Unit 1

Leon 1
Leon 2
Leon 3
Leon 4

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5

Unit 2
Leon 5
Leon 6
Leon 7
Leon 8

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11

Unit 3
Leon 9
Leon 10
Leon 11
Leon 12

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 Augmentation (n.f.)
Augmenter (v.)
Cancer (n.m.)
Chiffre (n.m.)
Climat (n.m.)
Correspondre (v.)
Dvelopper (v.)
Devenir (v.)
Diminuer (v.)
nergie (n.f.)
volution (n.f.)
Futur (n.m.)
Guerre (n.f.)
Hsiter (v.)

Increase
To increase
Cancer
Figure, number
Climate
To correspond
To develop
To become
To reduce
Energy
Evolution, change
Future
War
To hesitate

Mtier (n.m.)
Nourriture (n.f.)
Opinion (n.f.)
Optimiste (adj.)
Paix (n.f.)
Partie (n.f.)
Ptrole (n.m.)
Population (n.f.)
Quotidien (n.m.)
Relation (n.f.)
Riche (adj.)
Terre (n.f.)
Transporter (v.)
Vivement

Job, occupation, trade

Food
Opinion
Optimistic
Peace
Part
Oil, petroleum
Population, people
Daily
Relation, relationship
Rich
Earth, ground
To carry, to transport
Vivaciously

Autant
Nommer (v.)

As much
To name, to list, to
appoint

Salaire (n.m.)

Wages, pay, salary

Choix (n.m.)
Chmage (n.m.)
Cong (n.m.)
Contrleur (n.m.)

Sinquiter (v.)
Justement (adv.)
Laboratoire (n.f.)
Proposition (n.f.)

Coup (n.m.)
Courage (n.m.)
Cration (n.m.)

Choice
Unemployment
Holiday, vacation
Ticket inspector,
controller
Blow, stroke, knock
Courage
Creation

To worry
Just, justly, precisely
Laboratory
Proposition,
suggestion
Quality
To think
Human resources

Dranger (v.)
conomie (n.f.)
Gestion (n.f.)

To disturb
Economy
Management

Retraite (n.f.)
Spcialis (adj.)

Retirement
Specialized

Administration (n.f.) Administration

Formation (n.f.)

To move forward, to
progress
Future
Avenir (n.m.)
Stock exchange
Bourse (n.f.)
1. Executive 2. Frame
Cadre (n.m.)
Notebook
Cahier (n.m.)
To count
Compter (v.)
Connaissance (n.f.) Knowledge
To cut
Couper (v.)
To spend
Dpenser (v.)
Difficulty
Difficult (n.f.)

Former (v.)

Cultural background,
education
To form, to shape, to
train
General
Incident
Engineer
Institute
Secular
To mix
Level
Compulsory
Poverty

Avancer (v.)

Qualit (n.f.)
Rflchir (v.)
Ressources

humaines (n.f.pl.)

Gnral (adj.)
Incident (n.m.)
Ingnieur (n.m.)
Institut (n.m.)
Laque (adj.)
Mlanger (v.)
Niveau (n.m.)
Obligatoire (adj.)
Pauvret (n.f.)

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 Doctorat (n.m.)
Droit (n.m.)
Enseignement (n.m.)
tape (n.f.)
tudier (v.)
Exister (v.)
Extrait (n.m.)
Final (adj.)

Doctorate, PhD
Law, right
Education
Stage, stop
To study, to learn
To exist
Extract, excerpt
Final

Primaire (adj.)
Religion (n.f.)
Respecter (v.)
Runir (v.)
Second (adj.)
Signe (n.m.)
Solution (n.f.)
Technicien (n.m.)

Primary
Religion
To respect
To join together
Second
Sign, mark
Solution
Technician

Ajouter (v.)

To add

Manquer (v.)

Ambulant (adj.)
Baguette (n.f.)

Itinerant
Baguette, stick,
chopstick
Capable, able

Mmoire (n.f.)
Observer (v.)

To miss, to lack, to be
short of, to fail
Memory
To watch, to observe

Plante (n.f.)
Produire (v.)

Workforce, staff,
personnel
Plant
To produce

Ramener (v.)
Se renseigner (v.)
Rparateur (n.m.)
Sal (adj.)
Socit (n.f.)

To bring back
To make enquiries
Repairer
Salted
Society, company

Financier (adj.)
Garde (n.m.)
Gardien (n.m)
Lieu (n.m.)

To market
To manage
Job, employment
To be bored
Production,
manufacture, made in...
Financial
Guard
Guard
Place

Suffire (v.)
Tlviseur (n.m.)
Vitamine (n.f.)

To be enough
Television, TV set
Vitamin

Marque (n.f.)

Brand, mark

Sduisant (adj.)

Attractive, seductive

Armoire (n.m.)
Cosmtique (n.m.)
Couramment
Disponible (adj.)

Wardrobe
Cosmetic
Fluently, common
Available

Exprience (n.f.)
Franchement
Horreur (n.f.)
Nul (adj.)

Entretien (n.m.)

1. Maintenance
2. Interview
To amaze, to surprise
Exact, correct, accurate
Example

Plaire (v.)

Experience
Frankly, honestly
Horror
Null, nil, hopeless,
rubbish
To be attractive

Plutt
Responsable (n.m.)
Sexy (adj.)

Rather
Person in charge
Sexy

Capable (adj.)

Commercial (adj.) Commercial

Commercialisation Marketing

(n.f.)
Commercialiser (v.)
Diriger (v.)
Emploi (n.m.)
Sennuyer (v.)
Fabrication (n.f)

tonner (v.)
Exact (adj.)
Exemple (n.m.)

Personnel (n.m.)

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 Agrer (v.)

Veuillez agrer
mes...
Amliorer (v.)
Architecture (n.f.)
Btiment (n.m.)
Catgorie (n.f.)
Chmeur (n.m.)

Sincerely yours

Mdiathque (n.f.)

Media library

To improve
Architecture
Building
Category
Unemployed

Minimum (adj.)
Moiti (n.f.)
Moteur (n.m.)
Net (adj.)
Occasion (n.f.)

