English–French dictionary

French translation of the English word full

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EnglishFrench (translated indirectly)Esperanto
(complete; integral; plenary; thorough)
complet
;
entier
(replete; satisfied)
rassasié
(complete; integral; thoroughgoing; whole)
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full dress
(dress coat; full evening dress; tails; white tie; dress‐suit)
habit
(dress coat; tails; full dress; white tie; dress‐suit)
habit
full stop
(dot; period; spot; locus; moment; stop; point)
point
(completely; fully; thoroughly; wholly)
complètement
;
entièrement
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distasteful
(bleak; dismal; dreary; horrible; nasty; unpleasant; disagreeable; untoward)
déplaisant
;
désagréable
;
maussade
doubtful
incertain
doubtful
(uncertain; dubious; precarious; shaky)
aléatoire
;
incertain
;
vague
dreadful
(gruesome; horrible; terrible; appalling; awful; atrocious; dire; terrific)
affreux
;
terrible
dreadful
(alarming; daunting; dread; fearful; frightful; scary)
formidable
;
sinistre
(important; serious; grave; key; significant; weighty; consequential)
considérable
;
grave
;
important
;
majeur
🔗 King Casmir made a fateful decision.
fearful
(alarming; daunting; dread; dreadful; frightful; scary)
formidable
;
sinistre
fearful
(formidable)
redoutable
timinda
forceful
(strong; vigorous; tough; stallwart; powerful)
fort
;
puissant
frightful
(alarming; daunting; dread; dreadful; fearful; scary)
formidable
;
sinistre
(fertile; productive)
fruitier
🔗 Mali’s interim prime minister colonel Abdoulaye Maiga, appointed by coup leaders, hailed the “exemplary and fruitful cooperation” with Moscow.
full‐grown
(adult; grown‐up; of age)
majeur
full‐grown
(adult; grown)
adulte
;
fait
;
mûr
fullscale
(overall; total; blanket; global)
total
totala
(completely; thoroughly; wholly; in full)
complètement
;
entièrement
🔗 The country subsequently became fully Lutheran.
handful
poignée
harmful
(detrimental; noxious; injurious)
nuisible
harmful
(dangerous; hazardous; perilous; treacherous; unsafe; precarious)
dangereux
;
périlleux
;
redoutable
(auxiliary; ancillary; beneficial; subsidiary; support; helping)
auxiliaire
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hurtful
(painful; distressing; sore; aching)
pénible
joyful
(glad; happy; joyous; pleased)
joyeux
;
lawful
(legitimate)
légitime
legitima
meaningful
(earnest; serious; staid; grave; solemn)
sérieux
(charitable)
sensible
🔗 If heaven is merciful, it will some day efface from my consciousness the sight that I saw, and let me live my last years in peace.
merciful
(charitable)
indulgent
korfavora
merciful
(forbearing; indulgent; lenient; mild)
indulgent
malsevera
mindful
(attentive; alert; careful; expectant; heedful)
attentif
needful
(necessary; needed)
nécessaire
needful
(necessary; required)
necessaire
neglectful
(careless; negligent; remiss; lax; thoughtless)
négligent
neglectful
(careless; negligent; remiss)
négligent
pitiful
(dismal; miserable; poor; unenviable; piteous)
malheureux
;
misérable
;
pauvre
(abundant; copious; profuse; ample; rich; affluent; aplenty; bounteous)
(mighty; potent)
puissant
🔗 Are you with powerful spells today?
(strong; vigorous; forceful; tough; stallwart)
fort
;
puissant
🔗 The first finger was shorter and more powerful than the other two.
respectful
respectueux
respektema
légitime
rajta
🔗 I will bring the throne Evandig and the table Cairbra an Meadhan to their rightful places and once more the Elder Isles will be ruled by a single king.
skilful
(adroit; proficient; capable; handy; skilled; adept; apt; ace; deft)
adroit
;
habile
tasteful
(nice; tasty; delicious; palatable)
savoureux
;
succulent
(grateful)
reconnaissant
🔗 For that I’m thankful.
(beneficial)
utile
🔗 Return to Glentin and find useful work.
useful
(convenient; handy; comfortable)
commode
; ;
opportun
useful
(of use; suitable; appropriate; apt; due; expedient; right; fitting; applicable)
apte à
; ;
propice
(attentive; alert)
attentif
🔗 Guyal continued with eyes watchful for men.
wilful
(obstinate; stubborn; dogged; headstrong; inveterate; balky)
obstiné
;
tenace
;
têtu
(fantastic; marvellous; wondrous)
merveilleux
wrongful
(unjust; unfair; iniquitous; wrong)
injuste
(young)

EnglishFrench
armful brassée
at full speed à toute allure
be full of abonder en
bagful sac plein
frightful abominable
plentiful abondant