es meaning in English
| French | English |
|---|---|
| es verbe | are(second-person singular (informal) simple present indicative form of be) |
| es nains sur des épaules de géants nom | dwarf standing on the shoulders of giants(person who discovers by building on previous discoveries) |
| es-tu allergique à certains médicaments? phrase | are you allergic to any medications(familiar) |
| es-tu célibataire? phrase | are you single◼◼◼(familiar) |
| es-tu marié ? [to a man] phrase | are you married◼◼◼(familiar) |
| es-tu mariée ? [to a woman] phrase | are you married◼◼◼(familiar) |
| es-tu religieuse? nom {f} | are you religious(familiar) |
| es-tu religieux? phrase {m} | are you religious◼◼◼(familiar) |
| esba nom {m} | Sabbath [Sabbaths](witches' Sabbath) |
| esbroufe nom | puffery◼◼◼(act of puffing) |
| escabeau nom {m} | step ladder [step ladders]◼◼◼(ladder with steps or treads instead of rungs) |
| escadre nom {f} | squadron [squadrons]◼◼◼(navy: detachment of vessels) |
| escadron nom {m} | squadron [squadrons]◼◼◼(air force: tactical unit of at least two flights) squadron [squadrons]◼◼◼(army: body of cavalry) squad [squads]◼◼◻(unit of tactical military personnel or police officers) |
| escalade nom {f} | escalation [escalations]◼◼◼(a deliberate or premeditated increase in the violence or geographic scope of a conflict) climbing◼◼◼(the sport of climbing) |
| escalade artificielle nom {f} | aid climbing◼◼◼(type of climbing) |
| escalade de glace / escalade sur glace nom | ice climbing(activity of ascending inclined ice formations) |
| escalade libre nom {f} | free climbing◼◼◼(rock climbing without aid) |
| escalader verbe | climb [climbed, climbing, climbs]◼◼◼(to mount, to move upwards on) climb [climbed, climbing, climbs]◼◼◼(to practice the sport of climbing) scale [scaled, scaling, scales]◼◼◻(to climb) escalade◼◼◻(to scale the walls of a fortification) |
| escalateur nom {m} | escalator [escalators]◼◼◼(mechanical device) |
| escalator nom {m} | escalator [escalators]◼◼◼(mechanical device) |
| escale nom {f} | layover [layovers]◼◼◼(break between stages of a journey) port of call◼◼◼(any port being visited by a ship) |
| escale [vessel] nom {f} | stopover [stopovers]◼◼◼(interruption in a journey) |
| escalier nom | stair [stairs]◼◼◼(series of steps) |
| escalier nom {m} | stairs◼◼◼(contiguous set of steps) staircase [staircases]◼◼◼(stairway) stairway [stairways]◼◼◼(set of steps allowing one to walk up or down comfortably) |
| escalier de secours nom {m} | fire escape◼◼◼(emergency doors, ladders etc. as a class) |
| escalier en colimaçon nom {m} | spiral staircase◼◼◼(type of staircase) |
| escalier mécanique nom {m} | escalator [escalators]◼◼◼(mechanical device) |
| escalope nom {f} | escalope◼◼◼(thin slice of meat) |
| escalope nom | scallop [scallops]◼◼◻noun |
| escalope viennoise nom {f} | Wiener schnitzel◼◼◼(veal cutlet) |
| escamotage nom {m} | sleight of hand◼◼◼(skill) |
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