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recognizable (able to be recognized)
recognizably
reconnaissance
noun, feminine
recognition; reconnaissance; thankfulness
facial recognition, face recognition
reconnaissance vocale
noun, feminine
voice recognition
reconnaissant
adjective
grateful, thankful
post-1990 spelling of reconnaître
to recognise (something or someone that one has encountered before); to acknowledge, to admit (something is true); to acknowledge (a child)
to reconnect
reconnexion
noun, feminine
reconnection
obsolete spelling of reconnaître
to reconquer; to regain, to win back
reconquête
noun, feminine
reconquest (act of reconquering)
to reconsecrate
obsolete spelling of reconsidérer
to reconsider
to reconsolidate
reconstituant
adjective
restorative
to re-form (a group, association); to recreate (a past time, decor, etc.); to reconstruct (a crime); to piece together again (something broken); to build up again (e.g. reserves of something)
reconstitution
noun, feminine
reconstitution; reenactment (of a historical event); reconstruction (of a crime); replenishment
reconstitué
adjective
recreated, reconstructed
reconstructive
reconstructeur
noun, masculine
reconstructor, rebuilder
reconstruction
noun, feminine
reconstruction
reconstructionist
reconstructionniste
noun, masculine/feminine
reconstructionist
rebuild (to build again)
to recontact
reconvention
noun, feminine
reconvention
reconversion
noun, feminine
reconversion, conversion; career change
to reconvert
second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of reconvertir
to reconvolve
recopiage
noun, masculine
transcribing
to copy (again); to transcribe
recopieur
noun, masculine
recopier
To curl up; to roll up; to coil up
record
noun, masculine
record (most extreme known value of some achievement)
record
adjective
record, record-breaking, record-setting; extreme
recordage
noun, masculine
restringing
to say something repetitively in order to learn
to restring
recorder
noun, masculine
recorder (recording device); recorder (judge in a British court)
recordman
noun, masculine
record holder, usually a world record holder
recordwoman
noun, feminine
a female record holder, usually of a world record
to recorrect
recors
noun, masculine
bailiff's assistant; (pejorative) bumbailiff, tipstaff, catchpoll
to go back to bed
to resew, mend (a thing torn or unraveled); to stitch together, to close (an incision or wound) with surgical stitches; to stitch or piece together, as memories
to pick up the pieces
recoupement
noun, masculine
overlap; crosschecking
to recut
to bend (back), curl
recourbé
adjective
curved (back); hooked
to run again, to race again; to resort; to turn [with à ‘to a person’] (for help, etc.)
recours
noun, masculine
recourse, resort, way out; appeal
recousu
adjective
sewn, stitched (up)
recouvert
adjective
coated, covered
recouverture
noun, feminine
re-covering; complete or extensive coverage
recouvrable
adjective
recoverable