The 1500 most common Words in 🇫🇷 French

être

(verb)

to be

avoir

(noun)

asset, possession

pas

(noun)

step, pace, footstep

aller

(verb)

to go

faire

(verb)

to do

une

(noun)

front page

dire

(verb)

to say, to tell

pouvoir

(verb)

can, to be able to

qui

(pron.)

who, whom

vouloir

(verb)

to want, wish, desire

elle

(pron.)

she

savoir

(verb)

to know

bien

(adj.)

good, all right, great

voir

(verb)

to see

plus

(adv.)

more, -er

non

(adv.)

no

avec

(adv.)

too, also

moi

(pron.)

me

devoir

(noun)

duty

oui

(adv.)

yes

ils

(pron.)

they

tout

(adv.)

all

venir

(verb)

to come

toi

(pron.)

you

ici

(adv.)

here

rien

(pron.)

nothing

suivre

(verb)

to follow

parler

(verb)

to speak, talk

prendre

(verb)

to take

alors

(adv.)

then

chose

(noun)

thing

par

(noun)

par

son

(noun)

sound

croire

(verb)

to believe

aimer

(verb)

to love

falloir

(verb)

to need, have to, to be necessary

très

(adv.)

very

quoi

(pron.)

what

bon

(adj.)

good

passer

(verb)

to go past

penser

(verb)

to think, reflect, concentrate one's mind on something

aussi

(adv.)

too, also, as well

jamais

(adv.)

never

attendre

(verb)

to wait for, to await

pourquoi

(adv.)

why

trouver

(verb)

to find, to retrieve something lost, turn up something hidden, or encounter something previously unknown to one

laisser

(verb)

to leave, to leave behind

arriver

(verb)

to arrive

donner

(verb)

to give, to transfer the possession/holding of something to someone else

regarder

(verb)

to look at

encore

(adv.)

still

appeler

(verb)

to call

homme

(noun)

man

partir

(verb)

to share, to share out, to divide

petit

(adj.)

small

toujours

(adv.)

always

jour

(noun)

day

femme

(noun)

woman

temps

(noun)

time

maintenant

(adv.)

now, currently

vie

(noun)

life, the state of organisms prior to death

mettre

(verb)

to put, to place

rester

(verb)

to stay

arrêter

(verb)

to halt, to stop

vraiment

(adv.)

truly, really, genuinely

connaître

(verb)

to know , to be familiar with

sûr

(adj.)

sure, certain

merci

(noun)

mercy

tuer

(verb)

to kill

comment

(adv.)

how

mourir

(verb)

to die, to be dying

demander

(verb)

to ask

même

(adv.)

even

peut-être

(adv.)

maybe, perhaps

dieu

(noun)

a god, male divinity

fois

(noun)

time

père

(noun)

father

peu

(adv.)

little, not very much/many

comprendre

(verb)

to understand, comprehend

seul

(adj.)

lonely

sortir

(verb)

to exit, go out, come out

trop

(adv.)

too, too much

fille

(noun)

girl

monde

(noun)

world

vrai

(adj.)

true

autre

(adj.)

other

besoin

(noun)

need

accord

(noun)

chord

ami

(noun)

friend

monsieur

(noun)

mister, sir

enfant

(noun)

child

entendre

(verb)

to hear

voilà

(verb)

there is

chercher

(verb)

to look for, to seek

heure

(noun)

hour, time

aider

(verb)

to help, to aid

mère

(noun)

mother

déjà

(adv.)

already

beau

(adj.)

handsome, fine, attractive

essayer

(verb)

to test, to try on

quel

(pron.)

what

juste

(adj.)

fair, just

grand

(adj.)

big, great, grand

quelqu'un

(pron.)

one

beaucoup

(adv.)

much, very much, a lot

revenir

(verb)

to come back, to return

donc

(adv.)

therefore, consequently, thus

plaire

(verb)

to please, to appeal to

maison

(noun)

house

gens

(noun)

set of people

après

(adv.)

afterwards

nuit

(noun)

night

personne

(noun)

person

soir

(noun)

evening

nom

(noun)

a name, especially a last name or family name

bonjour

(noun)

greetings, hello

jouer

(verb)

to play

finir

(verb)

to finish, end, complete

peur

(noun)

fear

perdre

(verb)

to lose

maman

(noun)

mummy, mommy, mom, mum

sentir

(verb)

to smell

rentrer

(verb)

to go back, to re-enter

avant

(adv.)

beforehand, earlier

problème

(noun)

problem

argent

(noun)

silver

vivre

(verb)

to live

rendre

(verb)

to give back, to return, to restore

tenir

(verb)

to have, to hold

main

(noun)

hand

cela

(pron.)

that

vite

(adv.)

quickly

oublier

(verb)

to forget

air

(noun)

air

depuis

(adv.)

ever since, since then

fils

(noun)

son

travailler

(verb)

to work

tête

(noun)

head

coup

(noun)

blow, hit, strike

écouter

(verb)

to listen

raison

(noun)

reason

manger

(verb)

to eat

mort

(adj.)

dead

amour

(noun)

love

mal

(noun)

trouble, difficulty

entrer

(verb)

to enter

devenir

(noun)

future

commencer

(verb)

to begin, commence

moment

(noun)

moment

dernier

(adj.)

last

voiture

(noun)

car

demain

(adv.)

tomorrow

elles

(pron.)

they

payer

(verb)

to pay

tirer

(verb)

to draw, drag, pull

ouvrir

(verb)

to open

fait

(noun)

fact

changer

(verb)

to exchange

question

(noun)

question

tomber

(verb)

to fall

assez

(adv.)

enough

foutre

(verb)

to do, to fuck around with, to dick around, to fritter, to tinker

excuser

(verb)

to excuse

affaire

(noun)

business, matter, affair

dormir

(verb)

to sleep

combien

(adv.)

how much

frère

(noun)

brother

travail

(noun)

work, labor

idée

(noun)

idea

famille

(noun)

family

truc

(noun)

procedure, technique

tant

(adv.)

so much

premier

(adj.)

first

tous

(pron.)

all

occuper

(verb)

to occupy, to take up

marcher

(verb)

to walk

chance

(noun)

chance

aujourd'hui

(adv.)

today

envoyer

(verb)

to send

histoire

(noun)

story

tard

(adv.)

late

apprendre

(verb)

to learn

minute

(noun)

minute

boire

(verb)

to drink

garder

(verb)

to keep, to retain, to store, to save

type

(noun)

type, sort, kind

porte

(noun)

door

montrer

(verb)

to show

mec

(noun)

guy, fellow, bloke, chap, dude, boyfriend

asseoir

(verb)

to sit down, to get seated

fou

(adj.)

mad, crazy

porter

(verb)

to carry

année

(noun)

year

souvenir

(verb)

to remember

prêt

(adj.)

