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Question 1

Easter

Answer 1

la påques

Question 2

at Easter

Answer 2

à påques

Question 3

a mole

Answer 3

une taupe

Question 4

Expr. when sb is annoying you: “stop bothering me and go away”

Answer 4

“va plutôt voir sur un chêne si j’y suis”

Question 5

wild boar

Answer 5

le sanglier

Question 6

to reveal (a secret)

Answer 6

révéler

Question 7

to reveal that…(prep)

Answer 7

révéler que

Question 8

it’s going to get cold (2 expr.)

Answer 8

il va être froid/ça va refroidir

Question 9

misteltoe

Answer 9

le gui

Question 10

to pick (fruit, misteltoe!)

Answer 10

cueillir

Question 11

Expr. “What do you want from me?”

Answer 11

“que me veux-tu?”

Question 12

to consent to (prep.)

Answer 12

consentir à

Question 13

“in fact” (pr.)

Answer 13

au fait (pr. “fett”)

Question 14

Rule for pr. the “s” in “tous”

Answer 14

Tous is pron. “tuss” except if followed by a plural noun

Question 15

“all the kids” (pr. of “tous”)

Answer 15

tous les enfants - sans “s”

Question 16

“they’re all here” (pr. of “tous”)

Answer 16

“ils sont tous là” avec “s”

Question 17

“Hallo everyone” (pr. of “tous”)

Answer 17

“bonjour/salut à tous” avec “S”

Question 18

to vanish

Answer 18

se dissiper

Question 19

Expr. “one would say…”

Answer 19

“on dirait…”

Question 20

Expr. “that’s a completely different story!” (pr.)

Answer 20

“Ça c’est une tout autre histoire” pr. “t” of “tout”

Question 21

a prodigy

Answer 21

un prodige

Question 22

a candle

Answer 22

un bougie

Question 23

Expr. “your idea has sth. good…”

Answer 23

“ton idée a du bon”

Question 24

alas

Answer 24

hélas

Question 25

reception (in the sense of “welcome” - “a cool reception”

Answer 25

l’acceuil - un acceuil froid

Question 26

Expr. “are you nuts?/are you OK in the head?”

Answer 26

“ça va pas, non?/ça va pas la tête?”

Question 27

to rely on (+prep)

Answer 27

se fier à

Question 28

Expr. “you seem worried”

Answer 28

tu as l’air soucieux

Question 29

Expr. “what can I do?” (helplessness)

Answer 29

que faire?

Question 30

Rule - pr. of “f” “œuf” and “bœuf”

Answer 30

singular with “f” and plural without!!

Question 31

an egg (pr.)

Answer 31

un œuf (with “f”)

Question 32

the eggs (pr.)

Answer 32

les œufs (without “f”)

Question 33

a bullock/beef (pr.)

Answer 33

le bœuf (with “f”)

Question 34

the bullocks (pr.)

Answer 34

les bœufs (no “F”)

Question 35

Expr. “what good luck!/ a godsend/a bargain”

Answer 35

“quelle aubaine!”

Question 36

a practical joke

Answer 36

une farce

Question 37

stupidity

Answer 37

la bêtise

Question 38

an twit (begins w. “n”)

Answer 38

un nigaud

Question 39

Expr. “it’s your turn” (2 expr.)

Answer 39

(c’est) à toi/(c’est) à ton tour “c’est” is optional

Question 40

flea market

Answer 40

marché au puces

Question 41

fleabag

Answer 41

sac à puces

Question 42

Wales (country)

Answer 42

Pays de Galles

Question 43

Expr. Formula for “one needs sth.” (faillir)

Answer 43

il faut du… il faut de la… il faut des/une/un

Question 44

to prevent, stop

Answer 44

empêcher

Question 45

to “get the gell out of here”

Answer 45

barrons-nous / dégage (familier)!;

Question 46

Expr. “I’m leaving/getting out of here”

Answer 46

je m’en vais

Question 47

‘right, I’m off (familier)!’;

Answer 47

‘bon, je me casse!’

Question 48

Expr. “I don’t have time to waste/lose”

Answer 48

“je n’ais pas de temps à perdre, moi!”

Question 49

a message (gender!)

Answer 49

un message

Question 50

Easter

Answer 50

la påques

Question 51

unconsciously

Answer 51

inconsciemment

Question 52

a coward

Answer 52

le pleube

Question 53

talkative

Answer 53

bavard, loquace