van w języku angielskim
| Francuski | Angielski |
|---|---|
| devant preposition | in front of◼◼◼(in the presence of someone) in front of◼◼◼(located before (something else)) before(in front of in space) |
| devant adverbe | ahead◼◼◼(in or to the front) |
| devanture nom | rack [racks]◼◼◼(woman's breasts) |
| dissolvant nom {m} | nail polish remover [nail polish removers]◼◼◼(solvent used to remove nail polish) |
| divan nom {m} | divan◼◼◼(council) divan◼◼◼(sofa) ottoman [Ottomans]◼◼◻(sofa, see also: sofa) |
| divan-lit [Quebec] nom {m} | sofa-bed◼◼◼(sofa that unfolds into a bed) |
| dorénavant adverbe | henceforth◼◼◼(from now on) from now on◼◼◼(from now, indefinitely) |
| droit de se vanter nom {m} | bragging rights◼◼◼(the prerogative to praise oneself) |
| d’abord et avant tout adverbe | first and foremost◼◼◼(primarily; most importantly) |
| école d'études avancées nom {f} | graduate school(a school that awards advanced degrees) |
| Église évangélique luthérienne au Canada nom {f} | ELCIC◼◼◼(Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada) |
| émouvant adjectif | moving◼◼◼(that causes someone to feel emotion) |
| emprunt demi-savant nom {m} | |
| emprunt savant nom {m} | learned borrowing(word borrowed from a classical language into a modern language) |
| en avance adjectif | early [earlier, earliest]◼◼◼(arriving at a time before expected) fast [faster, fastest]◼◼◻(ahead of the correct time or schedule) |
| en avance adverbe | early◼◼◼(at a time before expected) |
| en avance sur son temps preposition | ahead of one's time(in advance of commonly accepted ideas) |
| en avant adverbe | forward◼◼◼(at, near or towards the front of something) onward◼◼◻(In a forward direction) |
| en avant toute adjectif | full speed ahead◼◼◼(nautical) |
| en revanche preposition | on the other hand◼◼◼(from another point of view) |
| encyclopédie vivante nom {f} | walking dictionary(person familiar with a wide range of specialized terms) |
| énervant verbe | annoying◼◼◼(causing irritation or annoyance; troublesome; vexatious) |
| énervant adjectif | irritating◼◼◻(causing irritation, annoyance or pain) |
| épouvant nom {m} | ghast(evil spirit or monster) |
| épouvantable adjectif | terrible◼◼◼(dreadful; causing alarm or fear) appalling◼◼◼(That appalls/appals or appall/appal) awful◼◼◼(causing fear; appalling; terrible) horrible◼◼◻(tremendously bad) horrendous◼◼◻(extremely bad; awful; terrible) ghastly [ghastlier, ghastliest]◼◼◻(horrifyingly shocking) grisly◼◻◻(horrifyingly repellent; terrifying, gruesome) |
| épouvantable adjectif {m} {f} | terrible◼◼◼(intense; extreme in degree or extent) terrible◼◼◼(unpleasant) |
