Vocabulaire Complet Francais-Anglais Et Anglais-Francais; Redige D'Apres Un Nouveau Plan Sur Les Meilleurs Dictionnaires de L'Une Et de L'Autre Langue ... (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1823 edition. Excerpt: ...a. expositive Exposition, sf. exposition, exposing--(narration) account--(d'un batiment) situation--de tableaux, exhibition of pictures Expres, se, a. express, plain, clear manifest Expres, ad. purposely on purpose Expressement, ad. expressly Expressif, ve, a. expressive Expression, sf. expression, expres-sing-Exprimable, a. expressible Exprimer, -va. to express, --(tirer en pressant) to squeeze out Expulser, va. to expel, turn out Expulsif, ve, a. expulsive Expulsion, sf. expulsion, txptlling--(un livre) to abiiilge Extrait, im. extract--(d'un livre) abstract--de proces, breviat Extrajudiciaire, a. extrajudicial Extrajudiciairement, ad. extrajudi cialfy Extraordinaire, a. extraordinary, uncommon, singular, ridiculous Manieres extraordinaires, sf. pi. odd ways Procedure extraordinaire, sf. criminal process Extraordinaire, sm. extraordinary, a supplement to the gazette--des guerres, extraordinary fund (in time of war) Tresorier de --, the general paymaster of the army Extraordiaairemeut, ad. extraordinarily, extremely Proceder--, to prosecute criminally Extravagamment, ad. extravagantly Extravagance, sf. extravagance Extravagant, e, a. s. extravagant, silly, mad, . Extravaguer, im. to extravasate, rave, dote Extravasation, sf. extravasation Extravaser (s'), vr. to be extravasa-ted Extreme, a. extreme, utmost, exces-sive Extreme, sm. extreme Extremement, ad. extremely Extrem, e-onction, sf. extreme unction Extremite, sf. extremity, ext'reme--(le plus triste etat) strait, misery Etre a --, to be a dying Malade a --, dangerously ill A toute--, when the worst comes to the wprst--des doigts, tnefingcrs end Extrinseque, a, ...