Chap 4 Flashcards
to swarm
to be swarming with
to get a move on
grouiller
grouiller de
se grouiller
to pile (things) into/on; pack, cram to cram (into)
empiler dans/sur
s’empiler
wine, spirits store
chai (m)
to place side-by-side
placed side-by-side
accoler
accolé
cottage
chaumière (f)
alleyway
venelle (f)
to catch a glimpse of
entrevoir
slope
pente (f)
to doze off
assoupir
intrusive
envahissant
meadow
pré (m)
to lean
adosser
multicolored, gaudy
bariolé(e)
to move
stay still, don’t move
bouger
ne bougez pas
to cheer up, to lighten up
égayer
to come from (place), to stem from (a cause)
provenir
to sweep
balayer
to borrow (from someone)
emprunter (à quelqu’un)
clue
indice (m)
to go all over, to traverse
parcourir
lead to, end up at
succeed, come off
aboutir à (vt)
aboutir (vi)
trash collector
éboueur (m)
attack, assignation attempt
attentat (m)
to target
cibler
TV or radio program
émission (f)
to be close to (number or place)
avoisiner
to take place (story)
se dérouler
rough (thing, voice)
râpeux/râpeuse
pillow
oreiller (m)
size, scale
taille (f)
to exceed
dépasser
dressed
to be well/badly dressed
to be dressed all in white
vêtu
être bien/mal vêtu
être tout de blanc vêtu
toe
big toe
orteil (m)
gros orteil
to spread, dispense, disperse
répandre
to exhaust, wear out
(s’) épuiser
monkey
singe (m)
cradle
berceau (m)
mist, fog, haze
brume (f)
to be lying (on the bed, about)
gésir
clearing, glade
clairière (f)
fog
brouillard (m)
landmark
repère (m)
slight (size), trifling (importance)
menu/menue
breast
to be topless
sein (m)
avoir les seins nus
rough (skin, hands, surface)
rêche
to react
réagir
to worry
to get anxious
angoisser
s’angoisser
to irritate, get on someone’s nerves
énerver
(to go) hiking
(faire de la) randonnée
scientist
scientifique (m/f)