French words: savoir à quoi s'en tenir to scanner corporel

French words savoir à quoi s'en tenir to scanner corporel

1. savoir à quoi s'en tenir verb /sa.vwaʁ a kwa s‿ɑ̃ t(ə).niʁ/: To be ready and waiting
2. savoir bien le monde verb
3. savoir ce qu’en vaut l’aune verb \sa.vwaʁ sə k‿ɑ̃ vo l‿on\
4. savoir ce que c’est verb
5. savoir ce que parler veut dire verb /sa.vwaʁ sə k(ə) paʁ.le vø diʁ/: to get the hint; to pick up on the subtext
6. savoir-être noun /sa.vwa.ʁ‿ɛtʁ/: soft skills; life management skills
7. savoir-être professionnel noun \sa.vwaʁ.ɛtʁ pʁɔ.fɛ.sjɔ.nɛl\
8. savoir-faire noun /sa.vwaʁ.fɛʁ/: know-how, savoir-faire
9. savoir-faire professionnel noun \sa.vwaʁ.fɛʁ pʁɔ.fɛ.sjɔ.nɛl\
10. savoir gré verb /sa.vwaʁ ɡʁe/: to be grateful
11. savoir la carte verb
12. savoir libre noun
13. savoir par cœur verb \sa.vwaʁ paʁ kœʁ\
14. savoir prendre verb
15. savoir s’y prendre verb \sa.vwaʁ s‿i pʁɑ̃dʁ\
16. savoir se tenir verb \sa.vwaʁ sə tə.niʁ\
17. savoir ses lettres verb \sa.vwaʁ se lɛtʁ\
18. savoir son monde verb
19. savoir vivre noun, verb /sa.vwaʁ.vivʁ/: politesse, courtesy
20. savoir y faire verb /sa.vwa.ʁ‿i fɛʁ/: to have a way with, to have a knack (for)
21. savoisien adjective /sa.vwa.zjɛ̃/: Savoyard (of or from Savoy)
22. Savoisy proper noun
23. savoit verb \sa.vɛ\
24. savollien adjective, noun
25. Savollienne noun
26. savon noun /sa.vɔ̃/: soap
27. savon à barbe noun \sa.vɔ̃ a baʁb\
28. savon à froid noun \sa.vɔ̃ a fʁwa\
29. savon d’Alep noun \sa.vɔ̃ d‿a.lɛp\
30. savon de Castille noun \sa.vɔ̃ də kas.tij\
31. savon de fosse noun \sa.vɔ̃‿d fos\
32. savon de Marseille noun /sa.vɔ̃ d(ə) maʁ.sɛj/: Marseille soap (a kind of hard soap, made from vegetable oils)
33. savon de Naplouse noun \sa.vɔ̃ də na.pluz\
34. savon de toilette noun \sa.vɔ̃ də twa.lɛt\
35. savon des fossés noun \sa.vɔ̃ dɛ fo.se\
36. savon liquide noun \sa.vɔ̃ li.kid\
37. savon mou noun \sa.vɔ̃ mu\
38. savon noir noun /sa.vɔ̃ nwaʁ/: soft soap (jellyish soap made by cooking natural oils and fats with potassium hydroxide)
39. savon rotatif noun \sa.vɔ̃ ʁɔ.ta.tif\
40. savon sans savon noun \sa.vɔ̃ sɑ̃ sa.vɔ̃\
41. savon transparent noun \sa.vɔ̃ tʁɑ̃s.pa.ʁɑ̃\
42. savon vert noun \sa.vɔ̃ vɛʁ\
43. savonarole noun \sa.vɔ.na.ʁɔl\
44. savonceau noun \sa.vɔ̃.so\
45. Savone proper noun /sa.vɔn/: Savona (a city in Liguria, Italy)
46. savonimètre noun \sa.vɔ.ni.mɛtʁ\
47. savonimétrie noun \sa.vɔ.ni.me.tʁi\
48. savonnade noun \sa.vɔ.nad\
49. savonnage noun \sa.vɔ.naʒ\
50. savonnaire noun \sa.vɔ.nɛʁ\
51. savonne adjective, verb \sa.vɔ.ne\: past participle of savonner
52. savonnée noun, verb \sa.vɔ.ne\: feminine singular of savonné
53. savonner verb \sa.vɔ.ne\: to soap, wash with soap
54. savonner la planche verb
55. savonnerie noun \sa.vɔn.ʁi\: soap factory
56. savonnette noun /sa.vɔ.nɛt/: bath soap
57. savonnette à vilain noun
58. savonneur noun \sa.vɔ.nœʁ\
59. savonneux adjective \sa.vɔ.nø\: soapy
60. savonnier adjective, noun \sa.vɔ.nje\: soapberry
61. savonnière noun \sa.vɔ.njɛʁ\: synonym of saponaire officinale
62. Savonnières proper noun \sa.vɔ.njɛʁ\
63. savonnoir noun \sa.vɔ.nwaʁ\
64. savonule noun \sa.vɔ.nyl\: saponule
