privilégié, n.m., privileged person.
privilégier, v.a., to grant a privilege, to privilege, to license.
prix, n.m., price, cost, value, worth, terms; return, premium; estimation; reward; prize. — fait; settled price. Mettre un — à; to set a price upon. — excessif; extravagant price. Juste —; moderate price. — de fabrique; manufacturer’s price. Une chose de —; a thing of great value. Hors de —; extravagantly dear. De —; precious, valuable. Une chose qui n’a point de —; a thing that is invaluable, beyond all price. Vendre à tout —; to sell at any price, at any cost. Mettre la tête d’un homme à —; to set a price upon a man’s head. — fixe; (com.) net price, no abatement. À tout — or à quelque — que ce soit; cost what it will. La vertu trouve son — en elle-même; virtue is its own reward. Remporter le —; to carry off the prize. Au — de; at the cost of, in comparison with. À vil —; under price, dirt-cheap. — courant; (com.) current price, market price. — coûtant; cost price. À — d’argent; for money. N’avoir pas de —; to be invaluable, or priceless; also, to be valueless.
probabilisme, n.m., probabilism.
probabilité, n.f., probability, likelihood.
probable, adj., probable, likely, credible. Cela est bien peu —; that is anything but probable.
probablement, adv., probably, likely.
probante, adj.f., probatory (of documents); convincing, conclusive (arguments). En forme —; in an authentic form. Raison —; convincing reason.
probation, n.f., probation.
probatique, adj., only used in piscine — (the reservoir near the Temple in which Hebrew Priests washed the animals that were to be sacrificed).