French 3 Flashcards
(1441 cards)
1
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La fourmi
A
Ant
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Une abeille
A
bee
3
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Le scarabée
A
beetle
4
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beige
A
beige
5
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Le fauve
A
Big cat
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brûlant
A
Blazing, burning
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bleu
A
blue
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marron
A
brown
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brun
A
brown, brown-haired
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La brosse
A
Brush
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La bestiole
A
bug
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Q
brûlant
A
burning; (boiling) hot
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Le papillon
A
Butterfly
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Le caramel
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caramel
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châtain
A
Chestnut
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Le cocon
A
cocoon
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Froid
A
Cold
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La couleur
A
color
19
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coloré
A
colored
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Le peigne
A
comb
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Q
pourpre
A
crimson
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Q
foncé
A
dark
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Q
terne
A
dull
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Q
rempli
A
filled; complete; fulfilled
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Une mouche
fly
26
Glacé
Frozen
27
La girafe
Giraffe
28
doré
golden
29
La sauterelle
Grasshopper
30
Le gris
Grey
31
à moitié
half
32
heureux
happy, glad
33
chaud
Hot, warm
34
indiscret
indiscreet
35
Le insecte
insect
36
La patte
The paw
37
Le citron
lemon
38
lilas
Lilac
39
Le lion
lion
40
acajou
Mahogany
41
mauve
mauve
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Le moustique
mosquito
43
méchant
nasty, bad, naughty
44
sympathique
nice
45
Vieux
old
46
orangé
orange-colored
47
Le pastel
pastel
48
Le cochon
Pig
49
La mante
Praying mantis
50
Un anneau
Ring, coil, link
51
triste
Sad
52
Le coloris
Shade
53
Une épaule
shoulder
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argenté
silvery, silver
55
lent
slow
56
quelquefois
sometimes; occasionally
57
La araignée
Spider
58
La tache
spot; mark
59
La rayure
striped, stripe
60
Fort
Strong, big, intense, loud
61
La punaise
Thumbtack, bug
62
rapporter
To bring back
63
Détester
To hate
64
Se cacher
To hide
65
mesurer
To measure
66
crier
To shout
67
piquer
To sting, inject, stick, prick
68
s'inquiéter
To worry
69
laid
Ugly
70
tiède
warm; lukewarm
71
Une guêpe
wasp
72
faible
weak, faint, low, small
73
jaune
yellow
74
Le zèbre
Zebra
75
aborder
To approach; tackle; board; reach; broach
76
adieu
Goodbye, farewell (not ‘au revoir’)
77
allemand
German [adjective]
78
anonyme
anonymous; impersonal
79
Au secours!
Help!
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avoir les cheveux blancs
To have white hair
81
avoir les cheveux frisés
To have curly hair
82
avoir les cheveux lisses
To have smooth (straight) hair
83
bilingue
bilingual
84
bloqué
stuck
85
bloquer
To jam; combine; block
86
ce n'est pas la peine
there is no need; it's not necessary
87
connaître
to know (someone, place)
88
croiser
To cross; pass; meet
89
espérer
To hope
90
excuser
To excuse; pardon
91
féliciter
To congratulate
92
galant
gallant; gentlemanly
93
humain
human [adjective]
94
Il fait du soleil
It's sunny
95
Il fait du vent
It is windy
96
Il neige
It's snowing
97
Il pleut
It is raining
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J'ai chaud
I am hot
99
J'ai froid
I am cold
100
Je suis trempé
I'm soaked
101
jumeau
twin
102
Une orthographe
A spelling
103
La coïncidence
The coincidence
104
La connaissance
The knowledge; acquaintance
105
Une excuse
An excuse
106
la frange
The fringe (bangs)
107
la laitue
The lettuce
108
la mèche
the wick (lock of hair)
109
la perruque
the wig
110
La personne
The person; people
111
La portière
The door (not ‘porte’)
112
la queue de cheval
The ponytail
113
La température
the temperature
114
la tresse
the braid
115
Laid/laide
ugly
116
laisser
to let; leave; permit
117
Un accueil
A welcome; reception
118
le chignon
the bun
119
Le coffre
The boot (UK); trunk (US); chest
120
Le degré
the degree
121
Le foin
The hay
122
Un immigré
An immigrant
123
Le Japonais
Japanese
124
Le olivier
The Olive tree
125
le postiche
the hairpiece
126
Le résident
The resident; (foreign) national
127
Le séjour
The stay
128
Les manières
The manners
129
libérer
To liberate; release; free; vacate
130
linguistique
linguistic
131
lourd
heavy; filling
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mince
Skinny
133
navré
sorry (not ‘desolée)
134
nous y voilà
here we are
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poli
polite
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poliment
politely
137
préciser
To mention; specify
138
présenter
To introduce; show
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Quel temps fait-il?
What weather is it?
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ravi
delighted
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ravi
delighted
142
rejoindre
To meet; get to; catch up
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remercier
To thank
144
rencontrer
To meet
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ressembler
To look like
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retrouver
To find (again); meet
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s'approcher
To approach; near; come close
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s'éloigner
To go away; move away; stand back
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s'inscrire
To enroll; put one's name down
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saluer
To greet; salute
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suédois
Swedish
152
tellement
so; so much
153
terminer
To complete; finish
154
tutoyer
to use the ''tu'' form to sb
155
Un accueil
A welcome; reception
156
Un baiser
general for a kiss
157
Un bisou
A colloquial word for a kiss
158
un cheval
a horse
159
un cochon d'inde
a guinea pig
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Un Ecossais
Scotsman; Scot
161
Un égard
A consideration; respect
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Un Européen
An European
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Un individu
An individual
164
Un insecte
An insect
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un lapin
a rabbit
166
un mouton
a sheep
167
Une bise
A colloquial for a kiss on the cheek (to say hi or goodbye)
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Une carotte
A carrot
169
une grenouille
a frog
170
Une herbe
A grass
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une souris
a mouse
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vexer
To offend
173
vouloir dire
To mean
174
vouvoyer
To use the ''vous'' form to sb
175
Prier
to pray to
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Une bourse
A purse; grant; loan; scholarship
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Un paquet
A packet; parcel
178
Une poche
A pocket
179
Un hélicoptère
A helicopter
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La baignoire
The bath
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La bassine
The bowl
182
Le seau
The bucket
183
Le colis
The parcel; package
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Le cartable
The schoolbag
185
Une mallette
A mallet; hammer
186
léger
light; weak; slight
187
casser
To break
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La vieillesse
the old age
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La poche
The pocket, bag, pouch, sac, crop
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Proche
Near, close, nearby
191
immédiat
Immediate
192
exceptionnelle
exceptional; unusual
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Un échange
An exchange
194
Un effet
An effect; impression
195
galant
gallant; gentlemanly
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chaleureux
Warm (not chaud)
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Un éclairage
A lighting
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fluorescent
fluorescent
199
vétuste
dilapidated; outdated
200
trouble
cloudy; vague
201
La plante
The plant
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Une étoile filante
A shooting star
203
Une invention
an invention; fabrication
204
exceptionnel
exceptional; unusual
205
Un accord
An agreement; approval
206
Un arrangement
arrangement; agreement
207
Une expansion
Une growth; expansion
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territorial
territorial
209
unique
only; unique
210
Une attente
An expectations; wait
211
Une arrestation
An arrest
212
policier
police; detective
213
Un avantage
An advantage
214
pris
taken
215
Une décision
A decision
216
La contrainte
The constraint; pressure
217
Le héros
the hero
218
étourdi
mindless; clumsy; dizzy
219
enchanté
delighted; pleased to meet you
220
Le tissu
the tissue; fabric
221
Le coton
The cotton
222
métallique
metal; metallic
223
La soie
The silk
224
pratique
convenient; handy; practical; hands-on
225
fin
fine; thin; shrewd
226
adhésif
sticky tape; adhesive
227
abîmé
damaged; spoilt
228
La forme
the shape; form; be fit
229
neuf
New (not ‘nouveau)
230
luxueux
luxurious
231
couvrir
To cover
232
protéger
to protect
233
le coffre-fort
the safe
234
Une utilité
A usefulness
235
fonctionner
To work; run
236
automatique
Automatic
237
en marche
working; running
238
fragile
fragile; delicate
239
marcher
to walk
240
Le tri
The sorting out; selection
241
Le colis
The parcel; package
242
le classeur
The folder; filing drawer; ring binder
243
de poche
pocket...
