Words 301–400
angle
a geometric angle; a location at the corner of something, such as streets, buildings, furniture etc.; a viewpoint or angle
Noun
vif
alive; lively, brisk; vivid, bright; keen, sharp; poignant, cutting, sharp; sharp, jagged; acute, intense, strong; great, deep
Adjective
animer
to animate (give something life); to animate (give vigour); to animate (draw animation); to spur on
Verb
océan
an ocean (one of the large bodies of water separating the continents); the ocean (the continuous body of salt water covering a majority of the Earth's surface); ocean (immense expanse; any vast space or quantity without apparent limit)
Noun
célébrer
to celebrate; to observe (a holiday, event, etc.); to perform, to officiate at; to worship
Verb
planter
to plant; to drive in (a nail, stake etc.); to pitch (a tent); to flake, leave someone behind, by not showing up (for a meeting, date); to crash; to fall off; to fail, to not succeed; to break down; to stab with a knife
Verb
sauvage
wild, untouched, unspoiled, pristine; wild, untamed, not domesticated (often used to qualify a wild alternative or pendant for a cultivated plant or domestic animal); feral; primitive, uncivilized; coarse, unrefined; uncontained, anarchic; unregulated; unauthorized; asocial, recluse (living in an eccentric, isolated way, not interested in social contact or appealing to others); Amerindian
Adjective
fatiguer
to tire; to wear out, to drain; to make an effort (especially in the negative); to bore, to annoy
Verb
conducteur
the driver of a vehicle or of a group of animated creatures; a conductor, substance which conducts; a cue sheet
Noun
profession
profession, public declaration; profession, public declaration of faith; profession, occupation, trade, craft, activity; profession, practitioners of a profession collectively
Noun
taire
to be quiet, to be silent; to shut up (oneself), to be quiet, to fall silent, to stop talking; to keep (a matter) quiet, to keep secret, not to say
Verb
rédiger
to compose, write in a well defined manner according to context and the style required, often definite; to sum up, put on paper (a law, verdict, ...)
Verb
réception
reception (action of receiving); reception (welcoming); reception (place at the entrance of a business)
Noun
charme
charm, attractive quality; enchantment; originally, magical incantation; glamour (alluring beauty or charm, often with sex appeal); Trees of genus Carpinus (hornbeam), of the Betulaceae family
Noun