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Harry Potter voca Flashcards

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Wizard (Harry found out he was a wizard.)

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Sorcier (Harry a découvert qu’il était un sorcier.)

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Witch (Hermione is the brightest witch of her age.)

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Sorcière (Hermione est la sorcière la plus brillante de son âge.)

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Magic wand (He picked up his magic wand.)

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Baguette magique (Il a ramassé sa baguette magique.)

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Spell (The spell was surprisingly effective.)

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Sort (Le sort était étonnamment efficace.)

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Potion (Snape taught them how to brew potions.)

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Potion (Rogue leur a appris à préparer des potions.)

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Broomstick (Harry rode his broomstick during the match.)

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Balai (Harry a chevauché son balai pendant le match.)

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Hogwarts (Hogwarts is a school of witchcraft and wizardry.)

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Poudlard (Poudlard est une école de sorcellerie.)

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Muggle (His parents were muggles, unfamiliar with magic.)

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Moldu (Ses parents étaient des moldus, non familiers avec la magie.)

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Cauldron (They bought a new cauldron for school.)

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Chaudron (Ils ont acheté un nouveau chaudron pour l’école.)

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Quidditch (Quidditch is a popular sport among wizards.)

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Quidditch (Le quidditch est un sport populaire parmi les sorciers.)

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House-elf (Dobby is a free house-elf.)

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Elfe de maison (Dobby est un elfe de maison libre.)

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Goblin (The goblins run the wizard bank.)

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Gobelin (Les gobelins dirigent la banque des sorciers.)

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Owl (Harry’s owl, Hedwig, delivers his mail.)

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Hibou (Le hibou de Harry, Hedwige, livre son courrier.)

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Dark Arts (Defense against the Dark Arts is a class at Hogwarts.)

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Arts sombres (La défense contre les arts sombres est un cours à Poudlard.)

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Curse (The curse rebounded on the dark wizard.)

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Malédiction (La malédiction a ricoché sur le sorcier noir.)

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Wand shop (Ollivanders is the most famous wand shop in Diagon Alley.)

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Boutique de baguettes (Ollivander est la boutique de baguettes la plus célèbre du Chemin de Traverse.)

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Sorting Hat (The Sorting Hat placed him in Gryffindor.)

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Choixpeau magique (Le Choixpeau magique l’a placé à Gryffondor.)

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Potion ingredients (Potion ingredients can be found in the apothecary.)

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Ingrédients de potion (On peut trouver des ingrédients de potion chez l’apothicaire.)

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Charm (The levitation charm is a basic spell.)

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Charme (Le sortilège de lévitation est un sort basique.)

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Transfiguration (Professor McGonagall taught transfiguration.)

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Métamorphose (Le professeur McGonagall enseignait la métamorphose.)

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Herbology (Herbology is essential for potion-making.)

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Botanique (La botanique est essentielle pour la fabrication des potions.)

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Flying lesson (The first flying lesson was a disaster.)

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Cours de vol (Le premier cours de vol fut un désastre.)

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Witchcraft and Wizardry (The school’s full name is Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.)

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Sorcellerie (Le nom complet de l’école est l’École de Sorcellerie de Poudlard.)

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Magical creature (They studied magical creatures in Care of Magical Creatures class.)

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Créature magique (Ils ont étudié les créatures magiques en cours de soin aux créatures magiques.)

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Invisibility Cloak (Harry used his Invisibility Cloak to sneak around.)

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Cape d’invisibilité (Harry a utilisé sa cape d’invisibilité pour se faufiler.)

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Dementor (Dementors feed on human happiness.)

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Détraqueur (Les détraqueurs se nourrissent du bonheur humain.)

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Patronus (His Patronus is a stag.)

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Patronus (Son Patronus est un cerf.)

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Polyjuice Potion (The Polyjuice Potion allows the drinker to assume the form of someone else.)

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Potion Polynectar (La potion Polynectar permet au buveur de prendre la forme de quelqu’un d’autre.)

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Horcrux (A Horcrux contains a piece of a dark wizard’s soul.)

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Horcruxe (Un horcruxe contient un morceau de l’âme d’un sorcier noir.)

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Portkey (The Portkey transported them to the Quidditch World Cup.)

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Portoloin (Le portoloin les a transportés à la Coupe du Monde de Quidditch.)

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Thestral (Thestrals can only be seen by those who have witnessed death.)