244
emballer
To wrap; pack
245
Le rangement
The tidying up
246
Le poids
The weight
247
peser
To weigh
248
Le pèse-personne
The bathroom scale
249
chargé
loaded; busy; full; heavy
250
Le motif
motive; grounds; motif
251
vif
lively; vivid; intense
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se charger
To look after; take care of
253
côtoyer
To mix with; run alongside
254
Le voisin
The neighbour (UK); neighbor (US)
255
personnellement
personally
256
Le code
Le code; pin number; secret code
257
personnel
personal; private
258
Le Japonais
The Japanese
259
égarer
To mislay, mislead
260
La tirelire
The piggy bank; moneybox
261
appartenir
To belong
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être à disposition
at the disposal of; available to
263
appartenir à
To belong to
264
posséder
To possess; have
265
obtenir
To obtain; get
266
La rencontre
The meeting, Encounter (not reunion)
267
La tentation
The temptation
268
La foule
The crowd
269
Le job
The job (not travail)
270
Les déboires
The disappointments; setbacks; problems
271
riche
rich; large
272
soutenir
To support; maintain
273
séparé
separated; divided
274
informel
informal
275
Le monde
The people (not gens)
276
LA bicyclette
The bicycle (not vélo)
277
la moto
The motorcycle
278
la camionnette
the van
279
Le camion
The truck
280
Un autobus
A bus
281
Le train
The train
282
Le tram
The tramway
283
Le bateau
The boat
284
Un avion
A plane
285
dans ce cas
in that case; then
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Le yaourt
The yogurt
287
Le toast
the toast
288
Le miel
The honey
289
Un oeuf
An egg
290
un café bien serré
a strong coffee
291
accueillir
To welcome
292
la brioche
The Brioche (bun)
293
continental
continental
294
La crêpe
The crepe (pancake)
295
goûter
To taste, sample
296
Le kiwi
The kiwi
297
la nature
the nature, outdoors, disposition
298
Le pain complet
The brown bread, whole-wheat bread
299
sain
Healthy, wholesome
300
typique
Typical
301
Une tranche
A slice
302
Le pot
The pot
303
La corbeille
The basket, tray
304
La céréale
The cereal
305
entier
full, whole
306
souhaiter
To wish, want, hope
307
Le sachet
The bag; sachet; packet
308
il reste
there still is
309
La qualité
the quality, skill
310
nourrissant
Nutritious, nourishing
311
équilibré
balanced
312
Recevoir
To get, receive, welcome
313
Propre à
peculiar to
314
Précis
precise, exact, accurate
315
Caractéristique
characteristic
316
Fabriquer
To make, create, build
317
la Pâtisserie
The pastry
318
composé
Made of, composed of
319
Mélanger
To mix
320
Cuit
Cooked (adj)
321
Mélangé
Mixed (Adj)
322
Les œufs brouillés
The scrambled Eggs
323
Un acide
An acid
324
Acide
Sour, Acidic, bitter, Sharp (adj)
325
Noter
To write, note
326
recevoir
To get; receive; welcome
327
écrire
to write
328
consommer
To consume; use; eat; drink
329
La sucrerie
The sweet; confectionery
330
Le beignet
The doughnut (UK); donut (US)
331
La sauce
The Sauce
332
La gaufre
The Waffle
333
La tartelette
The (small) tart
334
Une tarte
A pie
335
Une glace
An ice cream
336
La crème
The cream
337
Le beurre
the butter
338
La confiture
The jam, jelly
339
La crème chantilly
The Chantilly cream, whipped cream
340
La commande
The order, request, control
341
typiquement
Typically (adj)
342
délicieux
Delicious
343
autant de
so much; so many
344
À la carte
this is the free-choice menu. You’re free to choose any combination of food and drinks.,
345
Le menu/la formule
this is the fixed menu. You choose one of several combinations that may or may not include drinks depending on the restaurant.,
346
Du jour
of the day. This is a dish or soup that’s only available on that particular day,
347
La boisson
the drink,
348
L’entrée
the starter,
349
La salade
the salad,
350
Le plat principal
the main dish,
351
Les spécialités
the specialties,
352
Le fromage
the cheese,
353
Le dessert
the desserts,
354
Le vin rouge
red wine,
355
Le vin blanc
white wine,
356
Le rosé
rosé wine,
357
La bière
beer,
358
L’eau plate
still water,
359
L’eau gazeuse
sparkling water,
360
Le kir
liqueur with white wine,
361
Le champagne,
The champagne
362
Le digestif
liqueur,
363
Le jus de fruit
fruit juice,
364
Le Jus d’orange
orange juice,
365
Le café
coffee,
366
Le thé
tea,
367
L’infusion
herbal tea,
368
Le décaféiné
decaffeinated coffee,
369
Le verre de vin
glass of wine,
370
Le pichet
pitcher,
371
La viande
meat,
372
La volaille
poultry,
373
Le boeuf
beef,
374
L’agneau
lamb,
375
Le porc
pork,
376
Le poulet
chicken,
377
L’entrecôte
rib steak,
378
Le boudin
blood sausage,
379
Les escargots (snails),
The escargot (snails)
380
Saignant
rare,
381
A point
medium rare,
382
Bien cuit
well-done,
383
Le poisson
fish,
384
Les fruits de mer
seafood,
385
Le saumon
salmon,
386
Le saumon fumé
smoked salmon,
387
Le homard
lobster,
388
Les moules
mussels,
389
Les huitres
oysters,
390
Les coquilles Saint-Jacques
scallops,
391
Les légumes
vegetables,
392
L’artichaut
artichoke,
393
Les haricots verts
green beans,
394
Les champignons
mushrooms,
395
Les carottes
carrots,
396
Les pommes de terre
potatoes,
397
Les échalotes
shallots,
398
Les oignons
onions,
399
La soupe
soup,
400
Le fruit
fruit,
401
La pomme
apple,
402
La poire
pear,
403
La banane
banana,
404
Les framboises
raspberries,
405
Les fraises
strawberries,
406
A la vapeur
steamed,
407
Frit
fried,
408
Gratin
dish baked in the oven with cheese,
409
Farci
stuffed,
410
Fumé
smoked,
411
Rôti
roasted,
412
Le lait
milk,
413
L’oeuf
egg,
414
Le fromage
cheese,
415
Le fromage de chèvre
goat cheese,
416
Je n’ai pas encore choisi
I didn’t choose yet,
417
Qu’est-ce que vous recommandez
what do you recommend?,
418
Quelle est l’entrée/le plat du jour ?
