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| ADJ | French | more French | most French | |
| NOUN1 | French [language] | - | |
| NOUN2 | - | the French [people] | |
| VERB1 | to French | Frenched | Frenched Frenching | Frenches | |
| VERB2 | to french | frenched | frenched frenching | frenches | |
| SYNO | Daniel Chester French | French | French people | ... |
Übersetzung für 'French' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- French {adj} <Fr.>
- französisch <frz., franz.>
- French {adj}
- welsch [veraltet] [pej.] [französisch]
- Werbung
- to french [esp. Am.] [coll.] [kiss]
- sich leidenschaftlich küssen [mit Zungenküssen]
- to french sb. [sl.] [kiss]
- jdn. mit der Zunge küssen
- to french sb. [sl.] [to give oral stimulation of the penis or vulva]
- jdn. oral verwöhnen [per Fellatio oder Cunnilingus]
- to french sb. [sl.] [to give oral stimulation of the penis]
- jdm. einen blasen [vulg.]
- to french sb. [sl.] [to give oral stimulation of the penis] [cf. French polishing]
- jdn. französisch verwöhnen [Prostituierten-Jargon]
- to french sth. [Am.] [often capitalized] [rib bones]
- etw. parieren [Karree]gastr.
- French
- Französisch {n}ling.
- the French {pl}
- die Franzosen {pl}
- (French) Polynesian {adj}
- von Französisch-Polynesien
- (typical) French {adj}
- gallisch
- Anglo-French {adj}
- anglonormannisch
anglofranzösisch - anti-French {adj}
- antifranzösischpol.sociol.
- French Guianan {adj}
- französisch-guayanisch
- French kissing {pres-p}
- Zungenküsse austauschend
- French kissing [coll.]
- züngelnd [ugs.] [Zungenküsse austauschend]
- French-based {adj} [company, family, person etc.]
- in Frankreich ansässig [Firma, Familie, Person etc.]
- French-based {adj} [person]
- in Frankreich lebend
- French-born {adj}
- in Frankreich geboren
- French-bred {adj}
- in Frankreich aufgewachsen
- French-Canadian {adj}
- frankokanadisch
kanadisch-französisch - French-flagged {adj} [vessel, ship, tanker, etc.]
- unter französischer Flagge fahrendnaut.
- French-raised {adj} [person]
- in Frankreich aufgewachsen
- French-speaking {adj}
- frankophonling.
Französisch sprechendling.
französischsprechend [Rsv.]ling. - French-speaking {adj} [e.g. region, country, world, population]
- französischsprachig [z. B. Region, Land, Welt, Bevölkerung]ling.
- in French {adv}
- auf Französischling.
im Französischenling. - Middle French {adj}
- mittelfranzösischling.
- non-French {adj}
- nichtfranzösisch
- old French {adj}
- altfranzösisch <afrz., altfrz.>
- She's French.
- Sie ist Französin.
- Southern French {adj}
- südfranzösisch
- to French inhale [smoke of a cigarette, cigar, etc.]
- französisch inhalieren [Rauch einer Zigarette, Zigarre usw.]
- to French kiss
- züngeln [ugs.] [Zungenküsse austauschen]
- to French-fry [Am.]
- frittierengastr.
fritieren [alt]gastr. - to French-kiss
- Zungenküsse austauschen
züngeln [ugs.] [Zungenküsse austauschen] - to French-polish sth.
- etw. mit Schellackpolitur behandeln
- (French) fries [esp. Am.]
- Pommes {pl} [ugs.]gastr.
- Acadian French
- akadisches Französisch {n}ling.
- Anglo-French
- Anglonormannisch {n}ling.
- Cajun French
- Cajun {n}ling.
- correct French
- korrektes Französisch {n}ling.
- French 75 [cocktail]
- French 75 {m}gastr.
- French Academy
- Académie française {f}
- French Alps
- Französische Alpen {pl}geogr.
- French American
- Frankoamerikaner {m}
- French Antilles
- Französische Antillen {pl}geogr.
- French back [earring backing]
- Klappbrisur {f} [Verschlussart von Ohrringen]cloth.
Damenverschluss {m} [Verschlussart von Ohrringen]cloth.
klassischer Verschluss {m} [Verschlussart von Ohrringen]cloth. - French baguette
- französisches Stangenweißbrot {n} [Baguette]gastr.travel
- French bean [Br.]
- Fisole {f} [österr.]gastr.
Schnittbohne {f}bot.geogr. - French beans [Br.]
