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Adjectives Flashcards

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happy (She is happy with the results.)

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heureuse (Elle est heureuse des résultats.)

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sad (The movie was really sad.)

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triste (Le film était vraiment triste.)

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big (They live in a big house.)

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grand (Ils habitent dans une grande maison.)

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small (He has a small car.)

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petit (Il a une petite voiture.)

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easy (The test was very easy.)

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facile (Le test était très facile.)

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difficult (The homework is difficult.)

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difficile (Les devoirs sont difficiles.)

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good (This is a good book.)

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bon (C’est un bon livre.)

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bad (That was a bad idea.)

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mauvais (C’était une mauvaise idée.)

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interesting (It’s an interesting topic.)

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intéressant (C’est un sujet intéressant.)

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boring (The lecture was boring.)

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ennuyeux (La conférence était ennuyeuse.)

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beautiful (Paris is a beautiful city.)

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belle (Paris est une belle ville.)

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ugly (That building is ugly.)

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laid (Cet immeuble est laid.)

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young (Their children are very young.)

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jeune (Leurs enfants sont très jeunes.)

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old (My grandfather is very old.)

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âgé/vieux (Mon grand-père est très âgé/vieux.)

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new (She bought a new car.)

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nouveau/nouvelle (Elle a acheté une nouvelle voiture.)

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old-fashioned (His ideas are old-fashioned.)

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démodé (Ses idées sont démodées.)

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bright (The room is bright and airy.)

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lumineux (La pièce est lumineuse et aérée.)

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dark (The night is dark.)

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sombre (La nuit est sombre.)

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rich (They are a rich family.)

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riche (C’est une famille riche.)

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poor (That country is very poor.)

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pauvre (Ce pays est très pauvre.)

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strong (She is strong and independent.)

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forte (Elle est forte et indépendante.)

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weak (The signal is weak here.)

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faible (Le signal est faible ici.)

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right (You are right about that.)

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juste (Tu as raison à ce sujet.)

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wrong (That answer is wrong.)

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faux (Cette réponse est fausse.)

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full (The glass is full.)

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plein (Le verre est plein.)

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empty (The room is empty.)

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vide (La pièce est vide.)

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clean (The house is clean now.)

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propre (La maison est propre maintenant.)

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dirty (His clothes were dirty.)

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sale (Ses vêtements étaient sales.)

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interesting (The book was interesting.)

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intéressant (Le livre était intéressant.)

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boring (The speech was boring.)

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ennuyeux (Le discours était ennuyeux.)

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important (This is an important decision.)

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important (C’est une décision importante.)

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insignificant (The differences were insignificant.)

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insignifiant (Les différences étaient insignifiantes.)

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excited (I’m excited about the trip.)

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excité (Je suis excité à propos du voyage.)

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tired (You look tired today.)

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fatigué (Tu as l’air fatigué aujourd’hui.)

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ready (Are you ready to go?)

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prêt (Es-tu prêt à partir ?)

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busy (She’s always busy with work.)

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occupé (Elle est toujours occupée avec le travail.)

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late (He is always late.)

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en retard (Il est toujours en retard.)

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early (She arrived early to the meeting.)

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en avance (Elle est arrivée en avance à la réunion.)

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hot (The weather is very hot in summer.)

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chaud (Il fait très chaud en été.)

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cold (The water is too cold.)

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froid (L’eau est trop froide.)

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perfect (The performance was perfect.)

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parfait (La performance était parfaite.)

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terrible (The situation was terrible.)

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terrible (La situation était terrible.)

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wonderful (We had a wonderful time.)

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merveilleux (Nous avons passé un temps merveilleux.)

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awful (That’s an awful color for a car.)

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affreux (C’est une couleur affreuse pour une voiture.)

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lucky (He’s a lucky guy.)

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chanceux (C’est un gars chanceux.)

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unlucky (It was an unlucky day.)

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malchanceux (C’était un jour malchanceux.)

