French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Nose-out

To narrowly defeat or surpass a competitor in a contest, race, or close competition.

Now and then

From time to time; occasionally; intermittently.

Of

Expressing the relationship between a part and a whole.

Off-Centre

Not located at the center; displaced from the central point.

Offbrechen

To break off or detach something from a larger entity.

Offender

A person who commits an illegal act or crime.

Offloader

A person or device that removes cargo from a vehicle or storage.

Offshoring

The practice of relocating business processes or services to another country, typically to take advantage of lower costs.

On-Duty

Engaged in or assigned to perform one's professional work, obligation, or official responsibility at a given time.

On-file

Kept in an office, system, or database for official record, reference, or future use.

One-Day

Describing something that lasts or occurs within a single day.

Onset

The beginning or start of something, especially an event or process.