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V
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V
vacher
{m}
herder
agr.
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 weaken
pol.
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}
vacuole
biol.
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]
Vaduz
géogr.
pol.
vagabond
vagrant
wandering
[aimless walking, meandering thought]
vagabond
{m}
hobo
[Am.]
rover
[coll.]
[wanderer]
tramp
vagabond
vagrant
vagabondage
{m}
vagabondage
[dated]
vagrancy
dr.
vagabonde
{f}
tramp
[female]
vagabond
[female]
vagrant
[female]
vagabonder
to stray
[esp. of animals, also of vagabonds etc.]
vagal
vagal
anat.
vagin
{m}
vagina
anat.
vaginal
vaginal
anat.
vaginisme
{m}
vaginismus
méd.
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 wave
naut.
vague
{f}
d'immigration
immigration wave
sociol.
wave of immigration
sociol.
vague
{f}
de chaleur
heat wave
météo.
heatwave
météo.
vague
{f}
de crimes
crime spree
dr.
vague
{f}
de criminalité
crime wave
dr.
vague
{f}
de froid
cold snap
météo.
cold spell
météo.
vague
{f}
de grèves
wave of strikes
écon.
occup.
sociol.
vague
{f}
de proue
bow wave
naut.
vague
{f}
déferlante
breaker
hydro.
vague
{m}
[ce qui est imprécis]
vagueness
vaguement
faintly
indefinably
indeterminately
roughly
sketchily
vaguely
vahiné
{f}
[femme tahitienne]
vahine
ethn.
géogr.
vaigrage
{m}
inner plating
naut.
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 win
mil.
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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V
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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