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déclencher
verb
to trigger, to spark, to set off; to set off (a device); to take off the latch; to be under way, to start happening
déclencheur
noun, masculine
trigger, spark; release mechanism; shutter release; trigger
déclencheur
adjective
triggering
déclic
noun, masculine
click; aha moment, epiphany
déclimater
verb
"to accustom to a foreign climate"
déclin
noun, masculine
decline
déclinable
adjective
declinable
déclinaison
noun, feminine
declension (inflection of a noun, pronoun or adjective); declination; variation, variant
déclinant
adjective
declining
déclinateur
noun, masculine
declinator
déclinatoire
adjective
declinatory
déclinatoire
noun, masculine
declinatory plea, exception
décliner
verb
to weaken, to sicken, to go downhill; to enumerate; to decline; to develop a range from a product; to be available (in a variety of forms, models, etc.)
décliniste
noun, masculine/feminine
declinist
décliné
adjective
declined
déclive
noun, feminine
slope
déclive
adjective
declivous, sloping; dependent
décliver
verb
to tilt; to decline, decrease
déclivité
noun, feminine
slope, incline, declivity
décloisonner
verb
to decompartmentalize
déclore
verb
to open, reopen (open something which was closed); to uncover
déclouer
verb
to unnail
décloîtrer
verb
"to withdraw from a convent"
décléricalisation
noun, feminine
declericalisation
décléricaliser
verb
to declericalize
déco
noun, feminine
clipping of décoration; clipping of déconnexion
décocher
verb
to uncheck; to deselect; to shoot (with a bow); to throw, send (a gesture, object etc.); to smack; lash (hit suddenly); to lash out (at)
décoction
noun, feminine
decoction
décodage
noun, masculine
decoding
décoder
verb
to decode
décodeur
noun, masculine
decoder
décoffrage
noun, masculine
stripping
décohérence
noun, feminine
decoherence
décohérer
verb
to decohere
décohésion
noun, feminine
decohesion
décoiffant
adjective
mind-blowing
décoiffer
verb
to mess up someone's hair; to knock someone's hat off; to take one's breath away (be mindblowing)
décoiffé
adjective
messed-up; dishevelled
décoincer
verb
to unjam, loosen; to loosen up
décollage
noun, masculine
takeoff, lift-off (e.g. of an aircraft from a surface into the air)
décollation
noun, feminine
beheading
décollement
noun, masculine
detachment, unsticking
décoller
verb
to take off (i.e. a plane); to leave; unstick; to come undone, come unstuck
décoller
verb
to behead, to decapitate
décolletage
noun, masculine
neckline, décolletage; undercutting; topping
décolleter
verb
to reveal the neck or neckline
décolleté
adjective
low-cut (dress, etc.); decapitated
décolleté
noun, masculine
cleavage; low neckline
décolonisation
noun, feminine
decolonization
décoloniser
verb
to decolonize
décolorant
adjective
bleaching
décoloration
noun, feminine
discolouration; fading
décolorer
verb
to discolour, fade; to bleach
décolorisation
noun, feminine
the removal of the colour from something; decolorisation or bleaching
décoloré
adjective
bleaching, decolorant
décolérer
verb
to calm down
décombant
adjective
decumbent
décombre
noun, masculine
rubble, ruins (of a building)
décombrer
verb
to clear away rubbish, to clear rubbish from
décombres
noun, masculine
rubble, ruins (of a building)
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