Des mots inspirés par Harry Potter Flashcards
(160 cards)
1
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the cap (of a tube)
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le bouchon (d’un tube)
2
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to twist, to wring
A
tordre
3
Q
to patch up
A
rafistoler
4
Q
a camcorder
A
un caméscope
5
Q
lanky, scrawny (tall and skinny)
A
efflanqué(e) (grand et maigre)
6
Q
to stammer
A
balbutier
7
Q
to hum
A
fredonner
8
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to snore
A
ronfler
9
Q
to squirm, to wiggle
A
frétiller
10
Q
a toddler
A
un bambin
11
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to unearth (to find)
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dénicher
12
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brush, bushes, undergrowth /
bushy, unkempt (hair)
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la broussaille /
en broussaille
13
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a window(pane)
A
une vitre
14
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(to wake up) with a start
A
(se réveiller) en sursaut
15
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to gorge oneself
A
se gaver
16
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to creak
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grincer
17
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to snicker
A
ricaner
18
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to get on (someone’s) nerves /
to get annoyed (about something)
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agacer (quelqu’un) /
s’agacer (de quelque chose)
19
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to astound, dumbfound, stun
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ahurir
20
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to daze, stun [to tire, wear out]
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étourdir
21
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dumbfounded, stunned (as if by a loud noise)
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abasourdi(e)
22
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to drip
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goutter
23
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to trickle
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dégoutter
24
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to gush, stream
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ruisseler
25
to complain
se plaindre
26
to whine
geindre
27
to groan, moan
gémir
28
a crutch
une béquille
29
to cry or shout long and loudly [to shout oneself hoarse]
s'égosiller
30
to nail
clouer
31
to display (merchandise) [to spread (jelly)]
étaler (des marchandises) [étaler (de la gelée)]
32
the surroundings, the surrounding area
les alentours (m)
33
around, in the surrounding area
alentour
34
a hanger (for clothes)
un cintre
35
toothless
édenté(e)
36
appalling, frightening, unbearable
épouvantable
37
to imagine, to think (about), to ponder
songer
38
filthy, grimy
crasseux (-euse)
39
(a) malicious, sneering (laugh)
(un rire) narquois
40
(a) derisive, mocking (tone)
(un ton) railleur (-euse)
41
(a) mocking (glance)
(un regard) moqueur (-euse)
42
(an) amused, mocking (smile)
(un sourire) goguenard (-e)
43
to pack
tasser
44
to give up, to back down [to fail through weakness]
flancher
45
to crumple, to wrinkle [to offend]
froisser
46
to crumple [to bother]
chiffonner
47
a little girl
une fillette, une petite fille
48
a heap (of nonsense)
un monceau (de fariboles) (-eaux)
49
a heap, a pile, a mass [a (stellar) cluster]
un amas (stellaire)
50
a pile, a heap, a lot (of problems)
un tas (de problèmes)
51
twaddle, nonsense
des balivernes (f), des calembredaines (f), des sornettes (f)
52
a gargoyle
une gargouille
53
to spell
épeler
54
to flatten oneself [to grovel]
s'aplatir
55
a glimmer, a glow
une lueur
56
a blunderer, a blundering fool
un gaffeur
57
a toad
un crapaud
58
the wake (of a boat)
le sillage (d'un bateau)
59
shabby, pitiful in appearance
miteux (-euse)
60
to wedge, to jam
coincer
61
tin
l'étain (m)
62
copper
le cuivre
63
to stutter
bégayer
64
(a) dilapidated (building)
(un bâtiment) délabré (-e)
65
(the nape of) the neck
la nuque
66
to move off, to pull away
s'ébranler
67
famished
affamé
68
to hijack (a plane) [to divert]
détourner (un avion)
69
scarlet
écarlate
70
dazzling
éblouissant
71
to dazzle
éblouir
72
(to have) nerves, stage fright
(avoir) le trac
73
the wingspan [scope, calibre]
l'envergure (f)
74
(a) waterproof (watch)
(une montre) étanche
75
a track, a trail, a runway (animal, sport, computing)
une piste
76
to track (to follow a trail)
pister
77
to hobble along
clopiner
78
to limp
boiter
79
to castigate
fustiger
80
sonny, (my) boy, junior (fam.)
