First 625 - part 12 Flashcards
(109 cards)
attack
une / l’ attaque
un / le Dieu
(God)
masculine noun
toe
un / l’ orteil
un / le navire
ship
masculine noun
to burn
verb
brûler
verb
un / l’ ordinateur portable
(laptop)
masculine noun
You can say either “un ordinateur portable” or “laptop.”
une / l’ attaque
attack
feminine noun
a.tak
weak
adjective
faible
adjective
grandir
verb
to grow
verb
The translation can change depending on the context. Use the verb “pousser” when you talk about plants. The verbs “croître” or “(s’)accroître” are also possible. For example, “La population s’accroît rapidement.” = “The population grows rapidly.” Finally, the verb can also be translated by “augmenter” or “(se) développer” in particular if we are talking about business, such as “Notre entreprise s’est développée rapidement cette année.” = “Notre entreprise a connu une expansion rapide cette année.” All of these verbs are common (“croître”) or very common (“augmenter”, “se développer”, “pousser”, “grandir”).
un / le mai
May
masculine noun
mɛ
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quarante et un
autumn
un / l’ automne
un / le camp
camp
masculine noun
kɑ̃
un / le camp
(camp)
masculine noun
kɑ̃
un / le grand-père
grandfather
masculine noun
un / l’ orteil
(toe)
masculine noun
We often use the term “les doigts de pieds,” which is of course a less scientific term, but very commonly used. We also often use the plural
un / le journal
(newspaper)
masculine noun
un / le genou
(knee)
masculine noun
(pl. “les genoux”)
5th
cinquième
une / la herbe
grass
feminine noun
“Le gazon” and “la pelouse”= “lawn”
war
une / la guerre
un / le reporter
(reporter)
masculine noun
Use “un reporter” when you refer to a reporter. The word “un journaliste” also exists and is very common but it’s the translation of the word “journalist” not “reporter.”
September
un / le septembre
verb
se réveiller
(to wake)
verb
