communiquer — communicate - communiquer — communicate, pass, pass along, pass on, put across, put across/over - communiquer, faire connaître, informer — communicate, intercommunicate - sens de la communication — communicativeness[Dérivé]

anecdotique — anecdotal, anecdotic, anecdotical - Bantu-speaking - blabbermouthed, leaky, talebearing, tattling - cancanier — chatty, gossipy, newsy, tittle-tattling - communicable - communicationnel — communicational - anglophone — English-speaking - expansif — expansive, talkative - expressif — expressive, revealing, telling - Finno-Ugric-speaking - Flemish-speaking - francophone — Francophone, French-speaking - Gaelic-speaking - germanophone — German-speaking - gesticulating - gestural, nonverbal - gestural, sign, signed, sign-language - heraldic - Icelandic-speaking - Italian-speaking - Japanese-speaking - Kannada-speaking - Livonian-speaking - narratif — narrative - nonverbal - nonverbal - openhearted - Oscan-speaking - qui se fait entendre — outspoken, vocal - Russian-speaking - Samoyedic-speaking - Semitic-speaking - Siouan-speaking - Spanish-speaking - Turkic-speaking - verbal — verbal - yarn-spinning[Similaire]

renfermé, réservé — incommunicative, uncommunicative[Ant.]

communicatif (adj.) • communicative (adj.) • communicatory (adj.) • conversational (adj.) • en veine de conversation (adj.)