Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
Assouplissement
English translation:
Softening
French term
Assouplissement
Défrisage
Assouplissement
Lissage
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3 +5 | Softening | Nadia Ayoub |
4 | suppling-up | Tarik Boussetta |
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Proposed translations
Softening
suppling-up
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masculine noun
(of leather, woollens) softening; NOT THE SKIN
(of washing) conditioning;
(sports) faire des ~s or des exercices d'~ to limber up;
(of rules, policy, attitude) relaxing.
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'assouplissement' found in these entries:
English:
relaxation
assouplissement: WordReference French-English Dictionary © 2008
assouplissement nm suppling up
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softening
(nom)
amollissement [masc.].
assourdissement (lumière) [masc.].
avachissement (cuir) [masc.].
détrempe (technique) [fém.].
radoucissement [masc.].
ramollissement [masc.].
adoucissement [masc.].
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