ready

prier

(verb)

to pray

pendant

(adj.)

hanging

mois

(noun)

month

servir

(verb)

to serve

putain

(noun)

whore, hooker

écrire

(verb)

to write

part

(noun)

share

eau

(noun)

water, a liquid that is transparent, colorless, odorless, and tasteless in its pure form, the primary constituent of lakes, rivers, seas, and oceans

sang

(noun)

blood

place

(noun)

place, square, plaza, piazza

espérer

(verb)

to hope

désoler

(verb)

to sadden, distress

jeune

(adj.)

young

retrouver

(verb)

to find , to rediscover

ville

(noun)

town, city

terre

(noun)

earth, soil

gagner

(verb)

to win

semaine

(noun)

week

acheter

(verb)

to purchase, buy

longtemps

(adv.)

for a long time, over a long period

gars

(noun)

lad, guy

chambre

(noun)

a chamber in its various senses, including:

côté

(noun)

side

leur

(pron.)

them

vieux

(adj.)

old

rappeler

(verb)

to call again, to call back

lire

(verb)

to read

cas

(noun)

case, situation

mot

(noun)

word

seulement

(adv.)

only

voici

(verb)

here is

salut

(noun)

wave

monter

(verb)

to go up, to climb

désolé

(adj.)

desolate

quitter

(verb)

to discharge somebody from an obligation

police

(noun)

police

suite

(noun)

result

matin

(noun)

morning

emmener

(verb)

to take off, take away or out

toucher

(noun)

the act of touching

continuer

(verb)

to continue

gros

(adj.)

big, thick, fat

enfin

(adv.)

finally, in the end

mari

(noun)

husband

là-bas

(adv.)

there, over there

revoir

(verb)

to see again

importer

(verb)

to import

papa

(noun)

papa, a child's father, also as form of address: dad, daddy

puis

(adv.)

then, after, next

train

(noun)

train

manquer

(verb)

to lack, to be lacking in

raconter

(verb)

to recount, to tell, to narrate

ensemble

(adv.)

together

mauvais

(adj.)

bad

film

(noun)

movie, film

répondre

(verb)

to reply, to answer

garçon

(noun)

boy

corps

(noun)

body

celui

(pron.)

the one

heureux

(adj.)

happy

loin

(adv.)

far, distant

sauver

(verb)

to save, rescue, to protect

chaque

(adj.)

each

retourner

(verb)

to turn over, turn upside-down, to turn

rencontrer

(verb)

to meet

voler

(verb)

to fly

fermer

(verb)

to shut

valoir

(verb)

to be worth

descendre

(verb)

to go down

feu

(noun)

fire

docteur

(noun)

a doctor

suffire

(verb)

to be enough, to suffice

façon

(noun)

way, manner, fashion

nouveau

(adj.)

new, novel

important

(adj.)

important

sembler

(verb)

to seem, to resemble

compter

(verb)

to count

joli

(adj.)

pretty, cute

point

(noun)

point

hier

(adv.)

yesterday

chien

(noun)

dog

dont

(pron.)

of/from whom/which, whose

guerre

(noun)

war

genre

(noun)

kind

merde

(noun)

turd, piece of feces, shit

marier

(verb)

to wed, to marry

arme

(noun)

a weapon, arms

cause

(noun)

cause

endroit

(noun)

place, spot

ordre

(noun)

order

poser

(verb)

to stop carrying, to put down

reste

(noun)

rest, remainder

pied

(noun)

foot

envie

(noun)

desire, lust, urge

fin

(noun)

end, close, finish

inquiéter

(verb)

to worry

bouger

(verb)

to move

plutôt

(adv.)

earlier, sooner

apporter

(verb)

to bring

pardon

(noun)

pardon, forgiveness

photo

(noun)

photo

plein

(adj.)

full, full up

devant

(noun)

front

décider

(verb)

to decide

ainsi

(adv.)

in this way, thus

droit

(noun)

right

vendre

(verb)

to sell

école

(noun)

school

cher

(adj.)

dear

chef

(noun)

head

tourner

(verb)

to turn

cacher

(verb)

to hide

boulot

(noun)

work

pays

(noun)

land, country, region, nation

possible

(adj.)

possible

expliquer

(verb)

to explain

battre

(verb)

to beat, to defeat

peine

(noun)

punishment

livre

(noun)

book

agir

(verb)

to act

imaginer

(verb)

to imagine

tour

(noun)

tower

adorer

(verb)

to love, to adore

vérité

(noun)

truth

recevoir

(verb)

to receive

gentil

(adj.)

helpful, kind

jeter

(verb)

to throw

pleurer

(verb)

to cry, to weep

bébé

(noun)

baby

partie

(noun)

part

jeu

(noun)

game

amener

(verb)

to bring , take, fetch, give a lift, give a ride

instant

(adj.)

pressing, insistent

parent

(noun)

relative, relation, family member

dur

(adj.)

hard, tough

service

(noun)

service

plaisir

(noun)

pleasure

promettre

(verb)

to promise

mentir

(verb)

to lie

bientôt

(adv.)

soon

lit

(noun)

bed

tellement

(adv.)

so, so much, very

utiliser

(verb)

to use, to utilize

lieu

(noun)

place

coucher

(verb)

to lay, to lay down

presque

(adv.)

almost

dehors

(adv.)

outside

préférer

(verb)

to prefer

content

(adj.)

content, satisfied, pleased

pauvre

(adj.)

poor

offrir

(verb)

to offer, to provide

roi

(noun)

king

verre

(noun)

glass

réveiller

(verb)

to awaken

aucun

(pron.)

none, no-one

aide

(noun)

help, support

d'abord

(adv.)

first, at first, right away

journée

(noun)

day

préparer

(verb)

to prepare

numéro

(noun)

number

permettre

(verb)

to permit, to allow

ramener

(verb)

to take back, bring back, restore

enlever

(verb)

to remove, take off, take away, clear

chéri

(adj.)

cherished, beloved

fort

(adj.)

strong, powerful

lâcher

(verb)

to release, to loosen, to let go

choisir

(verb)

to choose

musique

(noun)

music

conduire

(verb)

to drive

faute

(noun)

error, mistake

calmer

(verb)

to calm, pacify, soothe

mariage

(noun)

marriage

bureau

(noun)

desk

route

(noun)

road

chanter

(verb)

to sing

disparaître

(verb)

to disappear

lever

(verb)

to raise, lift

présenter

(verb)

to present, to introduce

accepter

(verb)

to accept

long

(adj.)

long

café

(noun)

coffee

propre

(adj.)

own

confiance

(noun)

confidence

compte

(noun)

account

téléphone

(noun)

telephone

casser

(verb)

to break

prochain

(adj.)

upcoming

frapper

(verb)

to hit, to strike, to bash

facile

(adj.)

