168 French Words From Letters DOCILES

Definition: 1. CD (compact disk)

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Definition: 1. open-ended contract

There are 2 definitions of the word CDI

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Definition: 1. works council

There are 6 definitions of the word ce

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Definition: 1. Initialism of Commission électrotechnique internationale.: IEC

There are 2 definitions of the word CEI

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Definition: 1. (Canada) Initialism of compte d'épargne libre d'impôt ("tax-free savings account"): TFSA

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Definition: 1. (Quebec) Initialism of certificat d’études secondaires: ≈ GED (high-school diploma), GCSE

There are 2 definitions of the word CES

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Definition: 1. (in compounds, elsearchaic) Alternative form of ici ("here").

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Definition: 1. (military) Abbreviation of compagnie. — company

There are 2 definitions of the word cie

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Definition: 1. sky

There are 4 definitions of the word ciel

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Definition: 1. plural of ciel.

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Definition: 1. eyelash

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Definition: 1. plural of cil.

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Definition: 1. closed, shut

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Definition: 1. inflection of clore

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Definition: 1. code

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Definition: 1. plural of code.

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Definition: 1. (dated) silent

There are 4 definitions of the word coi

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Definition: 1. Obsolete form of coite, the [until 18th c.]

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