Dictionary French → English: effleurer | Translation 1 - 10 of 10 |
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 | effleurer qc. | to touch sth. lightly | | |||
| tech. effleurer qc. [en peausserie] | to buff sth. | | |||
| orn. effleurer qc. [frôler - cime, eau] | to graze sth. [tree-tops, water surface] | | |||
| effleurer qc. [problème] | to scratch the surface of sth. [idiom] [problem] | | |||
| effleurer qc. [problème] | to skim the surface of sth. [idiom] [problem] | | |||
| effleurer qc. [sujet] | to touch on sth. | | |||
| effleurer qc. [sujet] | to touch upon sth. | | |||
| effleurer qn. [passer par la tête] | to occur to sb. | | |||
| effleurer qn./qc. | to brush (up) against sb./sth. | | |||
| 2 Words | ||||||
| effleurer l'esprit | to cross one's mind | | |||
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