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The 2000 most common words in French 🇫🇷

French words ranked by how often they appear, each with its translation and an example sentence. Press the speaker to hear a word.

#	French	English	Example
1	êtreverb	to be	Vous devez être plus clairs.You must be clearer.
2	avoirnoun	asset, possession
3	pasnoun	step, pace, footstep	Des pas qu’on gravait dans la neige sont partis avec le printemps.Steps we etched in the snow are gone with the [arrival of] spring.
4	allerverb	to go
5	faireverb	to do	Fais pas ton innocent avec moi.Don't act like you're so innocent around me./Don't give me that innocent act.
6	unenoun	front page
7	direverb	to say, to tell
8	pouvoirverb	can, to be able to	Il se peut que je sois malade.It could be that I'm ill / I may be ill. / I could be ill.
9	quipronoun	who, whom	Tu as vu qui ?Who have you seen?
10	vouloirverb	to want, wish, desire	Je veux voir le soleil.I want to see the sun.
11	ellepronoun	she	Je crois qu’elle est partie.I think she left.
12	savoirverb	to know	Savais-tu qu’il parle si bien l’anglais?Did you know that he speaks English so well?
13	bienadjective	good, all right, great
14	voirverb	to see	Je vois ma mère là-bas.I see my mother over there.
15	plusadverb	more, -er	Plus je vois, plus je veux.The more I see, the more I want.
16	nonadverb	no
17	avecadverb	too, also	Il en est vraiment content. —Bien, moi avec.He's really happy about it. —Well, me too.
18	moipronoun	me
19	devoirnoun	duty
20	ouiadverb	yes
21	ilspronoun	they
22	toutadverb	all
23	venirverb	to come
24	toipronoun	you	Car tu es mon espérance, Seigneur Éternel! En toi je me confie dès ma jeunesse.For you are my hope, Eternal Lord! In you I entrust myself since my youth.
25	iciadverb	here
26	rienpronoun	nothing	Rien ne se perd, rien ne se crée, tout se transforme.Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed.
27	suivreverb	to follow	Je t’invite à me suivre.I invite you to follow me.
28	parlerverb	to speak, talk
29	prendreverb	to take	Pour finir dans deux heures, ça prend trois personnes.To finish in two hours, it'll take three people.
30	alorsadverb	then
31	chosenoun	thing	Les Agrigentins avaient en usage commun d’enterrer sérieusement les bêtes qu’ils avaient eu chères, comme les chevaux de quelque rare mérite, les chiens et les oiseaux utiles, ou même qui avaient servi de passe-temps à leurs enfants : et la magnificence qui leur était ordinaire en toutes autres choses paraissait aussi singulièrement à la somptuosité et nombre de monuments élevés à cette fin, qui ont duré en parade plusieurs siècles depuis.The Agrigentines had a common use solemnly to inter the beasts they had a kindness for, as horses of some rare quality, dogs, and useful birds, and even those that had only been kept to divert their children; and the magnificence that was ordinary with them in all other things, also particularly appeared in the sumptuosity and numbers of monuments erected to this end, and which remained in their beauty several ages after.
32	parnoun	par
33	sonnoun	sound	Le son de ce piano est agréable.The sound of this piano is nice.
34	croireverb	to believe	Il jure qu’il dit la vérité. Je ne le crois pas.He swears that he's telling the truth. I do not believe him.
35	aimerverb	to love	Donne-moi une raison de t’aimer.Give me a reason to like you.
36	falloirverb	to need, have to, to be necessary	Il faut que j’y ailleI need to go.
37	trèsadverb	very
38	quoipronoun	what	Je sais quoi faire.I know what to do.
39	bonadjective	good	Cette meuf est fin bonne !That chick is fine as hell!
40	passerverb	to go past	L’assassin n’avait donc pas passé par là et ne pouvait se sauver par là […]The murderer, therefore, could not have entered that way and could not possibly escape that way.
41	penserverb	to think, reflect, concentrate one's mind on something	Penser tout haut.Think aloud, speak one's mind freely.
42	aussiadverb	too, also, as well	Dans le bois, quand mon fils dormait et que tu dormais aussi, j’ai failli t’embrasser tout doucement.In the wood, when my son was sleeping and you were sleeping too, I almost kissed you softly.
43	jamaisadverb	never
44	attendreverb	to wait for, to await	J’attends mon cousin à la gare.I'm waiting for my cousin at the station.
45	pourquoiadverb	why
46	trouververb	to find, to retrieve something lost, turn up something hidden, or encounter something previously unknown to one	Quand est-ce qu’elle a trouvé les clés ?When did she find the keys?
47	laisserverb	to leave, to leave behind	Laissez le pistolet sur la tableLeave the gun on the table
48	arriververb	to arrive	On est arrivés à Paris vers 9 heures.We arrived in Paris around 9 o'clock.
49	donnerverb	to give, to transfer the possession/holding of something to someone else	Finalement, ayant perdu l’esprit sans ressource, il vint à donner dans la plus étrange pensée dont jamais fou se fût avisé dans le monde.Finally, having lost his mind completely, he happened to come across the strangest thought in the world of which a crazy person ever conceived.
50	regarderverb	to look at	Tu regardes quoi ?What are you looking at?
51	encoreadverb	still
52	appelerverb	to call	Appelle-moi ce soir.Call me this evening.
53	hommenoun	man	C’est un homme bien, le meilleur d’entre nous.He's a good man, the best of us.
54	partirverb	to share, to share out, to divide	Avoir maille à partir avec quelqu’un.To have scores to settle with someone, to have a bone to pick with someone.
55	petitadjective	small	Certaines personnes sont vraiment petites à propos des plus petites choses.Some people are really petty about the smallest things.
56	toujoursadverb	always	Parfois, peut-être même souvent, mais certainement pas toujoursSometimes, maybe even often, but certainly not always
57	journoun	day	L’aube du jour commençait à poindre quand don Quichotte sortit de l’hôtellerie, si content, si glorieux, si plein de ravissement de se voir armé chevalier, que sa joie en faisait tressaillir jusqu’aux sangles de son cheval.The dawn of the day was beginning to break when Don Quixote left the inn, so content, so glorious, so full of ravishment of seeing himself armed a knight, that his joy made him tremble all the way to the girths of his horse.
58	femmenoun	woman	Ta grandeur morale, image de l’infini, est immense comme la réflexion du philosophe, comme l’amour de la femme, comme la beauté divine de l’oiseau, comme les méditations du poète. Tu es plus beau que la nuit. Réponds-moi, océan, veux-tu être mon frère ?Your moral grandeur, image of infinity, is as vast as the philosopher's reflections, as woman's love, as the divine beauty of the bird, as the meditations of the poet. You are more beautiful than the night. Answer me, ocean, will you be my brother ?
59	tempsnoun	time
60	maintenantadverb	now, currently
61	vienoun	life, the state of organisms prior to death	La vie a drôlement augmenté depuis quelque temps : il ne me reste plus grand-chose quand j’ai payé tous les impôts.The cost of living has really been going up lately: I don't have much left once I've paid all my taxes.
62	mettreverb	to put, to place	il a pris un chiffon grisâtre et l’a mis sur la plaieHe took a grayish cloth and placed it over the wound.
63	resterverb	to stay	On est restés à l’hôtel pendant une bonne part du séjour, on était tous malades.We stayed at the hotel for a good part of the trip, we were all sick.
64	arrêterverb	to halt, to stop	Aujour-d’hui que la Constitution est définitivement arrêtée...Now that the Constitution is definitively settled...
65	vraimentadverb	truly, really, genuinely	Elle est vraiment belle.She is really beautiful.
66	connaîtreverb	to know , to be familiar with	Après la levée de l’état de siège, les tribunaux militaires continuent de connaître des crimes et délits dont la poursuite leur avait été déférée.After the lifting of the state of siege, the military tribunals continue to address crimes and offences whose prosecution has been submitted to them.
67	sûradjective	sure, certain
68	mercinoun	mercy
69	tuerverb	to kill	Il les a tués! Il a tué tous!He killed them! He killed everyone!
70	commentadverb	how
71	mourirverb	to die, to be dying	Ô nuit désastreuse ! ô nuit effroyable, où retentit tout à coup, comme un éclat de tonnerre, cette étonnante nouvelle : Madame se meurt, Madame est morte !O disastrous night! O terrible night, in which suddenly rings out, like a thunderclap, the shocking news: Madame is dying, Madame is dead!
72	demanderverb	to ask	Elle s’est demandé ce qu’elle devait faire.She wondered what she had to do.
73	mêmeadverb	even
74	peut-êtreadverb	maybe, perhaps	Peut-être que je vais bientôt partir.Maybe I will leave soon.
75	dieunoun	a god, male divinity
76	foisnoun	time	J’y vais deux fois par mois.I go there twice a month.
77	pèrenoun	father
78	peuadverb	little, not very much/many	Il est peu intelligent.He is not very intelligent.
79	comprendreverb	to understand, comprehend	Est-ce que vous avez bien compris ?Did you understand?
80	seuladjective	lonely
81	sortirverb	to exit, go out, come out
82	tropadverb	too, too much	La soupe est trop chaude.The soup is too hot.
83	fillenoun	girl	Je vous présente mes fils, Gérard-Marcel et Pierre-Vincent, et mes filles, Marie-Léonore et Jacqueline-Hélène.May I introduce you to my sons, Gérard-Marcel and Pierre-Vincent, and my daughters, Marie-Léonore and Jacqueline-Hélène.
84	mondenoun	world	C’est la plus belle fille du monde.She is the most beautiful girl in the world.
85	vraiadjective	true	Est-il vrai que vous ayez dit qu’il a besoin de notre aide ?Is it true that you said he needs our help?
86	autreadjective	other	Donnez-moi un autre exemple.Give me another example.
87	besoinnoun	need
88	accordnoun	chord
89	aminoun	friend	Nous devons toujours être aux côtés de nos parents et de nos amis.We must always stand by our family and our friends.
90	monsieurnoun	mister, sir	Il y a un monsieur pour vous voir.There's a gentleman here to see you.
91	enfantnoun	child
92	entendreverb	to hear
93	voilàverb	there is	Voilà l’homme tout entier, s’en prenant à sa chaussure alors que c’est son pied le coupable.There is man in his entirety, blaming his shoe when his foot is guilty.
94	chercherverb	to look for, to seek	Je cherche du boulot.I'm looking for some work.
95	heurenoun	hour, time	C’est l’heure de partir.It's time to leave.
96	aiderverb	to help, to aid
97	mèrenoun	mother
98	déjàadverb	already
99	beauadjective	handsome, fine, attractive	Il fait beau.It is nice out.
100	essayerverb	to test, to try on	J’essaie vraiment d’ t’aider sans m’oublier.I'm truly trying to help you without forgetting myself.
101	quelpronoun	what
102	justeadjective	fair, just	Elle n’est que trop juste en un si grand malheurIt is only too appropriate in such misfortune
103	grandadjective	big, great, grand	Il est grand comment ?How tall is he ?
104	quelqu'unpronoun	one	Il y a quelqu’un ici qui parle français ?Is there anybody here who speaks French?
105	beaucoupadverb	much, very much, a lot
106	revenirverb	to come back, to return	Est-ce que la lumière reviendra ? Est-ce qu’on retrouvera le sommeil ? Y aura-t-il un nouveau soleil, quelqu’un d’autre qui brillera ?Will the light return? Will we get back to sleep? Will there be a new sun, someone else who will shine?
107	doncadverb	therefore, consequently, thus	Je pense, donc je suis.I think, therefore I am.
108	plaireverb	to please, to appeal to
109	maisonnoun	house
110	gensnoun	set of people	Ces gens-là ont toujours été sympas avec moi.Those people have always been kind to me.
111	aprèsadverb	afterwards
112	nuitnoun	night
113	personnenoun	person	Mais les noms présentent des personnes — et des villes qu’ils nous habituent à croire individuelles, uniques comme des personnes — une image confuse qui tire d’eux, de leur sonorité éclatante ou sombre, la couleur dont elle est peinte uniformément comme une de ces affiches, entièrement bleues ou entièrement rouges, dans lesquelles, à cause des limites du procédé employé ou par un caprice du décorateur, sont bleus ou rouges, non seulement le ciel et la mer, mais les barques, l’église, les passants.But names present to us—of persons and of towns which they accustom us to regard as individual, as unique, like persons —a confused picture, which draws from the names, from the brightness or darkness of their sound, the colour in which it is uniformly painted, like one of those posters, entirely blue or entirely red, in which, on account of the limitations imposed by the process used in their reproduction, or by a whim on the designer's part, are blue or red not only the sky and the sea, but the ships and the church and the people in the streets.
114	soirnoun	evening
115	nomnoun	a name, especially a last name or family name
116	bonjournoun	greetings, hello	Tu passeras le bonjour à ta mère !You will say hello to your mother!
117	jouerverb	to play	Est-ce que tu voudrais jouer à un jeu avec moi ?Would you like to play a game with me?
118	finirverb	to finish, end, complete
119	peurnoun	fear
120	perdreverb	to lose	J’ai perdu les clés, mais un de mes amis les a trouvées.I lost my keys, but one of my friends found them.
121	mamannoun	mummy, mommy, mom, mum	Au revoir, maman, je t’appelle demain.Bye, Mom, I'll call you tomorrow.
122	sentirverb	to smell	Lui cherchant alors un nom qui ne s’écartât pas trop du sien, qui sentît et représentât la grande dame et la princesse, il vint à l’appeler Dulcinée du Toboso, parce qu’elle était native de ce village : nom harmonieux à son avis, rare et distingué, et non moins expressif que tous ceux qu’il avait donnés à son équipage et à lui-même.Through searching himself thus for a name that did not diverge too much from his own, that would give a feeling of and represent the great lady and princess, he came to call her Dulcinea del Toboso, because she was a native of this village [Toboso]: a name in his opinion harmonious, rare and distinguished, and no less expressive than all the ones that he had given to his team and to himself.
123	rentrerverb	to go back, to re-enter	rentrer dans la sallego back in the room/re-enter the room
124	avantadverb	beforehand, earlier
125	problèmenoun	problem
126	argentnoun	silver
127	vivreverb	to live
128	rendreverb	to give back, to return, to restore	Les Français libérés lors d’une opération de secours après s’être rendus dans une zone étrangère dangereuse pourraient devoir en régler la facture.French people liberated during a rescue operation after having gotten themselves into a dangerous foreign zone may have to pay the bill.
129	tenirverb	to have, to hold	"J'me tenais dans l’ouest de la ville, ça me fait plus peur l’exil"I used to hang out in the west end; exile doesn't scare me anymore.
130	mainnoun	hand
131	celapronoun	that
132	viteadverb	quickly
133	oublierverb	to forget	J’essaie vraiment d’ t’aider sans m’oublier.I'm truly trying to help you without forgetting myself.
134	airnoun	air
135	depuisadverb	ever since, since then
136	filsnoun	son
137	travaillerverb	to work	Il ne fait que travailler.All he does is work.
138	têtenoun	head
139	coupnoun	blow, hit, strike	Cette meuf, c’était le meilleur coup de ma vie.This bird was the best shag of my life.
140	écouterverb	to listen	J’écoute la radio.I am listening to the radio.
141	raisonnoun	reason
142	mangerverb	to eat	J’ai mangé de la viande pour le souper.I ate some meat for dinner.
143	mortadjective	dead	Le roi est mort.The king is dead.
144	amournoun	love	J’ai deux amours / Mon pays et ParisI have two loves / My country and Paris
145	malnoun	trouble, difficulty	Aïe, j’ai mal au bras !Ouille, j’ai mal aux dents! Et toi, le lit, tu n’as pas mal aux pieds ?Non, mais j’ai mal à la tête.Moi, j’ai mal aux oreilles !Argh, my arms hurt!Oww, my teeth hurt! How about you, bed, don't your legs hurt?No, it's my head that hurts.As for me, my ears hurt!
146	entrerverb	to enter	Entrer dans la salle.Enter the room.
147	devenirnoun	future
148	commencerverb	to begin, commence
149	momentnoun	moment	Ça fait un moment que je l’attendsI've been waiting for him for a while
150	dernieradjective	last	Il est parti le mois dernier.He left last month.
151	voiturenoun	car
152	demainadverb	tomorrow	Demain c’est dimanche.Tomorrow is Sunday.
153	ellespronoun	they
154	payerverb	to pay
155	tirerverb	to draw, drag, pull	Ils s’imaginent qu’en ne répondant pas, ou qu’en répondant n’importe quoi, quitte à se contredire toutes les cinq minutes, ils parviendront à s’en tirer.They imagine they can save themselves by refusing to answer questions—or by answering at random and even contradicting themselves every five minutes.
156	ouvrirverb	to open	À peine arrivé, il a ouvert les hostilités.He initiated hostilities almost as soon as he arrived.
157	faitnoun	fact
158	changerverb	to exchange
159	questionnoun	question
160	tomberverb	to fall	Un tamis placé à l’intérieur du dispositif empêchera les choses de tomber dans le tube.A screen placed inside the device will keep things from falling into the tube.
161	assezadverb	enough	T’as mis la barre assez haut.You set the bar pretty high.
162	foutreverb	to do, to fuck around with, to dick around, to fritter, to tinker	Qu’est-ce qu’elles foutent ?What the fuck are they doing?
163	excuserverb	to excuse
164	affairenoun	business, matter, affair	"Cibole! C’est pas le genre d’affaire qu’on oublie!""Dangit! It's not the kind of stuff you just forget!"
165	dormirverb	to sleep
166	combienadverb	how much	Est-ce que tu crois que l’on oublie ? Combien de temps faut-il attendre ? Combien de nuits pour désapprendre à se retourner dans son lit ?Do you believe that one forgets? How long [lit. how much time] must one wait? How many nights to break the habit of rolling over in one's bed?
167	frèrenoun	brother	Mon frère n’a rien fait.My brother didn't do anything.
168	travailnoun	work, labor
169	idéenoun	idea	Tous les enfans ſont des athées; ils n’ont aucune idée de Dieu: ſont-ils donc criminels à cauſe de cette ignorance?All children are born atheists; they have no idea of God. Are they then criminal on account of their ignorance?
170	famillenoun	family
171	trucnoun	procedure, technique
172	tantadverb	so much
173	premieradjective	first	Le premier élément de la liste est un zéro.The first element of the list is zero.
174	touspronoun	all
175	occuperverb	to occupy, to take up	Moi, je m’occupe des clients.Me, I'll take care of the clients.
176	marcherverb	to walk	Il marche au milieu de la rue.He is walking in the middle of the street
177	chancenoun	chance
178	aujourd'huiadverb	today
179	envoyerverb	to send
180	histoirenoun	story
181	tardadverb	late	Je ne pense qu’à aujourd’hui. C’est trop tard pour hier.I'm thinking only of today. It's too late for yesterday.