Domain, field
Duration

Ple (n.m.)
Ralisation (n.f.)

Expression
Expression (n.f.)
Fonctionnaire (n.m.) Public service employee,

Salari (n.m.)
Scurit (n.f.)

Minimum
Half
Engine, driving force
Net, neat, clear
Opportunity, chance,
occasion
Pole
Fulfilment,
achievement,
realization
(Salaried) employee
Security

Grer

Sentiment (n.m.)

Feeling

Social (adj.)
Soin (n.m.)
Syndicat (n.m.)

Social
Care
Trade union

Imiter (v.)
Juge (n.m.)

To imitate, to copy, to
mimic
Judge

Local (adj.)
Mre (n.f.)
Mur (n.m.)
Outil (n.m.)
Peindre (v.)
Portrait (n.m.)
Pourtant

Local
Mother
Wall
Tool
To paint
Portrait
Yet, even so

Procs (n.m.)

Trial, lawsuit

Rcration (n.f.)
Rgle (n.f.)
Transformer (v.)
Vache (n.f)

Playtime
Rule
To transform
Cow

Poids (n.m.)
Policier (n.m.)
Recruter (v.)
Seulement
Voter (v.)

Weight
Policeman
To recruit
Only
To vote

Domaine (n.m.)
Dure (n.f.)

civil servant
To administer, to
manage
Strike
Grve (n.f.)
Impressionner (v.) To impress
Indpendant (adj.) independent
Attached, enclosed
Joint (adj.)

To accuse, to blame, to
charge
Alimentation (n.f.) Diet, food, food
distribution
To authorize, to allow
Autoriser (v.)
Biscuit, cookie
Biscuit (n.m.)
Cannon, gun
Canon (n.m.
Bell
Cloche (n.f.)
Anger, rage
Colre (n.f.)
Covered, clouded
Couvert (adj.)
1. To forbid
Dfendre (v.)
2. To defend
Distributeur (n.m.) Vending machine,
dispenser
To use, to employ
Employer (v.)
Smoke
Fume (n.f.)
To keep, to look after
Garder (v.)
To put on weight
Grossir (v.)
Accuser (v.)

lection (n.f.)
Gramme (n.m.)
Inscurit (n.f)
Municipal (adj.)
Peser (v.)

Election
Gramme, gram
Insecurity
Municipal
To weigh

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 Piste (n.f.)

Track, trail

Authorization,
permission
Extraordinaire (adj.) Extraordinary, amazing
Autorisation (n.f.)

Hirondelle (n.f.)
Loger (v.)
Parfumerie (n.f.)

Swallow
To live at, to stay at
perfumery

To administer, to
manage
Candidate
Candidat (n.m.)
Communiste (adj.) Communist
Deputy, M.P.
Dput (n.m.)
To divide
Diviser (v.)
Education
ducation (n.f.)
To elect
lire (v.)
Finance
Finance (n.f.)
Gouvernement (n.m.) Government
List
Liste (n.f.)
Law, rule
Loi (n.f.)
Majority
Majorit (n.f.)
Minister
Ministre (n.m.)
Administrer (v.)

Prototype

Reportage (n.m.)
Rvolution (n.f.)
Secteur (n.m.)

Report, reporting,
reportage
Revolution
Sector

Outre-mer

Overseas

Parti (n.m.)
Pouvoir (n.m.)
Prfet (n.m.)
Prsident (n.m.)
Prsidentiel (n.m)
Province (n.f.)
Regrouper (v.)
Socialiste (adj.)
Succder (v.)
Union (n.f.)
Voix (n.f)

Party
Power
Prefect
president
Presidential
Province, country
To bring together
Socialist
To succeed
Union
Vote, voice

Interview (n.f.)
Mto (n.f.)
Meurtre (n.m.)
Moto (n.f.)
Mystre (n.m.)
Psychanalyste (n.m.)
Rapporter (v.)

Dessin anim (n.m.) Cartoon

Direct
Direct (adj.)
1. Direction 2.
Direction (n.f.)

Rcent (adj.)
Scne (n.f.)
Slection (n.f.)

Interview
Weather forecast
Murder
Motorbike
Mystery
Psychoanalyst
1. To bring back 2. To
yield 3. To report
Recent
Stage, scene
Selection

Enquter (v.)
vnement (n.m.)
Familier (adj.)
Fou (adj.)
Incomprhensible

Srie (n.f.)
Sommaire (n.m.)
Suite (n.f.)
Tlcommande (n.f.)
Zapper (v.)

Series
Summary
Following, next
Remote control
To zap

Arrt (n.m.)
Atelier (n.m.)
Automobile (n.f.)
Bourse (n.f.)
Chane (n.f.)
Chance (n.f.)
Dbat (n.m.)

(adj.)
Information (n.f.)

Stop, halt
Workshop
Automobile, car
Stock exchange
Chain, line
Luck, chance
Debate

Prototype (n.m.)

management
To investigate
Event
Familiar
Crazy, mad, insane
Incomprehensible
Information, news

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 Comdien (n.m.)
Doucement

Comedian, actor
Slowly, gently

Rapidement

Quickly

Admirer (v.)
Arracher (v.)

To admire
To root out, to tear out,
to snatch
Article, item
Baobab
Branch
Beginning

Honneur (n.m.)
Invention (n.f.)

Honour
Invention

Lever (v.)
Orgueilleux (adj.)
Plantation (n.f.)
Planter (v.)

To raise, to lift
Proud, arrogant
Planting
To plant

To go down, to come
down
God
Upside down, in reverse
Stairs
To astonish, to amaze
Sheet, leaf
Flower
Great, wonderful
Strong

Plateau (n.m.)

Tray

Producteur (n.m.)
Punir (v.)
Racine (n.f.)
Sentir (v.)
Sourire (v.)
Toast (n.m.)
Vers

Producer
To punish
Root
To smell, to feel
To smile
Toast
1. Towards 2. Around

To happen, to take
place, to occur
To estimate, to
appreciate
Drop, fall, decline
Heart
To compare

Intrt (n.m.)