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heavy (The box was too heavy.)

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lourd (La boîte était trop lourde.)

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light (The fabric is light and delicate.)

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léger (Le tissu est léger et délicat.)

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serious (This is a serious problem.)

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sérieux (C’est un problème sérieux.)

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funny (That joke was really funny.)

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drôle (Cette blague était vraiment drôle.)

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fast (He drives too fast.)

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rapide (Il conduit trop rapidement.)

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slow (The service at the restaurant was slow.)

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lent (Le service au restaurant était lent.)

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modern (They live in a modern apartment.)

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moderne (Ils vivent dans un appartement moderne.)

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ancient (They visited ancient ruins.)

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ancien (Ils ont visité des ruines anciennes.)

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empty (The stadium is empty.)

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vide (Le stade est vide.)

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full (The theater is full tonight.)

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complet (Le théâtre est complet ce soir.)

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right (The right answer was B.)

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correct (La bonne réponse était B.)

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left (Take the left turn.)

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gauche (Prends le tournant à gauche.)

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expensive (That restaurant is too expensive.)

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cher (Ce restaurant est trop cher.)

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cheap (I found some cheap tickets.)

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bon marché (J’ai trouvé des billets bon marché.)

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comfortable (This chair is very comfortable.)

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confortable (Cette chaise est très confortable.)

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uncomfortable (The bed was uncomfortable.)

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inconfortable (Le lit était inconfortable.)

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calm (The sea is calm today.)

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calme (La mer est calme aujourd’hui.)

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nervous (He was nervous before the interview.)

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nerveux (Il était nerveux avant l’entretien.)

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clear (The instructions were not clear.)

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clair (Les instructions n’étaient pas claires.)

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complicated (The puzzle is too complicated.)

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compliqué (Le puzzle est trop compliqué.)

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open (The shop is open.)

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ouvert (Le magasin est ouvert.)

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creative (She has a creative approach to problem-solving.)

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créatif (Elle a une approche créative de la résolution de problèmes.)

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boring (The lecture was so boring.)

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ennuyeux (Le cours était tellement ennuyeux.)

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bright (The room is bright and airy.)

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lumineux (La pièce est lumineuse et aérée.)

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dark (It was a dark and stormy night.)

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sombre (C’était une nuit sombre et orageuse.)

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strong (He is strong enough to lift that.)

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fort (Il est assez fort pour soulever ça.)

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weak (The signal is too weak.)

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faible (Le signal est trop faible.)

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soft (The blanket is soft and warm.)

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doux (La couverture est douce et chaude.)

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hard (The bed was too hard for my back.)

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dur (Le lit était trop dur pour mon dos.)

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smooth (The surface is smooth to the touch.)

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lisse (La surface est lisse au toucher.)

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rough (His hands felt rough.)

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rugueux (Ses mains étaient rugueuses.)

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wet (Your clothes are all wet.)

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mouillé (Tes vêtements sont tous mouillés.)

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dry (The desert is extremely dry.)

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sec (Le désert est extrêmement sec.)

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fresh (I love the smell of fresh bread.)

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frais (J’adore l’odeur du pain frais.)

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stale (The bread is stale.)

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rassis (Le pain est rassis.)

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clean (The room is clean now.)

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propre (La chambre est propre maintenant.)

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dirty (His shoes were dirty.)

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sale (Ses chaussures étaient sales.)

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interesting (That’s an interesting idea.)

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intéressant (C’est une idée intéressante.)

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useless (This tool is useless for this job.)

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inutile (Cet outil est inutile pour ce travail.)

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useful (This book is useful for learning French.)

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utile (Ce livre est utile pour apprendre le français.)

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different (I wanted something different.)

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différent (Je voulais quelque chose de différent.)

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similar (The two pictures look similar.)

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similaire (Les deux images semblent similaires.)

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rich (He became rich overnight.)

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riche (Il est devenu riche du jour au lendemain.)