easy, simple

attention

(noun)

attention

rêve

(noun)

dream

copain

(noun)

friend, chum, mate , pal, buddy

malade

(adj.)

ill, unwell, sick

rue

(noun)

street, road

lettre

(noun)

letter

ignorer

(verb)

to ignore

fête

(noun)

winter holidays

couper

(verb)

to cut, cut up, to chop, to sever

esprit

(noun)

immaterial or incorporeal substance

super

(adj.)

superb, great

taire

(verb)

to quieten, to shut up, to silence

seigneur

(noun)

lord

flic

(noun)

copper, pig, rozzer,

parfois

(adv.)

sometimes

capitaine

(noun)

captain, leader

âge

(noun)

age

autant

(adv.)

so much

force

(noun)

force

pièce

(noun)

room

cul

(noun)

butt, bum, ass, arse

difficile

(adj.)

difficult

bras

(noun)

arm

tromper

(verb)

to deceive, lead astray, mislead

surtout

(adv.)

above all

ressembler

(verb)

to resemble

jurer

(verb)

to swear, to promise by oath

plan

(noun)

map

prison

(noun)

prison

sale

(adj.)

dirty

courir

(verb)

to run

état

(noun)

state, condition

remettre

(verb)

to put back, replace

carte

(noun)

card

paix

(noun)

peace

noir

(adj.)

black in colour

exactement

(adv.)

exactly, quite

drôle

(adj.)

funny, amusing

refuser

(verb)

to refuse

président

(noun)

president

cours

(noun)

stream of water, river

grave

(adj.)

serious

terminer

(verb)

to end, to finish, to terminate

ciel

(noun)

sky

partout

(adv.)

everywhere

âme

(noun)

soul

patron

(noun)

boss, employer

amuser

(verb)

to amuse, to entertain

visage

(noun)

face

intéresser

(verb)

to interest, to make interested

reconnaître

(verb)

to recognize

rire

(verb)

to laugh

médecin

(noun)

physician, doctor

rapport

(noun)

ratio

pardonner

(verb)

to pardon, forgive

avis

(noun)

opinion

embrasser

(verb)

to hug, embrace

retour

(noun)

return

simple

(adj.)

single

danser

(verb)

to dance

exister

(verb)

to exist

différent

(adj.)

different

souvent

(adv.)

often

lumière

(noun)

light

génial

(adj.)

ingenious, characteristic of a genius

libre

(adj.)

free, at liberty

près

(adv.)

near , close

dollar

(noun)

dollar

sûrement

(adv.)

surely, certainly

pareil

(adj.)

such

hôpital

(noun)

hospital

ceci

(pron.)

this

réussir

(verb)

to manage to do something

bizarre

(adj.)

bizarre, odd, strange, funny

voix

(noun)

voice

protéger

(verb)

to protect

honneur

(noun)

honor

tôt

(adv.)

early

équipe

(noun)

team

prévenir

(verb)

to prevent, to avert, to guard against

cheval

(noun)

horse

ailleurs

(adv.)

elsewhere, somewhere else

maître

(noun)

master

avion

(noun)

aeroplane

bout

(noun)

end, extremity, tip

habiter

(verb)

to live in, to occupy

faim

(noun)

hunger

ensuite

(adv.)

in turn, subsequently, thereafter, then

l'un

(pron.)

one

froid

(adj.)

cold

normal

(adj.)

normal

déranger

(verb)

to bother, to disrupt

reprendre

(verb)

to take back, recover, regain

oncle

(noun)

uncle

prix

(noun)

prize

retard

(noun)

delay

détruire

(verb)

to destroy

cadeau

(noun)

present, gift

pousser

(verb)

to push

face

(noun)

face

gueule

(noun)

gullet, snout, face

chemin

(noun)

path, way, road

vivant

(adj.)

alive

général

(noun)

general

bateau

(noun)

a vessel of any size, a ship or boat

sac

(noun)

bag, sack

impossible

(adj.)

impossible

découvrir

(verb)

to discover

erreur

(noun)

error

soleil

(noun)

sun

voyage

(noun)

trip, travel

sauter

(verb)

to jump, leap

rêver

(verb)

to dream

détester

(verb)

to thoroughly dislike, to hate, to detest

clair

(adj.)

clear

con

(noun)

cunt, pussy

faux

(adj.)

false, untrue

paraître

(verb)

to appear

balle

(noun)

ball

empêcher

(verb)

to stop, to prevent, to hinder

maintenir

(verb)

to maintain

cheveu

(noun)

a headhair

papier

(noun)

paper

sujet

(adj.)

subject

supposer

(verb)

to suppose, to think, to reckon, to surmise

tranquille

(adj.)

calm, quiet, tranquil, still, peaceful, serene

épouser

(verb)

to marry, to wed

blanc

(adj.)

white color

table

(noun)

table

clé

(noun)

key

agent

(noun)

agent

approcher

(verb)

to approach, to come close to, to move towards

sens

(noun)

meaning, sense

craindre

(verb)

to fear

message

(noun)

message

crier

(verb)

to cry out

salle

(noun)

hall

inviter

(verb)

to invite

effet

(noun)

effect

réfléchir

(verb)

to ponder, to reflect

espèce

(noun)

type, sort, kind

arranger

(verb)

to arrange

naître

(verb)

to be born

passé

(noun)

past tense

bois

(noun)

wood

propos

(noun)

aim, intention

camp

(noun)

camp

sorte

(noun)

sort, kind, type

hôtel

(noun)

mansion, town house, hotel

début

(noun)

start, beginning

souffrir

(verb)

to suffer

jambe

(noun)

leg

remercier

(verb)

to thank

choix

(noun)

choice

sécurité

(noun)

security, safety

baiser

(noun)

kiss

avocat

(noun)

lawyer, attorney

attraper

(verb)

to trap

client

(noun)

client, retainer, follower

courant

(noun)

current

dépêcher

(verb)

to send, dispatch

peuple

(noun)

people

dame

(noun)

lady

dessus

(adv.)

on

abandonner

(verb)

to give up

vérifier

(verb)

to verify

journal

(adj.)

