Dianthus in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for Dianthus in the English»French Dictionary

acanthus <pl acanthuses or acanthi> [Brit əˈkanθəs, Am əˈkænθəs] N

acanthus

acanthe f

polyanthus <pl polyanthus or polyanthuses> [Brit ˌpɒlɪˈanθəs, Am ˌpɑliˈænθəs] N

polyanthus

primevère f

I.enthuse [Brit ɪnˈθjuːz, ɛnˈθjuːz, Am ɪnˈθ(j)uz, ɛnˈθ(j)uz] VB trans

enthuse

enthousiasmer

‘superb!’ he enthused

‘magnifique!’ dit-il enthousiaste or en s'extasiant

II.enthuse [Brit ɪnˈθjuːz, ɛnˈθjuːz, Am ɪnˈθ(j)uz, ɛnˈθ(j)uz] VB intr

enthuse

s'extasier (about, over devant)

enthuse iron

s'enflammer

I.radiant [Brit ˈreɪdɪənt, Am ˈreɪdiənt] N

1. radiant (on electric fire):

radiant

résistance f chauffante

2. radiant ASTRON:

radiant

point m radiant

II.radiant [Brit ˈreɪdɪənt, Am ˈreɪdiənt] ADJ

1. radiant fig person, beauty, smile:

radiant

radieux/-ieuse

to be radiant with joy, health

être rayonnant de

2. radiant (shining):

radiant

éclatant

3. radiant PHYS:

radiant heat, energy

radiant

radiantly [Brit ˈreɪdɪəntli, Am ˈreɪdiəntli] ADV

radiantly shine

d'un vif éclat

radiantly smile

d'un air radieux

radiantly beautiful

d'une beauté radieuse

mediant [Brit ˈmiːdɪənt, Am ˈmidiənt] N MUS

mediant

médiante f

perianth [Brit ˈpɛrɪanθ, Am ˈpɛriˌænθ] N

perianth

périanthe m

Dianthus in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Dianthus in the English»French Dictionary

I.enthuse <-sing> [ɪnˈθju:z, Am enˈθu:z] VB intr

to enthuse about [or over] sth

s'extasier sur qc

II.enthuse <-sing> [ɪnˈθju:z, Am enˈθu:z] VB trans

to enthuse sb with sth

provoquer l'enthousiasme de qn pour qc

radiant [ˈreɪdɪənt] ADJ

1. radiant (shining):

radiant

rayonnant(e)

radiant heat

radiant(e)

2. radiant (happy):

radiant

radieux(-euse)

3. radiant (beautiful):

radiant

éblouissant(e)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

There are plenty to choose from: tweedia, sage, dianthus, honesty, phacelia, catmint, penstemon, stocks and asters, to name just a few.

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Glossy yellow trollius hovered above fragrant orchids, clovers, campanulas, hardy geraniums, oxeye daisies, viper's bugloss, ajugas, scabious, thyme, thistles, hyssop, salvias and dianthus (to name but a few).

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