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enseignement primaire: primary education
enseignement secondaire: secondary education
enseignement spécialisé: special education
enseignement supérieur: higher education
enseignement tertiaire: higher education
enseigner: to teach, to instruct, to educate; to teach
enseigné: taught; indicated
enseller: to saddle (a horse, etc.)
ensellé: hollow-backed (having a concave back)
ensemble: together
ensemble: set, grouping, aggregate, collection, body (a coming together of elements forming a whole, a unified or interrelated group); outfit (a set of articles of clothing); set; ensemble
ensemble fermé: closed set
ensemble ouvert: open set
ensemble vide: empty set (the unique set that contains no elements)
ensemblement: together
ensemblier: interior designer; set designer (cinema, TV)
ensembliste: set-theoretic
ensemencement: sowing (of a seed)
ensemencer: to sow, seed
enserrer: to clasp, to hold on tightly around (something)
ensevelir: to bury, to entomb; to cover with earth; to bury (hide something); to bury oneself, hide away
ensevelissement: burial, entombment
ensevelisses: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of ensevelir
ensevelisseur: burier (one who buries a dead body)
ensiforme: ensiform
ensilage: ensilage
ensiler: to store in a silo
ensileuse: forage harvester
ensimer: to lightly grease a fabric
ensoleillement: sunshine (amount of); insolation
ensoleiller: to fill with light, to brighten, to illuminate
ensoleillé: sunny
ensommeillé: sleeping, asleep; sleepy, drowsy
ensorceler: to ensorcell: to enchant; to cast a spell; to captivate; to enchant
ensorceleur: bewitching
ensorceleur: sorcerer, bewitcher
ensorcellement: enchantment, bewitchment
ensoufrer: to treat with sulfur
ensouple: warp beam
ensoupler: to load a warp beam
ensoutaner: to ordain
ensoutané: cassocked
enstatite: enstatite
ensuit: after, later
ensuite: in turn, subsequently, thereafter, then
ensuivre: to follow (to come after); to follow, to come next; to ensue, to result, to come as a result
ensuquer: to stun, to knock out; to put to sleep, to make sleepy or numb
entablement: entablature
entabler: to have the hips move before the shoulders
entacher: to taint; to blemish; to besmirch; to mar; to stain/harm someone's reputation
entaille: cut, slice, gash; notch
entailler: to snick, to cut into, to gash (wood, stone, metal, etc.)
entailleur: a stone mason or sculptor (person who makes structures or sculptures out of stone)
entame: start, opening, beginning; lead (first card played); the first slice
entamer: to cut into (something); to remove a small piece of something; to lead (play the first card); to eat into (savings etc.); to undermine (credibility); to start, to begin, initiate
entarbouché: tarbooshed, befezzed, wearing the Oriental hat known as a fez on one's head
entartage: pieing (an instance of throwing a pie at someone)
entartement: pieing (an instance of throwing a pie at someone)
entarter: to throw a cream pie at someone's face, to pie
entartrage: furring up (formation of scale)