That is relative to each day, journal

sérieux

(adj.)

serious

brûler

(verb)

to burn

loi

(noun)

law

fond

(noun)

back

gosse

(noun)

child, kid

fric

(noun)

dosh, dough, bread

situation

(noun)

situation

sauf

(adj.)

safe

accident

(noun)

accident

doute

(noun)

doubt

scène

(noun)

scene, stage

soldat

(noun)

soldier

amoureux

(adj.)

in love

assurer

(verb)

to assure, to ensure, to make sure

preuve

(noun)

evidence, proof

humain

(noun)

human

mer

(noun)

sea

silence

(noun)

silence

télé

(noun)

TV, telly

victime

(noun)

victim

complètement

(adv.)

completely

pute

(noun)

whore, slut

calme

(adj.)

calm

derrière

(adv.)

behind

garde

(noun)

a watch, guard

meurtre

(noun)

murder

groupe

(noun)

group

crime

(noun)

a category of severe infractions within French law, with the strongest of penalties, a felony.

traiter

(verb)

to treat

doucement

(adv.)

softly

blesser

(verb)

to wound, to injure

colonel

(noun)

a colonel, highest commissioned officer below generals

certain

(adj.)

certain, for certain, indubitably

secret

(adj.)

secret

parole

(noun)

speech, language

triste

(adj.)

sad

honte

(noun)

shame

rouge

(adj.)

red

dégager

(verb)

to free

soirée

(noun)

evening

dangereux

(adj.)

dangerous

armée

(noun)

army

filer

(verb)

to spin

risquer

(verb)

to risk, to put at risk

dos

(noun)

back

appel

(noun)

call

visite

(noun)

visit

mener

(verb)

to lead, to take

fleur

(noun)

flower, bloom, blossom, collectively, the reproductive organs and the envelope which surrounds them in angiosperms

attaquer

(verb)

to attack

coin

(noun)

wedge, cornerpiece

prince

(noun)

prince

bordel

(noun)

brothel

professeur

(noun)

teacher

fumer

(verb)

to smoke

répéter

(verb)

to repeat

habitude

(noun)

habit

signer

(verb)

to sign

ficher

(verb)

to plug in, to drive something in by its point, as with a nail or a stake

mériter

(verb)

to deserve, merit

réponse

(noun)

response, answer, reply

rejoindre

(verb)

to join, to join up

discuter

(verb)

to argue, to debate

village

(noun)

village

pourtant

(adv.)

however, yet

avancer

(verb)

to advance, to go forward

connerie

(noun)

foolish act

reposer

(verb)

to put down, to place

échapper

(verb)

to escape , evade

forme

(noun)

shape

bruit

(noun)

a noise

chacun

(pron.)

each, each one

diable

(noun)

devil

exemple

(noun)

example

charger

(verb)

to load

chat

(noun)

cat

ennemi

(adj.)

enemy

gamin

(noun)

street urchin, street kid

rendez-vous

(noun)

date

debout

(adv.)

standing, stood up, upright

obliger

(verb)

to oblige, to require, to compel, to force someone )

trou

(noun)

hole

idiot

(adj.)

idiotic, stupid

accompagner

(verb)

to accompany, to escort

fenêtre

(noun)

window

oser

(verb)

to dare

impression

(noun)

an impression, the overall effect of something

intérieur

(adj.)

interior

bouche

(noun)

mouth

ligne

(noun)

line

absolument

(adv.)

absolutely, totally, completely

doux

(adj.)

sweet

regretter

(verb)

to regret

mur

(noun)

wall

enfer

(noun)

Hell

prouver

(verb)

to prove

boîte

(noun)

box

santé

(noun)

health

dîner

(verb)

to dine

couvrir

(verb)

to cover up, to cover

magnifique

(adj.)

magnificent, splendid, superb

obtenir

(verb)

to get, to obtain

cuisine

(noun)

kitchen

vue

(noun)

sight

terrible

(adj.)

terrible

peau

(noun)

skin of a person or animal

éviter

(verb)

to avoid

salaud

(noun)

bastard, wretch

conseil

(noun)

piece of advice

plaisanter

(verb)

to joke

autour

(adv.)

around

vin

(noun)

wine

exact

(adj.)

exact, precise

virer

(verb)

to bear, veer

supporter

(verb)

to support

régler

(verb)

to sort out, to settle

doigt

(noun)

finger

grâce

(noun)

grace, charm

étrange

(adj.)

strange

souhaiter

(verb)

to wish , to hope

bas

(adj.)

low

mission

(noun)

mission

créer

(verb)

to create

chanson

(noun)

song

pote

(noun)

mate , buddy

surveiller

(verb)

to monitor, to survey, to watch

simplement

(adv.)

simply

recommencer

(verb)

to restart, start over, start again

robe

(noun)

dress, frock

chaud

(adj.)

warm, hot

billet

(noun)

ticket

spécial

(adj.)

special

moyen

(noun)

way, method, mean of doing something

sympa

(adj.)

nice, likeable

vaisseau

(noun)

ship, vessel

moi-même

(pron.)

myself

coûter

(verb)

to cost

poste

(noun)

post office

compris

(adj.)

understood

anniversaire

(noun)

birthday

signe

(noun)

sign

vol

(noun)

flight

couleur

(noun)

color, colour

image

(noun)

picture, image

parier

(verb)

to bet

est

(adj.)

east

arbre

(noun)

tree

bière

(noun)

beer

poisson

(noun)

fish

intérêt

(noun)

interest

lieutenant

(noun)

lieutenant

danger

(noun)

danger

appartenir

(verb)

to belong

remarquer

(verb)

to observe

animal

(noun)

animal

rater

(verb)

to miss

retirer

(verb)

to take off, to remove

bord

(noun)

a border, edge, limit , boundary

tenter

(verb)

to attempt

liberté

(noun)

liberty, freedom

règle

(noun)

rule, regulation

banque

(noun)

bank

merveilleux

(adj.)

marvelous, brilliant

fier

(adj.)

proud

partager

(verb)

to share

classe

(noun)

class, type, group

dossier

(noun)

back of furniture, to rest the sitter's back on

ressentir

(verb)

to feel

bonheur

(noun)

happiness

défendre

(verb)

to defend

but

(noun)

aim

bande

(noun)

band, strip

fatiguer

(verb)

to tire

radio

(noun)

radio, tuner

prévoir

(verb)

to anticipate, foresee, expect

celui-là

(pron.)

that one

haut

(adj.)

high

camarade

(noun)

buddy, mate

douter

(verb)

to doubt

oiseau

(noun)

bird

vent

(noun)

atmospheric wind

recherche

(noun)

research

apprécier

(verb)

to appreciate

système

(noun)

system

ferme

(adj.)

firm

capable

(adj.)

able, capable

fuir

(verb)

to escape

ennui

(noun)

boredom, lassitude

tante

(noun)

aunt

héros

(noun)

hero

dedans

(adv.)

towards the inside, inwardly, internally

excellent

(adj.)

excellent, splendid

pitié

(noun)

pity, mercy

appartement

(noun)

apartment, flat

bosser

(verb)

to work

respirer

(verb)

to breathe

entier

(adj.)

whole

récupérer

(verb)

to get back, to recover, to recuperate

douleur

(noun)

pain

libérer

(verb)

to liberate, to set free, to release from captivity

sentiment

(noun)

a sentiment, general thought, sense or feeling

grand-père

(noun)

grandfather

société

(noun)

society

lancer

(verb)

to throw

nez

(noun)

nose

joie

(noun)

joy

relation

(noun)

relation

témoin

(noun)

witness

acteur

(noun)

actor

moitié

(noun)

half

incroyable

(adj.)