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poor (The country is poor and needs help.)

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pauvre (Le pays est pauvre et a besoin d’aide.)

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young (She is young and energetic.)

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jeune (Elle est jeune et énergique.)

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old (The building is very old.)

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vieux (Le bâtiment est très vieux.)

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new (I bought a new car.)

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nouveau (J’ai acheté une nouvelle voiture.)

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old-fashioned (His ideas are old-fashioned.)

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démodé (Ses idées sont démodées.)

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fashionable (That style is very fashionable right now.)

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à la mode (Ce style est très à la mode en ce moment.)

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delicious (The food was delicious.)

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délicieux (La nourriture était délicieuse.)

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disgusting (The smell is disgusting.)

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dégoûtant (L’odeur est dégoûtante.)

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healthy (Eating vegetables is healthy.)

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sain (Manger des légumes est sain.)

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unhealthy (That much sugar is unhealthy.)

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malsain (Autant de sucre est malsain.)

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thin (She is very thin.)

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mince (Elle est très mince.)

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thick (The book is thick with many pages.)

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épais (Le livre est épais et contient de nombreuses pages.)

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easy (The test was easy.)

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facile (Le test était facile.)

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difficult (The problem is difficult to solve.)

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difficile (Le problème est difficile à résoudre.)

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generous (He is known for being generous.)

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généreux (Il est connu pour être généreux.)

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stingy (Don’t be so stingy with the cake!)

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avare (Ne sois pas si avare avec le gâteau !)

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polite (It’s polite to say thank you.)

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poli (C’est poli de dire merci.)

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rude (His behavior was considered rude.)

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impoli (Son comportement était considéré comme impoli.)

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catchy (The chorus of that song is really catchy.)

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entraînant (Le refrain de cette chanson est vraiment entraînant.)

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cheesy (The dialogues in the show are kind of cheesy.)

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kitsch/cucul (Les dialogues dans l’émission sont un peu kitsch.)

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cringy (The scene was so cringy I had to look away.)

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gênant (La scène était tellement gênante que j’ai dû détourner le regard.)

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edgy (His art is quite edgy.)

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avant-gardiste (Son art est assez avant-gardiste.)

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hype (The movie was all hype but no substance.)

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branché (Le film était tout branché mais sans substance.)

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slick (The production is slick and polished.)

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lisse/soigné (La production est lisse et soignée.)

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grim (The series has a grim atmosphere.)

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sombre (La série a une atmosphère sombre.)

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dope (That new game is so dope.)

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canon (Ce nouveau jeu est tellement canon.)

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quirky (She has a quirky sense of humor.)

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original (Elle a un sens de l’humour original.)

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trashy (The book was trashy, but entertaining.)

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trash (Le livre était trash, mais divertissant.)

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overrated (That band is really overrated.)

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surestimé (Ce groupe est vraiment surestimé.)

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underrated (That movie is underrated, it’s a gem.)

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sous-estimé (Ce film est sous-estimé, c’est un bijou.)

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sketchy (The deal seemed sketchy.)

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louche (L’affaire semblait louche.)

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epic (The final battle was epic.)

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épique (La bataille finale était épique.)

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mainstream (Their music has become too mainstream.)

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grand public (Leur musique est devenue trop grand public.)

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retro (I love the retro vibe of this place.)

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rétro (J’adore l’ambiance rétro de cet endroit.)

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gritty (The film has a gritty realism to it.)

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brut (Le film a un réalisme brut.)

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badass (The protagonist of the movie is a real badass.)

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dur à cuire (Le protagoniste du film est un vrai dur à cuire.)

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wholesome (The family movie was wholesome and sweet.)

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sain (Le film familial était sain et doux.)

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eerie (The music gave the scene an eerie feeling.)

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inquiétant (La musique donnait une sensation inquiétante à la scène.)

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corny (The jokes were corny, but we laughed.)

