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réutilisation: reuse, reutilisation
réutiliser: to reuse, to reutilize
réveil: waking, awakening, waking up; reveille; alarm clock
réveil-matin: alarm clock; sun spurge (Euphorbia helioscopia)
réveille-matin: synonym of réveil (“alarm clock”); synonym of euphorbe réveille-matin (“sun spurge”) (Euphorbia helioscopia)
réveiller: to awaken; to wake up
réveilleur: currawong
réveillon: eve (of Christmas or New Year's); a dinner eaten on such an evening
réveillonner: to celebrate Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve, especially by having dinner with friends and/or family
réveillé: awake (not asleep, by extension, alert)
réverbère: streetlight, streetlamp
réverbération: reverberation
réverbérer: to reverberate; to reflect (light or sound)
réversibilité: reversibility
réversible: reversible (capable of being reversed or inverted)
réversiblement: reversibly
réversion: reversion
réverter: to revert to a previous healthy state
révisable: revisable, variable (subject to change)
réviser: to revise, review
réviseur: reviser, checker; review judge; auditor
révision: revision
révisionnisme: revisionism
révisionniste: revisionist; a revisionist (someone who makes an evolutionary form of Marxism, abandoning some of its principles)
révisionniste: of revisionism; revisionist
révocable: revocable (capable of being revoked)
révocablement: revocably
révocation: revocation; act of revoking
révocatoire: revocatory
révoltant: appalling, outrageous, shocking, infuriating
révolte: rebellion, mutiny
révolter: to revolt, appal, disgust; to revolt, rebel (against e.g. government)
révolu: bygone, past, gone by
révolution: revolution (turn; rotation); revolution (political event)
révolution de palais: palace revolution
révolutionnaire: of a revolution (in government); revolutionary; groundbreaking
révolutionnaire: revolutionary
révolutionnairement: revolutionarily
révolutionner: to revolutionise
révoquer: to revoke; to remove; to take away
révulsant: repulsive, revulsing, revolting, repugnant
révulsif: revulsive
révulsif: revulsive
révulsion: revulsion (all senses)
révulsé: contorted (face); shocked
révélateur: revelatory, that which reveals something; revealing, telling
révélateur: revealer (one who reveals or uncovers something); developer (liquid used in the chemical processing of traditional photos)
révélation: revelation
révéler: to reveal, to give away; to develop (a photo); to emerge
révéremment: reverently
révérence: reverence (deep respect); bow (gesture made by bending forward at the waist)
révérencieusement: reverently
révérencieux: reverent
révérend: reverend
révérend: reverend
révérendissime: very reverend
révérer: to revere
rééchantillonnage: resampling
rééchelonnement: rescheduling
rééchelonner: to reschedule