(le) fiston
81
the edge, the fringe (of the fabric / of the forest)
la lisière (du tissue / de la foret) (le bord)
82
a padlock / to padlock
un cadenas / cadenasser
83
jet (the black gemstone) / jet black
le jais / le noir de jais
84
bitterness
l'amertume (f)
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the hedge(row)
la haie
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a freak, a weirdo (fam.)
un zigoto (un fou)
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to waddle
se dandiner
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to take off, remove (clothes)
ôter (les vêtements) (enlever, retirer)
89
to squeal
couiner
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to gurgle
gargouiller
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to polish, to shine
astiquer (polir)
92
to rub (one's hands) / scrub (the floor)
frotter (les mains/le sol)
93
to strut about
se pavaner (parader)
94
a landing (in a staircase), a level (of government)
un palier (d'escalier), un palier (du gouvernement)
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fishy, shady
louche
96
a ladle
une louche
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to gleam, to glisten
luire (briller)
98
to shrivel
se ratatiner
99
crowded, cluttered (room, market, station)
encombré(e)
100
to clutter (up)
encombrer
101
to jingle
cliqueter
102
harmful, damaging, deleterious
nuisible
103
to grumble, to grouse
ronchonner
104
to shrink
rétrécir
105
a fireplace poker
tisonnier
106
to dazzle
éblouir
107
a pipe, a tube / pipes, tubing / the piping
un tuyau / des tuyaux / la tuyauterie
108
to stroll, to wander
flâner
109
to putter about, to wander
vadrouiller
110
the soot
la suie
111
vaulted/arched (room), stooped/stooped (back/person)
voûté(e)
112
the stump (of a tree)
la souche (d'un arbre)
113
to strafe (with a machine gun)
mitrailler (avec une mitrailleuse)
114
crimson
cramoisi(e)
115
to snap up, to snatch
happer
116
a greenhouse
une serre
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to guffaw, to hoot with laughter
s'esclaffer
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a scoundrel, the riff-raff
une canaille, la canaille
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the pandemonium, the hullabaloo
le charivari
120
to smash (something)
fracasser (quelque chose)
121
puffy/swollen
bouffi(e)
122
to whip / to whisk (eggs, cream)
fouetter
123
a well
un puit
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a vegetable garden
un potager
125
a pumpkin
une citrouille
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elbow grease
de l'huile de coude
127
a defilement/stain/soiling
une souillure
128
to hammer
marteler
129
a hammer
un marteau
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a rascal, a scoundrel
un chenapan
131
a stain, a soiling, a taint, a defilement
une souillure
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to grumble
bougonner
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to gush, to spurt out
jaillir
134
stocky, thickset
trapu(e)
135
sullen, morose, gloomy
maussade
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to sneak (out)
se faufiler
137
a puddle (of water)
une flaque (d'eau)
138
bulging eyes
des yeux exorbités
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to flit, to flit around (like a butterfly)
papillonner
140
to sprawl (in or on)
s'affaler (sur)
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the straw (dried grass) / to stuff (taxidermy)
la paille / empailler
142
the hay / to make hay / hay fever
le foin / faire les foins / le rhume des foins
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to sour / to become bitter
aigrir / s'aigrir
144
to scrub, to scour
récurer
145
to scourge / scathing / crazy / a crazy person
cingler / cinglant / cinglé(e) / un(e) cinglé(e)
146
dull, drab
terne
147
to seal (an envelope, a door), to clinch (a victory)
sceller
148
to doze off
s'assoupir
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to search, to rummage through
fouiller
150
to spawn (fish) / to clear oneself (a path), to make one's way
frayer / se frayer (un chemin)
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to teem, to swarm, to aboundFp / to hurry up
grouiller / se grouiller
152
to chip, to nick / chipped
ébrécher / ébréché(e)
153
in the vicinity, in the area, in the neighborhood
dans les parages (m)
154
a basin, a bowl / a toilet bowl
une cuvette / une cuvette de toilette
155
to splash, to splatter
éclabousser
156
the ardour, the enthusiasm
la fougue
157
to tamper with (something), to tinker with (something)
trafiquer (qqch)
158
a gibe, a jeer / jeers
un quolibet / des quolibets
159
thick (rain), thick, bushy (hair) / thickly, heavily
dru(e) / dru
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to brush against, to skim past (lit. or fig.)
frôler
