: undress) strip off◼◻◻(to remove one's clothes) |
| déshabiller Pierre pour habiller Paul verbe | rob Peter to pay Paul◼◼◼(to use resources producing no net gain) |
| gerbille nom {f} | gerbil [gerbils]◼◼◼(small rodent) |
| habiller verbe | dress [dressed, dressing, dresses]◼◼◼(to put clothes on (oneself or someone, etc.), see also: clothe) clothe [clothed, clothing, clothes]◼◼◻(adorn with clothing) habit◼◻◻(clothe) |
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