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1 Appeler (v) Bonjour Madame (n.f.)

To callGood morningMadam Merci Monsieur (n.m.) S‘il vous plaît

Thank you
Sir
Please Excusez‐moi Parlement (n.m.) Parler (v)Excuse me
Parliament
To talk, to speak Café (n.m.) Chanteur (n.m.) Député (n.m.)

Coffee, caféSingerMP, Congressman Députée (n.f.) Être (v) Nationalité (n.f.)

Woman MP, Congresswoman
To beNationality Adresse (n.f.) Avenue (n.f.) Enfant (n.m.) Habiter (v)Address
AvenueChild
To live in Hôtel (n.m.) Musée (n.m.) Restaurant (n.m.) Rue (n.f.)

HotelMuseumRestaurant
Street Banque (n.f.) Boutique (n.f.) Film (n.m.) Journal (n.m.) Monument (n.m.) Palais (n.m.)

Bank
Shop
Film
Newspaper
Monument
Palace Place (n.f.) Quartier (n. m.)
 Radio (n.f.) Télévision (n.f.) Théâtre (n.m.)

Place, square
DistrictRadio
Television
Theatre Artiste (n.m/f.)
 Comédien (n.m.) Femme (n.f.) Guide (n.m.) Homme (n.m.) Musicien (n.m.)

Artist
Actor
Woman
Guide
Man
Musician Navigateur (n.m.) Président (n.m.) Professeur (n.m.) Scientifique (n.m.) Serveur (n.m.) Touriste (n.m/f.)

Sailor, navigator
President
Teacher
Scientist
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 Avocat (n.m.) Connaître (v) Courriel (n.m.)Lawyer, barristerTo know
E‐mail Docteur (n.m.) Médecin (n.m.) Passeport (n.m.)

DoctorDoctorPassport

 Aimer (v) Ami (n.m.) Blog (n.m.) Carte postale (n.f.) Chercher (v) Fille (n.f.)

To like, to love
FriendBlog
Postcard
To look for, to seekGirl

 Garçon (n.m.) Groupe (n.m.) Plage (n.f.)
 Regarder (v) Super (adj.)
 Sympa(thique) (adj)

Boy
Group
Beach
To look at
Fantastic
Nice

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3 Bonjour
 Comment Comprendre (v) Connaître (v) Être (v) Étudiant (n.m.) Forêt (n.f.) Habiter (v) Île (n.f.) Langue (n.f.) Maternel (adj.) Musée (n.m.)Good morningHow
To understandTo know
To beStudent
ForestTo live inIslandLanguage
Motherly, maternalMuseum

 Non
 Où
 Oui
 Parc (n.m.) Pays (n.m.) Professeur (n.m.) Pyramide (n.f.)
 S’appeler (v) Tout Très cordialement
 Université (n.f.) Utiliser (v)

No
Where
Yes
Park
Country
Teacher
Pyramid... name is…
All
Kind regards
University
To use Acteur (n.m.) Avenue (n.f.) Cathédrale (n.f.) Directeur (n.m.) Festival (n.m.) Film (n.m.) Hôtel (n.m.)

Actor
AvenueCathedral
Director
Festival
Film
Hotel

 International (adj.)
 Mer (n.f.) Palais (n.m.) Parler (v) Salut Secrétaire (n.m/f)
 VoiciInternational
Sea
PalaceTo talk, to speak
Bye, hello
Secretary
Here is, here it is Accueil (n.m.) Adresse (n.f.) Aller bien
 Alors Au revoir
 Bien sûr Bientôt Bonsoir Boulevard (n.m.) Café (n.m.) Cafétéria (n.f.) Chanson (n.f.) Chant (n.m.) Cité (n.f.) Comédie (n.f.) Croissant (n.m.) Danse (n.f.) Ensemble
 Étranger (n.m.)

Welcome, reception
Address
To go well
Then
Goodbye
Of course
Soon
Good evening, good night
Boulevard
Coffee, café
Cafeteria
SongSong
City, town, housing estate
ComedyCroissant, crescent
Dance
Together
Foreigner. Stranger

 Fiche (n.f.) Inscription (n.f.)
 Là
 Madame, Monsieur Merci
 Mesdames, Messieurs
 Musique (n.f.) Nationalité (n.f.)
 Nom (n.m.) Pardon Pouvoir (v) Prénom (n.m.) Préparation (n.f.) Profession (n.f.) Rue (n.f.) S’excuser (v) S’il vous plaît
 Stage (n.m.) Super !

Card, form
Registration, inscription
There, here
Madam, Sir
Thank you
Ladies, Gentlemen
Music
Nationality
Name
Excuse me
Can, may, to be able toFirst namePreparation
Profession
StreetTo apologize
PleaseTraining
Fantastic!

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4 Banque (n.f.) Bar (n.m.) Centre culturel (n.m.) Chocolat (n.m.) Coiffure (n.f.) Crêperie (n.f.)

Bank
Bar
Art centre
ChocolateHairstyleCreperie Gâteau (n.m.) Merguez (n.m.) Parking (n.m.) Restaurant (n.m.) Taxi (n.m.)Cake
Merguez (Arab sausage)
Car park
Restaurant
Taxi Aimer (v) Artiste (n.m/f.)
 Avec Avion (n.m.) Avoir (v) Beau (adj.m.) Bière (n.f.) Capitale (n.f.) Célèbre (adj.)
 Chanteur (n.m.) Chose (n.f.) Compléter (v) Écrivain (n.m.) Frontière (n.f.) Gens (n.m. pl) Grand (adj.)