182	apprendreverb	to learn	Grâce à vous, j’en apprends tous les jours.Thanks to you, I learn every day.
183	minutenoun	minute
184	boireverb	to drink	Je rêve de boire à tes motsI dream of drinking to your words
185	garderverb	to keep, to retain, to store, to save	Elle a le droit de garder secrètes la plupart de ses caractéristiques.She has the right to keep most of her characteristics secret.
186	typenoun	type, sort, kind
187	portenoun	door
188	montrerverb	to show	Montre-le-moi.Show it to me.
189	mecnoun	guy, fellow, bloke, chap, dude, boyfriend	Quel mec a volé mon pantalon?Which guy stole my pants?
190	asseoirverb	to sit down, to get seated	Assieds les enfants sur des chaises !Sit the children down on chairs!
191	fouadjective	mad, crazy
192	porterverb	to carry
193	annéenoun	year
194	souvenirverb	to remember	Est-ce que vous vous souvenez de ce que vous m’avez dit la semaine dernière ?Do you remember what you told me last week?
195	prêtadjective	ready	Tenez-vous prêt pour partir dans deux heures.Be ready to leave in two hours.
196	prierverb	to pray
197	pendantadjective	hanging
198	moisnoun	month
199	servirverb	to serve	Je suis allée en France avec ma mère l’année dernière et le serveur nous a servi des escargots!I went to France last year with my mother and the waiter served us escargots!
200	putainnoun	whore, hooker
201	écrireverb	to write	Qu’est-ce que t’aimes ? Qu’est-ce que t’aimes ? Sourire un peu bêtement, en silence écrire une lettre.What do you like? What do you like? To smile a little stupidly, in silence to write a letter.
202	partnoun	share	pour la part de mon amias far as my friend's concerned, as for my friend
203	eaunoun	water, a liquid that is transparent, colorless, odorless, and tasteless in its pure form, the primary constituent of lakes, rivers, seas, and oceans	Il buvait un verre d’eau fraîche.He drank a cool glass of water.
204	sangnoun	blood
205	placenoun	place, square, plaza, piazza
206	espérerverb	to hope
207	désolerverb	to sadden, distress
208	jeuneadjective	young	Il n’aime plus cette personne qu’il aimait il y a dix ans. Je crois bien : elle n’est plus la même ni lui non plus. Il était jeune et elle aussi ; elle est tout autre. Il l’aimerait peut-être encore telle qu’elle était alors.He no longer loves this person whom loved ten years ago. I quite believe it. She is no longer the same, nor is he. He was young and she also ; she is quite different. He would perhaps love her yet, if she were what she was then.
209	retrouververb	to find , to rediscover	Ils ont retrouvé le trésor qu’ils avaient enterré.They re-found the treasure they had buried.
210	villenoun	town, city
211	terrenoun	earth, soil
212	gagnerverb	to win	On a gagné la ligue !We won the league!
213	semainenoun	week	Je l’ai vu il n’y a pas plus longtemps qu’une semaine.I saw him no longer than a week ago.
214	acheterverb	to purchase, buy
215	longtempsadverb	for a long time, over a long period	Ça fait longtemps que ton frère habite chez toi ?Has your brother been living at your place for a long time?
216	garsnoun	lad, guy
217	chambrenoun	a chamber in its various senses, including:
218	côténoun	side	Elle est parti de ce côté !She went that way!
219	leurpronoun	them	Je leur ai donné un coup de main.I gave them a hand.
220	vieuxadjective	old	Au temps de sa pire misère, il remarquait que les jeunes filles se retournaient quand il passait, et il se sauvait ou se cachait, la mort dans l’âme. Il pensait qu’elles le regardaient pour ses vieux habits et qu’elles en riaient, le fait est qu’elles le regardaient pour sa grâce et qu’elles en rêvaient.At the period of his most abject misery, he had observed that young girls turned round when he passed by, and he fled or hid, with death in his soul. He thought that they were staring at him because of his old clothes, and that they were laughing at them; the fact is, that they stared at him because of his grace, and that they dreamed of him.
221	rappelerverb	to call again, to call back	Ton père a téléphoné. Peux-tu le rappeler ?Your father phoned. Can you call him back?
222	lireverb	to read
223	casnoun	case, situation
224	motnoun	word	Le poète est bien plus un évocateur de sentiments et d’images qu’un arrangeur de rimes et de mots.The poet is rather more an evoker of feelings and images than an arranger of rhymes and words.
225	seulementadverb	only
226	voiciverb	here is	Voici le fromage.Here's the cheese.
227	salutnoun	wave
228	monterverb	to go up, to climb	J’ai monté les valises.I brought up the cases.
229	désoléadjective	desolate
230	quitterverb	to discharge somebody from an obligation
231	policenoun	police
232	suitenoun	result
233	matinnoun	morning
234	emmenerverb	to take off, take away or out	Allez viens, j’t’emmène au vent / Je t’emmène au-dessus des gensCome on, I'll take you with me to the wind / I'll take you with me above the people
235	touchernoun	the act of touching
236	continuerverb	to continue
237	grosadjective	big, thick, fat	Mon petit copain a des gros doigts.My boyfriend has fat fingers.
238	enfinadverb	finally, in the end	Il sait ce qu’il doit faire, enfin c’est ce que j’espère.He knows what he has to do, or so I hope.
239	marinoun	husband
240	là-basadverb	there, over there
241	revoirverb	to see again
242	importerverb	to import	En quoi cela m’importe-t-il ?Why does that matter to me?
243	papanoun	papa, a child's father, also as form of address: dad, daddy	Papa, on va où ?Daddy, where are we going?
244	puisadverb	then, after, next
245	trainnoun	train
246	manquerverb	to lack, to be lacking in	Tu me manques.I miss you.
247	raconterverb	to recount, to tell, to narrate
248	ensembleadverb	together	Pour sûr que l’on est bien ensemble.We sure are good together.
249	mauvaisadjective	bad	Il a choisi la mauvaise réponse.He chose the wrong response.
250	filmnoun	movie, film
251	répondreverb	to reply, to answer	Tu dois répondre aux questions que je te pose.You must answer the questions I ask you.
252	garçonnoun	boy	Il a deux garçons et une fille.He has two boys and a girl.
253	corpsnoun	body
254	celuipronoun	the one	Le bon choix est celui que je vous ai indiqué.The right choice is the one I have indicated to you.
255	heureuxadjective	happy
256	loinadverb	far, distant	L’église est si loin de l’usine.The church is so far from the factory.
257	sauververb	to save, rescue, to protect
258	chaqueadjective	each
259	retournerverb	to turn over, turn upside-down, to turn	J’ai retourné le livre pour en voir le prix.I turned the book over to see the price of it.
260	rencontrerverb	to meet
261	volerverb	to fly	Quel mec a volé mon pantalon?Which guy stole my pants?
262	fermerverb	to shut	Ce professeur l’a fermé au sujet des mathématiques.That teacher turned him off maths.
263	valoirverb	to be worth	Selon leur mère, une femme vaut deux hommes.According to their mother, a woman is worth two men.
264	descendreverb	to go down
265	feunoun	fire
266	docteurnoun	a doctor	Je suis le docteur Pipo, Pipo.Je répare les pianos.Piano ! Piano ! Écoute-nous !Parle-nous ! Réponds-nous !I am Dr. Pipo, Pipo.I fix pianos.Piano! Piano! Listen to us!Talk to us! Answer us!
267	suffireverb	to be enough, to suffice
268	façonnoun	way, manner, fashion	Je n’aime pas la façon dont tu me parles.I don't like the way you speak to me.
269	nouveauadjective	new, novel
270	importantadjective	important	Il est important de se brosser les dents.It is important to brush your teeth.
271	semblerverb	to seem, to resemble	Il semblerait qu’il y ait des différences significatives entre les deux groupes.There would seem to be significant differences between the two groups.
272	compterverb	to count
273	joliadjective	pretty, cute
274	pointnoun	point
275	hieradverb	yesterday	[…] car il nous appartient que les choses changent dans le sens du meilleur, d’un meilleur peut-être précaire, et qui pourrait s’énoncer par cette maxime : mieux que rien, mieux qu’hier et mieux qu’aujourd’hui.[…] because it's up to us to change things for the better — a perhaps precarious better — and which could be stated by this maxim: better than nothing, better than yesterday, and better than today.
276	chiennoun	dog
277	dontpronoun	of/from whom/which, whose	Vous rappelez-vous ce dont je vous ai parlé ?Do you remember that of which we spoke?
278	guerrenoun	war	Le droit de la guerre est une expression pour désigner les lois, en général coutumières, sur lesquelles s’entendent les peuples ennemis lorsqu’ils sont en guerre.The law of war is an expression describing the laws, generally customary, that enemy peoples that are at war agree to.
279	genrenoun	kind	Le genre humain.The human race
280	merdenoun	turd, piece of feces, shit	J’ai marché dans une merde de chien.I stepped in dog shit.
281	marierverb	to wed, to marry	Ma voisine va se marier demain.My neighbour is getting married tomorrow.
282	armenoun	a weapon, arms
283	causenoun	cause
284	endroitnoun	place, spot	Le bar "Figaro" est un bon endroit pour boire.The “Figaro” bar is a good spot to drink.
285	ordrenoun	order
286	poserverb	to stop carrying, to put down	J’ai quelques questions à lui poser.I have a few questions to ask him.
287	restenoun	rest, remainder	J’ai fait ce matin une grande partie de ma tâche, ce soir je ferai le reste.I've done a large part of my assignment this morning; I'll do the rest this evening.
288	piednoun	foot
289	envienoun	desire, lust, urge
290	finnoun	end, close, finish
291	inquiéterverb	to worry
292	bougerverb	to move
293	plutôtadverb	earlier, sooner	Je n’aime pas le rouge. Je prends plutôt le noir.I don't like the red one. I'll take the black one instead.
294	apporterverb	to bring
295	pardonnoun	pardon, forgiveness
296	photonoun	photo
297	pleinadjective	full, full up
298	devantnoun	front
299	déciderverb	to decide	J’ai décidé d’aller à Paris pour l’été.I decided to go to Paris for the summer.
300	ainsiadverb	in this way, thus
301	droitnoun	right
302	vendreverb	to sell
303	écolenoun	school
304	cheradjective	dear
305	chefnoun	head	opiner du chefto nod
306	tournerverb	to turn	Faire tourner un programme sur son ordinateur.To run a program on one's computer.
307	cacherverb	to hide	Où as-tu caché mon cadeau?Where did you hide my gift?
308	boulotnoun	work	J’ai trop de boulot à faire.I've got too much work to do.
309	paysnoun	land, country, region, nation
310	possibleadjective	possible
311	expliquerverb	to explain
312	battreverb	to beat, to defeat	J’irai dans un bar ce soir. […] Je me battrai pour une place au comptoir.I'm going to a bar tonight. […] I will fight for a seat at the counter.
313	peinenoun	punishment
314	livrenoun	book
315	agirverb	to act	Il faut agir pour lutter contre la pauvreté.We must act in order to fight poverty.
316	imaginerverb	to imagine
317	tournoun	tower
318	adorerverb	to love, to adore
319	vériténoun	truth
320	recevoirverb	to receive
321	gentiladjective	helpful, kind	Elle reçut une petite tape gentille sur les fesses.She received an amiable little slap on the buttocks.
322	jeterverb	to throw	Et s’il me prend l’envie d’ m’en aller, enferme-moi et jette la cléAnd if I feel like leaving, lock me up and throw away the key
323	pleurerverb	to cry, to weep
324	bébénoun	baby	Cependant la princesse de Luxembourg nous avait tendu la main et, de temps en temps, tout en causant avec la marquise, elle se détournait pour poser de doux regards sur ma grand’mère et sur moi, avec cet embryon de baiser qu’on ajoute au sourire quand celui-ci s’adresse à un bébé avec sa nounou.Meanwhile the Princesse de Luxembourg had offered us her hand and from time to time, while she chatted to the Marquise, turned to bestow a kindly glance on my grandmother and myself, with that embryonic kiss which we put into our smiles when they are addressed to a baby out with its “Nana.”.
325	partienoun	part	Il y a deux parties principales de ce truc.There are two main parts to this thing.
326	jeunoun	game
327	amenerverb	to bring , take, fetch, give a lift, give a ride
328	instantadjective	pressing, insistent
329	parentnoun	relative, relation, family member	Nous devons toujours être aux côtés de nos parents et de nos amis.We must always stand by our family and our friends.
330	duradjective	hard, tough
331	servicenoun	service
332	plaisirnoun	pleasure
333	promettreverb	to promise	Est-ce que tout ce que l’on se promet a pu se perdre dans un désert ? Ne reste-t-il que des poussières une fois que l’amour est absent.Could everything we hope for have been lost in a desert? Nothing but dust remains once the love is lost.
334	mentirverb	to lie
335	bientôtadverb	soon
336	litnoun	bed
337	tellementadverb	so, so much, very	Il est tellement bon !He is so good!
338	utiliserverb	to use, to utilize	Si tu veux l’utiliser, demande d’abordIf you want to use it, ask first
339	lieunoun	place
340	coucherverb	to lay, to lay down	Le Soleil se lève à l’est et se couche à l’ouest.The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
341	presqueadverb	almost
342	dehorsadverb	outside	Le spectacle se déroule dehors, et c’est gratuit.The show will take place outside, and it's free.
343	préférerverb	to prefer
344	contentadjective	content, satisfied, pleased
345	pauvreadjective	poor
346	offrirverb	to offer, to provide	La tente n’offre donc que très peu d’abri aux membres d’équipage qui assurent la veille en surface.The tent doesn't offer, therefore, very much shelter to the members of the team who keep watch on the surface.
347	roinoun	king	Le roi est mort.The king is dead.
348	verrenoun	glass
349	réveillerverb	to awaken	Réveillez les soldats, on nous attaque !Awaken the soldiers, we're being attacked.
350	aucunpronoun	none, no-one	Aucun d’entre eux n’a été capable de répondre.No one among them could give an answer.
351	aidenoun	help, support	à l’aide d’un ordinateurwith the help of a computer
352	d'abordadverb	first, at first, right away	Okay, d’abord.Okay, then.
353	journéenoun	day
354	préparerverb	to prepare
355	numéronoun	number
356	permettreverb	to permit, to allow	Me permettrez-vous de le faire ?Will you allow me to do that?
357	ramenerverb	to take back, bring back, restore
358	enleververb	to remove, take off, take away, clear	Elle enleva ses lunettes et j’aperçus sa beauté.She took off her glasses and I glimpsed her beauty.
359	chériadjective	cherished, beloved
360	fortadjective	strong, powerful
361	lâcherverb	to release, to loosen, to let go	Le fils de Barberousse était si cruel et traitait si mal ses captifs, que ceux qui occupaient les bancs de sa chiourme ne virent pas plutôt la galère la Louve se diriger sur eux et prendre de l’avance, qu’ils lâchèrent tous à la fois les rames, et saisirent leur capitaine, qui leur criait du gaillard d’arrière de ramer plus vite ; puis se le passant de banc en banc, de la poupe à la proue, ils lui donnèrent tant de coups de dents, qu’avant d’avoir atteint le mât, il avait rendu son âme aux enfers....The son of Barbarossa was so cruel and treated his captives so badly, that those who occupied the benches of his galley no sooner saw the galley la Louve steering to them and advancing, that they let go of the oars all at once, and seized their captain, who yelled to them from the aftcastle to row faster; then passing him to each other from bench to bench, from the poop to the prow, they bit him so much, that before having reached the mast, he had rendered his soul to Hell....
362	choisirverb	to choose	Je n’ai pas eu le temps de choisir.I didn't have time to choose.
363	musiquenoun	music
364	conduireverb	to drive	Il conduit la voiture.He is driving the car.
365	fautenoun	error, mistake
366	calmerverb	to calm, pacify, soothe
367	mariagenoun	marriage	La distinction que font en droit certains pays entre le mariage et le partenariat domestique engendre des prestations et des droits différents.The distinction that the law of some countries made between marriage and domestic partnership has given rise to different benefits and rights.
368	bureaunoun	desk
369	routenoun	road
370	chanterverb	to sing
371	disparaîtreverb	to disappear	A noter que la caouanne, Caretta caretta, semble effectivement ne plus pondre en Corse, l’espèce n’a pas complètement disparu des côtes de France où, chaque année, quelques individus sont capturés involontairement par des engins de pêche.It should be noted that the loggerhead turtle, Caretta caretta, no longer seems to lay eggs in Corsica, but the species has not completely disappeared from French coastlines where, each year, several individuals are caught unintentionally in fishing apparatus.
372	leververb	to raise, lift
373	présenterverb	to present, to introduce
374	accepterverb	to accept
375	longadjective	long
376	cafénoun	coffee
377	propreadjective	own
378	confiancenoun	confidence
379	comptenoun	account
380	téléphonenoun	telephone	Oui, certainement, elle pensait à ma mère, elle attendait un coup de téléphone, enfin n’importe quoi ; ce n’était pas mystérieux, elle n’aurait eu qu’à le dire pour m’en donner l’idée.Yes, certainly, she was thinking of my mother, she was waiting for a phone call, or whatever, it wasn't mysterious, all she had to do was say it to give me some idea.
381	casserverb	to break
382	prochainadjective	upcoming
383	frapperverb	to hit, to strike, to bash	Un ange frappe à ma porteAn angel knocks at my door.
384	facileadjective	easy, simple	"Certes, ce n’est pas facile d’avoir 20 ans en 2020", concède Frank Delvau, reprenant l’expression utilisée par Emmanuel Macron, la veille."Certainly, it's not easy to be twenty years old in 2020," Frank Delvau conceded, picking up the expression used by Emmanuel Macron the day before.
385	attentionnoun	attention
386	rêvenoun	dream	Tu peux cracher même rire et tu le dois à ton étoile, à Marcos, à la joie, à la beauté des rêves, à la mélancolie, à l’espoir qui nous tient […]You can even spit out a laugh and you owe it to your star, to Marcos, to joy, to the beauty of dreams, to sadness, to the hope that we hold […]
387	copainnoun	friend, chum, mate , pal, buddy	Lorsque les copains se retrouvaient au café du coin, pour boire une bière, taquiner le flipper ou le baby-foot, il n’était accepté que parce qu’il régalait.When the mates met up in the café at the corner, to drink a beer, have a go at the pinball machine or the football table, he was only tolerated because he treated them.
388	maladeadjective	ill, unwell, sick	Elle est si malade qu’elle ne peut pas venir.She is so ill that she cannot come.
389	ruenoun	street, road
390	lettrenoun	letter
391	ignorerverb	to ignore
392	fêtenoun	winter holidays
393	couperverb	to cut, cut up, to chop, to sever	L’industrie coupe le lait avec de l’eau pour se faire plus d’argent.The industry is diluting milk with water to make more money.
