vulgar in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for vulgar in the English»French Dictionary

vulgar [Brit ˈvʌlɡə, Am ˈvəlɡər] ADJ

1. vulgar (tasteless):

vulgar furniture, clothes, building

de mauvais goût

vulgar behaviour, curiosity

déplacé

vulgar taste

douteux/-euse

vulgar person

vulgaire, qui a mauvais goût

2. vulgar (rude):

vulgar

grossier/-ière, vulgaire

3. vulgar LING:

vulgar Latin

vulgaire

vulgar fraction N MATH

vulgar fraction

fraction f ordinaire

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late/vulgar Latin

latin décadent/vulgaire

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cagole inf

vulgar and provocative young woman

encanailler style, ton:

to become vulgar

vulgaire personne, propos

vulgar, coarse

populaire (grossier)

vulgar

latin populaire ou vulgaire

Vulgar Latin

peuple expression, mot

vulgar

tenir des propos grossiers

to make vulgar comments

vulgar in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for vulgar in the English»French Dictionary

vulgar [ˈvʌlgəʳ, Am -gɚ] ADJ a. pej

vulgar

vulgaire

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être un plouc

to be vulgar

plouc

vulgar

vulgaire

vulgar

grossier (-ière)

vulgar

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However, it was too common and vulgar for an opera audience.

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Fans have theorised that it may have been done for voice acting cost savings, especially since much of the vulgar language has been retained.

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How then can it any way be advanced by the vulgar?

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I only hope... they will be respected and protected from the eyes of vulgar people.

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Decimals also refer to decimal fractions, either separately or in contrast to vulgar fractions.

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The xin zixing has adopted various vulgar variants of its characters.

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Later court decisions added more situations where restrictions were possible, including student speech about drugs, vulgar and offensive language, and school-operated newspapers.

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Beer ("cervisia") was known but considered vulgar, and was associated with barbarians.

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Throwing the party for himself would have been viewed by his society friends as vulgar.

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Both incidents are peppered with humour and make for delightful reading; not in the least bit vulgar.

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