What the starter/main dish of the day?,
419
Je vais prendre
I’m going to take…,
420
Je voudrais
I would like,
421
Pour commencer
to begin with,
422
Je suis végétarien(ne)
I’m vegetarian,
423
Je suis végétalien(ne)
‘I’m vegan,
424
Je suis allergique à
I’m allergic to…,
425
C’était délicieux
it was delicious,
426
Mes félicitations au chef
my congratulations to the chef,
427
l’addition s’il vous plait
The Bill Please
428
à présent
Now (not maintenant)
429
Le sommelier
The wine waiter
430
également
also; too (not aussi)
431
conseiller
To suggest; recommend; advise
432
La réserve
The stock; reserve; reservation; house wine
433
ceci
this; that; it (not ça)
434
avoir l'air
To look; look like; seem
435
La viande
The meat
436
assez
quite; rather; enough
437
Le sel
The salt
438
arriver à
To arrive in; manage to
439
épicé
spicy
440
Le plateau à fromages
The cheese board
441
finalement
finally; after all
442
La part
The piece; portion; share; part
443
la poire
The pear
444
Le parfum
The perfume; scent; flavour (UK); flavor (US)
445
drôle
funny; strange
446
Le fromage blanc
The cream cheese
447
La vanille
The vanilla
448
La fraise
The strawberry
449
La framboise
The raspberry
450
Le melon
The melon
451
La pistache
The pistachio
452
Le cassis
The blackcurrant; blackcurrant juice
453
La boule
The ball, scoop
454
La mousse au chocolat
The chocolate mousse
455
La note
The bill; note (not l’addition)
456
séparé
separated; divided
457
le service
The service; duty; favour
458
laisser à désirer
To leave something to be desired
459
La amande
The kernel, almond
460
La menthe
The peppermint, mint
461
La pâte
The dough, paste, pastry
462
aussi ... que
as . . . as
463
ainsi
then; like this; so
464
La forme
The shape; form; be fit
465
Rond
Round, circular
466
Un plateau
A tray, board
467
Se charger
to look after, take care of
468
Le repas
The meal
469
tentant
Tempting
470
saignant
rare; underdone
471
dégoûtant
Filthy, disgusting
472
fade
insipid; bland
473
repoussant
repulsive
474
exotique
Exotic
475
La graine
The seed
476
La noix
The nut
477
Le jeu de boules
the lawn bowling
478
Le divertissement
The distraction; entertaining
479
La règle
The rule
480
Le cochonnet
The jack (Ball in Bocce Ball)
481
Provençal
from Provence
482
La pétanque
The bocce Ball; lawn bowling
483
varier
To vary
484
le bois
the wood
485
En bois
Made of wood
486
Viser
To aim
487
un engouement
An infatuation
488
Un championnat
A championship
489
se dérouler
To take place; proceed
490
La victoire
the victory
491
lors de
during; at the time of
492
vaincre
to defeat; overcome
493
devenir
to get; become
494
populaire
Popular
495
pratiquer
to practise (UK); practice (US)
496
La équipe
the team
497
Un ballon
A ball
498
Le surnom
the nickname
499
le rapport
the report
500
Le maillot
the jersey (sports)
501
il s'agit de
it's a matter of
502
face à
facing; faced with
503
La table
The table
504
la chaise
the chair
505
Le divan
The sofa
506
le fauteuil
the armchair
507
La télévision
the television
508
La lampe
The lamp
509
Le miroir
the mirror
510
La chaîne Stéréo
The stereo
511
le réfrigérateur
The refrigerator
512
Le bureau
the desk
513
Un ordinateur
A computer
514
la bibliothèque
The bookcase, library
515
Le poster
The poster
516
une armoire
An armoire
517
Le lit
The bed
518
la table de chevet
The bedside table
519
Une maison
A house
520
Le garage
The garage
521
Les toilettes
The toilets
522
Une chambre
a bedroom
523
Le jardin
The backyard
524
Une salle de bains
A bathroom
525
Un appartement
An apartment
526
L’escalier
The stairs
527
une salle à manger
The Dinning Room
528
Une maison
A house
529
Un immeuble
A building (not le bâtiment)
530
La cuisine
The kitchen
531
Le salon
The livingroom
532
Le canapé
The sofa
533
Un interphone
An entry phone; intercom
534
La table
The Table
535
Le bureau
The Office
536
La commode
The dresser; chest of drawers
537
Le lave-linge
The washing machine
538
La lampe
The lamp
539
La armoire
The wardrobe; cupboard (UK); closet (US)
540
Le réveil
The alarm clock; waking up; waking
541
La corbeille
The Trash; basket; tray
542
Le buffet
The buffet
543
La glace
The Ice Cream
544
Le lavabo
The sink
545
La vaisselle
The dishes
546
Un aspirateur
A vacuum
547
Le rideau
The curtain
548
Le sèche-linge
The clothes dryer
549
Le canapé-lit
The sofa bed
550
La serviette
The towel; briefcase; napkin; paper napkin
551
La cafetière
The coffee maker; coffee pot
552
Un équipement
An equipment
553
Le fer à repasser
The iron
554
Le drap
The sheet
555
Le micro-ondes
The microwave
556
Le four
The oven
557
La baignoire
The bathtub; bath
558
La cuisinière
The Cook; cooker
559
La taie
The pillowcase
560
La nappe
The tablecloth
561
Le lit superposé
The bunk bed
562
Le tiroir
The drawer
563
Le fauteuil
The armchair; seat
564
Le meuble
The piece of furniture
565
équiper
To equip
566
Un ameublement
A furniture
567
équipé
equipped
568
Le tapis
The carpet
569
Le congélateur
The freezer
570
La tapisserie
The tapestry; wallpaper
571
Le four à micro-ondes
The microwave oven
572
La poubelle
The rubbish bin (UK); garbage can (US)
573
La chaise
The chair
574
Le lave-vaisselle
The dishwasher
575
Le linge
the linen
576
Le lit
the bed
577
Le chauffage
The heating; heater
578
Le set
The Set
579
Le coffret
The small box; casket; case
580
La bougie
The candle
581
Un interrupteur
A switch
582
Un oreiller
A pillow
583
Le balai
The broom
584
Le torchon
The dish towel; tea towel
585
Le gant
The glove
586
Le frigidaire
The refrigerator; fridge
587
Le porte-savon
The bath plug; soap dish
588
La tringle à rideaux
The Curtain rod
589
Le décor
The decor; scenery
590
La flûte
The flute
591
La moquette
The fitted carpet
592
Le flacon
The small bottle; decanter
593
Le miroir
The mirror
594
La couette
The duvet (UK); comforter (US)
595
Une ampoule
A lightbulb; bulb; blister
596
La serpillière
The mop
597
La bassine
The basin; bowl
598
La couverture
The cover; blanket
599
Le séchoir
The Dryer
600
Un égouttoir
A draining rack (UK); drainer (US)
601
installer
To install; settle; fit out; put in
602
parquet n.m.
the parquet floor
603
pièce n.f. [lieu]
A room [place]
604
fenêtre n.f.
