French words: Plœuc to plan complexe

French words Plœuc to plan complexe

1. Plœuc proper noun
2. plœucois adjective, noun
3. Plœucoise noun
4. pla noun \pla\
5. Plabennec proper noun \pla.be.nɛk\
6. plabennecois adjective, noun
7. Plabennecoise noun
8. placable adjective \pla.kabl\: placeable; that can be put or placed
9. placage noun /pla.kaʒ/: veneer (thin covering of fine wood)
10. placage cathédrale noun
11. placage en cathédrale noun \pla.ka.ʒ‿ɑ̃ ka.te.dʁal\: spear tackle
12. placage Sheffield noun \pla.kaʒ ʃe.fild\
13. placali noun \pla.ka.li\
14. placard noun /pla.kaʁ/: a cupboard, cabinet or closet built against or into a wall
15. placardage noun \pla.kaʁ.daʒ\: billposting (sticking of posters)
16. placardé noun, verb \pla.kaʁd\: past participle of placarder
17. placarder verb \pla.kaʁ.de\: to post, put up
18. placardeur noun \pla.kaʁ.dœʁ\
19. placardier noun \pla.kaʁ.dje\
20. placardisation noun \pla.kaʁ.di.za.sjɔ̃\
21. placardiser verb \pla.kaʁ.di.ze\: to gradually remove the powers and responsibilities of an employee
22. place interjection, noun, verb /plas/: place, square, plaza, piazza
23. place au doute noun \pla.s‿o dut\
24. place au soleil noun /plas o sɔ.lɛj/: place in the sun
25. Place Beauvau adjective \plas bɔ.vo\
26. place d'armes noun /plas d‿aʁm/: parade ground
27. place d'honneur noun /plas d‿ɔ.nœʁ/: place of honor, seat of honor
28. place de dépôt noun \plas də de.po\
29. place de faveur noun \plas də fa.vœʁ\
30. place de marché noun \plas də maʁ.ʃe\
31. place de parking noun /plas də paʁ.kiŋ/: parking spot, parking space (space in which a car or other vehicle can be parked)
32. place de retournement noun \plas də ʁə.tuʁ.nə.mɑ̃\
33. place de souveraineté noun \plas də su.vʁɛn.te\
34. place de stationnement noun /plas də sta.sjɔn.mɑ̃/: parking spot, parking space (space in which a car or other vehicle can be parked)
35. place de village noun \plas də vi.laʒ\
36. place du marché noun \plas dy maʁ.ʃe\
37. place du mort noun /plas dy mɔʁ/: shotgun, death seat (front passenger's seat of a vehicle)
38. place extraterritoriale noun \pla.s‿əks.tʁa.tɛ.ʁi.to.ʁjal\
39. place forte noun /plas fɔʁt/: stronghold
40. place-jardin noun \plɑs.ʒaʁ.dɛ̃\
41. place publique noun \plas py.blik\
42. placeau noun \pla.so\
43. placebo noun /pla.se.bo/: placebo
44. placebo impur noun \pla.se.bɔ ɛ̃.pyʁ\
45. placebome noun \pla.se.bom\
46. placéen adjective, noun
47. Placéenne noun
48. placement noun /plas.mɑ̃/: placement
49. placement d’office noun \pla.kə.mɑ̃ dɔ.fis\
50. placement de produit noun /plas.mɑ̃ də pʁɔ.dɥi/: (marketing) product placement
51. placement des écritures noun
52. placement hors marché noun \plas.mɑ̃ ɔʁ maʁ.ʃe\
53. placement hors marché dans une société cotée noun \plas.mɑ̃ ɔʁ maʁ.ʃe dɑ̃ yn sɔ.sje.te kɔ.te\
54. placenta noun \pla.sɛ̃.ta\: placenta
55. placentaire adjective, noun /pla.sɑ̃.tɛʁ/: placental
56. placentarien adjective
57. placentation noun \pla.sɛ̃.ta.sjɔ̃\: placentation
58. placentiforme adjective \pla.sɛ̃.ti.fɔʁm\
59. placentite noun \pla.sɛ̃.tit\
60. placentologie noun \pla.sɛ̃.to.lɔ.ʒi\
61. placentome noun \pla.sɛ̃.tom\
62. placentophagie noun \pla.sɛ̃.to.fa.ʒi\
63. placer noun, verb /pla.se/: to place (to put in a specific location)
64. placer la barre verb /pla.se la baʁ/: to set the bar, to put the bar
