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French vocabulary 1

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Term
Definition
douane   customs  
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l'escale   the stopover  
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l'etiquette   the label  
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haut parleur   loud speaker  
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l'horaire   schedule  
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livraison   delivery  
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passerelle   gateway, footbridge, gang plank  
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ne vous en faites pas   Do not worry  
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couleuvres   snakes  
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fouetter   To whip , flog, lash, ping  
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bête   Adjective: stupid; Noun: beast  
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pouce   thumb, inch  
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soif   thirst  
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voeux   greeting or wishes  
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sapin; Sapin de Noël   fir: Christmas tree  
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défilé   parade, procession  
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judas   peephole  
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avéra   proved, revealed (3rd pers. sing. simple past of avérer)  
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meurent   die (3rd pers. plural present of mourir)  
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noyé   adj: drown out, bathed; verb: drowned, flooded (past participle of noyer)  
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mises   noun: bets, stakes; verb: ante, wager, bet (2cd pers. inf. sing. present of miser)  
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mis   placed, put, set, applied (1st pers. simple past of mettre)  
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mise à jour   update  
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en cause   adj: in question, involved, at issue  
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déplacé   adj: moved, transferred, displaced  
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août   August  
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gueule   mouth, trap, jaws  
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cafard   Noun: cockroach, sneak  
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de ferraille   scrap  
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tondre les pelouses   mow lawns  
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écarquiller   to open wide  
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sache   can, know - (first and third person present subjunctive of savoir)  
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les frais   Expenses  
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frais   fresh, cool, fees, cost  
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adossa   leaned (3rd pers. sing. simple past of adosser)  
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suce   suck, blow (1st pers. present of sucer)  
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suça   sucked, blew (3rd pers. sing. simple past of sucer)  
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pétrissaient   were kneading (3rd pers. plural continuous past of pétrir)  
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rentre   to return, go back, retract  
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lâcherait   would release, would unhand, would unleash (3rd pers. sing. continuous present of lâcher)  
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chancelante   adj: Shaky, staggering, faltering  
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faut   must, needs (3rd pers. sing. present of falloir); fails (3rd pers. sing. present of faillir)  
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osé   adj: daring, naughty, erotic  
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penaude   adj: sheepish, hangdog  
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amer   bitter  
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culot   chutzpah, cheek, sauce, neck, sass  
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courant   noun: current; adj: common, standard; verb: running, racing, accruing (present participle of courir)  
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cours   course, lesson  
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cour   court, courtyard  
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opina   nodded (3rd pers. sing. simple past of opiner)  
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plane   verb: glide, float, hover over, soar (1st pers. present of planer)  
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devinaient   were divining, were guessing (3rd pers. plural past continuous of deviner)  
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emmener   to bring, to take  
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changer d'avis   to budge, to change one's mind  
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avis   view, opinion, advice, notice  
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trôner   to sit enthroned  
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onde   wave  
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rampa   crawled, crept, groveled (3rd pers. simple past of ramper)  
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gêne   noun: discomfort, difficulty; verb: disturb, hamper, bother (1st pers. present of gêner)  
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bandait   was bandaging; was stretching, was winding up (3rd pers. sing. continuous past of bander)  
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verge   penis  
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referai   will remake, will redo, will repack (1st pers. future of refaire)  
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goinfre   noun: glutton, hog; adj: gluttoness  
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embarras   noun: embarrassment, distress, awkwardness  
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plissa   furrowed, pleated, wrinkled, pursed (3rd pers. sing. simple past of plisser)  
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poil   nap, bristle, hair  
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partiels   Adjective: partial Noun: exam, test  
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soignée   careful, well-kept, immaculate, meticulous  
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emballa   packed, wrapped (3rd pes. sing. simple past of emballer)  
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tortillait   was wriggling (3rd pers. sing. continuous past of tortiller)  
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arqua   arched, curved (3rd pers. sing. simple past of arquer)  
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cabrèrent   reared, bucked (3rd pers. plural simple past of cabrer)  
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fixait   was fixing, was setting, was assessing, was securing, was attaching (3rd pers. sing. past continuous of fixer)  
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relevant la tête   looking up, raising the head  
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donne   noun: order; verb: give, deal, issue, donate (1st pers. present of donner)  
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gargouillait   was gurgling, was rumbling (3rd pers. sing. continuous past of gargouiller)  
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égard   respect, consideration  
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à vif   raw, open  
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entrainer   to train, to drive, to entail, to sway, to coach  
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toujours   always, still, forever  
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fil   thread, wire  
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rapport   report, connection, link  
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envers   preposition: towards; noun: other side  
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mépriserais   would despise, would scorn, would hold in contempt (1st pers. conditional present of mépriser)  
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entendu   heard (past participle of entendre)  
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dégrafer   unhook, unbuckle, unfasten  
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clapotaient   were splashing, were lapping (3rd pers. plural continuous past of clapoter)  
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à peine   barely, hardly, scarcely, thinly, minimally  
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fondait   was establishing, was buiding, was founding (3rd pers. sing. past continuous of fonder)  
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loque   noun: rag, wreck  
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dégoûtaient   were disgusting, were sickening, were nauseating (3rd pers. plural past continuous of dégoûter)  
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éclat   shine, flash, chip, splinter  
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éclats   shards, bits  
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chamade   wildly  
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assourdissait   was deadening, was stunning (3rd pers. sing. past continuous of assourdir)  
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étourderie   thoughtlessness, thoughtless blunder  
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cogna   banged, bumped, bashed, jarred (3rd pers. sing. simple past of cogner)  
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quelconque   any, ordinary  
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effleura   brushed, touched lightly  
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la manche   sleeve  
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d'un bond   at a bound  
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cendrés   ashes, dust  
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hérissa   bristled, aroused, excited, jostled, made angry (3rd pers. sing. simple past of hérisser)  
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radoteurs   drivellers  
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enfila   threaded, strung, pulled (3rd pers. sing. simple past of enfiler)  
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enjôleur   Slick, glib, wheedling  
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rattraper   to catch up, to recapture, to win back  
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soulagea   relieved, alleviated, facilitated (3rd pers. sing. simple past of soulager)  
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jurer   to swear, to curse  
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savonna   lathered, soaped (3rd pers. sing. simple past of savonner)  
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tondre   to mow, shear, clip, fleece  
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pelouses   lawn, turf  
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vif   adj: keen, sharp, lively, acute, alert  
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vante   boast (first and third pers. sing. of vanter)  
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