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remettre à niveau: to bring up to standard, to bring up to scratch; to brush up on (a skill or subject); to brush up
remettre à sa place: to pull someone down a peg, to put someone in their place
remettre à zéro: to reset to zero, to reset, to zero
remeubler: to refurnish
remilitarisation: remilitarization
remilitariser: to remilitarize
remisage: stowage, storage
remise: delivery, handing over; handover; remission; reduction; discount, reduction; shed, carriage house; deferment, postponement
remise en forme: getting back into shape
remise à niveau: brush-up (review of a topic to be learned)
remiser: to put away, put back (a vehicle, bag etc.)
remiser: to gamble again; to bet on again
remisier: a sort of jobber in a stock market
remix: remix
remixer: to remix
remixeur: remixer (person that produces remixes)
remmaillage: remeshing
remmailler: to mend (a stitch), to remesh
remmener: to remove or take away
remobilisation: remobilization
remobiliser: to remobilize
remodelage: remodeling, restyling
remodeler: to remodel
remontada: comeback (act of overcoming a substantial disadvantage)
remontant: tonic
remontant: remontant; bracing
remonte: upstream movement (of boat, fish); resurfacing (of miners, equipment); remount (resupply (of cavalry or other mounted service) with fresh horses)
remonte-pente: ski lift, surface lift, platter lift, button lift, platter pull
remonter: to go back up, to come back up, to climb again, to reclimb; to rise again, to go up again; to go up, to ride up; to go back, to return; to go back, to date back, to hearken back (à to)
remonter la pente: to get back on one's feet
remonter le moral: to cheer up, to make feel better, to lift someone's spirits
remonter le temps: to turn back the clock
remonter les bretelles: to tell off, to lecture, to give (someone) an earbashing, to straighten out; to catch heat, to catch hell
remontoir: remontoir
remontrance: reproof, reprimand, remonstrance
remontrer: to show again
remonté: angry, annoyed at someone/something, up in arms
remordancer: to remordant
remordre: to rebite, bite again, bite back
remords: remorse, feeling of remorse
remorquage: towing
remorque: trailer (unpowered vehicle towed behind another vehicle)
remorquer: to tow (e.g. a trailer, vessel)
remorqueur: tugboat
remorqueuse: tow truck
remotiver: to remotivate
remoudre: to regrind
remouiller: to rewet (wet again); to recast (an anchor)
remourir: to die again
remous: eddy, backwash; swirl, wash; turmoil
remouture: regrinding
remouvoir: to move
rempailler: to restuff with straw (usually the seat of a chair)
rempart: rampart; bulwark, defence (contre (“against”))
rempiler: to reenlist
remplacement: replacement (the act of replacing)
remplacer: to replace
remplacisme: replacism
remplaciste: replacist
remplaciste: replacist