A window
605
entrée n.f. [accès]
An entrance; entry; hall
606
terrasse n.f.
A terrace
607
haie n.f.
A hedge; hurdle
608
chambre n.f.
A bedroom; chamber
609
habiter v.
to live (in)
610
seuil n.m.
A doorstep; threshold
611
quittance n.f.
A receipt; bill (not l’addition)
612
couloir n.m.
A corridor; hall
613
jardin n.m.
A garden; yard
614
cheminée n.f.
A fireplace; chimney
615
maison n.f. [bâtiment]
A house; home
616
cuisine n.f. [pièce]
A kitchen
617
chalet n.m.
A chalet, cottage
618
placard n.m.
The cupboard (UK); closet (US)
619
séjourner v.
To stay; lie
620
séjour n.m. [salle]
The stay; living room
621
intérieur n.m.
An inside; interior
622
salle à manger n.f.
A dining room
623
toilettes n.f.pl.
The toilet (UK); bathroom (US)
624
volet n.m.
A shutter
625
villa n.f.
A villa
626
salon n.m. [pièce]
A Family room; lounge; trade show
627
grille n.f.
A grid; gate
628
véranda n.f.
A Veranda
629
galerie n.f.
A gallery; balcony; upper circle
630
résidence n.f.
A residence
631
ascenseur n.m.
A lift (UK); elevator (US)
632
dortoir n.m.
A dormitory
633
cottage n.m.
A cottage
634
mezzanine n.f.
The mezzanine
635
confort n.m.
The comfort; cosiness
636
balcon n.m.
The balcony
637
tourelle n.f.
The turret; small tower
638
salle de bains n.f.
The bathroom
639
loger v.
to lodge; accommodate; live; put up
640
logement n.m.
the housing; accommodation
641
brique n.f.
The brick
642
muraille n.f.
the wall
643
plancher n.m.
The floor; minimum
644
salle de séjour n.f.
The living room; sitting room
645
sol n.m.
The ground; floor
646
salle de bain n.f.
the bathroom
647
marche n.f.
The step, walk
648
abriter v.
to shelter
649
toit n.m.
the roof
650
cave n.f.
the cellar; cave
651
évier n.m.
to sink
652
escalier n.m.
A staircase; stairs
653
salle n.f.
a room
654
studio n.m.
A studio
655
porte n.f.
A door; gate
656
vase n.m.
A vase
657
étaler v.
to display; spread
658
fabriquer v.
To make; create; build
659
jardin n.m.
The garden; yard
660
potager
A vegetable garden
661
laver v.
to wash
662
rangement n.m.
The tidying up
663
seau n.m.
the bucket
664
pelle n.f.
the spade; shovel
665
nettoyer v.
to clean; clean up
666
éponge n.f.
A sponge
667
poussière n.f.
the dirt; dust
668
sécher v.
to dry
669
déboucher v.
to unblock; uncork
670
ensemble n.m.
A housing development (UK); housing project (US); whole; group
671
loyer n.m.
the rent
672
location n.f.
The rental; hiring (UK)
673
louer v.
to hire; rent
674
trou n.m.
the hole
675
terrain n.m.
the soil; piece of land; ground; terrain; lot; pitch
676
pinceau n.m.
A brush
677
pelle n.f.
A spade, shovel
678
fonder v.
to found, base
679
Un peintre (double genre)
A painter
680
numéro de téléphone n.m.
the phone number
681
Un concierge (double genre)
A CONCIERGE; caretaker; receptionist; janitor (US)
682
s'installer v.
To settle; settle down; install oneself
683
domicile n.m.
A place of residence; home
684
demeurer v.
to remain; stay somewhere; live
685
croiser les doigts
to cross one's fingers
686
dos n.m.
The back
687
montrer v.
to watch; show
688
désigner v.
to indicate; designate; appoint; choose
689
dresser v.
to train; make out; raise; draw up; break (in)
690
peau n.f.
the skin
691
cou n.m.
The neck
692
tête n.f. [crâne]
the head
693
geste n.m.
the gesture; movement
694
baiser n.m.
to kiss
695
pied n.m.
the foot
696
oreille n.f.
An ear
697
gorge n.f.
the throat
698
taper v.
To hit; slap; type
699
avoir l'air
to look; look like; seem
700
forcer v.
to force; compel; command; strain
701
beau
beautiful [adjective]; handsome [adjective]; nice [adjective]
702
fin
fine; thin; shrewd
703
gros
big; fat
704
fort
strong; big; intense; loud
705
faible
weak; faint; low; small
706
superbe
beautiful; superb; glorious
707
magnifique
wonderful; splendid; magnificent
708
démarche n.f.
the walk; step; move; process
709
grand
big; tall; large
710
petit
small [adjective]; little [adjective]
711
laid
ugly
712
repoussant
repulsive
713
joli
pretty; attractive; nice
714
élégant
elegant; neat
715
bronzé
suntanned
716
fixer v.
To fix; fasten; arrange
717
voir v.
To see; look at
718
entendre v.
To hear
719
regarder v.
to watch; look (at)
720
viser v.
to aim
721
reconnaître v.
to recognize; identify; admit
722
montrer v.
To watch; show
723
toucher v.
to touch; be paid
724
disparition n.f.
the disappearance; extinction
725
apercevoir v.
to see; catch sight of
726
surveiller v.
to monitor; watch; keep an eye on
727
lentille n.f.
the lentil; lens
728
goûter v.
to taste; enjoy
729
lunettes n.f.pl.
the glasses; spectacles (UK)
730
écouter v.
to listen to
731
sixième sens n.m.
the sixth sense
732
apparaître v. (+ être)
to appear
733
disparaître v.
to disappear
734
rire v.
to laugh
735
souffler v.
to blow; blow out
736
pleurer v.
to cry
737
coiffeur n.m.
the hairdresser; barber
738
bain n.m.
the bath
739
sale
dirty
740
propre [propreté]
clean [cleanliness]
741
propre [propriété]
own [property]
742
séduire v.
to captivate; attract; seduce
743
démêler v.
To untangle; unravel
744
saleté n.f.
The mess; dirt
745
parfum n.m.
the perfume; scent; flavour (UK); flavor (US)
746
laver v.
to wash
747
toilettes n.f.pl.
The toilet (UK); bathroom (US)
748
toilette n.f.
The washing; cleaning
749
douche n.f.
A shower
750
balance n.f.
The scales; balance
751
se laver v.
to wash (oneself)
752
peigne n.m.
A comb
753
nettoyer v.
to clean; clean up
754
brosse n.f.
the brush
755
coiffeuse n.f.
The dressing table; hairdresser
756
se mettre au régime
to go on a diet
757
se salir v.
To get dirty
758
absent
away; absent; be out
759
affolé
distraught; terrified
760
sale
dirty; horrible
761
collant
sticky
762
rond
round; circular
763
fonctionnel
practical; functional
764
portatif
portable
765
commode
convenient
766
pliant
folding
767
épais
thick
768
plat
Flat (not Kitchenware)
769
couleur n.f.
the colour (UK); color (US)
770
bleu
blue
771
éclaircir v.
to lighten; clear up
772
acajou
mahogany
773
rayure n.f.
the striped; stripe
774
fils n.m.
the son
775
couple n.m.
the couple
776
famille n.f.
the family
777
frère n.m.
the brother
778
mère n.f.
