préjudicier, v.n., to prejudice, to do prejudice (to), to be prejudicial, to be detrimental (to), to hurt, to injure.
préjugé, n.m., presumption, appearance, prejudice; (jur.) precedent. Exempt de —s; free from prejudices. Homme sans —; unprejudiced man. Se défaire de ses —s d’enfance; to rid one’s self of one’s early prejudices. Dissiper les —s; to remove prejudices.
préjuger, v.a., to prejudge; to conjecture; to foresee, to guess (at); (jur.) to give an interlocutory judgment.
prélart or prélat, n.m., (nav.) tarpaulin.
se prélasser, v.r., to strut, to stalk (past), to parade, to make a great show; to loll, to lounge; to take one’s ease.
prélat, n.m., prelate; (nav.) V. prélart.
☉prélation, n.f., preference, prelation.
prélature, n.f., prelacy, episcopacy.
prèle or presle, n.f., (bot.) horsetail, shave-grass.
prélegs (-lè), n.m., preference, legacy.