- Strankerln {pl} [Stranggerln, Stranggerln] [österr.] [regional] [grüne Bohnen] [Fisolen]gastr.
Schnittbohnen {pl}bot. - French braid [hairstyle]
- französischer Zopf {m} [Frisur]
- French brandy [Spiritus vini gallici]
- Franzbranntwein {m}pharm.
- French bread
- Stangenbrot {n}gastr.
Stangenweißbrot {n}gastr.
französisches Brot {n}gastr.
Baguette {n} [auch {f}]gastr.
Sandwichwecken {m} [österr.]gastr. - French bread [baguette]
- Franzosenbrot {n} [regional]gastr.
- French campaign [also: Battle of France] [World War II]
- Frankreichfeldzug {m} [2. WK]hist.mil.
- French Canada
- Frankokanada {n} [selten]geogr.
- French Canadian
- Frankokanadier {m}ethn.ling.
- French Canadian [female]
- Frankokanadierin {f}ethn.ling.
- French Canadians
- französische Kanadier {pl}
- French chalk
- Talkum {n}
Schneiderkreide {f}
Federweiß {n} [weiße Mineralsubstanz] - French chop [a rib chop with the meat trimmed from the end of the rib]
- Kotelett {n} [ohne das auslaufende Ende]gastr.
- French class
- Französischunterricht {m}educ.
- French coffee [coffee with orange liqueur]
- Maria Theresia {f} [österr.]gastr.
- French Concession [Shanghai]
- Französische Konzession {f} [Shanghai]hist.
- French cookery
- französische Küche {f}gastr.
- French cooking
- französische Küche {f}gastr.
- French course
- Französischkurs {m}educ.ling.
- French cruller [Can.] [Am.]
- Spritzkuchen {m}FoodInd.
- French cuff
- Umschlagmanschette {f} [am Hemd]cloth.
- French cuff [double cuff]
- französische Manschette {f} [Umschlagsmanschette]cloth.
- French cuisine
- französische Küche {f}gastr.
- French curve
- Kurvenlineal {n}
- French degree <°f, °fH>
- französischer Grad {m} <°f, °fH>hydro.unit
- French dictionary
- Französischwörterbuch {n}educ.ling.publ.
- French disease [archaic] [syphilis]
- französische Krankheit {f} [veraltet; noch hum.] [Syphilis]
Franzosenkrankheit {f} [veraltet] [Syphilis]med. - French door [Am.]
- Glastür {f}
Fenstertür {f} - French door [Am.] [opening onto a balcony]
- Balkontür {f}
- French drain
- Sickeranlage {f}constr.
- French dressing
- French Dressing {n} [Salatsoße]gastr.
- French dressing [oil and vinegar]
- Vinaigrette {f}gastr.
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- The french name "ponant" is the western cardinal point. It is an archaic French naval term for West, the opposite of "Levant".
- In Russian the word "french" (...), a type of four-pocketed military tunic, is named after John French.
- Pearson is the only school in the HDSB which featured the French Extended program, a program carried from Sir.
- In 1987 he became the heel commentator for the nwa tv show in french, La Lutte Quatre Saisons, french version of World Wide Wrestling.
- Louison Bobet, a line of bicycles produced by french bicycle manufacturer mercier for French cyclist Louison Bobet following his cycling career.
- Fred van der Weij, an inventor, was looking for a way to crisp a french fry without deep-frying them.
- After beating a French detachment of archers near the Castillon Church, Talbot advanced towards the French camp, believing they were retreating ( In fact, the camp followers were leaving for the upcoming battle).
- The "de facto transfer" of French settlements in India has happened on 1 November 1954. These four french settlements were organized as State of Pondicherry.
- The title "French Exit" refers to the expression also known as french leave of an abrupt or hasty departure made without informing anyone.
- Julie Foggea (born 28 August 1990) is a French handballer who plays goalkeeper for french league club Brest Bretagne Handball and the France national team.
- The French Championship takes place every year since 2012.
- Élisabeth Riffiod (born 20 July 1947) is a former French women's professional basketball player.
- The 2011 film "French Immersion" is a parody of the kind of intensive french immersion course for adults funded by Explore.
- A french style bakery with many selections of French pancakes, simple dishes, and different french desserts.
- In 2017, Minne wrote a biography of Louis Jourdan: Le dernier french lover d'hollywood. (Paris: Séguier Editions. [...]) and has started a documentary on the French Hollywood actor.
- Bruno Armirail (born 11 April 1994) is a French cyclist, who currently rides for UCI WorldTeam [...]. He is The 2022 french national time trial champion.
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