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    This document provides definitions for various vocabulary words in both English and French. It defines terms related to security, crime, family issues, emotions, and other miscellaneous words. Key terms defined include secure, tremble, walked out, take out a loan, burst into, glove compartment, bruise, scruffy, passerby, register, smashed, stitches, burglary, urban crime, dysfunctional family, stunned, relieved, theft, fraud, and hit rock bottom. It aims to help the reader understand vocabulary across different topic areas.

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    This document provides definitions for various vocabulary words in both English and French. It defines terms related to security, crime, family issues, emotions, and other miscellaneous words. Key terms defined include secure, tremble, walked out, take out a loan, burst into, glove compartment, bruise, scruffy, passerby, register, smashed, stitches, burglary, urban crime, dysfunctional family, stunned, relieved, theft, fraud, and hit rock bottom. It aims to help the reader understand vocabulary across different topic areas.

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    Vocabulary Session 2

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    trevor.anderson
    This document provides definitions for various vocabulary words in both English and French. It defines terms related to security, crime, family issues, emotions, and other miscellaneous words. Key terms defined include secure, tremble, walked out, take out a loan, burst into, glove compartment, bruise, scruffy, passerby, register, smashed, stitches, burglary, urban crime, dysfunctional family, stunned, relieved, theft, fraud, and hit rock bottom. It aims to help the reader understand vocabulary across different topic areas.

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    Vocabulary :

    Secure : safe Insecure Tremble : trembler ; shiver : less strong


    than tremble
    Walked out : leave (or literally meaning
    : just the action) Mess around : nothing special
    To get away with something (cheating, Bump into someone : meet someone
    plagiarism, robbery, stealing) = escape unexpectedly
    To flee : run away Unexpectedly : De façon inattendue
    Pose for a photo Knock someone over : faire tomber
    quelqu’un par distraction
    Take out a loan : get money from the
    bank Hand something over : donner quelque
    chose pour quelqu’un
    Burst into the bank : running into
    somewhere (solde par ex) Hand somebody over : tenir un bébé
    ou bien ramener quelqu’un a la police
    Glove compartment : boite a gants
    par ex
    Steering wheel : volant
    Bruise : ematome
    Chat and cut : doubler dans les files
    Scruffy : unclean (dirty)
    d’attentes
    Passerby : pedestrians
    Hand it : submit : soumettre
    Register : realize
    Let a dog do its business : pee etc
    Smashed : casser un objet
    Mind your own business : occupe toi
    de tes affaires Stitches : point de souture
    Storm off : leave a place because Burglary : going to a property and steal
    you’re angry something ; Burglar : person
    Wait in line : wait Urban crime : crime in the city
    Make a scene : blablabla for nothing Dysfunctional family : issues in the
    family
    Grin : smile (kids for a pic)
    Stunned : shocked, surprise
    Turn on someone : suddenly attack
    someone Relieved :
    Délivrance
    Suddenly : soudainement Sens of relief :
    Stink : smell bad Theft : act of stealing ; thief : person
    Fraud Hit rock bottom : worst time in the life
    Duties : responsabilities

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