394	espritnoun	immaterial or incorporeal substance
395	superadjective	superb, great
396	taireverb	to quieten, to shut up, to silence	Faites taire vos enfants !Shut your children up!
397	seigneurnoun	lord
398	flicnoun	copper, pig, rozzer,
399	parfoisadverb	sometimes
400	capitainenoun	captain, leader
401	âgenoun	age
402	autantadverb	so much	Pourquoi travaillez-vous autant ?Why do you work so much?
403	forcenoun	force	La justice sans la force est impuissante. La force sans la justice est tyrannique.Justice without force is powerless. Force without justice is tyrannical.
404	piècenoun	room
405	culnoun	butt, bum, ass, arse	En effet, le prince Vibescu marchait, comme on croit à Bucharest que marchent les Parisiens ; c’est-à-dire à tous petits pas pressés et en tortillant le cul.Indeed, Prince Vibescu used to walk as Bucharest folk believe Parisians walk, that's to say with rapid little footsteps and wriggling his arse.
406	difficileadjective	difficult
407	brasnoun	arm
408	tromperverb	to deceive, lead astray, mislead	New York est la capitale des États-Unis. Ah non, je me trompe, c’est Washington.New York is the capital of the United states. Wait, I'm wrong, it's Washington.
409	surtoutadverb	above all
410	ressemblerverb	to resemble	Ne trouvez-vous pas qu’elles ressemblent à leur mère ?Don't you find that they resemble their mother?
411	jurerverb	to swear, to promise by oath
412	plannoun	map	Quels sont tes plans pour cet été?What are your plans for this summer?
413	prisonnoun	prison
414	saleadjective	dirty	Le prof est capable de me fiche une sale note rien que parce qu’il m’a aperçue en ville le mercredi.The teacher can give me a bad grade just because he saw me in town on Wednesday.
415	courirverb	to run	Ce soir-là, en sortant du travail, je cours me réfugier dans le premier bar, en face de la gare.That evening, leaving work, I rush to take refuge in the nearest bar, opposite the station.
416	étatnoun	state, condition
417	remettreverb	to put back, replace	Quant à l’évêque, avoir vu la guillotine fut pour lui un choc, et il fut longtemps à s’en remettre.As for the bishop, seeing the guillotine had been a shock for him, and it took him a long time to get over it.
418	cartenoun	card
419	paixnoun	peace
420	noiradjective	black in colour
421	exactementadverb	exactly, quite
422	drôleadjective	funny, amusing	C’est drôle, mais c’est comme ça...It's weird, but that's how it is...
423	refuserverb	to refuse
424	présidentnoun	president	Voici le nouveau président de l’association.This is the new president of the association.
425	coursnoun	stream of water, river
426	graveadjective	serious	Quatre de ces voyelles sont graves: a, o, u, œu.Four of these are vowels are back [vowels], a, o, u, [and] œu
427	terminerverb	to end, to finish, to terminate	Il fallait terminer le match après une explosion.The game had to be brought to an end after an explosion.
428	cielnoun	sky
429	partoutadverb	everywhere
430	âmenoun	soul	C’est un village de 800 âmes.It's a village of 800 souls.
431	patronnoun	boss, employer	Mon patron m’a accordé quelques jours de vacances supplémentaires.My boss gave me some extra vacation days.
432	amuserverb	to amuse, to entertain
433	visagenoun	face
434	intéresserverb	to interest, to make interested	Je ne sais pas quoi faire pour l’intéresser...I don’t know what to do to interest him/her...
435	reconnaîtreverb	to recognize
436	rireverb	to laugh
437	médecinnoun	physician, doctor
438	rapportnoun	ratio
439	pardonnerverb	to pardon, forgive
440	avisnoun	opinion
441	embrasserverb	to hug, embrace	Elle m’en veut d’avoir embrassé son petit copain, et je ne pense pas qu’elle me pardonnera de sitôt.She's mad at me for kissing her boyfriend, and I don't think she'll forgive me anytime soon.
442	retournoun	return	Le retour de Zidane redonne de l’élan aux BleusThe return of Zidane gives the Blues [French national football team] back their spirits.
443	simpleadjective	single	comptabilité en partie simple et doublesingle-entry and double-entry bookkeping
444	danserverb	to dance
445	existerverb	to exist
446	différentadjective	different
447	souventadverb	often
448	lumièrenoun	light
449	génialadjective	ingenious, characteristic of a genius
450	libreadjective	free, at liberty
451	prèsadverb	near , close
452	dollarnoun	dollar
453	sûrementadverb	surely, certainly
454	pareiladjective	such	Je n’ai jamais vu une chose pareille.I've never seen such a thing.
455	hôpitalnoun	hospital
456	cecipronoun	this
457	réussirverb	to manage to do something	J’ai réussi tous mes examensI passed all my exams
458	bizarreadjective	bizarre, odd, strange, funny	Je me sens bizarre.I feel strange.
459	voixnoun	voice
460	protégerverb	to protect	Est-ce que nos souvenirs nous protègent ? Sont-ils emportés par le temps ?Do our memories protect us? Are they swept away by time?
461	honneurnoun	honor
462	tôtadverb	early
463	équipenoun	team
464	prévenirverb	to prevent, to avert, to guard against	C’est la meilleure méthode pour prévenir la fraude et la corruption.That is the best method of preventing fraud and corruption.
465	chevalnoun	horse
466	ailleursadverb	elsewhere, somewhere else	Si vous ne voulez pas que je sois ici, j’irai ailleurs.If you don't want me here, I'll go elsewhere.
467	maîtrenoun	master
468	avionnoun	aeroplane	– Qu’est ce que c’est que cette chose-là? – Ce n’est pas une chose. Ça vole. C’est un avion. C’est mon avion. Et j’étais fier de lui apprendre que je volais. Alors il s’écria: – Comment! tu es tombé du ciel!— What is that thing? — That's not a thing. It flies. It's an airplane. It's my airplane. And I was proud to teach him that I was flying. Then he exclaimed: — What! You fell from the sky!
469	boutnoun	end, extremity, tip
470	habiterverb	to live in, to occupy	L’homme habitait un appartement crasseux et sombre.The man lived in a dirty, dark flat.
471	faimnoun	hunger
472	ensuiteadverb	in turn, subsequently, thereafter, then
473	l'unpronoun	one	L’un et l’autre.One and the other.
474	froidadjective	cold
475	normaladjective	normal
476	dérangerverb	to bother, to disrupt	Si cela ne vous dérange pas, fermez la porte.If you don't mind, close the door.
477	reprendreverb	to take back, recover, regain	Je lui ai dit que j’aimerais reprendre un de mes vieux passe-temps, soit jouer du piano, soit apprendre une langue.I told him I'd like to get back to one of my old hobbies, either playing piano or learning a language.
478	onclenoun	uncle	Mon père et mon oncle sont jumeaux.My father and my uncle are twins.
479	prixnoun	prize	Gagnez un des trois prix en argent de 5000$ avec le concours Acmeconc.Win one of three cash prizes worth $5,000 in the Acmeconc competition.
480	retardnoun	delay
481	détruireverb	to destroy	Détruisez la famille et vous détruisez le pays.Destroy the family and you destroy the country. - Erin Pizzey
482	cadeaunoun	present, gift
483	pousserverb	to push	L’arbre pousse vite.The tree is growing quickly.
484	facenoun	face
485	gueulenoun	gullet, snout, face
486	cheminnoun	path, way, road
487	vivantadjective	alive
488	généralnoun	general
489	bateaunoun	a vessel of any size, a ship or boat
490	sacnoun	bag, sack
491	impossibleadjective	impossible
492	découvrirverb	to discover
493	erreurnoun	error	faire une erreur, commettre une erreurto make an error, to commit an error
494	soleilnoun	sun	Il fait soleil.It is sunny.
495	voyagenoun	trip, travel
496	sauterverb	to jump, leap	Leur fille est brillante, elle a sauté deux années.Their daughter is brilliant, she has skipped two years
497	rêververb	to dream	Échappée d’une couverture, je rêvais de l’aventureEscaped from a blanket, I dreamed of adventure
498	détesterverb	to thoroughly dislike, to hate, to detest
499	clairadjective	clear	On est des étoiles dans ce ciel bleu clair et on mettra les voiles quand on pourra le faire.We are stars in the light blue sky and we'll set sail when we can.
500	connoun	cunt, pussy	Comme un con qui dit ce qu’il pense, […] rien n’a plus de sens.Like an asshole who says what he thinks, [...] nothing makes sense anymore.
501	fauxadjective	false, untrue
502	paraîtreverb	to appear
503	ballenoun	ball	balle de golfgolf ball
504	empêcherverb	to stop, to prevent, to hinder	De la sorte, le banvin empêchait le débit de vins de qualité inférieure et servait l’intérêt général.In this way, the banvin prevented the output of poor-quality wines and served the general interest.
505	maintenirverb	to maintain
506	cheveunoun	a headhair
507	papiernoun	paper
508	sujetadjective	subject
509	supposerverb	to suppose, to think, to reckon, to surmise
510	tranquilleadjective	calm, quiet, tranquil, still, peaceful, serene
511	épouserverb	to marry, to wed
512	blancadjective	white color
513	tablenoun	table	Pourquoi as-tu laissé ces livres sur la table ?Why did you leave these books on the table?
514	clénoun	key	Et s’il me prend l’envie d’ m’en aller, enferme-moi et jette la clé.And if I feel like leaving, lock me up and throw away the key.
515	agentnoun	agent
516	approcherverb	to approach, to come close to, to move towards	Pourquoi es-tu si loin? Approche.Why are you so far away? Come closer.
517	sensnoun	meaning, sense	Je préfère fréquenter ceux qui manquent de bon sens.I prefer to associate with people who lack common sense.
518	craindreverb	to fear	J’ai perdu mon portefeuille. — Merde, ça craint.I've lost my wallet. — Shit, that sucks.
519	messagenoun	message	Un journal du matin suffira toujours à me donner de mes nouvelles : X . . . ., 26 décembre. - L’opérateur chargé de la station de télégraphie sans fil située à l’ Île du Sable, a capté un fragment de message qui aurait été lancé dimanche soir à telle heure par le . . . . Le message disait notamment : « Il y a quelque chose qui ne va pas » mais il n’indiquait pas la position de l’avion à ce moment, et, par suite de très mauvaises conditions atmosphériques et des interférences qui se produisaient, l’opérateur n’a pu comprendre aucune autre phrase, ni entrer de nouveau en communication. Le message était transmis sur une longueur d’onde de 625 mètres ; d’autre part, étant donné la force de réception, l’opérateur a cru pouvoir localiser l’avion dans un rayon de 80 kilomètres autour de l’ Île du Sable.A morning paper will always be adequate to give me my news : X . . ., December 26 -- The radio operator on the Ile du Sable has received a fragment of a message sent Sunday evening at such and such an hour by the . . . . The message said, in particular : "There is something which is not working" but failed to indicate the position of the plane at this moment, and due to extremely bad atmospheric conditions and static, the operator was unable to understand any further sentence, nor to make communication again. The message was transmitted on a wave length of 625 meters ; moreover given the strength of the reception, the operator states he can localize the plane within a radius of 50 miles around the Ile du Sable.
520	crierverb	to cry out
521	sallenoun	hall
522	inviterverb	to invite
523	effetnoun	effect
524	réfléchirverb	to ponder, to reflect	Tu dois réfléchir à ta conduite.You must reflect on your behaviour.
525	espècenoun	type, sort, kind
526	arrangerverb	to arrange	Depuis l’heure où mon arrêt m’a été prononcé, combien sont morts qui s’arrangeaient pour une longue vie !Ever since my sentence was passed, how many who were set for a long life have died!
527	naîtreverb	to be born
528	passénoun	past tense
529	boisnoun	wood
530	proposnoun	aim, intention
531	campnoun	camp
532	sortenoun	sort, kind, type
533	hôtelnoun	mansion, town house, hotel	Le palais épiscopal était un vaste et bel hôtel bâti en pierre au commencement du siècle dernier par monseigneur Henri Puget [...].The Bishops' Palace was a vast and beautiful building built of stone at the beginning of the last century by M. Henri Puget.
534	débutnoun	start, beginning
535	souffrirverb	to suffer
536	jambenoun	leg
537	remercierverb	to thank
538	choixnoun	choice
539	sécuriténoun	security, safety
540	baisernoun	kiss	Par le baiser que me donne ma pauvre Modeste, je devine ce qui se passe en elle : si elle a reçu ce qu’elle attend, ou si elle est inquiète. Il y a bien des nuances dans les baisers, même dans ceux d’une fille innocente, […]By the kiss my Modeste gives me I can guess what is passing within her. I know whether she has received what she was looking for, or whether she is uneasy or expectant. There are many gradations in a kiss, even in that of an innocent young girl, […]
541	avocatnoun	lawyer, attorney
542	attraperverb	to trap	Le renard s’est enfin laissé attraper au piège.The fox finally got caught in the trap.
543	clientnoun	client, retainer, follower
544	courantnoun	current
545	dépêcherverb	to send, dispatch
546	peuplenoun	people
547	damenoun	lady
548	dessusadverb	on
549	abandonnerverb	to give up
550	vérifierverb	to verify
551	journaladjective	That is relative to each day, journal
552	sérieuxadjective	serious
553	brûlerverb	to burn	La maison des voisins a brûlé.The neighbors' house has burnt down.
554	loinoun	law
555	fondnoun	back
556	gossenoun	child, kid
557	fricnoun	dosh, dough, bread
558	situationnoun	situation
559	saufadjective	safe
560	accidentnoun	accident
561	doutenoun	doubt	Il n’y avait pas le moindre doute sur l’identité de l’envahisseur.There wasn't the slightest doubt about the identity of the invader.
562	scènenoun	scene, stage	Les femmes ont longtemps été totalement absentes de l’histoire des relations internationales et de la scène diplomatique. A cet égard, le siècle qui s’achève ne marque, au mieux, que l’infléchissement tardif d’un phénomène qui connut, au XIXe siècle, une sorte d’apogée.Women have long been totally absent from the history of international relations and from the diplomatic scene. In this regard, the century which now comes to an end merely marks, at best, a belated change from a phenomenon which reached a certain apogee in the nineteenth century.
563	soldatnoun	soldier
564	amoureuxadjective	in love	Je suis amoureux de toiI'm in love with you
565	assurerverb	to assure, to ensure, to make sure	Des bénévoles assurent le nettoyage des lieux.Volunteers take care of the cleaning of the premises.
566	preuvenoun	evidence, proof
567	humainnoun	human
568	mernoun	sea	J’aime, j’aime, j’aime la solitude parfois. mais j’aime pas les cris quand ils ne s’arrêtent pas, quand les émotions me plongent en mer enragée, quand le manque de moi me fait divaguer.I love, I love, I sometimes love the loneliness/solitude. But I don't love the crying [cries] when it [they] won't stop, when the emotions plunge me into the enraged sea, when the absence of myself makes me wander.
569	silencenoun	silence
570	télénoun	TV, telly	Veux-tu regarder la télé?Do you want to watch TV?
571	victimenoun	victim
572	complètementadverb	completely
573	putenoun	whore, slut	Aller aux putesTo get oneself a whore
574	calmeadjective	calm
575	derrièreadverb	behind
576	gardenoun	a watch, guard
577	meurtrenoun	murder
578	groupenoun	group
579	crimenoun	a category of severe infractions within French law, with the strongest of penalties, a felony.
580	traiterverb	to treat
581	doucementadverb	softly
582	blesserverb	to wound, to injure	Il a été blessé par un coup de poignard au niveau des muscles abdominaux.He suffered a stab wound in the region of the abdominal muscles.
583	colonelnoun	a colonel, highest commissioned officer below generals
584	certainadjective	certain, for certain, indubitably	Il est certain qu’il viendra.It is certain that he will arrive.
585	secretadjective	secret
586	parolenoun	speech, language	perdre la parole / perdre l’usage de la paroleto lose one's ability to speak
587	tristeadjective	sad
588	hontenoun	shame
589	rougeadjective	red
590	dégagerverb	to free
591	soiréenoun	evening
592	dangereuxadjective	dangerous
593	arméenoun	army	Une doctrine militaire est constituée des principes fondamentaux selon lesquels l’armée ou certaines de ses parties accomplissent leurs tâches pour atteindre les objectifs nationaux.Military doctrine is made up of fundamental principles according to which the armed forces, or certain parts of them, perform their duties in order to achieve national objectives.
594	filerverb	to spin	Tu pourrais me filer le sel, s’il-te-plaît ?Can you gimme the salt, please?
595	risquerverb	to risk, to put at risk	J’ai risqué ma vie pour toi.I risked my life for you.
596	dosnoun	back
597	appelnoun	call
598	visitenoun	visit
599	menerverb	to lead, to take	Le bus va nous mener au château.The bus will lead us to the castle.
600	fleurnoun	flower, bloom, blossom, collectively, the reproductive organs and the envelope which surrounds them in angiosperms	Je suis allé cueillir une fleur dans les champs.I went to pick a flower in the fields.
601	attaquerverb	to attack	La Russie a attaqué l’Ukraine avec des missiles.Russia attacked Ukraine with missiles.
602	coinnoun	wedge, cornerpiece	L’église fait le coin.The church is just on the corner.
603	princenoun	prince
604	bordelnoun	brothel
605	professeurnoun	teacher	Professeur de français, professeur de mathématiques.French teacher, Maths teacher.
606	fumerverb	to smoke	J’en ressortais vers six heures, léger, lavé jusqu’à l’âme et fumant dans le froid comme un torchon mouillé.— I would re-emerge at about six o'clock, light and clean right through to the spirit, and steaming in the cold like a damp dishcloth.
607	répéterverb	to repeat
608	habitudenoun	habit
609	signerverb	to sign
610	ficherverb	to plug in, to drive something in by its point, as with a nail or a stake
611	mériterverb	to deserve, merit
612	réponsenoun	response, answer, reply	J’attends toujours une réponse à la question que je vous ai posée depuis trois jours.I'm still waiting for an answer to the question I've been asking you for three days.
613	rejoindreverb	to join, to join up
614	discuterverb	to argue, to debate
615	villagenoun	village
616	pourtantadverb	however, yet	Pourtant, ce qui l’inquiétait le plus, c’était de ne pas se voir armé chevalier ; car il lui semblait qu’il ne pouvait légitimement s’engager dans aucune aventure sans avoir reçu l’ordre de chevalerie.However, what worried him the most was not having been dubbed a knight; for it seemed to him that he could not legitimately engage in any adventure without having received the order of knighthood.
617	avancerverb	to advance, to go forward	Tu saurais m’avancer cinq euros ? Je te rembourse ça dans dix minutes.You couldn't lend me five euros, could you? I'll pay you back in ten minutes.
