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robe de mariée
noun, feminine
wedding dress (the clothing worn by a bride during a wedding ceremony)
robe de nuit
noun, feminine
nightgown, nightdress
robe de soirée
noun, feminine
evening dress, party dress
robe virile
noun, feminine
synonym of toge virile (“toga virilis”)
robe à la française
noun, feminine
sack-back/sack-back gown, sacque, Watteau gown
robe à tournure
noun, feminine
a dress meant to be worn with a bustle. It was popular from the 1860s to the early 1900s
rober
verb
to wrap a cigar in a sheet of tobacco
robert
noun, masculine
tit (human breast)
robervalien
adjective
Roberval
robespierrisme
noun, masculine
Robespierrism
Robespierrist
robeur
noun, masculine
rubber; product of the rubber tree or similar latex, or its synthetic analogues; tire, tyre; vulcanized rubber pneumatic tires of automotive vehicles
robin
noun, masculine
sheep, calf
robin
noun, masculine
lawyer
robinet
noun, masculine
tap (UK), faucet (US)
robinet d'arrêt
noun, masculine
stopcock
robinetterie
noun, feminine
taps; plumbing; tap factory
robinier
noun, masculine
locust (tree of genus Robinia)
robinier faux-acacia
noun, masculine
black locust, Robinia pseudoacacia
roboratif
adjective
strengthening, bracing, invigorating
invigoratingly
robot
noun, masculine
robot
robot boulanger
noun, masculine
bread maker (machine)
robot ménager
noun, masculine
food processor
robotique
adjective
robotic
robotically
robotisation
noun, feminine
robotization/robotisation, roboticization/roboticisation
to robotize; to automate
robuste
adjective
robust, hardy
robustly (in a robust manner)
robustesse
noun, feminine
robustness
roc
noun, masculine
rock
roc
noun, masculine
rook
rocade
noun, feminine
a communication channel behind the front line, allowing soldiers and materiel to move about; bypass, ring road; a kind of twisted-pair cable
rocaille
noun, feminine
rocks; rockery
rocaille
adjective
rococo
rocailleur
noun, masculine
a person who builds a rockery
rockily
rocailleux
adjective
rocky (containing lots of rocks); gravelly
rocambole
noun, feminine
rocambole (sand leek)
rocambolesque
adjective
fantastic, unusual, incredible, wacky
roche
noun, feminine
rock (large mass of stone)
roche Tarpée
proper noun
Tarpeian Rock (a steep cliff of the southern summit of the Capitoline Hill, used as an execution site in Ancient Rome)
Tarpeian Rock (a steep cliff of the southern summit of the Capitoline Hill, used as an execution site in Ancient Rome)
roche moutonnée
noun, feminine
roche moutonnée, sheepback
roche-papier-ciseaux
noun, masculine
rock paper scissors
rochelais
adjective
of La Rochelle, France
rocher
noun, masculine
rock (mass of projecting rock)
rocher de Sisyphe
noun, masculine
Sisyphean task
rochet
noun, masculine
rochet
rochet
noun, masculine
ratchet
rocheux
adjective
rocky
rochier
noun, masculine
small-spotted catshark (Scyliorhinus canicula)
rock
noun, masculine
rock (style of music)
rock'n'roll
noun, masculine
rock and roll
rocking (“rock music”); present participle of rocker
rocker
verb
to rock (play or enjoy rock music)
rocket
noun, masculine
rocket (weapon)
rockeur
noun, masculine
rocker (“rock-musician”)
rocking-chair
noun, masculine
rocking chair