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relève
noun, feminine
changing, changeover, relief (release from a post or duty, as when replaced by another)
relèvement
noun, masculine
recovery; raising; restoring; bearing
relégable
adjective
In danger of being relegated
relégation
noun, feminine
relegation
to relegate
to mend, darn
remake
noun, masculine
remake
to eat again; to resume eating
remaniement
noun, masculine
reworking; reorganization; revision, amendment; reshuffle
to reknead; to reuse; to reorganize; to revise; to reshuffle
to remanufacture
to reapply make-up; to make oneself up again
to work, to function again; to rewalk, walk again
remariage
noun, masculine
remarriage
to remarry
remarié
adjective
remarried
remarquable
adjective
remarkable, noteworthy
remarkably, outstandingly
remarque
noun, feminine
remark (comment, something said)
to observe; to point out, remark upon; to notice; to attract attention; to announce
to remasticate
to remaster
remballe
noun, feminine
a fraudulent action in which a supermarket puts flesh that has reached its conservation date in a new covering which has a new conservation date
to rewrap; to wrap up again
rembarquement
noun, masculine
reembarkation
to reembark
to rebuff, snub
to rehire
rember
verb
To remember.
remblai
noun, masculine
embankment; landfill
remblaiement
noun, masculine
backfilling; embankment
remblayage
noun, masculine
backfilling
to fill in or backfill
rembobinage
noun, masculine
The act of rewinding (thread, magnetic tape, etc.)
to recoil onto a bobbin; to rewind a cassette
rembourrage
noun, masculine
stuffing, padding, wadding
to pad, stuff; to upholster
rembourré
adjective
stuffed, padded
remboursable
adjective
reimbursable
remboursement
noun, masculine
reimbursement, refund
to pay back, refund, reimburse
rembrandtien
adjective
Rembrandtian
to darken; to darken, cloud over
second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of rembrunir
remembrement
noun, masculine
consolidation (of land)
remerciement
noun, masculine
thanks (grateful feelings); acknowledgement
to thank (someone); to fire (an employee)
to put back, replace; to put (clothing etc.) back on; to restart (machine etc.); to hand over, tender, hand in, deliver (to someone); to put off, postpone (until)
to challenge, to call into question, to question; to question oneself, to engage in self-reflection
to put back into place, to set up again
to question, to call into question, to cast doubt upon, to doubt, to challenge; to question oneself, re-evaluate oneself, to take a good look at oneself, to do some soul-searching, to look at oneself in the mirror
to set the record straight
to do it again
to reset the meter, to zero the meter; to wipe the slate clean
to set straight, to provide (someone) with an attitude adjustment, to sort (someone's) ideas out for them, to talk sense into, to get (someone) back on the right track; to get one's head straight, to clear one's head, to get one's thoughts in order
to put the record straight
to come down to earth
to put on the table again, to bring up again, to broach a second time
to put back on the right track, to put back on track, to sort out
to cure someone, to heal someone; to set someone back on their feet; to repair something, to mend something