Interest

Nombreux (adj.)

Numerous

Page (n.f.)
Participant (n.m.)
Prciser (v.)
Prsent (adj.)

Copie (n.f.)
Culture (n.f.)
Dclaration (n.f.)
Ensuite

To condemn, to
sentence
Copy
Culture
Declaration, statement
Then

Page
participant
To specify, to make
clear
present

Essentiel (adj.)
Fminin (adj.)
Gnreux (adj.)
Gouverneur (n.m.)

Essential
Feminine, female
Generous
Governor

Simplicit (n.f.)
Tissu (n.m.)
Titre (n.m.)
Se trouver (v.)

Humour (n.f.)
Informer (v.)
Inondation (n.f.)

Humour
To inform
Flood

Valoir (v.)
Vers (posie) (n.m.)

Article (n.m.)
Baobab (n.m.)
Branche (n.f.)
Commencement
(n.m.)
Descendre (v.)
Dieu (n.m.)
lenvers
Escalier (n.m.)
tonner (v.)
Feuille (n.f.)
Fleur (n.f.)
Formidable (adj.)
Fort (adj.)

Avoir lieu (v.)

Apprcier (v.)
Baisse (n.f.)
Cur (n.m.)
Comparer (v.)
Condamner (v.)

Rcemment
Record (n.m.)
Rglement (n.m.)
Sauf

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Recently
Record
Regulation, rules
Except, save, apart
from, unless
Simplicity
Tissue, fabric, cloth
Title
To be located, to be
found
To be worth, to cost
Verse

 Maximum (n.m.)
Mme
Orthographe (n.f.)
Proche (adj. /n.)

Maximum
Same, even
Spelling, orthography
Near, nearby, close to

Rflchi (adj.)
Renseigner (v.)
Reporter (n.m.)
Retenir (v.)

Well thought-out
To give information to
To postpone
To hold back, to retain

Explication (n.f.)
Illuminer (v.)
Jeter (se) ( leau)

(To feel) at ease

Auditory, hearing
Baggage, luggage
To lower, to fade, to
decline
To babble, to stammer
Construction, building
Dependent
To take away, to carry
away
Explanation
To light up
To leap (into the water)

Sonore (adj.)
Spontan (adj.)
Test (n.m.)

Loud, sound
Spontaneous
Test

(v.)
Lendemain (n.m.)

The following day

Traduction (n.f.)

Translation

Leon (n.m.)

Lesson

Promettre (v.)

To promise

Au fait (expr.)
Barbecue (n.m.)
Boulot (n.m.)
Chemine (n.f.)
Courant (au-de)
(expr.)
Double (adj.)
Galerie (n.f.)

By the way
Barbecue
Work
Chimney, mantelpiece
Well-informed

Gte (n.m.)
Informatique (n.f.)
Marchand (adj.)
Obliger (v.)
Pantacourt (n.m.)

Room, home
Information technology
Shopping, commercial
To oblige, to force
Capri pants

Double
Gallery

Remarquer (v.)
Tenue (n.f.)

To notice
Dress, appearance

Accepter (v.)
Accorder (v.)
Agence (n.f.)
Agence

To accept, to agree
To grant, to give
Agency
Marriage bureau

Former (se) (v.)

Fuser (v.)
Grce
Immigration (n.f.)

To form, to learn
To jet, to fly
Thanks to
Immigration

Farmer
Elsewhere
Except, apart, aside
To go deeper
In advance
Single, bachelor
Field
Consideration, esteem
To contact, to get in
touch with
Cordially, kindly

Intention (n.f.)
Internaute (n.)
Lancer (v.)
Numrique (adj.)
Occuper (un lieu) (v.)
Permettre (v.)
Positif (adj.)
Renatre (v.)
Respectueux (adj.)

Intention
Net surfer
To throw
Digital, numerical
To occupy
To allow
Positive
To come back to life
Respectful

Salutation (n.f.)

Regards

Aise ( l) (expr.)
Auditif (adj.)
Bagage (n.m.)
Baisser (v.)
Balbutier (v.)
Construction (n.f.)
Dpendant (adj.)
Emporter (v.)

matrimoniale (n.f.)
Agriculteur (n.m.)
Ailleurs
part (expr.)
Approfondir (v.)
Avance (par) (expr.)
Clibataire (n.)
Champ (n.m.)
Considration (n.f.)
Contacter (v.)
Cordialement

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 Ct (n.m.)
Dehors (adv.)
Dvou (adj.)
Discuter (v.)
Distinguer (v.)

Side
Outside
Devoted, faithful
To discuss
To distinguish

Semblable (adj.)
Sincre (adj.)
Square (n.m.)
Veuf (n.m.)

Alike
Sincere
Square
Widower

Accent (n.m.)
Ancrer (v.)
Attirer (v.)
Attraction (n.f.)
Avoir lieu (v.)

Accent
To anchor
To attract
Attraction
To happen, to take
place, to occur
Ball, dance
Fight, battle
Celtic

Folklore (n.m.)
Importer (v.)
Jet (n.m.)
Lancer (v.)
Lutte (n.f.)

Folklore
To import
1. Throw 2. jet
To throw
Struggle, fight

Majeur (adj.)
Mange (n.m.)
Maquiller (v.)
Masque (n.m.)
Orchestre (n.m.)
Province (n.f.)
Rater (v.)
Renouveau (n.m.)
Rire (v.)
Sans doute

Dgustation (n.f.)
Discussion (n.f.)
Fdral (adj.)
Fest-noz (n.m.)
Flchette (n.f.)
Foire (n.f.)

Oak
1. Corn 2. Horn
To run
Crown
Race
Parade, march
1. To dress up
2. To mask
Tasting
Discussion
Federal
Breton festival
Dart
Fair

Spectaculaire (adj.)
Stade (n.m.)
Succs (n.m.)
Taureau (n.m.)
Vainqueur (n.m.)
Valle (n.f.)

