Traduction Littéraire 2 Flashcards

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1
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La Voie Lactée

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The Milky Way

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Un golfe

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A gulf

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Le rivage

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The shore

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Une falaise

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A cliff

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La pente

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The slope

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Le fer (métal)

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Iron

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Forer

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To drill

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Une plate-forme de forage

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An oil(-drilling) rig

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Une crevette

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A shrimp

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Le homard

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Lobster

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Une huître / une moule

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An oyster / a mussel

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Un paquebot

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A liner

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Un marin

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A sailor

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Une ancre (bateau)

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An achor

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Une boussole

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A compass

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Naviguer

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To sail

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Faire route vers

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To be bound for

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18
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Un gilet de sauvetage

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A lifejacket

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Un radeau

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A raft

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Couler, sombrer (bateau)

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To sink

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21
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Une cascade

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A waterfall

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L’embouchure

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The mouth

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23
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L’eau douce

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Fresh water

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24
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Un crapaud / une grenouille

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A toad / a frog

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Un cygne

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A swan

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26
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Quel temps fait-il?

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What’s the weather like?

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La canicule

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The dogdays

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Une vague de chaleur

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A heat wave

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La sécheresse

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Drought

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Humide

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Damp

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Brouillard

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Fog

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32
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Des flocons de neige

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Snowflakes

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33
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Une tempête / un ouragan

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A storm / a hurricane

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Une inondation

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A flood

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35
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La messe (catholique)

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The mass

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36
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Aller chercher

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To fetch sby

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37
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Les alentours, les environs

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The vicinity

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38
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Serrer (dans ses bras)

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To clasp

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39
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Une vitrine (de magasin)

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A (shop) window

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40
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Se frayer un chemin parmi la foule (normal / si c’est vraiment vener)

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To push one’s way through the crowd
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To elbow one’s way through the crowed

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41
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Se précipiter (2)

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To dash / to rush

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42
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Crasseux

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Grimy

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43
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Usé

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Worn

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44
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Être épuisé (2)

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To be worn out / to be exhausted

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45
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Cela me donne l’eau à la bouche

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It makes my mouth water

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46
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Être à l’affut de qqch

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To be on the lookout for sthg

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La taille (les hanches)

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The waist

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48
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Il a eu le culot de me demander ça

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He had the cheek to ask me this

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49
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Avare (3)

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Tight-fisted / miserly / stingy

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50
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Nuque

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Nape

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51
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Jointure du doigt

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Knuckle

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52
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Théière

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Teapot

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53
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Roman policier

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Crime novel

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54
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Répétition générale

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Dress rehearsal

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55
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Hésitant (qqn qui est hésitant)

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Hesitant

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56
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À 11 heures

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At 11 o’clock

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57
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Le hall d’un hotel

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The lobby of an hotel

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58
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Dire adieu à qqn

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To bid farewell to sby / to bid sby farewell

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59
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Je m’en vais pour toujours

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I’m leaving for good

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60
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Être décisif pour qqch

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To be decisive in sthg

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61
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Un coussin / un oreiller

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A cushion / a pillow

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62
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Afin de

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So as to

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63
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Être étonné

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To be astonished

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64
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Fauteuil

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Armchair

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65
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Depuis une douzaine d’années

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For twelve-odd years

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66
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Être indiscret

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To pry

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67
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To qualify (2)

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Nuancer / remplir les conditions

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Ils ne se vendent pas bien (marchandise)

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They don’t sell very well

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69
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“À louer” (UK / US)

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To let / for rent

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70
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Louer un appartement (2)

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To rent / to let

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71
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Implorer qqn de faire qqch, supplier qqn de faire qqch

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To plead with sby for sthg

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72
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Implorer qqn, supplier qqn

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To plead with sby

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73
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Affalé (contre qqch)

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Slumped (against sthg)

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74
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Narine

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Nostril

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75
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Qqn avec un minimum d’intelligence comprendrait ça

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Someone with a modicum of intelligence would understand that

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76
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Fossé

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Ditch

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77
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Venir à l’esprit de qqn, traverser l’esprit de qqn

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To dawn on sby

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Inébranlable, immuable, inflexible (2)

