Book 2 Flashcards
assister
to assist, to be present at
moucher
to blow
se moucher
to blow one’s nose
á contrecoeur
(adv.) reluctantly
froisser
to crumple (paper), to offend (someone), to pull (muscle)
crisper
to tense, to put (someone) on edge
aisé
(adj.) easy, natural
défroisser
to smooth (remove creases)
contrée
(n.f.) region
couver
to brood (sit on)
recourir
to use, to resort to
outre
(prep.) besides
meurtrier
(adj.) deadly
redouter
to fear, to dread
pellicule
(n.f.) film roll, thin layer, dandruff
inondation
(n.f.) flood
lambrisser
to panel (walls/floor)
de long en large
(adv.) back and forth
en guise de
(prep.) by way of
effarer
to frighten
panderie
(n.f.) wardrobe, closet
moisi
(n.m.) mold, (adj.) moldy
reposer
to put down, to rest
carte blanche
(n.f.) free rein, full permission
menton
(n.m.) chin
fuyant
(adj.) weak
étriqué
(adj.) tight
dédaigneux
(adj.) disdainful
abriter
to shelter, to contain
entrouvrir
to half-open
entrebâillement
(n.m.) small opening
malle
(n.f.) trunk
hâtivement
(adv.) hastily
entasser
to pile up
pêle-mêle
(adv.) haphazardly, (n.m.) jumble, mess
bouleverser
to devastate, to upset
empiler
to pile up
se fier
to trust
pou
(n.m.) louse
poilu
(adj.) hairy
colporter
to sell door to door, to spread
engourdir
to numb
rêveur
(adj.) dreamy
robinet
(n.m.) faucet
remuer
to mix, to move
basculer
to tip over, to change dramatically
béant
(adj.) wide, gaping
dévaler
to hurtle down
toboggan
(n.m.) slide, chute
sinuosité
(n.f.) curve
insoupçonné
(adj.) unexpected
paroi
(n.f.) wall, lining
répercuter
to reverberate, to echo
vase
(n.m.) vase; (n.f.) mud, sludge
patauger
to wade, to flounder
tombeau
(n.m.) tomb
joncher
to cover, to blanket
courbe
(adj.) curved; (n.f.) curve, bend
paupière
(n.f.) eyelid
muer
to molt, to change
dérober
to steal
se dérober
to beat about the bush, to avoid; to give out
haletant
(adj.) panting, breathless
éboulis
(n.m.) pile of fallen rocks
amas
(n.m.) pile, heap