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to play a close game, to play a tight game
to play it safe, not to take any risk; to be onto a sure thing, to have it made, to have it all tied up, to have it easy
to argue semantics, to play on semantics, to quibble, to deliberately misinterpret someone's words
to play the field, to play several sides at once, to keep plates spinning (especially in a romantic context)
jouet
noun, masculine
toy; plaything
joueur
adjective
playful
joueur
noun, masculine
player
joueur contre joueur
noun, masculine
player versus player
player versus environment
second baseman
joueur de premier but
noun, masculine
first baseman
third baseman
streamer (“one who streams to a live audience online”)
joufflu
adjective
chubby-cheeked; puff-cheeked
joug
noun, masculine
yoke; balance beam
jouir
verb
to enjoy; to have an orgasm; to come, cum; to ejaculate
jouissance
noun, feminine
use, possession, enjoyment; enjoyment, deep pleasure; sexual pleasure, sensual delight; orgasm, climax
second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of jouir
jouisseur
noun, masculine
sensualist; person reaching pleasure during sexual intercourse
jouisseur
adjective
seeking sensual pleasure; showing enjoyment, delight, pleasure
jouissif
adjective
orgasmic; very pleasurable; very enjoyable
joujou
noun, masculine
a toy; a plaything
joule
noun, masculine
joule
jour
noun, masculine
day; daylight, light; opening, aperture
day after day, day in, day out
jour avec
noun, masculine
good day
jour de congé
noun, masculine
day off
jour de l'an
noun, masculine
New Year's Day
jour de paie
noun, masculine
payday
jour du Seigneur
noun, masculine
Sunday, Lord's Day
jour du Souvenir
proper noun
Remembrance Day
day and night (all the time, unceasingly)
jour fixe
noun, masculine
fixed day
jour férié
noun, masculine
bank holiday; public holiday
jour ouvrable
noun, masculine
workday, business day; weekday
to the day
jour sans
noun, masculine
bad day
jour-amende
noun, masculine
One of the days specified in a financial penalty whereby a certain amount of money (measured in units per day) must be paid by a fixed date, any unpaid days resulting in days in prison
jour-homme
noun, masculine
man-day (one person's working time)
jour-lumière
noun, masculine
light day (astronomical distance)
journal
adjective
That is relative to each day; journal
journal
noun, masculine
diary, journal; newspaper; periodical; newsbreak; log
journal de bord
noun, masculine
logbook
journal de caisse
noun, masculine
cashbook (book used to record amounts of money received or paid out)
journal de classe
noun, masculine
homework notebook
journal intime
noun, masculine
diary, journal (daily log of experiences)
journal parlé
noun, masculine
radio news
journal télévisé
noun, masculine
news broadcast, newscast, newsbreak (news report that is transmitted over the air for television)
journalier
adjective
daily, every day; uncertain, ephemerous, precarious
journalier
noun, masculine
a journeyman, laborer employed on a daily basis
journalisme
noun, masculine
journalism
journalisme d'enquête
noun, masculine
investigative journalism (form of journalism in which the reporter deeply investigates a single topic of interest)
investigative journalism (form of journalism in which the reporter deeply investigates a single topic of interest)
journaliste
noun, masculine/feminine
a journalist; an anchor, anchorperson, anchorman or anchorwoman; a reporter
journaliste reporter d'images
noun, masculine/feminine
video journalist
journalistic
journalistically (in a journalistic way)
daily, on the daily, on a daily basis; each day
journalope
noun, masculine/feminine
hack (journalist); presstitute
daily (every day)