To like, to love
ArtistWith
Aeroplane
To have
Beautiful
Beer
CapitalFamousSingerThing
To complete
Writer
Frontier
PeopleBig, tall Habitant (n.m.) Homme (n.m.) Il y a Journal (n.m.) Million (n.m.) Monde (n.m.) Montre (n.f.) National (adj.)
 Parfum (n.m.) Politique (adj.)
 Quel Région (n.f.) Ville (n/f.)
 Vin (n.m.) Voiture (n.f.)

Inhabitant
Man
There is
Journal, newspaper
MillionWorld, people
Watch
National
Perfume
Political
Which, what
RegionTown, city
Wine
Car

 Ami (n.m.) Cathédrale (n.f.) Écouter (v) Écrire (v) Lire (v)FriendCathedral
To listen to
To writeTo read Peintre (n.m.) Regarder (v) Salle (n.f.) Tableau (n.m.)

Painter
To look at, to watch
Room, hall
Painting Après
 Arrêter (v) Beaucoup
 Bien Copain (n.m.) Garçon (n.m.) Juste Livre (n.m.) MaisAfter
To stopA lot, much, many
Good, well
Friend, mateBoy
Just, right
Book
But

 Musicien (n.m.) Nouvelle (n.f.) Pause (n.f.) Photo (n.f.) Répéter (v) Rythme (n.m.) Texte (n.m.) Travailler (v) Vouloir (v)MusicianNews
Break, pause
Photo
To repeat
Rythm
Text
To work
To want

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5 Adorer (v) Âge (n.m.) An (n.m.) Ancien (adj.)
 Animateur (n.m.) Animer (v) Aussi Autre Charmant (adj.)
 Charme (n.m.) Commune (n.f.) Dans Diplôme (n.m.) Dynamique (adj.)
 École (n.f.) Enfant (n.m.)

To adore
AgeYear
Old, ancient
Presenter, coordinator
To present
Also, too
Other
Charming
Charm
Commune(administrative district)In
DiplomaDynamic
SchoolChild Femme (n.f.) Fille (n.f.) Immigré (n.m.) Jazz (n.m.) Jeune (adj.) Journaliste (n.m.) Nouveau (adj.)
 Ou
 Passion (n.f.) Petit (adj.) Préférer (v) Présentateur (n.m.) Roman (n.m.) Supérieur (adj.)
 Télévision (n.f.) Théâtre (n.m.) Village (n.m.)

Woman
Girl, daughter
Immigrant
Jazz
Young
Journalist
New
Or
PassionSmall, little
To prefer
Presenter
Novel
Superior, upper, higher
Television
TheatreVillage Action (n.f.) Activité (n.f.) Aller (v) Atelier (n.m.) Aventure (n.f.) Basket‐ball (n.m.) Classique (adj.) Club (n.m.) Concert (n.m.) Devoir (v) Espace (n.m.) Exposition (n.f.) Faire (v) Fête (n.f.) Forme (n.f.) Forum (n.m.) Gymnastique (n.f.) Heure (n.f.) Internet (n.m.) Jouer (v) Journée (n.f.) Loisir (n.m.) Maison (n.f.) Moderne (adj.)

ActionActivity
To goStudio, workshop
Adventure
BasketballClassical, classic
Club
ConcertMust, to have toSpace
Exhibition
To make, to do
Feast, holiday
Form, shape
Forum
Gymnastics
Hour
Internet
To playDay
Leisure, spare timeHome, house
Modern Photo (n.f.) Piano (n.m.) Piscine (n.f.) Proposer (v) Radio (n.f.) Randonnée (n.f.) Rap (n.m.) Rencontrer (v) Réseau (n.m.) Résident (n.m.) Rester (v) Rock (n.m.) Se détendre (v) Septembre (n.m.) Ski (n.m.) Soirée (n.f.) Spectacle (n.m.) Sport (n.m.) Un peu Vélo (n.m.) Venir (v) Vidéo ( n.f.) Visite (n.f.) Volley‐ball (n.m.)

Photo
Piano
Swimming pool
To suggest, to propose
Radio
HikingRap
To meetNetwork
Resident
To stay, to remainRockTo relax
September
Ski
EveningShow
Sport
A little, a bit
Bike
To comeVideo
Visit
Volleyball

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6 Octobre (n.m.) Ordinateur (n.m.) Partir (v)October
Computer
To leave, to go away

 Week‐end (n.m.) Yoga (n.m.)

WeekendYoga

 Chez Décembre (n.m.) Demain Fatigué (adj.)
 Ici
 Jour (n.m.)At somebody's place
DecemberTomorrow
Tired
Here
Day

 Natation (n.f.) Nuit (n.f.) Plage (n.f.) Sans Savoir (v) Toilettes (n.f.pl)

Swimming
Night
Beach
Without
To know
Toilet Capitaine (n.m.) Cours (n.m.) Discothèque (n.f.) Expression (n.f.) Jogging (n.m.) Note (n.f.) Problème (n.m.) Quartier (n.m.) Rôle (n.m.) Siècle (n.m.) Faux (adj.)
 Jaloux (adj.)

CaptainClass, course, lesson
DiscothèqueExpression
Jogging
Note, mark, bill
Problem
District, area
Role
Century
Wrong, false
Jealous Laid (adj.)
 Pauvre (adj.)
 Apprendre (v) Avoir de la misère Avoir envie (de) Dire (v) Entrer (v) Traduire (v) Vouloir dire (v) D’accord
 Dommage Encore

Ugly
Poor
To learn
To have difficulty
To want, to feel likeTo say, to tell
To go in, to come in, to enter
To translate
To mean
O.K., to agree
What a pity
Still, yet, again

 Amitiés (n.f.pl) Chaque Château (n.m.) Cher (adj.) Côté (n.m.) Date (n.f.) Découvrir (v) Département (n.m.) Golf (n.m.) Goût (n.m.) Invitation (n.f.) Magnifique (adj.)