incredible

bain

(noun)

bath

durer

(verb)

to last

marché

(noun)

market

laver

(verb)

to wash

dent

(noun)

tooth

là-dedans

(adv.)

inside there

mademoiselle

(noun)

Miss

adresse

(noun)

address

cousin

(noun)

cousin

riche

(adj.)

rich

compagnie

(noun)

company

sonner

(verb)

to sound

chaussure

(noun)

shoe

oreille

(noun)

ear

grand-mère

(noun)

grandmother

ancien

(adj.)

old, former, ex-

art

(noun)

art

deviner

(verb)

to guess, to work out, figure out

inutile

(adj.)

unused

ravir

(verb)

to ravish

blague

(noun)

pouch, especially for tobacco

avenir

(noun)

future

beauté

(noun)

beauty

laisse

(noun)

leash, lead

course

(noun)

run, running

manière

(noun)

manner, way

traverser

(verb)

to cross, to go across

expérience

(noun)

experiment, trial, test

soin

(noun)

care

cour

(noun)

courtyard, yard

gauche

(adj.)

left

stupide

(adj.)

stupid

retenir

(verb)

to retain, hold

liste

(noun)

list

remonter

(verb)

to go back up, to come back up, to climb again, to reclimb

réaliser

(verb)

to direct

moquer

(verb)

to mock

étudier

(verb)

to study

installer

(verb)

to install

courage

(noun)

courage

bleu

(adj.)

blue

secours

(noun)

aid, assistance, help

milieu

(noun)

middle, center

proposer

(verb)

to propose, suggest

contact

(noun)

contact, contact

inspecteur

(noun)

inspector

mignon

(adj.)

cute

projet

(noun)

project

probablement

(adv.)

probably

rôle

(noun)

role

risque

(noun)

risk

action

(noun)

action, act, deed

ange

(noun)

angel

avance

(noun)

early

intéressant

(adj.)

interesting

langue

(noun)

tongue

emporter

(verb)

to take

thé

(noun)

tea

colère

(noun)

anger, rage

départ

(noun)

departure, start

époque

(adj.)

vintage

engager

(verb)

to pledge, commit

voleur

(noun)

robber, thief

cesser

(verb)

to cease, to stop

tort

(noun)

fault

vacance

(noun)

vacancy, free position

là-haut

(adv.)

up there

machine

(noun)

machine, device

signifier

(verb)

to signify, mean

réparer

(verb)

to repair, fix, mend

bête

(noun)

beast, animal

construire

(verb)

to build

pain

(noun)

bread

bar

(noun)

bar

chier

(verb)

to shit, defecate

club

(noun)

club

été

(noun)

summer

horrible

(adj.)

horrible

profiter

(verb)

to take advantage of, make the most of, enjoy

pierre

(noun)

stone

pleuvoir

(verb)

to rain

plusieurs

(adj.)

several, many, a lot

salope

(noun)

slut

tel

(adj.)

such

glace

(noun)

ice

présent

(adj.)

present

décision

(noun)

decision

juge

(noun)

judge

contrôle

(noun)

control

séparer

(verb)

to separate

maladie

(noun)

illness, disease

quartier

(noun)

quarter, district , neighbourhood

désirer

(verb)

to desire, want

travers

(noun)

outside

dommage

(noun)

damage

cigarette

(noun)

cigarette

traîner

(verb)

to pull, drag

respecter

(verb)

to respect

époux

(noun)

spouse

tas

(noun)

heap, pile

enfuir

(verb)

to escape

diriger

(verb)

to run, to direct

crever

(verb)

to pop, burst

fil

(noun)

yarn, thread, wire

combat

(noun)

combat

poursuivre

(verb)

to pursue, to chase

morceau

(noun)

piece, slice, bit, morsel

église

(noun)

church

directeur

(adj.)

leading, managing

demande

(noun)

request

forcer

(verb)

to force

bombe

(noun)

bomb

lequel

(pron.)

which, that, whom

espoir

(noun)

hope

tueur

(noun)

killer

grandir

(verb)

to grow, get bigger

dimanche

(noun)

Sunday

américain

(adj.)

of America, American

taxi

(noun)

taxi

interdire

(verb)

to forbid, ban, prohibit

baisser

(verb)

to lower

enterrer

(verb)

to bury

causer

(verb)

to cause

cool

(adj.)

cool

survivre

(verb)

to survive

cinéma

(noun)

cinema

commander

(verb)

to order

match

(noun)

match, game

information

(noun)

piece of information, datum

toilette

(noun)

toilet

note

(noun)

note

gouvernement

(noun)

government

monstre

(noun)

monster

censé

(adj.)

supposed to, meant to

ennuyer

(verb)

to afflict with boredom, to bore

contraire

(adj.)

opposite

justement

(adv.)

precisely, exactly, accurately

montagne

(noun)

mountain

prêter

(verb)

to lend

solution

(noun)

solution

nettoyer

(verb)

to clean

opération

(noun)

operation

occasion

(noun)

occasion, opportunity

atteindre

(verb)

to attain

rouler

(verb)

to roll

débarrasser

(verb)

to clear

position

(noun)

position

patient

(adj.)

patient

cerveau

(noun)

brain

excuse

(noun)

excuse

ridicule

(adj.)

ridiculous

avouer

(verb)

to avow

vêtement

(noun)

garment, item of clothing

regard

(noun)

look, glance

plaindre

(verb)

to pity

remplir

(verb)

to fill, to fill up

contrôler

(verb)

to check or examine

planète

(noun)

planet

taper

(verb)

to slap, knock, beat

mensonge

(noun)

a lie or falsehood

lune

(noun)

the Moon

personnel

(adj.)

personal

démon

(noun)

demon

mémoire

(noun)

memory

magasin

(noun)

shop, store

téléphoner

(verb)

to call, to ring, to telephone

dépendre

(verb)

to depend

vide

(adj.)

empty

jardin

(noun)

garden

nature

(noun)

nature

trace

(noun)

trace

félicitation

(noun)

congratulation

parfaire

(verb)

to finish, to complete

attaque

(noun)

attack

lait

(noun)

milk

résultat

(noun)

outcome, result

camion

(noun)

lorry , truck

étranger

(adj.)

foreign

base

(noun)

base

renvoyer

(verb)

to resend, retransmit, to send again

reine

(noun)

queen

repartir

(verb)

to leave again, to go back

enfermer

(verb)

to lock up, lock in, lock away

parfait

(adj.)

perfect

drogue

(noun)

drug

dingue

(adj.)

mad, crazy, nuts

pur

(adj.)

pure

île

(noun)

island

habiller

(verb)

to dress

refaire

(verb)

to redo, to do over, to do again

couteau

(noun)

knife

enquête

(noun)

inquest, investigation, examination

goût

(noun)

taste, flavour

pensée

(noun)

a thought

gêner

(verb)

to hinder, hamper, bother

intelligent

(adj.)

