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vacher {m}: herderagr.occup.
vachère {f}: herder [female]agr.occup.
vacillant: shaky
teetering
wobbly
vacillant [jambes]: unsteady
vacillant [lumière fragile]: lambent [literary]
vacillant [lumière, flamme]: flickering
vacillant [opinions]: wavering
vacillant [santé, mémoire, raison]: failing [e.g. health]
vaciller [personne, objet]: to sway
vaciller [lumière, flamme]: to flicker
vaciller [personne]: to be unsteady on one's legs
vaciller [pouvoir, majorité]: to weakenpol.
vaciller [santé, mémoire, raison]: to fail [e.g. memory]
vaciller [volonté]: to waver [e.g. determination]
vaciller dans ses résolutions: to waver in one's resolutions
vacuole {f}: vacuolebiol.
vade-mecum {m} [aussi : vadémécum]: vade mecum [handbook or guide that is kept constantly at hand for consultation]édition
vadrouillage {f}: strolling around
vadrouille {f} [fam.]: stroll
Vaduz {f} [capitale du Liechtenstein]: Vaduzgéogr.pol.
vagabond: vagrant
wandering [aimless walking, meandering thought]
vagabond {m}: hobo [Am.]
rover [coll.] [wanderer]
tramp
vagabond
vagrant
vagabondage {m}: vagabondage [dated]
vagrancydr.
vagabonde {f}: tramp [female]
vagabond [female]
vagrant [female]
vagabonder: to stray [esp. of animals, also of vagabonds etc.]
vagal: vagalanat.
vagin {m}: vaginaanat.
vaginal: vaginalanat.
vaginisme {m}: vaginismusméd.
vaginose {f} bactérienne: bacterial vaginosis <BV>méd.
vagissement {m}: wail
vague: nebulous
shadowy
vague
vague [indistinct]: faint
vague {f}: wave
vague {f} d'étrave: bow wavenaut.
vague {f} d'immigration: immigration wavesociol.
wave of immigrationsociol.
vague {f} de chaleur: heat wavemétéo.
heatwavemétéo.
vague {f} de crimes: crime spreedr.
vague {f} de criminalité: crime wavedr.
vague {f} de froid: cold snapmétéo.
cold spellmétéo.
vague {f} de grèves: wave of strikesécon.occup.sociol.
vague {f} de proue: bow wavenaut.
vague {f} déferlante: breakerhydro.
vague {m} [ce qui est imprécis]: vagueness
vaguement: faintly
indefinably
indeterminately
roughly
sketchily
vaguely
vahiné {f} [femme tahitienne]: vahineethn.géogr.
vaigrage {m}: inner platingnaut.
vaillamment: boldly
bravely
valiantly [literary]
vaillance {f}: valor [Am.]
valour [Br.]
vaillant: valiant [literary]
vaillant [courageux]: courageous
gallant
vaillant [vigoureux]: strong
sturdy
vain [démarche, discussion]: fruitless
vain [effort, tentative, regrets]: futile
vain [inutile]: vain [futile]
vain [promesses]: empty [promises]
vain mot {m} [péj.]: empty word [pej.]
vaincre: to winmil.sport
vaincre qc. [scepticisme]: to overcome sth.
vaincre qn.: to checkmate sb. [defeat]
to vanquish sb. [literary]
vaincre qn./qc. [ennemi, peur]: to conquer sb./sth. [enemy, unemployment, disease]
vaincre qn./qc. [joueur, ennemi, peur, fanatisme, etc.]: to defeat sb./sth. [player, team, army, fanaticism, etc.]
