visa, n.m., (—) visa, signature, indorsement (on passports).
visage, n.m., face, visage; countenance, aspect, look, air. — pâle; pale face. À deux —s; double-faced. À — découvert; openly, bare-facedly. Avoir bon —; to look well. Faire bon, or mauvais, — à quelqu’un; to look pleasantly, or unpleasantly, at any one; to give any one a good, or bad, reception. Se composer le —; to compose one’s countenance. Changer de —; to change countenance; to turn pale; to have one’s face at command. Trouver — de bois; to find the door shut, to find nobody there.
vis-à-vis, adv., opposite, in juxtaposition.
vis-à-vis (vi-za-vî), n.m., (—) vis-a-vis (in dancing); vis-a-vis (carriage); opposite neighbor (at table).
vis-à-vis, prep., opposite, over against, over the way; towards, relatively. — de l’église; opposite the church.
viscéral, -e (vis-sé-), adj., visceral.
viscère (vis-sèr), n.f., (anat.) viscus. pl., viscera, vital organs.
viscosité, n.f., viscosity, viscidity, viscousness; clamminess.
visée, n.f., aim; end; design, plan, scheme.
viser, v.n., to aim, to take aim; to aspire (to), to endeavor. Il visait à ce but; that was his goal.