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to scale, fur up
entassement
noun, masculine
piling, cramming; a pile, a heap
to pile (objects), to hoard (money etc.); to pile up
entendant
noun, masculine
person who is capable of hearing
entendement
noun, masculine
understanding, comprehension; the intellect, capacity of rational understanding
entendeur
noun, masculine
wise person
to hear; to be able to hear; to listen to; to mean; to agree with each other
to hear things, to hear voices
to hear that
to be immersed in complete silence
to hear (of)
to get an earful, to be scolded
to see sense, to see reason, to listen to reason
entendu
adjective
understood; heard; accepted, decided following a discussion
entente
noun, feminine
accord; agreement; interpretation, meaning
non-disclosure agreement
non-disclosure agreement
enter
verb
to graft; to implant
enterrement
noun, masculine
burial, interment; funeral
bachelor party
bachelorette party
to bury (put underground); to inter; to ditch, to bury (a plan, a memory, a legislative proposal, etc.); to outlive, to survive (someone); to hide; to enjoy something before it is gone
to bury the hatchet
enterreur
noun, masculine
burier (one who buries dead bodies)
enthalpie
noun, feminine
enthalpy
enthousiasme
noun, masculine
enthusiasm, keenness
to enthuse; to be enthusiastic about
enthousiasmé
adjective
excited
enthousiaste
adjective
inspired, passionate (religiously or artistically); often construed with de (= by); enthusiastic; easily inspired or impassioned; often construed with de (= about); enthusiastic, expressing enthusiasm
enthousiaste
noun, masculine/feminine
One who is inspired by the Divinity; One who is enthusiastic or fanatical; often construed with de (= about)
enthusiastically
enthymème
noun, masculine
enthymeme
enthymémisme
noun, masculine
synonym of enthymème
enthèse
noun, feminine
enthesis
to become infatuated, besotted (de (“with”))
entiché
adjective
infatuated
entier
adjective
whole; whole (of a number), integer; entire, whole; wholemeal (UK), wholewheat (US)
entier
noun, masculine
integer, whole number
entier naturel
noun, masculine
natural number
entité
noun, feminine
entity
entirely
entoblaste
noun, masculine
entoblast
entognathe
noun, masculine
entognath
to canvas (cover with canvas)
entomochorie
noun, feminine
entomochory
entomologie
noun, feminine
entomology
entomologique
adjective
entomological
entomologiste
noun, masculine/feminine
entomologist
entomophage
adjective
entomophagous
entomophile
adjective
entomophilic, entomophilous
entomophile
noun, masculine
entomophile
entomophilie
noun, feminine
entomophily
entomostracé
noun, feminine
entomostraca
to intone; to chant; to vocalise
to barrel (to put or to pack in a barrel or barrels)
entonnoir
noun, masculine
funnel
entorse
noun, feminine
sprain; exception, violation (to a rule)
entortillement
noun, masculine
entanglement
to wrap around, to twist around, to envelop; to win over, to persuade especially with tricks; to muddle up (one's explanation); to get tangled up, to get entangled
entour
noun, masculine
surroundings; circumlocution; entourage