Vocabulaire II Flashcards

1
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absurd

A

absurde

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2
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absurdity

nonsense

A

absurdité (f)

Il dit des absurdités. (He’s talking nonsense)

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3
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abuse

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abuse (m)

l’abuse d’alcool

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4
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misuse

take advantage of

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abuser (de qqc)
abuser de l’alcool
abuser de ta gentillesse

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5
Q

excessive

unfair

A

abusif/ve

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6
Q

mahagony

A

acajou (m)

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7
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overwhelming

A

accablant

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8
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accelerator

A

accélérateur (m)

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9
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to speed up

to accelerate

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accélérer

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10
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accent

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un accent
un accent étranger
é - aigu, è - grave, ê - circonflexe

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11
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to stress (something)

A

accentuer

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12
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to accept

A

accepter (de faire qqc)

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13
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access

outburst

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un accès

un accès de colère (an outburst of rage)

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14
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accessible (place)

affordable

A

accessible
un livre accessible (easy to read)
des prix accessibles

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15
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accessory

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un accessoire

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16
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accident

hitch (zádrhel)

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un accident
un accident de la route
Il y a un petit accident. (There’s been a slight hitch)

17
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injured
damaged
uneven (surface)

A

accidenté

18
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tourist guide
courier (for package holidays)
accompanying adult

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un accompagnateur

19
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to accompany

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accompagner
Je t’accompagne jusqu’à chez toi. (I’ll see you home)
Elle est partie accompagnée DE son frère.

20
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to carry out (task, project)

A

accomplir

21
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agreement

A

un accord
Paul est d’accord POUR venir avec nous.
Ils se sont mis d’accord sur le prix. (They agreed on the price)

22
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to grant (permission)
to tune (instrument)
A

accorder

23
Q

to agree

A

s’accorder

Nous nous sommes accordés sur le prix.

24
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verge (beside a road)

A

un accotement

25
Q

to give birth

A

accoucher

26
Q

usual

to be accustomed to sth

A

accoutumé

Je suis accoutumée à qqc

27
Q

to get used to doing sth

A

s’accoutumer à faire qqc

28
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to be hooked on sth

A

être accro de qqc

29
Q

tear (in clothes)
hitch
(to go without a hitch - proběhnout hladce)

A

un accroc

sans accrocs - without a hitch

30
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to hang

A

accrocher

accrocher un tableau au mur

31
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to hold on to sth

A

s’accrocher à qqc

32
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to crouch (down)
to squat
A

s’accroupir

33
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welcome

reception desk

A

un accueil

un accueil chaleureux

34
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to welcome
to receive (quests, visitors)
A

accueillir

être accueilli par qqc - to be greeted with sth

35
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to collect

A

accumuler

36
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to pile up (leaves, problems)

A

s’accumuler

37
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accusation

A

une accusation

38
Q

to accuse

A

accuser (qqn d’avoir fait qqc)

39
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to keep on doing sth

A

s’acharner à faire qqc