🇫🇷French to English Lexicon

French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

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Words Starting with "T"

téléphonie
B2noun
English Meaning:

Telephony

The technology or process of transmitting sound, especially speech, over a distance using electronic means.

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télévision
A1noun
English Meaning:

Television

A telecommunication system for transmitting and receiving visual images and sound that are reproduced on a screen.

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tempéramental
B2adjective
English Meaning:

Temperamental

Relating to a person's temperament; prone to emotional changes.

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Température
B1noun
English Meaning:

Temperature

The degree of heat present in a substance or object, typically measured in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit.

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tempête
B2noun
English Meaning:

Tempest

A violent windy storm.

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tempétueux
C1adjective
English Meaning:

Tempestuous

Characterized by strong and turbulent or conflicting emotion.

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temple
B2noun
English Meaning:

Temple

A building devoted to the worship of a deity or deities.

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tempo
B2noun
English Meaning:

Tempo

The speed at which a passage of music is played.

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Temps Passé
B2noun
English Meaning:

Tempo Passato

A musical term indicating a specific tempo or speed of a piece, often reflecting a past style or era.

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temporel
B2adjective
English Meaning:

Temporal

Relating to time or the passage of time.

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temps levé
C2noun
English Meaning:

Temps levé

A classical ballet step in which a dancer springs upward from one foot and lands on the same foot, with the other foot held in a specific position such as cou-de-pied.

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Tentations
B2noun
English Meaning:

Temptation

The desire to do something, especially something wrong or unwise.

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