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Immovable / unmovable

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79
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Un immeuble de 24 étages

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A 24-storey tower

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80
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Être difficile (dur à satisfaire) (2)

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To be picky / to be choosy

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81
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Gaiement, avec insouciance

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Blithely

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82
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Démanger

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To itch

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83
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Rougir (3)

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To redden / to blush

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84
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Faire la tête

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To sulk

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85
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Bailler

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To yawn

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86
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Se moucher

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To blow one’s nose

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87
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Mouchoir (2)

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Tissue / hankerchief

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88
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Reniffler

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To sniff

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89
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Panier

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Basket

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90
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Rive, berge

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Riverbank

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91
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Minutieusement

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Painstakingly

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92
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Un abattoir

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A slaughterhouse

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93
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Exhiber, montrer, étaler qqch (se la péter en le montrant de ouf)

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To flaunt sthg

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94
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Une serviette (pour le repas)

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A napkin

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95
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Voir juste, taper dans le mille (pcq on fait une remarque très vraie)

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To hit the nail on the head

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96
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Enceinte de mon garçon

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Pregnant with my boy

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97
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4h du matin

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4 o’clock in the morning

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98
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La rosée

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The dew

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99
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Craie

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Chalk

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100
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Essuyer qqch

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To wipe sthg

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101
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Faire table rase du passé

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To wipe the slate clean

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102
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Midi

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Noon

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103
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Fil électrique

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Wire

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104
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Détourner les yeux

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To avert one’s eyes

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105
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Furtivement, en cachette

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By stealth

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106
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Jeter, lancer (2)

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To cast (cast, cast) / to throw

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107
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Arracher qqch à qqn

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To snatch sthg from sby

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108
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Donner un coup de coude à qqn

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To nudge sby

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109
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Essorer, tordre

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To wring

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110
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Caresser (2)

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To stroke, to pat

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111
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Agripper, serrer fort

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To clutch

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112
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Fouiller dans qqch

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To rummage (around, about)

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113
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Fouiller qqn, une maison…

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To search

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114
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Pincer

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To pinch

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115
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Claquer la porte

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To slam the door

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116
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Renverser qqn (en voiture)

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To run over sby

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117
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Donner une fessée (2)

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To smack, to spank

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118
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Errer

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To wander (about, around)

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119
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Marcher à grandes enjambées

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To stride (strode, stridden)

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120
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Être fou de joie (2)

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To be overjoyed / to be over the moon

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121
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Faire ses premiers pas

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To toddle

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122
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Marcher sur la pointe des pieds

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To tiptoe

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123
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Se faufiler, se glisser (3)

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To creep, to crawl, to sneak

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124
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Un interne (dans un internat à l’école)

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A boarder

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125
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Bondir

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To leap

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126
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Trébucher

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To stumble

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127
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Un ressort

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A spring

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128
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Déraper

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To skid (skidded, skidded)

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129
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Des béquilles

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Crutches

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130
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Piétiner

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To trample

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131
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Traîner les pieds

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Shuffle

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132
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Étouffant, suffocant (atmopshère, ambiance)

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Stifling

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133
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Se lever // se réveiller

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To get up / to wake up

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134
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La boulangerie

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The bakery

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135
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Une boucherie

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A butchery

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136
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Le kiosque à journeaux

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Newsagent’s shop

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137
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Le buraliste

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The tobacconist

138
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L’épicerie

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The grocery

139
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La poissonerie

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The fishmonger’s shop

140
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Cordonnier (2)

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Shoemaker / shoerepairer

141
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Monter dans une voiture / monter dans un train

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To get into a car / to get on a train

142
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Pot, pichet, carafe

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Jug

143
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En face de lui

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Opposite him

144
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Une nappe

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A tablecloth

145
Q

En Anglais pour les dialogues ON NE DOIT PAS

A

Mettre de tiret

146
Q

Qu’est ce qui te prend?

A

What’s got into you?

