French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Armchair

A comfortable upholstered chair with supports for the arms.

Attractive force

A physical force that tends to draw objects together, such as gravity or magnetism.

Birthday-bash

A large, lively, and celebratory party held to mark someone's birthday.

Blame

Responsibility for a fault or wrong.

Blossom

A flower or a mass of flowers, especially on a tree or bush, that appears in spring; the state or period of flowering.

Boundary

A line that marks the limits of an area; a dividing line.

Brainstorm

To produce a large number of ideas or ways of solving a problem, usually quickly and in a group.

Buddy-cop

A film, television show, or narrative featuring a pair of dissimilar protagonists—typically police officers with contrasting personalities or backgrounds—who must work together to solve a case.

Burden

A heavy load, especially one that is to be carried or lifted.

Cancellation charge

A fee charged to a customer for terminating a contract, reservation, or service booking prior to its fulfillment.

Cancellation fee

An amount of money that a company charges a customer if they break an agreement or cancel a service or reservation after a specific deadline.

Closure

The act or process of closing something, or the state of being closed.