The mother
779
grand-père n.m.
the grandfather
780
grand-mère n.f.
the grandmother
781
cousin n.m.
The cousin
782
amitié n.f.
The friendship
783
parents n.m.pl.
the parents
784
papa n.m.
the dad; daddy
785
mari n.m.
the husband
786
maman n.f.
the mom; mommy
787
oncle n.m.
the uncle
788
nièce n.f.
the niece
789
bébé n.m.
the baby
790
conjoint
joint; related
791
noces n.f.pl.
the wedding
792
ancêtres n.m.pl.
the ancestors
793
tante n.f.
the aunt
794
monsieur n.m.
the mister; sir; gentleman
795
anglais
English
796
personne n.f.
the person; people
797
allemand
German
798
femme n.f.
the woman, wife
799
fille n.f.
the girl; daughter
800
nom n.m. [identité]
The name
801
dame n.f.
the lady; woman
802
adresse n.f.
An address
803
homme n.m.
the man
804
vieux
old
805
incinérer v.
to incinerate; cremate
806
Un enfant (double genre)
A child
807
s'appeler v.
to be named; be called
808
avoir ... ans
To be... year(s) old
809
garçon n.m. [enfant]
The boy
810
situation n.f.
the situation
811
jeune
young
812
au nom de
on behalf of; in the name of
813
mourir v. (+ être)
to die
814
âgé
old; elderly
815
naître v. (+ être)
to be born
816
Norvégien n.m.
The Norwegian
817
marié
married
818
veuf
widowed
819
survivre v.
To survive
820
retraité n.m.
the retired person
821
individu n.m.
An individual
822
résident n.m.
the resident; (foreign) national
823
centenaire n.m.
The centenary (UK); centennial (US)
824
Un adulte (double genre)
An adult; grown-up
825
âge n.m.
An age
826
vie n.f.
the life
827
identité n.f.
the identity
828
bien n.m.
the property; possession; estate
829
cadeau n.m.
the present; gift
830
s'offrir v.
present itself; buy oneself; give oneself
831
offrir v.
to offer; give
832
séduire v.
to captivate; attract; seduce
833
retrouver v.
to find (again); meet
834
radio n.f. [objet]
the radio
835
allier v.
to combine; unite
836
rencontrer v.
to meet
837
événement n.m.
the even
838
inviter v.
to invite
839
apéritif n.m.
The aperitif; appetizer
840
célébrer v.
to celebrate
841
invité n.m.
a guest
842
fêter v.
to celebrate
843
alcool n.m.
the alcohol
844
fête n.f.
the celebration; party; holiday
845
tenir compagnie
To keep somebody company
846
élever v.
to raise; increase
847
grand public n.m.
the general public
848
demande en mariage n.f.
The marriage proposal
849
coutume n.f.
the custom; tradition
850
festin n.m.
the feast
851
baiser n.m.
The kiss
852
baptême n.m.
The baptism; christening
853
hôte n.m.
The guest
854
promesse n.f.
the promise
855
aléa n.m.
the hazard; vagary
856
statut n.m.
the status
857
recenser v.
to list; draw up an inventory of
858
vivant
living; alive
859
La boîte aux lettres
The letterbox (UK); mailbox (US)
860
Une publicité
An advertisement
861
Le prix
the price; cost
862
promotionnel
promotional
863
La location
the rental; hiring (UK)
864
Le bord de mer
The seaside
865
disponible
available
866
Le renseignement
The information
867
rechercher
To enquire; look for; search for
868
exactement
exactly
869
suffisamment
Enough (not assez or suffit)
870
Une véranda
A veranda
871
cela ne fait rien
it doesn't matter; never mind
872
situé
located; situated
873
Le court de tennis
the tennis court
874
Le terrain
The soil; piece of land; ground; terrain; lot; pitch
875
Le jeu
The game; set; playground
876
La grandeur
The size; greatness
877
La pièce
the room
878
Le coin
the corner
879
entièrement
entirely
880
Un élément
An element
881
intégré
built-in; integrated
882
il faut
it is necessary
883
Le canapé
the couch
884
Un four à micro-ondes
A microwave oven
885
Le dishwasher
The dishwasher
886
en tout
altogether; all together
887
Le canapé-lit
The sofa bed
888
paraître
To seem; appear
889
convenable
suitable; appropriate; correct
890
également
also; too (not aussi)
891
L'ameublement
The furniture; furnishings
892
électrique
Electric; electrical
893
entièrement
Wholly; entirely; altogether
894
fournir
To provide; supply
895
spacieux
Airy; roomy; spacious
896
réhabituer
to reaccustom
897
poursuivre
To pursue; continue
898
postérieur
later; subsequent; posterior
899
perpétuer
To perpetuate
900
initial
initial
901
entamer
to start; cut; damage
902
bientôt
see you soon; soon
903
ancien
old; ancient; former
904
Un avenir
A future
905
dès
from
906
Un été
a summer
907
prévisible
foreseeable
908
Le septembre
the September
909
quotidien
daily; everyday
910
Le février
The February
911
présent
Present (here)
912
La routine
the routine
913
jusque
until; up to; to; as far as
914
daté
dated
915
la fête
The celebration; party; holiday
916
La date
The date
917
pile
dead; sharp; right; on cue
918
La mezzanine
The mezzanine
919
Un ascenseur
a lift (UK); elevator (US)
920
La terrasse
the terrace
921
Le logement
The accomodation
922
La muraille
The wall
923
Le plancher
The floor; minimum
924
La tourelle
La turret
925
La fenêtre
The window
926
Le couloir
The corridor; hall
927
Le cottage
The cottage
928
La villa
The villa
929
Le seuil
The doorstep; threshold
930
Les toilettes
The toilet (UK); bathroom (US)
931
séjourner
To stay; lie
932
La résidence
The residence
933
La quittance
The receipt; bill
934
Le dortoir
The dormitory
935
Le confort
The comfort; cosiness
936
La galerie
The gallery; balcony; upper circle
937
La grille
The grid; gate
938
La brique
The brick
939
Le balcon
the balcony
940
La pièce
The room (place)
941
loger
To accommodate; live; put up
942
Un intérieur
An inside; interior
943
Le congélateur
The freezer
944
La grandeur
the size; greatness
945
La couleur
The colour (UK); color (US)
946
disponible
available
947
seulement
just; only
948
entièrement
fully
949
La véranda
The veranda
950
également
also; too (not aussi)
951
tranquille
quiet; in peace
952
suffisamment
enough
953
formidable
fabulous; great
954
fournir
To supply
955
vite
fast; quick; quickly
956
portatif
portable
957
La casserole
The saucepan
958
ressembler
to look like
959
Le sujet
The subject; topic
960
Le lave-linge
the washing machine
961
apporter
to bring; get
962
débarrasser
to clear
963
ne ... que
Only (not seulement)
964
La quinzaine
The fortnight (UK); two weeks; about fifteen
965
Le coin
The corner
966
Le lit superposé
The bunk bed
967
garnir
To fill; stuff; decorate
968
Auparavant
previously
969
simple
easy; simple; single
970
splendide
gorgeous
971
convenable
suitable; appropriate; correct
972
spacieux
large; spacious; roomy
973
coincé
trapped; stuck
974
fonctionnel
ractical; functional
975
ordinaire
Ordinary
976
magnifique
wonderful; splendid; magnificent
977
satisfaisant
satisfactory; satisfying
978
bloquer
To jam; combine; block
979
enfin
finally; at last; anyway; well
980
dur
hard [adjective]; tough [adjective]; stiff [adjective]; difficult
981
Le congé
The leave; holiday (UK); vacation (US)
982
indiquer
To show; indicate
983
pittoresque
picturesque
984
s'installer
To settle; settle down; install oneself
985
Un instant
An instant; moment
986
car
because; for
987
rejoindre
to meet; get to; catch up
988
convaincre
to convince
989
amener
to bring; take
990
La plongée
The diving
991
Le matériel
The equipment
992
mieux vaut
to be better (that)
993
auparavant
first; previously
994
manquer
to miss; lack
995
mentionné
mentioned
996
Le rideau
The curtain
997
Le fer à repasser
The iron (clothes)
998
opter
to decide on; opt for
999
La chambre d’hôte
the bed and breakfast
1000
d'ailleurs
besides; anyway
1001
promettre
to promise
1002
rejoindre
to meet; get to; catch up
1003
lorsque
When (not quand)
1004
l'Andalousie
The Andalusia (Spain)
1005
siroter
to sip
1006
Le volet
The shutter
1007
coincer
To jam; nab; stick
1008
La boucle
The buckle; earring; curl
1009
La compétition
The competition
1010
Le cycliste
The cyclist
1011
Le sportif
The sportsman
1012
endosser
To put on; take on; endorse
1013
le cyclisme
The cycling
1014
Le circuit
The circuit; track; route
1015
Le kilomètre
the kilometre (UK); kilometer (US)
1016
porter
To wear; carry; bear; take
1017
Le classement
The placing; classification
1018
Le coureur
The racing driver
1019
il s'agit de
it's a matter of
1020
célèbre
famous
1021
sac n.m.