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Sombral (Les sombrals ne peuvent être vus que par ceux qui ont été témoins de la mort.)

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Divination (Professor Trelawney teaches divination at Hogwarts.)

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Divination (Le professeur Trelawney enseigne la divination à Poudlard.)

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Floo Powder (Floo Powder is used to travel via fireplaces.)

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Poudre de cheminette (La poudre de cheminette est utilisée pour voyager via les cheminées.)

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Pensieve (Dumbledore uses the Pensieve to review memories.)

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Pensine (Dumbledore utilise la pensine pour revoir des souvenirs.)

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Gillyweed (Gillyweed allows the eater to breathe underwater.)

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Branchiflore (La branchiflore permet à celui qui la consomme de respirer sous l’eau.)

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Marauder’s Map (The Marauder’s Map shows every corner of the school.)

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Carte du Maraudeur (La carte du Maraudeur montre chaque recoin de l’école.)

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Death Eater (Death Eaters are followers of the dark lord.)

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Mangemort (Les mangemorts sont des fidèles du seigneur des ténèbres.)

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Squib (A squib is a non-magical person born to magical parents.)

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Cracmol (Un cracmol est une personne non magique née de parents sorciers.)

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Dumbledore’s Army (Dumbledore’s Army was formed in secret.)

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Armée de Dumbledore (L’armée de Dumbledore a été formée en secret.)

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The Burrow (The Weasley family lives at The Burrow.)

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Le Terrier (La famille Weasley vit au Terrier.)

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Half-blood (Harry is a half-blood wizard.)

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Sang-mêlé (Harry est un sorcier sang-mêlé.)

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Pure-blood (The Malfoys are a pure-blood family.)

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Sang-pur (Les Malefoy sont une famille de sang-pur.)

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Muggle-born (Hermione is a muggle-born witch.)

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Né-Moldu (Hermione est une sorcière née-moldu.)

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Animagus (An Animagus can transform into an animal at will.)

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Animagus (Un Animagus peut se transformer en animal à volonté.)

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Apparate (Wizards can apparate to travel instantly.)

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Transplaner (Les sorciers peuvent transplaner pour voyager instantanément.)

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affirm (They always affirmed their normality.)

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affirmer (Ils ont toujours affirmé avec fierté qu’ils étaient parfaitement normaux.)

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  1. pride (With the greatest pride, they claimed…)
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fierté (Avec la plus grande fierté, ils affirmaient…)

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  1. normal (They were perfectly normal.)
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normal (Ils étaient parfaitement normaux.)

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  1. involved (They would never be involved in anything strange.)
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impliqué (Jamais ils ne pourraient se trouver impliqués dans quoi que ce soit d’étrange.)

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  1. strange (Nothing strange ever happened to them.)
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étrange (Rien d’étrange ne leur arrivait jamais.)

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  1. mysterious (They avoided all mysterious events.)
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mystérieux (Ils évitaient tout ce qui pouvait être mystérieux.)

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  1. nonsense (They had no time for nonsense.)
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sornettes (Ils n’avaient pas de temps à perdre avec des sornettes.)

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  1. company (He managed a company.)
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entreprise (Il dirigeait une entreprise.)

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  1. drills (The company manufactured drills.)
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perceuses (L’entreprise fabriquait des perceuses.)

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  1. massive (He was a massive man.)
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massif (C’était un homme grand et massif.)

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  1. mustache (He had a sizable mustache.)
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moustache (Il possédait en revanche une moustache de belle taille.)

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  1. thin (Mrs. Dursley was thin and blonde.)
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mince (Mrs Dursley était mince et blonde.)

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  1. to spy (She used her neck to spy on neighbors.)
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espionner (Ce qui lui était fort utile pour espionner ses voisins.)

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  1. fences (Looking over the garden fences.)
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clôtures (En regardant par-dessus les clôtures des jardins.)

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  1. to admire (They admired their son greatly.)
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admirer (Ils admiraient beaucoup leur petit garçon.)

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  1. undesirable (The only undesirable thing they had was a secret.)
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indésirable (La seule chose indésirable qu’ils possédaient, c’était un secret.)

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  1. to fear (They feared the secret would be discovered.)
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craindre (Ils craignaient plus que tout qu’on le découvre un jour.)

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  1. to recover (They wouldn’t recover if the secret came out.)
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se remettre (Ils étaient convaincus qu’ils ne s’en remettraient pas.)

