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ethn. beur {adj}[born in France of North African immigrant parents]
dr. sociol. pacsé {adj}[in a civil partnership in France]
francilien {adj}[of / from the Île-de-France region]
Verbs
déjeuner [belge] [suisse] [can.] [Est de la France]to breakfast
Nouns
transp. courrier {m} d'entreprise à distribution exceptionnelle <cédex, CEDEX>[ system designed for recipients of large volumes of mail in France]
RadioTV carré {m} blanc [jusqu'en 1964 sur les écrans de télévision en France pour indiquer qu'un film n'était pas tout public]['suitable for adults only' sign on French TV]
géol. fleurine {f}[a fissure (crack) in the rock in caves in the south of France]
géogr. hist. mil. Unverified Malgré-nous {m.pl}[a term that refers to men from Alsace–Lorraine who were conscripted into the German military after the region's annexation from France during WW2]
pol. concert {m} de casseroles [aussi : casserolade][banging of pots and pans - a way of protesting which has a long tradition in France]
éduc. École {f} normale supérieure de Paris <ENS Paris>[considered to be the best elite university in France]
cuis. relig. Unverified cloche {f} de Pâques[Easter custom in France of bell-shaped chocolate]
hist. mil. compagnie {f} d'ordonnance[first standing army of late medieval and early modern France; forefather of the modern company]
géogr. pol. DOM-TOM {m.pl} [vieilli] [départements et territoires d'Outre-Mer de France][French overseas departments and territories]
géogr. pol. DROM-COM {m} [collectivité ultramarine de France][French overseas territories]
jeux sport bourle {f}[game of bowls traditionally played in Northern France]
cuis. bistouille {f} [belge] [nord de France][hot coffee with alcoholic spirit added]
écol. zones {f.pl} à défendre <ZAD>[locations in France where protesters, 'zadistes', oppose large-scale development projects they consider harmful for the environment]
ethn. beur {m} [fam.][person born in France of North African immigrant parents]
cuis. ventrèche {f} [mérid.][pork stomach speciality of Southern France]
cuis. beignets {m.pl} de pommes de terre[potato based dish from eastern country and mountain regions of France]
comm. occup. voyageur {m} représentant placier <VRP>[special commercial representative in France]
éduc. géogr. zonage {m} des vacances [zones A, B et C][staggering of school holidays in France according to geographical region]
éduc. agrégation {f}[teacher recruitment examination in France]
caraque {m} [mérid.] [fam.] [péj.][term of abuse in South France for a person of no fixed abode]
géogr. panne {f}[term used in Northern France to describe a depression between two dunes]
cuis. curbelet {m}[thin wafer rolled into a tube; speciality of Department Tarn in Southern France]
éduc. vêt. faluche {f} [coiffe][traditional cap worn by students in France]
cuis. pastis {m} landais[traditional pastry from the Landes de Gascogne of SW France]
géogr. pol. Aisne {m} [département français appartient à la région Hauts-de-France]Aisne
géogr. île {f} d'Aix [île du Sud-Ouest de la France]Aix [island] [Napoleon spent his last days in France here in 1815]
cuis. aligot {m}aligot [dish made from cheese blended into mashed potatoes (often with some garlic) that is made in L'Aubrac region in the southern Massif Central of France]
géogr. hist. pol. Berry {m} [aussi : Berri]Berry [former province located in central France, until departments replaced the provinces in 1790]
géogr. Besançon {f} [commune de l'Est de la France]Besançon
géogr. hist. Bibracte {f} [mont Beuvray, Saône-et-Loire, France]Bibracte
biochim. biotine {f} [aussi : vitamine B8 (en France), coenzyme R ou vitamine H]biotin [also: vitamin B7 or vitamin H]
cuis. bourride {f} [spécialité culinaire traditionnelle de la cuisine de la France méridionale à base de poisson et fruits de mer]Bourride
comm. géogr. braderie {f} [nord de la France] [belge] [lux.] [foire en plein air]braderie [grand yearly street fair & market found in the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Northern France]
géogr. Cévennes {f.pl} [chaîne montagneuse faisant partie du Massif central (France)]Cévennes
bot. cuis. chicon {m} [belge, Nord de la France]chicory [endive]
hist. Dauphin {m} [fils aîné du roi de France]Dauphin [heir to French throne]
géogr. hist. Dauphiné {m} [aussi : Dauphiné de Viennois]Dauphiné [also: Dauphiny or Dauphiné of Viennois ] [a former province in southeastern France]
géogr. pol. Essonne {f} [département français situé dans la région Île-de-France]Essonne
relig. Feuillants {m.pl}Feuillants [Catholic order founded in Les Feuillants Abbey in France]
ducasse {f} [belge] [dans le nord de la France]funfair
géogr. Outre-Rhin {m} [Allemagne]Germany [as viewed from France: over the Rhine]
géogr. pol. Gironde {f} [département français situé dans le Sud-Ouest de la France, en région Nouvelle-Aquitaine]Gironde
géogr. Guadeloupe {f} [un archipel des Caraïbes, formant une région et un département d'outre-mer français]Guadeloupe <.gp> [an archipelago and overseas department and region of France in the Caribbean]
géogr. Unverified Lyonnais {m}Lyonnais [male resident of Lyon France]
géogr. Unverified Lyonnaise {f}Lyonnaise [female resident of Lyon France]
géogr. Marseille {f} [commune du Sud-Est de la France]Marseilles [also: Marseille]
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