French words: peloter en attendant partie to pénicillinase
300 French words, part 28 of 116 of the words starting with P, A to Z. 56 have a page of their own.
French words peloter en attendant partie to pénicillinase
- peloter en attendant partie verb
- peloter la dame de pique verb \pə.lɔ.te la dam də pik\
- peloteur adjective, noun \pə.lɔ.tœʁ\
- peloteuse adjective, noun \pə.lɔ.tøz\
- pélothérapie noun \pe.lo.te.ʁa.pi\
- peloton noun /pə.lɔ.tɔ̃/: small ball (of thread etc.)
- peloton d'exécution noun /pə.lɔ.tɔ̃ d‿ɛɡ.ze.ky.sjɔ̃/: firing squad (a group of soldiers detailed to execute someone or to discharge weapons ceremonially)
- pelotonné adjective, verb \pə.lɔ.tɔ.ne\: past participle of pelotonner
- pelotonnement noun \pə.lɔ.tɔn.mɑ̃\
- pelotonner verb \pə.lɔ.tɔ.ne\: to wind up into a ball
- peloursin noun \pə.luʁ.sɛ̃\
- pelousard noun \pə.lu.zaʁ\
- pelouse adjective, noun /pə.luz/: lawn
- pelouse aride noun \pə.lu.z‿a.ʁid\
- pelouse de dispersion noun \pə.luz də dis.pɛʁ.sjɔ̃\
- pelouse interdite noun \pə.luz ɛ̃.tɛʁ.dit\
- pelouse sèche noun \pə.luz sɛʃ\
- pelouséen adjective, noun
- Pelouséenne noun
- pelousien adjective, noun
- Pelousienne noun
- peloux noun \pə.lu\
- pelquiste adjective, noun \pɛl.kist\
- Pelt proper noun
- pelta noun \pɛl.ta\: pelte
- peltaste noun \pɛl.tast\: peltast
- pelte adjective, noun \pɛlt\
- pelticochlides noun \pɛl.ti.kɔ.klid\
- Peltier proper noun \pɛl.tje\: a surname, notably of Jean Charles Athanase Peltier, French physicist who discovered the Peltier effect
- peltifide adjective
- peltiforme adjective \pɛl.ti.fɔʁm\
- peltigère noun \pɛl.ti.ʒɛʁ\
- peltigère de Degen noun
- peltigère des chiens noun
- peltigère didactyle noun
- peltigère douce noun
- peltinerve adjective \pɛl.ti.nɛʁv\
- peltipartite adjective
- peltis noun \pɛl.tis\
- peltiséqué adjective \pɛl.ti.se.ke\
- peltocéphale noun \pɛl.tɔ.se.fal\
- peltoïde noun \pɛl.tɔ.id\
- Pelton proper noun
- peltre noun \pɛltʁ\
- pelu adjective \pə.ly\
- peluche noun, verb /pə.lyʃ/: plush (toy), fluff
- peluchée adjective, verb \pə.ly.ʃe\: feminine singular of peluché
- pelucher verb /pə.ly.ʃe/: to fluff up, become fluffy
- pelucherie noun \pə.lyʃ.ʁi\
- pelucheux adjective /pə.ly.ʃø/: fluffy
- pelugne adjective, noun
- pelure noun /pə.lyʁ/: peel, rind (of a fruit)
- pelure d’oignon noun \pə.lyʁ d‿ɔ.ɲɔ̃\
- pelure de banane noun \p(ə).lyʁ də ba.nan\
- pelurer verb \pə.ly.ʁe\
- Péluse proper noun /pe.lyz/: Pelusium (an ancient city of Egypt at the eastern mouth of the Nile)
- pélusiaque adjective: Pelusian
- Pélussin proper noun
- pélussinois adjective, noun
- Pélussinoise noun
- pelvan noun \pɛl.vɑ̃\
- pelve noun \pɛlv\
- pelvectomie noun \pɛl.vɛk.tɔ.mi\
- pelvi- prefix \pɛl.vi\
- pelvi-crural adjective \pɛl.vi.kʁy.ʁal\
- pelvi-pédieux adjective \pɛl.vi.pe.djø\
- pelvi-périnéal adjective \pɛl.vi.pe.ʁi.ne.al\
- pelvi-péritonite noun \pɛl.vi.pe.ʁi.tɔ.nit\
- pelvi-rectal adjective \pɛl.vi.ʁɛk.tal\
- pelvi-support noun \pɛl.vi.sy.pɔʁ\
- pelvi-trochantérien adjective \pɛl.vi.tʁɔ.kɑ̃.te.ʁjɛ̃\
- pelvicellulite noun \pɛl.vi.se.ly.lit\
