an |
1. art. Forme alternative de a utilisée avant une voyelle. Un, une. | |
organ |
1. n. Organe. | |
2. n. (Musique) Orgue. | |
through |
1. prep. À travers. | |
I ran through the garden. | |
J'ai traversé le jardin. | |
2. prep. (US) Jusques et y compris, avec toutes valeurs intermédiaires. | |
The numbers 1 through 9. | |
which |
1. adj. Quel, quelle. (usage) Utilisé quand il y a un choix à faire. Pour demander une réponse libre, on utilise what. | |
Which color do you like? | |
Quelle couleur préférez-vous (parmi ces couleurs) ? | |
2. n. Lequel, laquelle. | |
Which would you like, tea or coffee? | |
Voulez-vous du thé ou du café ? | |
3. adj. Lequel. | |
He once owned a painting of the house, which painting would later be stolen. | |
I'm thinking of getting a new car, in which case I'd get a red one. | |
4. n. Qui, que, lequel, laquelle. (usage) Utilisé pour un non-humain. Pour un être humain, who ou that est utilisé. | |
We've met some problems which are very difficult to handle. | |
He had to leave, which was very difficult. | |
No art can be properly understood apart from the culture of which it is a part. | |
animals |
1. n. Pluriel de animal. | |
animal |
1. n. Animal. | |
see |
1. v. Voir. | |
Do you see that tree beside the building? | |
2. v. Assister à. | |
Let's see a show tonight. | |
3. n. Diocèse. | |
A see is a diocese; a region of a church, generally headed by a bishop. | |
4. n. Épiscopat. | |
A see is the office of a bishop. | |