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5,162 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

trahison
noun, feminine
treason; betrayal; pitfall
second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of trahir
trail
noun, masculine
dual-sport motorcycle; trail running
traille
noun, feminine
a cable along which a ferry is pulled; Such a ferry
train
noun, masculine
train (rail mounted vehicle); pace; noise
train d'atterrissage
noun, masculine
landing gear
train de marchandises
noun, masculine
goods train, freight train
train de sénateur
noun, masculine
snail's pace, stately pace, solemn gait
train de vie
noun, masculine
lifestyle (related to financial means, to the money spent)
train de voyageurs
noun, masculine
passenger train
train fantôme
noun, masculine
ghost train (fairground attraction); ghost train (unmanned train in motion)
train ultraléger
noun, masculine
ultra light rail
a high-speed train
train à vapeur
noun, masculine
steam train
train électrique
noun, masculine
train set
train-train
noun, masculine
routine, drudge, grind; same old same old
trainage
noun, masculine
pulling, dragging
trainbus
noun, masculine
rail replacement bus
traine
noun, feminine
train (of a dress)
traineau
noun, masculine
post-1990 spelling of traîneau
post-1990 spelling of traîner
trainée
noun, feminine
scuff mark, a stain, especially an elongated one; (derogatory) slut (sexually promiscuous woman)
traire
verb
to milk (a cow, etc)
trait
noun, masculine
line; trait; color of a mineral; the action of hauling or pulling (by an animal of burden); straps or cords placed on an animal of burden and attached to the vehicle which the animal pulls
trait d'esprit
noun, masculine
quip, witticism, witty remark, flash of wit
trait d'union
noun, masculine
hyphen
trait de caractère
noun, masculine
character trait, personality trait
exactly, line for line
traitable
adjective
treatable; processable
traitant
adjective
practicing (as a doctor); medicated
traite
noun, feminine
milking; bill of exchange; human trafficking; slave trade; transportation of goods; traffic
traite négrière
noun, feminine
African slave trade
traitement
noun, masculine
treatment; processing
traitement de faveur
noun, masculine
preferential treatment
traitement de texte
noun, masculine
word processing
to treat (someone) (a particular way); to render treatment (usually medical); to process, spray, coat; to process; to call, to label (someone)
to treat like shit, to treat like dirt
to call someone names, to call someone all names under the sun, to call someone every name in the book
traiteur
noun, masculine
delicatessen; catering company
traiteur
noun, masculine
traiteur, caterer; faith healer
traitre
noun, masculine
post-1990 spelling of traître
treacherously
traité
noun, masculine
treatise; treaty (between states); an agreement (between a business and a government, or between two businesses)
traité de paix
noun, masculine
peace treaty
trajectographie
noun, feminine
trajectography
trajectoire
noun, feminine
trajectory; course (trajectory of a ball etc.)
trajet
noun, masculine
route, course, trajectory; ride, run
tralala
interjection
tra-la-la
to become translucent
tram
noun, masculine
tram (UK), streetcar (US)
tram ultraléger
noun, masculine
ultra light rail
tramage
noun, masculine
weaving, embroidery; dithering (the adding of random noise to images etc)
trame
noun, feminine
weft; frame; screentone; frame, pipeline; intrigue, plot
tramer
verb
to weave; to hatch, think up, come up with
traminot
noun, masculine
tramway worker (especially a conductor on a tram)
tramontane
noun, feminine
tramontana
trampoline
noun, masculine
trampoline
trampoliniste
noun, masculine/feminine
trampolinist
tramway
noun, masculine
tram (passenger vehicle)
trance
noun, feminine
trance (music genre)