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ringard (Les blagues étaient ringardes, mais nous avons ri.)

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badass (She’s got a badass attitude in the show.)

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badass (Elle a une attitude badass dans l’émission.)

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bougie (Their new house is a bit bougie.)

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bourgeois (Leur nouvelle maison est un peu bourgeoise.)

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chic (The design of the hotel was very chic.)

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chic (Le design de l’hôtel était très chic.)

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dope (That car looks really dope.)

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stylé (Cette voiture a l’air vraiment stylée.)

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gloomy (The weather in the film matched its gloomy mood.)

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morose (Le temps dans le film correspondait à son humeur morose.)

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haunting (The melody was haunting and beautiful.)

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obsédant (La mélodie était obsédante et belle.)

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lavish (The costumes in the play were lavish.)

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somptueux (Les costumes dans la pièce étaient somptueux.)

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nifty (He showed me a nifty little trick on the guitar.)

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astucieux (Il m’a montré un petit truc astucieux à la guitare.)

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oddball (The character is an oddball but likable.)

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bizarre (Le personnage est bizarre mais sympathique.)

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sleazy (The character had a sleazy charm.)

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glauque (Le personnage avait un charme glauque.)

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Q

snazzy (She always wears snazzy clothes.)

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tape-à-l’œil (Elle porte toujours des vêtements tape-à-l’œil.)

140
Q

swanky (We went to a swanky restaurant for our anniversary.)

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huppé (Nous sommes allés dans un restaurant huppé pour notre anniversaire.)

141
Q

trendy (That café is really trendy right now.)

A

tendance (Ce café est vraiment tendance en ce moment.)

142
Q

vintage (They love vintage fashion.)

A

vintage (Ils adorent la mode vintage.)

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Q

zany (His ideas are always so zany.)

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farfelu (Ses idées sont toujours si farfelues.)

144
Q

bling-bling (His jewelry is so bling-bling.)

A

bling-bling (Ses bijoux sont tellement bling-bling.)

145
Q

bossy (She’s confident and a bit bossy.)

A

autoritaire (Elle est confiante et un peu autoritaire.)

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Q

brainy (The new student is really brainy.)

A

intello (Le nouveau élève est vraiment intello.)

147
Q

bubbly (Her bubbly personality lights up the room.)

A

pétillante (Sa personnalité pétillante illumine la pièce.)

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Q

chill (It was a chill day at the beach.)

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relax (C’était une journée relax à la plage.)

149
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clingy (The character in the series is too clingy.)

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collant (Le personnage dans la série est trop collant.)

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Q

creepy (The old house looks creepy at night.)

A

flippant (La vieille maison a l’air flippante la nuit.)

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Q

crunchy (They promote a crunchy lifestyle.)

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bio (Ils font la promotion d’un mode de vie bio.)

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edgy (Her fashion style is edgy and cool.)

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branché (Son style de mode est branché et cool.)

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geeky (He’s a bit geeky but smart.)

A

geek (Il est un peu geek mais intelligent.)

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gloomy (His poems are often gloomy.)

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lugubre (Ses poèmes sont souvent lugubres.)

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gutsy (That was a gutsy move in the game.)

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courageux (C’était un geste courageux dans le jeu.)

156
Q

hipster (The hipster culture is prominent in that area.)

A

hipster (La culture hipster est proéminente dans cette zone.)

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Q

jock (He’s a typical jock, into every sport.)

A

sportif (Il est un sportif typique, passionné par tous les sports.)

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low-key (The event was low-key and casual.)

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discret (L’événement était discret et décontracté.)

159
Q

moody (The artist is known for being moody.)

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lunatique (L’artiste est connu pour être lunatique.)

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Q

nerdy (His interests are quite nerdy.)

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nerd (Ses centres d’intérêt sont assez nerd.)

161
Q

offbeat (The movie’s humor is somewhat offbeat.)

A

décalé (L’humour du film est un peu décalé.)

