'une mine' (fem.)
Algerian was the name of of the french military base used. This is during the French Revolution.
Sexe is a French equivalent of the English word "sex." The masculine singular noun may be used in terms of anatomy, morphology, and reproduction. The pronunciation will be "seks" in French.
The character in the spongebob cartoon is called "Carlo tentacules" in french. A squid is "calmar" in french and ward is translated by Pupille (usually used to name the orphan child in State care) But there is no "good" translation. Sorry
"Reveille" is a bugle call most often associated with the military; it is chiefly used to wake military personnel at sunrise. The name comes from the French word for "wake up".
No, she was not a clairvoyant. She was quite intelligent and had a very good inborn sense of military strategy. She used these gifts from God to lead the French army to victory.
Algerian was the name of of the french military base used. This is during the French Revolution.
Poshest isn't a French word, or used in French.
Yes mine fields where used but they were magnetic mine fields.
Daughter is translated by 'fille' in French. The same word is used for 'girl'.
In French, "war eagle" can be translated as "aigle de guerre." The term combines "aigle," meaning eagle, with "de guerre," meaning of war. This phrase can be used in contexts relating to military symbolism or heraldry.
Garçon doux in French means "sweet boy" in English. This is never used in French.
VIP is translated 'une personnalité' in French. There is no French abbreviation, except the English VIP which is widely used.
"Cheryl" does not have a specific translation in French as it is a proper noun. It would remain the same when used in French text.
"You did have" and "You used to have" are English equivalents of the French phrase Tu avais. The pronunciation will be "tyoo a-veh" in French.
trust is translated 'confiance' and relationship is translated 'relation' in French. 'relation de confiance' is a standard phrase used when you feel that bond of trust in a relationship.
It means "I am fabulous" but this is not used in French, it is probably a literal translation from English.
to go out is translated 'sortir' in French. This is used either for going outside, or to go out with a boyfriend/girlfriend.