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1
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La fatigue due au décalage horaire

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Jet lag

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Être fatigué par le décalage horaire

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To be het-lagged

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L’équipage

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The crew

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Un steward

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A steward

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Une hôtesse de l’air

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A stewardess

= an air hotess

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Le courrier par avion

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Airmail

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Les messageries aériennes

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Air-parcel service

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Un vol long/ moyen/ court courrier

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A long/ medium/ short-haul flight

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Un vol sans escale

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A non-stop flight

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Un vol international

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An international flight

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Un vol intérieur

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A domestic flight

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Un vol charter

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A charter flight

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Un membre du personnel de bord

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A flight attendant

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Retard/ vol annulé

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“Flight delayed/ flight cancelled”

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Une escale technique

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A refueling stop

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Un atterrissage en douceur

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A smooth landing

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Un atterrissage chahute

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Rough landing

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Un port (escale des bateaux)

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A port

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Un port (= installations portuaires )

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A harbour UK

A harbor US

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Accoster

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To dock

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Un bassin/ un quai

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A dock

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Amarrer

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To moor

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Les amarres

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The moorings

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Monter à bord

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To go on board

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Aller à terre (bateau)

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To go ashore

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Un quai

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A quay

= a wharf

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Une passerelle d’embarquement

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A gangway

/ gangplank

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Une jetée

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A pier/ a jetty

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Un phare

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A lighthouse

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Une flotte

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A fleet

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La marine marchande

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The merchant navy

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Une embarcation

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A craft (pl: craft)

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Un bateau

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A boat

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Un navire

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A ship

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La navigation

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Shipping

= navigation

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Une cargaison

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A cargo

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Un cargo

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A cargo boat

= a freighter

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Un pétrolier (géant)

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A (super)tanker

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Une péniche

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A barge

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Un transatlantique

= un paquebot

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A liner

= a packet-boat

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Un ferry/ un back

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A ferry

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Remorquer (Bateau)

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To tow= to tug

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Assurer une liaison (bateau)

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To operate a route

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Une traversée

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A crossing

= a passage

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Un voyage en/ par mer

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A voyage

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Une cabine

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A cabin

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Une couchette

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A berth

= a bunk

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Le pont

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A deck

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L’hélice

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The propeller

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Le gouvernail

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The rudder

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Diriger/ gouverner un navire

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To steer

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Une voile

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A sail

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Une ancre

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An anchor

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Un Hublot (bateau)

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A porthole

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Un journal de bord

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A logbook

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56
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Un canot de sauvetage

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A lifeboat

= a life raft

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Une bouée de sauvetage

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A lifebuoy

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Un gilet de sauvetage

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A lifejacket

A lifevest US

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Une fusée de détresse

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A flare

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L’équipage

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The crew

= the hands

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Un capitaine/ un chef d’équipe

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A skipper

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Un pilote

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A pilot

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A passager clandestin (bateau)

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A stowaway

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Le mal de mer

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Sea-sickness

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Embarquer (bateau)

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To embark

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Débarquer (bateau)

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To disembark

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Tanguer

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To pitch

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Toucher terre

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To land

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Un navire marchand

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A merchant ship

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Un porte conteneur

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A container ship

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Monter à bord d’un navire

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To board a ship

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Une cargaison

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A shipload

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Un matelot

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A deckhand

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74
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Jeter l’ancre

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To cast = drop anchor

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75
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Lever l’ancre

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To weigh anchor

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Appareiller = larguer les amarres

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To cast off = to get underway

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Prendre la mer

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To put out to sea

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78
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Prendre la mer (voilier)

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To set sail

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79
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Faire escale à (bateau)

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To call at= to put in at

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80
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Voyager

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To travel

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81
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Les voyages

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Travels

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Un voyageur

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A traveler

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Un voyage

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A trip (parce que c’est indénombrable)

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Un trajet/ un voyage (= déplacement)

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A journey (parce que c’est indénombrable)

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Une excursion

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An outing / an excursion

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Un séjour

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A stay

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87
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Une visite

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A visit

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Visiter/ rendre visite à

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To visit

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Un visiteur/ un touriste

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A visitor

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90
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La lune de miel

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A honeymoon

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91
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Des jeunes mariés

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Honeymooners

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92
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Se promener

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To wander

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Un flâneur/ un promeneur

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A wanderer

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94
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Le désir de voyager

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Wanderlust

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95
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Exotique

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Exotic

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L’exotisme

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Exoticism

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L’aventure

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Adventure

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98
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Un aventurier

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An adventurer

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Explorer

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To explore

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Un explorateur

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An explorer

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101
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Un circuit

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A tour

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102
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Un touriste

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A tourist

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103
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Une destination

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A destination

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104
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Aller à l’étranger

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To go abroad

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105
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L’heure de départ

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Departure time

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106
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L’heure d’arrivée

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Arrival time

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107
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  1. Démarrer

2. Partir

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To start

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108
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Partir

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To set off

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109
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S’arrêter

