Online Haitian Creole Dictionary (Alpha mode): verb conjugation, Creole Proverbs, Creole Quotes, Rhymes, Haiti of Yesteryear and Today.
Dictionary: English to Creole
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Kreyòl : Yon aparèy plastik ki sanble ak yon bouchon
English : A plastic cap-like device
Français : Un dispositif en forme de capuchon en plastique
Español : Un dispositivo similar a una tapa de plástico
Português : Um dispositivo semelhante a uma tampa de plástico
abelard : Ex : Abelard refers to Peter Abelard, a medieval French philosopher, theologian, and logician known for his influential work in scholastic philosophy. [n.]
Kreyòl : abelard
English : abelard : Ex : Abelard refers to Peter Abelard, a medieval French philosopher, theologian, and logician known for his influential work in scholastic philosophy.
Français : abélard : Ex : Abélard fait référence à Peter Abélard, un philosophe, théologien et logicien français médiéval connu pour ses travaux influents sur la philosophie scolastique.
Español : abelard: Ej: Abelard se refiere a Peter Abelard, un filósofo, teólogo y lógico francés medieval conocido por su influyente trabajo en la filosofía escolástica.
Português : abelardo: Ex: Abelardo refere-se a Pedro Abelardo, um filósofo, teólogo e lógico francês medieval conhecido por seu trabalho influente na filosofia escolástica.
ageless; aeonian; eonian; eternal; everlasting; perpetual; unending; unceasing Topic: Relijyon.
Kreyòl : ki pap janm fini
English : ageless; aeonian; eonian; eternal; everlasting; perpetual; unending; unceasing
Français : éternel
Español : eterno; interminable; perenne; perpetuo
Português : sem idade; aeoniano; eônico; eterno; eterno; perpétuo; interminável; incessante
as a last resort
Kreyòl : an fè
English : as a last resort
Français : en dernier recours
Español : como último recurso
Português : como último recurso
at last [adv. tan]
Kreyòl : anfen
English : at last
Français : enfin
Español : por fin / al fin
Português : em fim / por fim
ballast
Kreyòl : zzzz
English : ballast
banner (advertisement cloth or plastic sign fixed in place)
Kreyòl : banyè (twal piblisite oswa siy plastik fiks an plas)
English : banner (advertisement cloth or plastic sign fixed in place)
Français : bannière (tissu publicitaire ou panneau en plastique fixé en place)
Español : (el) pancarta (some Spanish speaking countries use "cruzacalles" or "pasacalles")
Português : banner (pano publicitário ou letreiro de plástico fixado no local)
bit : Ex:It rained a little bit last night. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : ti jan
English : bit : Ex:It rained a little bit last night.
Français : bit : Ex : Il a plu un peu hier soir.
Español : bit: Ej: Anoche llovió un poco.
Português : bit: Ex: Choveu um pouco ontem à noite.
blast [n.]
Kreyòl : eksplozyon
English : blast
Français : explosion
Español : explosión
Português : explosão
blister plaster
Kreyòl : zzzz
English : blister plaster
last , last :Ex:This is my last slice of cake, I promise!, as a last resort, at last, bit , church , continue to last, dissent , during the last two years, employee , exacerbate , fecund , final , hastily, hiatus , idiosyncratic : I understand you struggled with the last test, but since your mistakes were very specific to you, I'm going to decline your request for the class to have a new test., in the last half of pregnancy, inhibit , It's the last straw, Last BM.
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