French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Breakthrough

An important discovery or development that helps to solve a problem.

Bribe

A sum of money or other inducement offered or given to someone in a position of trust in order to manipulate their behavior.

Brighter

Having more light; more luminous or vivid.

Bristles

Short, stiff hairs or fibers, often found on animals or used in brushes.

Broadcast Schedule

A timetable listing the times at which specific programs will be aired on television or radio.

Broiler

A young chicken raised specifically for meat production.

Brown Bread

A type of bread made from whole grain flour, typically darker in color than white bread.

Brownstone

A type of brown sandstone used for building, especially in the construction of townhouses and row houses.

Brush-Plant

A type of vegetation characterized by dense, shrubby growth, often found in dry or semi-arid environments.

Bubbly

Characterized by bubbles; effervescent.

Bulk Production

The large-scale manufacturing of goods, typically involving standardized processes and mass production techniques.

Bun

A small, round bread roll, often soft and sweet.