Major
Merry-go-round
To make up, to
disguise
Mask
Orchestra
Province
To miss, to fail
Revival
To laugh
1. Most probably
2. undoubtedly
Spectacular
Stadium, stage
Success
Bull
Winner
Valley

Cano (n.m.)

Canoe

Rivire (n.f.)

River

Cuillre (n.f.)
Dconcentrer (v.)

Spoon
To distract, to devolve,
to dilute
Disagreeable
To please
Thin, fine, subtle,
delicate
Ugly
Particular, private
Recipe

Rsister (v.)
Retrouvaille (n.f.pl.)

To resist, to withstand
Reunion

Sauce (n.f.)
Secret (n.m.)
Servir (v.)

Sauce
Secret
To serve, to be used
(as, for...)
Slice
Truffle
To be worth

Bal (n.m.)
Bataille (n.f.)
Celtique (adj.)
Chne (n.m.)
Cor (n.m.)
Courir (v.)
Couronne (n.f.)
Course (n.f.)
Dfil (n.m.)
Dguiser (v.)

Dsagrable (adj.)
Faire plaisir (v.)
Fin (adj.)
Moche (adj.)
Particulier (adj.)
Recette (n.f.)

Tranche (n.f.)
Truffe (n.f.)
Valoir (mieux) (v.)

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 Ail (n.m.)
Amande (n.f.)
Amer (adj.)
Armistice (n.m)
Arroser (v.)
Bol (n.m.)
Bouillir (v.)
Bouteille (n.f)
Calendrier (n.m.)
Canard (n.m.)
Carafe (n.f.)
Casserole (n.f.)

Garlic
Almond
Bitter
Armistice
To water, to drink
Bowl
To boil
Bottle
Calendar
Duck
Carafe
Saucepan

Huile (n.f.)
Hutre (n.f.)
Ingrdient (n.m.)
Laurier (n.m.)
Lumire (n.f.)
Moule (n.f.)
Moutarde (n.f.)
Muguet (n.m.)
Nappe (n.f.)
Oie (n.f.)
Oignon (n.m.)
Parcours (n.m.)

Chauffer (v.)
Cocotte-minute

To heat up, to warm

Pressure cooker

Pte (n.f)
Percer (v.)

Oil
Oyster
Ingredient
Laurel
Light
Mussel
Mustard
Lily of the valley
Tablecloth
Goose
Onion
1. Route
2. career, (school)
record
Pasta
To pierce

To stick
Commemoration

Persil (n.m.)
Piquer (v.)

Parsley
To prick

Corbeille (n.f)
Couteau (n.m)
Cuire (v.)
Cuisson (n.f.)
Dcouper (v.)
Demeure (n.f.)
Disposer (v.)
motion (n.f.)

Basket
Knife
To cook
Cooking, baking
To cut, to carve
Residence
To have at one's disposal
Emotion, feeling

Placer (v.)
Pole (n.f.)
Poivre (n.m.)
Poivrer (v.)
Poudre (n.f.)
Poule (n.f)
Retirer (v.)
Rveillon (n.m.)

pice (n.f.)
Essuyer (v.)
taler (v.)
Fve (n.f.)
Foie gras (n.m.)
Foule (n.f.)
Fourchette (n.f.)
Frais (adj.)
Framboise (n.f.)
Frire (v.)
Galette (n.f.)
Gonfler (v.)
Goutte (n.f)

Spice
1. To wipe 2. to endure
To spread
Bean
Foie gras
Stride
Fork
Fresh
Raspberry
To fry
Pancake
To inflate, to swell
Drop

Saladier (n.m.)
Saupoudrer (v.)
Seau (n.m.)
Sec (adj.)
Sel (n.m.)
Serviette (n.f.)
Talent (n.m.)
Tasse (n.f.)
Thym (n.m.)
Trou (n.m.)
Verser (v.)
Victoire (n.f.)
Vinaigre (n.m.)

To place, to put
Frying pan
Pepper
To pepper
Powder
Chicken (hen)
To remove, to take off
Christmas Eve, New
Year's Eve
(Salad) bowl
To dust, to sprinkle
Bucket
Dry
Salt
Napkin, towel
Talent, skill
Cup
Thyme
Hole
To pour
Victory
Vinegar

Assurer (v.)
Bien (n.m.)
Cap (n.m.)
Chercheur (n.m.)
Cheval (n.m.)

To assure
Well, good, right
Cape
Researcher
Horse

Jury (n.m.)
Mmoriser (v.)
Originaire (adj.)
Presse (n.f.)
Pulvriser (v.)

(n.f.)
Coller (v.)
Commmoration

(n.f.)

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Jury
To memorise
To originate from
Press
To pulverise, to spray,
to smash
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 Cl (n.f.)

Key

Quand mme

Destin (n.m.)
quivalent (n.m.)
Gain (n.m.)
Garde-robe (n.f.)
Haras (n.m.)
Influencer (v.)
Insolite (adj.)
Invisible (adj.)

Destiny
Equivalent
Gain, profit
Wardrobe
Stud farm
To influence
Unusual
Invisible

Rciter (v.)
Recruter (v.)
Rve (n.m.)
Sociologue (n.m.)
Somme (n.f.)
Superbe
Table dhte (n.f.)

Accompagner (v.)

Raccompagner (v.)

Amener (v.)
Pilote (n.m.)

To go with, to
accompany
To bring
Pilot

Pousser (v.)

To push

Sponsor (n.m.)

Antiquaire (n.m.)

Antique dealer

Gonfl (adj.)

Autodidacte (adj.)
Carnivore (adj.)
Crocodile (n.m.)
Dedans
Dgonfler (v.)
Dessus (au-de)

Self-educated
Carnivorous
Crocodile
Inside
To deflate
Above, over it, on it

Hsitation (n.f.)
Montgolfire (n.f.)
Reine (n.f.)
Scrabble (n.m.)
Serpent (n.m.)

Abstrait (adj.)
ne (n.m.)
Applaudir (v.)
Art (n.m.)
Artistique (adj.)
Atterrissage (n.m.)
Attraper (v.)
Blague (n.f.)
Caricature (n.f.)
Chou (n.m.)
Coloriste (n.m.)