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Q

old-school (He has an old-school approach to teaching.)

A

à l’ancienne (Il a une approche à l’ancienne de l’enseignement.)

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posh (The hotel was too posh for my taste.)

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chic (L’hôtel était trop chic pour moi.)

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Q

scruffy (His scruffy beard gave him a rugged look.)

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négligé (Sa barbe négligée lui donnait un air robuste.)

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Q

shady (The deal he offered seemed shady.)

A

douteux (L’offre qu’il a faite semblait douteuse.)

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Q

spunky (The character is spunky and fearless.)

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énergique (Le personnage est énergique et sans peur.)

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Q

sassy (Her sassy remarks always make us laugh.)

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insolent (Ses remarques insolentes nous font toujours rire.)

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Q

trippy (The visuals in the film are quite trippy.)

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psychédélique (Les visuels dans le film sont assez psychédéliques.)

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Q

wonky (The door is a bit wonky.)

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bancal (La porte est un peu bancale.)

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Q

woke (Their new policy is very woke.)

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éveillé (Leur nouvelle politique est très éveillée.)

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Q

yuppy (The district is popular with yuppies.)

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bobo (Le quartier est populaire auprès des bobos.)

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Q

zen (She has a very zen attitude towards life.)

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zen (Elle a une attitude très zen envers la vie.)

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Q

trendy (Her clothes are always trendy.)

A

tendance (Ses vêtements sont toujours tendance.)

174
Q

quirky (He has a quirky sense of humor.)

A

original (Il a un sens de l’humour original.)

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Q

cheesy (Some love songs are just too cheesy.)

A

kitsch (Certaines chansons d’amour sont juste trop kitsch.)

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Q

fearless (The protagonist in the story is fearless.)

A

intrépide (Le protagoniste de l’histoire est intrépide.)

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Q

grim (The documentary had a grim outlook on the future.)

A

sombre (Le documentaire avait une perspective sombre de l’avenir.)

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Q

hype (The new game is all the hype right now.)

A

branché (Le nouveau jeu est totalement branché en ce moment.)

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Q

lame (That excuse is just lame.)

A

nul (Cette excuse est juste nulle.)

180
Q

rowdy (The crowd became rowdy as the concert ended.)

A

bruyant (La foule est devenue bruyante à la fin du concert.)

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Q

sleek (His car has a sleek design.)

A

élégant (Sa voiture a un design élégant.)

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Q

upbeat (The tune is really upbeat.)

A

entraînant (L’air est vraiment entraînant.)

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Q

witty (Her remarks are always so witty.)

A

spirituel (Ses remarques sont toujours si spirituelles.)

184
Q

angsty (Teen movies are full of angsty characters.)

A

angoissé (Les films pour ados sont pleins de personnages angoissés.)

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Q

broody (He’s got that broody, mysterious vibe.)

A

ténébreux (Il a cette ambiance ténébreuse et mystérieuse.)

186
Q

dapper (He looked very dapper in that suit.)

A

soigné (Il avait l’air très soigné dans ce costume.)

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Q

ditzy (The character plays the ditzy blonde stereotype.)

A

étourdi (Le personnage joue le stéréotype de la blonde étourdie.)

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Q

flashy (Flashy cars don’t impress everyone.)

A

tape-à-l’œil (Les voitures tape-à-l’œil n’impressionnent pas tout le monde.)

189
Q

gloomy (His outlook on life is rather gloomy.)

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morose (Sa vision de la vie est plutôt morose.)

190
Q

grungy (The band’s style is very grungy.)

A

grunge (Le style du groupe est très grunge.)

191
Q

hunky (The actor is the hunky hero type.)

A

costaud (L’acteur est du type héros costaud.)

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Q

jaded (After years in the job, he’s become jaded.)

A

désabusé (Après des années dans le métier, il est devenu désabusé.)

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Q

lofty (She has lofty ideals.)

