ces meaning in English
| French | English |
|---|---|
| sciences humaines nom {f pl} | humanities [humanities]◼◼◼(language, literature, etc.) |
| sciences naturelles nom {f pl} | natural science [natural sciences]◼◼◼(science involved in studying phenomena or laws of the physical world) |
| sciences spatiales nom {f pl} | space science◼◼◼(discipline) |
| se tourner les pouces verbe | twiddle one's thumbs(to circle one's thumbs around one another) twiddle one's thumbs(to wait or dawdle) |
| sécession nom {f} | secession [secessions]◼◼◼(The act of seceding) |
| sécessioniste adjectif | breakaway◼◼◼(having broken away from a larger unit) |
| sécessionnisme nom {m} | secessionism◼◼◼noun |
| sécessionniste nom | secessionist [secessionists]◼◼◼(one who supports secession) |
| services [Switzerland] nom {m pl} | cutlery◼◼◼(eating and serving utensils) |
| services publics nom {m pl} | civil service◼◼◼(body of civilian employees) |
| sévices sexuels nom {m} | sexual abuse◼◼◼(forcing of undesired sexual activity by one person on another) |
| sevrage [process] nom {m} | withdrawal [withdrawals]◼◼◼(type of metabolic shock) |
| si nécessaire adverbe | if need be◼◼◼(if necessary) |
| sources nom {f pl} | roots◼◼◼(beginnings) |
| sources nom {m pl} nom {f pl} | source code◼◼◼(human-readable instructions in a programming language) |
| sous les meilleurs auspices adverbe | auspiciously◼◼◼(in an auspicious way) |
| sous-processus nom {m} | subprocess◼◼◼noun |
| succès nom {m} | success [successes]◼◼◼(achievement of one's aim or goal) achievement [achievements]◼◼◻(a reward in video games) |
| success story nom {f} | success story◼◼◼(successful person or thing) |
| successeur nom {m} | successor [successors]◼◼◼(next heir in order or succession) successor [successors]◼◼◼(person or thing that immediately follows another) heir [heirs]◼◼◻(one who inherits, or is designated to inherit, the property of another) |
| successeur nom {f} | heir [heirs]◼◼◻(successor in a role) |
| successeuse nom {f} | successor [successors]◼◼◼(next heir in order or succession) successor [successors]◼◼◼(person or thing that immediately follows another) heir [heirs](one who inherits, or is designated to inherit, the property of another) heiress [heiresses](a woman who stands to inherit) |
| successif adjectif | successive◼◼◼(in a series) |
| succession nom {f} | succession [successions]◼◼◼(following in sequence) succession [successions]◼◼◼(passing of royal power) |
| succession apostolique nom {f} | apostolic succession◼◼◼(chain of consecrations of bishops) |
| successivement adverbe | successively◼◼◼(in a serial manner) |
| successrice nom {f} | successor [successors]◼◼◼(next heir in order or succession) successor [successors]◼◼◼(person or thing that immediately follows another) heir [heirs](one who inherits, or is designated to inherit, the property of another) heiress [heiresses](a woman who stands to inherit) |
| sur les traces de preposition | on the heels of◼◼◼(in close pursuit of) |
| taillé en pièces adjectif | worsted(defeated, overcome) |
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