618	connerienoun	foolish act
619	reposerverb	to put down, to place
620	échapperverb	to escape , evade
621	formenoun	shape
622	bruitnoun	a noise
623	chacunpronoun	each, each one	Ces fromages coutent 1 euro chacun.These cheeses cost 1 euro each.
624	diablenoun	devil	... l’ensemble a l’aspect d’une brouette ou d’un diable, mais ne peut être que tiré, car, en poussant, la roue sortirait ...... the whole has the appearance of a wheelbarrow or a hand truck, but can only be pulled, because, when pushed, the wheel would come out ...
625	exemplenoun	example
626	chargerverb	to load
627	chatnoun	cat	Soudain, d’un seul élan, cela se précipita sur lui, avec un miaulement plaintif et la queue droite. C’était un jeune chat, menu et décharné, qui frottait sa tête contre les jambes de Bert, en ronronnant.It advanced suddenly upon him with a rush, with a little meawling cry and tail erect. It rubbed its head against him and purred. It was a tiny, skinny little kitten.
628	ennemiadjective	enemy
629	gaminnoun	street urchin, street kid
630	rendez-vousnoun	date
631	deboutadverb	standing, stood up, upright
632	obligerverb	to oblige, to require, to compel, to force someone )
633	trounoun	hole
634	idiotadjective	idiotic, stupid
635	accompagnerverb	to accompany, to escort
636	fenêtrenoun	window
637	oserverb	to dare	Je n’ose pas lui dire la vérité.I don't dare tell him the truth.
638	impressionnoun	an impression, the overall effect of something
639	intérieuradjective	interior
640	bouchenoun	mouth
641	lignenoun	line
642	absolumentadverb	absolutely, totally, completely
643	douxadjective	sweet	Ainsi emporté par de si douces pensées et par l’ineffable attrait qu’il y trouvait, il se hâta de mettre son désir en pratique.So taken away was he by such sweet thoughts and by the ineffable attraction that he found in them, he hurried to put his desire into practice.
644	regretterverb	to regret
645	murnoun	wall
646	enfernoun	Hell
647	prouververb	to prove
648	boîtenoun	box
649	santénoun	health	en bonne santéin good health
650	dînerverb	to dine
651	couvrirverb	to cover up, to cover
652	magnifiqueadjective	magnificent, splendid, superb
653	obtenirverb	to get, to obtain
654	cuisinenoun	kitchen	Brian est dans la cuisineBrian is in the kitchen.
655	vuenoun	sight
656	terribleadjective	terrible	Mais à peine se vit-il en chemin qu’une pensée terrible l’assaillit, et telle, que peu s’en fallut qu’elle ne lui fît abandonner l’entreprise commencée.But scarcely did he see himself on the road when a terrible thought assaulted him, and such that little was missing to make him abandon the enterprise he had started.
657	peaunoun	skin of a person or animal
658	éviterverb	to avoid
659	salaudnoun	bastard, wretch
660	conseilnoun	piece of advice
661	plaisanterverb	to joke
662	autouradverb	around
663	vinnoun	wine
664	exactadjective	exact, precise
665	virerverb	to bear, veer
666	supporterverb	to support	Je ne supporte pas le mot injustice.I can't bear the word injustice.
667	réglerverb	to sort out, to settle	On va régler le problème tout de suite.We will sort out that problem immediately.
668	doigtnoun	finger	Je vais me tremper les doigts de pied.I'll dip my toes in the water.
669	grâcenoun	grace, charm
670	étrangeadjective	strange
671	souhaiterverb	to wish , to hope	On vous souhaite tout le bonheur du mondePour aujourd’hui comme pour demainQue votre soleil éclaircisse l’ombreQu’il brille d’amour au quotidienWe wish you all the happiness in the worldFor today as for tomorrowMay your sun light up the shadowsMay it shine love everyday
672	basadjective	low
673	missionnoun	mission
674	créerverb	to create
675	chansonnoun	song
676	potenoun	mate , buddy
677	surveillerverb	to monitor, to survey, to watch
678	simplementadverb	simply
679	recommencerverb	to restart, start over, start again	Je veux m’enfuir, que tout recommence.I want to run away, that everything starts again.
680	robenoun	dress, frock	Ce cheval a une robe isabelle.This horse has a dun coat.
681	chaudadjective	warm, hot
682	billetnoun	ticket
683	spécialadjective	special
684	moyennoun	way, method, mean of doing something
685	sympaadjective	nice, likeable
686	vaisseaunoun	ship, vessel
687	moi-mêmepronoun	myself
688	coûterverb	to cost
689	postenoun	post office
690	comprisadjective	understood
691	anniversairenoun	birthday	C’est mon onzième anniversaire.It's my eleventh birthday.
692	signenoun	sign	Es-tu fait pour lui ? Es-tu fait pour moi ? Je n’attends qu’un signe de toi.Are you made for him? Are you made for me? I'm just waiting for a sign from you.
693	volnoun	flight
694	couleurnoun	color, colour	Au pays des couleurs, au pays des couleurs,Il’y a des oiseaux bleus,Et un lion jaune.Il’y a des oiseaux bleus,Et un lion jaune.Au pays des couleurs, au pays des couleurs,Il’y a des poissons rouges,Et un crocodile vert.Il’y a des poissons rouges,Et un crocodile vert.Il’y a des poissons rouges,Et un crocodile vert.Au pays des couleurs, au pays des couleurs,Il’y a des animauxDe toutes les couleurs.Il’y a des animauxDe toutes les couleurs.In the land of colors, in the land of colors,There are blue birds,And a yellow lion.There are blue birds,And a yellow lion.In the land of colors, in the land of colors,There are red fish,And a green crocodile.There are red fish,And a green crocodile.In the land of colors, in the land of colors,There are animalsOf all colors.There are animalsOf all colors.
695	imagenoun	picture, image
696	parierverb	to bet
697	estadjective	east
698	arbrenoun	tree
699	bièrenoun	beer
700	poissonnoun	fish
701	intérêtnoun	interest	Je ne vois vraiment pas l’intérêt de faire ça.I really don't see any point in doing this.
702	lieutenantnoun	lieutenant
703	dangernoun	danger
704	appartenirverb	to belong
705	remarquerverb	to observe
706	animalnoun	animal
707	raterverb	to miss
708	retirerverb	to take off, to remove	Elle retira sa chemise.She took off her shirt.
709	bordnoun	a border, edge, limit , boundary
710	tenterverb	to attempt	L’ennemi tenta une attaque frontale.The enemy attempted a frontal attack.
711	liberténoun	liberty, freedom
712	règlenoun	rule, regulation	La règle du Roi HenryKing Henry's rule.
713	banquenoun	bank
714	merveilleuxadjective	marvelous, brilliant
715	fieradjective	proud
716	partagerverb	to share	Le Canada entretient une relation de premier plan avec les États-Unis, pays avec lequel il partage la plus longue frontière non défendue du monde, frontière où les échanges économiques transfrontaliers sont parmi les plus importants du globe.Canada maintains a high-profile relationship with the United States, a country with which it shares the longest undefended border in the world, a border where the cross-border economic exchanges are among the most important on the globe.
717	classenoun	class, type, group
718	dossiernoun	back of furniture, to rest the sitter's back on
719	ressentirverb	to feel	Difficile à dire, c’est juste ce que je ressensDifficult to say, it’s just what I feel
720	bonheurnoun	happiness	Pourquoi est-ce qu’on part en vacances ? Pour le bonheur !Why do we go on vacation? To have a great time!
721	défendreverb	to defend
722	butnoun	aim
723	bandenoun	band, strip
724	fatiguerverb	to tire	Il ne se fatigue pas.He isn't making the effort; he isn't trying very hard.
725	radionoun	radio, tuner
726	prévoirverb	to anticipate, foresee, expect
727	celui-làpronoun	that one
728	hautadjective	high
729	camaradenoun	buddy, mate	On est camarades depuis le lycée.We've been buddies since high school. We've been mates since secondary school.
730	douterverb	to doubt	Il ne faut pas douter de la bonne foi de son interlocuteur.One must not doubt the intention of one's interlocutor.
731	oiseaunoun	bird
732	ventnoun	atmospheric wind
733	recherchenoun	research
734	apprécierverb	to appreciate
735	systèmenoun	system
736	fermeadjective	firm
737	capableadjective	able, capable
738	fuirverb	to escape	Le robinet fuit.The tap is leaking. The faucet is leaking.
739	ennuinoun	boredom, lassitude	Notre ennui, nos mœurs fades sont le résultat du système politique.Our boredom, our insipid customs, are the result of the political system.
740	tantenoun	aunt	Ma mère et ma tante sont jumelles.My mother and my aunt are twins.
741	hérosnoun	hero
742	dedansadverb	towards the inside, inwardly, internally
743	excellentadjective	excellent, splendid
744	pitiénoun	pity, mercy
745	appartementnoun	apartment, flat
746	bosserverb	to work
747	respirerverb	to breathe
748	entieradjective	whole
749	récupérerverb	to get back, to recover, to recuperate	Le premier ministre a tenté de récupérer la crise, mais l’opposition a rétorqué que celle-ci s’était produite sous sa gouverne.The premier tried to co-opt the crisis, but the opposition retorted that it had occurred on his watch.
750	douleurnoun	pain
751	libérerverb	to liberate, to set free, to release from captivity
752	sentimentnoun	a sentiment, general thought, sense or feeling
753	grand-pèrenoun	grandfather
754	sociéténoun	society
755	lancerverb	to throw
756	neznoun	nose
757	joienoun	joy
758	relationnoun	relation
759	témoinnoun	witness
760	acteurnoun	actor
761	moitiénoun	half
762	incroyableadjective	incredible
763	bainnoun	bath
764	durerverb	to last	Un match de football dure 90 minutes.A football match lasts 90 minutes.
765	marchénoun	market
766	laververb	to wash
767	dentnoun	tooth
768	là-dedansadverb	inside there
769	mademoisellenoun	Miss
770	adressenoun	address	Dès qu’ils aperçoivent un caret ou une tortue franche, ils tachent de les avoir à portée et dans le moment favorable ils lancent avec une adresse étonnante un des harpons en visant sur la tête ou la queue pour ne pas dommager les plaques latérales; qui dans les carets font la valeur de l’animal.As soon as they spot a loggerhead turtle or a green sea turtle, they try to get it within range, and when the time is right they launch with astonishing dexterity one of the harpoons, aiming for the head or the tail so as not to damage the side plates, which in turtles the value of the animal is found.
771	cousinnoun	cousin	Mon cousin et son fils sont venus me voir.My cousin and his son came to see me.
772	richeadjective	rich	Ses parents étant riches, il se permet de porter des vêtements à la modeHis parents are rich, so he can wear fashionable clothes
773	compagnienoun	company
774	sonnerverb	to sound	Sonner la cloche.Ring the bell.
775	chaussurenoun	shoe
776	oreillenoun	ear
777	grand-mèrenoun	grandmother
778	ancienadjective	old, former, ex-	Mon ancien petit ami m’a plaquée.My ex-boyfriend ditched me.
779	artnoun	art
780	devinerverb	to guess, to work out, figure out
781	inutileadjective	unused
782	ravirverb	to ravish
783	blaguenoun	pouch, especially for tobacco
784	avenirnoun	future
785	beauténoun	beauty	La beauté est une notion abstraite liée à de nombreux aspects de l’existence humaine. Ce concept est étudié principalement par la discipline philosophique de l’esthétique, mais il est également abordé en partie par d’autres domaines.Beauty is an abstract notion linked to many aspects of human existence. This concept is studied principally in philosophy and aesthetics, but it is also treated in other disciplines.
786	laissenoun	leash, lead
787	coursenoun	run, running
788	manièrenoun	manner, way
789	traverserverb	to cross, to go across
790	expériencenoun	experiment, trial, test	Cette expérience est toujours autant impressionnante.This experience is still as impressive .
791	soinnoun	care
792	cournoun	courtyard, yard
793	gaucheadjective	left
794	stupideadjective	stupid	Un hamster stupide se balade au bord d’une rivière. Tout à coup, il aperçoit son copain le hamster crétin de l’autre côté de la rive. Il veut le rejoindre et l’appelle :- Eh ! Hamster crétin, comment faire pour passer de l’autre côté de la rivière ?- Hamster stupide… T’es déjà de l’autre côté !A stupid hamster is walking on the riverside. All of sudden, he sees his buddy, the cretin hamster, on the other side of the bank. He wants to join him and calls him:- Hey! Cretin hamster, how can I get to the other side of the river?- Stupid hamster… Yer awready on the other side!
795	retenirverb	to retain, hold
796	listenoun	list
797	remonterverb	to go back up, to come back up, to climb again, to reclimb
798	réaliserverb	to direct
799	moquerverb	to mock
800	étudierverb	to study	Les premiers auteurs qui ont étudié ce phénomène, Taupin, Piorry, Hourmann , qui lui a donné le nom d’autophonie, Hornemann, ont eu le tort, d’après l’auteur, de donner à ce signe une signification symptomatique trop étendue, et de créer des variétés purement artificielles, en admettant l’autophonie normale, ægophonique, bronchophonique, etc.The first authors who studied this phenomenon, Taupin, Piorry, Hourmann , who gave it the name of autophony, Hornemann, had the mistake, according to the author, of giving this sign a symptomatic meaning that was too broad, and of creating purely artificial varieties, by admitting normal autophony, ægophonic, bronchophonic, etc.
801	installerverb	to install
802	couragenoun	courage
803	bleuadjective	blue
804	secoursnoun	aid, assistance, help
805	milieunoun	middle, center
806	proposerverb	to propose, suggest
807	contactnoun	contact, contact
808	inspecteurnoun	inspector
809	mignonadjective	cute
810	projetnoun	project
811	probablementadverb	probably
812	rôlenoun	role
813	risquenoun	risk	le risque d’une nouvelle guerre mondialethe risk of a new world war
814	actionnoun	action, act, deed	une action promotionnellea promotional campaign
815	angenoun	angel	Comme un ange en enfer, j’oublie mon nom.Like an angel in Hell, I forget my name.
816	avancenoun	early
817	intéressantadjective	interesting	Il faut que je parle avec les invités de quelque chose d’intéressant.I need to talk with the guests about something interesting.
818	languenoun	tongue	la langue dans la bouchethe tongue in the mouth
819	emporterverb	to take	Il lui parut convenable et nécessaire, aussi bien pour l’éclat de sa gloire que pour le service de son pays, de se faire chevalier errant, de s’en aller par le monde, avec son cheval et ses armes, chercher les aventures, et de pratiquer tout ce qu’il avait lu que pratiquaient les chevaliers errants, redressant toutes sortes de torts, et s’exposant à tant de rencontres, à tant de périls, qu’il acquît, en les surmontant, une éternelle renommée. Il s’imaginait déjà, le pauvre rêveur, voir couronner la valeur de son bras au moins par l’empire de Trébizonde. Ainsi emporté par de si douces pensées et par l’ineffable attrait qu’il y trouvait, il se hâta de mettre son désir en pratique.It seemed to him appropriate and necessary, as much for his own glory as for the service of his country, that he should become a knight-errant, and go about the world, with his horse and his weapons, looking for adventures, and practising everything that he had read that knights-errant practised, redressing all sorts of wrongs, and exposing themselves to so many encounters, to so many perils, that he should gain, in surmounting them, eternal fame. He already imagined himself, the poor dreamer, seeing himself crowned at least by the emperor of Trebizond. So taken away was he by such pleasant thoughts and by the ineffable attraction that he found in them, he hurried to put his desire into practice.
820	thénoun	tea
821	colèrenoun	anger, rage
822	départnoun	departure, start
823	époqueadjective	vintage
824	engagerverb	to pledge, commit
825	voleurnoun	robber, thief
826	cesserverb	to cease, to stop	Cessez de blasphémer, vile créature ! Apprenez, ignorante, que saint Prétextat était archevêque de Rouen au VIe siècle, et grand ami de Grégoire de Tours, qui était un homme très bien, dont vous n’avez naturellement jamais entendu parler.Stop blaspheming, you vile creature! You’d better learn, ignorant woman, that Saint Praetextatus was Archbishop of Rouen in the 6th century, and a friend of Gregory of Tours, who was a very good man, which you, unsurprisingly, never heard of.
827	tortnoun	fault	[J]e suis le valeureux don Quichotte de la Manche, le défaiseur de torts et le réparateur d’iniquités.... I am the valiant Don Quixote of La Mancha, the undoer of wrongs and the repairer of iniquities.
828	vacancenoun	vacancy, free position	Attention, les gars, écoutez. Les vacances sont terminées ; aujourd’hui on se remet au travail.Attention, guys, listen. The holidays are finished ; today we get back to work.
829	là-hautadverb	up there	À faire une escale tout là-haut, à nourrir le calme tout là-haut ; on ne joue plus d’artifices, on sait pourquoi on existe enfin.To make a stop way up there, to nurture calm way up there; we don't play any more tricks, we finally know why we exist.
830	machinenoun	machine, device	Ce type, c’est une vraie machine!What a guy, he's a real machine!
831	signifierverb	to signify, mean
832	réparerverb	to repair, fix, mend
833	bêtenoun	beast, animal	Je pense qu’il est une bête !I think that he is a fool!
834	construireverb	to build
835	painnoun	bread	Sa nudité déplaît, sa détresse importune, / Et tous les jours, hélas ! à tout le monde en vain / Il demande une chambre, un habit et du pain.His nudity embarrasses, his distress importunes, / And all the days, alas! to everyone in vain / He ask a bedroom, clothes and foods.
836	barnoun	bar
837	chierverb	to shit, defecate
838	clubnoun	club
839	éténoun	summer
840	horribleadjective	horrible
841	profiterverb	to take advantage of, make the most of, enjoy
842	pierrenoun	stone
843	pleuvoirverb	to rain
844	plusieursadjective	several, many, a lot	’Y a plusieurs dieux, mais ’y a qu’un seul soleil.There's many gods, but there's only one Sun.
845	salopenoun	slut
846	teladjective	such
847	glacenoun	ice
848	présentadjective	present
849	décisionnoun	decision	Prendre une décision.Make a decision.
850	jugenoun	judge
851	contrôlenoun	control
852	séparerverb	to separate
853	maladienoun	illness, disease
854	quartiernoun	quarter, district , neighbourhood	Gros-Caillou est l’un des quartiers les plus riches de Paris.Gros-Caillou is one of the richest neighborhoods in Paris.
855	désirerverb	to desire, want
856	traversnoun	outside
857	dommagenoun	damage	Le vent a causé des dommages.The wind caused some damage.