Best regards
Each, every
Chateau, castle
Dear
Side
Date
To discover
Department
Golf
Taste
Invitation
Magnificent

 Objet (n.m.) Océan (n.m.) Opéra (n.f.) Oublier (v) Paysage (n.m.) Pour Programme (n.m.) Sur Sympathique (adj.)
 Tradition (n.f.) Varié (adj.)
 Visiter (v)ObjectOcean
Opera
To forget
Landscape, scenery, view
For
Programme
On
Nice, friendly
Tradition
Various
To visit Actualité (n.f.) Apprendre (v) Aujourd'huiNews, current events
To learnToday Ouvrir (v) Passé Personnage (n.m.)

To open
Past
Character, figure, personality

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7 Avant Boutique (n.f.) Château (n.m.) Chien (n.m.) Cire (n.f.) Coupe (n.f.) Entier (adj.) Férié (adj.)
 Gagner (v) Hier Juillet (n.m.) Lune (n.f.)

BeforeShopCastle, chateau
Dog
Wax
Cut, cup
Whole, complete
Holiday
To winYesterday
July
Moon

 Philosophie (n.f.) Pièce (n.f.) Président (n.m.) Rendez‐vous (n.m.) Rôle (n.m.) Scolaire (adj) Semaine (n.f.) Siècle (n.m.) Souvenir (n.m.) Travailler (v) Vacances (n.f.pl)

Philosophy
A room, a play, a coin
President
Appointment, dateRole
A school ...
Week
Century
A souvenir
To work
Holidays Jours de la semaine : Lundi • Mardi • Mercredi • Jeudi • Vendredi • Samedi • Dimanche.  Days of

the week: Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday • Thursday • Friday • Saturday • Sunday.
 Mois de l’année : Janvier • Février • Mars • Avril • Mai • Juin • Juillet • Août • Septembre • Octobre •Novembre • Décembre.  Months of the year: January • February • March • April • June • July •August • September • October • November • December.
 Départ (n.m.) Après‐midi (n.m.) Arrivée (n.f.) Matin (n.m.) Minute (n.f.) Soir (n.m.) Dernier (adj.)

Departure
Afternoon
ArrivalMorning
MinuteEvening
Last

 Prochain (adj.)
 Déjeuner (v) En avance En retard
 Midi Minuit Quand

Next
Lunch
Early, ahead of schedule
Late
Midday, noon
Midnight
When Amour (n.m.) Arriver (v) Bizarre (adj.)
 Bravo !
 Casting Continuer (v) Dormir (v) Félicitation (n.f.) Génial (adj.)Love
To arrive
Strange. Odd
Bravo!
Casting, audition
To continue, to go on
To sleep
Congratulation
Brilliant, great Intéressé (adj.)
 Jardin (n.m.) Jusqu’à Portable (n.m.) Puis Rentrer (v) Santé (n.f.) Sms (n.m.) Voir (v)Self‐interested, concerned
GardenAs far as, until, up to
Mobile phone
Then
To go in, to go home
HealthS.M.S.
To see Appartement (n.m.) Ascenseur (n.m.) Classe (n.f.) Décider (v) Demander (v) Dentiste (n.m.) Dîner (v)A flatA liftClass
To decide
To askDentistTo have dinner Poste (n.m.) Premier (adj.)
 Projet (n.m.) Réunion (n.f.) S ‘inscrire (v) Supermarché (n.m.) T’chat (n.m.)Post, station
First
Plan
Meeting
To register
Supermarket
Chat

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8 Horaire (n.m.) Mot (n.m.) Nord (n.m.)

Timetable
Word
North

 Type (n.m.) Voisin (n.m.)

Type, guy
Neighbour Abbaye (n.f.) Bateau (n.m.) Campagne (n.f.) Chercher (v) Circuit (n.m.) Corps (n.m.) Découverte (n.f.) Découvrir (v) Eau (n.f.) Euro (n.m.) Formule (n.f.) Groupe (n.m.) Hébergement (n.m.) Intéressant (adj.) Liberté (n.f.) Liste (n.f.) Loin/près Meilleur (adj.)
 Mettre (v) Mieux

Abbey
Boat, ship
Countryside
To look for
Circuit
Body
Discovery
To discover
Water
Euro
FormulaGroup
Lodging, accommodation
Interesting
Freedom, liberty
List
Far/near
BetterTo putBetter Moins
 Monde (n.m.) Mystérieux (adj.) Nature (n.f.) Organiser (v) Pied (n.m.) Pirogue (n.f.) Pittoresque (adj.) Plus Prix (n.m.) Séjour (n.m.) Sous Spécial (adj.) Tente (n.f.) Tête (n.f.) Tour (n.m.) Train (n.m.) Tranquille (adj.) TropLess, minus
World
Mysterious
NatureTo organize
Foot
Pirogue, dugout, canoe
PicturesqueMore, plus
Price
Stay
Under
SpecialTent
Head
A tour, a walk, a run,a ride, turnTrain
Calm, quiet
Too much, too ...

 Animal (n.m.) Chercher (v) Lac (n.m.) Lunette (n.f.) Mont (n.m.)

