tous les verbes Flashcards
s’élever
to arise [ai}, arose, arisen [i]
se réveiller
to awake, awoke, awoken
supporter
to bear [et], bore, borne
battre
to beat [i], beat, beaten
devenir
to become, became, become
commencer
to begin, began, begun
se courber
to bend, bent, bent
parier
to bet, bet, bet
ordonner, commander (to command)
to bid, bid, bid
lier
to bind [ai], bound, bound
mordre
to bite [ai], bit, bitten
saigner
to bleed [i], bled, bled
souffler
to blow, blew, blown
casser
to break, broke, broken
se reproduire, se multiplier (procreate)
to breed, bred, bred
apporter
to bring, brought, brought
construire
to build, built, built
brûler
to burn, burnt, burnt
éclater
to burst, burst, burst
acheter
to buy, bought, bought
jeter
to cast, cast, cast
attraper
to catch, caught [oa], caught
choisir
to choose, chose, chosen
se cramponner, s’aggriper, s’accrocher fortement à quelque chose
to cling, clung, clung
venir
to come, came, come
coûter
to cost, cost, cost
ramper, se déplacer sur le ventre
to creep, crept, crept
couper
to cut, cut, cut
distribuer
to deal, dealt, dealt
bêcher, labourer (une terre par ex)
to dig, dug, dug
faire
to do, did, done
dessiner
to draw, drew, drawn
rêver
to dream, dreamt, dreamt
boire
to drink, drank [e marseillais], drunk
conduire
to drive, drove, driven
habiter, résider
to dwell [e], dwelt, dwelt
manger
to eat, ate, eaten
tomber
to fall [o sans ^] , fell, fallen
fuir
to flee, fled, fled
jeter
to fling, flung, flung
voler
to fly, flew, flown
interdire
to forbid, forbade, forbidden
oublier
to forget, forgot, forgotten
pardonner
to forgive, forgave, forgiven
geler
to freeze, froze, frozen
obtenir
to get, got, got
donner
to give, gave, given
aller
to go, went, gone
moudre, broyer, écraser finement des grains
grind [ai], ground, ground
cultiver
to grow, grew, grown
pendre
to hang, hung, hung
avoir
to have, had, had
entendre
to hear, heard [e], heard
se cacher
to hide, hid, hidden
frapper
to hit [i], hit, hit
tenir
to hold, held, held
nuire
to hurt, hurt, hurt
garder
to keep, kept, kept
s’agenouiller
to kneel, knelt, knelt [on prononce ici jamais le “k”]
savoir/connaître
to know, knew, known
étendre/coucher
to lay, laid, laid
mener
to lead, led, led
pencher
to lean, leant, leant
bondir
to leap [i] , leapt [è}, leapt
apprendre
to learn, learnt, learnt
quitter/laisser
to leave, left, left
prêter
to lend, lent, lent
laisser
to let, let, let
reposer, (être enterré)
to lie, lay, lain [eign]
allumer
to light, lit, lit
perdre
to lose, lost, lost
fabriquer
to make, made, made
vouloir dire
to mean, meant, meant
rencontrer
to meet, met, met
payer
to pay, paid, paid
mettre/poser
to put, put, put
quitter/abandonner
to quit [i}, quit, quit
lire
to read, read [è], read
se débarasser
to rid, rid, rid
monter (à cheval)
to ride [ai], rode, ridden
sonner
to ring, rang, rung
sonner
to ring, rang, rung
se lever
to rise, rose, risen
courir
to run, ran [è], run
courir
to run, ran [è], run
scier
to saw, sawed, sawn
dire
to say, said, said
voir
to see, saw, seen
(re)chercher
to seek, sought, sought
vendre
to sell, sold, sold
envoyer
to send, sent, sent
mettre
to set, set, set
coudre
to sew, sewed, sewn [tout se prononce avec un o a la place du e]
secouer
to shake, shook [o], shaken
tondre, raser un grand animal genre un mouton
to shear [i], sheared [i], shorn
perdre sa peau
to shed [é], shed, shed
briller
to shine, shone, shone
tirer, tuer par balle
to shoot, shot, shot
montrer
to show, showed, shown
se rétrécir
to shrink, shrank [ouaik], shrunk
fermer, close
to shut, shut, shut
chanter
to sing, sang, sung
enfoncer/couler
to sink, sank, sunk
s’asseoir
to sit, sat, sat
dormir
to sleep, slept, slept
glisser
to slide, slid [i], slid
lancer
to sling, slung, slung
lancer
to sling, slung, slung
aller furtivement
to slink [i], slunk, slunk
se fendre
split [i], split, split
sentir/flairer
to smell, smelt, smelt
semer (planter : des graines)
to sow, sowed, sown
parler
to speak, spoke, spoken
se presser
to speed, sped [è}, sped
épeler
to spell, spelt, spelt
dépenser
to spend, spent, spent
répandre, renverser
to spill, spilt, spilt
cracher
to spit, spat, spat
s’abîmer (for perishable goods)
to spoil, spoilt, spoilt
étendre
to spread, spread, spread
bondir
to spring, sprang, sprung
être debout
to stand, stood, stood
voler
to steal [i], stole, stolen
coller
to stick, stuck, stuck
piquer (from insect)
to sting [i}, stung, stung
puer
to stink [i], stank, stunk
marcher vite (long steps)
to stride [ai], strode, stridden
frapper fort, donner un coup à
to strike, struck, struck
corder
to string [i], strung, strung
s’efforcer
to strive [ai], strove, striven
jurer
to swear [è}, swore, sworn
balayer
to sweep, swept, swept
gonfler
to swell [è], swelled, swollen
nager
to swim, swam, swum
balancer
to swing, swung, swung
prendre
to take, took, taken
enseigner
to teach, taught, taught
déchirer
to tear [è], tore, torn
raconter, dire
to tell, told, told
penser
to think, thought, tought
jeter
to throw, threw, thrown
pousser
to thrust, thrust, thrust
piétiner, marcher (sur)
to tread [ouai], trod, trodden (on)
comprendre
to understand, understood, understood
se réveiller
to wake, woke, woken
porter/user
to wear, wore, worn
tisser/tresser (= entrelacer des fils pour fabriquer un tissu)
to weave [i], wove, woven
pleurer (synonyme de cry)
to weep [i], wept, wept
gagner
to win, won, won
remonter le mécanisme d’une montre, d’une horloge
to wind [ai], wound, wound
tordre
to wring [i], wrung, wrung
écrire
to write, wrote, written
respecter / se conformer à
to abide, abode, abode