858	cigarettenoun	cigarette
859	traînerverb	to pull, drag	Et si tu n’existais pas / Dis-moi pourquoi j’existerais / Pour traîner dans un monde sans toiAnd if you didn’t exist / Tell me why I would exist / To linger on in a world without you
860	respecterverb	to respect
861	épouxnoun	spouse
862	tasnoun	heap, pile	Il faut apprendre à compter et faire des tas de dictées.One has to learn to calculate and do heaps of dictations.
863	enfuirverb	to escape
864	dirigerverb	to run, to direct	Il dirige son entreprise avec passion.He runs his business with passion.
865	creververb	to pop, burst
866	filnoun	yarn, thread, wire	ne tenir qu’à un filto hang by a thread
867	combatnoun	combat
868	poursuivreverb	to pursue, to chase
869	morceaunoun	piece, slice, bit, morsel
870	églisenoun	church
871	directeuradjective	leading, managing
872	demandenoun	request	à la demande de mon pèreat the request of my father
873	forcerverb	to force
874	bombenoun	bomb
875	lequelpronoun	which, that, whom	Elle préfère l’homme avec lequel tu sortais.She prefers the man with whom you were going out.
876	espoirnoun	hope
877	tueurnoun	killer
878	grandirverb	to grow, get bigger
879	dimanchenoun	Sunday	En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.Lundi marche devant,Rantaplan.Mardi joue de la trompette,De la trompette.Mercredi du violon,Du violon.Jeudi de l’accordéon,De l’accordéon.Vendredi et samedi chantent la chanson de dimanche.Vendredi et samedi chantent la chanson de dimanche.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Monday marches ahead,Rantaplan.Tuesday plays the trumpet,The trumpet.Wednesday the violin,The violin.Thursday the accordion,The accordion.Friday and Saturday sing the song of Sunday.Friday and Saturday sing the song of Sunday.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Onward, the music of the days of the week.
880	américainadjective	of America, American	Et pourtant São Paulo ne m’a jamais paru laide : c’était une ville sauvage comme le sont toutes les villes américaines, à l’exception peut-être de Washington, D.C., [...]And yet I never thought that São Paulo was ugly: it was a ‘wild’ town, as are all American towns, with the possible exception of Washington, D.C., [...]
881	taxinoun	taxi	Joe le taxi / C’est sa vieJoe the taxi driver / This is his life
882	interdireverb	to forbid, ban, prohibit
883	baisserverb	to lower
884	enterrerverb	to bury
885	causerverb	to cause
886	cooladjective	cool	Les jeunes sont cool.Young people are cool.
887	survivreverb	to survive
888	cinémanoun	cinema
889	commanderverb	to order
890	matchnoun	match, game
891	informationnoun	piece of information, datum
892	toilettenoun	toilet
893	notenoun	note
894	gouvernementnoun	government
895	monstrenoun	monster	Mon petit frère croit que des monstres habitent sous son lit.My little brother believes that monsters live under his bed.
896	censéadjective	supposed to, meant to	Bien qu’il soit censé revenir immédiatement, on ne le revoit plus.Though he was meant to return immediately, he was not seen again.
897	ennuyerverb	to afflict with boredom, to bore	J’espère que je ne vous ai pas ennuyé.I hope I haven’t bored you.
898	contraireadjective	opposite	Près d’épouser la sœur qu’il faut tuer le frère / Et que pour mon pays j’ai le Sort si contraireWhile about to wed the sister, that I must slay her brother / And that for my country, I face such an unfortunate fate
899	justementadverb	precisely, exactly, accurately	Regardez de près ce qui s’est passé dans ces dernières années : presque tout le monde a fait justement ce qu’il fallait le moins faire. 1920, Mercure de France, t. 142 Qu’est-ce que le bolchévisme ?Look recently at what has happened over the last [few] years: almost everybody's done just what they shouldn't [have]
900	montagnenoun	mountain
901	prêterverb	to lend
902	solutionnoun	solution
903	nettoyerverb	to clean	Nettoyer les fesses du bébé.Clean the baby's bottom
904	opérationnoun	operation
905	occasionnoun	occasion, opportunity
906	atteindreverb	to attain
907	roulerverb	to roll	Ça roule bien chez mon ami.It's going well at my friend's house.
908	débarrasserverb	to clear
909	positionnoun	position
910	patientadjective	patient
911	cerveaunoun	brain
912	excusenoun	excuse
913	ridiculeadjective	ridiculous
914	avouerverb	to avow
915	vêtementnoun	garment, item of clothing	SCHWERIN De gueules, au vêtement d’argent. […]SCHWERIN Gules vêtu argent. […]
916	regardnoun	look, glance	Ne t’éloigne pas de mon regard.Don't go far out of my sight.
917	plaindreverb	to pity
918	remplirverb	to fill, to fill up	Remplir la piscine avec de l’eau.To fill the pool with water.
919	contrôlerverb	to check or examine
920	planètenoun	planet
921	taperverb	to slap, knock, beat	Je me suis tapé un bon petit hamburger hier soir.I put away a good, tiny hamburger last night.
922	mensongenoun	a lie or falsehood	faire des mensonges gros comme des montagnestelling lies as tall as mountains
923	lunenoun	the Moon
924	personneladjective	personal
925	démonnoun	demon
926	mémoirenoun	memory	Les honneurs publics à la mémoire des grands hommes.The public honors in memory of great men.
927	magasinnoun	shop, store
928	téléphonerverb	to call, to ring, to telephone	J’ai téléphoné à mon ami.I called my friend.
929	dépendreverb	to depend
930	videadjective	empty
931	jardinnoun	garden
932	naturenoun	nature
933	tracenoun	trace
934	félicitationnoun	congratulation
935	parfaireverb	to finish, to complete
936	attaquenoun	attack
937	laitnoun	milk
938	résultatnoun	outcome, result
939	camionnoun	lorry , truck
940	étrangeradjective	foreign
941	basenoun	base
942	renvoyerverb	to resend, retransmit, to send again
943	reinenoun	queen
944	repartirverb	to leave again, to go back
945	enfermerverb	to lock up, lock in, lock away
946	parfaitadjective	perfect	Le déjeuner était parfait.The lunch was perfect.
947	droguenoun	drug
948	dingueadjective	mad, crazy, nuts
949	puradjective	pure
950	îlenoun	island
951	habillerverb	to dress
952	refaireverb	to redo, to do over, to do again	Si c’était à refaire, que ferais-tu différemment ?If you had to redo it, what would you do differently?
953	couteaunoun	knife
954	enquêtenoun	inquest, investigation, examination	Plusieurs mois se passèrent, puis cet homme, ayant été appelé à la questure, laissa glisser cette lettre à terre. Un gendarme la saisit et la présenta au juge qui tomba en arrêt sur les mots : intentions meurtrières, pris une autre route, réfugiés, capturés, Lombardo. Le paysan fut emprisonné, interrogé, mis au secret. Il n’avoua rien. On le garda et une enquête sévère fut ouverte.Several months passed. Then this man, having been appointed to a collectorship, threw away the letter. A policeman picked it up and presented it to a judge, who immediately fell upon these words: "Murderous intentions, taken another route, found refuge, captured, Lombardo. The peasant was imprisoned, questioned, almost tortured. He knew nothing. They kept him imprisoned, and a severe examination was begun.
955	goûtnoun	taste, flavour	C’est un goût subtil.It's a subtle taste.
956	penséenoun	a thought
957	gênerverb	to hinder, hamper, bother	Arrête de me regarder comme ça, ça me gêne.Stop looking at me like that; it's making me uncomfortable.
958	intelligentadjective	intelligent
959	marrenoun	a sort of hoe
960	importancenoun	importance
961	éteindreverb	to turn off
962	bouteillenoun	bottle
963	champnoun	field in its various senses, including:
964	centrenoun	centre, center
965	rapporterverb	to bring back	Rapportez-moi quelque chose de vos voyages.Bring me back something from your travels.
966	coincerverb	to wedge, to jam, to catch
967	malheurnoun	sadness, unhappiness	J’étais tellement déçue qu’il ait plu le jour de notre mariage ! C’était vraiment un malheur.I was so disappointed that it rained on our wedding day! It was truly a sad [moment].
968	miraclenoun	miracle
969	sacréadjective	sacred, holy
970	réunionnoun	meeting
971	actenoun	act
972	surprendreverb	to surprise
973	convaincreverb	to convince	Est-ce que vous êtes convaincu qu’il nous a dit que la vérité ?Are you convinced that he told us but truth?
974	livrerverb	to deliver
975	pontnoun	bridge
976	faîtenoun	top, summit, pinnacle
977	immédiatementadverb	immediately
978	caméranoun	video camera
979	jugerverb	to judge, to try	Ne savez-vous pas que nous jugerons les anges?Do you not know that we will judge angels?
980	membrenoun	member	Le duc de Blangis, cinquante ans, fait comme un satyre, doué d’un membre monstrueux et d’une force prodigieuse. On peut le regarder comme le réceptacle de tous les vices et de tous les crimes. Il a tué sa mère, sa sœur et trois de ses femmes.The Duke of Blangis, 50 years, built like a satyr, endowed with a monstrous member and a prodigious strength. One can regard him as a receptacle of all vices and all crimes. He killed his mother, his sister and three of his wives.
981	voienoun	way, track
982	voisinadjective	neighbouring/neighboring
983	différencenoun	difference	Quelles sont les différences entre la police et la gendarmerie ?What are the differences between the police and the gendarmerie?
984	détailnoun	detail
985	environadverb	about, close to, around	un salaire annuel d’environ 7 millions d’eurosan annual salary of around 7 million euros
986	millenoun	mile
987	haïrverb	to hate
988	testnoun	test, a cupel or cupelling hearth in which precious metals are melted for trial and refinement
989	assassinnoun	an assassin or other murderer
990	officierverb	to officiate
991	procheadjective	close, near, closeby, nearby	Le jour est proche où toutes les barrières [...] finiront par tomber.[1]The day when all the barriers [...] will break down is near.
992	commandantnoun	commander
993	briserverb	to break, snap	Est-ce que c’est vraiment une promesse si tu sais que tu vas la briser ?Is it really a promise if you know you’re going to break it?
994	gâteaunoun	a sponge cake, i.e. a cake made with a chemical leavening agent , making it light and airy
995	spectaclenoun	a show, a spectacle, a performance, a concert	Ils ont estimé qu’il est divertissant et qu’il se démarque nettement du spectacle actuel.They thought it was entertaining and that there was a clear difference between it and the current show.
996	certainementadverb	certainly
997	métiernoun	job, profession, trade
998	enchantéadjective	enchanted, delighted
999	chasserverb	to hunt
1000	attirerverb	to attract
1001	chapeaunoun	hat
1002	allumerverb	to light, to set alight	J’en peux plus d’ me faire espérer. J’ai plus confiance en ta lumière, sans tes caresses qui m’allumaient.I can't make myself hope for it any more. I have more confidence in your light, without your caresses which turned me on.
1003	respectnoun	respect
1004	sous-titragenoun	subtitling
1005	étoilenoun	star	صَبْحَة‎ , صُبْحَة‎ , étoile, marque blanche sur le front d’un cheval ou d’un taureau, pelote.… a white mark on the forehead of a horse or bull …
1006	charmantadjective	charming
1007	écraserverb	to squash
1008	genounoun	knee
1009	formidableadjective	fearsome
1010	arracherverb	to uproot, pull up, tear out	Il arrache les pattes du moustique.He's ripping off the mosquito's legs.
1011	sorciernoun	sorcerer, magician, warlock
1012	foinoun	faith
1013	mienadjective	my
1014	sourirenoun	smile
1015	inventerverb	to invent
1016	zonenoun	zone
1017	honnêteadjective	honest	Il faut toujours être honnête, mais il y a des gens qui n’en ont pas conscience.You always have to be honest, but there are people who don't realize that.
1018	mêlerverb	to mix	Et leur chanson se mêle au clair de lune, / Au calme clair de lune triste et beau, / Qui fait rêver les oiseaux dans les arbres / Et sangloter d’extase les jets d’eau, / Les grands jets d’eau sveltes parmi les marbres.And their song blends with the moonlight, / With the sad and beautiful moonlight, / Which sets the birds in the trees dreaming, / And makes the fountains sob with ecstasy, / The tall slim water streams among the marble statues.
1019	énerververb	to vex, to get on one's nerves
1020	exploserverb	to explode
1021	réaliténoun	reality
1022	supplierverb	to implore, to beseech, to beg
1023	étonnerverb	to surprise
1024	superbeadjective	superb, excellent, impressive
1025	méchantadjective	mean, unkind
1026	contratnoun	contract
1027	marchenoun	march
1028	déposerverb	to put down , lay down
1029	destinnoun	destiny, fate
1030	urgencenoun	emergency, urgency
1031	placerverb	to place
1032	remplacerverb	to replace
1033	accuserverb	to accuse	Emma portait sa lettre au bout du jardin... Rodolphe venait l’y chercher et en plaçait une autre, qu’elle accusait toujours d’être trop courte.Emma took her letter to the end of the garden... Rodolphe came and fetched it and put another in its place, which she always found fault with for being too short.
1034	vertnoun	green
1035	terrainnoun	ground, landscape
1036	nourrirverb	to feed , nourish
1037	secondadjective	second	« Chiquita! Chiquita! » À la seconde appellation, une fillette maigre et hâve […] s’avança vers Agostin."Chiquita! Chiquita!" At the second call, a thin and emaciated little girl […] came up to Agostin
1038	folienoun	madness, folly, insanity, silliness, craziness
1039	presserverb	to urge
1040	accorderverb	to grant
1041	emmerderverb	to bug, bother, irritate "the shit out of" someone	Moi, je ne suis pas pour emmerder les Français. Je peste toute la journée contre l’administration quand elle les bloque. Eh bien là, les non-vaccinés, j’ai très envie de les emmerder.I'm not for bothering the French. I rail all day against the administration when it blocks them. Well, the non-vaccinated, I really desire to bother them.
1042	arrièrenoun	back, rear
1043	reculerverb	to move back, to put back
1044	sexenoun	gender
1045	éleververb	to raise
1046	nécessaireadjective	necessary	Il lui parut convenable et nécessaire, aussi bien pour l’éclat de sa gloire que pour le service de son pays, de se faire chevalier errant, de s’en aller par le monde, avec son cheval et ses armes, chercher les aventures, et de pratiquer tout ce qu’il avait lu que pratiquaient les chevaliers errants, redressant toutes sortes de torts, et s’exposant à tant de rencontres, à tant de périls, qu’il acquît, en les surmontant, une éternelle renommée. Il s’imaginait déjà, le pauvre rêveur, voir couronner la valeur de son bras au moins par l’empire de Trébizonde. Ainsi emporté par de si douces pensées et par l’ineffable attrait qu’il y trouvait, il se hâta de mettre son désir en pratique.It seemed to him appropriate and necessary, as much for his own glory as for the service of his country, that he should become a knight-errant, and go about the world, with his horse and his weapons, looking for adventures, and practising everything that he had read that knights-errant practised, redressing all sorts of wrongs, and exposing themselves to so many encounters, to so many perils, that he should gain, in surmounting them, eternal fame. He already imagined himself, the poor dreamer, seeing himself crowned at least by the emperor of Trebizond. So carried away was he by such pleasant thoughts and by the ineffable attraction that he found in them, he hurried to put his desire into practice.
1047	pistenoun	track or trail	Une piste automobile dans le désert.A car track in the desert.
1048	prêtrenoun	priest
1049	usinenoun	factory
1050	accrocherverb	to hook, hook up
1051	appareilnoun	apparatus, device	Pourrais-je parler avec monsieur Tremblay, s’il vous plaît ? / À l’appareil.May I speak with Mr. Tremblay, please? / Speaking.
1052	entenduadjective	understood
1053	fiancéadjective	engaged
1054	costumenoun	a style of dress characteristic of a particular country, period or people
1055	déjeunerverb	to lunch, to eat lunch, to have lunch
1056	collerverb	to stick , to glue
1057	codenoun	code
1058	dansenoun	dance
1059	campagnenoun	country , countryside
1060	intentionnoun	intention	dans l’intention de devenir roiwith the intention of becoming king
1061	anglaisnoun	English language
1062	serrerverb	to tighten	Ils se sont serrés pour lui faire une place.They squeezed together to make room for him.
1063	valisenoun	case, suitcase
1064	justicenoun	justice
1065	défensenoun	defence	défense de fumerno smoking
1066	arrêtnoun	stopping, checking, arrest
1067	coupableadjective	guilty
1068	niveaunoun	level	Il faut complèter ce niveau pour gagner l’épée magique.You have to complete this level to earn the magic sword.
1069	entraînerverb	to coach, to train
1070	busnoun	bus
1071	nerveuxadjective	nerve, nervous
1072	nordnoun	north
1073	crisenoun	crisis
1074	connardnoun	bastard, jerk, asshole
1075	tableaunoun	painting
1076	piquerverb	to prick, to sting
1077	admettreverb	to admit, to accept, to recognize
1078	restaurantnoun	restaurant
1079	trésornoun	treasure
1080	produireverb	to produce, to yield
1081	tombenoun	tomb, grave
1082	pochenoun	pocket
1083	menacerverb	to threaten, to jeopardise
1084	couplenoun	two partners in a romantic or sexual relationship
1085	gâcherverb	to ruin, spoil, mar, wreck, waste
1086	odeurnoun	smell, odour
1087	soucinoun	worry, concern
1088	concernerverb	to concern
1089	énormeadjective	enormous, huge
1090	programmenoun	a program
1091	allemandnoun	German
1092	toitnoun	roof
1093	bravonoun	applause, cheers
1094	représenterverb	to represent
1095	bénirverb	to bless
1096	rapideadjective	fast, rapid
1097	fusilnoun	rifle, gun
1098	enceinteadjective	pregnant
1099	repasnoun	meal, repast
1100	montrenoun	watch, wristwatch
1101	fantômenoun	ghost	Il recherche des individus qui puissent communiquer avec des fantômes.He is seeking individuals who can communicate with ghosts.
1102	endormirverb	to put to sleep
1103	plagenoun	beach
1104	entréenoun	entry, act of entering
1105	louerverb	to rent
1106	minenoun	mine
1107	hasardnoun	chance
1108	soignerverb	to treat, to nurse
1109	chassenoun	hunt
1110	organiserverb	to organise, to plan an event
1111	sortienoun	exit, way out
1112	examennoun	exam, test
1113	cadavrenoun	corpse, cadaver
1114	vachenoun	cow
1115	rangerverb	to order, to arrange	Elle s’est rangée à son avis.She went along with him.
1116	passenoun	pass
1117	coulerverb	to sink
1118	rigolerverb	to laugh, especially laugh out loud	Mais, tu rigoles ou quoi ?Are you kidding me?
1119	commettreverb	to commit
1120	solnoun	soil, earth
1121	volonténoun	wish, will	Contre sa volonté.Against one's will.
