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1
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[Eng] Crevé, mort (informel)

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Knackered

[‘nakerd]

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[Eng] Doute, appréhension

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Misgiving

[mis ´giving]

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[Eng] Avoir des doutes quant à

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To have misgivings about

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[Eng] L’idée même me remplit d’appréhension

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The whole idea fills me with misgiving

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[Eng] Aubaine, filon

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Bonanza

[beu’nandza]

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[Eng] Comportement, allure, maintien

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Demeanour

[deu’mineur]

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[Eng] Personne qui vole une voiture pour faire un tour

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Joyrider

[‘djoyrider]

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[Eng] Agression d’un inconnu filmée par l’agresseur

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Happy slapping

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9
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[Eng] Perspicacité, flair

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Acumen

[‘akiumeun]

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10
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[Eng] Sens des affaires

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Business acumen

[‘akiumeun]

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11
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[Eng] Enlever, kidnapper

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Abduct

[eub’deukt]

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12
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[Eng] Qui dure, (très) long

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Protracted

[preu’tractid]

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[Eng] Incrustation

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Inlay

[inlay]

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14
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[Eng] Savoureux, mangeable (edible)

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Palatable

[´paleuteubeul]

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15
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[Eng] Gonflé, boursouflé

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Bloated

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16
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[Eng] Se sentir ballonné

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To feel bloated

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17
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[Eng] Situation difficile ou malencontreuse

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Predicament

[pre’dikeumeunt]

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18
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[Eng] Scaphandre autonome

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Scuba

[´skou-ba]

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19
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[Eng] Optimisme de voir du positif dans une situation négative

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Silver lining

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20
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[Eng] Guindé, emprunté

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Stilted

[´stiltid]

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21
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[Eng] S’envaser, s’ensabler

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To silt up

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22
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[Eng] Pilotis

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Stilt

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23
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[Eng] Sur pilotis

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Stilted

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24
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[Eng] Carotte et bâton

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Carrot and stick

[‘carot]

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25
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[Eng] Faire des folies dans les magasins

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To go on a shopping spree

[´spri-]

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26
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[Eng] Faire la fête

A

To go on a spree

[´spri-]

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27
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[Eng] Aimant

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Magnet

[´magnit]

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28
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[Eng] Hydrophile

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Hydrophilic

[´haïdro’philic]

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29
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[Eng] Lèpre

A

Leprosy

[´lèpreussi]

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30
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[Eng] Abattre (un animal)

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To cull

[‘kho-le]

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31
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[Eng] Pédophile (n)

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Pedophile

[´pido,fïle]

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32
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[Eng] Pédophile (adj)

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Paedophilliac

[´pèdo,phi-liac]

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33
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[Eng] Glacière

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Cool box

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34
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[Eng] Parcourir, errer

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To roam

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35
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[Eng] Aller aux quatre coins du monde

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To roam the seven seas

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36
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[Eng] Laisser vagabonder ses pensées

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Allow one’s thoughts to roam

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37
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[Eng] Courtiser, chercher à plaire à

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To woo

[vou]

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38
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[Eng] Attirer les clients

A

Woo customers

[vou]

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39
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[Eng] Adroit, habile

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Deft

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40
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[Eng] Chatte (vagin)

A

Cunt

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41
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[Eng] Salop, salope

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Cunt

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42
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[Eng] Marché

A

Mart

[ma-t]

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43
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[Eng] Câliner, caresser

A

Cuddle

[‘keudeu.l]

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44
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[Eng] Bouffée

A

Puff

[pa-f]

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45
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[Eng] Être à bout de souffle

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To be out of puff

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46
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[Eng] Examiner minutieusement

A

To vet

[vhè-t]

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47
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[Eng] Ils ont soigneusement examiné sa candidature avant de l’embaucher

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She was thoroughly vetted for the job

[´vhè-tid]

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48
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[Eng] À fond

A

Thoroughly

[´theu reuli]

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49
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[Eng] Le comité doit approuver toutes les dépenses au-delà de

A

The committee has to vet any expenditure exceeding

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50
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[Eng] Comité

A

Committee

[keu.’mi.thi]

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51
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[Eng] Dépense

A

Expenditure

[ek’spen.ditcheur]

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52
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[Eng] Carillon

A

Chime

[tchaïme]

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53
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[Eng] Bien informé + perspicace

A

Savvy

[‘savi]

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54
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[Eng] Peu sincère

A

Disingenuous

[,disin ´dgè-nuousse]

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55
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[Eng] Lancer ou remuer

A

Toss

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56
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[Eng] «she was born» in past form

A

She had been born

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57
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[Eng] Décliner une offre mais rester ouvert pour plus tard

A

To take a rain check on an offer

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58
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[Eng] Kinky (2)

A

Involving or given to unusual sexual behavior
For clothes, sexually provocative in an unusual way