A

élevé (Elle a des idéaux élevés.)

194
Q

mushy (Romantic movies are too mushy for him.)

A

mielleux (Les films romantiques sont trop mielleux pour lui.)

195
Q

nerdy (Wearing glasses used to be considered nerdy.)

A

ringard (Porter des lunettes était considéré comme ringard.)

196
Q

peppy (The cheerleaders are very peppy.)

A

dynamique (Les pom-pom girls sont très dynamiques.)

197
Q

retro (Vintage shops are full of retro clothing.)

A

rétro (Les boutiques vintage sont pleines de vêtements rétro.)

198
Q

sappy (Valentine’s Day can be a bit sappy.)

A

sentimental (La Saint-Valentin peut être un peu sentimentale.)

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Q

snazzy (He wore a snazzy tie to the interview.)

A

chouette (Il portait une cravate chouette pour l’entretien.)

200
Q

suave (He’s charming and suave.)

A

suave (Il est charmant et suave.)

201
Q

trashy (That magazine is just trashy gossip.)

A

vulgaire (Ce magazine est juste des potins vulgaires.)

202
Q

upbeat (She’s always so upbeat, it’s contagious.)

A

positif (Elle est toujours tellement positive, c’est contagieux.)

203
Q

wacky (His ideas are creative, though a bit wacky.)

A

farfelu (Ses idées sont créatives, quoique un peu farfelues.)

204
Q

zany (The comedy was zany and hilarious.)

A

excentrique (La comédie était excentrique et hilarante.)

205
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Melancholic (The melody has a melancholic quality that is very moving.)

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Mélancolique (La mélodie a une qualité mélancolique qui est très émouvante.)

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Q

Ephemeral (The beauty of the sunset was ephemeral, but memorable.)

A

Éphémère (La beauté du coucher de soleil était éphémère, mais mémorable.)

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Q

Resilient (Children are often incredibly resilient to change.)

A

Résilient(e) (Les enfants sont souvent incroyablement résilients au changement.)

208
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Poignant (The film told a poignant story of love and loss.)

A

Poignant(e) (Le film racontait une histoire poignante d’amour et de perte.)

209
Q

Luminous (She had a luminous expression after hearing the good news.)

A

Lumineux/euse (Elle avait une expression lumineuse après avoir entendu la bonne nouvelle.)

210
Q

Surreptitious (He took a surreptitious glance at the notes of his classmate.)

A

Furtif/ive (Il jeta un coup d’œil furtif sur les notes de son camarade de classe.)

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Q

Unwavering (Her unwavering determination helped her overcome the challenge.)

A

Inébranlable (Sa détermination inébranlable l’a aidée à surmonter le défi.)

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Q

Ardent (He was an ardent supporter of the arts.)

A

Ardent(e) (Il était un ardent soutien des arts.)

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Q

Vehement (He expressed a vehement denial of the accusations.)

A

Véhément(e) (Il a exprimé un démenti véhément des accusations.)

214
Q

Placid (The placid lake reflected the clear blue sky.)

A

Placide (Le lac placide reflétait le ciel bleu clair.)

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Q

Pensive (She appeared pensive as she weighed her decision.)

A

Pensif/ive (Elle semblait pensive en pesant sa décision.)

216
Q

Meticulous (The meticulous planning ensured the success of the event.)

A

Méticuleux/euse (La planification méticuleuse a assuré le succès de l’événement.)

217
Q

Forlorn (The abandoned house had a forlorn look to it.)

A

Désolé(e) (La maison abandonnée avait un air désolé.)

218
Q

Tenacious (Her tenacious spirit was not dampened by failure.)

A

Tenace (Son esprit tenace n’a pas été découragé par l’échec.)

219
Q

Astute (She made some astute observations about the company’s financial health.)

A

Astucieux/euse (Elle a fait quelques observations astucieuses sur la santé financière de l’entreprise.)

220
Q

Taciturn (The normally taciturn man spoke at length about his experiences.)

