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to refer (someone); to refer
régal
noun, masculine
treat, culinary delight
régalade
noun, feminine
drinking from a bottle without it touching the lips
to cook (someone) a really good meal; to have a great meal; to treat, to serve a treat, to cook up something special
régalia
noun, feminine
alternative spelling of regalia
régalien
adjective
regal, royal
régalin
adjective
regaline
régate
noun, feminine
regatta (boat race)
régence
noun, feminine
regency
régent
noun, masculine
regent
to dictate, (seek to) dominate
régicide
noun, masculine
regicide (the killing of a king)
régicide
noun, masculine/feminine
regicide (someone who kills a king)
régie
noun, feminine
administration, commission; state management; excise tax
régime
noun, masculine
regime; kind of political system; regimen; object; operating mode; diet
régime moteur
noun, masculine
rotational speed of an engine
régiment
noun, masculine
regiment (army unit)
régimentaire
adjective
regimental
to diet, go on a diet
réginicide
noun, masculine
the killing of a queen; reginacide
réginicide
noun, masculine/feminine
the killer of a queen; a reginacide
région
noun, feminine
region; area; a political subdivision of France and some other Francophone countries, bigger than a département
régional
adjective
regional
regionally
régionalisation
noun, feminine
regionalization
to regionalize
régionalisme
noun, masculine
regionalism; regionalism (word or phrase originating in, characteristic of, or limited to a region)
régionaliste
noun, masculine/feminine
regionalist
régionaliste
adjective
regionalist
regioselective
régiosélectivité
noun, feminine
regioselectivity
régir
verb
to govern
second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of régir
régisseur
noun, masculine
manager, administrator; stage manager
réglable
adjective
adjustable
réglage
noun, masculine
adjustment, tuning; ruling; setting
réglement
noun, masculine
obsolete spelling of règlement
regulatory; related to regulations
statutorily, in accordance with regulations
réglementation
noun, feminine
regulation, bylaw, law
to regulate
to sort out, to settle (a problem, a bill); to set, to adjust; to regulate; to rule; to put lines on
to settle accounts, to settle a score
to settle one's account; to deal with, to settle the score with, to give (someone) what is coming to them (often violently); to sort out, to liquidate (to kill)
to adjust to; to model oneself on
réglet
noun, masculine
a kind of ruler (first meaning), usually in metal, where the physical extremity is the first graduation; reglet
réglisse
noun, feminine
licorice (the plant); licorice (the confection)
réglo
adjective
correct, on the level, stand-up
réglé
adjective
settled; flowered, menstruating
very organized, very methodical, very precise; like clockwork
very regular; like clockwork
régnant
adjective
ruling (that rules)
to reign (of a monarch); to reign (to have a powerful influence on)
to reign supreme
régolithe
noun, masculine
regolith
to regress
régressif
adjective
anticipatory; regressive
régression
noun, feminine
regression
régression linéaire
noun, feminine
linear regression
regressively