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Dictionary: English to Creole
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 : antre
English : entrance : Ex : Entrance is where you enter a place or building.
Français : entrée : Ex : L'entrée est l'endroit où vous entrez dans un lieu ou un bâtiment.
Español : entrada: Ej: La entrada es el lugar donde se ingresa a un lugar o edificio.
Português : entrada: Ex: Entrada é onde você entra em um lugar ou prédio.
entrance, penetrate
Kreyòl : antre nan
English : entrance, penetrate
Français : entrée, pénétrer
Español : entrada, penetrar
Português : entrada, penetrar
mark : Ex : The lighthouse marked the entrance to the sea. [n]
Kreyòl : mak
English : mark : Ex : The lighthouse marked the entrance to the sea.
Français : marque : Ex : Le phare marquait l'entrée de la mer.
Español : marca: Ej: El faro marcaba la entrada al mar.
Português : marca: Ex: O farol marcava a entrada do mar.
remiss : Ex : The burglar gained entrance because the security guard, remiss in his duties, forgot to lock the door. [adj.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : neglijans
English : remiss : Ex : The burglar gained entrance because the security guard, remiss in his duties, forgot to lock the door.
Français : négligent : Ex : Le cambrioleur a réussi à entrer parce que l'agent de sécurité, négligent dans ses fonctions, a oublié de verrouiller la porte.
Español : negligente: Ej: El ladrón entró porque el guardia de seguridad, negligente en sus deberes, olvidó cerrar la puerta.
Português : negligente: Ex: O ladrão conseguiu entrar porque o segurança, negligente em suas funções, esqueceu de trancar a porta.
entrance, penetrate, mark , remiss .
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