The bag
1022
ensemble n.m.
A housing development (UK); housing project (US); whole; group
1023
veste n.f.
A jacket; vest
1024
convenir v.
TO suit; be convenient for; agree
1025
bijou n.m.
THE jewel; JEWELRY
1026
portefeuille n.m.
THE wallet; portfolio
1027
poche n.f.
THE pocket
1028
porte-monnaie n.m.
THE purse; wallet
1029
chaussette n.f.
THE SOCK
1030
pantalon n.m.
THE trousers (UK); pants (US)
1031
fourrure n.f.
THE FUR
1032
vêtement n.m.
THE CLOTHES; GARMENT
1033
écharpe n.f.
A SCARF
1034
pendre v.
TO HANG
1035
pull n.m.
THE jumper (UK); sweater (US)
1036
manteau n.m.
THE COAT
1037
gant n.m.
THE GLOVE
1038
casquette n.f.
THE CAP
1039
parapluie n.m.
THE UMBRELLA
1040
voile n.m. [tissu]
THE VEIL
1041
capuche n.f.
THE HOOD (AS IN SWEATER)
1042
chapeau n.m.
THE HAT
1043
bague n.f.
THE RING
1044
robe n.f.
THE DREESS
1045
costume n.m.
THE SUIT
1046
chaussure n.f.
THE SHOE
1047
chic
nice; smart; chic
1048
aller v. [convenir] (+ être)
TO SUIT
1049
serré
TIGHT
1050
confort n.m.
THE comfort; cosiness
1051
bouton n.m. [couture]
THE BUTTON (SEWING)
1052
tissu n.m.
THE tissue; fabric
1053
aiguille n.f.
A knitting needle; needle
1054
rajuster v.
TO READJUST
1055
ajuster v.
TO adjust; alter; regulate; fit
1056
mouillé
wet
1057
trempé
wet; soaked
1058
loge n.f.
THE dressing room; box; lodge
1059
déjeuner n.m.
THE LUNCH
1060
dîner n.m.
THE DINNER
1061
déjeuner v.
TO HAVE LUNCH
1062
petit déjeuner n.m.
THE BREAKFAST
1063
buffet n.m.
THE BUFFET
1064
repas n.m.
THE MEAL
1065
dessert n.m.
THE DESSERT
1066
apéritif n.m.
THE aperitif; appetizer
1067
débarrasser v.
TO CLEAR; GET RID OF
1068
plat principal n.m.
THE MAIN COURSE
1069
barbecue n.m.
THE BARBECUE
1070
pelure n.f.
THE peel; skin (FOOD)
1071
foie gras n.m.
THE GOOSE LIVER PATTE
1072
eau n.f.
A WATER
1073
bonbon n.m.
THE sweet (UK); candy (US)
1074
expiration n.f.
THE deadline; expiry; exhalation; EXPIRATION
1075
cocktail n.m.
THE COCKTAIL
1076
café n.m. [boisson]
THE COFFEE
1077
gâteau n.m.
THE CAKE
1078
fruit n.m.
THE FRUITE
1079
tarte aux pommes n.f.
THE APPLE PIE
1080
gorgonzola n.m.
THE GORGONZOLA (CHEESE)
1081
chocolat n.m.
THE CHOCOLATE
1082
petit pain n.m.
THE BREAD ROLL
1083
miel n.m.
THE HONEY
1084
sirop d'érable n.m.
THE MAPLE SYRUP
1085
crêpe n.f.
THE PANCAKE
1086
pâte n.f.
THE pasta; pastry; dough
1087
sucre n.m.
THE SUGAR
1088
sucette n.f.
THE LOLLIPOP
1089
sirop n.m.
THE SYRUP
1090
sésame n.m.
THE SESAME
1091
croissant n.m.
THE CROISSANT
1092
sauce n.f.
THE SAUCE
1093
vanille n.f.
THE VANILLA
1094
steak n.m.
THE STEAK
1095
sucrerie n.f.
THE sweet; confectionery
1096
céréale n.f.
THE CEREAL
1097
oeuf brouillé n.m.
THE SCRAMBLE EGGS
1098
chou n.m.
THE CABBAGE
1099
jus de fruit n.m.
THE FRUIT JUICE
1100
fraise n.f.
THE STRAWBERRY
1101
tarte n.f.
THE PIE
1102
cake n.m.
THE FRUIT CAKE
1103
citron n.m.
THE LEMON
1104
pain complet n.m.
THE WHOLEMEAL BREAD
1105
oeuf n.m.
THE EGG
1106
oeuf dur n.m.
THE hard-boiled egg
1107
orange n.f.
THE ORANGE
1108
tomate n.f.
THE TOMATO
1109
fenouil n.m.
THE FENNEL
1110
crème n.f. [aliment]
THE CREAM
1111
nourriture n.f.
THE FOOD
1112
jus n.m.
THE JUICE
1113
brioche n.f.
THE BUN
1114
abricot n.m.
THE APRICOT
1115
amande n.f.
THE ALMOND
1116
banane n.f.
THE BANANA
1117
kiwi n.m.
THE KIWI
1118
épinard n.m.
A SPINACH
1119
plat n.m.
THE PLATE
1120
lentille n.f.