Abstract
Donkey, ass, idiot
To applaud
Art
Artistic
Landing
To catch
Joke
Caricature
Cabbage
Colourist

Ignorance (n.f.)
Ironie (n.f.)
Moquer (v.)
Mouvement (n.m.)
Nfaste (adj.)
Priode (n.f.)
Personnalit (n.f.)
Phare (n.m.)
Pinceau (n.m.)
Plaisanter (v.)
Possder (v.)

Comique (adj.)
Dfaut (n.m.)
Descendant (n.m.)
Douanier (n.m.)
Entourage (n.m.)
Exploiter (v.)
Exposer (v.)
Frapper (v.)
Huissier (n.m.)
Humoriste (n.m.)

Comical
Defect, flaw, lack
Descendant
Customs officer
Entourage
To exploit
To exhibit, to display
To hit, to strike
1. Bailiff 2. Usher
Humorist

Queue (n.f.)
Regard (n.m.)
Rvler (v.)
Taquiner (v.)
Terminal (n.m.)
Terminer (v.)
Toile (n.f.)
Tragdie (n.f.)
Tremper (v.)

Rallye (n.m.)
Reculer (v.)

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Even though, all the

same
To recite
To recruit
Dream
Sociologist
Sum, amount
Superb
Fixed full course meal

To walk, take or drive

somebody back
Rally
To move back, to
postpone, to lose
ground
Sponsor

Puffed-up,
inconsiderate
Hesitation
Hot-air balloon
Queen
Scrabble
Snake

Ignorance
Irony
To mock
Movement
Noxious, harmful
Period
Personality
Lighthouse, beacon
Brush
To joke
To possess, to own, to
have
Tail, rear, queue
Glance, look
To reveal
To tease
Terminal
To finish
Web, canvas, cloth
Tragedy
To soak

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Annuaire (n.m.)
Autorisation (n.f.)
Blouse (n.f.)
Carton (n.m.)

Ambition
Phone book, yearbook
Authorization, permit
Overall, blouse
Cardboard

Honntet (n.f.)
Intolrance (n.f.)
Jouet (n.m.)
Langage (n.m.)
Maillot (n.m.)

Casque (n.m.)
Clandestin (adj.)
Comportement

Helmet
Illegal
Behaviour

Ordre (n.m.)
Parole (n.f.)
Passisme (n.m.)

Understanding,
comprehension
Cord, string, cordon

Pessimisme (n.m.)

(n.f.)
Cordon (n.m.)
Crativit (n.f.)

Creativity, creativeness

Rayon (n.m.)

Cuisinier (n.m.)

Cook

Rflexion (n.f.)

Curiosit (n.f.)
lgance (n.f.)
quilibre (n.m.)
Gait (n.f.)
Gnrosit (n.f.)
Gris (adj.)

Curiosity
Elegance
Balance, equilibrium
Gaiety, cheerfulness
Generosity
Grey

Rejeter (v.)
Rose (adj.)
Sociable (adj.)
Spontanit (adj.)
Tapis (n.m.)
Timidit (n.f.)

Practical, convenient,
handy
Ray, beam, radius,
shelf, department
Thought, remark,
reflection
To reject, to refuse
Pink
Sociable
Spontaneity
Carpet
Shyness

Affirmer (v.)

To assert

Cause (-de)
Exploration (n.f.)
Explorer (v.)
Grotte (n.f.)
Pnible (adj.)

Because
Exploration
To explore
Cave
Painful, tiresome

Perdre (se) (v.)

Salir (v.)
Splologie (n.f.)
Surprise (n.f.)

To lose
To (make) dirty, to soil
Speleology
Surprise

Manire (n.f.)

Way, manner

Manifeste (adj.)
Naturellement
Revanche (en-)
Soigneusement
Store (n.m.)

Obvious
Naturally
Revenge
Carefully
Blind, shade

Sujet (n.m.)
Taire (v.)

Subject
To conceal, to say
nothing about
Pile, lots of

(n.m.)
Comprhension

To board, to approach,
to tackle
So, as, that way
Ainsi
To chat
Bavarder (v.)
Bouquet, bunch
Bouquet (n.m.)
Chre (bonne) (n.f.) To eat well
Complement, remainder,
Complment
additional
On the other hand
Contre (par)
Cover, blanket
Couverture (n.f.)
Aborder (v.)

Dsorganiser (v.)

To disorganize

Pratique (adj.)

Tas (n.m.)

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Honesty
Intolerance
Toy
Language
Bathing trunks,
swimming costume
Order
Speech
Backward-looking
attitude
Pessimism

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Fermement
Hors-duvre (n.m.) Starter
Impolite, rude
Impoli (adj.)
Indiscret (adj.)
Instantanment
Intervenir (v.)

Indiscreet, inquisitive
Instantly
To intervene

Lgume (n.m.)

Vegetable

Au-del
Aventurier (n.m.)
Arriver (v.)

Beyond
Adventurer
To succeed, to reach, to
come to
A bit of, the end, a bit
of
Hut

Bout (n.m.)
Cabane (n.f.)

Tas (un- de)

Tmoignage (n.m.)
Transmettre (v.)
Valeur (n.f.)
Volet (n.m.)
Volontiers

Inventaire (n.m.)
Librer (v.)
Mt (n.m.)

Inventory
To free, to release
Mast

Mdiatique (adj.)

Media library

Objectif (n.m.)

Objective, goal, aim,

target
Observation
Work

Circle
Cercle (n.m.)
Collaborateur (n.m.) Associate, contributor,

Observation (n.f.)
Ouvrage (n.m.)

Courant (n.m.)
Crabe (n.m.)
Crustac (n.m.)
Dcourager (v.)
Dpasser (v.)
Dramatique (adj.)

Pninsule (n.f.)
Peupl (adj.)
Plante (n.f.)
Polaire (adj.)
Probablement
Rame (n.f.)

