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FLELex CEFR B2

4876 words, in teaching order

Words 1201–1300
épuiser
to dry up; to squeeze out; to exhaust, to wear out
Verb
placement
placement; investment
Noun
arsenal
arsenal
Noun
graphique
graphic
Adjective
répression
repression
Noun
diamant
diamond (gem); diamond (shape); needle (of a record player); excelsior (a small size of type, standardized as 3 point)
Noun
exagérer
to exaggerate; to go too far
Verb
pertinent
pertinent; relevant; judicious; justified
Adjective
sécuriser
to secure (to move from a feeling of anxiety to a feeling of security, to an impression of confidence); to put at ease
Verb
chaussée
surface (of road); carriageway, roadway; causeway; highway. Belgian roads which are named in Dutch as steenweg (e.g. Waversesteenweg) and in Belgian French as chaussée (e.g. Chaussée de Wavre).
Noun
théorique
theoretical; theoretical (relative to theory or its elaboration); theoretical (consisting of theory or abstract knowledge); abstract (conceived, defined or considered in the abstract); ideal (conceived, defined or considered in the ideal); hypothetical, speculative
Adjective
successeur
successor
Noun
aligner
to align
Verb
géographie
geography (study of physical structure and inhabitants of the Earth)
Noun
particule
particle; nobiliary particle
Noun
miel
honey (sticky sweet substance)
Noun
œuvrer
to work
Verb
séminaire
seminary; seminar; sermon
Noun
agressif
aggressive
Adjective
boucler
to buckle (to fasten); to curl (make curly); to tie up, to finish up (e.g. an affair or case); to shut; to curl up (become curly)
Verb
porteur
carrier (one who carries); porter (person who carries luggage and related objects); bringer; bearer; wearer (one who wears)
Noun
psychologie
psychology
Noun
pavillon
pavilion (tent, structure, ear part); ensign, flag (nautical flag); house, villa, lodge; bell (part of brass instrument); pavilion; colours
Noun
chirurgie
surgery, medical operation; surgery (the branch of medicine)
Noun
emprunt
loan; loan, borrowing
Noun
paragraphe
paragraph
Noun
acheteur
buyer, purchaser (person who makes purchases)
Noun
nuance
nuance; gradation of colors; dynamics
Noun
défaire
to take down, take apart, dismantle, unpack (luggage); to undo, unfasten, unwind; to break, break up, unmake; to defeat, conquer; to come undone, fall apart, disintegrate; to part with
Verb
absurde
absurd (contrary to reason or propriety)
Adjective
approfondir
to deepen; to consider more thoroughly, to delve deeper into
Verb
réfugier
to take refuge; to give shelter to someone; to protect, to conceal something
Verb
faillite
bankruptcy; failure
Noun
sensibilité
sensitivity
Noun
quiconque
anyone, whoever, whosoever
Pronoun
tailler
to cut; to sharpen; to do one, to clear off
Verb
mépris
scorn; contempt, disdain
Noun
courbe
curve
Noun
rejet
reject, thing (especially a graft) that is rejected or thrown away
Noun
éclat
brilliance, shine, lustre; fragment; Strong reaction; scandal; clap, peal, burst (of thunder, laughter); tinder, kindling
Noun
coincer
to wedge, to jam, to catch (e.g. one's finger in a door); to turn a corner; to catch out, to expose; to cause a problem; to corner, to trap; to get stuck
Verb
psychologue
psychologist
Noun
allocation
allocation; granting, assignment; benefit, allowance
Noun
label
quality label; record label
Noun
indemnité
indemnity; compensation
Noun
divorce
divorce
Noun
gravité
gravity; severity; seriousness, solemnity, gravity
Noun
clore
close (put an end to)
Verb
hectare
hectare
Noun
communal
commune
Adjective
grossesse
pregnancy
Noun
creux
hollow; off-peak
Adjective
singe
monkey; ape; foolish or mischievous man; shrewd man; hierarchical superior; food
Noun
noblesse
nobility
Noun
organique
organic (all meanings)
Adjective
référer
to refer (someone); to refer
Verb
incliner
to incline; to lose; to set, to go down
Verb
postal
postal
Adjective
suicider
to commit suicide, to kill oneself, suicide
Verb
agenda
organiser, appointment book, engagement book
Noun
relief
projection, relief; relief, surface elevation; contrast, definition, offset (against something else); relief
Noun
puits
well, shaft
Noun
quoique
though, although
Conjunction
strictement
strictly; absolutely, utterly
Adverb
colis
parcel, package; baggage, luggage
Noun
usager
user
Noun
balance
scales; balance; drop-net; informant, snitch; the rest, the remainder; a scale, more specifically a balancing scale
Noun
précaution
precaution; prudence, wariness
Noun
provenance
provenance, origin
Noun
combiner
to combine (bring (two or more things or activities) together)
Verb
polémique
polemic, controversy
Noun
équilibrer
to balance, make balanced, to equilibrize; to counterbalance
Verb
simplifier
to simplify
Verb
sonore
resonant, echoing; resounding (slap, kiss etc.); sound(-); voiced
Adjective
caractéristique
characteristic
Adjective
vaccin
vaccine (substance that stimulates production of antibodies)
Noun
atlantique
Atlantic
Adjective
avaler
to swallow; to believe; to support; to approve, endorse; to swallow cum, to swallow
Verb
résident
resident
Noun
avancée
advance, progress; an ordinance passed to hold a trial ahead of time
Noun
préoccuper
to concern, preoccupy; to be concerned, preoccupied; to care; to mind, to be bothered
Verb
conjoint
spouse or unmarried, spouse-like partner
Noun
colonial
colonial
Adjective
inverser
to invert; to revert; to get reversed; to go the other way round
Verb
sphère
sphere; sphere, area
Noun
casino
a casino
Noun
idéologie
ideology
Noun
dauphin
dolphin; dolphin; the animal used as a charge; successor, dauphin; runner-up
Noun
adhérer
to adhere; to stick to (rules, regulations); to belong to; to be part of; to be a member of; to associate, to join
Verb
féministe
feminist
Adjective
systématique
systematic (following or conforming to a system)
Adjective
rail
rail
Noun
popularité
popularity
Noun
densité
density
Noun
fréquemment
often, frequently
Adverb
sincèrement
sincerely, truly; honestly, sincerely
Adverb
pédagogique
pedagogic, pedagogical; educational; instructional
Adjective
esclavage
slavery (institution or practice of owning human beings)
Noun
attribution
allocation, allotment; remit, duty
Noun
invoquer
to invoke; to call upon (God)
Verb