THE lentil; lens
1121
thé n.m.
THE TEAM
1122
fève n.f.
THE broad bean (eaten without the shell)
1123
noix n.f.
The nut
1124
lait-fraise n.m.
the strawberry milk
1125
blé n.m.
The wheat
1126
maïs n.m.
the corn
1127
boisson n.f.
the drink
1128
lard n.m.
the bacon; fat
1129
champignon n.m.
The mushroom
1130
baguette n.f.
The bread (French stick of bread)
1131
lait n.m.
The milk
1132
yaourt n.m.
the yogurt
1133
escargot n.m.
The snail
1134
beignet n.m.
the donut
1135
crème chantilly n.f.
the whipped cream
1136
gaufre n.f.
the waffle
1137
glace n.f. [dessert]
the ice cream
1138
confiture n.f.
The jan
1139
mûre n.f.
The blackberry
1140
clémentine n.f.
The clementine
1141
prune n.f.
the plum
1142
tranche n.f.
A slice
1143
vinaigre n.m.
The vinegar
1144
oeuf sur le plat n.m.
the fried egg
1145
thon n.m.
the tuna
1146
sushi n.m.
The sushi
1147
beurre n.m.
the butter
1148
porc n.m.
the pork
1149
pain au lait n.m.
The white bread; milk bread; sweet roll; bun
1150
pain au chocolat n.m.
the Sweet roll with chocolate filling
1151
pain n.m.
the bread
1152
toast n.m.
The toast
1153
raisin n.m.
the grape
1154
limonade n.f.
the lemonade
1155
fromage n.m.
the cheese
1156
tartelette n.f.
the tartlet; small pie
1157
marmelade n.f.
the marmalade
1158
côte n.f.
the coast; rib; chop
1159
pâtisserie n.f.
the pasty
1160
quiche n.f.
the quiche
1161
tartine n.f.
the slice of bread
1162
flan n.m.
the custard tart
1163
piment n.m.
the hot pepper
1164
mandarine n.f.
The tangerine; mandarin orange
1165
pamplemousse n.m.
The grapefruit
1166
jambon n.m.
The ham
1167
ananas n.m.
the pineapple
1168
mangue n.f.
the mango
1169
cassis n.m.
The blackcurrant; blackcurrant juice
1170
poisson n.m.
the fish
1171
poivre n.m.
the pepper
1172
salade de fruits n.f.
The fruit salad
1173
sel n.m.
The salt
1174
poire n.f.
the pear
1175
liqueur n.f.
the liquor
1176
salade n.f.
The green salad; lettuce
1177
scone n.m.
The scone
1178
jus d'orange n.m.
the orange juice
1179
miette n.f.
The crumb; breadcrumb
1180
pomme n.f.
the apple
1181
endive n.f.
The chicory
1182
langoustine n.f.
the scampi
1183
langouste n.f.
the lobster
1184
laitue n.f.
the lettuce
1185
entrecôte n.f.
the rib steak (ribeye)
1186
macédoine n.f.
the mixed vegetables
1187
gin-tonic n.m.
The gin and tonic
1188
frite n.f.
the French fries
1189
pizza n.f.
The pizza
1190
salade composée n.f.
the mixed salad
1191
viande n.f.
The meat
1192
carotte n.f.
the carrot
1193
caramel n.m.
The caramel
1194
câpre n.f.
the caper
1195
salade du chef n.f.
the chef’s salad
1196
framboise n.f.
the raspberry
1197
asperge n.f.
the asparagus
1198
brocoli n.m.
the broccoli
1199
cornichon n.m.
the pickle; gherkin
1200
navet n.m.
the turnip
1201
moutarde n.f.
the mustard
1202
ciboulette n.f.
the chives
1203
tartiflette n.f.
the cheese ham and potato bake
1204
panaché n.m.
The variegated; shandy; mix of colors
1205
velouté n.m.
the cream soup
1206
fromage de chèvre n.m.
the goat cheese
1207
biscuit n.m.
the cookie (US); biscuit (UK); cracker
1208
vinaigrette n.f.
the oil and vinegar dressing; vinaigrette; French dressing
1209
poivron n.m.
the pepper (vegetable. Not spice)
1210
tarte Tatin n.f.
the arte Tatin; upside-down apple cake
1211
poulet n.m.
the chicken
1212
gigot n.m.
the leg (as in meat)
1213
myrtille n.f.
the blueberry
1214
cassoulet n.m.
the stew of haricot beans and meat
1215
faux-filet n.m.
the sirloin
1216
avocat n.m. [fruit]
the avocado
1217
truite n.f.
the trout
1218
courgette n.f.
the zucchini
1219
petit pois n.m.
the pea (vegetable)
1220
purée n.f.
the mashed potatoes; puree
1221
pomme de terre n.f.
the potatoes
1222
citron vert n.m.
the lime
1223
aubergine n.f.
the eggplant
1224
cachou n.m.
the cachou; licorice flavor
1225
dinde n.f.
the turkey
1226
saumon n.m.
The salmon
1227
poireau n.m.
the leek
1228
persil n.m.
the parsley
1229
melon n.m.
the melon
1230
vin n.m.
the wine
1231
haricot rouge n.m.
the red bean; kidney bean
1232
haricot n.m.
the bean
1233
oignon n.m.
the onion
1234
soupe n.f.
the soup
1235
tilleul n.m.
the linden; closely related to a lime tree/flavoring
1236
sauce maison n.f.
the homemade sauce
1237
radis n.m.
the radish
1238
vin blanc n.m.
The white wine
1239
chou de Bruxelles n.m.
The Brussel sprouts
1240
épi n.m.
the ear (as in an ear of corn)
1241
bordeaux n.m.
the bordeaux (from the bordeaux region)
1242
oignon blanc n.m.
the white onion; spring onion
1243
légume n.m.
The vegetable
1244
céleri n.m.
The celary
1245
thym n.m.
the thyme
1246
courge n.f.
the squash
1247
concombre n.m.
the cucumber
1248
alcool n.m.
the alcohol
1249
ail n.m.
The garlic
1250
agneau n.m.
The lamb
1251
pomme vapeur n.f.
The steamed potato
1252
sorbet n.m.
the sorbet
1253
chou-fleur n.m.
the cauliflower
1254
riesling n.m.
the riesling
1255
pistache n.f.
The pistachio
1256
infusion n.f.
the herbal team
1257
camembert n.m.
The camembert (cheese)
1258
verveine n.f.
The verbena tea (lemon flavoring)
1259
nectar n.m.
The nectar
1260
déca n.m.
The decaf (shortened for decaffinated coffee)
1261
bifteck n.m.
The beef steak
1262
paella n.f.
the paella
1263
touron n.m.
The tureen (Spanish confectionery resembling nougat, made from almonds and honey)
1264
mousse n.f.
the mousee
1265
fleur d'oranger n.f.
the orange blossom
1266
pâte d'amande n.f.
The almond paste
1267
pâte brisée n.f.
the broken dough; short pastry; filo pastry
1268
noisette n.f.
the hazelnut
1269
meringue n.f.
the meringue
1270
éclair n.m. [orage]
the eclair (pastry)
1271
ragoût n.m.
the stew
1272
fromage blanc n.m.
the cream cheese; white cheese
1273
Sancerre n.pr.