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  1. sister (Mrs. Dursley’s sister was Mrs. Potter.)
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soeur (Mrs Potter était la soeur de Mrs Dursley.)

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  1. to pretend (She pretended to be an only child.)
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faire comme si (En fait, Mrs Dursley faisait comme si elle était fille unique.)

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good-for-nothing (Her good-for-nothing husband…)

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bon à rien (Sa soeur et son bon à rien de mari étaient aussi éloignés…)

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to shudder (The Dursleys shuddered at the thought.)

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trembler (Les Dursley tremblaient d’épouvante à la pensée de ce que diraient les voisins.)

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to show up (If the Potters showed up in their street.)

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se montrer (Si par malheur les Potter se montraient dans leur rue.)

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existence (His existence was another reason to avoid the Potters.)

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existence (Son existence constituait une raison supplémentaire de tenir les Potter à distance.)

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to mingle (It was out of the question for Dudley to mingle with such a child.)

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se mettre à fréquenter (Il n’était pas question que le petit Dudley se mette à fréquenter un enfant comme celui-là.)

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cloudy (It was a cloudy day.)

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nuageux (Il faisait gris et triste et rien dans le ciel nuageux ne laissait prévoir des choses étranges.)

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to hum (Mr. Dursley hummed a tune.)

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fredonner (Mr Dursley fredonnait un air en nouant sa cravate.)

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tie (He was knotting his tie.)

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cravate (Il nouait sa cravate la plus sinistre pour aller travailler.)

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to gossip (Mrs. Dursley gossiped about the neighbors.)

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raconter des potins (Mrs Dursley racontait d’un ton badin les derniers potins du quartier.)

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highchair (Dudley was placed in a highchair.)

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chaise de bébé (Mrs Dursley s’efforçait d’installer Dudley sur sa chaise de bébé.)

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to cry out (Dudley cried out with all his might.)

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brailler (Le jeune Dudley qui braillait de toute la force de ses poumons.)

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owl (An owl flew past the window.)

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hibou (Un gros hibou au plumage mordoré qui voleta devant la fenêtre.)

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to notice (They didn’t notice the owl.)

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remarquer (Aucun d’eux ne remarqua le gros hibou.)

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plump (The plump owl hovered.)

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mordoré (Le gros hibou au plumage mordoré voleta devant la fenêtre.)

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neighbor (She spied on her neighbors.)

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voisin (Ce qui lui était fort utile pour espionner ses voisins.)

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to reckon (They reckoned they were normal.)

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considérer (Ils se considéraient parfaitement normaux, merci pour eux.)

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drill (He sold drills.)

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perceuse (Il vendait des perceuses.)

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manufacturer (He was a drill manufacturer.)

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fabricant (C’était un fabricant de perceuses.)

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substantial (He had a substantial mustache.)

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de belle taille (Il possédait une moustache de belle taille.)

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to peer over (She peered over fences.)

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regarder par-dessus (Elle aimait regarder par-dessus les clôtures des jardins.)

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cherished (Their cherished son Dudley…)

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chéri (Leur petit garçon prénommé Dudley et c’était à leurs yeux l’enfant le plus chéri.)

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possession (They had everything they wanted in their possession.)

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possession (Les Dursley avaient tout ce qu’ils voulaient dans leur possession.)

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dread (They dreaded the day their secret would come out.)

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redouter (Ils redoutaient le jour où leur secret serait découvert.)

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estranged (She was estranged from her sister.)

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éloigné (Sa soeur et son bon à rien de mari étaient éloignés de tout ce qui faisait un Dursley.)

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apprehension (They felt apprehension about the Potters.)

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épouvante (Les Dursley ressentaient une épouvante à l’idée que les Potter apparaissent.)

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well-being (They were convinced their well-being depended on this secrecy.)

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s’en remettre (Ils étaient convaincus que leur bien-être dépendait de la préservation de ce secret.)

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to deny (She denied having a sister.)

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nier (Mrs Dursley niait avoir une soeur.)

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to be seen (They didn’t want to be seen with the Potters.)

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se montrer (Ils ne voulaient pas se montrer avec les Potter.)

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to keep at bay (They kept the Potters at bay.)

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tenir à distance (Ils voulaient tenir les Potter à distance.)

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to associate (Dudley shouldn’t associate with such a child.)

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fréquenter (Dudley ne devait pas fréquenter un enfant comme celui-là.)