- pelvien adjective /pɛl.vjɛ̃/: pelvic
- pelviforme adjective \pɛl.vi.fɔʁm\
- pelvigraphie noun \pɛl.vi.ɡʁa.fi\: pelvigraphy
- pelvimètre noun \pɛl.vi.mɛtʁ\
- pelvimétrie noun \pɛl.vi.me.tʁi\
- pelvipéritonite noun \pɛl.vi.pe.ʁi.tɔ.nit\
- pelvirectal adjective \pɛl.vi.ʁɛk.tal\
- pelvis noun /pɛl.vis/: pelvis
- pelvispondylite noun \pɛl.vi.spɔ̃.di.lit\
- pelvisupport noun \pɛl.vi.sy.pɔʁ\
- pelvitomie noun \pɛl.vi.tɔ.mi\
- pelvitrochantérien adjective \pɛl.vi.tʁɔ.kɑ̃.te.ʁjɛ̃\
- pelvois adjective, noun
- Pelvoise noun
- pelvousien adjective, noun
- Pelvousienne noun
- Pelvoux proper noun
- pélycosaure noun /pe.li.kɔ.zɔʁ/: pelycosaur
- PEM noun \pɛm\: initialism of pôle d'échanges multimodal (“multi-modal exchange point”)
- Pemba proper noun \pɛm.ba\
- Pembe proper noun
- pembina noun \pɛ̃.bi.na\
- Pembroke proper noun
- Pembrokeshire proper noun
- PEMDAS noun \pɛm.das\
- pemmican noun \pe.mi.kɑ̃\: pemmican
- pempade noun \pɛm.pad\
- pemphigode adjective
- pemphigoïde bulleuse noun
- pemphigus noun \pɑ̃.fi.ɡys\
- pemphredon noun \pɑ̃.fʁə.dɔ̃\
- pén- prefix \pe.n\
- pen-bas noun \pɛn.bas\
- pen gun noun \pɛn ɡœn\
- pen-testeur noun \pɛn.tɛs.tœʁ\
- pen-testeuse noun \pɛn.tɛs.tøz\
- Pen-Tiern noun
- pen-ty noun
- Penafiel proper noun
- penaille noun /pə.naj/: an assembly of monks
- penaillerie noun \pə.naj.ʁi\
- penaillon noun \pə.na.jɔ̃\
- pénal adjective /pe.nal/: crime; penal, criminal
- pénalement adverb \pe.nal.mɑ̃\: penally
- pénalisable adjective \pe.na.li.zabl\
- pénalisant adjective, verb \pe.na.li.zɑ̃\: penalizing
- pénalisation noun /pe.na.li.za.sjɔ̃/: penalty
- pénaliser verb /pe.na.li.ze/: to penalize
- pénaliste adjective, noun \pe.na.list\: criminal lawyer
- pénalité noun /pe.na.li.te/: penalty (punishment)
- pénalités de retard noun \pe.na.li.te də ʁə.taʁ\
- penalties noun: plural of penalty
- pénaltouche noun \pe.nal.tuʃ\
- penalty noun /pe.nal.ti/: penalty, penalty kick
- pénalty sans gardien noun
- penan benalui adjective, noun
- Penang proper noun
- penannulaire adjective
- pénard adjective, adverb, noun \pe.naʁ\: alternative form of peinard
- pénardement adverb /pe.naʁ.də.mɑ̃/: alternative form of peinardement
- pénates adjective, noun /pe.nat/: household gods, penates
- penau noun \pə.no\
- penaud adjective /pə.no/: sheepish, shamefaced
- penaudement adverb \pə.nod.mɑ̃\: sheepishly
- pencak noun \pɛn.ʃak\
- pencak-silat noun \pɛn.ʃak.si.lat\
- pencatite noun
- Pence proper noun \pɛns\
- penchant adjective, noun, verb \pɑ̃.ʃɑ̃\: penchant
- Penchard proper noun
- penchardais adjective, noun
- Penchardaise noun
- penche adjective, verb \pɑ̃.ʃe\: past participle of pencher
- penchement noun \pɑ̃ʃ.mɑ̃\
- pencher verb /pɑ̃.ʃe/: to tilt, tip up
- penchet noun \pɑ̃.ʃe\
- penchot noun \pɑ̃.ʃo\
- penchotin adjective, noun
- Penchotine noun
- pençoir noun \pɑ̃.swaʁ\
- penconazol noun
- penconazole noun
- Pencran proper noun \pɛ̃.kʁɑ̃\
- pencranais adjective, noun
- Pencranaise noun
- pencycuron noun
- pendable adjective \pɑ̃.dabl\: that merits hanging
- pendage noun /pɑ̃.daʒ/: (angle of) dip
- pendaille noun \pɑ̃.daj\
