Francuski | Angielski |
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fiel nom {m} | bile [biles]◼◼◼(secretion produced by the liver) wormwood◼◼◻(that which causes bitterness) |
fiente [especially birds] nom {f} | dropping◼◼◼(animal excrement) |
fier adjectif | proud [prouder, proudest]◼◼◼(gratified, feeling honoured, feeling satisfied) orgulous(proud, haughty) |
fier-à-bras nom {m} | braggart(one who constantly brags or boasts) |
fier comme un paon adjectif | proud as a peacock◼◼◼(extremely proud) |
fièrement adverbe | proudly◼◼◼(in a proud manner) |
fierté nom {f} | Pride◼◼◼(a movement encouraging a positive approach to personal identity amongst LGBT people) pride [prides]◼◼◼(proud or disdainful behavior or treatment; insolence or arrogance of demeanor; haughty bearing and conduct) pride [prides]◼◼◼(sense of one's own worth, and abhorrence of what is beneath or unworthy of one) pride [prides]◼◼◼(that of which one is proud; that which excites boasting or self-gratulation; the occasion or ground of self-esteem) swagger(confidence, pride) feather in one's cap(recognized accomplishment) |
fierté nom {m} | pride [prides]◼◼◼(quality or state of being proud; inordinate self-esteem; an unreasonable conceit of one's own superiority in talents, beauty, wealth, rank etc.) |
Fierté Gaie nom {f} | gay pride◼◼◼(a feeling of pride in one's homosexuality) |
fièvre nom {f} | fever [fevers]◼◼◼(higher than normal body temperature) ague [agues]◼◻◻(intermittent fever, attended by alternate cold and hot fits) |
fièvre aphteuse nom {f} | foot-and-mouth disease◼◼◼noun |
fièvre catarrhale nom {f} | bluetongue◼◼◼(disease of ruminants) |
fièvre de croissance nom {f} | growing pains [growing pains]◼◼◼noun |
fièvre de la Ross River nom {f} | Ross River fevernoun |
fièvre de lait nom {f} | milk fever◼◼◼(fever after childbirth) |
fièvre Ebola nom {f} | Ebola fever◼◼◼(illness caused by the Ebola virus) |
fièvre jaune nom {f} | yellow fever◼◼◼(illness) |
fièvre Q nom | Q fever◼◼◼(infectious disease resembling influenza) |
fièvre typhoïde nom {f} | typhoid fever [typhoid fevers]◼◼◼(illness) |
fiévreux adjectif | feverish◼◼◼(in the state of having a fever) hot [hotter, hottest]◼◼◻(feverish) fevered◼◼◻(affected by fever) |
fif nom {m} | fag [fags]◼◼◼(homosexual man) |
fifi [Quebec] nom {m} | sissy [sissies](an effeminate boy or man) |
Fifi Brindacier nom {f} | Pippi Longstocking◼◼◼(a girl with flamboyant red hair in pigtails and freckles) |
fifille nom {f} | daughterling(a daughter) |
fifre nom {m} | fife [fifes]◼◼◼(small shrill pipe) |
fifrelin nom {m} | chicken feed(small quantity of money) |
fifty-fifty adverbe | fifty-fifty◼◼◼(in half) |
figer verbe | freeze [froze, frozen, freezing, freezes]◼◼◼(of machines and software: to come to a sudden halt) freeze [froze, frozen, freezing, freezes]◼◼◼(to cause to become motionless) |
fignoler verbe | tweak [tweaked, tweaking, tweaks]◼◼◼(to slightly adjust or modify) |