Notre-Dame de Paris - Le Vocabulaire Principal Flashcards

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abrégé (m)
allocution (f)
archive (f)
fiche (f)

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AB: summary, synopsis
AL: address, short speech
AR: records, files
F: record

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airain (m)
joyau (m)
plomb (m)

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AI: bronze
J: jewel, gem
P: lead [metal], fuse, pellet

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adhérent(e)
confrère (m)
membre (m)

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A: member
CO: colleage, fellow
M: limb, member

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affluence (f)

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crowd

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bélier (m)
colombe (f)
fauvette (f)
manchot (m)
rongeur (m)
sanglier (m)
taupe (f)

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B: ram
COL: dove
F: warbler
M: penguin
RO: rodent
S: boar, wild boar
T: mole [bird or spy]

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aiguillon (m)

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sting, stinger

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aimant (m)
attendrissement (m)

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AIM: magnet (but affectionate/loving as adjective)
ATT: tenderness, affection

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antre (m)
astre (m)
repaire (m)

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ANT & R: lair, den
AST: star

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approbation (f)
consécration (f)
éloge (m)
étreinte (f)
reconnaissance (f)

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A: approval, endorsement, agreement
C: validation, endorsement, recognition
ÉL: praise
ÉT: embrace, hug, squeeze, grip
REC: recognition, acknowledgement, gratitude, gratefulness

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bille (f)
carreau (m)
futaie (f), madrier (m)

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B: marble, ball, little ball
CA: pane, tile
FUT & MA: timber

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assistance (f)
auditoire (m)

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ASS: assistance/help, audience/attendance
AUD: audience

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saccade (f)
secousse (f)

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SA: jerk, jolt, bump, twitch
SE: tremor, jolt

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débris (m)

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fragments, pieces, remains, leftovers

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boyau (m)
croc (m)
entrailles (f, pl)
gosier (m)
moelle (f)
salive (f)

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B: guts, intestine
CROC: fang, tooth
EN: guts, innards, bowels
GO: throat
MO: marrow
S: saliva

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émanation (f)

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odour, expression, manifestation, sign

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piste (f)

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track, runway, path, trail

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recette (f)
revenu (m)

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REC: recipe, receipt/revenue/income
REV: income, earnings, revenue

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enchaînement (m)

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chain, series, succession

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dépot (m)
entrepôt (m)

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D: delivery, deposit, warehouse
E: warehouse

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épanouissement (m)
satiété (f)

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É: fulfillment
S: satisfaction, gratification

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allumette (f)
cognée (f), hache (f)

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A: match, matchstick
C & H: axe

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épouvantail (m)

affolement (m)
épouvante (f)
frayeur (f)
frisson (m)

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ÉPOUVANTAIL: scarecrow

A: panic
ÉPOUVANTE: horror, terror
FRA: fright, fear
FRI: shiver, shakes

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essai (m)
tentative (f)

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try, attempt

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étoffe (f)