- pendaison noun /pɑ̃.dɛ.zɔ̃/: hanging (of something or someone)
- pendaison de crémaillère noun /pɑ̃.dɛ.zɔ̃ də kʁe.ma.jɛʁ/: housewarming
- pendant adjective, noun, preposition, verb /pɑ̃.dɑ̃/: hanging
- pendant ce temps adverb \pɑ̃.dɑ̃ sə tɑ̃\
- pendant de cou noun \pɑ̃.dɑ̃ də ku\
- pendant-guerre noun
- pendant qu’ conjunction \pɑ̃.dɑk\
- pendant qu’on y est adverb
- pendant que conjunction /pɑ̃.dɑ̃ kə/: while, whilst, as
- pendard noun /pɑ̃.daʁ/: gallows bird, rascal, one who deserves to hang
- pendarde noun /pɑ̃.daʁd/: female equivalent of pendard
- pendardeau noun \pɑ̃.daʁ.do\
- pendardelle noun \pɑ̃.daʁ.dɛl\
- pendarderie noun \pɑ̃.daʁ.də.ʁi\
- pendardise noun \pɑ̃.daʁ.diz\
- pendeloche noun \pɑ̃d.lɔʃ\
- pendeloque noun /pɑ̃d.lɔk/: pendant
- pendeloquer verb \pɑ̃d.lɔ.ke\
- pendement noun \pɑ̃.dmɑ̃\
- pendentif noun /pɑ̃.dɑ̃.tif/: pendant
- pendentive adjective \pɑ̃.dɑ̃.tiv\
- penderie noun /pɑ̃.dʁi/: wardrobe
- pendeur noun \pɑ̃.dœʁ\
- pendeuse noun \pɑ̃.døz\
- pendillant adjective, verb \pɑ̃.di.jɑ̃\: present participle of pendiller
- pendillard noun \pɑ̃.di.jaʁ\
- pendiller verb /pɑ̃.di.je/: to dangle
- pendillon noun \pɑ̃.di.jɔ̃\
- pendiméthaline noun \pɑ̃.di.me.ta.lin\
- Pendjab proper noun /pɛn.dʒab/: Punjab (a geographical region in South Asia, politically divided between India and Pakistan)
- pendjabi adjective, noun /pɛn.dʒa.bi/: Punjabi
- pendjabiser verb \pɛn.dʒa.bi.ze\
- Pendle proper noun
- Pendleton proper noun
- pendoir noun \pɑ̃.dwaʁ\
- pendouille noun, verb \pɑ̃.duj\: past participle of pendouiller
- pendouiller verb /pɑ̃.du.je/: to dangle
- pendragon noun
- pendre verb /pɑ̃dʁ/: to hang
- pendre à l’oreille verb \pɑ̃.dʁa l‿ɔ.ʁɛj\
- pendre au bout du nez verb \pɑ̃.dʁ‿o bu dy ne\
- pendre au nez verb /pɑ̃.dʁ‿o ne/: to loom over, to be around the corner waiting for (to be likely to happen to)
- pendre au nez comme un sifflet de deux sous verb \pɑ̃.dʁ‿o ne kɔ.m‿œ̃ si.flɛ də dø su\
- pendre haut et court verb /pɑ̃dʁ o e kuʁ/: to hang, to execute by hanging
- pendre la crémaillère verb /pɑ̃.dʁə la kʁe.ma.jɛʁ/: to have a housewarming party
- pendrillon noun \pɑ̃.dʁjɔ̃\
- pendu adjective, noun, verb /pɑ̃.dy/: person condemned to be hanged
- pendu glacé noun \pɑ̃.dy ɡla.se\
- pendue noun, verb /pɑ̃.dy/: feminine singular of pendu
- pendulage noun \pɑ̃.dy.laʒ\
- pendulaire adjective, noun \pɑ̃.dy.lɛʁ\: pendular
- pendulant adjective \pɑ̃.dy.lɑ̃\
- pendulariser verb \pɑ̃.dy.la.ʁi.ze\
- pendule noun /pɑ̃.dyl/: pendulum
- pendule à coucou noun \pɑ̃.dy.l‿a ku.ku\
- pendule-baromètre noun \pɑ̃.dyl.ba.ʁo.mɛtʁ\
- pendule compensateur noun \pɑ̃.dyl kɔ̃.pɑ̃.sa.tœʁ\
- pendule cycloïdal noun
- pendule de Foucault noun \pɑ̃.dyl də fu.ko\
- pendule de Newton noun \pɑ̃.dyl də njy.tɔn\
- pendule de Watt noun \pɑ̃.dyl də wat\
- penduler verb \pɑ̃.dy.le\
- pendulerie noun \pɑ̃.dyl.ʁi\
- pendulette noun \pɑ̃.dy.lɛt\: small clock
- pendulier noun \pɑ̃.dy.lje\
- pendulière noun \pɑ̃.dy.ljɛʁ\
- penduliflore adjective
- pendulifolié adjective \pɑ̃.dy.li.fɔ.lje\
- penduline noun \pɑ̃.dy.lin\
- penduliste noun \pɑ̃.dy.list\