147
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Tu n’as presque rien mangé hier soir

A

You barely ate anything yesterday evening

148
Q

À contrecoeur

A

Grudgingly

149
Q

Mépris, dédain

A

Contempt

150
Q

Frêle, fragile, chétif (personne)

A

Frail

151
Q

Avoir une tendance à faire qqch (2)

A

To have a propensity to do sthg / for doing sthg

152
Q

Le culot

A

The cheek

153
Q

Avoir pitié de qqn (2)

A

To pity sby / to have pity on sby

154
Q

Rétroviseur

A

Rearview mirror

155
Q

De temps à autre, de temps en temps

A

Occasionally

156
Q

Bûche

A

Log

157
Q

Une chaise longue

A

A deck-chair

158
Q

Peu après, un peu plus tard

A

Shortly afterwads

159
Q

En vue de (localisation)

A

In sight of

160
Q

Tiny

A

Minuscule

161
Q

Voie ferrée

A

Track

162
Q

Être sur la bonne voie / faire fausse route

A

To be on the right track / to be on the wrong track

163
Q

Tête / visage

A

Head / face

164
Q

Tribunal

A

Court

165
Q

Les lacets

A

Laces

166
Q

Faire ses chaussures, lacer ses chaussures

A

To lace one’s shoes

167
Q

Crippling

A

Paralysant

168
Q

Opposer de la résistance

A

To put up some fight

169
Q

Secousse, turbulence

A

Tremor

170
Q

Avoir envie de faire qqch

A

To feel like doing sthg

171
Q

Rédacteur en chef

A

Editor

172
Q

Éditeur

A

Publisher

173
Q

Prendre qqn de haut, traiter qqn avec condescendance

A

To patronize sby

174
Q

Se mettre à genoux, s’agenouiller

A

To kneel (knelt, knelt) down

175
Q

Être allongé, s’allonger /// mentir

A

To lie (lay, lain) /// to lie (lied, lied)

176
Q

Lâcheté

A

Cowardice

177
Q

Saisir, agripper // saisir, comprendre un concept

Même mot

A

To grasp

178
Q

Tendrement, avec tendresse

A

Tenderly

179
Q

Un clou

A

A nail

180
Q

Bouilloire

A

Kettle

181
Q

Gâcher qqch

A

To spoil sthg

182
Q

Sac à main, portefeuille (de femme)

A

Purse

183
Q

Éclater de rire / éclater en pleurs

A

To burst out laughing / to burst out crying

184
Q

Se balancer / une balançoire

A

To swing (swung,swung) / a swing

185
Q

Appréhension, inquiétude

A

Trepidation

186
Q

Rester en bon termes avec qqn

A

To stay on good terms with sby

187
Q

Colérique (2)

A

Bad-tempered / easily angered

188
Q

Sentimental

A

Sensitive

189
Q

Je dois admettre que

A

I MUST admit that

190
Q

Pousser qqch du bout des doigts

A

To push sthg with one’s fingertips

191
Q

Le bout des doigts

A

Fingertips

192
Q

Poste de police

A

Police station

193
Q

Prendre fin, s’achever

A

To come to an end

194
Q

Qu’est ce qui t’arrives?

A

What’s the matter with you?

195
Q

Il va falloir qu’on se débrouille seuls

A

We’ll have to manage on our own

196
Q

Quand ils ont appris que ceci c’était passé

A

When they HEARD that this had happened

197
Q

Sortir avec qqn

A

To date someone

198
Q

Calmement

A

Calmly

199
Q

Refermer

A

To close again

200
Q

Insousciant (2)

A

Carefree, casual

201
Q

Forcer la main à qqn

A

To twist one’s arm

202
Q

Absurde, qui n’a aucun sens

A

Nonsensical

203
Q

Obtenir qqch, se procurer qqch

A

To get hold of sthg

204
Q

Appeler qqn au téléphone

A

To ring sby (up)

205
Q

Lyon / Marseille

A

Lyons / Marseilles

206
Q

Un weekend de septembre (2)

A

A September weekend / a weekend in September

207
Q

Un jour ferié (2)

A

A bank holiday / a public holiday

208
Q

Un délinquant

A

A hoodlum

209
Q

Sonner à la porte

A

To ring the door bell

210
Q

Être marqué à vie par qqch

A

To be scaRRed for life by sthg

211
Q

Ressortir (être en relief, être au dessus)

A

To stick out

212
Q

Les Antilles / un Antillais

A

The West Indies / a West India

213
Q

Arborer un tatouage

A

To sport a tattoo

214
Q

Les traits du visage

A

The features

215
Q

Bouffi (2)

A

Puffy / swollen

216
Q

Être sur la même longueur d’onde

A

To be on the same wavelength

217
Q

Soulager la douleur (3)

A

To relieve / alleviate / ease pain

218
Q

Courtiser

A

To woo

219
Q

Une attitude répandue, généralisée

A

Pervasive attitude

220
Q

Que ce soit … ou …

A

Be it ….. or …..

