se déjoindre, v.r., to become disjoined, to separate, to part, to come apart.
déjouer, v.a., to baffle, to frustrate, to foil. — un projet; to baffle a project. — quelqu’un; to baffle any one, to foil any one.
déjouer, v.n., (fam.) to play badly; (nav.) to wave, to flutter (of the flag).
déjucher, v.n.a., to unroost, to come down from the roost. Je vous ferai bien — de là; I will make you come down from there.
déjuger, v.a., to judge differently.
se déjuger, v.r., to change, to reverse one’s opinion.
delà, prep., beyond; farther than, on the other side of. Au —, de —, par —, en —; beyond, further on, upwards. Deçà et —; right and left; all about. Jambe deçà, jambe —; one leg this side, the other that side.
délabré, -e, part., tattered, in rags, shabby, seedy; (of things) tumbledown, ramshackle. Une santé —e; shattered health. Un navire —; a dismantled vessel. Terre —e; land gone to waste. Un estomac —; a disordered stomach. Être —; to be all in tatters.
délabrement, n.m., ruin, decay, dilapidation; shabbiness, raggedness.
délabrer, v.a., to shatter, to ruin, to pull to pieces, to destroy, to tear to tatters.