Question 1

What is the opposite of the French word "gras"?

Accepted Answer

<ul><li>sèche</li></ul>

Question 2

What does the French word "gras" mean?

Accepted Answer

Which is made of fat.
Describes dishes where there is more or less fat.
Which has a lot of fat.
Described dishes, foods that consist of meat, or are prepared with meat.
Describes, in the Roman Catholic Church, the days when it is religiously permissible to eat meat.
Which is unctuous, resembling fat.
Describes land that is strong, tenacious, and clayey.
Describes fertile and abundant lands.
Described clays used to degrease clothes and remove stains.
Muddy.
Describes a wine that flows like oil.
Dirty, imbued with grease or some other unctuous substance.
Which has consistency, which is thick.
Soft.
Which is coarse, referring to licentious words or writings.
Said of a part containing a countable intersection of dense open sets.
Type of wide, thick, and flattened characters.
Describes a defect resulting from a cut that leans outward from the stone and tends to bulge it, thus preventing the formation of a flat surface.

Question 3

What is the etymology of thr French word "gras"?

Accepted Answer

from Latin crassus originally meaning 'thick', but used expressively to mean 'fat'. The change from initial c to g (attested in Late Latin) is likely analogical to grossus 'fat'.

Question 4

How do you translate "gras" into german?

Accepted Answer

fett

Question 5

How do you translate "gras" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

gordo

Question 6

How do you say "gras" in english?

Accepted Answer

loose

Question 7

How to translate "gras" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

cebados

gras

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