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rag nom {m} | rag [rags]◼◼◼(piece of ragtime music) |
rage nom {f} | rage [rages]◼◼◼(a violent anger) rabies◼◼◼(viral disease) anger◼◼◻(strong feeling of displeasure, hostility or antagonism towards someone or something) outrage [outrages]◼◻◻(anger) |
rage au volant nom {f} | road rage◼◼◼(behaviour) |
rage routière nom {f} | road rage◼◼◼(behaviour) |
rageant adjectif | infuriating◼◼◼(Extremely annoying, frustrating or irritating) |
ragequitter verbe | ragequit(slang: quit a video game in anger) |
rager verbe | rage [raged, raging, rages]◼◼◼(act in an angry manner) rampage [rampaged, rampaging, rampages]◼◻◻(to move about wildly or violently) |
rageuse nom {f} | hater◼◼◼(one who expresses hatred by envy) |
rageux nom {m} | hater◼◼◼(one who expresses hatred by envy) |
Ragnarök nom propre {m} | Ragnarok◼◼◼(the final battle in Norse mythology) |
ragondin nom {m} | coypu◼◼◼(Myocastor coypus) |
ragot nom {m} | gossip [gossips]◼◼◼(idle talk) |
ragoût nom {m} | stew [stews]◼◼◼(dish) ragout [ragouts]◼◼◻(stew of meat and vegetables mixed together) |
ragtime nom {m} | rag [rags]◼◼◼(piece of ragtime music) |
Raguse nom {f} | Ragusa◼◼◼(capital of the Italian province) Ragusa◼◼◼(province of Sicily) |
[disparaging] prolo nom {m} nom {f} | proletarian [proletarians](member of the proletariat) |
[Quebec] vente de garage nom {f} | garage sale(a sale of used household goods in the driveway or garage) |
[slang] draguer verbe | come on to(make a romantic or sexual advance to) |
[virage] serré adjectif | sharp [sharper, sharpest]◼◼◼(forming a small angle) |
amarrage nom {m} | mooring◼◼◼(act of securing a vessel) docking◼◼◼(process of connecting one spacecraft to another) docking◼◼◼(securing of a vessel to the quayside with cables) |
ancrage nom {m} | anchorage [anchorages]◼◼◼(place for anchoring) |
andragogie nom | andragogy [andragogies]◼◼◼(methods used to teach adults) |
andragogique adjectif | andragogic◼◼◼(relating to andragogy) |
antifragilité nom {f} | antifragility◼◼◼(the ability of a system to benefit from a certain class of random events, errors, and volatility) |
aragonais adjectif | Aragonese◼◼◼(from Aragon) |
Aragonais nom {m} | Aragonese◼◼◼(a person) |
aragonais nom propre {m} | Aragonese◼◼◼(the language of Aragon) |
Aragonaise nom {f} | Aragonese◼◼◼(a person) |
aragonite nom {f} | aragonite◼◼◼(saline evaporate) |
arbitrage nom {m} | arbitration [arbitrations]◼◼◼(form of justice) arbitration [arbitrations]◼◼◼(process through which two or more parties use an arbitrator or arbiter in order to resolve a dispute) arbitration [arbitrations]◼◼◼(the act or process of arbitrating) |