Science & Technology

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Compound noun; the adjective 'portable' follows the noun.

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Refers to computer programs and applications collectively or individually.

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Most commonly used in the plural form ('les données') when referring to digital information.

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The feminine form is 'la chercheuse', plural 'les chercheuses'.

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Derived from the verb 'découvrir' (to discover).

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Uses 'l'' in the singular because it starts with a vowel.

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Masculine noun starting with a mute 'h' or vowel; uses 'l'' in singular.

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Irregular plural for the adjective: 'social' becomes 'sociaux'.

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Often abbreviated as 'IA' in French texts.

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An English loanword widely accepted and used in modern French.

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Refers to both digital device batteries and car batteries.

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In France, the standard layout is AZERTY rather than QWERTY.

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Can refer to documents, images, or audio stored on a computer.

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Plural changes only the first noun: 'les mots de passe'.

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Also commonly called 'un site internet' in French.

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Often abbreviated as 'labo' in casual speech.

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Can mean both a scientific 'experiment' and general life 'experience'.

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Often used in the plural ('les avancées') when discussing scientific progress.

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Spelled with 'nn' and 'x'.

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Feminine noun derived from the verb 'imprimer' (to print).

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Regular -er verb. In French, it translates both downloading and uploading depending on context, though 'téleserver' or 'verser' are rarely used for uploading.

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Regular -er verb used specifically for saving computer files or data.

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Regular -er verb. Takes the preposition 'sur' when used with the web.

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Adjective that does not change form in the feminine ('un monde numérique' / 'une tablette numérique').

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Invariable adjectival phrase used to describe technology that does not use cables.