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material, fabric, cloth

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affront (m) injure (f)
A: affront, insult I: insult
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formule (f) philtre (m) sortilège (m)
F: method, option, spell, formula P: potion S: spell, magin spell
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culte (m) manie (f) moeurs (f, pl) usage (m)
C: cult, worship, service, religion MA: habit, compulsion MOE: customs, traditions U: use, custom, function
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besogne (f) main-d'oeuvre (f)
B: worry, labour M: labour, workforce
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caprice (f)
whim, tantrum
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cave (f) grotte (f)
C: cellar GRO: cave
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armature (f) charpente (f) structure (f)
framework [construction]
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cicatrice (f) croûte (f) germe (m) plaie (f)
CI: scar CR: crust, scab G: sprout, germ/bacteria, seedling PL: wound, cut
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étincelle (f) lampadaire (m), réverbère (m) mèche (f)
E: spark L & R: streetlight M: wick, fuse
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conjoncture (f) locution (f)
C: situation, context, conditions L: phrase, expression
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contenance (f)
capacity
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moisson (f) récolte (f)
M: harvest R: harvest, crop
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décadence (f)
decline
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décharge (f)
landfill
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défense (f)
defence, ban, prohibition
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défaillance (f) défaite déroute (f)
DÉFAILL: misstep/error, failure/fault DÉFAITE: defeat DÉR: defeat, disaster/ruin
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éclatement (m) emportement (m) furie (f)
ÉC: bursting, explosion, splitting EM: impetus/impulse, anger/rage/outburst F: fury, rage
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geôle (f) prison (f)
prison, jail
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malédiction (f) méchanceté (f) mésaventure (f) miséricorde (f)
MAL: curse MÉC: ill-will, malice, nastiness, spiteful, maliciousness MÉS: misfortune MIS: mercy
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algue (f) bouleau (m) bûche (f) bulle (f) canicule (f) écume (f) flaque flot (m) lierre (m) mare (f) marée (f) nid (m) ondée (f) rosée (f) ruche (f)
A: seaweed BO: birch BÛC: log BUL: bubble CA: heatwave ÉC: foam, froth FLA: puddle FLO: swell/surge [of a tide], flood L: ivy MARE: pond MARÉE: tide N: nest O: [rain] shower RO: dew RU: hive, beehive
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moue (f)
pout
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arrêté (m) contrebande (f) délivrance (f) douane (f) incartade (f) passe-droit (m) patente (f) peine de mort (f) plaidoirie (f) préjugé (m) réclamation (f) serment (m) suffrage (m)
A: decree, order C: smuggling, black market, smuggled goods DÉ: release, liberation DO: customs INC: misdemeanour PASSE: privilege PAT: patent, duty/tax/levy PEINE DE MORT: death sentence PLAIDOIRIE: plea, defence speech PRÉJUGÉ: prejudice, bias RÉ: complaint SE: oath, promise SU: vote
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incrédulité (f) péripétie (f) stupeur (f)
I: disbelief P: incident/event, surprise/shift S: astonishment, shock
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piété (f)
devotion
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réticence (f)
reluctance
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récréation (f) répit (m) sursis (m) trêve (f)
RÉC: break/break time/recess, leisure time, downtime RÉP & S: reprieve T: truce, break
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renommée (f)
reputation, fame
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réplique (f)
replica, copy, aftershock
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bord (m) confins (m) étendue (f) pourtour (m)
B: edge, rim, (river) bank, ship/vessel C: border/boundary, edge/fringes, limits, extremes É: stretch, expanse, area P: periphery, perimeter
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chaussée (f) grille (f) repère (m) roue (f)
C: pavement, road G: railings RE: landmark, point of reference RO: wheel
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retard (m) temporisation (f)
delay
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tribu (f)
tribe
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branle (m)
swaying, detest
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broc (m)
jug, pitcher
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coup d'oeil (m) coup de main (m)
D'OEIL: look, glance DE MAIN: help, hand, helping hand
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brin (m)
blade, strand, filament
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nuée (f) pénombre (f) point(e) du jour (m, f)
N: cloud, swarm PÉ: darkness PO: break of day, dawn
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abus (m) débordement (m)
A: excess, abuse, misuse D: overflowing, excess, misbehaviour
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corollaire (m) dénouement (m) inconséquence (f) issue (f) retentissement (m) retombée (f)
C: consequence D: outcome IN: incoherence, inconsistency, recklessness IS: exit/way out, outcome/conclusion RETEN: effect, repercussions RÉTOM: come down/fall out, repercussions, consequences
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dépit (m)
disappointment, chagrin, bitterness
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faîte (m)
ridge/apex, summit/top/pinnacle
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fossé (m)
ditch
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frémissement (m)
murmur
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libre arbitre (m)
free will
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néant (m)
none, void, nothing, nothingness
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pan (m)
section, part, side, face
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péage (m)
toll
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durcissement (m) penchant (m)
D: hardening P: soft spot, weakness, liking
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quai (m)
platform, quay
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froissement (m) grondement (m) grognement (m) gronderie (f) rugissement (f)
F: rustling, crumpling GRON: grow, growling, rumble, roar GROG: grunt, growl GRON: rumbling, growling R: roar
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soubassement (m)
base, basis, foundation, ground level
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sève (f) suc (m)
sap
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bâtard(e) sottice (f)
B: bastard S: nonsense
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docte (f)
learned man/woman, know-it-all
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chaland (m) mendiant(e) vieux/vieille (m ou f)
C: regular [customer] M: beggar V: elderly person
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combles (m, pl) grenier (m)
attic, loft
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orient (m) occident (m)
OR: east OC: west
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excroissance (f) grosseur (m)