Animal
To look for
Lake
GlassesMount Pouvoir (v) Prendre (v) Silence (n.m.) Vert (adj.)

Can, may, to be able to
To takeSilenceGreen Bébé (n.m.) Bienvenue (n.f.) Billet (n.m.) Bise (n.f.) Catalogue (n.m.) Changer (v) Chat (n.m.) Chéri (n.m.) Composter (v)Baby
WelcomeTicketA kissCatalogue
To change
A cat
Darling, dear
To date stamp Mari (n.m.) Mère (n.f.)
 Message (n.m.) Noter (v) Oiseau (n.m.) Papa (n.m.) Parce que Parent (n.m.) Passer (v)HusbandMotherMessage
To note, to write down, to markBird
Dad, daddy
BecauseParent, relative
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9 Décision (n.f.)
 Gare (n.f.).
 Hexagone (n.m.) Idée (n.f.) Laisser (v) Maman (n.f.)

Decision
StationHexagonAn idea
To let, to leave
Mum, mother, mummy,mom Penser (v) Père (n.m.) Pourquoi
 Sac (n.m.) Traversée (n.f.) Valise (n.f.)

To think
FatherWhy
Bag
Crossing
Suitcase, bag Aéroport (n.m.) Agréable (adj.)
 Aire de service (n.f.)
 Ambassade (n.f.) Annuler (v) Autobus (n.m.) Autoroute (n.f.) Bas (adj.) Bouchon (n.m.) Grave (adj.)
 Important (adj.)
 Joli (adj.) Métro (n.m.) Place (n.f.) Rapide (adj.) Réservation (n.f.) Réserver (v) Retour (n.m.) Rouge (adj.) Route (n.f.) Station (n.f.) Sud (n.m.) Ticket (n.m.) Tramway (n.m.) Vitesse (n.f.) Vol (n.m.) Voyageur (n.m.)

Serious, grave
Important, substantial
PrettyMetro, underground, subway
Square, space, room, place
Fast, quickReservation
To reserve, to book, to put
aside
ReturnRed
Road
StationSouth
TicketTramway, tramcar, streetcar
Speed
FlightPassenger Famille (n.f.)

AirportPleasant, niceService area
Embassy
To cancel
Bus
Motorway, freeway
Low
A cork, a cap, a plug, atraffic jam
A bus, a coachCompany
To confirm
Consulate
Happy, glad, pleased
Control
Destination
Investigation, inquiry,
surveyFamily Abricot (n.m.) Agneau (n.m.) Animation (n.f.) Assiette (n.f.) Banane (n.f.) Blanc (adj.) Bœuf (n.m.) Boire (v) Boisson (n.f.) Buffet (n.m.) Carotte (n.f.) Champignon (n.m.) Cocktail (n.m.)

Apricot
Lamb
Liveliness
Plate, dishBananaWhite
Beef
To drink
A drink
BuffetCarrotMushroom
Cocktail Menu (n.m.) Œuf (n.m.) Olive (n.m.) Orange (n.m.) Pâte (n.f.) Pâté (n.m.) Pâtisserie (n.f.) Plaisir (n.m.) Plat (n.m.) Plateau (n.m.) Poire (n.f.) Poisson (n.m.) Pomme (n.f.)

Menu
Egg
Olive
OrangePasta
Pâté
Pastry, cake
Pleasure
Dish
Tray
Pear
Fish
Apple

 Car (n.m.) Compagnie (n.f.) Confirmer (v) Consulat (n.m.) Content (adj.)
 Contrôle (n.m.) Destination (n.f.) Enquête (n.f.)

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 Concombre (n.m.) Côtelette (n.f.) Crème (n.f.) Dessert (n.m.) Eau minérale (n.f.) Entrée (n.f.) Feu d’artifice (n.m.) Fraise (n.f.) Fromage (n.m.) Fruit (n.m.) Géant (adj.) Glace (n.f.) Grillé (adj.)
 Haricot (n.m.) Jambon (n.m.) Jus (n.m.) Lait (n.m.) Légume (n.m.) Magicien (n.m.) Manger (v) Marché (n.m.) Mariage (n.m.) Melon (n.m.)

Cucumber
Chop
CreamDessertMineral waterStarter, first course,
entrance, entry
Fireworks
Strawberry
Cheese
Fruit
Giant
Ice cream
Roasted
Bean
Ham
Juice
Milk
Vegetable
Magician
To eatMarketMarriageMelon Pomme de terre (n.f.) Porc (n.m.) Poulet (n.m.) Purée (n.f.) Réception (n.f.) Repas (n.m.) Riz (n.m.) Rosé (adj.) Rôti (adj.) Saison (n.f.)
 Salade (n.f.) Saucisse (n.f.) Saucisson (n.m.) Saumon (n.m.) Spécialité (n.f.) Tarte (n.f.) Thé (n.m.) Thon (n.m.) Tomate (n.f.) Traiteur (n.m.) Végétarien (adj.) Viande (n.f.) Yaourt (n.m.)

PotatoPork
ChickenPurée, mashed potatoes
Reception
Meal
Rice
Rosé, pinkish
Roast
SeasonSalad, lettuce
SausageDry sausage
SalmonSpeciality
Tart, pie
Tea
Tuna
TomatoDelicatessen
Vegetarian
Meat
Yoghurt Alcool (n.m.) Apéritif (n.m.) Frère (n.m.) Inviter (v)Alcohol
Aperitif
Brother
To invite Morceau (n.m.) Sœur (n.f.) Sucre (n.m.) Verre (n.m.)

