page meaning in English
| French | English |
|---|---|
| page nom {f} | page [pages]◼◼◼(one side of a leaf of a book) page [pages]◼◼◼(record) side [sides]◼◼◻(surface of a sheet of paper) |
| page nom {m} | page [pages]◼◼◼(serving boy) knave [knaves](archaic: boy; especially, boy servant) |
| page d'accueil nom {f} | home page [home pages]◼◼◼(main or first page of a website) home page [home pages]◼◼◼(web page set to open in a web browser) |
| page de démarrage nom {f} | home page [home pages]◼◼◼(main or first page of a website) home page [home pages]◼◼◼(web page set to open in a web browser) |
| page de garde nom {f} | flyleaf [flyleaves]◼◼◼(blank page at the front or back of a book) endpaper◼◼◻(either of two folded sheets of paper used to connect the front and back covers of a book to the first and last pages) |
| page de titre nom {f} | title page◼◼◼(page in a book) |
| page web nom {f} | web page [web pages]◼◼◼(a single page in a website) |
| page Web nom {f} | web page [web pages]◼◼◼(a single page in a website) |
| pageot nom {m} | bream [breams]◼◼◼(marine sparoid fish of the genus Pagellus, and allied genera) |
| pager nom {m} | pager [pagers]◼◼◼(device) |
| pages blanches nom {f pl} | white pages◼◼◼(telephone directory that lists residential numbers) |
| pages jaunes nom {f pl} | yellow pages◼◼◼(telephone directory that lists commercial organisations) |
| (p. 3 et ss. - page 3 et suivantes) phrase {Pl} | ff.(and the following) |
| angoisse de la page blanche nom {f} | writer's block◼◼◼(the temporary inability to write) |
| antidopage adjectif | antidoping◼◼◼(proscribing or combating doping in sports) |
| atterripage nom {f} | landing page(arriving web page) |
| avec équipage adjectif | manned◼◼◼(operated by a person) |
| chevalet de pompage nom {m} | pumpjack◼◼◼(drive for a submerged pump) |
| crêpage de chignons nom {m} | catfight◼◼◼(acrimonious fighting between women, see also: bitch fight) |
| dopage nom {m} | doping◼◼◼(addition of small quantities of an element to a semiconductor) doping◼◼◼(use of drugs to improve athletic performance) |
| décapage nom | pickling◼◼◼noun |
| découpage nom | cutting [cuttings]◼◼◼(action of the verb to cut) |
| découpage nom {m} | carving [carvings]◼◼◻(the object produced) cut-out [cut-outs]◼◻◻(piece removed by cutting) |
| dérapage nom {m} | skid [skids]◼◼◼(out of control sliding motion) skidding◼◼◻(the motion of something that skids) |
| dérapage contrôlé nom {m} | handbrake turn(automobile driving manoeuvre) |
| Lepage nom propre | Lepage◼◼◼proper noun Page◼◼◻(equivalent surnames in other languages) |
| mappage nom {m} | thunkingnoun |
| marque-page nom {m} | bookmark [bookmarks]◼◼◼(record of the address of a file or page) bookmark [bookmarks]◼◼◼(strip used to mark a place in a book) |
| marque-page scripté nom {m} | bookmarklet(JavaScript code) |
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