E: growth G: size, weight, lump/growth
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cercueil (m)
coffin, casket
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amas (m) encombrement (m) entassement (m) monceau (m)
pile, heap
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pressentiment (m)
feeling, sense, intuition, premonition
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gravats (m, pl) moellon (m) vestige (m)
G & M: rubble V: remnant
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guise (f) à ma/sa guise
GUISE: as you like/please À (adv): as I/you please/wish
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amaigrissement (m)
weight loss, slimming (down)
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bosse (f)
bump, lump
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déclinaison (f) écart (m) lacune (f)
D: range, variation, diversification, adaptation É: difference, distance, gap, space, interval L: shortcoming, gap
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demande (f) requête (f)
request
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gage (m) gages (m, pl)
GAGE: pledge, deposit, security, token, forfeit/penalty GAGES: wage, pay
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estime (f) ressort (m) sang-froid (m)
E: esteem, respect, regard R: spring, resilience/energy, motive/motivation, responsibility S: self-control
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franchise (f)
outspokenness, candour, excess, frankness, openness
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rame (f)
oar, paddle
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contenu (m) teneur (f)
content
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sceau (m)
seal, stamp
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écuelle (f) régal (m) ripaille (f)
É: bowl RÉG: treat, delight, feast, joy RIP: feast
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braise (f), tison (m)
ember
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claustration (f)
confinement
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allégresse (f) amabilité (f) attendrissement (m) décence (f) délice (m) empressement (m) engouement (m) finesse (f) jouissance (f) netteté (f) propreté (f)
AL: joy, enthusiasm DÉC: courtesy, decensy AM: kindness, amiability, politeness, coutesy AT: tenderness, affection DÉC: courtesy, decency DÉL: delicacy, delight, joy, pleasure EM: haste, eagerness, enthusiasm EN: passion, enthusiasm F: delicacy, sharpness, keenness, subtlety J: enjoyment, pleasure N: clearness/clarity, sharpness, tidiness PR: cleanliness
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domestique (m, f) laquais (m)
servant
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tournant (m) tournée (f) tournure (f)
TOURNANT: corner/bend, turning point TOURNÉE: round TOURNURE: turn/direction, evolution, structure/construction
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surlendemain (m) veille (f)
S: 2 days later/after V: the day/evening before
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digue (f) puits (m, pl)
D: dyke, barrier PUITS: well
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fiançailles (f, pl)
engagement
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fouillis (m)
jumble, muddle, clutter, mess [adj] = messy, untidy
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envers (m)
other side, underside, back, behind [adj] = to, towards
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délabrement (m)
disrepair, dilapidation, deterioration
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bêtise (f) bêtises (f, pl)
BÊTISE: stupidity, mistake, something stupid, nothing, rubbish BÊTISES: nonsense
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bond (m)
leap, jump, bound
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verve (f)
eloquence, expressiveness
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fente (f) fissure (f)
FEN: crack, slit, gap FIS: crack, fissure
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toile d'araignée (f)
spiderweb
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poignée (f)
handle, handful, fistful
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instance (f)
authority, insistence
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embûche (f) évasion (f)
EM: trap, pitfall, snare, hazard, danger ÉV: escape
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éclair (m) foudre (f)
É: lightning, flash F: lightning
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perdition (f) sanglot (m)
P: distress S: sobbing, crying, tears
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trésor (m)
treasure, wealth
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séjour (m)
stay, destination, living room
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dot (m)
dowry
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aspect (m) mine (f) coquetterie (f)
A: appearance/look, aspect M: appearance/look/complexion, mine C: elegance, style, flirting, interest in your appearance
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appauvrissement (m) dénuement (m) manquement (m) privation (f)
A: impoverishment D: deprivation, povery, hardship M: failure, breach, lack, negligence P: privation/deprivation, withdrawal/removal
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abîme (m)
abyss
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agacement (m) énervement (m) émeute (f) meute (f)
A & ÉN: irritation, annoyance ÉM: disturbance, riot M: pack [of dogs, wolves]
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affectation (f) disposition (f)
A: allocation, assignment, posting D: positioning/placement, layout/arrangement, service/disposal, tendency/trend
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aggression (f) brimades (f) brutalité (f) harcèlement (m)
bullying
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cap (m) conduite (f)
CA: course, direction CO: conduct/behaviour, driving, management/direction
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filière (f) filet (m)
FILIÈRE: procedure, channel, network, pathway, industry FILET: net
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supplice (m) torture (f) remue-ménage (m) surmenage (m)
SUP & T: torture R: commotion SUR: overwork, stress, burnout
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convalescence (f), guérison (f) quarantaine (f) recours (m)
C, GU: recovery Q: 40, quarantine R: resort, solution, recourse, help/aid, plea
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bandeau (m)
blindfold
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apogée (m) point culminant (m)
climax
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bienfaiteur (m), bienfaitrice (f) bénéfice (m) charité (f)
BIE: benefactor BÉN: profit, benefit, advantage C: charity, favour
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casse-croûte (m) collation (f) snack (m)
snack
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chômage (m) heure creuse (f) heure de pointe (f)
C: unemployment H...C: off-peak time/period H...DE P: rush hour
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intrus(e) (m/f) logeur (m), logeuse (f)
I: intruder LOG: landlord, landlady
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entrave (f)
shackle, hindrance/constraint
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justesse (f)
accuracy, precision
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marelle (f)
hopscotch