221
Q

Un mal pour un bien

A

A blessing in disguise

222
Q

Crochet, hameçon

A

Hook

223
Q

Avoir du mal à faire qqch (2)

A

To have trouble doing sthg / to have difficulty in doing sthg

224
Q

Parler de tout et rien

A

To speak about this and that

225
Q

La Bretagne (région française)

A

Brittany

226
Q

Faire le plein (voiture) (2)

A

To fill up / to tank up

227
Q

Tripes

A

Guts

228
Q

Des tas de (3)

A

Scores of / heaps of / loads of

229
Q

Tremper, faire tremper

Être trempé de sueur

A

To soak

To be soaked with sweat

230
Q

Faire des bruits de ferraille, cliqueter

A

To rattle

231
Q

Grincer

A

To squeak

232
Q

Coffre (voiture)

A

Boot

233
Q

Se mêler à, se mélanger à

A

To mingle with

234
Q

Se chamailler avec qqn, se disputer avec qqn

A

To squabble with sby

235
Q

Somnoler / être assoupi

A

To doze

236
Q

Crépiter, grésiller

A

To crackle

237
Q

Résister à qqch

A

To resist sthg (PAS DE PREPOSITION)

238
Q

Bond, saut

A

Leap

239
Q

Tirer des conclusions hatives

A

To leap to conclusions

240
Q

Ronger qqch

A

To gnaw sthg

241
Q

Sans défense, impuissant

A

Helpless

242
Q

Une bagarre, une rixe, une échauffourée

A

A scuffle

243
Q

Les cheveux en broussaille, enmêlés (3)

A

Matted hair / dishevelled hair / tangled hair

244
Q

Avoir le vertige

A

To be afraid of heights

245
Q

Mégots de cigarette

A

Cigarette butts

246
Q

Éclater en sanglots

A

To burst into tears

247
Q

Aimer qqch (2)

A

To like sthg / to care for sthg

248
Q

Désespérer de

A

To despair of

249
Q

Être fou de qqch/qqn

A

To be fond of / to dote on

250
Q

Faire le deuil de qqn (2)

A

To grieve over sby / to weep over sby

251
Q

S’offrir qqch, se permettre qqch, s’autoriser qqch

A

To indulge in sthg

252
Q

Se plaindre de qqch

A

To whine about

253
Q

Être vert de jalousie

A

To be green with envy

254
Q

Être rouge de honte

A

To be red with shame

255
Q

Bête noire

A

Pet hate

256
Q

Être mort de peur

A

To be scared to death

257
Q

Ça me hérisse

A

It raises my hackles

258
Q

Avoir le moral

A

To be in good spirits

259
Q

Sauter de joie

A

To jump for joy

260
Q

En vouloir à qqn

A

To bear sby a grudge

261
Q

Elle était folle furieuse

A

She was hopping mad

262
Q

Être dans une colère noire

A

To be in a towering rage

263
Q

Rancoeur, rancune

A

Ill-will

264
Q

Pousser un soupir de soulagement

A

To heave a sigh of relief

265
Q

Ne pas savoir quoi faire

A

To be at a loss what to do

266
Q

Être complètement perdu

A

To be all at sea

267
Q

Être déprimé

A

To be down in the dumps

268
Q

Étouffer, asphyxier

A

To stifle

269
Q

Un bouquet de fleur

A

A bunch of flowers

270
Q

Pleuvoir des cordes

A

To pour (with rain)

271
Q

Lancer, jeter qqch violemment à qqn

A

To hurl sthg at sby

272
Q

Tuile / carreau (même mot)

A

A tile

273
Q

L’un après l’autre (2)

A

One atfer the other / one by one

274
Q

Carrelage

A

Tiled floor

275
Q

Pauvre type

A

Creep

276
Q

Pathétique

A

Pathetic

277
Q

Merder, foirer

A

To screw up

278
Q

La cheminée

A

The fireplace

279
Q

Bibelot, babiole

A

The trinket

280
Q

Ventre

A

Stomach

281
Q

Lâche moi!