intelligent

marre

(noun)

a sort of hoe

importance

(noun)

importance

éteindre

(verb)

to turn off

bouteille

(noun)

bottle

champ

(noun)

field in its various senses, including:

centre

(noun)

centre, center

rapporter

(verb)

to bring back

coincer

(verb)

to wedge, to jam, to catch

malheur

(noun)

sadness, unhappiness

miracle

(noun)

miracle

sacré

(adj.)

sacred, holy

réunion

(noun)

meeting

acte

(noun)

act

surprendre

(verb)

to surprise

convaincre

(verb)

to convince

livrer

(verb)

to deliver

pont

(noun)

bridge

faîte

(noun)

top, summit, pinnacle

immédiatement

(adv.)

immediately

caméra

(noun)

video camera

juger

(verb)

to judge, to try

membre

(noun)

member

voie

(noun)

way, track

voisin

(adj.)

neighbouring/neighboring

différence

(noun)

difference

détail

(noun)

detail

environ

(adv.)

about, close to, around

mille

(noun)

mile

haïr

(verb)

to hate

test

(noun)

test, a cupel or cupelling hearth in which precious metals are melted for trial and refinement

assassin

(noun)

an assassin or other murderer

officier

(verb)

to officiate

proche

(adj.)

close, near, closeby, nearby

commandant

(noun)

commander

briser

(verb)

to break, snap

gâteau

(noun)

a sponge cake, i.e. a cake made with a chemical leavening agent , making it light and airy

spectacle

(noun)

a show, a spectacle, a performance, a concert

certainement

(adv.)

certainly

métier

(noun)

job, profession, trade

enchanté

(adj.)

enchanted, delighted

chasser

(verb)

to hunt

attirer

(verb)

to attract

chapeau

(noun)

hat

allumer

(verb)

to light, to set alight

respect

(noun)

respect

sous-titrage

(noun)

subtitling

étoile

(noun)

star

charmant

(adj.)

charming

écraser

(verb)

to squash

genou

(noun)

knee

formidable

(adj.)

fearsome

arracher

(verb)

to uproot, pull up, tear out

sorcier

(noun)

sorcerer, magician, warlock

foi

(noun)

faith

mien

(adj.)

my

sourire

(noun)

smile

inventer

(verb)

to invent

zone

(noun)

zone

honnête

(adj.)

honest

mêler

(verb)

to mix

énerver

(verb)

to vex, to get on one's nerves

exploser

(verb)

to explode

réalité

(noun)

reality

supplier

(verb)

to implore, to beseech, to beg

étonner

(verb)

to surprise

superbe

(adj.)

superb, excellent, impressive

méchant

(adj.)

mean, unkind

contrat

(noun)

contract

marche

(noun)

march

déposer

(verb)

to put down , lay down

destin

(noun)

destiny, fate

urgence

(noun)

emergency, urgency

placer

(verb)

to place

remplacer

(verb)

to replace

accuser

(verb)

to accuse

vert

(noun)

green

terrain

(noun)

ground, landscape

nourrir

(verb)

to feed , nourish

second

(adj.)

second

folie

(noun)

madness, folly, insanity, silliness, craziness

presser

(verb)

to urge

accorder

(verb)

to grant

emmerder

(verb)

to bug, bother, irritate "the shit out of" someone

arrière

(noun)

back, rear

reculer

(verb)

to move back, to put back

sexe

(noun)

gender

élever

(verb)

to raise

nécessaire

(adj.)

necessary

piste

(noun)

track or trail

prêtre

(noun)

priest

usine

(noun)

factory

accrocher

(verb)

to hook, hook up

appareil

(noun)

apparatus, device

entendu

(adj.)

understood

fiancé

(adj.)

engaged

costume

(noun)

a style of dress characteristic of a particular country, period or people

déjeuner

(verb)

to lunch, to eat lunch, to have lunch

coller

(verb)

to stick , to glue

code

(noun)

code

danse

(noun)

dance

campagne

(noun)

country , countryside

intention

(noun)

intention

anglais

(noun)

English language

serrer

(verb)

to tighten

valise

(noun)

case, suitcase

justice

(noun)

justice

défense

(noun)

defence

arrêt

(noun)

stopping, checking, arrest

coupable

(adj.)

guilty

niveau

(noun)

level

entraîner

(verb)

to coach, to train

bus

(noun)

bus

nerveux

(adj.)

nerve, nervous

nord

(noun)

north

crise

(noun)

crisis

connard

(noun)

bastard, jerk, asshole

tableau

(noun)

painting

piquer

(verb)

to prick, to sting

admettre

(verb)

to admit, to accept, to recognize

restaurant

(noun)

restaurant

trésor

(noun)

treasure

produire

(verb)

to produce, to yield

tombe

(noun)

tomb, grave

poche

(noun)

pocket

menacer

(verb)

to threaten, to jeopardise

couple

(noun)

two partners in a romantic or sexual relationship

gâcher

(verb)

to ruin, spoil, mar, wreck, waste

odeur

(noun)

smell, odour

souci

(noun)

worry, concern

concerner

(verb)

to concern

énorme

(adj.)

enormous, huge

programme

(noun)

a program

allemand

(noun)

German

toit

(noun)

roof

bravo

(noun)

applause, cheers

représenter

(verb)

to represent

bénir

(verb)

to bless

rapide

(adj.)

fast, rapid

fusil

(noun)

rifle, gun

enceinte

(adj.)

pregnant

repas

(noun)

meal, repast

montre

(noun)

watch, wristwatch

fantôme

(noun)

ghost

endormir

(verb)

to put to sleep

plage

(noun)

beach

entrée

(noun)

entry, act of entering

louer

(verb)

to rent

mine

(noun)

mine

hasard

(noun)

chance

soigner

(verb)

to treat, to nurse

chasse

(noun)

hunt

organiser

(verb)

to organise, to plan an event

sortie

(noun)

exit, way out

examen

(noun)

exam, test

cadavre

(noun)

corpse, cadaver

vache

(noun)

cow

ranger

(verb)

to order, to arrange

passe

(noun)

pass

couler

(verb)

to sink

rigoler

(verb)

to laugh, especially laugh out loud

commettre

(verb)

to commit

sol

(noun)

soil, earth

volonté

(noun)

wish, will

public

(adj.)

public

ventre

(noun)

belly

trahir

(verb)

to betray

condition

(noun)

term, condition

débrouiller

(verb)

to disentangle

shérif

(noun)

sheriff

fâcher

(verb)

to annoy, to vex

parti

(adj.)

divided into two equal parts vertically, per pale, said of an escutcheon

lui-même

(pron.)

himself, itself

samedi

(noun)

Saturday

étage

(noun)

floor, storey

source

(noun)

source, spring

frais

(adj.)

fresh

attacher

(verb)

to affix, bind, tie something to something else, especially with rope

joindre

(verb)

to join

horreur

(noun)

horror

sexuel

(adj.)

sexual

pluie

(noun)

rain

responsable

(adj.)

responsible

celui-ci

(pron.)

this one

objet

(noun)

thing, object

finalement

(adv.)

finally, last, lastly

toi-même

(pron.)

yourself

presse

(noun)

press, papers

siècle

(noun)

century

voyager

(verb)

to travel, to voyage

larme

(noun)

tear, teardrop

ombre

(noun)

shade, shadow

nommer

(verb)

to nominate

rat

(noun)

rat

cri

(noun)

cry, shout, scream

conscience

(noun)

conscience

rechercher

(verb)

to search for, seek, to look for

parfaitement

(adv.)

perfectly

unique

(adj.)

unique

procès

(noun)

lawsuit

valeur

(noun)

value, worth

désir

(noun)

desire

juif

(adj.)

