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Week 3 Flashcards

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1
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A building

A

Un immeuble

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2
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A tower block

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Une tour

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3
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A tower block (very tall)

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Un building

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A skyscraper

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Un gratte-ciel

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5
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A block of flats

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Une résidence

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6
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A windmill

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Un moulin à vent

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7
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A water tower

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Un château d’eau

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An architect

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Un architecte

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9
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A surveyor

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Un géomètre-expert

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10
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The building trades

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Les corps de métier

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11
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An electrician

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Un électricien, -cienne

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12
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A roof contractor

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Un couvreur

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13
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A bricklayer

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Un maçon, - çonne

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14
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A joiner

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Un menuisier, -sière

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15
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A carpenter

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Un charpentier

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16
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A plumber

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Un plombier

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17
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To have as one’s address or place of usual residence

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Habiter

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18
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To have as one’s usual place of residence, esp when talking about countries

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Vivre

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19
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To reside

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Demeurer

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20
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This verb is used esp in the context of short-term rents, student digs, etc

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Loger

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21
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To move in for a long or short period

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S’installer

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22
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To move from one place to another

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Déménager

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23
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To move in

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Emménager

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24
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To put together e.g. machine, kit, toy

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Assembler

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25
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To put together after elements have been separated, to collect (together)

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Rassembler

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26
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Put together with nails, screws etc.

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Monter

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27
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To hook up e.g. a trailer to a tractor

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Accrocher

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28
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To create a single substance out of two or more elements, to blend

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Mêler

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29
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To blend (same meaning as mêler but stresses the disparity of the original elements)

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Mélanger

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30
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To combine, to put together in particular proportions e.g. in cooking, chemistry.

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Combiner

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To join, to put together edge to edge

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Joindre

32
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To tie up (usually with string, wire, cable etc.)

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Attacher

33
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To tie up (literary- same meaning as attacher)

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Lier

34
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To glue (together)

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Coller

35
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Sticky

A

collant,-e

36
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To staple (together)

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Agrafer

37
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To pin (together)

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Épingler

38
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To move apart (move parts away from each other , without separating completely)

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Écarter

39
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To tear (separate parts of woven material, mainly cloth and paper)

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Déchirer

40
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To rip (out), remove a part of, usually with force

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Arracher

41
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To undo (remove carefully, neatly)

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Détacher

42
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A repair

A

Une réparation e.g faire une réparation

43
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To repair

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Réparer

44
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  1. DIY 2. Rough and ready piece of work
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Un Bricolage

45
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  1. To do DIY 2. To do a makeshift job
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Bricoler

46
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A tool

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Un outil

47
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A tool box

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Une boîte à outils

48
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A tool bag

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Un sac à outils

49
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A kit, a screwdriver kit

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Un jeu, un jeu de tournevis

50
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An electric drill

A

Une perceuse

51
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A saw

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Une scie

52
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A chisel

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Un ciseau

53
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Scissors

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Les ciseaux

54
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Pliers

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Une pince

55
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Pincers

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Les tenailles

56
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Hammer

A

Un marteau, pl -x

57
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A screwdriver

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Un tournevis

58
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A spanner (adjustable)

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Une clef à molette

59
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An axe

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Une hache

60
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A blade

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Une lame

61
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A handle

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Une poignée

62
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A nail

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Un clou

63
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A screw

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Une vis

64
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A nut

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Un écrou

65
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A bolt

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Un boulon

66
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Felt

A

Le feutre

67
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Nylon

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Le nylon

68
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Polyester

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Le polyester

69
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Velvet, velvet corduroy

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Le velours, le velours côtelé

70
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Leather

A

Le cuir

71
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Suede

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Le daim

72
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Linen

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Le lin

73
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Cloth

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La toile

74
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Silk

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La soie

75
Q

Satin

A

Le satin

76
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Lace

A

La dentelle

French Second Year Vocabulary (10 decks)

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