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To stop

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110
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Se diriger vers

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To make for/ to head for

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Être en route pour

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To be bound for

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112
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Être sur le chemin du retour

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To be homebound

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113
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Retarder

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To delay

114
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Un retard

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A delay

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Avoir du retard

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To be delayed

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Indiquer le chemin à quelqu’un

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To direct sb

117
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Une direction

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A direction

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Un agent de voyage

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A travel agent

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Une agence de voyage

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A travel agency

120
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Le mal des transports

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Travel-sickness

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Voyager avec peu de bagages

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To travel light

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Un voyageur aguerri

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An experienced = seasoned

123
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Quelqu’un qui voyage souvent

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A frequent traveler

124
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Un voyage difficile

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An Arduous journey

125
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Un voyage épuisant

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An exhausting journey
= a strenuous journey
= a tiring journey

126
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Un voyage dangereux

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A dangerous journey

= a hazardous journey

127
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Le trajet de l’aller/ du retour

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The outward journey

128
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Le trajet du retour

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The homeward = the return journey =

129
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Un circuit touristique

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A sightseeing tour

130
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L’industrie du tourisme

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The tourist trade

131
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Un piège à touriste

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A tourist trap

132
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Le tourisme se porte bien

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Tourism is flourishing = thriving

133
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Le tourisme est en pleine expansion

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Tourism is booming

134
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Demander son chemin (à qn)

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To ask (sb) for directions

135
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Faire du tourisme

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To go sightseeing

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Faire une excursion

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To go ON an excursion / an outing

137
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Faire un voyage

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To go on a trip= to take a trip

138
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Faire le tour du monde

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To go on a world tour

= to go round the world

139
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Faire une halte à

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To stop over in

140
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Faire de l’auto-stop

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To hitchhike

141
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Aller à…. en stop

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To hitch a lift to…

142
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Être pris en stop

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To get a lift

143
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Est-ce que vous pouvez m’emmener à…?

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Can you give me a lift to…?

144
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Bon voyage !

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Have a pleasant journey!

145
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Cet endroit plait beaucoup au touristes

A

This place is very popular with tourists / has great tourist attraction

146
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C’est trop touristique

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It’s too touristy.

147
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Être libre comme l’air

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To be footloose and fancy-free

148
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Réserver

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To book

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La réservation

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(Advance) booking

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Faire/ confirmer/ annuler une réservation

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To make/ confirm/ cancel a reservation

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Louer (une maison/ caravane)

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To rent/ to hire (a house/ mobile home)

152
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Une devise étrangère

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Foreign currency

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Un guide (personne)

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A guide

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Un guide (livre)

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A guidebook

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Une carte

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A map

156
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Un plan de ville

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A street map

157
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Un itinéraire (touristique)

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A (scenic) route/ itinerary

158
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Les bagages

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Luggage UK

Baggage US

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Un bagage

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A piece of luggage / baggage

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(Dé)faire (ses bagages)

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To (un)pack (one’s luggage)

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Une valise

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A suitcase

162
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Un sac de voyage

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A travelling bag

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Un sac à dos

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A rucksack

164
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Un (sac) fourre-tout

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A holdall UK

A grip US

165
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Une malle

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A trunk

166
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Des lunettes de soleil

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(A pair of) sunglasses

167
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  1. Un appareil photo

2. Une caméra

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A camera

168
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Une caméra-vidéo

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A camcorder

169
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Héberger / loger quelqu’un

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To accommodate sb

= to put sb up

170
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La location

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Self-catering/ rented accommodation

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Une station (Balnéaire/ de ski)

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A (seaside/ ski) resort

172
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Une auberge de jeunesse

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A youth hostel

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Un lit dans un dortoir

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A dorm bed

174
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Un client

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A guest

175
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Une pension de famille

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A guesthouse / a boarding house

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La pension complète / la demi-pension

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Full board/ half-board

177
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Un pensionnaire

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A boarder

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Une auberge

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An inn

179
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Un motel

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A motel

180
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Un foyer

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A hostel

181
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Une chambre chez l’habitant

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A bed and breakfast

= B &B

182
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Un hôtel

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A hotel

183
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Un hôtelier

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A hotelier/ a hotelkeeper

184
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Le portier

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The doorman = porter

= a commissionnaire

185
Q

La réception

A

The reception (desk)

186
Q

Un réceptionniste

A

A receptionist

187
Q

Une femme de chambre

A

A (chamber)maid

188
Q

Un ascenseur

A

A lift UK

An elevator US

189
Q

Une chambre simple

A

A single (room)

190
Q

Une chambre pour deux (avec des lignes jumeaux)

A

A twin

191
Q

Une chambre pour deux (avec un grand lit)

A

A double (room)

192
Q

Une suite

A

A suite

193
Q

Petit déjeuner compris

A

Including breakfast

194
Q

Repas compris / non compris

A

With/ without meals

195
Q

Le prix par personne

A

The per-person rate

196
Q

Prendre la chambre

A

To check in

197
Q

Rendre la chambre

A

To check out

198
Q

Un hôtel bon marché

A

A budget hotel

199
Q

Descendre à l’hôtel

A

To put up at hotel

/ to stay in a hotel

200
Q

Chambres libres

A

Vacancies

201
Q

Complet (hotel)

A

No vacancies

202
Q

Avez-vous des chambres libres ?

