Verbs 1 Flashcards
Concevoir
Comprehend
Discerner
To get
Bavarder
to chat
Emprunter
to borrow
Enlever
to remove
Mériter
to deserve
Prêter
to lend
Announcer
to announce
Avancer
to advance
Balancer
to swing
Défoncer
to smash in
Déplacer
to move
Devancer
to get ahead of
Effacer
to erase
Façoner
to craft, manufacture
Grimacer
to grimace
Influencer
to influence
Lacer
to lace up, to tie
Percer
to pierce
Renoncer
to give up, to renounce
Corriger
correct
Dégager
release, free
Exiger
demand
Héberger
host
Négliger
neglect
Ranger
put away
Venger
avenge
Peser
to weigh
Semer
to sow
Céder
to yield
Célébrer
to celebrate
Déléguer
to delegate
Lécher
to lick
Posséder
to possess
Révéler
to reveal
Épeler
to spell
Ficeler
to tie
Emmener
to take along, to escort
Adoucir
To soften, to mellow
Agrandir
To enlarge
bâtir
to build
Éclaircir
to lighten, to clear
grossir
to put on weight
maigrir
to lose weight
minicir
to slim down
obéir
to obey
pâlir
to turn pale
rafraîchir
to refresh
réfléchir
to think, to reflect
remplir
to fill
rougir
to blush
saisir
to seize
viellir
to grow old
couvrir
to cover
cueillir
to pick
fuir
to flee
mentir
to lie
Détendre
to relax
Étendre
to spread out
Mordre
to bite
Prétendre
to claim
Rendre
to give back, to return
Répandre
to spread, to spill
répondre
to answer
tendre
to stretch, to hold out
tordre
to twist
entreprendre
to undertake
surprendre
to surprise, to discover
apercevoire
to see, to perceive
décevoir
to dissapoint
émouvoir
to move, to stir
prévoir
to forsee
promouvoir
to promote
valoir
to be worth
Prévenir
to warn, to inform
Survenir
to occur
Tenir
to hold, to keep, to run, to fit, to take, here (many meanings)
Tenir à or de
Attached, or looks like
Devoir
Has to, or must , but could also mean, owes something to someone, as well as supposed to. The difference between supposed to and must is in the intonation. It can also mean a probability. In the conditional tense (je devrais or j’aurais du), devoir takes on the meaning of warning and suggestion, as in should or should have.
peindre
to paint
teindre
to dye
ceindre
to encircle
Feindre
to feign
craindre
to fear
plaindre
to pity
se plaindre
to complain
Reposer, se reposer
to rest, to rest oneself, so rest can apply to anything, i.e. cooking etc, where se reposer is about oneself, I rest, he rests (il se reposer, he rests himself).
Se lever
to get up (one self)
se couper
to cut (onself, as in hair)
se coucher
to sleep (oneself)
se peigner
to comb (onself, as in hair)
se balader
to stroll (oneself)
s’en aller
to leave (another way to say partir, historical reasons when the s’en is added to aller, this is what it beans_
se douter de
suspect
s’entendre avec
get along
s’apercevoir
to realize
s’écrouler
to collapse
s’emparer
to seize
s’évanouir
to faint
se moquer
to make fun of
s’envoler
to vanish
s’enfuir
to run away
se tromper
to be mistaken
se demander
to wonder
se servir
to use
servir
to serve
se passer
to happen
passer
to pass
s’attendre
to expect
s’envoler
to fly away
suivre
to follow
Comprehend
Concevoir
To get
Discerner
to chat
Bavarder
to borrow
Emprunter
to remove
Enlever
to deserve
Mériter
to lend
Prêter
to announce
Announcer
to advance
Avancer
to swing
Balancer
to smash in
Défoncer
to move
Déplacer
to get ahead of
Devancer
to erase
Effacer
to craft, manufacture
Façoner
to grimace
Grimacer
to influence
Influencer
to lace up, to tie
Lacer
to pierce
Percer
to give up, to renounce
Renoncer
correct
Corriger
release, free
Dégager
demand
Exiger
host
Héberger
neglect
Négliger
put away
Ranger
avenge
Venger
to weigh
Peser
to sow
Semer
to yield
Céder
to celebrate
Célébrer
to delegate
Déléguer
to lick
Lécher
to possess
Posséder
to reveal
Révéler
to spell
Épeler
to tie
Ficeler
to take along, to escort
Emmener
To soften, to mellow
Adoucir
To enlarge
Agrandir
to build
bâtir
to lighten, to clear
Éclaircir
to put on weight
grossir
to lose weight
maigrir
to slim down
minicir
to obey
obéir
to turn pale
pâlir
to refresh
rafraîchir
to think, to reflect
réfléchir
to fill
remplir
to blush
rougir
to seize
saisir
to grow old
viellir
to cover
couvrir
to pick
cueillir
to flee
fuir
to lie
mentir
to relax
Détendre
to spread out
Étendre
to bite
Mordre
to claim
Prétendre
to give back, to return
Rendre
to spread, to spill
Répandre
to answer
répondre
to stretch, to hold out
tendre
to twist
tordre
to undertake
entreprendre
to surprise, to discover
surprendre
to see, to perceive
apercevoire
to dissapoint
décevoir
to move, to stir
émouvoir
to forsee
prévoir
to promote
promouvoir
to be worth
valoir
to warn, to inform
Prévenir
to occur
Survenir
to hold, to keep, to run, to fit, to take, here (many meanings)
Tenir
Attached, or looks like
Tenir à or de
Has to, or must , but could also mean, owes something to someone, as well as supposed to. The difference between supposed to and must is in the intonation. It can also mean a probability. In the conditional tense (je devrais or j’aurais du), devoir takes on the meaning of warning and suggestion, as in should or should have.
Devoi
to paint
peindre
to dye
teindre
to encircle
ceindre
to feign
Feindre
to fear
craindre
to pity
plaindre
to complain
se plaindre
to rest, to rest oneself, so rest can apply to anything, i.e. cooking etc, where se reposer is about oneself, I rest, he rests (il se reposer, he rests himself).
Reposer, se reposer
to get up (one self)
Se lever
to cut (onself, as in hair)
se couper
to sleep (oneself)
se coucher
to comb (onself, as in hair)
se peigner
to stroll (oneself)
se balader
to leave (another way to say partir, historical reasons when the s’en is added to aller, this is what it beans_
s’en aller
suspect
se douter de
get along
s’entendre avec
to realize
s’apercevoir
to collapse
s’écrouler
to seize
s’emparer
to faint
s’évanouir
to make fun of
se moquer
to vanish
s’envoler
to run away
s’enfuir
to be mistaken
se tromper
to wonder
se demander
to use
se servir
to serve
servir
to happen
se passer
to pass
passer
to expect
s’attendre
to fly away
s’envoler
to follow
suivre
