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French Vocabulry 11

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Term
Definition
faire semblant   make-believe, pretend  
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auprès   nearby, next to  
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pourboire   gratuity, tip, service charge  
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assurait   was assuring, was insuring, was securing (3rd pers. sing. past continuous of assurer)  
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apparaître   to appear, perform, emerge, occur, erupt  
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occasion   opportunity, occasion, occurrence, bargain, motive  
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folle   noun: madwoman, nutcase, looney; adj: crazy, manic  
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écoula   shifted, passed, sold (3rd pers. sing. simple past of écouler)  
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cornet   horn, cone, cornet  
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un cornet de crème glacée   an ice cream cone  
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boule   ball, chunk, lump  
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paresseuse   adj: lazy; noun: idler, layabout  
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projetée   adj: projected, proposed  
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trahit   betrays (3rd pers. sing. present of trahir)  
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hâtivement   hastily, hurriedly  
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ensorcelé   adj: under a spell; verb: bewitched, enraptured, enchanted (past participle of ensorceler)  
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briser   to break, shatter, smash  
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surveillent   watch, monitor, oversee, control, govern ( 3rd pers. plural present of surveiller)  
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vêtu   adj: clothed, dressed; verb: dressed, clothed, robed, attired (past participle of vêtir)  
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peu importe   regardless, whatever, no matter  
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importe   verb: matter, import (1st pers. present of importer)  
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plaisance   noun: sailing, boating  
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étalage   noun: showcase, display, stand, stall; verb: display (1st pers. present of étalager)  
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vitrine   showcase, shop window, display case  
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déchira   tore, ripped, unleashed, rended, gashed, (3rd pers. sing. simple past of déchirer)  
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amener   to bring,mfetch, take, take along  
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sucreries   sweets  
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glaçage   frosting, icing, glazing, gloss finish  
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suçons   noun: lollipops, hickeys; verb: suck, blow (1st pers. plural present of sucer)  
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bâtonnets   short sticks  
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rangées   rows  
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ordonné   orderly, inline, ordained, tidy  
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commis   clerk, assistant  
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plongeant   diving, plunging, dipping (present participle of plonger)  
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lève-tôt   early riser, early bird  
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ravissant   adj: charming, delightful, dreamy; verb: delighting, plundering, kidnapping, robbing, ravishing (present participle of ravir)  
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carnet   book, notebook  
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muette   mute, speechless, voiceless  
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demeurer   to stay, remain, live, reside, dwell  
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arracher   to snatch, pull, wrest, wrench, eradicate  
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écarquiller   to widen, open wide  
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gré   noun: will, willingness  
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tromper   to fool, lie, beguile, deceive  
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timbre   noun: stamp, bell. patch, tone, postmark; verb: postmark (1st pers. present of timbrer)  
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râpé   noun: grated cheese; adj: threadbare, worn  
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mijoté   stew  
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c'est tout   that's all  
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congé   holiday, time off  
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déroutant   adj: baffling, confusing, disorienting; verb: obfuscating, bewildering, leading astray (present part. of dérouter)  
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salua   greeted, hailed (3rd pers. sing. simple padt of saluer)  
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rougissant   adj: blushing; verb: reddening, blushing, coloring, flushing ( present participle of rougir)  
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inattendue   unexpected, unanticipated  
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étincelle   noun: spark; verb: glint, sparkle (1st pers., present of étinceller)  
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dépassant   adv: in excess of; verb: exceeding, transferring, overtaking, outstripping , overshooting (present participle of dépasser)  
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étouffe   choke, muffle, deaden, smother, blanket (1st pers. present of étouffer)  
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avaler   to swallow, gulp, swill down  
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bûche   noun: log, chunk of wood; verb: cram, pore, plug away (1st pers. present of bûcher)  
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mensonger   false, deceitful, untruthful  
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inonder   to flood, inundate, overflow, douse  
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passent   spend, pass, place, transfer (3rd pers. plural present of passer)  
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parait   was decorating, was adorning, was evading, was parrying (3rd pers. sing. past continuous of parer)  
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craindre   to fear, dread  
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énerve   annoy, mull, chafe, rile, enervate (1st pers. present of énerver)  
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agace   annoy, provoke, irritate (1st pers. present of agacer)  
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convient   agrees, suits, coincides (3rd ers. sing. present of convenir)  
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pencher   lto stoop, slant, cant, ean  
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endormir   to drug, put down, put to sleep  
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échéant   applicable  
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atterrir   to land, touch down, alight  
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dégivrer   to defrost  
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détourner   to divert, highjack, circumvent, deflect  
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artifice   trickery, wile, subterfuge  
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le réveillon   Eve (Christmas or New Years)  
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joyeux   adj: merry, happy, gay, joyful  
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récré   break, recess  
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cahier   notebook, exercise book, register  
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paresseux   adj: lazy, sluggish, slothful; noun: sloth, idler, layabout  
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chômage   unemployment  
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métier   occupation, craft  
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payé   adj: paid, verb: paid, remitted (past participle of payer)  
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infirmiér   male nurse, nursing orderly  
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boum   boom, bang  
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