1122	publicadjective	public
1123	ventrenoun	belly
1124	trahirverb	to betray	Ils ne doivent pas trahir la confiance que nous avons placée en eux en commettant des actes de violence aveugle.They mustn't betray the trust we've placed in them by committing indiscriminate acts of violence.
1125	conditionnoun	term, condition
1126	débrouillerverb	to disentangle	Je me débrouille...I get by..., or, depending on context: I get around...
1127	shérifnoun	sheriff
1128	fâcherverb	to annoy, to vex
1129	partiadjective	divided into two equal parts vertically, per pale, said of an escutcheon	Au début j’ai bien essayé de baratiner Ambre et puis quand j’ai compris que j’étais trop parti pour la baiser convenablement, j’ai laissé tomber.At first I tried my best to sweet-talk Ambre but then realized I was too drunk to screw her properly, and let go.
1130	lui-mêmepronoun	himself, itself
1131	samedinoun	Saturday	...Jeudi de l’accordéon, de l’accordéon.Vendredi et samedi chantent la chanson de dimanche...En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine....Thursday the accordion, the accordion.Friday and Saturday sing the song of Sunday...Onward, the music of the days of the week.
1132	étagenoun	floor, storey
1133	sourcenoun	source, spring
1134	fraisadjective	fresh	Il est frais mon poisson !My fish is fresh!
1135	attacherverb	to affix, bind, tie something to something else, especially with rope	Je me suis beaucoup attaché à cet animal.I've gotten very attached to this pet.
1136	joindreverb	to join
1137	horreurnoun	horror
1138	sexueladjective	sexual
1139	pluienoun	rain	Des pluies torrentielles se sont abattues la semaine dernière.Torrential rain struck down last week.
1140	responsableadjective	responsible
1141	celui-cipronoun	this one
1142	objetnoun	thing, object	Les premiers objets qui se présentèrent furent Cunégonde et la vieille, qui étendaient des serviettes sur des ficelles pour les faire sécher.The first objects they beheld there, were Miss Cunegund and the old woman, who were hanging some tablecloths on a line to dry.
1143	finalementadverb	finally, last, lastly
1144	toi-mêmepronoun	yourself
1145	pressenoun	press, papers	La presse contrôle ma vie.The press controls my life.
1146	sièclenoun	century	XXIe siècle21st century
1147	voyagerverb	to travel, to voyage	Voyage, voyage / Plus loin que la nuit et le jour / Voyage / Dans l’espace inouï de l’amourVoyage, voyage / Further than the night and the day / Voyage / In the unheard-of space of love
1148	larmenoun	tear, teardrop	Nicolas, Nicolas, ma première larme ne fût que pour toi.Nicolas, Nicolas, my first tear was for no one but you.
1149	ombrenoun	shade, shadow
1150	nommerverb	to nominate	Je me nomme Gus.I am called Gus.
1151	ratnoun	rat
1152	crinoun	cry, shout, scream	Tu entends le cri du loup ?Can you hear the wolf's cry?
1153	consciencenoun	conscience
1154	rechercherverb	to search for, seek, to look for
1155	parfaitementadverb	perfectly
1156	uniqueadjective	unique
1157	procèsnoun	lawsuit
1158	valeurnoun	value, worth
1159	désirnoun	desire
1160	juifadjective	Jewish
1161	obéirverb	to obey	obéir à son patron.To obey one's boss.
1162	metsnoun	dish
1163	saluerverb	to greet
1164	directionnoun	direction
1165	présencenoun	presence
1166	utileadjective	useful
1167	paquetnoun	packet	Il a touché un bon paquet.He got a fat sum.
1168	seinnoun	breast
1169	nourriturenoun	food, nourishment
1170	mordreverb	to bite
1171	sortnoun	fate, destiny
1172	guérirverb	to cure, to heal	Puisque nous sommes ici sans savoir ce qui nous attend un peu plus tard, laisser parler mon instinct me guérit.Since we're here without knowing what awaits us a little bit later, letting my instinct[s] speak heals me.
1173	passagenoun	the act of going through a place or event
1174	jalouxadjective	jealous
1175	nombreuxadjective	numerous, many
1176	nuladjective	of poor quality, lousy, rubbish
1177	sommeilnoun	sleep
1178	week-endnoun	weekend, synonym of fin de semaine
1179	stopnoun	stop sign
1180	flinguenoun	shooter, pistol, gat
1181	adieunoun	farewell	faire ses adieux à quelqu’unto bid farewell to someone
1182	viandenoun	meat	À voir les enfers dont le monde est peuplé, que voulez-vous que je pense de votre joli enfer, vous qui ne reposez que sur des étoffes aussi douces que votre peau, qui ne mangez que de la viande cuite, et pour qui un domestique habile prend soin de découper les morceaux ?Seeing the hells with which the world abounds, what do you expect me to think of your pretty little hell, you who lie on stuffs as soft as your own skin, who eat only cooked meat carefully cut for you by a skilled servant?
1183	détendreverb	to relax
1184	interrogerverb	to question, interrogate
1185	étudenoun	study
1186	faillirverb	to almost do something	J’ai failli aller en Allemagne, mais j’ai annulé au dernier momentI almost went to Germany, but cancelled at the last minute
1187	talentnoun	a talent
1188	condamnerverb	to condemn
1189	counoun	neck
1190	deuxièmeadjective	second
1191	au-dessusadverb	above
1192	espacenoun	space	Je manque d’espace.I'm short on space.
1193	apparaîtreverb	to appear
1194	donnoun	gift, talent, knack
1195	marquerverb	to mark, mark down	Marquer le papier.To mark [down] the paper.
1196	ramasserverb	to pick up, to collect, gather
1197	militaireadjective	military, militaristic
1198	châteaunoun	castle
1199	chemisenoun	shirt
1200	mètrenoun	metre/meter
1201	abattreverb	to butcher, to slaughter for meat	« Fulgurante », « phénoménale » ou « stupéfiante » : les conseillers scientifiques du gouvernement britannique n’ont pas de mots assez forts pour qualifier la vague Omicron qui s’abat sur le Royaume-Uni."Striking", "phenomenal", or "stupefying": the scientific advisers to the British government do not have words strong enough to describe the Omicron wave which descending upon the United Kingdom.
1202	uniténoun	unity
1203	majesténoun	majesty
1204	imbécileadjective	stupid, foolish, acting like an imbecile
1205	commissairenoun	commissioner
1206	taillenoun	the act of cutting, pruning, trimming	Le dernier type est le "cheval-jupon", un terme que l’ethnologue réserve à un déguisement pour une personne, constitué comme suit : le corps de la personne est entouré à la taille par un tissu — le jupon — recouvrant l’essentiel de ses jambes, une tête du cheval en bois […]The last type is the "hobby horse", a term which Ethnologue reserves for a disguise for a person, made as follows: the body of the person is surrounded at the waist by a cloth — the skirt — covering most of his legs; a horse's head of wood […]
1207	apparemmentadverb	apparently
1208	connaissancenoun	knowledge
1209	françaisadjective	French	Il est l’un des entrepreneurs français les plus connus.He's one of the most well-known French entrepreneurs.
1210	énergienoun	energy
1211	secadjective	dry	[I]l était de complexion robuste, maigre de corps, sec de visage, fort matineux et grand ami de la chasse.[H]e was of a robust complexion, thin in the body, lean in the face, a very early riser and a friend of the hunt.
1212	considérerverb	to consider
1213	pendreverb	to hang
1214	cellulenoun	cell
1215	combattreverb	to fight, to combat
1216	posséderverb	to own, to possess
1217	discoursnoun	oral presentation, discourse, speech, oration
1218	boufferverb	to eat
1219	effortnoun	effort	Ils n’ont pas fait le moindre effort pour être polis avec lui.They have not made the slightest effort to be polite with them.
1220	arrivéenoun	arrival	Depuis son arrivée à la tête du Barça, l’entraîneur catalan a tout gagné.since he took the helm of Barça, the Catalan coach has won everything.
1221	obserververb	to observe, watch
1222	dépasserverb	to exceed, to surpass, to overtake, to go past
1223	lycéenoun	a public secondary school
1224	fonctionnerverb	to function, to work
1225	profondadjective	deep	le lac est profond de 100 mètresthe lake is 100 metres deep
1226	fouillerverb	to search	J’ai fouillé dans mon sac, mais je n’ai pas pu trouver mon portefeuille.I rummaged through my bag, but I couldn't find my wallet.
1227	pommenoun	apple	C’est le carreau-loupe qui vient de disparaître, hé, pomme !It's the magnifying-glass that just disappeared, eh, idiot!
1228	reposnoun	rest, ease, repose
1229	goûterverb	to taste, to try	Je goûterai ta tarte demain car j’ai goûté un fameux tiramisu tout à l’heure.I will taste your pie tomorrow, since I have just tasted a famous tiramisu.
1230	conversationnoun	conversation
1231	insisterverb	to insist, emphasize
1232	garenoun	railway station
1233	transformerverb	to transform
1234	annulerverb	to cancel
1235	empreintenoun	imprint
1236	réunirverb	to gather, collect
1237	médicamentnoun	drug, medication, medicine, pharmaceutical, prescription	Il prend de nombreux médicaments.He takes many medications
1238	blessurenoun	wound
1239	pigerverb	to understand, to get, to catch on, to twig, to cotton on
1240	punirverb	to punish
1241	renoncerverb	to resign, to quit
1242	déclarerverb	to declare
1243	queuenoun	tail
1244	confierverb	to confide	Il confie son secret à son ami.He confides his secret to his friend.
1245	malinadjective	nocive, pernicious	C’est inhumain / De me laisser seul / J’ai l’air malin / Sous mon parasolIt's inhuman / To leave me alone / I look silly / Under my umbrella
1246	théâtrenoun	theatre
1247	leçonnoun	lesson	[J’ai] pas de leçons à donner, juste mon histoire à raconter.I don't have any lessons to give, just my story to tell.
1248	violencenoun	violence
1249	ministrenoun	minister
1250	rompreverb	to break
1251	titrenoun	heading, title
1252	éclaterverb	to burst, to break, to shatter
1253	alcoolnoun	alcohol, especially domestic, medical, methylated spirits	Il n’y a jamais une goutte d’alcool, ni même de vin dans la maison.There is never a drop of alcohol, not even wine in the house.
1254	pouletnoun	chicken
1255	péchénoun	sin
1256	inviténoun	guest
1257	courtadjective	short
1258	éloignerverb	to remove
1259	porcnoun	pork
1260	allongerverb	to lay down
1261	frontnoun	forehead
1262	appuyerverb	to press, push
1263	résoudreverb	to resolve	Je hais les voyages et les explorateurs. Et voici que je m’apprête à raconter mes expéditions. Mais que de temps pour m’y résoudre!— I hate travelling and explorers. Yet here I am proposing to tell the stories of my expeditions. But how long it has taken me to make up my mind to do so!
1264	artistenoun	artist
1265	gestenoun	gesture
1266	universiténoun	university
1267	chauffeurnoun	stoker, fireman	chauffeur de taxitaxi driver
1268	fabriquerverb	to make, to build , to manufacture
1269	mouvementnoun	movement
1270	marquenoun	mark
1271	agréableadjective	pleasurable, nice, pleasant, agreeable
1272	autrementadverb	otherwise
1273	nombrenoun	number
1274	balancerverb	to swing
1275	vitessenoun	speed
1276	filmerverb	to film
1277	chaisenoun	chair, seat
1278	puissantadjective	powerful, mighty
1279	manteaunoun	coat
1280	ouvertadjective	open
1281	joyeuxadjective	joyful, happy
1282	déconnerverb	to pull out, "decunt"	J’ai volé cette voiture uniquement pour déconnerI just stole this car for shits and giggles.
1283	saintnoun	a male saint, masculine of sainte
1284	heureusementadverb	luckily, fortunately
1285	natureladjective	natural
1286	voilerverb	to veil
1287	naissancenoun	birth
1288	formerverb	to form
1289	signalnoun	signal
1290	concentrerverb	to concentrate
1291	succèsnoun	success	Le film remporta beaucoup de succèsThe film got a lot of success/The film was very successful
1292	nananoun	chick, bird
1293	enfoirénoun	dickhead, fuckhead, shithead
1294	infirmiernoun	nurse
1295	releververb	to stand up , to stand, to right
1296	fruitnoun	fruit
1297	violerverb	to violate
1298	pagenoun	page
1299	oeufnoun	Misspelling of œuf.
1300	coffrenoun	chest, box
1301	neigenoun	snow, crystalline frozen precipitation
1302	starnoun	star
1303	sérieusementadverb	seriously
1304	poilnoun	hair
1305	bêtisenoun	foolishness
1306	disputerverb	to dispute	Ils se sont encore disputés l’autre soir.They had another argument the other night.
1307	innocentadjective	innocent
1308	lapinnoun	rabbit
1309	salonnoun	living room
1310	chaleurnoun	heat
1311	désormaisadverb	henceforth, from now on
1312	sageadjective	wise: prudent, cautious, and judicious	Alors, tu vas être sage pour maman dans le magasin ?Now, are you going to be good for mommy in the store?
1313	pisserverb	to piss
1314	contacterverb	to contact
1315	hivernoun	winter
1316	collèguenoun	colleague
1317	résisterverb	to resist
1318	ajouterverb	to add, append
1319	convenirverb	to admit, to agree
1320	chaînenoun	chain	La chaîne est trop courte, nous n’y arriverons pas.The chain is too short, we aren't reaching it.
1321	couillenoun	nut, ball, bollock
1322	faibleadjective	weak
1323	réeladjective	real
1324	déplacerverb	to move
1325	bloquerverb	to block , to barricade, to obstruct	Un arbre bloque le passage.A tree is blocking [off] the passage.
1326	cordenoun	rope
1327	aveugleadjective	blind
1328	identifierverb	to identify
1329	minuitnoun	midnight	La nouvelle journée commence à minuit.The new day begins at midnight.
1330	veillerverb	to stay up, sit up
1331	politiqueadjective	political
1332	rattraperverb	to get back
1333	planterverb	to plant
1334	demiadjective	half
1335	égaladjective	equal
1336	étudiantnoun	student
1337	prisonniernoun	prisoner
1338	caissenoun	box, crate	Dans sa caisse / La musique à Joe / C’est la rumbaIn his car / Joe's music / Is rumba
1339	viserverb	to aim, to target	une loi qui vise à améliorer la situationa law which aims to improve the situation
1340	génienoun	genie
1341	tribunalnoun	tribunal
1342	malheureuxadjective	unhappy, miserable, poor
1343	milliernoun	thousand, a number of about a thousand
1344	lèvrenoun	lip
1345	profnoun	teacher, professor
1346	pertenoun	loss
1347	promenerverb	to walk , to go for a walk, to stroll	Je puis maintenant me promener incognito, faire des actions basses, et me livrer à la crapule, comme les simples mortelsNow I can stroll about incognito, do mean things, launch into debauches, like ordinary mortals.
1348	légeradjective	light
1349	vengerverb	to avenge, to take revenge
1350	vestenoun	jacket
1351	changementnoun	change	Il y a eu un changement.There has been a change.
1352	pilotenoun	pilot	Le pilote a réussi à quitter son avion juste avant le crash.The pilot managed to get out of his plane just before the crash.
1353	termenoun	terms
1354	prudentadjective	prudent, careful, cautious
1355	pantalonnoun	trousers , pants	Quel mec a volé mon pantalon?Which guy stole my pants?
1356	esclavenoun	slave
1357	responsabiliténoun	responsibility
1358	informerverb	to inform, to enlighten, to impart knowledge	Il m’a informé de la situation présente.He has informed me of the present situation.
1359	pressionnoun	pressure
1360	propriétaireadjective	proprietary
1361	mauditadjective	damn, cursed, goddam	Mario est un maudit bon joueur.Mario is a damn good player.
1362	lierverb	to link
1363	ordinateurnoun	a computer, a computing device.
1364	mariéadjective	married
1365	fernoun	iron
1366	chairnoun	flesh
1367	effrayerverb	to frighten, to scare, to affray	C’est le silence qui m’effraie.It's silence that frightens me.
1368	fêterverb	to celebrate	Il va fêter son quarantième anniversaire demain.He is going to celebrate his 40th anniversary tomorrow.
1369	cauchemarnoun	nightmare	Je n’ai pas pu dormir hier soir parce que j’ai fait trop de cauchemars.I couldn't sleep last night because I had too many nightmares.
1370	lundinoun	Monday	En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.Lundi marche devant,Rantaplan.Mardi joue de la trompette,De la trompette.Mercredi du violon,Du violon.Jeudi de l’accordéon,De l’accordéon.Vendredi et samedi chantent la chanson de dimanche.Vendredi et samedi chantent la chanson de dimanche.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Monday marches ahead,Rantaplan.Tuesday plays the trumpet,The trumpet.Wednesday the violin,The violin.Thursday the accordion,The accordion.Friday and Saturday sing the song of Sunday.Friday and Saturday sing the song of Sunday.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Onward, the music of the days of the week.
1371	élèvenoun	schoolboy, pupil, student
1372	saisirverb	to take hold of, to grab
1373	impliquerverb	to implicate, to accuse
1374	ordonnerverb	to arrange, to organise, sort out
1375	poulenoun	hen	Ma poule vient de pondre un œuf.My hen has just laid an egg.
1376	amitiénoun	friendship, amity
1377	principaladjective	main, key, principal
1378	faveurnoun	favour
1379	menteurnoun	liar
1380	carrièrenoun	racecourse
1381	sérienoun	series
1382	indiquerverb	to connote
1383	perduadjective	lost
1384	privéadjective	private
1385	examinerverb	to examine
1386	gaznoun	gas
1387	fessenoun	buttock	Quant à mon homme, l’œil collé au trou, une main sur mes fesses, l’autre à son vit qu’il agitait peu à peu, il semblait régler son extase sur celle qu’il surprenait.As for my man, eyes glued to my hole, one hand on my buttocks, the other on his dick which he stimulated little by little, he seemed to direct his ecstasy on the one he surprised
1388	puerverb	to stink, to smell
1389	douchenoun	shower
1390	peindreverb	to paint	Jaquinot adore peindre des portraits de ses parents et de ses amis. Il a beaucoup de talent.Jaquinot loves to paint portraits of his parents and his friends. He is very talented.