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briefcase (Mr. Dursley took his briefcase.)

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attaché-case (Mr Dursley prit son attaché-case.)

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to give a kiss (He gave a kiss on Mrs. Dursley’s cheek.)

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déposer un baiser (Il déposa un baiser sur la joue de Mrs Dursley.)

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unsuccessfully (He tried to kiss Dudley, but unsuccessfully.)

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sans succès (Il essaya d’embrasser Dudley, mais sans succès.)

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in the throes of (Dudley was in the throes of a little tantrum.)

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en proie à (Dudley était en proie à une petite crise de colère.)

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tantrum (He was in the midst of a little tantrum.)

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crise de colère (Il était en proie à une petite crise de colère.)

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to throw against the walls (He was busying himself throwing the contents of his plate against the walls.)

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jeter contre les murs (Il s’appliquait à jeter contre les murs le contenu de son assiette.)

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contents of his plate (He was throwing the contents of his cereal plate.)

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contenu de son assiette (Il jetait le contenu de son assiette de céréales.)

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to chuckle (Mr. Dursley chuckled as he left the house.)

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glousser (Mr Dursley gloussa en quittant la maison.)

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to back down the driveway (He got into his car and backed down the driveway.)

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reculer le long de l’allée (Il monta dans sa voiture et recula le long de l’allée.)

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corner of the street (It was at the corner of the street that he noticed…)

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coin de la rue (C’était au coin de la rue qu’il remarqua…)

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unusual detail (He noticed an unusual detail.)

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détail insolite (Il remarqua un détail insolite.)

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road map (A cat reading a road map.)

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carte routière (Un chat qui lisait une carte routière.)

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reflection of the sun (He must have been fooled by a reflection of the sun.)

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reflet du soleil (Il avait dû se laisser abuser par un reflet du soleil.)

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to blink (Mr. Dursley blinked.)

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cligner des yeux (Mr Dursley cligna des yeux.)

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to hold the gaze (The cat held his gaze.)

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soutenir le regard (Le chat soutint son regard.)

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sign (The animal was looking at the sign that said “Privet Drive”.)

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plaque (L’animal regardait la plaque qui indiquait « Privet Drive ».)

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unable to (Cats are unable to read maps.)

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incapable de (Les chats sont incapables de lire des cartes.)

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to pull oneself together (Mr. Dursley pulled himself together.)

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se ressaisir (Mr Dursley se ressaisit.)

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to banish from one’s mind (He banished the tabby cat from his mind.)

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chasser de son esprit (Il chassa le chat tigré de son esprit.)

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outskirts of town (When he reached the outskirts of town…)

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abords de la ville (Lorsqu’il parvint aux abords de la ville…)

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usual traffic jams (He found himself sitting in the usual morning traffic jams.)

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habituels embouteillages (Il se retrouva assis au milieu des habituels embouteillages du matin.)

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passers-by (He noticed several passers-by.)

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passants (Il remarqua la présence de plusieurs passants.)

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dressed in (They were dressed in a strange manner.)

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vêtus de (Ils étaient vêtus d’une manière étrange.)

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cloaks (They wore cloaks.)

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capes (Ils portaient des capes.)

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outfits (The young sometimes had such outfits!)

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accoutrements (Les jeunes avaient parfois de ces accoutrements !)

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to drum (He drummed on the steering wheel of his car.)

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pianoter (Il pianotait sur le volant de sa voiture.)

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to whisper (They whispered things to each other.)

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chuchoter (Ils se chuchotaient des choses à l’oreille.)

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overexcited (With an overexcited air.)

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surexcité (D’un air surexcité.)

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audacity (What audacity!)

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impudence (Quelle impudence !)

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Q

street entertainment (There must be some street entertainment.)

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animation de rue (Il devait y avoir une animation de rue.)

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Q

to collect money (They were there to collect money.)

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collecter de l’argent (Ils étaient là pour collecter de l’argent.)

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Q

parking lot (Mr. Dursley pulled into the Grunnings parking lot.)

A

parking (Mr Dursley se rangea dans le parking de la Grunnings.)

128
Q

office (In his office on the eighth floor…)

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bureau (Dans son bureau du huitième étage…)

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Q

back to the window (Mr. Dursley always sat with his back to the window.)

A

dos à la fenêtre (Mr Dursley s’asseyait toujours dos à la fenêtre.)