- pêne noun /pɛn/: bolt, deadbolt
- péneau noun \pe.no\
- pénectomie noun /pe.nɛk.tɔ.mi/: penectomy
- pénée noun \pe.ne\
- pénéen adjective \pe.ne.ɛ̃\
- pénéens noun \pe.ne.ɛ̃\
- pénéicole adjective \pe.ne.i.kɔl\
- pénéiculture noun \pe.ne.i.kyl.tyʁ\
- penekini noun \pe.ne.ki.ni\
- pénelle noun \pe.nɛl\
- pénélopage noun \pe.ne.lɔ.paʒ\
- pénélope noun \pe.ne.lɔp\
- pénélope à poitrine rousse noun \pe.ne.lɔ.p‿a pwa.tʁin ʁus\
- pénélope de Goudot noun \pe.ne.lɔp də gu.do\
- pénélope pajuil noun \pe.ne.lɔp pa.ʒɥil\
- pénélope panachée noun \pe.ne.lɔp pa.na.ʃe\
- pénélope péoa noun \pe.ne.lɔp pe.o.a\
- Penelopegate proper noun: the Fillon affair, a political scandal involving improper employment of the family of French politician François Fillon
- pénéloper verb \pe.ne.lɔ.pe\
- pénem noun \pe.nɛm\
- pénéplaine noun /pe.ne.plɛn/: peneplain
- pénéplanation noun \pe.ne.pla.na.sjɔ̃\
- pénéplaner verb \pe.ne.pla.ne\
- pénéquet noun \pe.ne.kɛ\
- Pénestin proper noun \pe.ne.tɛ̃\
- pénestinois adjective, noun \pe.ne.ti.nwa\
- Pénestinoise noun \pe.ne.ti.nwaz\
- Pénétangois noun \pe.ne.tɑ̃.ɡwa\
- pénétrabilité noun \pe.ne.tʁa.bi.li.te\: penetrability
- pénétrable adjective /pe.ne.tʁabl/: penetrable
- pénétramment adverb /pe.ne.tʁa.mɑ̃/: penetratingly
- pénétrance noun \pe.ne.tʁɑ̃s\
- pénétrant adjective, verb /pe.ne.tʁɑ̃/: penetrant, penetrating
- pénétrante adjective, noun /pe.ne.tʁɑ̃t/: feminine singular of pénétrant
- pénétrateur adjective, noun \pe.ne.tʁa.tœʁ\
- pénétratif adjective \pe.ne.tʁa.tif\: penetrative
- pénétration noun /pe.ne.tʁa.sjɔ̃/: penetration
- pénétrativement adverb /pe.ne.tʁa.tiv.mɑ̃/: penetratively
- pénètre adjective, verb \pe.ne.tʁe\: past participle of pénétrer
- pénétrer verb /pe.ne.tʁe/: to enter, to get in (to)
- pénétromètre noun \pe.ne.tʁo.mɛtʁ\: penetrometer
- Penfeld proper noun \pɛ̃.fɛl\
- penfieldite noun
- Peng proper noun
- peng’im noun
- pengö noun \pɑ̃.ɡo\
- penguilais adjective, noun
- Penguilaise noun
- Penguin proper noun
- Penha proper noun: Penha (a municipality of Santa Catarina, Brazil)
- Penhars proper noun
- Penhoët proper noun \pɛ̃.wɛt\
- Péni proper noun \pe.ni\
- pénial adjective /pe.njal/: penial
- péniaphobie noun \pe.nja.fɔ.bi\
- pénibiliser verb \pe.ni.bi.li.ze\
- pénibilité noun /pe.ni.bi.li.te/: hardness, strenuousness, severity
- pénible adjective, noun /pe.nibl/: painful, hard, displeasing
- péniblement adverb /pe.ni.blə.mɑ̃/: horribly; awfully
- Pénicaud proper noun \pe.ni.ko\
- pénichard noun \pe.ni.ʃaʁ\
- péniche noun /pe.niʃ/: barge; pinnace
- péniche Freycinet noun \pe.niʃ fʁɛ.si.nɛ\
- pénichette noun \pe.ni.ʃɛt\
- pénicillamine noun: penicillamine
- pénicillé adjective /pe.ni.si.le/: penicillate
- pénicilliforme adjective \pe.ni.si.li.fɔʁm\
- pénicillinase noun \pe.ni.si.li.naz\: penicillinase
Part 27 · Part 29 · French words: P
Source: English Wiktionary (French entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the French Wiktionary (Wiktionnaire): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under P: 34,574 words, in 116 parts.