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59
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[Eng] Vanilla

+ 2 ex

A

Vanilla [veu’nila]

Ordinary, standard, having no special or extra feature

  • Plain vanilla domestic life
  • The origin vanilla MP3 standard
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60
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[Eng] I’m stumped

A

Je sèche, je ne sais pas quoi faire

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61
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[Eng] Duck tape

A

Or Duct tape

Ruban adhésif toilé (duck) pour le bricolage

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62
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[Eng] Doe

A

Biche, lapine

[do]

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63
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[Eng] grassroots

A

Organisation involving ordinary people

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64
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[Eng] Glace en bâtonnet

A

Popsicle

[‘pop sikeul]

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65
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[Eng] Assignation à comparaître

+ étymologie

A

Subpoena

[sseu ´pi na]

Sub poena: under penalty

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66
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[Eng] Royaume, domaine

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Realm

[‘rèlme]

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67
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[Eng] Radin

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Stingy

[‘sthi ngy]

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68
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[Eng] Ils ne lésinent jamais sur la nourriture

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They’re never stingy about food

[‘sthi ngy]

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69
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[Eng] C’est du domaine du possible

A

It’s within the realms of possibility

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70
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[Eng] Stingy

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Radin

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71
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[Eng] Realm

A

Royaume, domaine

[‘rèlme]

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72
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[Eng] Subpoena

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Assignation à comparaître

[sseu ´pi na]

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73
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[Eng] Popsicle

A

Glace en bâtonnet

[‘pop sikeul]

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74
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[Eng] Biche

A

Doe

[do]

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75
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[Eng] Ruban adhésif toilé pour le bricolage

A

Duck tape / Duct tape

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76
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[Eng] Je sèche, je ne sais pas quoi faire

A

I’m stumped

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77
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[Eng] Involving or given to unusual sexual behavior

A

Kinky

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78
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[Eng] Toss

A

Lancer ou remuer

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79
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[Eng] She had been born

A

«she was born» in past form

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80
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[Eng] To take a rain check on an offer

A

Décliner une offre mais rester ouvert pour plus tard

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81
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[Eng] Disingenuous

A

Peu sincère

[,disin ´dgè-nuousse]

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82
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[Eng] Savvy

A

Bien informé + perspicace

[‘savi]

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83
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[Eng] Chime

A

Carillon

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84
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[Eng] Expenditure

A

Dépense

[ek’spen.ditcheur]

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85
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[Eng] To vet

A

Examiner minutieusement

[vhè-t]

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86
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[Eng] Puff

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Bouffée

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87
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[Eng] Cuddle

A

Câliner, caresser

[‘keudeu.l]

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88
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[Eng] Cunt (2)

A

Salop, salope
Chatte (vagin)

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89
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[Eng] Deft

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Habile, adroit

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90
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[Eng] To woo

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Courtiser, chercher à plaire à

[vou]

91
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[Eng] To roam

A

Parcourir, errer

92
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[Eng] To cull

A

Abattre (un animal)

[‘kho-le]

93
Q

[Eng] To go on a spree

A

Faire la fête

[´spri-]

94
Q

[Eng] Stilted (2)

A

Sur pilotis
Guindé, emprunté

95
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[Eng] To silt up

A

S’envaser, s’ensabler

96
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[Eng] Predicament

A

Situation difficile ou malencontreuse

[pre’dikeumeunt]

97
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[Eng] Palatable

A

Savoureux, mangeable (edible)

[´paleuteubeul]

98
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[Eng] Inlay

A

Incrustation

99
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[Eng] Protracted

A

Qui dure, (très) long

[preu’tractid]

100
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[Eng] To abduct

A

Enlever, kidnapper

[eub’deukt]

101
Q

[Eng] Acumen

A

Perspicacité, flair

[‘akiumeun]

102
Q

[Eng] Demeanour

A

Comportement, allure, maintien

[deu’mineur]

103
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[Eng] Bonanza

A

Aubaine, filon

[beu’nandza]

104
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[Eng] Misgiving

A

Doute, appréhension

[mis ´giving]

105
Q

[Eng] Knackered

A

Crevé, mort (informel)

106
Q

[Eng] Étui de revolver

A

Holster

[´hol steur]

107
Q

[Eng] Holster

[´hol steur]

A

Étui de revolver

108
Q

[Eng] Crime sérieux

A

Felony

[‘Fè- leu. ni]

109
Q

[Eng] Crime moins grave

A

Misdemeanour

[,mis. de ‘mi neur]

110
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[Eng] Criminel grave

A

Felon

[fè- lone]

111
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[Eng] Délinquant (anglais)

A

Offender

[eu. ´fèn deur]

112
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[Eng] Délit

A

Offence

[eu. ´fènce]

113
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[Eng] Capitaux investis

A

Vested interests

114
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[Eng] Vested interests (2)

