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s'entend
adverb
short for cela s'entend
to get it on; to have a shag, to have sex
to try out
to dress very poorly and with little fashion sense, especially if wearing old or dilapidated clothes
if ever there was one
post-1990 spelling of s'il te plaît
please; here you go, here you are
post-1990 spelling of s'il vous plaît
please, if you please; here you go, here you are
to infiltrate
to challenge, to dispute the validity of; to flatly deny
to take an interest in; to deal with, to concern oneself with; to look after; to get involved with
to mind one's own business
to mind one's own business
to mind one's own business
to mind one's own business
synonym of se donner en spectacle
to come up against a brick wall
to know about, to have a good knowledge of
to be lost in it.
to go about
to like the sound of one's own voice (to smugly enjoy hearing oneself talking, to be more focused on how one talks than on one's interlocutor)
to stretch one's legs
to vanish, disappear without a trace, usually to hide or flee something
s. v. p.
phrase
synonym of SVP
s.v.p.
phrase
synonym of SVP
s/
preposition
abbreviation of sur
s/o
adjective
abbreviation of sans objet n/a (not applicable)
s/s
preposition
abbreviation of sous
sa mère
adverb
(so) fucking
sa mère
interjection
fuck!
sabadilline
noun, feminine
synonym of vératrine
sabayon
noun, masculine
zabaglione (custard-like dessert made with egg yolks, sugar and Marsala wine)
sabbat
noun, masculine
Sabbath, biblical seventh day; witches' Sabbath, meeting of witches at midnight; noisy meeting
sabbataire
adjective
Relating to the celebration of God on the day of Sabbath
sabbataire
noun, masculine
Christianized Jew who would respect the day of Sabbath; Sabbatarian, Christian respecting the day of Sabbath because it is not formally abolished by the Scriptures
sabbatique
adjective
sabbatical, related to the Sabbath; sabbatical, related to leave
to observe the Sabbath
sabbatisme
noun, masculine
Sabbatarianism
sabbatiste
adjective
related to Sabbatarianism
sabellianisme
noun, masculine
Sabellianism
sabellique
adjective
Sabellian
sabine
noun, feminine
savin (Juniperus sabina L.)
sabir
noun, masculine
lingua franca, sabir
sablage
noun, masculine
sanding; sandblasting
sable
noun, masculine
sand
sable
noun, masculine
the heraldic colour sable; black
sable mouvant
noun, masculine
quicksand
sabler
verb
to sand (cover with sand); to sandblast; to chug (drink quickly); to cut butter or fat into flour to form a pebbly mixture
to break out the bubbly, to crack open the bubbly, to bring out the champagne (to open a bottle of champagne in order to celebrate)
sableur
noun, masculine
sander (person)
sableux
adjective
sandy
sablier
noun, masculine
hourglass; egg timer
sablière
noun, feminine
sand quarry; sandbox (on a train); lower purlin, at the bottom of a timber framing
sablon
noun, masculine
sand
to sand (cover with sand)
sablonneux
adjective
sandy
sablonnière
noun, feminine
sandpit
sablé
adjective
sandy
sablé
noun, masculine
biscuit sablé, shortbread