French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Public Market

A municipal or community-owned marketplace where multiple vendors sell fresh food, produce, and goods directly to consumers.

Public Word

A term or phrase that is widely recognized and used in public discourse.

Pull-Down

A user interface element that allows users to select an option from a list that appears when the element is activated.

Puppet

A small figure of a person or animal that is moved by a puppeteer.

Pussycat

A domestic cat, especially one that is small and affectionate.

Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is

To back up one's words with actions, especially in terms of financial commitment.

Put paid to

To bring something such as a plan, hope, or activity to an end, often abruptly or permanently, completely stopping it from succeeding.

Put-through

The successful connection of a telephone call from one party to another.

Putty

A pale, dough-like substance consisting of powdered chalk and linseed oil, used for fixing glass in frames or sealing woodwork and masonry.

Qualitative Measure

A method or standard used to assess the quality or characteristics of something.

Quiesce

To cause a software process, hardware device, or system to become inactive or dormant temporarily, typically in preparation for a backup or shutdown.

Quietly Walk

To move at a slow pace without making much noise.