First 625 - part 10 Flashcards by Marie Christine

une / l’ essence

Petrol / Gas

feminine noun

In French, “de l’essence” refers to gas at a gas station. For example, “Je voudrais de l’essence, s’il vous plaît, “ ou “Le plein,
s’il vous plaît.” In contrast, “une essence” is more equal in meaning to the same word in English. For example, “The essence of Life” or
to refer to the essence of a perfume.

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rouge

(red)

adjective

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soixante-douze

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une / la facture

(bill)

feminine noun

“L’addition” is another very common term that we use in restaurants and cafés. For example, “demander l’addition” = “to
ask for the bill” or “l’addition s’il vous plaît” = “the bill please.” Another word that is used is “une note,” which we use in expressions
like “une note salée” = “a stiff/expensive bill” ( word for word : a bill with salt!)

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un / le lait

milk

masculine noun

lɛ

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droite

adverb

right

adverb

When giving directions, “on the right” = “à droite.”

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to stop

verb

arrêter

verb

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droite

(right)

adverb

When giving directions, “on the right” = “à droite.”

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nourrir

verb

to feed

verb

nu.ʁiʁ

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stain

une / la tache

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pronoun

nous

pronoun

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quatre-vingt-onze

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un / le pont

bridge

masculine noun

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une / la vallée

Valley

Feminine noun

va.le

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un / le juillet

July

masculine noun

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tourner

verb

to turn

verb

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entendre

(to hear)

verb

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une / la vache

(cow)

feminine noun

vaʃ

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tourner

(to turn)

verb

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blood

un / le sang

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une / la tache

(stain)

feminine noun

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rouge

adjective

red

adjective

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Car

une / la voiture

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entendre

verb

to hear

verb

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un / le moteur

engine masculine noun

un / le transport

transportation masculine noun Use the direct article with this word as in “le transport” or “les transports.” If you need to use the indefinite article “un,” you could say “un moyen de transport”(a mode of transportation).

red adjective

rouge adjective

nous (we) pronoun nu

expensive adjective

cher adjective

une / la tache

stain feminine noun

arrêter verb

to stop verb The verb “stopper” has the same meaning and is equally common.

un / le sang (blood) masculine noun sɑ̃

transportation

un / le transport

milk

*un / le lait*

to drive verb

conduire verb

un / le manteau (coat) masculine noun mɑ̃.to

right adverb

droite adverb

exploser verb

explode verb ɛk.splo.ze

conduire (to drive) verb

**une / la ferme** (farm) feminine noun fɛʁm

to feed verb

nourrir verb

bill

une / la facture

soixante-douze 72

cher adjective

expensive adjective

to clean verb

nettoyer verb

une / la facture

bill feminine noun “L’addition” is another very common term that we use in restaurants and cafés. For example, “demander l’addition” = “to ask for the bill” or “l’addition s’il vous plaît” = “the bill please.” Another word that is used is “une note,” which we use in expressions like “une note salée” = “a stiff/expensive bill” ( word for word : a bill with salt!)

**une / la ferme**

farm feminine noun fɛʁm

un / le manteau

coat masculine noun mɑ̃.to

un / le moteur (engine) masculine noun

explode verb

exploser verb

cow

**une / la vache**

une / la heure

hour feminine noun

nettoyer verb

to clean verb

un / le transport (transportation) masculine noun Use the direct article with this word as in “le transport” or “les transports.” If you need to use the indefinite article “un,” you could say “un moyen de transport”(a mode of transportation).

conduire verb

to drive verb

July

*un / le juillet*

quatre-vingt-onze

Valley

**une / la vallée**

4th

quatrième

une / l' essence (Petrol / Gas) feminine noun In French, “de l’essence” refers to gas at a gas station. For example, “Je voudrais de l’essence, s’il vous plaît, “ ou “Le plein, s’il vous plaît.” In contrast, “une essence” is more equal in meaning to the same word in English. For example, “The essence of Life” or to refer to the essence of a perfume.

une / la voiture

car feminine noun vwa.tur

to turn verb

tourner verb

une / la voiture (car) feminine noun vwa.tur

farm

**une / la ferme**

nourrir (to feed) verb nu.ʁiʁ

arrêter (to stop) verb The verb “stopper” has the same meaning and is equally common.

nous pronoun

we pronoun nu

soixante-douze

cher (expensive) adjective

engine

un / le moteur

un / le sang

blood masculine noun sɑ̃

mélanger verb

to mix / stir verb me.lɑ̃.ʒe “Mélanger” is the correct translation of “to mix,” which means to stir or shake one substance with another so that they become a single substance. “Remuer” is the translation of “to stir” and means that you move something slighty. “Mixer” means the same as “mélanger,” but it may suppose the use of an appliance such as a food mixer, for example.