bouton

While I agree that bouton can mean pimple or zit, it's the rest of the phrase that I don't understand.

Par contre je vais rajouter un bouton de partage facebook pour le site c'est une bonne idée.

You can always press the OnStar bouton and it will works, whether you are subscribed or not.

At the terrminal synaptic bouton lower motor neurons branch across a muscle body.

In fig 2e [0] they also give a bouton density profile.

This why some cuntry mek illegal teh luke bouton.

Prends ton temps, pour le moment le tout tourne sur des crédits cloud gratuits alors la seule utilité du bouton premium c'est de faire de la lumière.

Clique sur ce bouton, et ensuite sur celui-ci.

'Manquer' translates well to 'miss' when you miss the bus or a target, you're lacking something ('cette veste manque un bouton') or a quality ('il manque de courage').

I mean there needs to be a table that tells us what they consider the acceptable range for spine density, bouton density, soma size, soma ellipsity or whatever shape stats, branching stats, etc.

I don't think that I have ever been bitten by a mouse UI modification (excluding the case of a webpage making an async call that adds a bouton in the middle of a menu...) Note to the author: you seem to like minimalist webdesign.

So I never used "bouton" for "to push forward", and while it is used for a pimple, above all, today, a bouton is simply...

> The word “button” itself comes from the French bouton, meaning pimple or projection, and to push or thrust forward.

Also, a "fart button" is not physical object, can we still call it a "button" (Ceci n'est pas une bouton de pet.)?

And Old French noun boton/bouton (”bud”) is itself formed from the Old French verb boter/bouter, “to thrust.” It’s had a variety of meanings in French generally related to ”thing that pushes out.” Google Translate is not a very complete dictionary.

Bouton doesn't mean projection, and sure isn't a verb...