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Q

otherwise (Had it been otherwise…)

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autrement (S’il en avait été autrement…)

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Q

to have difficulty (He would have had difficulty concentrating.)

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avoir du mal (Il aurait eu du mal à se concentrer.)

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Q

in broad daylight (Owls flying swiftly in broad daylight.)

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en plein jour (Des hiboux qui volaient à tire-d’aile en plein jour.)

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Q

swiftly / at full speed (The owls flew at full speed.)

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à tire-d’aile (Les hiboux volaient à tire-d’aile.)

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Q

open-mouthed (Open-mouthed, they pointed towards the sky.)

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bouche bée (Bouche bée, ils pointaient le doigt vers le ciel.)

135
Q

pointed their finger (They pointed their finger towards the sky.)

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pointaient le doigt (Ils pointaient le doigt vers le ciel.)

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Q

birds of prey (The birds of prey swooped over their heads.)

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rapaces (Les rapaces filaient au-dessus de leur tête.)

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Q

had never seen (Most of them had never seen an owl.)

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n’avait jamais vu (La plupart d’entre eux n’avaient jamais vu de hibou.)

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Q

to disturb (No owl came to disturb his morning.)

A

troubler (Aucun hibou ne vint troubler sa matinée.)

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Q

to scold sharply (He scolded half a dozen of his employees sharply.)

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réprimander vertement (Il réprimanda vertement une demi-douzaine de ses employés.)

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Q

important phone calls (He made several important phone calls.)

A

coups de fil importants (Il passa plusieurs coups de fil importants.)

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Q

to let out yells (He let out a few additional yells.)

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pousser des hurlements (Il poussa quelques hurlements supplémentaires.)

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Q

to feel in an excellent mood (He felt in an excellent mood.)

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se sentir d’excellente humeur (Il se sentit d’excellente humeur.)

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Q

lunch (Until lunchtime…)

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déjeuner (Jusqu’à l’heure du déjeuner…)

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Q

to stretch one’s legs (To stretch his legs a bit.)

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dégourdir les jambes (Se dégourdir un peu les jambes.)

145
Q

to buy oneself something (To go buy oneself something to eat.)

A

s’acheter quelque chose (Aller s’acheter quelque chose à manger.)

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Q

at the baker’s (At the baker’s across the street.)

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chez le boulanger (Chez le boulanger d’en face.)

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Q

wearing cloaks (He had forgotten about the passers-by wearing cloaks.)

A

vêtus de capes (Les passants vêtus de capes lui étaient sortis de la tête.)

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Q

angry look (He passed them giving an angry look.)

A

regard courroucé (Il passa devant eux en leur lançant un regard courroucé.)

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Q

made him uncomfortable (But they made him uncomfortable.)

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les mettaient mal à l’aise (Mais ils le mettaient mal à l’aise.)

150
Q

were whispering (They too were whispering excitedly.)

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chuchotaient (Ceux-là aussi chuchotaient d’un air surexcité.)

151
Q

box intended for (He did not see any box intended for collecting money.)

A

boîte destinée à (Il ne vit pas la moindre boîte destinée à récolter de l’argent.)

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Q

to collect money (Box intended to collect money.)

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récolter de l’argent (Boîte destinée à récolter de l’argent.)

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Q

large doughnut (He came out of the shop with a large doughnut.)

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gros beignet (Il sortit de la boutique avec un gros beignet.)

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Q

wrapped in a bag (A doughnut wrapped in a bag.)

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enveloppé dans un sac (Un beignet enveloppé dans un sac.)

155
Q

to hear a few words (He heard a few words of their conversation.)

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entendre quelques mots (Il entendit quelques mots de leur conversation.)

156
Q

that’s what I’ve heard (Yes, that’s what I’ve heard…)

A

ce que j’ai entendu dire (C’est ça, c’est ce que j’ai entendu dire…)

157
Q

stopped dead (Mr. Dursley stopped dead.)

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s’immobilisa (Mr Dursley s’immobilisa.)

158
Q

overcome with sudden fear (Overcome with sudden fear.)

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envahi par une peur (Envahi par une peur soudaine.)

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Q

were whispering as if (The people who were whispering as if he was about to say something to them.)

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chuchotaient comme s’il (Les gens qui chuchotaient comme s’il s’apprêtait à leur dire quelque chose.)

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Q

changed his mind (But he changed his mind.)

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se ravisa (Mais il se ravisa.)

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