+ ex

A

Capitaux investis
(En général) intérêts

There are vested interests in industry opposed to…
= Ceux qui ont des intérêts dans l’industrie s’opposent à

115
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[Eng] Cela dérange trop de gens influents

A

There are too many vested interests

116
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[Eng] Avoir directement intérêt à faire qqc

A

To have a vested interest in doing sthg

117
Q

[Eng] Irrégulier, inégal

+ 2 exemples

A

Ragged

[‘ra guide]

  • Ragtime
  • ragged coastline: côte échancrée
118
Q

[Eng] Sourire grimaçant

A

Crooked smile

[‘croo kid]

119
Q

[Eng] Dentelle (2)

A

Lace, lacework

[´laice] [‘laicework]

120
Q

[Eng] Froisser, froncer

+ ex

A

To crinkle

[´crinkeul]

Ex: his eyes crinkling at her

121
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[Eng] Effraction (2)

A

Breaking and entering
[‘ent ering]
Housebreaking
[´house..,brea-king]

122
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[Eng] Complicité (légal)

A

Aiding and abetting

[´eï-ding]
[eu ´bè.ting]

123
Q

[Eng] Être complice de qqn

A

To aid and abet somebody

[eï-d]
[eu ´bè-t]

124
Q

[Eng] Aider, encourager

A

To abet

[eu ‘bè-t]

125
Q

[Eng] Trésor, butin (argot)

A

Swag

126
Q

[Eng] Nettoyer avec un tampon, prélever avec un tampon

A

To swab

127
Q

[Eng] Ennemi, adversaire

A

Foe

[fhau-]

128
Q

[Eng] Incendie criminel

A

Arson

[‘a- seun]

129
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[Eng] Pyromane

A

Arsonist

[‘a- seunist]

130
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[Eng] Treillage, treillis

A

Lattice

[‘la tis ]

131
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[Eng] Fronton

A

Pediment

[´pè diment]

132
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[Eng] Roman

A

|Romanesque

[,rom.eun. ‘esk]

133
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[Eng] Abbé

A

Abbot

[‘abeut]

134
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[Eng] Chœur (d’une église)

A

Chancel

[‘chan ceul]

135
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[Eng] Dorure

A

Gilt

[´guilt]

136
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[Eng] Contre-Réforme

A

Counter-reformation

[´counter ,refor’mation]

137
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[Eng] Effilé, fuselé, se terminant en pointe

A

Tapered

[‘tai perd]

138
Q

[Eng] Calcaire

A

Limestone

139
Q

[Eng] Grès

A

Sandstone

140
Q

[Eng] Ornement au somment d’un toit

A

Finial

[‘faï nieul]

141
Q

[Eng] L’affaire se complique

A

The plot thickens

142
Q

[Eng] Finial

A

Ornement au somment d’un toit

[‘faï nieul]

143
Q

[Eng] Sandstone

A

Grès

144
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[Eng] Limestone

A

Calcaire

145
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[Eng] Tapered

A

Effilé, fuselé, se terminant en pointe

[‘tai perd]

146
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[Eng] Counter-reformation

A

Contre-Réforme

[´counter ,refor’mation]

147
Q

[Eng] Gilt

A

Dorure

[´guilt]

148
Q

[Eng] Chancel

A

Chœur (d’une église)

[‘chan ceul]

149
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[Eng] Abbot

A

Abbé

[‘abeut]

150
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[Eng] Romanesque

A

Roman

[,rom.eun. ‘esk]

151
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[Eng] Pediment

A

Fronton

[´pè diment]

152
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[Eng] Lattice

A

Treillage, treillis

[‘la tis ]

153
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[Eng] Arsonist

A

Pyromane

[‘a- seunist]

154
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[Eng] Arson

A

Incendie criminel

[‘a- seun]

155
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[Eng] Foe

A

Ennemi, adversaire

[fhau-]

156
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[Eng] To swab

A

Nettoyer avec un tampon, prélever avec un tampon

157
Q

[Eng] Swag

A

Trésor, butin (argot)

158
Q

[Eng] To abet

A

Aider, encourager

[eu ‘bè-t]

159
Q

[Eng] To aid and abet somebody

A

Être complice de qqn

[eï-d]
[eu ´bè-t]

160
Q

[Eng] Aiding and abetting

A

Complicité (légal)

[´eï-ding]
[eu ´bè.ting]

161
Q

[Eng] Breaking and entering

A

Effraction

[‘ent ering]

162
Q

[Eng] Housebreaking

A

Effraction

[´house..,brea-king]

163
Q

[Eng] To crinkle

A

Froisser, froncer

[´crinkeul]

164
Q

[Eng] Lace

A

Dentelle

[´laice]

165
Q

[Eng] Crooked smile

A

Sourire grimaçant

[‘croo kid]