1391	sounoun	sou
1392	avalerverb	to swallow
1393	liennoun	link
1394	fatiguéadjective	tired
1395	portableadjective	portable
1396	lorsadverb	then, at that time
1397	marrantadjective	funny, amusing
1398	rencontrenoun	encounter
1399	démarrerverb	to start, to get started, to start up
1400	prétendreverb	to claim, to allege
1401	crimineladjective	criminal
1402	vélonoun	bike, bicycle, cycle
1403	soutenirverb	to support
1404	singenoun	monkey
1405	visionnoun	vision, sight
1406	enversnoun	reverse
1407	russeadjective	Russian
1408	malheureusementadverb	unfortunately
1409	journalistenoun	a journalist
1410	gloirenoun	glory
1411	sommenoun	sum, total
1412	créaturenoun	a creature, a living being, especially seen as the work of the divine Creator
1413	midinoun	noon, midday
1414	heunoun	hoy
1415	côtenoun	rib
1416	franchementadverb	frankly, sincerely
1417	amantnoun	lover	C’est dur de mourir au printemps, tu sais / Mais j’pars aux fleurs, la paix dans l’âme / Car vu que tu étais son amant / Je sais qu’tu prendras soin d’ma femmeIt's hard to die in spring, you know / But I go to the flowers, peace in my soul / For I see you were her lover / I know you will take care of my wife
1418	championnoun	champion
1419	affreuxadjective	frightful, causing fear
1420	exigerverb	to demand, require	une tâche qui exige des compétencesa task which requires skill
1421	inquietadjective	worried
1422	victoirenoun	victory, win
1423	forêtnoun	forest
1424	chasseurnoun	a hunter	Un chasseur sachant chasser doit savoir chasser sans son chien.A hunter who knows how to hunt must hunt without his dog. [a French tongue-twister]
1425	pistoletnoun	gun, pistol
1426	visiterverb	to visit	Tu dois visiter Paris un jour.You must visit Paris one day
1427	saignerverb	to bleed, to be bleeding
1428	herbenoun	grass
1429	bougenoun	hovel, dive
1430	identiténoun	identity
1431	glisserverb	to slip, to slide, to skid
1432	gaffenoun	gaffe, blunder, goof-up , cock-up
1433	nationaladjective	national
1434	pattenoun	paw
1435	apercevoirverb	to see, to glimpse, to catch sight of	Dès qu’ils aperçoivent un caret ou une tortue franche, ils tachent de les avoir à portée et dans le moment favorable ils lancent avec une adresse étonnante un des harpons en visant sur la tête ou la queue pour ne pas dommager les plaques latérales; qui dans les carets font la valeur de l’animal.As soon as they spot a loggerhead turtle or a green sea turtle, they try to get it within range, and when the time is right they launch with astonishing dexterity one of the harpoons, aiming for the head or the tail so as not to damage the side plates, which in turtles the value of the animal is found.
1436	offrenoun	offer
1437	frontièrenoun	boundary, frontier, border	Le Québec est une province du Canada dont les frontières correspondent au territoire de la nation québécoise.Quebec is a province of Canada whose borders correspond to the territory of the Quebec nation
1438	poidsnoun	weight
1439	socialadjective	social, related to society, community
1440	couverturenoun	blanket
1441	curieuxadjective	curious, inquisitive, intrigued, wondering, possessing curiosity	C’est un garçon curieux.He's an inquisitive boy.
1442	réserververb	to reserve, to make a reservation , to book
1443	universnoun	universe
1444	provoquerverb	to provoke, bring on, bring about
1445	policieradjective	police
1446	tremblerverb	to tremble, shake
1447	embêterverb	to bug, bother, annoy
1448	opinionnoun	opinion
1449	confirmerverb	to confirm
1450	passionnoun	passion
1451	puissancenoun	power
1452	moteurnoun	motor, engine
1453	fortunenoun	fortune	faire une fortunemake a fortune
1454	disquenoun	disc
1455	participerverb	to participate	Il participe à la cérémonie.He is participating in the ceremony.
1456	ciblenoun	target
1457	crétinnoun	cretin
1458	ailenoun	wing
1459	lunettenoun	telescope
1460	rareadjective	rare
1461	essencenoun	essence
1462	décevoirverb	to disappoint
1463	foutuadjective	done for, screwed, fucked, doomed	Mon ordi est foutu, je dois en acheter un nouveau mais je n’ai plus un rond.My computer's fucked or knackered ; I need to buy a new one but I'm broke.
1464	paradisnoun	paradise
1465	réagirverb	to react, respond
1466	hurlerverb	to shout, to yell
1467	aéroportnoun	airport
1468	piègenoun	trap, snare, booby trap	Lorsque je me promène en forêt, je fais toujours attention à ne pas marcher sur un piège.When I'm walking in the forest, I'm always careful not to walk on a trap.
1469	pédénoun	fag, poof, queer
1470	hainenoun	hatred, hate
1471	enregistrerverb	to record for later replay or use, especially sound	N’oubliez pas d’enregistrer votre travail avant de faire la prochaine modification.Don't forget to save your work before performing the next edit.
1472	coupenoun	goblet, cup
1473	enfancenoun	childhood
1474	sciencenoun	science
1475	autoriténoun	authority
1476	ballonnoun	ball
1477	chargenoun	load, burden
1478	parcnoun	park	le parc de véhicules du QuébecQuebec's vehicle fleet
1479	zéronoun	zero, nought, oh
1480	épéenoun	sword
1481	limitenoun	limit
1482	échangenoun	exchange
1483	aisenoun	satisfaction
1484	fixerverb	to fix, fasten
1485	prièrenoun	prayer
1486	rivièrenoun	a river
1487	révélerverb	to reveal, to give away
1488	évidentadjective	evident, obvious
1489	champagnenoun	champagne
1490	vendredinoun	Friday	En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.Lundi marche devant,Rantaplan.Mardi joue de la trompette,De la trompette.Mercredi du violon,Du violon.Jeudi de l’accordéon,De l’accordéon.Vendredi et samedi chantent la chanson de dimanche.Vendredi et samedi chantent la chanson de dimanche.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Monday marches ahead,Rantaplan.Tuesday plays the trumpet,The trumpet.Wednesday the violin,The violin.Thursday the accordion,The accordion.Friday and Saturday sing the song of Sunday.Friday and Saturday sing the song of Sunday.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Onward, the music of the days of the week.
1491	suspectadjective	suspicious, suspect
1492	boutonnoun	button
1493	épaulenoun	shoulder
1494	cassettenoun	treasure box
1495	déménagerverb	to move	Notre décision de déménager au Canada est due à plusieurs raisons.We decided to move to Canada for a number of reasons.
1496	admirerverb	to admire
1497	théorienoun	theory
1498	stylenoun	style
1499	émissionnoun	emission	Loft Story est mon émission préférée.Loft Story is my favourite programme.
1500	escaliernoun	step, stair
1501	jouenoun	cheek
1502	soupenoun	soup	La soupe est trop chaude.The soup is too hot.
1503	promessenoun	promise	Une promesse partiellement tenue est une promesse entièrement trahie.A partially-kept promise is a fully-broken one.
1504	serpentnoun	snake
1505	bottenoun	boot
1506	égalementadverb	equally
1507	mesurenoun	measure
1508	conseillernoun	counsellor, advisor
1509	tirnoun	shot, shooting	Un tir a été établi pour les archers dans un des fossés qui se rapprochent de la ville.A range was set up for the archers in one of the ditches that approach the city.
1510	misenoun	placement, putting
1511	chèquenoun	cheque
1512	bataillenoun	battle
1513	sucrenoun	sugar
1514	accueillirverb	to welcome, to accommodate
1515	enseignerverb	to teach, to instruct, to educate
1516	plongerverb	to dive
1517	saisonnoun	season
1518	assistantnoun	assistant
1519	gardiennoun	guard
1520	habituerverb	to get someone in the habit	Bien sûr, j’ai pris quelque temps pour m’habituer à leurs noms.Of course, it took me some time to get used to their names.
1521	buterverb	to stop dead
1522	sombreadjective	dark
1523	soifnoun	thirst
1524	enculénoun	bugger, fuckwit, fucker, fuckhead, etc.
1525	explicationnoun	explanation
1526	portnoun	port, harbour
1527	célèbreadjective	famous
1528	modenoun	fashion, trend	Il faut suivre la mode en France.You've got to follow fashion in France.
1529	péterverb	to blow off, fart
1530	concertnoun	concert
1531	personnagenoun	character
1532	précisadjective	Which does not leave doubt, specific, explicit
1533	distancenoun	distance	On se tient à distance de deux kilomètres l’un de l’autre.We stand at a distance of two kilometers from each other.
1534	urgentadjective	urgent
1535	médicaladjective	medical
1536	chocnoun	hit, strike
1537	datenoun	date
1538	commandenoun	order
1539	cimetièrenoun	cemetery, graveyard
1540	emprunterverb	to borrow )
1541	humeurnoun	humour/humor
1542	noterverb	to note	Il est à noter qu’elle a fait cela toute seule.It should be noted that she did that all on her own.
1543	secrétairenoun	secretary
1544	verserverb	to pour
1545	cochonnoun	piglet
1546	permissionnoun	permission
1547	lacnoun	lake
1548	dépenserverb	to spend
1549	ordurenoun	garbage, refuse, rubbish
1550	chocolatadjective	chocolate, chocolate-coloured
1551	tâchenoun	task
1552	uniformeadjective	uniform
1553	emploinoun	job	Puisque je n’ai pas d’emploi, j’écris un roman.Since I have no job, I'm writing a novel.
1554	braveadjective	brave
1555	troupenoun	troop
1556	là-dessusadverb	on this, here
1557	assassinerverb	to assassinate
1558	gorgenoun	throat
1559	avertirverb	to warn
1560	employénoun	employee
1561	revolvernoun	revolver
1562	affronterverb	to confront, face
1563	adresserverb	to direct	Est-ce qu’il s’adressait à la table?Has he been addressing the table?
1564	boulenoun	ball, globe
1565	patiencenoun	patience
1566	viderverb	to empty, to empty out	Il faut vider la poubelle.It is necessary to empty the bin.
1567	échouerverb	to fail, fall through, miscarry
1568	assisterverb	to assist, to aid
1569	racenoun	race
1570	éterneladjective	eternal
1571	parerverb	to adorn, to bedeck	Ce n’est qu’en fuyant qu’on pare de tels coups.Only by fleeing may one fend off such blows.
1572	troisièmeadjective	third
1573	doubleadjective	double , two	Il s’agit d’une phrase à double sens.It is a phrase of two sentences.
1574	fistonnoun	boy, son, sonny, lad, young man
1575	loupnoun	wolf
1576	menacenoun	threat
1577	nagerverb	to swim
1578	aubenoun	dawn, sunrise, daybreak
1579	baguenoun	ring
1580	autoriserverb	to authorise
1581	éliminerverb	to eliminate, to phase out
1582	foncerverb	to darken
1583	nuagenoun	cloud
1584	balnoun	dance party, ball
1585	platadjective	flat
1586	whiskynoun	whisky, whiskey
1587	pisadverb	worse
1588	subirverb	to suffer
1589	nerfnoun	nerve
1590	feuillenoun	leaf
1591	suiciderverb	to commit suicide, to kill oneself, suicide
1592	contenirverb	to contain
1593	hésiterverb	to hesitate	Il hésitait dans ses réponses.He hesitated in his responses.
1594	sportnoun	sport
1595	immeublenoun	building
1596	exprimerverb	to express	Il lui est parfois difficile de s’exprimer clairement à cause de sa forme particulière d’intelligence.It's sometimes difficult for him to express himself clearly because of his peculiar form of intelligence.
1597	souffrancenoun	sufferance, pain, suffering
1598	parfumnoun	perfume	Le parfum des framboises est rarement naturel.Raspberry flavor is rarely natural
1599	dessinerverb	to draw, to sketch
1600	auprèsadverb	nearby
1601	labonoun	lab
1602	brillantadjective	shining, shiny
1603	potnoun	pot, jar, vase, tin, can, carton
1604	augmenterverb	to increase	L’hypokaliémie augmentant l’alcalose, un véritable cercle vicieux est constitué.The hypokalemia augmenting the alkalosis, a veritable vicious circle is formed.
1605	chounoun	cabbage
1606	assurancenoun	insurance
1607	armerverb	to arm
1608	stationnoun	station
1609	bagagenoun	baggage, luggage
1610	aventurenoun	adventure
1611	facnoun	university
1612	voterverb	to vote	Tu vas voter pour qui ?Who are you going to vote for?
1613	citoyennoun	citizen
1614	dessinnoun	drawing	Aussi modeste qu’habile, il n’était jamais content de ses dessins, lors même qu’ils avaient mérité les suffrages des connaisseurs.As modest as he was skilful, he was never happy with his drawings, even when they had won the approval of connoisseurs.
1615	opérerverb	to operate
1616	davantageadverb	more
1617	palaisnoun	palace
1618	accèsnoun	access	Le malade prétend avoir, étant jeune homme, souffert d’accès de vertige qui duraient plusieurs secondes et pendant lesquels il avait comme le sentiment que tout son être se désagrégeait.The patient claims to have, as a young man, suffered an attack of vertigo which lasted several seconds and during which he had the feeling that his entire being was coming apart.
1619	peinturenoun	painting
1620	ménagenoun	housework, housekeeping
1621	lourdadjective	heavy
1622	procureurnoun	representative, agent
1623	siègenoun	seat, chair
1624	amusantadjective	amusing, funny
1625	véritableadjective	veritable
1626	lendemainnoun	the day after, the next day, the morrow	J’ai un examen le lendemain de mon mariageI have an exam the day after my wedding
1627	rassurerverb	to reassure
1628	traitementnoun	treatment
1629	centainenoun	a hundred or so, about a hundred
1630	délicieuxadjective	delicious
1631	completadjective	full, without room for more
1632	masquenoun	mask
1633	couloirnoun	corridor, hallway
1634	qualiténoun	quality	Bière de bonne qualité.High-quality beer
1635	croixnoun	cross
1636	fuitenoun	escape, getaway, flight	Faire sa fuite.To make one's getaway.
1637	contenterverb	to content, to satisfy	Je me contente de très peu d’argent.I am content with very little money.
1638	effacerverb	to erase
1639	suggérerverb	to suggest, propose
1640	crueladjective	cruel
1641	foyernoun	hearth
1642	brillerverb	to shine, to sparkle	Est-ce que la lumière reviendra ? Est-ce qu’on retrouvera le sommeil ? Y aura-t-il un nouveau soleil, quelqu’un d’autre qui brillera ?Will the light return? Will we get back to sleep? Will there be a new sun, someone else who will shine?
1643	cessenoun	end
1644	croiserverb	to cross, to put in the shape of a cross
1645	envolerverb	to take off, to take flight
1646	suivantadjective	next, following
1647	essainoun	try, trial
1648	mocheadjective	ugly
1649	jeunessenoun	youth
1650	nobleadjective	noble, aristocratic
1651	courageuxadjective	courageous, brave, daring
1652	jobnoun	job
1653	totalementadverb	totally
1654	crânenoun	skull, cranium
1655	événementnoun	event
1656	partenairenoun	partner
1657	raserverb	to shave
1658	étoufferverb	to smother, to choke
1659	joueurnoun	player
1660	entreprisenoun	company, business
1661	tarderverb	to tarry	Il me tardait de vous voir.I couldn't wait to see you.
1662	miroirnoun	mirror
1663	soufflerverb	to blow
1664	décrireverb	to describe	Le même exemplum y est placé juste après celui décrivant le châtiment tout aussi exemplaire des danseurs en cheval-jupon.The same exemplum there is placed just after that describing the equally exemplary punishment of dancers in the hobby horse.
1665	vengeancenoun	revenge, vengeance
1666	prisenoun	socket, wall socket
1667	raisonnableadjective	reasonable, just, fair, consistent, sensible
1668	pausenoun	pause, break	Je prends quelques minutes de pause.I'm taking a break for a few minutes.
1669	évidemmentadverb	of course, evidently, obviously
1670	créditnoun	credit
1671	rangnoun	row or line of things placed side-by-side
1672	vous-mêmepronoun	yourself
1673	mairenoun	mayor
1674	régionnoun	region, area
1675	mômenoun	kid, brat	Ils sont partis sans crier gare / Avec leurs mômes et leurs guitares / Nos frères gitans de Saint-OuenThey left without warning / With their girls and their guitars / Our gypsy brothers from Saint-Ouen
1676	raccrocherverb	to hang again, to hang back up
1677	originenoun	origin
1678	approchenoun	approach
1679	gouttenoun	droplet
1680	mystèrenoun	mystery
1681	exciterverb	to excite
1682	grand-chosepronoun	a big deal, something or someone important	Par ici, il n’y a pas grand-chose à faire.There isn't much to do around here.
1683	cracherverb	to spit
1684	signalerverb	to signal	L’agence du médicament a signalé des risques au comprimé.The medical agency indicated the risks of the tablet.
1685	réduireverb	to reduce	Je les ai réduits en esclavage.I reduced them to slavery.
1686	printempsnoun	spring	Je veux visiter la France au printemps.I want to visit France in the spring.
1687	vaincreverb	to defeat, vanquish	Le jardinier-poète sait parfois qu’il est fécond et que son Arbre est fertile. Ne vainc-t-il pas la mort chaque fois qu’il plante un arbre-poème?The gardener-poet knows sometimes that he is fecund and that his Tree is fertile. Does he not defeat death every time he plants a tree-poem?
1688	foulenoun	crowd	Les psychologues sociaux ont développé plusieurs théories afin d’expliquer la façon dont la psychologie d’une foule diffère et interagit avec celle des individus en son sein.Social Psychologists have developed several theories to explain the way in which the psychology of a crowd differs and interacts with that of the individuals within it.
1689	fininoun	aspect or texture of what has been completed
1690	ouestnoun	west
1691	royaumenoun	kingdom
1692	studionoun	studio
1693	rembourserverb	to pay back, refund, reimburse
1694	désertnoun	desert
1695	pucenoun	flea
1696	imaginationnoun	imagination
1697	poupéenoun	doll
1698	bâtimentnoun	building, edifice
1699	espionnoun	spy
1700	ambulancenoun	ambulance
1701	ventenoun	sale
1702	fichunoun	fichu
1703	gérerverb	to manage
1704	divorcerverb	to divorce
1705	interrompreverb	to interrupt
1706	préféréadjective	favourite
1707	échangerverb	to exchange, to swap	Ces personnes ont échangé des vues sur la question sans parvenir à se mettre d’accord.These people exchanged views on the question without reaching agreement.
1708	comtenoun	count, earl
1709	extraordinaireadjective	extraordinary, out of the ordinary
1710	sergentnoun	sergeant
1711	enterrementnoun	burial
1712	suicidenoun	suicide
1713	monnaienoun	change
1714	noyernoun	walnut
1715	chiffrenoun	a digit i.e. 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
1716	vampirenoun	vampire
1717	conclureverb	to conclude	La ville et la province ont conclu une entente.The city and the province have reached an agreement.