Jewish

obéir

(verb)

to obey

mets

(noun)

dish

saluer

(verb)

to greet

direction

(noun)

direction

présence

(noun)

presence

utile

(adj.)

useful

paquet

(noun)

packet

sein

(noun)

breast

nourriture

(noun)

food, nourishment

mordre

(verb)

to bite

sort

(noun)

fate, destiny

guérir

(verb)

to cure, to heal

passage

(noun)

the act of going through a place or event

jaloux

(adj.)

jealous

nombreux

(adj.)

numerous, many

nul

(adj.)

of poor quality, lousy, rubbish

sommeil

(noun)

sleep

week-end

(noun)

weekend, synonym of fin de semaine

stop

(noun)

stop sign

flingue

(noun)

shooter, pistol, gat

adieu

(noun)

farewell

viande

(noun)

meat

détendre

(verb)

to relax

interroger

(verb)

to question, interrogate

étude

(noun)

study

faillir

(verb)

to almost do something

talent

(noun)

a talent

condamner

(verb)

to condemn

cou

(noun)

neck

deuxième

(adj.)

second

au-dessus

(adv.)

above

espace

(noun)

space

apparaître

(verb)

to appear

don

(noun)

gift, talent, knack

marquer

(verb)

to mark, mark down

ramasser

(verb)

to pick up, to collect, gather

militaire

(adj.)

military, militaristic

château

(noun)

castle

chemise

(noun)

shirt

mètre

(noun)

metre/meter

abattre

(verb)

to butcher, to slaughter for meat

unité

(noun)

unity

majesté

(noun)

majesty

imbécile

(adj.)

stupid, foolish, acting like an imbecile

commissaire

(noun)

commissioner

taille

(noun)

the act of cutting, pruning, trimming

apparemment

(adv.)

apparently

connaissance

(noun)

knowledge

français

(adj.)

French

énergie

(noun)

energy

sec

(adj.)

dry

considérer

(verb)

to consider

pendre

(verb)

to hang

cellule

(noun)

cell

combattre

(verb)

to fight, to combat

posséder

(verb)

to own, to possess

discours

(noun)

oral presentation, discourse, speech, oration

bouffer

(verb)

to eat

effort

(noun)

effort

arrivée

(noun)

arrival

observer

(verb)

to observe, watch

dépasser

(verb)

to exceed, to surpass, to overtake, to go past

lycée

(noun)

a public secondary school

fonctionner

(verb)

to function, to work

profond

(adj.)

deep

fouiller

(verb)

to search

pomme

(noun)

apple

repos

(noun)

rest, ease, repose

goûter

(verb)

to taste, to try

conversation

(noun)

conversation

insister

(verb)

to insist, emphasize

gare

(noun)

railway station

transformer

(verb)

to transform

annuler

(verb)

to cancel

empreinte

(noun)

imprint

réunir

(verb)

to gather, collect

médicament

(noun)

drug, medication, medicine, pharmaceutical, prescription

blessure

(noun)

wound

piger

(verb)

to understand, to get, to catch on, to twig, to cotton on

punir

(verb)

to punish

renoncer

(verb)

to resign, to quit

déclarer

(verb)

to declare

queue

(noun)

tail

confier

(verb)

to confide

malin

(adj.)

nocive, pernicious

théâtre

(noun)

theatre

leçon

(noun)

lesson

violence

(noun)

violence

ministre

(noun)

minister

rompre

(verb)

to break

titre

(noun)

heading, title

éclater

(verb)

to burst, to break, to shatter

alcool

(noun)

alcohol, especially domestic, medical, methylated spirits

poulet

(noun)

chicken

péché

(noun)

sin

invité

(noun)

guest

court

(adj.)

short

éloigner

(verb)

to remove

porc

(noun)

pork

allonger

(verb)

to lay down

front

(noun)

forehead

appuyer

(verb)

to press, push

résoudre

(verb)

to resolve

artiste

(noun)

artist

geste

(noun)

gesture

université

(noun)

university

chauffeur

(noun)

stoker, fireman

fabriquer

(verb)

to make, to build , to manufacture

mouvement

(noun)

movement

marque

(noun)

mark

agréable

(adj.)

pleasurable, nice, pleasant, agreeable

autrement

(adv.)

otherwise

nombre

(noun)

number

balancer

(verb)

to swing

vitesse

(noun)

speed

filmer

(verb)

to film

chaise

(noun)

chair, seat

puissant

(adj.)

powerful, mighty

manteau

(noun)

coat

ouvert

(adj.)

open

joyeux

(adj.)

joyful, happy

déconner

(verb)

to pull out, "decunt"

saint

(noun)

a male saint, masculine of sainte

heureusement

(adv.)

luckily, fortunately

naturel

(adj.)

natural

voiler

(verb)

to veil

naissance

(noun)

birth

former

(verb)

to form

signal

(noun)

signal

concentrer

(verb)

to concentrate

succès

(noun)

success

nana

(noun)

chick, bird

enfoiré

(noun)

dickhead, fuckhead, shithead

infirmier

(noun)

nurse

relever

(verb)

to stand up , to stand, to right

fruit

(noun)

fruit

violer

(verb)

to violate

page

(noun)

page

oeuf

(noun)

Misspelling of œuf.

coffre

(noun)

chest, box

neige

(noun)

snow, crystalline frozen precipitation

star

(noun)

star

sérieusement

(adv.)

seriously

poil

(noun)

hair

bêtise

(noun)

foolishness

disputer

(verb)

to dispute

innocent

(adj.)

innocent

lapin

(noun)

rabbit

salon

(noun)

living room

chaleur

(noun)

heat

désormais

(adv.)

henceforth, from now on

sage

(adj.)

