Princesse Fiona !

[echo quarry]

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[fathom pumice]

https://fr.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/composer

It's a more specific usage, so I'm not surprised it doesn't come up
I use wiktionary when wordreference doesn't have it, but it's mainly monolingual
I don't know of anything better than wordreference in terms of bilingual dictionaries, by far

[vale yarrow]

Yea I know I can look up the French word, I guess I want something that I look up "pass a test" and get multiple results

Many of the people in the TCF Facebook group use it so I'm not sure if it's regionalism or what?

[fathom pumice]

Wiktionary doesn't give any region indications for it

It says it's specifically for competitive placement tests tho

[vale yarrow]

Oh you meant #5?

[fathom pumice]

Yes

Kinda makes sense for the TCF

[opaque quarry]

CNRTL (also monolingual) can also help you.

[rocky hound]

Might be too convoluted for a non-native. Definitions are often hard and very long. (Still the best french dictionary, though.)

[opaque quarry]

Indeed.

[compact marten]

I use cnrtl, http://atilf.atilf.fr/, and larousse but my first source is wordreference, then after consulting w.r and searching the forum questions, which, by the way, I recommend, then I use the rest. you might want to give english-french collins a try as well.

don't understimate salle de classe either.

[compact marten]

same here. Agree 100%

And I think the forums are amazing