Week 7 Flashcards
(96 cards)
1
Q
A kitchen
A
Une cuisine
2
Q
A sink
A
Un évier
3
Q
A washing-up bowl
A
Une bassine à vaisselle
4
Q
A dishrack
A
Un égouttoir
5
Q
A draining board
A
Une paillasse
6
Q
A cooker
A
Une cuisinière
7
Q
A hob
A
Une plaque de cuisson
8
Q
An oven
A
Un four
9
Q
A frying pan
A
Une poêle
10
Q
A saucepan
A
Une casserole
11
Q
A pressure cooker
A
Une cocotte-minute, pl. les cocottes-minutes
12
Q
A refrigerator
A
Un réfrigérateur
13
Q
A fridge
A
Un frigo
14
Q
A freezer
A
Un congélateur
15
Q
A work surface
A
Un plan de travail
16
Q
A chopping board
A
Une planche à découper
17
Q
A cupboard
A
Un placard
18
Q
A can opener
A
Un ouvre-boîte, pl. les ouvre-boîtes
19
Q
A food processor
A
Un robot-ménager
20
Q
A microwave
A
Un four à micro-ondes
21
Q
This utensil is the one from which coffee or chocolate will be normally drunk at breakfast time
A
Un bol
22
Q
A cup
A
Une tasse
23
Q
A jug (glass)
A
Une carafe
24
Q
A jug (earthenware)
A
Une cruche
25
A tray
Un plateau, -x
26
A cheese-grater
Une râpe à fromage
27
1. A salt mill (for grinding) 2. A salt cellar (container)
Une salière
28
A pepperpot
Un poivrier, une poivrière
29
A pepper mill
Un moulin à poivre
30
To move an object so that another person may have it. 1. movement away from the starting position of the person doing the moving. 2. Movement toward the recipient of the move
Apporter
31
1. Movement away 2. Movement towards the recipient (same usage as apporter but implies that the action has happened before)
Rapporter
32
To move a person, animal or vehicle so that someone may meet the person, or use the vehicle. 1.movement away from the starting position of the person doing the moving 2. moverment towards the recipient of the move
Amener
33
(same usage as amener, but implies that action has happened before)
Ramener
34
To carry (implies organised system for moving objects)
Transporter
35
To move (change the position of an object, usually temporarily)
Déplacer
36
To manoeuvre
Manoeuvrer
37
To deliver
Livrer
38
To avoid
éviter
39
To refrain from doing something
éviter de faire quelque chose
40
To escape/ to get out of
échapper/ échapper de
41
éluderTo evade
éluder
42
To be evasive
Se dérober
43
1. To avoid (extreme)
| 2. To run away/flee
Fuir
44
To push
Pousser
45
To pull
Tirer
46
To pull (handle)
Tirer sur
47
To drag (object)
Traîner
48
To tow (vehicles and ships)
Remorquer
49
To tow (vehicles)
Tracter
50
To tow (boats)
Haler
51
1. To drive (e.g. a chain driving a cogwheel)
| 2. To pull (undesirable,especially force of nature)
Entraîner
52
1. To spread apart 2. To push aside
écarter
53
To push in(to)
Enfoncer
54
To shake
Secouer
55
To squeeze
Presser
56
That's going too far!
Faut pas pousser (grand-mère dans les orties)
57
You're going too far!
Tu pousses
58
To (try and) milk the situation
Tirer sur la corde/ ficelle
59
To live from hand to mouth (to be unable to save money)
Tirer le diable par la queue
60
To hold the weight of or be the support for something/ someone
Porter
61
To support (so as not to collapse)
Supporter
62
Aircraft carrier
un porte-avions
63
A luggage rack (train, bus) or carrier (bicycle)
un porte-bagages
64
A wine rack/crate
un porte-bouteilles
65
A card wallet
un porte-cartes
66
A cigarette case
un porte-cigarettes
67
A key ring
un porte-clés
68
Coat rack
un portemanteau, -eaux
69
An umbrella stand
un porte-parapluies
70
A penholder
un porte-plume
71
A soap dish
un porte-savon, -s
72
A suspender belt
un porte-jarretelles
73
A walk (activity)
une marche
74
A way of walking
une démarche
75
Way of showing one's personality
une allure
76
To walk
marcher
77
To move forward
avancer
78
To creep forwards
avancer sans bruit
79
To march forwards
avancer au pas
80
To saunter
marcher d'un air dégagé
81
To tiptoe
marcher sur la pointe des pieds
82
To crawl (describes babies)
marcher à quatre pattes
83
To walk with turned out feet
marcher en canard
84
To walk pigeon-toed
marcher les pieds en dedans
85
To loiter
traîner
86
To linger
s'attarder
87
To slink away
s'éclipser
88
se faufiler jusqu'à
To sidle up to
89
To crawl
ramper
90
To run off
s'enfuir
91
To trudge (through snow)
piétiner
92
To strut
se pavaner
93
To stroll
flâner
94
To stagger
tituber
95
To limp
boiter
96
To crawl on one's belly
ramper (sur le ventre)