Piece
SisterSugar
Glass

 Attendre (v) Cadeau (n.m.) Cidre (n.f.) Commencer (v) Confiture (n.f.) Différence (n.f.) Différent (adj) Erreur (n.f.) Finir (v) Lampe (n.f.)

To waitGift, present
Cider
To begin
Jam
Difference
Different
Error, mistakeTo finish, to end
Lamp Même (adj) Miel (n.m.) Original (adj) Pareil (adj) Presque Réceptionniste (n.m/f.)
 Salon (n.m.) Serveur (n.m.) Trouver (v)

Same
Honey
Original, eccentric
Alike, same
AlmostReceptionist
Lounge, sitting room
Waiter
To find Accueillir (v) Air (n.m.) Ambiance (n.f.) Beurre (n.m.) Cantine (n.f.)

To welcome
Air, tune, look
Atmosphere
ButterCanteen Imaginer (v) Mayonnaise (n.f.) Mousse (n.f.) Participer (v) Passionné (adj.)

To imagine
Mayonnaise
Mousse, foam
To take part in
Passionate, keen

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CerealCooked meats, pork
butcher's shop
Client. Customer
To orderYard, back yard, court
Kitchen, cookery, cooking
PlaceFree (of charge)
A habit (to be used to)Private mansion, town
house

 Petit‐déjeuner (n.m.) Poème (n.m.) Poésie (n.f.) Poète (n.f.) Questionnaire (n.m.) Soupe (n.f.) Table (n.f.) Tartine (n.f.) Vue (n.f.) Wagon (n.m.)

Breakfast
Poem
PoetryPoet
Questionnaire
Soup
Table
Slice of bread and butter
Sight, view
Wagon, carriage, truck Bain (n.m.) Courrier (n.m.) Court (adj.)
 Devant
 Douche (n.f.) Étoile (n.f.) Gentil (adj.) Glace (n.f.) Magasin (n.m.) Moment (n.m.) Plein (adj.) Poser (v) Préparer (v) Projet (n.m.) Quelqu'unBathMail, letters
Short
In front of, ahead
ShowerStar
Kind, niceIce, ice cream
Shop, store
MomentFull
To put, to place
To prepare
A planSomebody, someone

 Quelque chose Question (n.f.) Réponse (n.f.) Se coucher (v) Se laver (v) Se lever (v) Se promener (v) Se reposer (v) Se réveiller (v) S’habiller (v) S’occuper (v) Sortir (v) Tout de suite Valider (v)Something
Question
Answer, reply
To go to bed
To washTo get up
To go for a walk (a drive ...)To restTo wake up
To dress, to get dressed
To deal with, to take care of
To go out
At once, strait away
To validate

 Bonbon (n.m.) Examen (n.m.) Papier (n.m.) Personne Plusieurs
 Quelques

Candy, sweet
Exam
Paper
Person, nobody
SeveralA few, some

 Rien Sandwich (n.m.) Se dépêcher (v) S’endormir (v) Stylo (n.m.) Tôt

Nothing
Sandwich
To hurry up
To sleep, to fall asleep
Pen, ball pen, fountain pen
Early Balade (n.f.) Bouger (v) Bruit (n.m.) Caravane (n.f.) Carte bancaire (n.f.)

A walk, a drive
To move
Noise
CaravanCredit card

 Fabriquer (v) Kilo (n.m.) Là‐bas
 Maintenant Normal (adj.)

To manufacture
Kilo
There, down there
Now
Normal Client (n.m.) Commander (v) Cour (n.f.) Cuisine (n.f.) Endroit (n.m.) Gratuit (adj) Habitude (n.f.) Hôtel particulier(n.m.)

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12 Chambre (n.f.) Chèque (n.m.) Chèvre (n.f.) Combien Entendre (v) Espèce (n.f.) Exactement

Room
ChequeGoat
How many, how much
To hearA kind of, a sort
Exactly, precisely Œuvre (n.f.) Ours (n.m.) Parfait (adj.) Peut‐être Produit (n.m.) Résultat (n.m.)

A workBear
Perfect
Maybe, perhaps
Product
Result Acheter (v) Addition (n.f.) Argent (n.m.) Bibliothèque (n.f.) Centime (n.m.) Code (n.m.) Coûter (v) État (n.m.) Facture (n.f.)
 Historique (adj) Monnaie (n.f.)

To buyAddition, the bill
Money, silver
Library
Centime, centCode
To costState
Invoice, bill
Historical
The change, coins,currency
Monument

 Note (n.f.) Partager (v) Patrimoine (n.m.) Payer (v) Pièce (n.f.) Public (adj.) Reçu (n.m.
 Réduction (n.f.) Rendre (v) Tarif réduit (n.m.) Téléphone (n.m.) Total (n.m.)Note, mark, bill
To shareAssets, inheritance, heritage
To payA piece, a room
PublicReceipt
A discountTo give back, to return
Reduced‐farePhone
Total, total, amount

Next toSuburbs
LibraryCalm, quiet
CellarTrade, a shop, a business
Corridor
BehindIn front, opposite
Sunny, sunlit
BetweenEquipped
Floor, storey
Window
Form
Building
Isolated
Kilometre
Flat, apartment,
accommodation, housing
To rent

 Lycée (n.m.) Mètre (n.m.) Neuf (adj.)
 Offre (n.f.) Parking (n.m.) Pièce (n.f.) Préciser (v) Rez‐de‐chaussée (n.m.) Salle à manger (n.f.)
 Salle de bains (n.f.) Situer (v) Soleil (n.m.) Souhaiter (v) Studio (n.m.) Transport (n.m.) Vendre (v) Vide (adj.) Vieux (adj.)
 Villa (n.f.)

