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1 falbalas
falbala nmplfripperies, frills* * *2 fig frills.[falbala] nom masculin pluriel————————à falbalas locution adjectivale -
2 sévère
sévère [sevεʀ]adjective* * *sevɛʀadjectif gén severe; [personne, éducation] strict; [sélection] rigorous; [jugement] harsh; [défaite, pertes] heavy* * *sevɛʀ adj1) (parents, professeur) strictMon prof de maths est très sévère. — My maths teacher is very strict.
2) (mesures, verdict, critique) harshsévère mais juste — hard but fair, harsh but fair
3) (ton, air, regard) severe4) (apparence, style, élégance) severe5) (pertes) severe* * *sévère adj1 ( dur) [personne, éducation] strict; [sélection] rigorous; [jugement, décision, leçon] harsh; [punition] severe; la presse est de plus en plus sévère the press is becoming increasingly critical (à l'égard de of);[sevɛr] adjectif
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