65. savougeois adjective, noun
66. Savougeoise noun
67. savourable adjective \sa.vu.ʁabl\
68. savourée noun, verb \sa.vu.ʁe\: feminine singular of savouré
69. savourement noun \sa.vuʁ.mɑ̃\
70. savourer verb /sa.vu.ʁe/: to savour, to savor
71. savouret noun \sa.vu.ʁɛ\
72. savoureusement adverb /sa.vu.ʁøz.mɑ̃/: tastily
73. savoureux adjective /sa.vu.ʁø/: tasty
74. savournonais adjective, noun
75. Savournonaise noun
76. Savoy proper noun
77. savoyan noun \sa.vwa.jɑ̃\
78. savoyard adjective, noun /sa.vwa.jaʁ/: Savoyard (native or inhabitant of Savoy, a cultural region, largely part of the modern administrative region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France) (usually male)
79. savoyarde adjective, noun \sa.vwa.jaʁd\: female equivalent of Savoyard; female Savoyard (female native or inhabitant of Savoy, a cultural region, largely part of the modern administrative region of...
80. savoyardiser verb \sa.vɔ.jaʁ.di.ze\
81. savoyardité noun \sa.vwa.jaʁ.di.te\
82. Savoyeux proper noun
83. savre noun \savʁ\
84. Savreux proper noun: a surname
85. Savu proper noun
86. Savy proper noun
87. Sawa proper noun
88. sawanité noun
89. sawanobori noun
90. sawi noun
91. Sawicki proper noun
92. sax noun \saks\: abbreviation of saxophone (“saxophone”)
93. Saxa proper noun \sak.sa\
94. saxan adjective
95. saxaoul noun \sak.sa.ul\
96. saxatile adjective \sak.sa.til\
97. saxaul noun \sak.sol\
98. Saxby proper noun
99. saxe noun \saks\
100. Saxel proper noun
101. saxello noun \sak.sel.lo\
102. saxhorn noun \saks.ɔʁn\
103. saxibordinois adjective, noun
104. Saxibordinoise noun
105. saxicave adjective \sak.si.kav\
106. saxicline adjective \sak.si.klin\
107. saxicole adjective, noun /sak.si.kɔl/: saxicolous
108. saxifragacée noun \sak.si.fʁa.ɡa.se\
109. saxifragacées noun \sak.si.fʁa.ɡa.se\
110. saxifrage adjective, noun /sak.si.fʁaʒ/: Saxifrage, a plant of the genus Saxifraga
111. saxifrage à bulbilles noun \sak.si.fʁa.ʒ‿a byl.bij\
112. saxifrage à feuilles opposées noun \sak.si.fʁa.ʒ‿a fœj ɔ.pɔ.ze\
113. saxifrage à nombreuses fleurs noun \sak.si.fʁa.ʒ‿a nɔ̃.bʁøz flœʁ\
114. saxifrage à trois doigts noun \sak.si.fʁa.ʒ‿a tʁwa dwa\
115. saxifrage de Séguier noun \sak.si.fʁaʒ də se.ɡje\
116. saxifrage granulée noun \sak.si.fʁaʒ ɡʁa.ny.le\
117. saxifrage paniculée noun \sak.si.fʁaʒ pa.ni.ky.le\
118. saxifrage pourpre noun \sak.si.fʁaʒ puʁ.pʁə\
119. saxifrage stolonifère noun \sak.si.fʁa.ʒ stɔ.lɔ.ni.fɛʁ\
120. saxifrage tridactyle noun \sak.si.fʁaʒ tʁi.dak.til\
121. saxifragées noun \sak.si.fʁa.ʒe\
122. saxigène adjective \sak.si.ɡɛn\
123. saxion noun \sak.sjɔ̃\
124. saxitoxine noun \sak.si.tɔk.sin\
125. saxo noun \sak.so\: clipping of saxophone
126. saxon adjective, noun /sak.sɔ̃/: Saxon (native or inhabitant of Saxony, Germany) (usually male)
127. saxonien adjective, noun \sak.sɔ.njɛ̃\
128. saxonique adjective \sa.ksɔ.nik\
129. saxoniser verb \sak.sɔ.ni.ze\
130. saxonne adjective, noun \sak.sɔn\: feminine singular of saxon
131. saxonniser verb \sak.sɔ.ni.ze\
132. saxophone noun, verb /sak.sɔ.fɔn/: saxophone
133. saxophone basse noun \sak.sɔ.fɔn bas\
134. saxophoner verb /sak.sɔ.fɔ.ne/: to play the saxophone
