Online Haitian Creole Dictionary (Alpha mode): verb conjugation, Creole Proverbs, Creole Quotes, Rhymes, Haiti of Yesteryear and Today.
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 : notè
English : (To take note)
Français : (A prendre note)
Español : (Para tomar nota)
Português : (Para tomar nota)
Able to take medication
Kreyòl : zzzz
English : Able to take medication
deal with someone (positively or negatively), to get rid of, eliminate; to look after someone.'s needs, to take care of
Kreyòl : fe yon jan ak
English : deal with someone (positively or negatively), to get rid of, eliminate; to look after someone.'s needs, to take care of
Français : agir avec quelqu'un (positivement ou négativement), s'en débarrasser, l'éliminer ; s'occuper des besoins de quelqu'un, prendre soin de
Español : tratar con alguien (positiva o negativamente), deshacerse de él, eliminarlo; cuidar de las necesidades de alguien, cuidar de
Português : lidar com alguém (positiva ou negativamente), livrar-se, eliminar; cuidar das necessidades de alguém, cuidar de
dislocate to take to pieces
Kreyòl : zzzz
English : dislocate to take to pieces
enervate : Ex : Writing these sentences drains my energy so much that I'll need to take a nap after I finish. [v.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : enerve
English : enervate : Ex : Writing these sentences drains my energy so much that I'll need to take a nap after I finish.
Français : enervate : Ex : Écrire ces phrases me draine tellement d'énergie que je devrai faire une sieste après avoir fini.
Español : enervar: Ej: Escribir estas frases me quita tanta energía que necesitaré tomar una siesta después de terminar.
Português : enervar: Ex: Escrever essas frases esgota tanto minha energia que vou precisar tirar uma soneca depois de terminar.
hard; harshly, firmly, strenuously. Ex.: He works hard to take care of his family. He studied hard to prepare for the exams. [adv.]
Kreyòl : di
English : hard; harshly, firmly, strenuously. Ex.: He works hard to take care of his family. He studied hard to prepare for the exams.
Français : durement; fermement, vigoureusement. Ex.: Il travaille dur pour prendre soin de sa famille. Il a étudié dur pour se préparer aux examens.
Español : duramente; firmemente, vigorosamente. Ej.: Trabaja duro para cuidar de su familia. Estudió mucho para prepararse para los exámenes.
Português : duramente; firmemente, vigorosamente. Ex.: Ele trabalha duro para cuidar de sua família. Ele estudou muito para se preparar para os exames.
impecunious : Ex : "I'm afraid he's too poor to take me out tonight," the bratty girl complained. [adj.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : enkoniyan
English : impecunious : Ex : "I'm afraid he's too poor to take me out tonight," the bratty girl complained.
Français : impécunieux : Ex : "J'ai peur qu'il soit trop pauvre pour m'emmener sortir ce soir", se plaignit la petite fille.
Español : pobre: Ej: "Me temo que es demasiado pobre para invitarme a salir esta noche", se quejó la malcriada.
Português : pobre: Ex: "Receio que ele seja pobre demais para me levar para sair esta noite", reclamou a garota malcriada.
indomitable : Ex : To be frank, Jim, my indomitable spirit makes it impossible for me to take orders from anyone, especially not from someone like you. [adj.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : endommabl
English : indomitable : Ex : To be frank, Jim, my indomitable spirit makes it impossible for me to take orders from anyone, especially not from someone like you.
Français : indomptable : Ex : Pour être franc, Jim, mon esprit indomptable m'empêche de recevoir des ordres de qui que ce soit, surtout pas de quelqu'un comme vous.
Español : indomable: Ej: Para ser sincero, Jim, mi espíritu indomable me hace imposible recibir órdenes de nadie, especialmente de alguien como tú.
Português : indomável: Ex: Para ser franco, Jim, meu espírito indomável torna impossível para mim receber ordens de alguém, especialmente de alguém como você.
obdurate : Ex : The obdurate old man remained unmoved by the plight of the kittens, refusing to take pity on them. [adj.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : obstiné
English : obdurate : Ex : The obdurate old man remained unmoved by the plight of the kittens, refusing to take pity on them.
Français : obstiné : Ex : Le vieil homme obstiné est resté insensible au sort des chatons, refusant d'avoir pitié d'eux.
Español : obstinado: Ej: El obstinado anciano permaneció impasible ante la difícil situación de los gatitos, negándose a tener piedad de ellos.
Português : obstinado: Ex: O velho obstinado permaneceu indiferente à situação dos gatinhos, recusando-se a ter pena deles.
to attempt, to take the chance [v.]
Kreyòl : pran chans
English : to attempt, to take the chance
Français : tenter, essayer, attenter, prendre la chance
Español : intentar, tratar de, arriesgarse
Português : tentar, arriscar
gamble; chance; risk; hazard; take chances; adventure; run a risk; take a chance, gamble; chance; risk; hazard; take chances; adventure; run a risk; take a chance, take advantage of, Take care! Take care of yourself!, take it easy, take care to (do something), take; Ex:Please take home some of these apples, to take , to take medicine, take your medicine, Able to take medication, administration:Ex: I will take this up with the administration., Advantage (take...of someone), amount , appropriate take, Can you take a picture please? Or a selfie if you want to be in it?, Can you take me to the doctor? I just broke my leg falling for you., census take a, course , deal with someone (positively or negatively), to get rid of, eliminate; to look after someone.'s needs, to take care of, decide .
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