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tremper the dictionary has: [+dishes] faire tremper, laisser tremper [dish, pot] tremper soak in - pénétrer, être absorbé (e) Soa… Started by alan gould in French Grammar	2	Dec 16, 2020 Reply by alan gould
defective if something is defective is it "defectueux" or defaillant? the noun defect i think is "le defaut". i know echec as failure. the dictiona… Started by alan gould in French Grammar	1	Dec 16, 2020 Reply by Chantal Savignat
inferior in english, inferior means less capable. something's of inferior quality, someone has an inferiority complex in french it seems to also r… Started by alan gould in French Grammar	1	Dec 16, 2020 Reply by Chantal Savignat
perdre pied perdre pied. i was told this means u feel u're inadequate compared to others. but a dictionary said it means to b confused. i'd like to s… Started by alan gould in French Grammar	1	Nov 29, 2020 Reply by George Hunt
vocab clarification 1) are both implementer and mettre en oeuvre used to mean implement? 2) etre perdu, s'etre perdu, egarre' i have the example "nous nous so… Started by alan gould in French Grammar	2	Oct 26, 2020 Reply by alan gould
un jupe vert clair Well, my whole understanding of matching gender of nouns and adjectives just got shaken. I read today, "un jupe vert clair". "Jupe" is fem… Started by Dwayne Roberts in French Grammar	7	Oct 26, 2020 Reply by George Hunt
postpone are repousser and reporter interchangeable? and when are renvoyer and remettre used? Started by alan gould in French Grammar	1	Oct 25, 2020 Reply by Chantal Savignat
se dire i saw this in the dictionary and want to review how to use it: to say to oneself, to think Quand je l'ai vu, je me suis dit qu'il avait v… Started by alan gould in French Grammar	1	Aug 19, 2020 Reply by George Hunt
s'attaquer vs attaquer I am trying to come up with a general rule of thumb regarding the usage of these 2 verbs. For a start I have difficulty reconciling "se &… Started by Billy Bosworth in French Grammar	1	Jul 4, 2020 Reply by George Hunt
gâteau / cake I recently noticed that the French use "cake" to mean fruit cake (Cassell's dictionary and others). But I've also seen it used in cake au t… Started by Dwayne Roberts in French Dictionary / Vocabulary	6	Jun 5, 2020 Reply by Dwayne Roberts

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