A

Taciturne (L’homme habituellement taciturne a longuement parlé de ses expériences.)

221
Q

Fleeting (The moment was fleeting, yet it left a lasting impression.)

A

Fugace (Le moment était fugace, mais il a laissé une impression durable.)

222
Q

Candid (Her candid remarks made everyone sit up and take notice.)

A

Candide (Ses remarques candides ont fait que tout le monde s’est redressé et a pris note.)

223
Q

Wistful (There was a wistful look in his eyes as he spoke of his childhood.)

A

Mélancolique (Il y avait un regard mélancolique dans ses yeux quand il parlait de son enfance.)

224
Q

Inscrutable (Her inscrutable face made it difficult to guess what she was thinking.)

A

Impénétrable (Son visage impénétrable rendait difficile de deviner ce qu’elle pensait.)

225
Q

Chill (He’s a chill guy, easy to hang out with.)

A

Cool (C’est un mec cool, facile à fréquenter.)

226
Q

Awkward (The silence was awkward after the argument.)

A

Gênant(e) (Le silence était gênant après la dispute.)

227
Q

Trendy (That’s a trendy bar with a young crowd.)

A

Branché(e) (C’est un bar branché avec une clientèle jeune.)

228
Q

Cheesy (Some romantic comedies are just too cheesy.)

A

Cucul (Certaines comédies romantiques sont juste trop cucul.)

229
Q

Crisp (I love the crisp screen of the new smartphone.)

A

Net/Nette (J’adore l’écran net du nouveau smartphone.)

230
Q

Hyped (Everyone is hyped about the new restaurant opening.)

A

Hyper (Tout le monde est hyper à propos de l’ouverture du nouveau restaurant.)

231
Q

Lame (That excuse is so lame, no one will believe it.)

A

Naze (Cette excuse est tellement naze, personne ne la croira.)

232
Q

Broke (I can’t go out tonight, I’m totally broke.)

A

Fauché(e) (Je ne peux pas sortir ce soir, je suis totalement fauché.)

233
Q

Slick (His dance moves are slick and impressive.)

A

Classe (Ses mouvements de danse sont classe et impressionnants.)

234
Q

Tight (Our team played a tight game last night.)

A

Serré(e) (Notre équipe a joué un match serré hier soir.)

235
Q

Overwhelmed (I’m feeling overwhelmed with all this work.)

A

Débordé(e) (Je me sens débordé avec tout ce travail.)

236
Q

Sketchy (That part of town feels a bit sketchy at night.)

A

Louche (Cette partie de la ville semble un peu louche la nuit.)

237
Q

Wired (I’m so wired after three cups of coffee.)

A

Excité(e) (Je suis tellement excité après trois tasses de café.)

238
Q

Gloomy (He’s been gloomy since he lost his job.)

A

Maussade (Il est maussade depuis qu’il a perdu son emploi.)

239
Q

Edgy (Her edgy fashion sense always turns heads.)

A

Avant-gardiste (Son sens de la mode avant-gardiste fait toujours tourner les têtes.)

240
Q

Bumpy (It was a bumpy flight due to bad weather.)

A

Agité(e) (C’était un vol agité à cause du mauvais temps.)

241
Q

Geeky (He’s kind of geeky, always talking about tech and gadgets.)

A

Geek (Il est un peu geek, toujours en train de parler de techno et de gadgets.)

242
Q

Clueless (She’s clueless about social media trends.)

A

À l’ouest (Elle est à l’ouest concernant les tendances des réseaux sociaux.)

243
Q

Pumped (I’m pumped for the concert this weekend!)

A

Gonflé(e) à bloc (Je suis gonflé à bloc pour le concert ce week-end !)

244
Q

Shady (That deal sounds shady, I’d stay away if I were you.)

A

Douteux/Douteuse (Cette affaire semble douteuse, je m’en éloignerais si j’étais toi.)

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