135. saxophoniste noun /sak.sɔ.fɔ.nist/: saxophonist (person who plays the saxophone)
136. saxotromba noun \sak.sɔ.tʁɔ̃.ba\
137. Saxton proper noun
138. saxtuba noun \saks.ty.ba\
139. say noun
140. saya noun \sa.ja\
141. Sayabec proper noun \se.bɛk\
142. Sayabecois noun \se.be.kwa\
143. Sayad proper noun \sa.jad\
144. Sayah proper noun
145. sayan noun \sa.ja.n\
146. Sayat proper noun
147. sayatois adjective, noun
148. Sayatoise noun
149. Sayda proper noun
150. saye noun \sɛj\
151. Sayed proper noun
152. sayer interjection \sa.j‿ɛ\
153. sayette noun \sɛ.jɛt\
154. sayetteur noun
155. sayetteuse noun
156. sayien adjective, noun
157. Sayienne noun
158. Sayn proper noun
159. saynète noun /sɛ.nɛt/: sketch, playlet
160. saynette noun
161. sayon noun /sɛ.jɔ̃/: cassock, (coarse) jacket
162. sayre noun
163. Sayuri proper noun /sa.ju.ʁi/: a female given name from Japanese
164. sayyed noun
165. sayyid noun
166. saz noun \saz\
167. sazain adjective, noun \sa.zɛ̃\
168. Sazaine noun
169. Saze proper noun
170. sazeretois adjective, noun
171. Sazeretoise noun
172. SB adjective, noun, symbol \ɛs.be.ɛf\
173. SBE noun: initialism of système babillard electronique or système de babillard electronique; a BBS (bulletin board system)
174. sbeul noun \sbøl\
175. SBF adjective, noun \ɛs.be.ɛf\
176. sbire noun /zbiʁ/: an Italian police officer of the Middle Ages
177. sbiresse noun \zbi.ʁɛs\
178. sbiten noun \sbi.tɛn\
179. sbitène noun \sbi.tɛn\
180. SBK noun: SBK (“superbike”)
181. SBM adjective, noun \ɛs.be.ɛm\
182. sbot noun
183. sboub noun \zbub\
184. sbrinz noun
185. SBT noun
186. SBU proper noun \ɛs.be.y\
187. sc. noun, verb \sɛn\
188. scæve adjective
189. SCA noun \ɛs.se.a\
190. scab noun \skab\
191. scabellon noun \ska.bɛ.lɔ̃\
192. scaber noun \ska.bɛʁ\
193. scabicide adjective, noun \ska.bi.sid\
194. scabieuse adjective, noun /ska.bjøz/: scabious (plant of the genus Scabiosa)
195. scabieuse des bois noun \ska.bjøz de bwa\
196. scabieuse des jardins noun /ska.bjøz de ʒaʁ.dɛ̃/: mourningbride (Sixalix atropurpurea)
197. scabieux adjective /ska.bjø/: scabious, mangy
198. scabin noun \ska.bɛ̃\
199. scabinal adjective \ska.bi.nal\
200. scabiose noun \ska.bjoz\
201. scabre adjective \skabʁ\
202. scabreux adjective /ska.bʁø/: uneven, bumpy (surface)
203. scabricaude adjective \ska.bʁi.kod\
204. scabride adjective \ska.bʁid\
205. scabrifolié adjective \ska.bʁi.fɔ.lje\
206. scabrosité noun \ska.bʁo.zi.te\
207. scacchite noun \ska.kit\
208. Scaër proper noun
209. scaërois adjective, noun
210. Scaëroise noun
211. scaeve adjective
212. SCAF noun
213. scaferlati noun \ska.fɛʁ.la.ti\
214. scaferlaty noun \ska.fɛʁ.la.ti\
215. scaffolding noun \skaf.ol.diŋ\
216. sçagard noun \sa.ɡaʁ\
217. scagliola noun \ska.ɡljɔ.la\
218. Scala proper noun
219. scalabiliser verb \ska.la.bi.li.ze\
220. scalabilité noun \ska.la.bi.li.te\
221. scalabilité horizontale noun
222. scalabilité verticale noun \ska.la.bi.li.te vɛʁ.ti.kal\
223. scalable adjective \ska.labl\
224. scalabrinien adjective, noun \ska.la.bʁi.njɛ̃\
225. scalabrinienne noun \ska.la.bʁi.njɛn\
226. scalaire adjective, noun /ska.lɛʁ/: scalar
227. scalant adjective \ska.lɑ̃\