wise: prudent, cautious, and judicious

pisser

(verb)

to piss

contacter

(verb)

to contact

hiver

(noun)

winter

collègue

(noun)

colleague

résister

(verb)

to resist

ajouter

(verb)

to add, append

convenir

(verb)

to admit, to agree

chaîne

(noun)

chain

couille

(noun)

nut, ball, bollock

faible

(adj.)

weak

réel

(adj.)

real

déplacer

(verb)

to move

bloquer

(verb)

to block , to barricade, to obstruct

corde

(noun)

rope

aveugle

(adj.)

blind

identifier

(verb)

to identify

minuit

(noun)

midnight

veiller

(verb)

to stay up, sit up

politique

(adj.)

political

rattraper

(verb)

to get back

planter

(verb)

to plant

demi

(adj.)

half

égal

(adj.)

equal

étudiant

(noun)

student

prisonnier

(noun)

prisoner

caisse

(noun)

box, crate

viser

(verb)

to aim, to target

génie

(noun)

genie

tribunal

(noun)

tribunal

malheureux

(adj.)

unhappy, miserable, poor

millier

(noun)

thousand, a number of about a thousand

lèvre

(noun)

lip

prof

(noun)

teacher, professor

perte

(noun)

loss

promener

(verb)

to walk , to go for a walk, to stroll

léger

(adj.)

light

venger

(verb)

to avenge, to take revenge

veste

(noun)

jacket

changement

(noun)

change

pilote

(noun)

pilot

terme

(noun)

terms

prudent

(adj.)

prudent, careful, cautious

pantalon

(noun)

trousers , pants

esclave

(noun)

slave

responsabilité

(noun)

responsibility

informer

(verb)

to inform, to enlighten, to impart knowledge

pression

(noun)

pressure

propriétaire

(adj.)

proprietary

maudit

(adj.)

damn, cursed, goddam

lier

(verb)

to link

ordinateur

(noun)

a computer, a computing device.

marié

(adj.)

married

fer

(noun)

iron

chair

(noun)

flesh

effrayer

(verb)

to frighten, to scare, to affray

fêter

(verb)

to celebrate

cauchemar

(noun)

nightmare

lundi

(noun)

Monday

élève

(noun)

schoolboy, pupil, student

saisir

(verb)

to take hold of, to grab

impliquer

(verb)

to implicate, to accuse

ordonner

(verb)

to arrange, to organise, sort out

poule

(noun)

hen

amitié

(noun)

friendship, amity

principal

(adj.)

main, key, principal

faveur

(noun)

favour

menteur

(noun)

liar

carrière

(noun)

racecourse

série

(noun)

series

indiquer

(verb)

to connote

perdu

(adj.)

lost

privé

(adj.)

private

examiner

(verb)

to examine

gaz

(noun)

gas

fesse

(noun)

buttock

puer

(verb)

to stink, to smell

douche

(noun)

shower

peindre

(verb)

to paint

sou

(noun)

sou

avaler

(verb)

to swallow

lien

(noun)

link

fatigué

(adj.)

tired

portable

(adj.)

portable

lors

(adv.)

then, at that time

marrant

(adj.)

funny, amusing

rencontre

(noun)

encounter

démarrer

(verb)

to start, to get started, to start up

prétendre

(verb)

to claim, to allege

criminel

(adj.)

criminal

vélo

(noun)

bike, bicycle, cycle

soutenir

(verb)

to support

singe

(noun)

monkey

vision

(noun)

vision, sight

envers

(noun)

reverse

russe

(adj.)

Russian

malheureusement

(adv.)

unfortunately

journaliste

(noun)

a journalist

gloire

(noun)

glory

somme

(noun)

sum, total

créature

(noun)

a creature, a living being, especially seen as the work of the divine Creator

midi

(noun)

noon, midday

heu

(noun)

hoy

côte

(noun)

rib

franchement

(adv.)

frankly, sincerely

amant

(noun)

lover

champion

(noun)

champion

affreux

(adj.)

frightful, causing fear

exiger

(verb)

to demand, require

inquiet

(adj.)

worried

victoire

(noun)

victory, win

forêt

(noun)

forest

chasseur

(noun)

a hunter

pistolet

(noun)

gun, pistol

visiter

(verb)

to visit

saigner

(verb)

to bleed, to be bleeding

herbe

(noun)

grass

bouge

(noun)

hovel, dive

identité

(noun)

identity

glisser

(verb)

to slip, to slide, to skid

gaffe

(noun)

gaffe, blunder, goof-up , cock-up

national

(adj.)

national

patte

(noun)

paw

apercevoir

(verb)

to see, to glimpse, to catch sight of

offre

(noun)

offer

frontière

(noun)

boundary, frontier, border

poids

(noun)

weight

social

(adj.)

social, related to society, community

couverture

(noun)

blanket

curieux

(adj.)

curious, inquisitive, intrigued, wondering, possessing curiosity

réserver

(verb)

to reserve, to make a reservation , to book

univers

(noun)

universe

provoquer

(verb)

to provoke, bring on, bring about

policier

(adj.)

police

trembler

(verb)

to tremble, shake

embêter

(verb)

to bug, bother, annoy

opinion

(noun)

opinion

confirmer

(verb)

to confirm

passion

(noun)

passion

puissance

(noun)

power

moteur

(noun)

motor, engine

fortune

(noun)

fortune

disque

(noun)

disc

participer

(verb)

to participate

cible

(noun)

target

crétin

(noun)

cretin

aile

(noun)

wing

lunette

(noun)

telescope

rare

(adj.)

rare

essence

(noun)

essence

décevoir

(verb)

to disappoint

foutu

(adj.)

done for, screwed, fucked, doomed

paradis

(noun)

paradise

réagir

(verb)

to react, respond

hurler

(verb)

to shout, to yell

aéroport

(noun)

airport

piège

(noun)

trap, snare, booby trap

pédé

(noun)

fag, poof, queer

haine

(noun)

hatred, hate

enregistrer

(verb)

to record for later replay or use, especially sound

coupe

(noun)

goblet, cup

enfance

(noun)

childhood

science

(noun)

science

autorité

(noun)

authority

ballon

(noun)

ball

charge

(noun)

load, burden

parc

(noun)

park

zéro

(noun)

zero, nought, oh

épée

(noun)

sword

limite

(noun)

limit

échange

(noun)

exchange

aise

(noun)

satisfaction

fixer

(verb)

to fix, fasten

prière

(noun)

prayer

rivière

(noun)

a river

révéler

(verb)

to reveal, to give away

évident

(adj.)

evident, obvious

champagne

(noun)

champagne

vendredi

(noun)

Friday

suspect

(adj.)

suspicious, suspect

bouton

(noun)

button

épaule

(noun)

shoulder

cassette

(noun)

treasure box

déménager

(verb)

to move

admirer

(verb)

to admire

théorie

(noun)

theory

style

(noun)

style

émission

(noun)

emission

escalier

(noun)

step, stair

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