Search Results for: "semaine"

The week

Next week.

Week

A woman employed to clean someone's house.

To report, to postpone. Give a spoken or written account of something or delay a...

Salarial, wage-related; relating to salary or wages.

To develop or strengthen one's muscles; to build muscle.

A week.

Weekly, by the week.

An academic conference or seminar, often specialized.

Recovering from an illness or operation; convalescent.

A formal test of a person's knowledge or proficiency in a subject.

Gardener (male).

A schedule or timetable of daily activities, especially at work or school.

Last week; in the week before the current one.

Relating to or caused by a vaccine or vaccination.

Ready for use or functioning.

A person qualified to treat diseases and conditions of the teeth.

A job offer; an invitation to work for a company.

An oral presentation or report on a specific topic.

This phrase refers to the act of locating or identifying available blocks of tim...

It refers to a week that is exceptionally busy, important, or full of significan...

This phrase describes the amount of time it takes to complete something. It mean...

This phrase literally means 'to have the skin of a chicken.' It's used when you...

Indicating something that occurs weekly.

Referring to the week before the current one.

Used to refer to the current week.

To refer to the week immediately before or after the current one.

This French idiom means you're completely off-base, misunderstanding something,...

Ever felt like you're completely out of your depth with a situation or explanati...

This French idiom is a vivid warning against putting all your hopes, resources,...

This is your go-to phrase for any physical activity! Think of it as the universa...

This French idiom, `passer entre les mailles du filet`, paints a vivid picture o...

This phrase is the ultimate antidote to modern burnout. It describes the intenti...

This phrase describes someone who is at the top of the social ladder or dominati...

This French idiom, `donner du fil à retordre`, means to give someone a hard time...

This phrase actually means that something failed to happen or didn't last as lon...

Referring to the week following the current one.

While 'rendre hommage' usually means to honor someone, in a specific idiomatic c...

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