Deck 5 Flashcards

1
Q

fork (for eating)

A

Une fourchette

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2
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Gardneing fork (for gardening)

A

Une fourche

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3
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A fork (in the road)

A

Une bifurcation

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4
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spoon

A

une cuillère ⧫ une cuiller

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5
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A spoonful

A

une cuillerée

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6
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coffee machine (in cafe)

A

un percolateur

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7
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coffee machine (= domestic appliance)

A

une cafetière (électrique) ⧫ une machine à café

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8
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serving spoon

A

Une cuillère de service

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9
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teaspoon (small spoon, not measurement)

A

Une petite cuiller

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10
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teaspoon (as measurement)

A

Une cuillerée à café

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11
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tablespoon (as measurement)

A

Une cuillerée à soupe

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12
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coffee shop

A

un café

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13
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oven

A

un four

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14
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stove

A

une cuisinière

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15
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gas stove

A

une cuisinière à gaz

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16
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electric stove

A

une cuisinière électrique

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17
Q

camping stove

A

un réchaud de camping

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18
Q

a sleep

A

un sommeil

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19
Q

I need some sleep

A

J’ai besoin de dormir.

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20
Q

to go to sleep

A

s’endormir

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21
Q

I can’t get to sleep.

A

Je n’arrive pas à m’endormir. ⧫ Je n’arrive pas à trouver le sommeil.

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22
Q

to have a good night’s sleep

A

passer une bonne nuit

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23
Q

I didn’t lose any sleep over it.

A

Ça ne m’a pas empêché de dormir.

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24
Q

to put sb to sleep [patient]

A

endormir qn

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25
Q

to put an animal to sleep (= kill)

A

piquer un animal

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26
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to be asleep

A

dormir

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27
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I couldn’t sleep last night.

A

J’ai mal dormi la nuit dernière.

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28
Q

to sleep lightly

A

avoir le sommeil léger

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29
Q

to sleep with sb (= have sex)

A

coucher avec qn

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30
Q

to sleep together

A

coucher ensemble

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31
Q

Why don’t you sleep on it and give me an answer tomorrow.

A

Réfléchissez-y ce soir et donnez-moi votre réponse demain.

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32
Q

We can sleep four.

A

On peut loger quatre personnes. ⧫ On peut coucher quatre personnes.

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33
Q

to sleep in

A

faire la grasse matinée

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34
Q

to oversleep

A

se réveiller trop tard

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35
Q

I’m sorry I’m late, I slept in.

A

Désolé d’être en retard : je ne me suis pas réveillé.

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36
Q

To sleep around

A

coucher à droite et à gauche

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37
Q

A nap

A

un somme ⧫ une sieste

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38
Q

It was time for her nap.

A

C’était l’heure de son somme ⧫ C’était l’heure de sa sieste.

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39
Q

It was time for

A

C’était l’heure de

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40
Q

to have a nap

A

faire un somme ⧫ faire une sieste

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41
Q

He ate his meal and had a little nap.

A

Il mangea puis fit une petite sieste ⧫ Il mangea puis fit un petit somme.

42
Q

to be caught napping

A

être pris(e) en défaut

43
Q

it’s time

A

C’est l’heure

44
Q

it’s time for

A

C’est l’heure de ⧫ il est temps de

45
Q

microwave

A

un micro-ondes

46
Q

to microwave

A

cuire au micro-ondes

47
Q

to hunt/search/seek

A

chercher

48
Q

to hunt (animals)

A

chasser

49
Q

People used to hunt wild boar.

A

On chassait le sanglier autrefois.

50
Q

to hunt (= look for) [criminal]

A

pourchasser

51
Q

The police are hunting the killer.

A

La police pourchasse le criminel.

52
Q

to hunt for sth

A

chercher qch

53
Q

I hunted everywhere for that book.

A

J’ai cherché ce livre partout.

54
Q

Detectives are hunting for clues.

A

Les détectives cherchent des indices.

55
Q

Leopards hunt alone.

A

Les léopards chassent en solitaire.

56
Q

to hunt fox

A

chasser le renard

57
Q

to go hunting

A

aller à la chasse

58
Q

a hunt (as sport, for animal)

A

une chasse

59
Q

a hunt for sb [lost person]

A

une battue pour retrouver qn

60
Q

a hunt for sb [criminal, fugitive]

A

une chasse à qn

61
Q

a search

A

une recherche

62
Q

to hunt down (a person)

A

traquer

63
Q

meal

A

un repas

64
Q

to go out for a meal

A

aller manger au restaurant ⧫ sortir manger

65
Q

to have a square/good meal

A

faire un bon repas

66
Q

flour

A

une farine

67
Q

to bark (dog)

A

aboyer

68
Q

to be barking up the wrong tree (informal)

A

faire fausse route

69
Q

to bark orders [person]

A

aboyer des ordres

70
Q

bark (of a tree)

A

une écorce

71
Q

a dog bark

A

un aboiement

72
Q

[of dog] aboiement m

his bark is worse than his bite (informal)

A

il fait plus de bruit que de mal

73
Q

to lose (possession, faculty, function, ability, characteristic]

A

perdre

74
Q

I’ve lost my purse.

A

J’ai perdu mon porte-monnaie.

75
Q

She lost a lot of blood.

A

Elle a perdu beaucoup de sang.

76
Q

to lose weight

A

perdre du poids ⧫ maigrir

77
Q

to lose sight of sth (= no longer see)

A

perdre qch de vue

78
Q

to have nothing to lose

A

ne rien avoir à perdre

79
Q

to lose it (informal) (= get upset or angry)

A

péter les plombs (informal)

80
Q

I completely lost it. I went berserk.

A

J’ai complètement pété les plombs. Je suis devenu fou.

81
Q

I might even lose my job.

A

Il se peut même que je perde mon emploi.

82
Q

The company was losing a million pounds a week.

A

La société perdait un million de livres par semaine.

83
Q

to be losing money (= be unprofitable)

A

être déficitaire

84
Q

to lose one’s way (when going somewhere)

A

se perdre ⧫ s’égarer

85
Q

to lose one’s way (figuratively)

A

s’égarer

86
Q

to lose o.s. in sth (= become absorbed)

A

se plonger dans qch

87
Q

to lose no time in doing sth

A

s’empresser de faire qch

88
Q

to lose (= shake off) [pursuers]

A

distancer ⧫ semer

89
Q

My watch loses about five minutes a day.

A

Ma montre perd cinq minutes par jour.

90
Q

to lose out

A

être perdant(e)

91
Q

loose (not firmly in place) [knot, screw]

A

desserré(e)

92
Q

loose (not firmly in place) [handle, knob]

A

mal fixé(e)

93
Q

loose (not firmly in place) [tooth]

A

qui bouge

94
Q

loose connection (in electrical circuit)

A

mauvais contact

95
Q

loose-fitting

A

ample

96
Q

too big (clothes)

A

lâche

97
Q

loose (= free) [animal]

A

en liberté ⧫ échappé(e)

98
Q

to set sth loose [animal]

A

lâcher qch

99
Q

to set sb loose [prisoner]

A

relâcher qn

100
Q

Trainees go through a four-hour lesson before they are let loose on the controls

A

Les stagiaires suivent un cours de quatre heures avant d’être autorisés à utiliser les commandes seuls.

101
Q

We let him loose on the garden.

A

Nous l’avons laissé libre de faire ce qu’il voulait dans le jardin.