choisir un terme: 348 | page 16 de 18 | 301. | donc | conj., adv. and interj. then, therefore, pray, do, just, now; dis --, say, etc. | 302. | donner | v. to give, hand, cause, make (assault), bear (fruit); se --, give or represent oneself, take; — sur, open on, run into; — à, give (reason) to; — à dîner, give a dinner; se — de l'importance, ass… 0,3 KB | 303. | dont | rel. pr. of which, whose, with (in, on, by, from) which, etc. | 304. | dorer | v. to gild; doré, -e, gilded, golden. | 305. | dorloter | v. to pamper; se --, nurse oneself, take one's ease. | 306. | dormir | v. to sleep. | 307. | dorure | f. gilding, gilt. | 308. | dos | m. back, crest; de --, from behind. | 309. | dose | f. dose. | 310. | dot | f. dowry (t pronounced). | 311. | doter | v. to endow, give a dowry to. | 312. | douairière | f. dowager. | 313. | douanier | m. custom-house official. | 314. | double | adj. and m. double. | 315. | doubler | v. to double; — une balle, duplicate a shot, hit in the same place. | 316. | doucement | adv. sweetly, gently, softly, quietly. | 317. | douceur | f. gentleness, softness, mildness; avec --, softly. | 318. | douer | v. to endow. | 319. | douleur | f. pain, grief, sorrow. | 320. | douloureux, -euse | adj. painful. | | |