Dresser (v.)
chec (n.m.)
chouer (v.)
Encourir (v.)
nergique (adj.)
Enlever (v.)
Essai (n.m.)

collaborator
Current, trend
Crab
Crustacean, seafood
Discourage
To overtake, to surpass
Appalling, dramatic
To erect, to raise, to put
up, to tame
Failure
To fail
To incur
Energetic
To remove, to take off
Test, trial

Rejoindre (v.)
Risque (n.f.)
Rocheux (adj.)
Sauter (v.)
Scientifique (n.m.)
Solitaire (adj.)
Tmoigner (v.)

Fauve (n.m.)
Fiction (n.f.)
Filmer (v.)
Flore (n.f.)

Expedition
Tentative (n.f.)
To nearly... on the verge Tenter (v.)
of...
Big cat
Trace (n.f.)
Fiction
Traineau (n.m.)
To film
Trappeur (n.m.)
Flora
Uniquement

lot (n.m.)
Inconscient (adj.)

Islet
Unaware

Voile (n.f.)
Volontaire (adj.)

Indiquer (v.)

To point, to indicate

Volont (n.f.)

Expdition (n.f.)
Faillir (v.)

A lot of
Testimony
To transmit, to pass
on, to hand over
Value
Shutter
1. Willingly
2. With pleasure

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Peninsula
Populated
Planet
Polar
Probably
1. Oar
2. Underground train
To join
Risk, hazard
Rocky
To jump, to leap
Scientist
Lonely, solitary
To testify, to give
evidence
Attempt
To attempt, to tempt
Mark, trace
Sled, sleigh, sledge
Trapper
Only,
solely,
exclusively
Sail
Wilful,
voluntary,
volunteer
Will

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Angoiss (adj.)
Stupid
Bte (adj.)
Dbrouiller (se) (v.) To manage to
Crazy, mad
Dingue (n.m.)
Electricity
lectricit (n.f.)
To move away
loigner (s) (v.)
Test
preuve (n.f.)
To worry
Faire (sen) (v.)

Fentre (n.f.)
Garage (n.m.)
Inquiet (adj.)
Mcanique (n.f.)
Panique (n.f.)
Port (n.m.)
Rassurer (v.)
Vraiment

Window
Garage
Anxious, worried
Mechanics
Panic
Port
To reassure
Really

To announce
Annoncer (v.)
To beat, to defeat
Battre (v.)
Celebrity
Clbrit (n.f.)
Championnat (n.m.) Championship
Comptition (n.f.) Competition
Concurrent (n.m.) Competitor
Contingent, quota
Contingent (n.m.)
Cyclist
Cycliste (n.m.)
To date
Dater (v.)
To declare
Dclarer (v.)
To distribute
Distribuer (v.)
Drug use
Dopage (n.m.)
Sport number worn by a
Dossard (n.m.)

Marathon (n.m.)
Marquer (v.)
Match (n.m.)
Mdia (n.m.)
Mener (v.)
Minceur (n.f.)
Nation (n.f.)
Organisateur (n.m.)
Parmi
Patinage
Planche (n.f.)
Plonge (n.f.)
Pratiquer (v.)

Marathon
To mark
Match
Media
To lead
Thinness, slimness
Nation
Organizer
Among
Skating
Board
Diving
To practise, to do

competitor
Publishing, edition
To rush, to dash

Presence
To foresee, to forecast,
to plan, to anticipate,
to expect
Entirely, completely
Main, principal
Entirement
Principal (adj.)
Around, about
Platform, quay,
Environ
Quai (n.m.)
embankment
Horse riding
To go up, to go back
quitation (n.f.)
Remonter (v.)
up
Favourite
Bank, shore
Favori (n.m.)
Rive (n.f.)
To be among, to appear Tlspectateur (n.m.) T.V. viewer
Figurer (v.)
(on a list)
Ton, tonne
Jogging
Footing (n.m.)
Tonne (n.f.)
Tournament
Hippodrome (n.m.) Racecourse
Tournoi (n.m.)
Most of
To trace, to draw
La plupart
Tracer (v.)
Widely, greatly
Violence
Largement
Violence (n.f.)
Malhonntet (n.f.) Dishonesty
dition (n.f.)
lancer (s) (v.)

Accrocher (v.)
Ampoule (n.f.)
Appareil (n.m.)
Aspirateur (n.m.)
Baignoire (n.f.)

To hang
Bulb, phial, blister
Machine,
device,
apparatus
Vacuum cleaner
Bathtub

Prsence (n.f.)
Prvoir (v.)

Lave-vaisselle (n.m.) Dishwasher

Detergent
Lessive (n.f.)
Washing, linen, items
Linge (n.m.)
Lit (n.m.)
Mnage (n.m.)

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Bed
Cleaning, housework,
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Do-it-yourself D.I.Y.
D.I.Y. man, handyman
Complementary

Meuble (n.m.)
Miroir (n.m.)
Nettoyer (v.)
Poubelle (n.f.)

household
Furniture
Mirror
To clean
Dustbin

Poussire (n.f.)
Ranger (v.)

Dust
To tidy, to put away

Rare (adj.)
Rfrigrateur (n.m.)
Repassage (n.m.)
Repasser (v.)

Rare
Fridge, refrigerator
Ironing
To iron

Rsoudre (v.)
Sale (adj.)

To solve, to resolve
Dirty, filthy, nasty

vier (n.m.)
Four (n.m.)
Idal (adj.)
Imposer (v.)
Intrieur (n.m.)
Kit (n.m.)
Lavabo (n.m.)
Lave-linge (n.m.)

To sew
1. Knife, fork and spoon
2. place setting
To clear away, to rid
Hard, harsh, tough
Equality
Interview, discussion,
maintenance
To peel
To hang out, to stretch
out, to spread out
Sink
Oven
Ideal
To impose
Inside, interior
Kit
Washbasin, washbowl
Washing machine

Sol (n.m.)
Sondage (n.m.)
Surgel (n.m.)
Tche (n.f.)
Tirer (v.)
Vaisselle (n.f.)
Vider (v.)

Ground, floor, soil

Poll, survey
Frozen food
Task, job, mission
To pull
The dishes
To empty

Appartenir (v.)

