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French Vocabulary 8

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Term
Definition
pouffer   to burst out  
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aînée   elder  
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lueur   ray, glimmer, glow, flare, glint, light  
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espoir   hope, trust, hopefulness  
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rôti   noun: roast, roast meat; adj: toasty; verb: toasted, roasted (past participle of rôtir)  
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chou   cabbage, kale, cutie, sweetie  
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chou-fleur   cauliflower  
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avis   notice, opinion, advice, view, judgement, notification, wisdom  
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partir   to go, to leave, to set out, to discharge, to ride off  
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à partir   from  
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du tout   at all  
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lèvres   lips  
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arrachait   was - wrenching, pulling, eradicating, wresting (3rd person sing. padt continuous of arracher)  
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flànèrent   strolled, meandered, sauntered, mosied (3rd pers. plural past simple of flâner)  
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avéré   adj: confirmed, acknowledged  
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de fil à retordre   difficult, challenge, hard time  
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retordre   to twist  
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réglé   adj: turned, ruled; verb: sorted, settled (past participle of régler)  
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avaler   to swallow, gulp, swill down  
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ingurgiter   to swallow, guzzle, gulp down  
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durent réveiller   must reawaken  
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durent   owed, should must (3rd pers. past simple of devoir)  
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mec   guy, man, dude, chap, bloke  
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reprendre   to resume, repeat, resume, recapture  
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ennuie   bore, annoy (1st pers. present of  
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rechignaient   were balking, were grumbling (3rd pers plural past contuing of rechigner)  
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virent   transfer, fire, endorse, bend, bear, veer (3rd person plural present of virer)  
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grimpèrent   climbed, clambored, mountaineered (3rd pers. plural past simple of grimper)  
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hors norme   extraordinary, exceptional, outside the norm  
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tout à fait   absolutely, completely, exactly  
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pièges   noun: pitfalls; verb: trap, entrap, booby trap ( 3rd person plural present of pléger) noun: pitfalls; verb: trap, entrap, booby trap ( 3rd person plural present of pléger)  
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soigneusement   carefully, neatly, tidily  
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emballement   thrashing, angry outburst, runaway  
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trésors   treasures  
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bibelot   trinket, junk, trinket, knick knack  
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compagnie aérienne   airline company  
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compagnie   company, firm, squad, companionship  
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empile   stack, pile (1st pers. present of empiler)  
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rater   to miss, fail, misfire, muff  
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pour toujours   forever  
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enlaça   hugged, enteined, enclasped, enlaced (3rd person sing. simple past of enlacer)  
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rendirent   made, gave, returned, rendered, gave back, yielded (3rd pers plural past simple of rendre)  
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au tout début   At the beginning  
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début   beginning, start, onset, commencement  
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comportés à merveille   behaved perfectly, behaved marvelously  
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merveille   wonder  
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comportés   behave, include, entail (2cd person sing. present of comporter)  
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serra   tightened, squeezed, pinched, pressed, clamped (3rd pers. simple past of serrer)  
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quête   noun: lookup, offertory;  
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précipité   adj: hasty, rushed, headlong; noun: deposit; verb: rushed ( past participle of précipiter)  
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précipités en quête   rushed in search  
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épuisé   sold out, exhausted, drained, depleted, out of print, out of stock  
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atterrirent   landed, alighted, touched down (3rd pers. plural simple past of atterrir)  
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vol de correspondance   connecting flight  
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quotidienne   daily (fem. adj,)  
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cloche   bell, blister, steeple, bell tower  
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sauter   to jump, skip, leap, spring  
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la chaussée   the road, the pavement  
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ondulés   undulate, ripple, billow, corrugate, dimple (2nd pers. present of ondulér)  
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vent   wind  
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contourner   to get around, bypass, circle, distort  
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le coup de fil   the call, phone call  
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coup   blow, hit, stroke, shot, knock, bash  
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usé   worn, worn out, hackneyed  
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chandail   sweater, sweatshirt, pullover  
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manche   sleeve, handle, shaft, round (as a noun)  
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enfiler   to pull on, to string, to pile, to thread, to slip on  
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demeurait   was - remaining, staying, residing, living, dwelling (3rd pers. sing. continuous past of demeurer)  
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désuet   outdated, obsolete, antiquated  
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abordable   affordablek, reasonable, approachable  
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louait   was - renting, leasing, lauding (3rd pers. sing. past continuous of louer)  
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aussitôt   immediately, at once, instantly, right now  
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installe   install, set up, put up, ensconce (1st pers present of installer)  
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engourdir   to deaden, benumb  
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toute façon   anyway, in any case  
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avait reculé   had backed, had retreated, had postponed,mhad eased, had relinquished (3rd pers. sing. past perfect of reculer)  
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auparavant   before, previously, formerly, early, ahead  
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tranquillement   quietly, calmly, tranquilly  
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honteuse   shameful, ashamed  
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bousculait   was - shoving, jostling, hustling, knocking about (3rd pers. sing. past continuous of bousculer)  
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gérant   noun: manager; verb: managing, running, administering, servicing (present participle of gérer)  
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plusieurs   several, a number of, some  
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essais   trials, testing, assay  
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constata   noticed, established, ascertained, identified, recorded, certified (3rd pers. sing. simple past of constater)  
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étonnement   noun: surprise, astonishment, amazement,; adv: surprisingly, startlingly  
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détendre   to loosen, ease, slacken, unclench  
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imprégner   to absorb, impregnate, imbue, soak  
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juteuse   juicy  
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sentit   felt (3rd pers. sing. simple past of sentir)  
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brusquement   suddenly, abruptly, crisply, curtly  
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ramene   return (1st pers. present of remener)  
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éveillé   awake, bright, sharp  
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étourdie   lightheaded  
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salle de séjour   living room  
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séjour   stay (noun), visit  
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effondrer   to collapse  
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croustillante   crispy, spicy, crunchy,,oven crisped  
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pause déjeuner   lunch break  
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lécher   to lick  
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