65. placer ses pions verb
66. placer sur un piédestal verb /pla.se syʁ œ̃ pje.dɛs.tal/: to place on a pedestal, to put on a pedestal, to set on a pedestal
67. placet noun /pla.sɛ/: petition, appeal
68. placette noun \pla.sɛt\
69. placeur noun \pla.sœʁ\: usher
70. placeuse noun \pla.søz\
71. placéyeur noun \pla.sɛ.jœʁ\
72. plachy-buyonnais adjective, noun
73. Plachy-Buyonnaise noun
74. plachyssois adjective, noun
75. Plachyssoise noun
76. placide adjective /pla.sid/: calm, quiet, peaceful
77. placide comme la lune adjective \pla.sid kɔm la lyn\
78. Placidéen noun \pla.si.de.ɛ̃\
79. placidement adverb /pla.sid.mɑ̃/: placidly
80. Placidien noun \pla.si.djɛ̃\
81. placidité noun \pla.si.di.te\: placidity, placidness
82. placien adjective, noun
83. Placienne noun
84. placier noun /pla.sje/: canvasser
85. placière noun \pla.sjɛʁ\: female equivalent of placier
86. placis noun
87. placître noun \pla.sitʁ\
88. placo noun \pla.ko\
89. placode noun \pla.kɔd\
90. placode olfactive noun \pla.kɔ.d‿ɔl.fak.tiv\
91. placoderme noun \pla.ko.dɛʁm\
92. placodine noun \pla.kɔ.din\
93. placoïdes noun \pla.kɔ.id\
94. placoïdien adjective \pla.kɔj.djɛ̃\
95. plaçois adjective, noun
96. Plaçoise noun
97. placomusophile noun \pla.ko.my.zo.fil\
98. placomusophilie noun \pla.kɔ.my.zɔ.fi.li\
99. placoplâtre noun \pla.kɔ.plɑtʁ\: plasterboard
100. placostyle adjective
101. placotage noun \pla.kɔ.taʒ\
102. placoter verb /pla.kɔ.te/: to chat, chatter
103. placoteuse noun \plɑ.kɔ.tøz\
104. placoteux noun \plɑ.kɔ.tø\
105. placottoir noun \pla.kɔ.twaʁ\
106. plaçou noun \pla.su\
107. placozoaire noun \pla.ko.zɔ.ɛʁ\
108. plaçure noun \pla.syʁ\
109. plaf onomatopoeia \plaf\
110. plafond noun /pla.fɔ̃/: ceiling
111. plafond à caissons noun \pla.fɔ̃ a kɛ.sɔ̃\
112. plafond de bambou noun
113. plafond de verre noun /pla.fɔ̃ d(ə) vɛʁ/: glass ceiling
114. plafond des gains noun
115. plafond salarial noun \pla.fɔ̃ sa.la.ʁjal\
116. plafonnage noun \pla.fɔ.naʒ\
117. plafonnant adjective, verb \pla.fɔ.nɑ̃\: present participle of plafonner
118. plafonnement noun \pla.fɔn.mɑ̃\: cap, capping, setting an upper limit
119. plafonner verb \pla.fɔ.ne\: to cap (put an upper limit on)
120. plafonneur noun \pla.fɔ.nœʁ\
121. plafonneuse noun \pla.føz\
122. plafonnier noun \pla.fɔ.nje\: light (ceiling light)
123. plaftard noun \plaf.taʁ\
124. plagal adjective \pla.ɡal\: plagal
125. plage noun /plaʒ/: beach
126. plage d’accueil noun \plaʒ d‿a.kœj\
127. plage de brasage noun \plaʒ də bʁɑ.zaʒ\
128. plage de cellules noun \plaʒ də se.lyl\
129. plage de connexion noun \plaʒ də kɔ.nɛk.sjɔ̃\
130. plage de lyse noun \plaʒ də liz\
131. plage de mesure noun \plaʒ də mə.zyʁ\
132. plage de réglage noun
133. plage de report noun \plaʒ də ʁə.pɔʁ\
134. plage de teinte noun \plaʒ də tɛ̃t\
135. plage horaire noun \pla.ʒ‿ɔ.ʁɛʁ\
136. plageage noun \pla.ʒaʒ\
137. Plageois noun \pla.ʒwa\
138. plageole noun \pla.ʒɔl\
139. plager verb \pla.ʒe\
140. plagiaire adjective, noun /pla.ʒjɛʁ/: plagiarist
141. plagianisme noun \pla.ʒja.nism\
142. plagiat noun, verb /pla.ʒja/: plagiarism
143. plagiaule noun \pla.ʒjol\
144. plagièdre adjective
145. plagier verb /pla.ʒje/: to plagiarize
146. plagieur noun \pla.ʒjœʁ\
147. plagieuse noun \pla.ʒjøz\
148. plagiobasique adjective
149. plagiocéphale adjective: plagiocephalic
