choisir un terme: 52 | page 2 de 3 | 21. | tordre | v. to twist, wring; se --, writhe, laugh convulsively. | 22. | torrent | m. torrent, flood. | 23. | tors, -e | adj. twisted, crooked. | 24. | torse | m. trunk (of a person), body. | 25. | tort | m. wrong, harm, stigma; avoir --, to be wrong; à --, wrongly. | 26. | tortiller | v. to twist. | 27. | tortu, -e | adj. crooked, gnarled. | 28. | tortue | f. tortoise, turtle. | 29. | torture | f. torture, torment; mettre l'esprit à la --, to rack one's brains. | 30. | torturer | v. to torture, torment. | 31. | toucher | v. to touch, touch on; — à, touch, meddle with, border on, draw near; touchant,-e, touching, pathetic. | 32. | touffe | f. tuft, clump, cluster. | 33. | toujours | adv. always, all the time, continuously, ever, still, nevertheless, at any rate. | 34. | tour | f. tower. | 35. | tourbillon | m. whirlwind, whirlpool, swarm. | 36. | tourbillonner | v. to whirl. | 37. | tourelle | f. turret; escalier en --, winding turret stairway. | 38. | tourmenter | v. to torment. | 39. | tournant | m. turn, corner. | 40. | tourner | v. to turn, flank, turn around or over or the corner of, turn out, wind, twist, bend, circle; se --, turn oneself, turn, turn around; mal --, take a turn for the worse, turn out badly; mal tourné, ba… 0,3 KB | | |