amorosa in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for amorosa in the English»French Dictionary

amorous [Brit ˈam(ə)rəs, Am ˈæm(ə)rəs] ADJ liter or hum

amorous

amoureux/-euse

to make amorous advances to sb

faire des avances à qn

amorously [Brit ˈamərəsli, Am ˈæm(ə)rəsli] ADV liter or hum

amorously

amoureusement

amoral [Brit eɪˈmɒr(ə)l, Am eɪˈmɔrəl] ADJ

amoral

amoral

Comoros [Brit ˈkɒmərəʊz, Am ˈkɑməˌroʊz]

Comoros

îles fpl Comores

Comoros

Comores fpl

morose [Brit məˈrəʊs, Am məˈroʊs] ADJ

morose

morose

clamorous [Brit ˈklamərəs, Am ˈklæmərəs] ADJ

1. clamorous (loud):

clamorous voice

sonore, retentissant

clamorous crowd

vociférant

2. clamorous (demanding):

clamorous protest

violent, bruyant

clamorous demand

impérieux/-ieuse

glamorous [Brit ˈɡlamərəs, Am ˈɡlæm(ə)rəs] ADJ

glamorous person, image, look

séduisant

glamorous older person

élégant

glamorous dress

splendide

glamorous occasion

brillant

glamorous job

prestigieux/-ieuse

morosely [Brit məˈrəʊsli, Am məˈroʊsli] ADV

morosely sit, stare:

morosely

d'un air morose

rosary [Brit ˈrəʊz(ə)ri, Am ˈroʊz(ə)ri] N

1. rosary (prayer):

rosary

rosaire m

to say the rosary

réciter le rosaire

Phrases:

rosary, a. rosary beads

chapelet m

rosary, a. rosary beads

rosaire m

prosaic [Brit prə(ʊ)ˈzeɪɪk, Am prəˈzeɪɪk] ADJ

prosaic style, description, existence:

prosaic

prosaïque

amorosa in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for amorosa in the English»French Dictionary

amorous [ˈæm· ə r·əs] ADJ

amorous

amoureux(-euse)

amoral [ˌeɪ·ˈmɔr·əl] ADJ

amoral

amoral(e)

Comoros [ˈka·mər·oʊz] N pl

the Comoros [or Comoro Islands]

les Comores fpl

morose [mə·ˈroʊs] ADJ

1. morose (depressed, sullen):

morose

morose

2. morose (dully aggressive):

morose

renfrogné(e)

clamorous ADJ

1. clamorous (vociferous):

clamorous

vociférant(e)

2. clamorous (loud):

clamorous

bruyant(e)

glamorous ADJ

glamorous

glamour inv

I.clamor [ˈklæm·ər] VB intr

1. clamor (demand):

to clamor for sth

réclamer qc à grands cris

to clamor to do sth

réclamer à faire qc à cor et à cri

2. clamor (protest):

clamor

vociférer

to clamor against sth

vociférer contre qc

II.clamor [ˈklæm·ər] N

1. clamor (demands):

clamor

revendications fpl

2. clamor (complaint):

clamor

tollé m

to let out a clamor about injustice

hurler à l'injustice

3. clamor (noise):

clamor

clameur f

prosaic [proʊ·ˈzeɪ·ɪk] ADJ form

prosaic

prosaïque

rosary <-ies> [ˈroʊ·z ə r·i] N

1. rosary (prayer beads):

rosary

chapelet m

2. rosary (prayers):

rosary

rosaire f

enamor [ɪ·ˈnæm·ər] VB trans

to be enamored of sb

être amoureux de qn

I'm not very enamored of the idea iron hum

je ne suis pas vraiment fou de l'idée