150. plagiocéphalie noun \pla.ʒjo.se.fa.li\: plagiocephaly
151. plagiochile noun \pla.ʒjɔ.ʃil\
152. plagioclase adjective, noun \pla.ʒjɔ.klaz\: plagioclase
153. plagioclase acide noun
154. plagiodère noun \pla.ʒjɔ.dɛʁ\
155. plagionite noun \pla.ʒjɔ.nit\
156. plagiostome noun \pla.ʒjo.stɔm\
157. plagiostomes noun \pla.ʒjo.stɔm\
158. plagiotrope adjective \pla.ʒjɔ.tʁɔp\
159. plagiotropisme noun \pla.ʒjɔ.tʁɔ.pism\: plagiotropism
160. plagisme noun \pla.ʒism\
161. plagiste noun \pla.ʒist\: beachgoer (someone who goes to the beach)
162. plagnard adjective, noun
163. Plagnarde noun
164. Plagne proper noun \plaɲ\
165. Plagnol proper noun
166. plagusie noun
167. PLAI noun
168. plaid noun /plɛ/: placitum (kind of medieval council)
169. plaidable adjective \plɛ.dabl\
170. plaidailler verb \plɛ.dɑ.je\
171. plaidant adjective, verb: present participle of plaider
172. plaider verb /plɛ.de/: to plead
173. plaider-coupable noun \ple.de.ku.pabl\
174. plaider le faux pour savoir le vrai phrase \plɛ.de lə fo puʁ sa.vwaʁ lə vʁɛ\
175. plaidereau noun \plɛ.dʁo\
176. plaiderie noun \plɛ.dʁi\
177. plaideur noun /plɛ.dœʁ/: litigant
178. plaideuse noun \plɛ.døz\: female equivalent of plaideur: female litigant
179. plaidoirie noun /plɛ.dwa.ʁi/: oral argument (in court)
180. plaidoyable adjective \plɛ.dwa.jabl\
181. plaidoyer noun, verb /plɛ.dwa.je/: speech for the defence
182. plaie noun /plɛ/: open wound
183. plaie ambulante noun \plɛ ɑ̃.by.lɑ̃t\
184. plaie d’argent n’est pas mortelle phrase \plɛ d‿aʁ.ʒɑ̃ n‿ɛ pa mɔʁ.tɛl\
185. plaie de garrot noun
186. plaie de lit noun
187. plaie du garrot noun
188. plaignable adjective \plɛ.ɲabl\
189. plaignant adjective, noun, verb /plɛ.ɲɑ̃/: plaintiff; prosecutor
190. plaignante adjective, noun \plɛ.ɲɑ̃t\: feminine singular of plaignant
191. plaignard noun \plɛ.ɲaʁ\
192. plaignarde noun \plɛ.ɲaʁd\
193. plaignois adjective, noun
194. Plaignoise noun
195. plaignoter verb \plɛ.ɲɔ.te\
196. Plailly proper noun
197. plaimbois adjective, noun
198. Plaimboise noun
199. plaimpiédois adjective, noun
200. Plaimpiédoise noun
201. plain adjective, noun /plɛ̃/: plane
202. plain-chant noun \plɛ̃.ʃɑ̃\: plainsong
203. plain-chantesque adjective \plɛ̃.ʃɑ̃.tɛsk\
204. plain-pied noun /plɛ̃.pje/: single-storey building
205. plainage noun \plɛ.naʒ\
206. plainais adjective, noun \plɛ.nɛ\
207. Plainaise noun
208. plaindre verb /plɛ̃dʁ/: to pity
209. plaindre ses pas verb
210. plaine adjective, noun /plɛn/: plain
211. plaine abyssale noun \plɛn‿a.bi.sal\
212. plaine africaine noun \plɛ.n‿a.fʁi.kɛn\
213. plaine alluviale noun \plɛn a.ly.vjal\
214. plaine asiatique noun \plɛ.n‿a.zja.tik\
215. plaine d’inondation noun \plɛn d‿i.nɔ̃.da.sjɔ̃\
216. plaine de jeu noun /plɛn də ʒø/: alternative spelling of plaine de jeux
217. plaine de jeux noun /plɛn də ʒø/: playground
218. plaine inondable noun \plɛ.n‿i.nɔ̃.dabl\
219. plainer verb \plɛ.ne\
220. plainette noun \plɛ.nɛt\
221. Plainevaux proper noun
222. Plainfaing proper noun \plɛ̃.fɛ̃\
223. plainfinois adjective, noun
224. Plainfinoise noun
225. plainois adjective, noun
226. Plainoise noun
227. plainte noun, verb /plɛ̃t/: complaint
228. plainte constitutionnelle noun \plɛ̃t kɔ̃s.ti.ty.sjɔ.nɛl\
229. Plaintel proper noun
230. plaintelais adjective, noun
231. Plaintelaise noun