Secondary school, high school
Metre
New
Offer
Car park
A piece, a room
To make clear
Ground floor
Dining room
Bathroom
To situate, to locate
Sun
To wishStudioTransport
To sell
Empty
Old
V illa Monument (n.m.) À côté
 Banlieue (n.f.) Bibliothèque (n.f.) Calme (adj.)
 Cave (n.f.) Commerce (n.m.) Couloir (n.m.) Derrière
 En face Ensoleillé (adj.)
 Entre Équipé (adj.)
 Étage (n.m.) Fenêtre (n.f.) Formulaire (n.m.) Immeuble (n.m.) Isolé (adj.) Kilomètre (n.m.) Logement (n.m.) Louer (v)Écho A1 – Lexique franco‐anglais – © CLE International, 2011.

13 À droite À gauche Affaire (n.f.) Aide (n.f.) Arbre (n.m.) Arrière Au bord Au milieu
 Avant
 Avoir besoin de (v) Église (n.f.) En haut Est (n.m.)On the rightOn the left
BusinessHelp, assistance, aid
TreeRear, backEdge, very close to
In the middle of
BeforeTo needChurchUpstairs
East Expliquer (v) Falloir (il faut) (v) Malade (adj.)
 Ouest (n.m.) Repartir (v) Revenir (v) Service (n.m.) Sommeil (n.m.) Technique (adj.)
 Tourner (v) Tout droit Traverser (v)To explainMust, needIll, sickWest
To leave again
To come backService
SleepTechnical
To turn
Straight ahead
To cross, to go across Appeler (v) Avis (n.m.) Chaud (avoir)
 Chemin (n.m.) Faim (avoir) (expr. verb.)
 Fermier (n.m.) Froid (avoir) (expr. verb.)
 Installer (v)To callOpinion, announcement
Hot (to scare)Path, lane, way(To be) Hungry
Farmer(To feel) cold
To install Interdit (adj.) Large (adj.)
 Manifestation (n.f.) Panneau solaire (n.m.) Protection (n.f.) Rien S‘asseoir (v) Soif (avoir) (expr. verb.) Sûr (adj.)

Forbidden
Wide
Demonstration, event
Solar panel
Protection
Nothing
To sit downThirst (to be thirsty)
Sure Aéronautique (n.f.) Amateur (adj.)
 Automne (n.m.) Dessinateur (n.m.) Documentation (n.f.) Doux (adj) Éditeur (n.m.) Entreprise (n.f.) Été (n.m.) Étude (n.f.)
 Hiver (n.m.) Individuel (adj.) Libre (adj.)

Aeronautics
Amateur
Autumn, fall
Draughtsman, designer
Documentation
Literature, documents
Sweet, soft, mild
Publishing company
Enterprise, firm
SummerStudy
WinterIndividual, personalFree Mauvais (adj.) Neige (n.f.) Neiger (v) Peinture (n.f.) Pleuvoir (v) Pluie (n.f.) Printemps (n.m.) Propriétaire (n.m.) Recommencer (v) Surpris (adj.) Temps (n.m.) Vie (n.f.) Vivre (v) Zéro (n.m.)

Bad, nasty
Snow(It is) Snowing
Paint, painting
To rainRain
SpringOwner, possessor
To do something again
Surprised
Weather, timeLife
To liveZero Adolescent (n.m.)

Adolescent, teenager

 Guide (n.m.)

Guide, guidebook

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14 Adulte (n.m.) Âgé (adj) Album (n.m.) Amusant (adj) BD (bande dessinée)(n.f.)
 Collège (n.m.)

Adult
Old
Album
Funny
Comic book Heureux (adj.) Jeunesse (n.f.) Mathématiques (n.m.pl.) Mort (adj.) Mourir (v) Naissance (n.f.) Page (n.f.) Placard (n.m.) Plan (n.m.) Poche (n.f.) Remplir (v) Se rappeler (v) Se souvenir (v) Senior (n.m.) Toit (n.m.)

Happy
Youth
Mathematics
Dead
To dieBirthPage
Cupboard, wardrobe
Plan, project, map
PocketTo fill
To remember
To remember, to recollect
SeniorRoof

A long time
Master's degree
Guy
Uncle
Production, output
To leave, to quit
Search, research
To recognize
To look like, to resemble
To succeed
SuccessKing
To get angry
To get married
StupidAunt

Fortunately
Unknown person
Hope
Nephew
Niece
By chance
Granddaughter
Grandson Concours (n.m.) Dame (n.f.) Danser (v) Dessiner (v) Élève (n.m/f.)
 Époque (n.f.) Grand‐mère (n.f.)

School (≈ middle,
secondary, private,technical)
Entrance exam, contest
Lady
To dance
To draw
Pupil
Age, era, time
Grandmother Depuis Pendant

Since, from
During, while Accident (n.m.) Anniversaire (n.m.) Compliqué (adj.) Cousin (n.m.) Crevette (n.f.) Désert (n.m.) Dispute (n.f.) Donc Drôle (adj.)
 Écologie (n.f.) Exporter (v) Facteur (n.m.) Faculté (n.f.) Grand‐père (n.m.) Gros (adj.)
 Licence (n.f.)