THE WHITE WINE FROM France's Loire Valley (SIMILAR TO SAVIGNON BLANC)
1274
citrouille n.f.
THE PUMPKIN
1275
sandwich n.m.
THE SANDWICH
1276
choucroute n.f.
THE SAUERKRAUT
1277
baie n.f.
the bay (leaf/spice)
1278
laitage n.m.
the dairy product
1279
riz n.m.
the rice
1280
grillade n.f.
the grilled meat
1281
sauté
Sautéed
1282
saucisse n.f.
the sausage
1283
colza n.m.
the rapeseed (used in oils, similar to canola oil)
1284
crème glacée n.f.
the ice cream
1285
avocat n.m. [justice]
the avocado
1286
olive n.f.
An olive
1287
friandise n.f.
the delicacy
1288
farine n.f.
the flour
1289
rôti n.m.
the roast
1290
veau n.m.
The veal
1291
coque n.f.
the shell
1292
boeuf n.m.
The beef
1293
côtelette n.f.
the chop; cutlet
1294
ketchup n.m.
The ketchup
1295
nourrissant
nutritious; nourishing
1296
beurré
buttered
1297
régal n.m.
the treat; delight
1298
complet
full; complete
1299
excellent
excellent
1300
nature
natural; plain
1301
délicieux
delicious
1302
acide
acid; bitter; sharp
1303
frais
fresh; cooled; new
1304
sucré
sweetened
1305
amer
bitter
1306
aigre
sour
1307
copieux
copious; substantial
1308
rassis
stale
1309
appétissant
appetizing
1310
fade
insipid; bland
1311
épicé
spice
1312
sauté
sauteed
1313
brûler v.
to burn
1314
cuire v.
To cook
1315
grillé
grilled; toast
1316
rôti
Roasted
1317
en papillote
cooked in foil parcels
1318
saignant
rare; underdone
1319
farci
stuffed
1320
à point
medium rare
1321
cuit
well done; cooked
1322
cuisson n.f.
The cooking
1323
fumé
Smoked
1324
garnir v.
To garnish; fill; stuff; decorate
1325
brûlant
burning; (boiling) hot
1326
poêlé
fried
1327
carboniser v.
To burn to a cinder
1328
paille n.f.
the straw
1329
pot n.m.
The pot
1330
assiette n.f.
A plate
1331
corbeille n.f.
the basket; tray
1332
plat n.m.
the flat; meal; dish
1333
verre n.m.
A glass; lens; drink
1334
sachet n.m.
the bag; sachet; packet
1335
plateau n.m. [objet]
The tray; board
1336
théière n.f.
The teapot
1337
plateau à fromages n.m.
the cheese board
1338
bouteille n.f.
The bottle
1339
casserole n.f.
The saucepan
1340
passe-plat n.m.
The serving hatch; pass-through
1341
bouilloire n.f.
the kettle
1342
mixeur n.m.
the mixer
1343
couteau n.m.
the knife
1344
fourchette n.f.
the fork
1345
bouchon n.m. [bouteille]
the cork
1346
essoreuse n.f.
the salad spinner
1347
tire-bouchon n.m.
the corkscrew
1348
tasse n.f.
the cup
1349
poêle n.f.
the frying pan
1350
carafe n.f.
the jug; pitcher
1351
capsule n.f.
the capsule; cap; top
1352
barbecue n.m.
the barbecue
1353
saladier n.m.
The salad bowl
1354
cassole n.f.
the casserole; earthenware
1355
bidon n.m.
the can; tin (UK); belly
1356
décapsuleur n.m.
the bottle opener
1357
ustensile n.m.
The utensil; tool; implement
1358
conserve n.f.
The tin (UK); can (US); canned food; tinned food (UK)
1359
fourneau n.m.
The stove; furnace
1360
couvert n.m.
the knife, fork and spoon; cutlery
1361
couvercle n.m.
the lid
1362
réchaud n.m.
the stove; burner
1363
tournebroche n.m.
The spit
1364
pressoir n.m.
The winepress
1365
cuillère n.f.
the spoon; soupspoon; tablespoon
1366
bolée n.f.
the little bowl
1367
soucoupe n.f.
the saucer (for a cup)
1368
canif n.m.
the knife; penknife pocket knife
1369
dessous-de-plat n.m.
the tablemat; hot pad
1370
éplucheur n.m.
the peeler
1371
bol n.m.
the bowl
1372
service n.m.
the dessous-de-plat
1373
servir v.
To serve; use; help
1374
passer une commande
To place an order
1375
restaurant n.m.
The restaurant
1376
menu n.m.
the menu
1377
spécialité n.f.
the speciality; chef's speciality; local dish
1378
couper v.
To cut; cut off
1379
broyer v.
To grind; crush
1380
transvaser v.
Ti decant; pour
1381
avaler v.
To swallow
1382
préparer v.
Ti prepare; cook; get . . . ready
1383
étaler v.
Ti display; spread
1384
manger v.
To eat
1385
avoir faim
To be hungry
1386
boire v.
To drink
1387
mélanger v.
To mix
1388
déguster v.
To enjoy; taste
1389
presser v.
To squeeze; press; speed up
1390
dîner v.
To have dinner
1391
appétit n.m.
An appetite
1392
cuisiner v.
To cook
1393
allécher v.
To tempt; lure
1394
se régaler v.
To have a delicious meal; have a wonderful time; feast
1395
bon appétit
have a good meal
1396
siroter v.
To sip
1397
ajouter v.
To add
1398
dévorer v.
To devour
1399
festin n.m.
The feast
1400
égoutter v.
To drain
1401
poêler v.
To fry; stir fry
1402
mettre le couvert; mettre la table
To set the table (x2)
1403
éplucher v.
To peel
1404
concocter v.
To concoct
1405
écailler v.
To scale; open; chip
1406
piler v.
To crush; grind
1407
déboucher v.
TO unblock; uncork
1408
moudre v.
TO grind; mill
1409
assaisonnement n.m.
A dressing; seasoning
1410
démouler v.
TO turn out of a mould; remove from a mould
1411
peler v.
TO PEEL
1412
râper v.
TO grate; grind
1413
pétrir v.
TO KNEAD
1414
congeler v.
TO FREEZE
1415
souper v.
TO HAVE DINNER (NOT DîNER)
1416
aiguiser v.
TO sharpen
1417
affamé
famished; starved
1418
alimentation n.f.
A diet; supply; nutrition
1419
pèse-personne n.m
THE SCALE; WEIGHING SCALE
1420
La carte de vins
the wine list
1421
Le plat du jour
the dish of the day
1422
Une étoile
A star
1423
La cave
The cellar; cave
1424
LES bas
THE STOCKINGS
1425
LE BOUTON
THE BUTTON
1426
LA bretelle
The strap; shoulder strap
1427
La cabine d'essayage
the fitting room; dressing room; changing room
1428
Le catalogue
The catalog
1429
La ceinture
the belt
1430
Le col
the collar
1431
Le collant
the tights; panyhose
1432
convenir
To fit; suit
1433
La culotte
the panties
1434
La laine
the wool
1435
La manche
the sleeve
1436
Se sentir
to feel
1437
tacher
to stain
1438
taché
stained; marked; dirty
1439
La taille
the size
1440
Le velours
The velvet
1441
La veste
the jacket
