faux amis -g - h - i

Question 1

gave

Answer 1

mountain stream.

Question 2

gendre

Answer 2

a son-in-law.

Question 3

le sexe

Answer 3

gender

Question 4

doux, aimable, modéré, or léger: He is gentle with his hands - Il a la main douce. A gentle breeze - une brise légère.

Answer 4

gentile

Question 5

gardien

Answer 5

very general term that can indicate anyone who guards someone or something: warden, keeper, guard, attendant, caretaker. It can also be figurative.

Question 6

gardian, protecteur, tuteur.

Answer 6

guardian

Question 7

gommer

Answer 7

to erase, rub out, take away, or exfoliate. It can mean to gum as in to put gum on.

Question 8

grade

Answer 8

rank (in administration), degree (in academia), or grade (in math).

Question 9

une note

Answer 9

a grade you receive in class

Question 10

une grappe

Answer 10

a cluster: une grappe de raisins - a bunch of grapes, grappes humaines - clusters of people.

Question 11

un grief

Answer 11

a grievance: Il me fait grief d’être au chômage - He holds my unemployed status against me.

Question 12

grossier, fruste, or (informally) dégueullasse

Answer 12

gross

Question 13

un mec, gars, or type

Answer 13

a guy

Question 14

habileté

Answer 14

a skill, cleverness, a talent, or a skillful move.

Question 15

une aptitude, une capacité, or une compétence.

Answer 15

ability

Question 16

habit

Answer 16

one’s dress or outfit; habits means clothes.

Question 17

habitude, coutume

Answer 17

habit

Question 18

haineux

Answer 18

from haine - hatred. It means malevolent or full of hatred.

Question 19

odieux, atroce, abominable.

Answer 19

heinous

Question 20

hasard

Answer 20

hazard, it can mean coincidence, chance (e.g., a chance meeting), or fate. Par hasard - by chance.

Question 21

un risque, danger, or péril.

Answer 21

hazard

Question 22

hisser

Answer 22

to hoist, heave, haul up.

Question 23

siffler or chuinter.

Answer 23

to hiss

Question 24

histoire

Answer 24

to history or just a story.

Question 25

maison, foyer, or chez-soi.

Answer 25

home

Question 26

humeur

Answer 26

mood or temperament.

Question 27

humour or comique

Answer 27

humor

Question 28

glacial, glacé, or verglacé

Answer 28

icy

Question 29

idéologie

Answer 29

an ideology, but is usually used in a pejorative sense: ideology or philosophy based on sophomoric or illogical arguments.

Question 30

ignorant

Answer 30

unaware of, although it can mean ignorant (E). It can also be a noun - ignoramus. The French word ignorant doesn't distinguish between unaware and uneducated.

Question 31

ignorer

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to be ignorant (E) or unaware of something: j'ignore tout de cette affaire - I know nothing about this business.

Question 32

ne tenir aucun compte de, ne pas relever, and ne pas prêter attention à.

Answer 32

to deliberately not pay attention to something or someone

Question 33

impair

Answer 33

odd or uneven

Question 34

diminuer or affaiblir

Answer 34

to impair

Question 35

important

Answer 35

important in the sense of significant or authoritative, important (F) can also mean large, considerable, substantial.

Question 36

inopportun, importun, gênant, peu pratique, malcommode.

Answer 36

inconvenient

Question 37

un inconvénient

Answer 37

is a disadvantage, drawback, or risk.

Question 38

imposition, des impôts

Answer 38

taxes

Question 39

inconsistent

Answer 39

flimsy, weak, colorless, runny, or watery

Question 40

inconséquent, incompatible

Answer 40

inconsistent

Question 41

infect

Answer 41

revolting, obnoxious, squalid, vile, horrible.

Question 42

infecter, contaminer.

Answer 42

to infect

Question 43

informer, avertir, aviser, or renseigner.

Answer 43

to inform

Question 44

une information

Answer 44

Une information refers to a single piece of information, while des informations is equivalent to the general English term information. In addition, une information can indicate an official inquiry or investigation. Information (E) means des renseignements or informations.

Question 45

informatiser

Answer 45

to computerize.

Question 46

ingrat

Answer 46

adj - ungrateful, bleak, unreliable, or unattractive - or a noun: ingrate, ungrateful person.

Question 47

un ingrat

Answer 47

ingrate

Question 48

inhabité

Answer 48

uninhabited

Question 49

habité

Answer 49

inhabited

Question 50

un injure

Answer 50

un insult or term of abuse.

Question 51

une blessure

Answer 51

an injury

Question 52

inscription

Answer 52

text inscriptions. However, it is also a general term for action as well as registration or enrollment.

Question 53

insolation

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sunstroke or sunshine.

Question 54

insulation

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isolation

Question 55

instance

Answer 55

authority, official proceedings, or insistence.

Question 56

intégral

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complete, unabridged, or total.

Question 57

integral

Answer 57

intégrant or constituant.

Question 58

intéressant

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interesting, it can mean attractive, worthwhile, or favorable (e.g., a price or offer).

Question 59

intoxiqué

Answer 59

poisoned.

Question 60

ivre.

Answer 60

drunk

Question 61

introduire

Answer 61

to place, insert, or introduce into. It is not used in the sense of introducing one person to another.

Question 62

présenter.

Answer 62

to introduce (someone to someone else)

Question 63

isolation

Answer 63

isolement or quarantaine.

Question 64

inviter

Answer 64

to invite and to treat (someone to a meal/drink).