agréage, n.m., brokerage.
agréé, n.m., solicitor, attorney (in the tribunals of commerce).
agréer, v.a., to accept, to receive kindly; to like, to relish; to approve, to allow; ☉to rig. (V. gréer.) — un vaisseau; to rig, to equip a ship.
agréer, v.n., to be liked, to like, to please, to be agreeable. Cela ne m’agrée pas; I don’t like that, it does not suit me.
☉agréeur, n.m. V. gréeur.
agrégat, n.m., aggregate.
agrégati-f, -ve, adj., aggregative.
agrégation, n.f., aggregate; aggregation; admission (into a society); examination for the degree of fellow; fellowship; aggregate body, assemblage. Concours d’—; examination for a fellowship.
agrégé, n.m., fellow (of the university); assistant professor.
agrégé, -e, adj., aggregate; (bot.) clustered.