232. plaintif adjective /plɛ̃.tif/: plaintive, doleful
233. plaintivement adverb \plɛ̃.tiv.mɑ̃\: plaintively
234. plainvillais adjective, noun
235. Plainvillaise noun
236. Plainville proper noun
237. plainvillois adjective, noun
238. Plainvilloise noun
239. plaire verb /plɛʁ/: to please, to appeal to (usually translated into English as like with exchange of subject and object)
240. plaisable adjective \ple.zabl\
241. plaisamment adverb /plɛ.za.mɑ̃/: pleasantly; pleasingly
242. plaisançais adjective, noun
243. Plaisançaise noun
244. plaisance noun /plɛ.zɑ̃s/: pleasure
245. plaisancien adjective, noun \plɛ.zɑ̃.sjɛ̃\
246. plaisancier adjective, noun /plɛ.zɑ̃.sje/: boater, amateur sailor
247. plaisancière noun \ple.zɑ̃.sjɛʁ\: female equivalent of plaisancier
248. plaisançois adjective, noun
249. Plaisançoise noun
250. plaisant adjective, noun, verb /plɛ.zɑ̃/: pleasing; pleasant
251. plaisanter verb /plɛ.zɑ̃.te/: to joke (make a joke)
252. plaisanterie noun /plɛ.zɑ̃.tʁi/: joke
253. plaisanterie à part interjection \plɛ.zɑ̃.tə.ʁi a paʁ\
254. plaisanterie de garçon de bain noun \plɛ.zɑ̃.t(ə.)ʁi də ɡaʁ.sɔ̃ də bɛ̃\
255. plaisantin adjective, noun /plɛ.zɑ̃.tɛ̃/: joker, wag
256. plaisantine noun \plɛ.zɑ̃.tin\
257. plaisard noun /plɛ.zaʁ/: people pleaser
258. plaise à Dieu phrase \plɛ.z‿a djø\
259. plaise au Ciel phrase \plɛ.z‿o sjɛl\
260. plaisianais adjective, noun
261. Plaisianaise noun
262. plaisir noun /plɛ.ziʁ/: pleasure
263. plaisir charnel noun \ple.ziʁ ʃaʁ.nɛl\
264. plaisir de la table noun \plɛ.ziʁ də la tabl\
265. plaisir solitaire noun \ple.ziʁ sɔ.li.tɛʁ\
266. plaisirois adjective, noun /plɛ.zi.ʁwa/: resident or native of Plaisir
267. plaisiroise adjective, noun: feminine singular of plaisirois
268. Plaissan proper noun
269. plaissanais adjective, noun
270. Plaissanaise noun
271. plaisse noun \plɛs\
272. plaisser verb \plɛ.se\
273. plaît noun, verb /plɛ/: post-1990 spelling of plaît (third-person singular present indicative of plaire)
274. plait-il interjection, phrase /plɛ.t‿il/: I beg your pardon? come again? (either a request to repeat something one did not hear, or a way to feign not having heard an offensive remark, as a way to...
275. plaiz noun /plɛz/: Clipping of plaisir.
276. plaizacais adjective, noun
277. Plaizacaise noun
278. Plak proper noun
279. plamage noun \pla.maʒ\
280. plamée noun \pla.me\
281. plamer verb \pla.me\
282. plamerie noun \plam.ʁi\
283. Plamondon proper noun /pla.mɔ̃.dɔ̃/: a surname, mostly found in Quebec
284. plamotage noun \pla.mɔ.taʒ\
285. plamoter verb \pla.mɔ.te\
286. plamotter verb \pla.mɔ.te\
287. plamussade noun \pla.my.sad\
288. plan adjective, noun /plɑ̃/: map (schematic maps of streets, subways, etc.)
289. plan à trois noun /plɑ̃ a tʁwa/: threesome, threeway
290. plan américain noun: a shot in which a character or a group is framed from the mid thigh up
291. plan astral noun
292. plan automoteur noun \plɑ̃ o.to.mo.tøʁ\
293. plan avec coordonnées noun \plɑ̃ a.vɛk kɔ.ɔʁ.dɔ.ne\
294. plan B noun \plɑ̃ be\
295. plan blanc noun \plɑ̃ blɑ̃\
296. plan cadastral noun \plɑ̃ ka.das.tʁal\
297. plan cardinal noun \plɑ̃ kaʁ.di.nal\
298. plan cartésien noun \plɑ̃ kaʁ.te.zjɛ̃\
299. plan chem noun \plɑ̃ kɛm\
300. plan complexe noun \plɑ̃ kɔ̃.plɛks\

Part 57 · Part 59 · 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.