166
Q

[Eng] Ragged

A

Irrégulier, inégal

[‘ra guide]

167
Q

[Eng] To have a vested interest in doing sthg

A

Avoir directement intérêt à faire qqc

168
Q

[Eng] There are too many vested interests

A

Cela dérange trop de gens influents

169
Q

[Eng] Offence

A

Délit

[eu. ´fènce]

170
Q

[Eng] Offender

A

Délinquant

[eu. ´fèn deur]

171
Q

[Eng] Felon

A

Criminel grave

[fè- lone]

172
Q

[Eng] Misdemeanour

A

Crime moins grave

[,mis. de ‘mi neur]

173
Q

[Eng] Felony

A

Crime sérieux

[‘Fè- leu. ni]

174
Q

[Eng] Demeanour

A

Comportement, allure, maintien

175
Q

[Eng] Scuba

A

Scaphandre autonome

[´skou-ba]

176
Q

[Eng] Magnet

A

Aimant

[´magnit]

177
Q

[Eng] Chevalet

A

Easel

[‘i- seul]

178
Q

[Eng] Affleurement

A

Outcrop

[‘aot crop]

179
Q

[Eng] Gamme

A

Scale

180
Q

[Eng] Faire ses gammes

A

To play one’s scales

181
Q

[Eng] Créneaux et merlons

A

Battlement

182
Q

[Eng] Courtier

A

Broker

183
Q

[Eng] Résumé / résumer

A

A digest [‘daï gest]
To digest [daï ‘gest] [to=2]

184
Q

[Eng] Vernissé, émaillé, vitrifié

A

Glazed

185
Q

[Eng] Papillons de nuit

A

Moths

186
Q

[Eng] Jubilé

A

Jubilee

[‘dju bili-]

187
Q

[Eng] Banal, bateau

A

Corny

188
Q

[Eng] Corny (2)

A
  • Banal, bateau
  • A l’eau de rose
189
Q

[Eng] C’est parti (fig)

A

Bring it on!

190
Q

[Eng] Crédule, naïf

A

Gullible
[‘geu.leubeul]

191
Q

[Eng] Plinthe

A

(Wall) skirting

192
Q

[Eng] Chasseur de prime

A

Bounty hunter
[´bonti]

193
Q

[Eng] Semi-conducteur

A

Semiconductor

[,seumi ken’deucteur]

194
Q

[Eng] Homme de main

A

Henchman

[‘hentchman]

195
Q

[Eng] Rift

A

Fissure, crevasse

196
Q

[Eng] Un trou dans les nuages

A

A rift in the clouds

197
Q

[Eng] Museau

A

Snout

[´sna aut]

198
Q

[Eng] Gullible

A

Crédule

[´gueuleubeule]

199
Q

[Eng] Crédule

A

Gullible [´gueuleubeule]

200
Q

[Eng] Snout

A

Museau [´sna aut]

201
Q

[Eng] Crevasse

A

Rift

202
Q

[Eng] Henchman

A

Homme de main [‘hentchman]

203
Q

[Eng] Bounty hunter

A

Chasseur de prime [´bonti]

204
Q

[Eng] (Wall) skirting

A

Plinthe

205
Q

[Eng] Bring it on!

A

C’est parti (fig)

206
Q

[Eng] A l’eau de rose

A

Corny

207
Q

[Eng] Moths

A

Papillons de nuit

208
Q

[Eng] Glazed

A

Vernissé, émaillé, vitrifié

209
Q

[Eng] Broker

A

Courtier

210
Q

[Eng] Battlement

A

Créneaux et merlons

211
Q

[Eng] Outcrop

A

Affleurement

212
Q

[Eng] Easel

A

Chevalet

213
Q

[Eng] Vaisseau spatial (2)

A

Spacecraft, spaceship (habité)

214
Q

[Eng] Booby trap

+ etymology

A

Objet piégé

  • booby = stupid, naïve
215
Q

[Eng] La faucille et le marteau

A

The hammer and sickle

216
Q

Flotsam and jetsam: literally

A

Jetsam : choses qui ont été jetées par dessus bord, souvent pour alléger le bateau [jeter]

Flotsam : choses qui n’ont pas été délibérément jetées, souvent morceaux d’épaves [flotter]

217
Q

Flotsam and jetsam : figurative

A

The flotsam and jetsam of society:
Les laissés-pour-compte de la société

218
Q

[Eng] Saumâtre

A

Brackish

219
Q

[Eng] Leprosy

A

Lèpre

[´lèpreussi]

220
Q

[Eng] Cool box

A

Glacière

221
Q

[Eng] Spacecraft

A

Vaisseau spatial

222
Q

[Eng] Spaceship

A

Vaisseau spatial

223
Q

[Eng] Objet piégé

A

Booby trap

224
Q

[Eng] Brackish

A

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