pe meaning in English
| Romanian | English |
|---|---|
| perceptibil [~, perceptibili, perceptibilă, perceptibile] adjectiv {m} {n} | sensible(perceptible by the mind) |
| perceptiv [~, ~i, ~ă, ~e] adjectiv | perceptive(having or showing keenness of perception, insight, understanding, or intuition) |
| percepție [~, percepții, percepția, percepțiile, ~i, percepțiilor, ~, percepțiilor] substantiv {f} | perception [perceptions](conscious understanding of something) perception [perceptions](that which is detected by the five senses) perception [perceptions](vision (ability)) |
| percepție extrasenzorială substantiv {f} | extrasensory perception(supposed ability to obtain information without the use of normal sensory channels) |
| percheziționa [~, percheziționez, percheziționeze, ~t, I] verbă | shake down(to search exhaustively) |
| percolare [~, percolări, ~a, percolările, percolării, percolărilor] substantiv {f} | percolation [percolations](seepage or filtration of a liquid) |
| perdea [~, perdele, ~ua, perdelele, perdelei, perdelelor, ~, perdelelor] substantiv {f} | curtain [curtains](piece of cloth covering a window) drapery [draperies](countable: a piece of cloth, hung vertically as a curtain) |
| pară [~, pere, para, perele, perei, perelor, paro, perelor] substantiv {f} | flame [flames](visible part of fire) pear [pears](fruit) |
| pereche [~, perechi, ~a, perechile, perechii, perechilor, ~, perechilor] substantiv {f} | couple [couples](two of the same kind considered together) couple [couples](two partners) pair [pairs](couple of working animals attached to work together) pair [pairs](poker hand) pair [pairs](two people in a relationship) pair [pairs](two similar or identical things) pair [pairs](used with binary nouns) |
| pereche căsătorită substantiv {f} | married couple(two people who are married to each other) |
| pereche minimală substantiv {f} | minimal pair(Pair of words) |
| Perecin proper noun {m} | Perechynproper noun |
| perestroika substantiv {f} | perestroika(reform in the Soviet Union in 1980s) |
| perete [~, pereți, ~le, pereții, ~lui, pereților] substantiv {m} | wall [walls](defensive rampart) wall [walls](substantial structure acting as side or division in a building) wall [walls]noun |
| perete de stâncă [rock] substantiv {m} | cliff face(a very steep section of a slope) |
| pereții au urechi frază | walls have ears(be careful about what you say) |
| perfect [~, perfecți, perfectă, perfecte] adjectiv | perfect(fitting its definition precisely) perfect(thoroughly skilled or talented) |
| perfect [~, perfecți, perfectă, perfecte] adjectiv {m} {n} | perfect(having all of its parts in harmony with a common purpose) |
| perfecta [~, perfectez, perfecteze, ~t, I] verbă | perfect [perfected, perfecting, perfects](make perfect) |
| perfectibilitate [~, {inv}, ~a, {inv}, perfectibilității, {inv}, ~, {inv}] substantiv {f} | perfectibility(the possibility of achieving perfection) |
| perfectiv [~, perfectivi, perfectivă, perfective] adjectiv | perfective(related to the perfect tense or perfective aspect) |
| perfectul simplu adjectiv | perfect(grammar: of a tense or verb form: representing a completed action) |
| perfecționa [ (se) ~, (mă) perfecționez, (se) perfecționeze, ~t, I] verbă | polish [polished, polishing, polishes](to refine; improve imperfections from) |
| perfecționism [~, {inv}, ~ul, {inv}, ~ului, {inv}, ~ule, {inv}] substantiv {n} | perfectionism(an aversion for anything less than perfection) |
| perfecționist [~, perfecționiști, perfecționistă, perfecționiste] adjectiv | perfectionist(inclined or related to perfectionism) |
| perfecționist [~, perfecționiști, ~ul, perfecționiștii, ~ului, perfecționiștilor, ~ule, perfecționiștilor] substantiv {m} | perfectionist [perfectionists](person who does not settle for anything that is not perfect) |
| perfecționistă [~, perfecționiste, perfecționista, perfecționistele, perfecționistei, perfecționistelor, perfecționisto, perfecționistelor] substantiv {f} | perfectionist [perfectionists](person who does not settle for anything that is not perfect) |
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