Week 4 Flashcards

1
Q

To put one’s foot on something or in a given direction

A

To walk
To step

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2
Q

Literary for to walk. Can also mean “to step on something”

A

To tread

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3
Q

To walk on one’s toes

A

To tiptoe

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4
Q

To walk fairly quickly, making small light tapping sounds

A

To patter

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5
Q

To walk in a small area, often up and down

A

To pace

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6
Q

To walk dragging one’s feet

A

To shuffle (pas chassé)

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7
Q

To move at a brisk pace, between walking and running, with small steps

A

To run
To trot

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8
Q

To run at an easy pace

A

To jog

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9
Q

To go somewhere very quickly. Often because you are late.

A

To hurry

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10
Q

To hurry, but more impetuous

A

To rush

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11
Q

To run over a short distance ( to catch a bus, for instance)

A

To sprint

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12
Q

To go somewhere quickly and suddenly. Often implies running and often used for a short distance only

A

To dart
To dash

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13
Q

To run away very quickly, often because of fear

A

To bolt

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14
Q

To hurry, but literary and usually abstract

A

To hasten

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15
Q

To walk with regular steps, like a soldier

A

To march

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16
Q

To walk with long, hurried steps

A

To stride

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17
Q

To walk with heavy steps

A

To tramp ( pas lourd)

18
Q

To walk with quick, angry steps. Often because of anger

A

To stamp

19
Q

To walk in a proud way, with one’s chest out, trying to look important

A

To strut

20
Q

To walk proudly and often aggressively

A

To swagger

21
Q

To walk with exaggerated movements (often to be admired)

A

To prance

22
Q

To walk swaying from side to side, like a duck. Often used to describe the way some overweight people walk.

A

To waddle

23
Q

Il entra dans la salle en courant

A

He ran into the room

24
Q

Vols

A

Robberies
Thefts
Burglaries

25
Q

Minutieusement

A

Meticulously
Carefully

26
Q

Remarquablement

A

Expertly

27
Q

Réalisés

A

Carried out

28
Q

Touche

A

Hitting

29
Q

Au coeur

A

Where it hurts most

30
Q

S’inquiète

A

Concern

31
Q

Larcins (vols)

A

Thefts

32
Q

Les malfrats (les voleurs)

A

The burglaries

33
Q

Les portes récalcitrantes

A

Stubborn/locked door

34
Q

S’attarder

A

Lingering

35
Q

Un butin de choix

A

Making off with as loot

36
Q

Gnome

A

Gnome

37
Q

Des pans de pelouse

A

Strips of lawn

38
Q

Outre-Manche

A

Over the Channel

39
Q

Conseille

A

Given advice

40
Q

Le ton de la plaisanterie

A

A laughing matter