French | English |
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gig nom {m} | gig [gigs]◼◼◼(small, narrow, open boat carried in a larger ship, and used for transportation between the ship and the shore, another vessel, etc.) gig [gigs]◼◼◼(two-wheeled carriage drawn by a single horse) |
giga- adjectif | giga-◼◼◼(SI prefix) |
giga année nom {f} | gigayear(10^9 years) |
gigalitre nom {m} | gigalitre◼◼◼(one billion (10^9; 1,000,000,000) litres) |
gigamètre nom {m} | gigametre(a distance of 1,000,000 kilometres) |
gigantesque adjectif | gigantic◼◼◼(very large) ginormous◼◼◻(very large) humongous◼◼◻(extremely large) whopping◼◻◻(exceptionally great or large) bloated◼◻◻(excessively or extremely large or wealthy) |
gigantisme nom {m} | gigantism◼◼◼(condition) gigantism◼◼◼(quality or state of being gigantic) |
gigantomachie nom {f} | gigantomachy◼◼◼(uprising of the Giants against the Olympian gods) |
gigaoctet nom | gigabyte [gigabytes]◼◼◼(one billion bytes) |
gigawatt nom {m} | gigawatt [gigawatts]◼◼◼(10^9 watts) |
gigolo nom {m} | gigolo◼◼◼(hired escort or dancing partner) gigolo◼◼◼(male having sexual relationships for money) |
gigot nom {m} | gigot◼◼◼(leg of lamb or mutton) |
gigoter verbe | fidget [fidgeted, fidgeting, fidgets]◼◼◼(to move around nervously) squirm [squirmed, squirming, squirms]◼◼◼(twist one’s body with snakelike motion) |
gigoteur nom {m} | fidget [fidgets](a person who fidgets) |
gigue nom | jig [jigs]◼◼◼noun |
gigue nom {f} | jitter [jitters]◼◼◼(telecommunications: abrupt and unwanted variation of signal characteristics) |
lit gigogne nom | trundle bed◼◼◼(low bed under a higher bed) |
logigramme nom {m} | flow chart [flow charts]◼◼◼(schematic representation of a process) |
poupée gigogne nom {f} | Russian doll◼◼◼(wooden doll) |