French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Imbalance

A lack of balance or proportion between things or parts of something.

Impairment

The state or fact of being impaired, damaged, or weakened.

Impractically

In a way that is not suited to practical use or does not make sense in reality.

Improperly

In a manner that is not proper or suitable.

Improvisation Dance

A form of dance characterized by spontaneous movement and creativity, often performed without premeditated choreography.

Improvisational Dance

A form of dance characterized by spontaneous movement and expression, often created in the moment without pre-choreographed steps.

In

Expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else.

In-Season

Referring to a time when a particular fruit, vegetable, or activity is at its peak availability or relevance.

In-The-Hot-Seat

A position of intense scrutiny or pressure, often in a competitive or challenging situation.

In-the-Wings

In a position of readiness, waiting to take action or make an appearance.

In-the-bag

Certain to be achieved or won; assured.

Inaugural speech

A formal address given by a political leader, such as a newly elected president, at the beginning of their term of office.