228. scalap noun /ska.lap/: money
229. scalariforme adjective \ska.la.ʁi.fɔʁm\
230. scalariser verb \ska.la.ʁi.ze\
231. scalde noun \skald\
232. scaldéen adjective
233. scaldien adjective \skal.djɛ̃\
234. scaldique adjective \skal.dik\
235. scaldobrigien adjective, noun
236. Scaldobrigienne noun
237. scale-out noun \skɛl.awt\
238. scale-up noun \skɛl.œp\
239. scalène adjective, noun /ska.lɛn/: scalene
240. scalénectomie noun \ska.len.ɛk.tɔ.mi\
241. scalénoèdre adjective, noun \ska.le.nɔ.ɛdʁ\
242. scaler verb \ska.le\
243. Scales proper noun
244. Scalia proper noun
245. scaligère adjective
246. scalin noun \ska.lɛ̃\
247. scallopé adjective \ska.lɔ.pe\
248. scalme noun \skalm\
249. scalogne noun \ska.lɔɲ\
250. scalope noun \ska.lɔp\
251. scalp noun \skalp\
252. scalp popping noun
253. scalpa noun, verb \skal.pa\: third-person singular past historic of scalper
254. scalpage noun \skal.paʒ\
255. scalpation noun \skal.pa.sjɔ̃\
256. scalpel noun /skal.pɛl/: scalpel
257. scalpement noun \skalp.mɑ̃\
258. scalper noun, verb /skal.pe/: to scalp
259. scalpeur noun \skal.pœʁ\
260. scalping noun \skal.piŋ\
261. scam noun \skam\
262. Scamandre proper noun
263. scamasaxe noun \ska.ma.saks\
264. scammonée noun \ska.mɔ.ne\
265. scammonine noun \ska.mɔ.nin\: scammonin
266. scamorza noun \ska.mɔʁ.za\
267. scampavie noun \skɑ̃.pa.vi\
268. scampi noun \skɑ̃.pi\
269. scan noun \skan\
270. scan car noun \skan kaʁ\
271. scandaison noun \skɑ̃.dɛ.zɔ̃\
272. scandale noun /skɑ̃.dal/: scandal
273. scandaleusement adverb /skɑ̃.da.løz.mɑ̃/: grossly, appallingly, scandalously
274. scandaleux adjective, noun /skɑ̃.da.lø/: scandalous (wrong, immoral, causing a scandal)
275. scandalisable adjective \skɑ̃.da.li.zabl\
276. scandalisateur noun \skɑ̃.da.li.za.tœʁ\
277. scandaliser verb /skɑ̃.da.li.ze/: to scandalize, to cause a scandal
278. scandalisme noun \skɑ̃.da.lism\
279. scandalite noun \skɑ̃.da.lit\
280. scandalosité noun \skɑ̃.da.lo.zi.te\
281. scandentien noun /skɑ̃.dɑ̃.sjɛ̃/: tree shrew (animal of the order Scandentia)
282. scandentiens noun: plural of scandentien
283. scander verb /skɑ̃.de/: to scan
284. Scanderbeg proper noun \skɑ̃.dɛʁ.bɛʁɡ\
285. Scandicci proper noun
286. scandinave adjective, noun /skɑ̃.di.nav/: Scandinavian
287. Scandinavie proper noun /skɑ̃.di.na.vi/: Scandinavia (a geographic region of Northern Europe, consisting of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden collectively and sometimes Finland, Iceland, Åland and the...
288. scandinavisant adjective, noun \skɑ̃.di.na.vi.zɑ̃\
289. scandinaviser verb \skɑ̃.di.na.vi.ze\
290. scandinavisme noun \skɑ̃.di.na.vism\
291. scandium noun /skɑ̃.djɔm/: scandium
292. scandix noun \skɑ̃.diks\
293. scanette noun \ska.nɛt\
294. Scanie proper noun \ska.ni\
295. scanien adjective, noun \ska.njɛ̃\
296. scanille noun \ska.nij\
297. scannage noun \ska.naʒ\
298. scannage à domicile noun \ska.na.ʒ‿a do.mi.sil\
299. scanner noun, verb /ska.ne/: to scan (to create a digital copy of an image using a scanner)
300. scanner corporel noun \ska.nœʁ kɔʁ.pɔ.ʁɛl\

Part 34 · Part 36 · French words: S

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 S: 34,875 words, in 117 parts.