1718	repérerverb	to map out, to mark, to reference
1719	fromagenoun	cheese
1720	garerverb	to cover, shelter
1721	lâcheadjective	loose, slack
1722	cuisinerverb	to cook	Elle a cuisiné un très bon plat.She made a very nice meal.
1723	poèmenoun	poem
1724	cognerverb	to whack, to bash, to thump
1725	rayonnoun	ray, beam
1726	taulenoun	jail, clink
1727	soufflenoun	blow
1728	permisnoun	permit, licence
1729	exagérerverb	to exaggerate	Je n’ai rien dit quand c’était seulement un peu de jalousie, mais là, tu exagères vraiment.I didn't say anything when it was just a bit of jealousy, but now you're really going too far.
1730	flammenoun	flame
1731	insulterverb	to insult
1732	magiqueadjective	magic, magical
1733	repasserverb	to iron
1734	fantastiqueadjective	fantastic
1735	autrefoisadverb	previously, formerly , erstwhile
1736	facilementadverb	easily
1737	sexyadjective	sexy
1738	sensibleadjective	sensitive
1739	atterrirverb	to land
1740	directementadverb	directly
1741	tuyaunoun	pipe
1742	barrerverb	to bar, bar up
1743	méfierverb	to mistrust, to be wary of, to watch out for
1744	italienadjective	Italian
1745	demi-heurenoun	half an hour, thirty minutes
1746	sainadjective	healthy, in good health
1747	tendreadjective	tender
1748	parinoun	wager, bet
1749	maîtressenoun	mistress
1750	asilenoun	asylum	Murs, ville, / Et port, / Asile / De mort, / Mer grise / Où brise / La brise, / Tout dort.Walls, town, / and port, / refuge / from death, / Grey sea / where bursts / the breeze, / all sleeps.
1751	inspirerverb	to breathe in
1752	divinadjective	divine, godlike
1753	arméadjective	armed
1754	boutiquenoun	shop, boutique
1755	secteurnoun	circular sector
1756	embarquerverb	to board
1757	rapidementadverb	speedily, quickly
1758	lentementadverb	slowly
1759	déchirerverb	to tear, to rip up
1760	poitrinenoun	chest, thorax, torso	Il détaillait ma beauté, un cri d’extase pour mes yeux, un béement prolongé pour mes mains, un sifflement coquin pour mes jambes, un silence bien préparé pour ma poitrine.He detailed my beauty, a cry of ecstasy for my eyes, a prolonged gape for my hands, a naughty whistle for my legs, a well-prepared silence for my bosom.
1761	salairenoun	salary, wage
1762	baignerverb	to bathe
1763	bitenoun	knob, cock, dick	Il a souri quand j’ai mis la main entre ses cuisses et je me suis mise à frotter sa grosse bite.He smiled when I put my hand between his thighs and started to rub his big cock.
1764	réactionnoun	reaction
1765	otagenoun	hostage
1766	collinenoun	hill, downs	Elle m’a dit d’aller siffler là-haut sur la colline.She told me to go thither and whistle on the hill.
1767	épargnerverb	to save
1768	télévisionnoun	television
1769	établirverb	to make out , to draw up
1770	principenoun	principle	Le principe de toute souveraineté réside essentiellement dans la nation.The source of all sovereignty resides essentially in the nation.
1771	traîtrenoun	betrayer, traitor
1772	futuradjective	future
1773	émotionnoun	emotion
1774	monseigneurnoun	monseigneur	—La salle à manger de monseigneur! s’écria le directeur stupéfait.‘My lord's dining-room!’ cried the stupefied director.
1775	tienadjective	your, belonging to you
1776	explosionnoun	explosion
1777	dettenoun	debt
1778	vomirverb	to vomit
1779	jeudinoun	Thursday	En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.Lundi marche devant,Rantaplan.Mardi joue de la trompette,De la trompette.Mercredi du violon,Du violon.Jeudi de l’accordéon,De l’accordéon.Vendredi et samedi chantent la chanson de dimanche.Vendredi et samedi chantent la chanson de dimanche.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Monday marches ahead,Rantaplan.Tuesday plays the trumpet,The trumpet.Wednesday the violin,The violin.Thursday the accordion,The accordion.Friday and Saturday sing the song of Sunday.Friday and Saturday sing the song of Sunday.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Onward, the music of the days of the week.
1780	viergenoun	virgin
1781	rassemblerverb	to assemble
1782	adorableadjective	adorable
1783	abrinoun	a shelter or refuge against the elements or physical danger	Si tu cherches un abri inaccessible dis-toi qu’il n’est pas loinIf you are searching for an inaccessible refuge tell yourself that it is not too far
1784	chantnoun	song
1785	raccompagnerverb	to walk back, to take back, to drive back
1786	prénomnoun	first name, given name	Mon prénom est Joséphine.My first name is Joséphine.
1787	possibiliténoun	possibility
1788	lampenoun	lamp, light
1789	comparerverb	to compare
1790	portraitnoun	portrait
1791	supérieuradjective	superior
1792	copienoun	copying
1793	sourdadjective	deaf
1794	fournirverb	to supply, to provide, to furnish	La boulangerie fournit mon restaurant en pain.The bakery supplies my restaurant with bread.
1795	sacrifierverb	to sacrifice
1796	débarquerverb	to unload , land
1797	magienoun	magic
1798	pubnoun	Television ad or advert
1799	périodenoun	period, as in interval of time
1800	abrutiadjective	whose physical or mental capacities have been impaired by tiredness or another factor, dazed
1801	serviettenoun	towel
1802	semblantnoun	a semblance
1803	empereurnoun	emperor
1804	passeportnoun	passport
1805	torturerverb	to torture
1806	extérieuradjective	exterior
1807	infonoun	Contraction of information.	Je n’ai pas eu le temps de regarder les infos.I haven't had time to watch the news.
1808	jouetnoun	toy, plaything
1809	pointerverb	to point to/at	On doit se pointer à quelle heure?What time do we have to show up?
1810	inscrireverb	to inscribe	Je m’y suis inscriteI've signed up for it
1811	lutterverb	to struggle, to fight
1812	épuiserverb	to squeeze out
1813	meurtrieradjective	deadly, bloody , murderous
1814	ascenseurnoun	lift, elevator
1815	furieuxadjective	furious
1816	digneadjective	worthy
1817	saloperienoun	filth, refuse, scum
1818	matérielnoun	equipment, supplies
1819	garagenoun	garage
1820	mandatnoun	mandate	Si le président de la République meurt avant l’expiration de son mandat, le Sénat convoque la Nation pour procéder à une nouvelle élection.If the President of the Republic dies prior to the expiry of his term, the Senate [shall] convoke the Nation for carrying out a new election.
1821	motonoun	bike, motorbike
1822	sablenoun	sand
1823	figurenoun	face
1824	rapprocherverb	to reapproach, to approach again
1825	sacrerverb	to crown	sacrer un coup de poing sur la tableto slam one's fist on the table.
1826	chutenoun	fall
1827	unirverb	to unite, join
1828	creuserverb	to dig
1829	satisfaireverb	to satisfy
1830	presséadjective	quick, eager, impatient
1831	transmettreverb	to transmit
1832	communadjective	common	une caractéristique commune à la plupart des langues européennesa common characteristic of most European languages
1833	attentenoun	wait
1834	modèlenoun	model, example, design
1835	exécuterverb	to execute, to carry out
1836	gantnoun	glove
1837	accomplirverb	to accomplish
1838	décrocherverb	to unhook, remove from a hook
1839	fièvrenoun	fever
1840	révolutionnoun	revolution	La révolution démographiqueThe demographic revolution
1841	violentadjective	violent
1842	existencenoun	existence
1843	impressionnerverb	to impress, wow or overawe
1844	particulieradjective	particular
1845	océannoun	an ocean
1846	méthodenoun	method
1847	documentnoun	document
1848	nierverb	to deny
1849	écarterverb	to separate, move apart	Après le scandale financier, le congrès a voté pour écarter le président du pouvoir.After the financial scandal, Congress voted to remove the president from power.
1850	kilomètrenoun	kilometre
1851	nationnoun	nation
1852	guiderverb	to guide
1853	protectionnoun	protection
1854	manquenoun	lack, absence
1855	musicaladjective	musical
1856	chinoisnoun	Chinese
1857	écoutenoun	the act of listening
1858	religionnoun	religion
1859	sauvageadjective	wild, untamed, not domesticated	la publicité sauvageunregulated/unrestrained/excessive advertising
1860	rosenoun	rose
1861	précieuxadjective	precious
1862	mouchenoun	fly
1863	avantagenoun	advantage
1864	bouclerverb	to buckle	Je fermerai fenêtres et persiennes / Je bouclerai la porte à double tour / Et en faisant une flambée, Hélène / Je te réchaufferai, je te réchaufferaiI will close windows and shutters / I will shut the door with two turns of the key / And by making a fire, Helen / I will warm you up, I will warm you up
1865	détectivenoun	detective
1866	fidèleadjective	loyal	Le chien était toujours fidèle à son maître.The dog was always loyal to his owner.
1867	comporterverb	to include	Le frontispice de l’édifice public comportait d’ailleurs toujours l’inscription « Ecole-Marie ».The frontispiece of the public building still included the inscription "Ecole-Marie."
1868	pannenoun	plush velvet
1869	songerverb	to dream	Quant à moi, je suis tout joyeux quand je songe que tu es à moiAs for me, I am so happy when I imagine you are mine.
1870	totaladjective	total
1871	oursnoun	bear
1872	écrivainnoun	writer
1873	commissionnoun	commission
1874	remuerverb	to move	Le chien […] n’avait pas de queue, alors il remuait l’arrière-train pour signifier qu’il était content.The dog […] didn't have a tail, so it wagged its hindquarters to show it was happy.
1875	poussièrenoun	dust
1876	pêchenoun	peach
1877	mainoun	May
1878	clefnoun	Alternative spelling of clé
1879	échecnoun	failure
1880	baladerverb	to stroll, walk around
1881	témoignerverb	to witness, to be a witness at or for	Je leur ai acheté un petit cadeau pour leur témoigner ma gratitude.I bought them a little gift to show my gratitude.
1882	gratuitadjective	free of charge
1883	souleververb	to raise, to lift up, to pick up
1884	inconnuadjective	unknown, obscure, unfamiliar, strange	Le hurling est un sport inconnu en dehors de l’Irlande.The sport of hurling is unknown outside Ireland.
1885	ticketnoun	ticket
1886	forcémentadverb	inevitably
1887	céderverb	to yield
1888	footnoun	association football, football, soccer	Zidane est un des meilleurs joueurs de foot du monde.Zidane is one of the best football players in the world.
1889	barbenoun	beard	Certaines personnes mettent plusieurs années avant d’obtenir une barbe dure, d’autres n’y parvenant jamais.Some people take several years before obtaining a strong beard, others never succeed.
1890	morteladjective	mortal
1891	exprèsadjective	express
1892	priververb	to deprive	D’où cette fuite des cerveaux vers des cieux plus cléments qui prive le Maroc de ses meilleurs cadres dans les secteurs les plus névralgiques pour l’économie nationale.Hence this brain drain to more clement climes which deprives Morocco of its best executives in the most sensitive sectors of the national economy.
1893	élémentnoun	element
1894	renverserverb	to turn over, turn upside down
1895	entourerverb	to surround	Le dernier type est le "cheval-jupon", un terme que l’ethnologue réserve à un déguisement pour une personne, constitué comme suit : le corps de la personne est entouré à la taille par un tissu — le jupon — recouvrant l’essentiel de ses jambes, une tête du cheval en bois […]The last type is the "hobby horse", a term which Ethnologue reserves for a disguise for a person, made as follows: the body of the person is surrounded at the waist by a cloth — the skirt — covering most of his legs; a horse's head of wood […]
1896	courriernoun	messenger, courier
1897	virusnoun	virus
1898	sudnoun	south
1899	bagnolenoun	ride, whip, wheels
1900	ouvriernoun	worker, labourer , workman
1901	concoursnoun	competition, contest, competitive examination	La femme...ne peut donner...à titre gratuit...sans le concours du mari dans l’acte...The wife...cannot make a gift...gratuitously...without the participation of the husband in the act...
1902	führernoun	the Führer, the title of Adolf Hitler as ruler of Nazi Germany
1903	canardnoun	duck	Aujourd’hui, le réseau de restaurants franchisés permet de faire connaître d’autres produits à base de canard au grand public et d’inspirer les gourmets et les cuisiniers amateurs.Todau, the network of franchised restaurants make it possible to promote other duck products to the wider public, and to inspire gourmets and amateur cooks.
1904	cérémonienoun	ceremony
1905	chouettenoun	owl
1906	annoncenoun	advertisement
1907	romanadjective	Romance
1908	écrannoun	screen
1909	mardinoun	Tuesday	En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.Lundi marche devant,Rantaplan.Mardi joue de la trompette,De la trompette.Mercredi du violon,Du violon.Jeudi de l’accordéon,De l’accordéon.Vendredi et samedi chantent la chanson de dimanche.Vendredi et samedi chantent la chanson de dimanche.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.En avant, la musique des jours de la semaine.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Monday marches ahead,Rantaplan.Tuesday plays the trumpet,The trumpet.Wednesday the violin,The violin.Thursday the accordion,The accordion.Friday and Saturday sing the song of Sunday.Friday and Saturday sing the song of Sunday.Onward, the music of the days of the week.Onward, the music of the days of the week.
1910	correspondreverb	to correspond	Le Québec est une province du Canada dont les frontières correspondent au territoire de la nation québécoise.Quebec is a province of Canada whose borders correspond to the territory of the Quebecois nation.
1911	imposerverb	to impose	Le régime s’est fait très impopulaire en imposant le vin.The regime made itself very unpopular by taxing wine.
1912	piscinenoun	swimming pool
1913	vidéonoun	video
1914	absurdeadjective	absurd
1915	discussionnoun	debate, argument
1916	estomacnoun	stomach
1917	auteurnoun	author
1918	compliquéadjective	complicated, intricate, convoluted
1919	médecinenoun	medicine
1920	foienoun	liver
1921	activiténoun	activity
1922	bonbonnoun	sweet, candy	Je vous ai apporté des bonbons / Parce que les fleurs c’est périssable / Puis les bonbons c’est tellement bon / Bien que les fleurs soient plus présentables / Surtout quand elles sont en boutons / Mais je vous ai apporté des bonbonsI brought you sweets / Because flowers are perishable / And the sweets are so good / Even though flowers would be more presentable / Especially when they're buds / But I brought you sweets
1923	sucerverb	to suck
1924	épreuvenoun	test
1925	aimableadjective	likeable, amiable	C’est très aimable de ta part de m’avoir invité ce soir.It's very kind of you to have invited me here this evening.
1926	gelerverb	to freeze
1927	peserverb	to weigh	Je pèse 80 kilosI weigh 80 kilos
1928	communauténoun	community
1929	patrienoun	homeland, home country, country of origin, fatherland
1930	éprouververb	to put to the test, test, try	On éprouvera la valeur de sa théorie.We'll put his theory to the test.
1931	adulteadjective	adult	Jésus fut circoncis à huit jours, et baptisé étant adulte, selon la coutume de plusieurs Juifs, qui regardaient le baptême comme une purification des souillures de l’âme: c’était un ancien usage des peuples de l’Indus et du Gange, à qui les brachmanes avaient fait accroire que l’eau lave les péchés comme les vêtements.Jesus was circumcised when he was eight days old and baptised as an adult, in accordance with the custom of a few Jews who looked upon baptism as the cleansing of the soul's stains. This was an old custom of the peoples of the Indus and the Ganges who had been convinced by the Brahmans that water washes sins like it washes clothes.
1932	généreuxadjective	generous, kind
1933	humaniténoun	humanity
1934	enfoncerverb	to push in, to press in, to drive in	Ouvrez, ou j’enfonce la porte.Open up, or I'll break down the door.
1935	excellencenoun	Excellence
1936	paysannoun	a peasant
1937	analysenoun	analysis
1938	cirquenoun	circus	le cirque est plein de sangThe arena is full of blood
1939	divorcenoun	divorce
1940	serveurnoun	waiter
1941	luttenoun	struggle, fight, battle	La lutte contre le capitalismeThe struggle against capitalism
1942	rejeterverb	to throw back
1943	agencenoun	agency
1944	cancernoun	cancer
1945	couronnenoun	crown
1946	poudrenoun	dust
1947	sacrificenoun	sacrifice
1948	pizzanoun	pizza
1949	professionneladjective	professional
1950	sous-titrenoun	subtitle
1951	danseurnoun	ballet dancer
1952	attitudenoun	attitude, position
1953	quartadjective	fourth
1954	déshabillerverb	to undress
1955	acheververb	to finish, to complete	Ayant donc achevé ses préparatifs, il ne voulut pas attendre davantage pour mettre à exécution son projet.Having thus completed his preparations, he did not want to wait any longer to put his project into execution.
1956	vifadjective	alive
1957	charmenoun	charm, attractive quality
1958	pompenoun	pump
1959	séancenoun	session
1960	neveunoun	nephew
1961	robotnoun	robot
1962	filenoun	a line of objects placed one after the other
1963	absencenoun	absence
1964	pourrirverb	to rot, decompose, putrefy, crumble
1965	quiconquepronoun	anyone, whoever, whosoever
1966	régnerverb	to reign
1967	parvenirverb	to reach
1968	propriéténoun	property
1969	surfacenoun	surface
1970	huilenoun	oil
1971	instrumentnoun	instrument
1972	chérirverb	to cherish
1973	exercicenoun	exercise
1974	blondadjective	blond
1975	culturenoun	crop
1976	honorerverb	to honor, to honour
1977	poètenoun	poet
1978	royaladjective	royal
1979	pilulenoun	pill
1980	bienvenuenoun	welcome	Mesdames et messieurs, je vous souhaite la bienvenue.Ladies and gentlemen, I bid you welcome.
1981	repousserverb	to push back, push out of the way	J’essaie d’ connecter à toi qui me repousses constamment.I try to connect with you who constantly turns me away
1982	facturenoun	bill, invoice
1983	ceinturenoun	belt
1984	oublienoun	wafer
1985	kilonoun	kilo
1986	délicatadjective	delicate
1987	associénoun	associate
1988	romantiqueadjective	romantic
1989	soucierverb	to worry	Je me soucie peu de vous offenser.I'm a little worried about offending you.
1990	propositionnoun	proposition, suggestion
1991	exposerverb	to expose
1992	caveadjective	pitted
1993	grouillerverb	to mill about, swarm with people
1994	intervenirverb	to intervene
1995	instructionnoun	instruction
1996	jusnoun	juice
1997	améliorerverb	to improve, better, ameliorate
1998	compliquerverb	to complicate
1999	brefadjective	brief	Il lui envoya un bref message de quelques lignes seulement.He sent her a brief message of only a few lines.
2000	canonnoun	cannon, gun

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