To belong to

Nimporte

Aucun

None

Saluer (v.)

Any... (it doesn't

matter)
To greet, to say hello
to

Banc (n.m.)

Bench, seat

Avertir (v.)
Colocataire (n.m.)
Compter sur (v.)
Confiance (n.m.)
Domicile (n.m.)

To warn
Co-tenant
To rely on, to count on
Confidence, trust
Place of residence,
home, address
To trust

Bouton (n.m.)
Bricolage (n.m.)
Bricoleur (n.m.)
Complmentaire

(adj.)
Coudre (v.)
Couvert (n.m.)
Dbarrasser (v.)
Dur (adj.)
galit (n.f.)
Entretien (n.m.)
plucher (v.)
tendre (v.)

Locataire (n.)
Mfier (se-de) (v.)
Rparation (n.f.)
Sentir (v.)
Tout lheure

Tenant, lodger
To distrust
Repairing
To smell, to feel
Later, earlier, in a while

Alimentary, (of, for) food

Alimentaire (adj.)
Rainbow
Arc-en-ciel (n.m.)
Candidature, candidacy
Candidature (n.f.)
Career
Carrire (n.f.)
Should this happen
Cas chant
To cohabit
Cohabiter (v.)
Conformisme (n.m.) Conformity,

Licencier (v.)
Limiter (v.)
Manuel (n.m.)
Mentir (v.)
Modle (n.m.)
Montant (n.m.)
Perfectible (adj.)

To fire, to dismiss
To limit
Manual, textbook
To lie
Model
Amount, sum
Perfectible

Contenter (se) (v.)

Pharmacien (n.m.)

Pharmacist, chemist,
druggist
To provide, to equip
Precariousness

Fier (se) (v.)

conventionality
To make do with

To fear
Craindre (v.)
Dlocalisation (n.f.) Off shoring

Pourvoir (v.)
Prcarit (n.f.)

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 Dgouter (v.)
Dplacer (se) (v.)
Dpourvu (adj.)
Efforcer de (s) (v.)
lite (n.f.)
Embauche (n.f.)
Estimer (v.)
tiquette (n.f.)
Examiner (v.)
Fusion (n.f.)
Injustice (n.f.)
Innovation (n.f.)
Insatisfait (adj.)

To drip
To move, to travel
Lacking in
To endeavour to do, to
try one's best to
Elite
Hiring
To estimate
Label
To examine
Fusion, melting
Injustice
Innovation
Unsatisfied

Lying on
Allong (adj.)
Aluminium
Aluminium (n.m.)
Silver, money
Argent (n.m.)
Broom
Balai (n.m.)
Concrete
Bton (n.m.)
Wood
Bois (n.m.)
Brick
Brique (n.f.)
Brosse dents (n.f.) Toothbrush
Desk
Bureau (meuble)
(n.m.)
Coffee maker, coffeepot
Cafetire (n.f.)
Sofa, settee
Canap (n.m.)
Square
Carr (n.m.)
Centimetre
Centimtre (n.m.)
Hi-fi system
Chane hi-fi (n.f)
Chair
Chaise (n.f)
Champion
Champion (n.m.)
Bedside
Chevet (n.m.)
Chest of drawers
Commode (n.f.)
Conglateur (n.m.) Freezer
Cotton
Coton (n.m.)
Duvet
Couette (n.f.)
Cushion
Coussin (n.m.)
Cube
Cube (n.m.)
Leather
Cuir (n.m.)
Gas cooker
Cuisinire gaz
(n.f.)
Cuivre (n.m.)
Diamant (n.m.)
Dimension (n.f.)
Drap (n.m.)
Embarrasser (v.)
Enchre (n.f.)
tagre (n.f.)

Copper
Diamond
Size, dimension
Sheet
To embarrass
Auction
Shelf

Revenu (n.m.)
Satisfait (adj.)
Scurit (n.f.)
Souhait (n.m.)
Spcialiste (adj.)
Synonyme (n.m.)
Systme (n.m.)
Usine (n.f.)
Vedette (n.f.)

Qualified, skilled
To reconcile
To require
Restructuring,
reorganisation
Income
Satisfied
Security
Wish
Specialist
Synonymous
System
Factory, plant
Celebrity, star

Fer (n.m.)
Gant (n.m.)
Halogne (adj.)
Hauteur (n.f.)
Illustration (n.f.)
Laine (n.f.)
Largeur (n.f.)
Longueur (n.f.)
Marbre (n.m.)

Iron
Glove
Halogenous, halogen
Height
Illustration
Wool
Width
Length
Marble

Marqueur (n.m.)
Matelas (n.m.)
Matire (n.f.)
Mtal (n.m.)
Micro-ondes (n.m.)
Millimtre (n.m.)
Or (n.m.)
Oreiller (n.m.)
Pelle (n.f.)
Plastique (n.m.)
Plomb (n.m.)
Porcelaine (n.f.)
Prcieux (adj.)
Recouvrir (v.)
Rectangle (n.m.)
Recueil (n.m.)

Marker
Mattress
Matter, material
Metal
Microwave
Millimetre
Gold
Pillow
Shovel, spade, dustpan
Plastic
Lead
China, porcelain
Precious
To cover, to re-cover
Rectangle
Collection

Rideau (n.m.)
Robot (n.m.)
Savon (n.m.)
Textile (n.m.)
Traversin(n.m.)
Triangle (n.m)
Velours (n.m.)

Curtain
Robot
Soap
Textile
Bolster
Triangle
Velvet

Qualifi (adj.)
Rconcilier (se) (v.)
Requrir (v.)
Restructuration (n.f.)

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Necklace

Avertir (v.)
Billetterie (n.f.)
Cabaret (n.f.)
Compter (sur) (v.)

To warn
Ticket office
Cabaret
To rely, to count

Abonnement (n.m.) Subscription, season

ticket
Shelter
Abri (n.m.)
Benefit, welfare,
Allocation (n.f.)
allowance
Approvisionner (v.) To supply
To press, to push
Appuyer (v.)
Gross, raw, rough
Brut (adj.)
To calculate
Calculer (v.)
Notebook, book
Carnet (n.m.)

