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to plunge again or back; to relapse
replâtrage
noun, masculine
patching; tinkering
to replaster; to patch up
to repoliticize
to pump again or back; to rip off
obsolete spelling of répondre
to repopularize
repopulation
noun, masculine
repopulation
report
noun, masculine
postponement; deferment
reportage
noun, masculine
reportage
reporter
noun, masculine/feminine
a news reporter; a journalist
to carry something back to where it was; to wear again; to transfer (an emotion); to put back; to put off; to postpone; to carry or take back in time
reporteur
noun, masculine
reporter
reporting
noun, masculine
rapportage, exposé
repos
noun, masculine
rest, ease, repose
reposant
adjective
relaxing, restful
may he/she rest in peace
repose-pied
noun, masculine
footstool (a low stool); footrest for motorcycle
repose-tête
noun, masculine
headrest
to put down, to place; to rest; to rest, to repose; to be based on
rest in peace (said about someone deceased)
repositionnement
noun, masculine
repositioning
to reposition
repositoire
noun, masculine
repository, storage; ciborium
reposoir
noun, masculine
altar of repose; rest
reposteur
noun, masculine
remailer
repoussage
noun, masculine
repoussage
repoussant
adjective
repulsive, revulsing, revolting, repugnant
repousse
noun, feminine
regrowth
to push back, push out of the way; to repel, drive back, repulse; to ward off, turn away; to turn down, dismiss, reject, rule out; to push back (into place)
repoussoir
noun, masculine
repoussoir
repoussé
adjective
repelled, repulsed
to be able to again
to take back, recover, regain; to take again, take more of, have another helping; to resume (work), get back to, carry on with; to retake, recapture; to start again
to come round, to come to, to regain consciousness
to get back in touch; to re-engage
to take a hair of the dog that bit one (to take an alcoholic drink the morning after to try and cure a hangover); to get a second wind, to get better, to regain one's strength, to get back on one's feet, to bounce back
to go back to work after a long absence, to get back into action
to regain control of; to pick oneself up off the floor, to pull oneself together
to take over (from someone), to pick up the slack, to take up the slack
to get one's bearings back, to regain one's footing, to get back on one's feet, to get back on track
to reassert oneself, to take over again
to come round, to come to, to regain consciousness
to resume one's course, to return to normal
to catch one's breath, to get one's breath back
to appropriate, to take on board, to preempt, to pick up, to seize upon; to endorse, to echo, to preempt
to start from scratch, to start afresh
repreneur
noun, masculine
buyer (of a bankrupt company)
repris de justice
noun, masculine
convict, offender (person with a criminal record, person who has been convicted of a crime by a judicial body in the past)
reprise
noun, feminine
time, instance; resumption, restart; economic recovery; repetition, reiteration
reprise de volée
noun, feminine
volley; rebuttal
to darn
reprochable
adjective
reproachable
reproche
noun, masculine
blame, the act of blaming
to blame somebody for something (place blame upon)
reproducteur
noun, masculine
breeder (an animal designed for breeding)
reproducteur
adjective
reproducing, reproductive
reproductibilité
noun, feminine
reproducibility
reproductible
adjective
reproducible (capable of being reproduced at a different time or place and by different people)
reproductif
adjective
reproductive