Accident
Anniversary
ComplicatedCousinShrimpDesertQuarrel, argument
Therefore, so
Fanny
Ecology
To export
Postman
University
Grandfather
Fat, big, large
Degree (in law,science...)arts,

 Longtemps
 Mastère (n.m.) Mec (n.m.) Oncle (n.m.) Production (n.f.) Quitter (v) Recherche (n.f.) Reconnaître (v) Ressembler (v) Réussir (v) Réussite (n.f.) Roi (n.m.) Se fâcher (v) Se marier (v) Stupide (adj) Tante (n.f.) Agent (n.m.) Amoureux (adj.) Beau‐frère (n.m.) Beau‐père (n.m.) Belle‐mère (n.f.)Agent
In love
Brother‐in‐law
Father‐in‐law, stepfather
Mother‐in‐law,
stepmother
Sister‐in‐law
Hairdresser Heureusement
 Inconnu (n.m.) Espoir (n.m.) Neveu (n.m.) Nièce (n.f.) Par hasard
 Petite‐fille (n.f.) Petit‐fils (n.m.) Belle‐sœur (n.f.) Coiffeur (n.m.)

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 Compagnon (n.m.) Contrat (n.m.) Coup de foudre (n.m.) Couple (n.m.) Déception (n.f.) Divorcer (v) Fils (n.m.)Companion
Contract
Love at first sight
Couple, a pair
Disappointment
To get a divorceSon Accro (adj.)

Hooked (to be hooked
on...)
 Achat (n.m.)
Purchasing, buying
To light, to switch on Allumer (v) Blog (n.m.)Blog Boîte (n.f.)Box Connecter (v)To connect
Contract Contrat (n.m.) Courriel (n.m.)e‐mail Courrier (n.m.)
Mail, letters, post
 Créer (v)To create Dangereux (adj.)
Dangerous Dialoguer (v)To converse
 Documentation (n.f.) Literature
 Donner (v)To give Électronique (adj.)Electronic Enregistrer (v)To record, to register Enveloppe (n.m.)
Envelope Assistant (n.m.) Remercier (v) Tout le mondeAssistant
To thank
Everybody, everyone

 Attention
 Complet (adj.)
 Conseil (n.m.) Croire (v) Faute (n.f.) Faux (adj.)
 Impossible (adj.)
 Infirmière (n.f.)

Attention
Complete, full
AdviceTo believe
Error, mistake
False, wrong, untrue
Impossible
Nurse

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 Réaliser (v) Religieux (adj.)
 Retrouver (v) Se séparer (v) Signer (v) Tomber (v)To realize
Religious
To find, to find again
To part, to break up
To sign
To fall Envoyer (v) Facile (adj.)
 Fois Imprimer (v) Information (n.f.) Jamais Lettre (n.f.) Offrir (v) Prêter (v) Quelquefois
 Recevoir (v) Répondre (v) Technologie (n.f.) Télécharger (v) Téléphoner (v) Tenir (v) Timbre (n.m.)

To sendEasy
Times, time
To print
Information
Never
LetterTo offer, to give
To lendSometimes
To receive, to get
To reply, to answer
Technology
To download
To make a phone call, tophone
To hold
A stamp Numéro (n.m.) Porte (n.f.) Possible (adj.) Régional (adj.)
 Science (n.f.) Tort (avoir) (n.m.) Totalement Vrai (adj.)

Number
Door, gate
Possible
Regional, local
ScienceWrong (to be)
Totally, utterlyTrue16 Accepter (v) Adresser (v) Au lieu de Cérémonie (n.f.) Début (n.m.) Embrasser (v) Enchanté (adj.)
 Espérer (v) Essayer (v) Féliciter (v) Informel (adj.)
 Interlocuteur (n.m.)

To accept, to agree
To address
Instead of
Ceremony
Start, beginning
To kiss
Pleased, delighted
To hope
To tryTo congratulate
InformalInterlocutor, negotiating
partner
Joyful Main (n.f.) Mairie (n.f.)

 Regretter (v) Serrer (v) Situation (n.f.) Thèse (n.f.) Tutoyer (v) Vœu (n.m.) Vouvoyer (v)HandDistrict, city, town, council,
village hallIntroduction, presentation
To pray, to ask, to invite, torequestTo regret, to be sorry about
To hold tight, to tighten
Situation
Thesis
To use "tu"A wishTo use "vous" and not "tu"

 Inutile (adj.) Magazine (n.m.) Maladie (n.f.) Marcher (v) Médecine (n.f.)

Chief, leader, boss
To choose
Cigarette
Account, counting
Adviser
To display, to show
To smoke
To recover, to heal
Data processor,
computer scientist
Useless, pointless
Magazine
Illness, sickness
To walk
Medicine Méthode (n.f.) Nerveux (adj.)
 Paquet (n.m.) Patch (n.m.) Présenter (v) Publicité (n.f.) Refuser (v) Se sentir (v) Estomac (n.m.) Suivre (v) Tabac (n.m.) Timide (adj.)
 Tousser (v) Trac (n.m.) Truc (n.m.)

MethodNervousPackagePatch
To introduce, to present
Advertising
To refuse
To feelStomach
To follow
TobaccoShy
To cough(Stage) fright, (Exam) nerves
Thing, trick, thingy Coureur (n.m.) Déjà
 En train deRunnerAlready
To be doing something Monter (v) Pont (n.m.) S'entraîner (v)To go up, to climb up, to rise
BridgeTo train Absent (adj) Aspirine (n.f.) Clinique (n.f.) Crédit (n.m.)

AbsentAspirinClinicCredit Rappeler (v) Recherche (n.f.) Remplacer (v) Répondeur (n.m.)

To remind, to call backResearch, search
To replace
Answering machine Joyeux (adj.)

