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A AN B CH D E È EN F G H I J K L M N O ON OU OUN P R S T UI V W Y Z
Kreyòl : antonim
English : antonym : Ex : The antonym of 'hot' is 'cold'.
Français : antonyme : Ex : L'antonyme de 'chaud' est 'froid'.
Español : antónimo: Ej: El antónimo de "caliente" es "frío".
Português : antônimo: Ex: O antônimo de 'quente' é 'frio'.
J'ai froid : Ex : « J'ai froid » indique une sensation de froid ou une température corporelle basse. [n.] Topic: Tanperati.
Kreyòl : mwen santi fredi
English : I am cold: Ex: "I am cold" indicates feeling a chill or low body temperature.
Français : J'ai froid : Ex : « J'ai froid » indique une sensation de froid ou une température corporelle basse.
Español : Tengo frío: Ej: “Tengo frío” indica sentir escalofrío o baja temperatura corporal.
Português : Estou com frio: Ex: “Estou com frio” indica sensação de calafrio ou temperatura corporal baixa.
chaud : Ex : Une tasse de thé chaud par une journée fraîche semble délicieuse, n'est-ce pas ? [adj.]
Kreyòl : cho
English : warm : Ex : A warm cup of tea on a chilly day sounds delightful, doesn't it?
Français : chaud : Ex : Une tasse de thé chaud par une journée fraîche semble délicieuse, n'est-ce pas ?
Español : cálido: Ej: una taza de té caliente en un día frío suena delicioso, ¿no?
Português : quente: Ex: Uma xícara de chá quente em um dia frio parece uma delícia, não é?
perdre son sang-froid ou son sang-froid, être très en colère
Kreyòl : dechennen
English : to lose one one’s selfcontrol or cool, to be very angry
Français : perdre son sang-froid ou son sang-froid, être très en colère
Español : perder el autocontrol o la calma, estar muy enojado
Português : perder o autocontrole ou a calma, ficar com muita raiva.
arthrite, froid, froid (n.), frisson
Kreyòl : fredi
English : arthritis, chill, cold (n.), shiver
Français : arthrite, froid, froid (n.), frisson
Español : artritis, frialdad, frío (n.), escalofrío
Português : artrite, calafrio, frio (n.), arrepio
Il fait si froid : Ex : Il fait si froid ; des glaçons se forment sur toutes les surfaces. Topic: Tanperati.
Kreyòl : Se pa ti frèt non
English : It is so cold: Ex: It is so cold; icicles form on every surface.
Français : Il fait si froid : Ex : Il fait si froid ; des glaçons se forment sur toutes les surfaces.
Español : Hace mucho frío: Ej: Hace mucho frío; Se forman carámbanos en cada superficie.
Português : Está muito frio: Ex: Está muito frio; pingentes de gelo se formam em todas as superfícies.
J'ai chaud : Ex : « J'ai chaud » signifie ressentir de la chaleur ou une température corporelle élevée. Topic: Tanperati.
Kreyòl : mwen santi chalè
English : I feel hot: Ex: "I feel hot" means experiencing warmth or elevated body temperature.
Français : J'ai chaud : Ex : « J'ai chaud » signifie ressentir de la chaleur ou une température corporelle élevée.
Español : Tengo calor: Ej: "Tengo calor" significa sentir calor o una temperatura corporal elevada.
Português : Sinto calor: Ex: “Estou com calor” significa sentir calor ou temperatura corporal elevada.
C'est plus chaud que danser
Kreyòl : Sa cho pase leve danse
English : It's hotter than dancing
Français : C'est plus chaud que danser
Español : Hace más calor que bailar
Português : É mais quente do que dançar
nez : Ex : Son nez est toujours froid en hiver. [n.] Topic: Medikal.
Kreyòl : nen
English : nose : Ex : His nose is always cold in winter.
Français : nez : Ex : Son nez est toujours froid en hiver.
Español : Nariz: Ej: Su nariz siempre está fría en invierno.
Português : nariz: Ex: O nariz dele está sempre frio no inverno.
Fait-il chaud ici, ou c’est juste toi ? Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Èske li fè cho isit la, oswa se jis ou menm?
English : Is it hot in here, or it’s just you?
Français : Fait-il chaud ici, ou c’est juste toi ?
Español : ¿Hace calor aquí o eres solo tú?
Português : Está calor aqui ou é só você?
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