A

Have you got any vacancies?

203
Q

Nous sommes complets = l’hôtel est complet

A

We have no vacancies

= we’re booked up

204
Q

La chambre doit être libérée avant 11 h le jour du départ

A

The room must be vacated by 11 a.m on the day of departure

205
Q

Le service d’étage

A

Room service

206
Q

Un terrain de camping

A

A camping site

= a camping ground

207
Q
  1. Un campeur

2. Un camping

A

A camper

208
Q

Une colonie de vacance

A

A holiday camp UK

A summer camp US

209
Q

Dormir à la belle étoile

A

To sleep rough

210
Q

Vivre à la dure

A

To rough it

211
Q

Un refuge de montagne

A

A mountain hut

212
Q

Une tente

A

A tent

213
Q

Un camping-car

A

A dormobile

214
Q

Un caravane

A

A caravan UK

A trailer UK

215
Q

Une moustiquaire

A

A mosquito net

216
Q

Un duvet= un sac de couchage

A

A sleeping bag

217
Q

Un matelas pneumatique

A

An air bed

218
Q

Un tapis de sol

A

A groundsheet

219
Q

Un table/ chaise pliante

A

A folding table/ chair

220
Q

Un patron de pub

A

A publican

221
Q

Une serveuse

A

A barmaid

222
Q

Un Barman

A

Barkeeper = bartender

223
Q

Un restaurant

A

A restaurant

224
Q

Un restaurant de vente à emporter

A

A takeaway

225
Q

Un salon de thé

A

A tea-room

226
Q

Un bar à vin

A

A wine bar

227
Q

Le comptoir

A

The lunch-counter

228
Q

Commander

A

To order

229
Q

La carte

A

The bill of fare / the menu

230
Q

Un menu

A

A set menu

231
Q

L’addition

A

The bill UK

The check US

232
Q

Un pourboire

A

A tip

233
Q

Servir

A

To wait on sb

234
Q

Un serveur (2)

A

A waiter, a waitress

235
Q

Un client régulier

A

A patron

236
Q
  1. fréquenter régulièrement

2 être condescendant (avec quelqu’un )

A

To patronize

237
Q

Un restaurant très fréquenté

A

A busy restaurant

238
Q

Bourré de monde

A

A crowded restaurant

239
Q

Un restaurant bruyant

A

A noisy restaurant

240
Q

Un restaurant chic

A

A posh restaurant

241
Q

Une affaire de famille

A

A family-run restaurant

242
Q

Aller au restaurant

A

To go (out) to a restaurant

243
Q

Tenir un restaurant

A

To manage= To run a restaurant

244
Q

Faire la tournée des pubs

A

To go on a pub crawl

245
Q

Le premier/ deuxième service

A

The first/ second sitting

246
Q

Ici, on sert des menus végétariens

A

This restaurant caters to vegetarians

247
Q

Donner un (petit/ gros) pourboire à un serveur

A

To tip a waiter (meanly/ generously)

248
Q

Les attractions touristiques

A

The sights

249
Q

Un panorama

A

A panorama

250
Q

Panoramique

A

Panoramic

251
Q

Une vue

A

A view

252
Q

Un point de vue

A

A viewpoint

253
Q

A monument

A

A monument

254
Q

Des ruines

A

Ruins

255
Q

Un accompagnateur

A

A courrier

256
Q

Un interprète

A

An interpreter

257
Q

Un souvenir (objet)

A

A souvenir

258
Q

Une babiole

A

A bauble / a trinket

259
Q

Une carte postale

A

A postcard

260
Q

Des diapositives

A

Slides

261
Q

Faire des photos

A

To take pictures

262
Q

À vous couper le souffle

A

Breathtaking

263
Q

Une plage

A

A beach

264
Q

Le sable

A

Sand

265
Q

Sableux/ de sable

A

Sandy

266
Q

Un château de sable

A

A sandcastle

267
Q

Un galet

A

A pebble

268
Q

Se Baigner

A

To bathe

269
Q

Un baigneur

A

A bather

270
Q

Un bikini

A

A bikini

271
Q

Bronzer

A

To tan

272
Q

Le soleil

A

The sun

273
Q

La crème solaire

A

Suntan lotion

274
Q

Un coup de soleil

A

A sunburn

275
Q

Brûlé par le soleil

A

Sunburnt

276
Q

Une insolation

A

A sunstroke

277
Q

Un parasol

A

A beach umbrella= a parasol = a sunshade

278
Q

Une chaise-longue

A

A deck chair

279
Q

Une bouée

A

A rubber ring

280
Q

Une planche de surf

A

A surfboard

Anglais Vocabulaire (73 decks)

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