vaincu: conquered
defeated
vanquished
vaincu {m}: defeated person
loser
vaincue {f}: defeated person [female]
loser [female]
vainqueur: victorious
vainqueur {m}: vanquisher [literary]
victor
winner
vainqueur {m} [femme]: victress

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agr.occup. vacher `{m}`	herder
agr.occup. vachère `{f}`	herder `[female]`
vacillant	shaky
vacillant	teetering
vacillant	wobbly
vacillant `[jambes]`	unsteady
vacillant `[lumière fragile]`	lambent `[literary]`
vacillant `[lumière, flamme]`	flickering
vacillant `[opinions]`	wavering
vacillant `[santé, mémoire, raison]`	failing `[e.g. health]`
vaciller `[personne, objet]`	to sway
vaciller `[lumière, flamme]`	to flicker
vaciller `[personne]`	to be unsteady on one's legs
pol. vaciller `[pouvoir, majorité]`	to weaken
vaciller `[santé, mémoire, raison]`	to fail `[e.g. memory]`
vaciller `[volonté]`	to waver `[e.g. determination]`
vaciller dans ses résolutions	to waver in one's resolutions
biol. vacuole `{f}`	vacuole
édition vade-mecum `{m}` `[aussi : vadémécum]`	vade mecum `[handbook or guide that is kept constantly at hand for consultation]`
vadrouillage `{f}`	strolling around
vadrouille `{f}` `[fam.]`	stroll
géogr.pol. Vaduz `{f}` `[capitale du Liechtenstein]`	Vaduz
vagabond	vagrant
vagabond	wandering `[aimless walking, meandering thought]`
vagabond `{m}`	hobo `[Am.]`
vagabond `{m}`	rover `[coll.]` `[wanderer]`
vagabond `{m}`	tramp
vagabond `{m}`	vagabond
vagabond `{m}`	vagrant
vagabondage `{m}`	vagabondage `[dated]`
dr. vagabondage `{m}`	vagrancy
vagabonde `{f}`	tramp `[female]`
vagabonde `{f}`	vagabond `[female]`
vagabonde `{f}`	vagrant `[female]`
vagabonder	to stray `[esp. of animals, also of vagabonds etc.]`
anat. vagal	vagal
anat. vagin `{m}`	vagina
anat. vaginal	vaginal
méd. vaginisme `{m}`	vaginismus
méd. vaginose `{f}` bactérienne	bacterial vaginosis <BV>
vagissement `{m}`	wail
vague	nebulous
vague	shadowy
vague	vague
vague `[indistinct]`	faint
vague `{f}`	wave
naut. vague `{f}` d'étrave	bow wave
sociol. vague `{f}` d'immigration	immigration wave
sociol. vague `{f}` d'immigration	wave of immigration
météo. vague `{f}` de chaleur	heat wave
météo. vague `{f}` de chaleur	heatwave
dr. vague `{f}` de crimes	crime spree
dr. vague `{f}` de criminalité	crime wave
météo. vague `{f}` de froid	cold snap
météo. vague `{f}` de froid	cold spell
écon.occup.sociol. vague `{f}` de grèves	wave of strikes
naut. vague `{f}` de proue	bow wave
hydro. vague `{f}` déferlante	breaker
vague `{m}` `[ce qui est imprécis]`	vagueness
vaguement	faintly
vaguement	indefinably
vaguement	indeterminately
vaguement	roughly
vaguement	sketchily
vaguement	vaguely
ethn.géogr. vahiné `{f}` `[femme tahitienne]`	vahine
naut. vaigrage `{m}`	inner plating
vaillamment	boldly
vaillamment	bravely
vaillamment	valiantly `[literary]`
vaillance `{f}`	valor `[Am.]`
vaillance `{f}`	valour `[Br.]`
vaillant	valiant `[literary]`
vaillant `[courageux]`	courageous
vaillant `[courageux]`	gallant
vaillant `[vigoureux]`	strong
vaillant `[vigoureux]`	sturdy
vain `[démarche, discussion]`	fruitless
vain `[effort, tentative, regrets]`	futile
vain `[inutile]`	vain `[futile]`
vain `[promesses]`	empty `[promises]`
vain mot `{m}` `[péj.]`	empty word `[pej.]`
mil.sport vaincre	to win
vaincre qc. `[scepticisme]`	to overcome sth.
vaincre qn.	to checkmate sb. `[defeat]`
vaincre qn.	to vanquish sb. `[literary]`
vaincre qn./qc. `[ennemi, peur]`	to conquer sb./sth. `[enemy, unemployment, disease]`
vaincre qn./qc. `[joueur, ennemi, peur, fanatisme, etc.]`	to defeat sb./sth. `[player, team, army, fanaticism, etc.]`
vaincu	conquered
vaincu	defeated
vaincu	vanquished
vaincu `{m}`	defeated person
vaincu `{m}`	loser
vaincue `{f}`	defeated person `[female]`
vaincue `{f}`	loser `[female]`
vainqueur	victorious
vainqueur `{m}`	vanquisher `[literary]`
vainqueur `{m}`	victor
vainqueur `{m}`	winner
vainqueur `{m}` `[femme]`	victress

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