 Chef (n.m.) Choisir (v) Cigarette (n.f.) Compte (n.m.) Conseiller (n.m.) Exposer (v) Fumer (v) Guérir (v) Informaticien (n.m.)

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 Présentation (n.f.) Prier (v)17 Étonnant (adj) Exceptionnel (adj) Ligne (n.f.) Part (de la) (n.f.) Patienter (v) Programmer (v)Astonishing
ExceptionalLine
On behalf of, fromTo wait (patiently)
To program(me), to plan

 Agression (n.f.)
 Ambulance (n.f.) Autour de Barbe (n.f.) Blessure (n.f.) Bouche (n.f.) Bras (n.m.) Bruyant (adj.)
 Cheveu (n.m.) Collègue (n.m.) Commissariat (n.m.) Cou (n.m.) Critiquer (v) D'abord Dent (n.f.) Épaule (n.f.) Fait (n.m.) Fermer (v) Feu (n.m.) Gendarme (n.m.) Grippe (n.f.) Hôpital (n.m.) Jambe (n.f.) Lent (adj.)
 Lentement
 Médecin (n.m.)

Aggression
Ambulance
AroundBeard
Wound, injury
Mouth
Arm
Noisy
Hair
Colleague
Police station
Neck
To criticize
First, at first, to start with
Tooth
ShoulderA factTo shut, to close
Fire
Gendarme (policeman)Flu
HospitalLeg
Slow, sluggish
SlowlyDoctor Aider (v) Bénévole (adj.)
 Caractère (n.m.) Chaleureux (adj.)
 Civilisation (n.f.) Compétent (adj.)
 Compétence (n.f.) Conserve (n.f.) Courageux (adj.)

To help
Voluntary
Character, natureWarm‐hearted, warm
Civilization
Competent, skilful
Competence
Canned food
Courageous, brave

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 Stresser (v) Supporter (v) Tout à coup
 Vendre (v) Vertige (n.m.) Médicament (n.m.) Moustache (n.f.) Muscle (n.m.) Nez (n.m.) Œil (n.m.) Ordonnance (n.f.) Pharmacie (n.f.) Police (n.f.) Pompier (n.m.) Portefeuille (n.m.) Privé (adj.)
 Profond (adj.)
 Profondément
 Respirer (v) Rhume (n.m.) Se blesser (v) Se casser (v) Seconde (n.f.) Sida (n.m.) Tendre (v) Urgence (n.f.) Ventre (n.m.) Visage (n.m.) Voler (v) Intelligent (adj.)
 Loisir (n.m.) Naturel (adj.)
 Paresseux (adj.)
 Partenaire (n.m.) Patient (adj.) Pierre (n.f.) Restaurer (v) S’amuser (v)To put under stress
To bear, to endure, towithstand, to support
Suddenly
To sell
Vertigo, dizziness

Medicine, drug
MoustacheMuscleNose
Eye
Prescription
Pharmacy, chemist's
PoliceFiremanWallet, billfold
PrivateDeep, profound
Deep, deeply
To breathe(To catch) cold
To injure oneself
To break off, to break
SecondAids
To stretch, to hold out,
to tendUrgency
Stomach, belly
Face
To fly, to stealIntelligent
Leisure, sparetime
NaturalLazy
Partner
Patient
A stoneTo restore
To play, to have fun18 Créatif (adj.) Sérieux (adj.)
 Simple (adj.)
 Site (n.m.) Triste (adj.)
 Utile (adj.)

SeriousSimpleSite
Sad
Useful Mission (n.f.) Promenade (n.f.) Surtout

Mission, assignment, task
A walk, a dive, a stroll
Above all, especially Échanger (v) Égal (adj.)

Creative, imaginative,
inventive
Casual, relaxed,
unworried
To exchange, to swap
Equal

 Micro (n.m.) Perdre (v)Mike, microphone
To lose Biologiste (n.m.) Contraire (n.m.) Hériter (v)Biologist
Contrary, opposite
To inherit Architecte (n.m.) Avocat (n.m.) Bleu (adj.)
 Blond (adj.) Bourgeois bohème

Architect
LawyerBlue
Blond
Bourgeois, bohemian way oflife
Brown‐haired
Cap
Hat
Brown, chestnut brown
Sock
Shoe
BlouseSuit
ColourNecktie
Scarf
Narrow, tight
Scarf
Image, picture
ImportanceYellow

 Décontracté (adj.)(n.m.)
 Brun (adj) Casquette (n.f.) Chapeau (n.m.) Châtain (adj.)
 Chaussette (n. f.)
 Chaussure (n.f.) Chemisier (n.m.) Costume (n.m.) Couleur (n.f.) Cravate (n.f.) Écharpe (n.f.) Étroit (adj.) Foulard (n.m.) Image (n.f.) Importance (n.f.) Jaune (adj)

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 Jupe (n.f.) Long (adj.)
 Marron (adj.)
 Mesurer (v) Mince (adj.)
 Moyen (adj.)
 Noir (adj.)
 Originalité (n.f.) Pantalon (n.m.) Paraître (v) Porter (v) Pull (n.m.) Robe (n.f.) Rond (adj.) Roux (adj.)
 Style (n.m.) Taille (n.f.) Tee‐shirt (n.m.) Veste (n.f.) Vêtement (n.m.) Violet (adj.)

Skirt
Long
Brown
To measureThin, slim
Medium, averageBlack
Originality
Trousers
To appear, to look likeTo carry, to wear
Sweater, jumper, pullover
Dress
Round
Red‐haired, reddish‐brown
Style
Size, waist, heightTee‐shirt
JacketClothes, garment, clothing
Violet19