Lesson 1

Question 1

Moteur de recherche

Answer 1

Search engine, broswer

Question 2

Avec précaution

Answer 2

Gingerly

Question 3

Affuté (lame), vif, assidu

Answer 3

Keen (sharp, eager, intense, sensitive,)

> keen sense of smell

Question 4

Delicatesse

Answer 4

Tact (ability to say the right thing)

> By the use of tact

Question 5

Rare

Answer 5

Scarce (hard to get)

Question 6

Fardeau

Answer 6

Burden (what is carried)

> carry the burden

Question 7

Enquêter, investiguer, examiner

Answer 7

Probe (search into, examine thoroughly, investigate)

> the lawyer probed the man’mind

Question 8

Négliger

Answer 8

Neglect (give too little attention/care)

Question 9

Défaut, vice, tare

Answer 9

Defect (fault, that which is wrong)

Question 10

Tromper, duper, abuser qqn

Answer 10

Deceive (mislead someone, make someone beleive as true sth false

Question 11

Poignet

Answer 11

Wrist

Question 12

Balance, mouchard, cafteur

Answer 12

Snitch

I m not perfect, I m not snitch but I can tell you she a bitch

Question 13

Endormi

Answer 13

Drowsy

Question 14

Étourdi, pris de vertige

Answer 14

Dizzy

Question 15

Mûr, avancé

Answer 15

Ripe

Question 16

Irritable

Answer 16

Peevish

Question 17

Râper

Answer 17

Grate

Question 18

Evaluer, estimer

Answer 18

Appraise

Question 19

Locataire

Answer 19

Tenant

Question 20

Aérer

Answer 20

Air, ventilate

Question 21

Ennuyeux, terne, sans intérêt

Answer 21

Full

Question 22

Glacière

Answer 22

Cooler
Ice-box
Esky

Question 23

Periode, se priver

Answer 23

Stint

> Put plently of Rum in the punch don’t stint!

Question 24

Grignoteur

Answer 24

Nibbler

Question 25

Agile, vif

Answer 25

Nimble > Kate had nimble fingers perfect for that job > Kelsey has a nimble mind

Question 26

Ennuyeux, pénible, fastidieux

Answer 26

Tedious | > the dinner party was tedious

Question 27

Terne, morne, gris (sans couleurs)

Answer 27

Drab | > drab clothes

Question 28

Cajoleur, enjôleur

Answer 28

Coaxer (one who gently urges, persuades)

Question 29

Trop curieux, fouineur

Answer 29

Nosy

Question 30

Fouiner, fourrer son nez, espionner

Answer 30

Snoop

Question 31

Sans pitié, impitoyable

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Ruthless

Question 32

Recuit (métal, verre)

Answer 32

Annealed

Question 33

Carresser, coup, AVC

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Stroke (v+noum) > she stroked the cat's fur > he received 40 strokes

Question 34

coquin, insolent, effronté, impertinent

Answer 34

Cheeky

Question 35

Prétentieux

Answer 35

Cocky

Question 36

Pervers, coquin

Answer 36

Kinky

Question 37

Se pencher en avant

Answer 37

Bend over

Question 38

Semelle de chaussure | Exclusif

Answer 38

Sole > the sole of of his shoes > chocolate is my sole pleasure

Question 39

Griller un feu

Answer 39

Run a traffic light

Question 40

Stupéfiant, sensationnel

Answer 40

Stunning

Question 41

Cintre

Answer 41

Hanger

Question 42

Boiter

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To limp

Question 43

Scotch

Answer 43

Tape, sticky tape, scotch tape

Question 44

Pâle, blafard, terreux | Friand à la viande

Answer 44

Pasty > to look pasty

Question 45

Tenace, têtu, obstiné

Answer 45

Stubborn

Question 46

Plein de courants d air

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Drafty

Question 47

Pur, immaculé

Answer 47

Pristine

Question 48

Agité (sens propre), nerveux

Answer 48

Fidgety | > Owen makes me nervous because he si always fidgety

Question 49

Enjoué, jovial

Answer 49

Jaunty | > I could play with those jaunty kittens for hours

Question 50

Coccinelle

Answer 50

Ladybird

Question 51

Libellule

Answer 51

Dragonfly

Question 52

Étrangement, bizarrement

Answer 52

Querelle

Question 53

Prévaloir, prédominer, être le plus important

Answer 53

Prevail

Question 54

Fourmi

Answer 54

Ant

Question 55

Préliminaire

Answer 55

Fore play

Question 56

Parc d attraction

Answer 56

Amusement parc

Question 57

Y a moyen (poli)

Answer 57

By any chance | Is there any chance

Question 58

A la file, aviron

Answer 58

In a row

Question 59

On s occupe de vous

Answer 59

Have you been looked after?

Question 60

Aileron

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Fin

Question 61

Poteau

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Pool

Question 62

Aller nager

Answer 62

Go for a sim

Question 63

Avouer

Answer 63

Confess

Question 64

Immédiatement (expression)

Answer 64

At the drop of a hat

Question 65

Imbécile, idiot, pigeon

Answer 65

Fool

Question 66

Compréhensif

Answer 66

Understanding, sympathetic

Question 67

Fait de substituer qqn a qqn Maternité de substitution Remplacement

Answer 67

Surrogacy

Question 68

Salope, pute, conne | Pire expression anglaise

Answer 68

Cunt

Question 69

Sérieux, honnête, grand

Answer 69

Earnest > Adam is an earnest young man who has no time for jokes > Linda made an earnest request for forgiveness

Question 70

Fief

Answer 70

Fiefdom

Question 71

Repousser, rejeter qqch/qqn

Answer 71

Spurn

Question 72

Se faufiler, se glisser

Answer 72

Sneak

Question 73

Vantard | Se vanter

Answer 73

Braggart | To brag

Question 74

Stipend

Answer 74

Stipend

Question 75

Couper en morceaux | Côtelette

Answer 75

Chop | Chips

Question 76

Oie

Answer 76

Goose

Question 77

Civilités, propos aimables

Answer 77

Pleasantries

Question 78

Employé, réceptionniste

Answer 78

Clerk