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French-English translation for: ultime [plaisir but]
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SEE ALSO  ultime
ultime {adj} [plaisir, but]ultimate
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écol. ultime {adj} [déchet]non-degradable
ultime sanction {f}ultimate sanction
ultime {adj} [appel, concession]final
ultime {adj} [appel, concession]last
film F L'Ultime AttaqueZulu Dawn [Douglas Hickox]
d'un ultime effort {adv}with a last effort
d'un ultime effort {adv}with a last exertion
joie {f} [plaisir]pleasure
volontiers {adv} [avec plaisir]gladly
frisson {m} [de plaisir]tremor
paroxysme {m} [de plaisir]paroxysm
frissonner [de désir, plaisir]to tremble
renoncer à qc. [activité, plaisir]to give sth. up
enchanter qn./qc. [faire plaisir à]to delight sb./sth.
gourmandise {f} [fait de manger par plaisir]gluttony
tressaillir de qc. [plaisir, joie, espoir]to quiver with sth.
object {m} [but]object [goal]
objectif {m} [but]goal [aim]
objectif {m} [but]objective [goal]
objet {m} [but]purpose
avoir un frisson de qc. [désir, plaisir]to tremble with sth.
sport entrer qc. [but]to score sth.
dessein {m} [littéraire] [but]purpose
frémir de qc. [indignation, impatience, colère, joie, plaisir]to quiver with sth.
atteindre qc. [but, objectif]to achieve sth. [goal, aim]
circuler [sans but précis]to move about
sport arrêt {m} [gardien de but]save [football]
atteindre son objectif [but]to accomplish one's object
atteindre son objectif [but]to achieve one's aim
atteindre son objectif [but]to achieve one's ends
atteindre son objectif [but]to achieve one's goal
atteindre son objectif [but]to achieve one's object
atteindre son objectif [but]to attain one's aim
atteindre son objectif [but]to attain one's end
atteindre son objectif [but]to attain one's goal
atteindre son objectif [but]to attain one's objective
armes sport [tirer un fusil à air comprimé pour le plaisir]to plink [coll.] [shoot an air rifle for fun]
approcher de qc. [but, solution]to be (getting) close to sth.
sport goal {m} [faux anglicisme] [gardien de but]goalkeeper
viser à qc. [avoir pour but]to aim for sth.
s'écarter de qc. [chemin, but, sujet]to deviate from sth.
bredouille {adj} [qui n'a pas atteint son but]empty-handed [not brought back a prize, achieved a goal etc]
se fixer qc. [décider] [but, conduite, limite, budget]to set oneself sth.
se proposer de faire qc. [avoir pour but de]to propose to do sth. [aim to do]
frémissement {m} [dû à la joie, la colère, à l'impatience, au plaisir]quiver
 
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