A

Let go of me!

282
Q

Laisse moi tranquille

A

Leave me alone

283
Q

Paul entend / voit tout (verbes de perception)

A

Paul can hear / can see everything

284
Q

Réfréner son enthousiasme

A

To curb one’s enthusiasm

285
Q

Garder le moral

A

To keep one’s spirits up

286
Q

Avoir pitié de qqn

A

To take pity on sby

287
Q

Verser des larmes

A

To shed tears

288
Q

S’étouffer, s’étrangler

A

To choke

289
Q

Perdre courage

A

To lose heart

290
Q

Être sidéré, époustoufflé

A

To be flabbergasted

291
Q

Être effrayé

A

To be frightened

292
Q

Être fou de joie (3)

A

To be elated / to be over the moon / to be overjoyed

293
Q

Répugner à faire qqch

A

To be lo(a)th to do sthg

294
Q

Être timide (2)

A

To be shy / to be self-conscious

295
Q

Hâtif

A

Hasty

296
Q

Faire qqch à la hâte

A

To do sthg in haste

297
Q

Imprudent, irresponsable

A

Reckless

298
Q

Vaniteux (2)

A

Boastful / conceited

299
Q

Être malin, rusé (2)

A

To be sly / foxy / cunning

300
Q

Souffrir le martyr

A

To be in agony

301
Q

Se blottir, se recroqueviller

A

To hoddle

302
Q

Un car (pas un bus)

A

A coach

303
Q

Ail

A

Garlic

304
Q

Carrières

A

Quarries

305
Q

Brûler, roussir, dessecher

A

To scorch

306
Q

Élever des animaux, cultiver

A

To farm

307
Q

Laiterie

A

Dairy farm

308
Q

Une requête

A

A query

309
Q

Agoniser (2)

A

To be at death’s door / to be in death throes

310
Q

Persil

A

Parsley

311
Q

Déchiré, cabossé

A

Dented

312
Q

Entaille, bosse

A

Dent

313
Q

Velour / laine

A

Velvet / wool

314
Q

Dodue, rondelette

A

Plump

315
Q

Réservé (personne)

A

Contained

316
Q

Grain de beauté

A

Mole

317
Q

Faire sensation

A

To make a splash

318
Q

Tâche de rousseur

A

Freckle

319
Q

Prendre la peine de faire qqch

A

To bother to do sthg

320
Q

Ils ont pris des chemins différents / ils sont partis chacun de leur côté

A

They went their separate ways

321
Q

Imprudent (audacieux mais imprudent)

A

Reckless / foolhardy

322
Q

Être econome

A

Thrifty / economical

323
Q

Avoir le cran de faire qqch (3)

A

To have guts / pluck / grit to do sthg

324
Q

Arnaquer / un arnaqueur / une arnaque

A

To con sby / a con man / a con

325
Q

Être las de qqch

A

To be weary of

326
Q

En vouloir à qqn, être énervé contre qqch (assez familier)

A

To be cross with sby

327
Q

S’offenser de qqch

A

To take ofence of sthg

328
Q

S’indigner

A

To be indignant

329
Q

Pare brise (US / UK)

A

Windshield / windscreen

330
Q

Coffre (voiture) (US/UK)

A

Trunk / boot

331
Q

Célèbre (2)

A

Prominent / famous

332
Q

Adoré

A

Beloved

333
Q

Bizarre

A

Strange

334
Q

Tellement de choses

A

So much things

335
Q

Être gêné

A

To be embarassed

336
Q

Je vis le 13 Décembre 1996

A

I saw on 13 December 1996

337
Q

Malice (mot anglais)

A

Méchanceté

338
Q

Se douter de qqch

A

To guess sthg

339
Q

Chez toi

A

In your home / at your place

340
Q

Baisser la tête

A

To look down