Sanan aise käännös ranska-englanti

affluent
us
They were affluent, but aspired to true wealth.
ease
us
Now that all is clear in London, Europe too feels more at ease. L'Europe se sent plus à l'aise maintenant que tout est clair à Londres. I have indeed noted that my position is in the minority, although I do not feel ill at ease. J'ai bien pris acte du fait que ma position est minoritaire, pour autant, je ne me sens pas mal à l'aise. You have also helped the Romanian and Bulgarian observers find their way and feel at ease both in Brussels and Strasbourg. Vous avez également aidé les observateurs roumains et bulgares à trouver leur voie et à se sentir à l'aise à Bruxelles et à Strasbourg.

easy
uk
us
The French Presidency has not had an easy time of it; far from it. It has had the crisis in Georgia, the financial crisis and other problems to deal with, including the Treaty of Lisbon. La Présidence française n'a pas eu la vie facile, loin de là: la crise géorgienne, la crise financière, entre autres problèmes, y compris le traité de Lisbonne.Now that I know its taken care of, I can rest easy at nightIts often easy to wake up but hard to get up
effortless
us
fluent
us
fluent handwritingShes fluent in French
fluid
us
in easy circumstances
on easy street

rich
us
a rich dish; rich cream or soup; rich pastrya rich treasury; a rich entertainment; a rich croprich soil or land; a rich mine
satisfaction
us
We must therefore receive the two French initiatives with satisfaction. Nous devons donc être satisfaits des deux initiatives françaises. I also note, with much satisfaction, the desire of the future French Presidency to support fully the European perspective of the Western Balkans. Je veux aussi noter avec beaucoup de satisfaction la volonté de la future Présidence française de soutenir pleinement la perspective européenne des Balkans occidentaux. He enjoyed the dish with great satisfaction. Hell order it again the next time he arrives
straightforward
well-to-doSome philosophers aver that the well-to-do should be taxed at a higher rate than poorer people