Consulter (v.)
Fric (n.m.)
Rparation (n.f.)
Taper (v.)

To consult, to check
Money
Repair, repairing
To knock, bang, slam,
beat, type, clap, hit,
slap ...

Mobile (adj.)

Moving, removable

Obtenir (v.)
Opration (n.f.)

To obtain
Operation

Ouvreuse (n.f.)
Plombier (n.m.)
Pourboire (n.m.)
Pourcentage (n.m.)
Prlvement (n.m.)

Usherette
Plumber
Tip
Percentage
Withdrawal, debit,
sample
To reload, to refill, to
recharge
Receipt
To get back, to save, to
recover
(Monthly) statement

Recharger (v.)

Chauffeur (n.m.)
Clavier (n.m.)

Charge, burden,
responsibility, load
Driver
Keyboard

Clturer (v.)

To enclose, to fence

Relev (de compte)

Comparer (v.)
Confidentiel (adj.)

To compare
Confidential

Remise (n.f.)
Renouvellement

Charge (n.f.)

Reu (n.m.)
Rcuprer (v.)

(n.m.)

(n.m.)

Discount
Renewal

Dcouvert () (n.m.) Without cover,

Retrait (n.m.)

Withdrawal

Dpenser (v.)
Dposer (v.)
Dpt (n.m.)
Dsirer (v.)

Solde (n.m.)
Taxe (n.f.)
Taxe foncire (n.f.)
Touche (n.f.)

Sales
Tax
Property tax
Button, key

Toucher (v.)
Traitement (salaire)

To touch
Wages

conomiser (v.)
En principe

overdrawn
To spend
To put down, to deposit
Deposit, warehouse
To desire, to want, to
wish
To save
In principle, in theory

Guichet (n.m.)
Impt (n.m.)
Insrer (v.)

Ticket office
(Income) tax
To insert

(n.m.)

Versement (n.m.)
Vignette (n.f.)
Virement (n.m.)

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Label, sticker, tax disc
Transfer

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Agir (v.)
Archologue (n.m.) Archaeologist

Diplomat
Economist
Efficient
To drag, to sweep along
Enterprising
Environment

Grocery shop
Garage manager,
mechanic
Honest
Honnte (adj.)
Gardener
Jardinier (n.m.)
Mason
Maon (n.m.)
Marketing
Marketing (n.m.)
Joiner
Menuisier (n.m.)
Soldier
Militaire (n.m.)
Way, means
Moyen (n.m.)
Multimedia
Multimdia (n.m.)
Pastrycook
Ptissier (n.m.)
To profit, to take
Profiter (v.)
advantage
Psychologue (n.f./m.) Psychologist
Jigsaw puzzle
Puzzle (n.m.)
Restaurant
Restaurant (n.m.)
Sociologist
Sociologue (n.m.)
Designer, stylist
Styliste (n.m.)
Down-to-earth
Terre terre (adj.)

Officer
In spite of

Malheureusement
Tellement

Unfortunately
... so much ...

Enfoncer (v.)
Faire exprs (v.)

Artisan, craftsman
Artisan (n.m.)
Attach
Attach (n.m.)
Bibliothcaire (n.m.) Librarian
Butcher
Boucher (n.m.)
Baker
Boulanger (n.m.)
Building site, roadworks
Chantier (n.m.)
To click
Cliquer (v.)
Commerant (n.m.) Shop, shopkeeper
Concepteur (n.m.) Designer
Consultant
Consultant (n.m.)
Diplomate (n.m.)
conomiste (n.m.)
Efficace (adj.)
Entraner (v.)
Entreprenant (adj.)
Environnement

picier (n.m.)
Garagiste (n.m.)

(n.m.)

Officier (n.m.)
Malgr

Wing
Aile (n.f.)
Ambassadeur (n.m.) Ambassador
To admit, to confess
Battery, drums
Stupidity
To block, to freeze
Communication

Jurer (v.)
Maladresse (n.f.)
Ministre (n.m.)
Reprocher (v.)
Tarder (v.)

Constat (n.m.)
Deviner (v.)
Embter (v.)

Report
To guess
To bother

Tourne (n.f.)
Valoir la peine (v.)

To drive in, to sink in

To do something on
purpose
To swear
Blunder, clumsiness
Ministry
To reproach, to blame
To be a long time
coming
Round, tour
To be worth

Acclrer (v.)

To accelerate, to speed
up
Angle, corner
Assurance, confidence,
insurance
To benefit
To burgle

Freiner (v.)

To slow down, to brake

Garer (v.)
Heurter (v.)

To park
To hit, to strike

Incendie (n.m.)
Matriel (adj.)

Fire, blaze
Material

Avouer (v.)
Batterie (n.f.)
Btise (n.f.)
Bloquer (v.)
Communication

(n.f.)

Angle (n.m.)
Assurance (n.f.)
Bnficier (v.)
Cambrioler (v.)

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 Causer (v.)
Ci-joint
Conducteur (n.m.)
Constater (v.)
Contribution (n.f.)
Corporel (adj.)
Couvrir (v.)
Croiser (v.)
Dgt (n.m.)
Dmarrer (v.)
Doubler (v.)
Endommager (v.)

1. To cause 2. to chat, to Maternit (n.f.)

talk
Attached, enclosed
Pare-brise (n.m.)
Driver
Permis de conduire
(n.m.)
To notice
Renverser (v.)
Contribution
Corporal, physical,
bodily
To cover
To meet, to cross
Damage
To start up
1. to double 2. to
overtake
To damage

Maternity
Windscreen, windshield
Driving licence

Rouler (v.)
Serrure (n.f.)

To knock down, to
reverse, to spill
To roll, to drive
The lock

Souscrire (v.)
Stationner (v.)
Vhicule (n.m.)
Vieillesse (n.f.)
Violemment

To subscribe
To park
Vehicle
Old age
Violently

Vol (n.m.)

1. Robbery 2. flight

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