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FLELex CEFR B2

4876 words, in teaching order

Words 3001–3100

Gothic

Adjective

desirable, advisable

Adjective

predilection, tendency

Noun

to cradle; to rock

Verb

to handicap (to encumber with a handicap)

Verb

irresistible (not able to be resisted)

Adjective

banquet

Noun

trumpet

Noun

to wander, to wander about

Verb

accomplissement

accomplishment, achievement, fulfillment

Noun

to bounce, spring, jump

Verb

recruiter, talent scout

Noun

pyjamas

Noun

to mint coins; to manufacture money; to make money out of, to sell, to monetize

Verb

to adjoin; to join up

Verb

widowed; odd (missing its pair)

Adjective

tertiary

Adjective

festivity, merrymaking

Noun

festive

Adjective

son-in-law

Noun

nausea

Noun

pragmatic

Adjective

insulting

Adjective

sacrament (sacred act or ceremony)

Noun

subtlety

Noun

injection; infiltration

Noun

endurance, stamina

Noun

inclined, prone (with à - to)

Adjective

omnipresent

Adjective

shade, tint

Noun

to index, keep a repertoire of

Verb

inhumane

Adjective

campsite; camping (the action of staying in a camp); camping gear

Noun

to shower; to take a shower; to disappoint

Verb

bilateral

Adjective

informal

Adjective

to venture; to venture into

Verb

craze, zest (keen interest); obstruction

Noun

any sort of protective surface such as overlay, coating or plating

Noun

gadget

Noun

to transport; send (off); to head (towards); head for; make one's way (to)

Verb

antibiotic

Noun

bright, brilliant, blazing, dazzling

Adjective

to dash forward, to throw oneself at; to soar up

Verb

confidence, secret

Noun

glimmer; glow

Noun

disgust

Noun

adherent (adhering to something)

Adjective

quantitative (concerned with quantifiables rather than abstract qualities, i.e., the objective, measurable facts rather than more or less subjective characteristics)

Adjective

captivity

Noun

sophisticated

Adjective

(university) student, scholar (especially in the Middle Ages); schoolboy

Noun

funereal, funerary (of or relating to a funeral)

Adjective

a pupil at a collège (junior high school)

Noun

économiquement

economically

Adverb

resolutely, determinedly

Adverb

approximativement

roughly, approximately

Adverb

socially

Adverb

barometer

Noun

nursery, kindergarten, day care center

Noun

slippery (which tends to cause slipping)

Adjective

empress

Noun

to annoy, to irritate

Verb

validation

Noun

orphaned

Adjective

small wheel; caster, castor; cycloid; roulette (game); roulette wheel; roulette; roller; dentist drill; pastry roller

Noun

flood; growth

Noun

prosthesis (artificial replacement for a body part); prothesis

Noun

of Cameroon; Cameroonian

Adjective

to armor; to reinforce

Verb

insensible; impervious; unperceivable, imperceptible

Adjective

to oscillate; to wobble

Verb

intestine

Noun

infantile

Adjective

incessant, unremitting, constant, non-stop

Adjective

to legitimize

Verb

to ridicule

Verb

deceleration, slowing down; traffic jam

Noun

prosperous, propitious; prosperous, fortunate

Adjective

to devote oneself; to get along well, be compatible; to get used to; to happen, come to pass (by chance), to happen (by coincidence); (of the wind) to blow in a favorable direction, allowing the sails to luff

Verb

faulty, defective

Adjective

filiation

Noun

unequal

Adjective

stereotype (conventional, formulaic, and oversimplified conception, opinion, or image); stereotype (metal printing plate cast)

Noun

proxy (agent or substitute authorized to act for another person); mandatary

Noun

ventilation: replacement of stale or noxious air with fresh; ventilation: mechanical system used to circulate and replace air; repartition

Noun

to freeze; to fix; to congeal; to thicken; to clot; to scare, frighten

Verb

oasis

Noun

ewe; flock

Noun

tactile; haptic

Adjective

microscope

Noun

act of contravening; traffic ticket, traffic fine; infraction, infringement, minor offence

Noun

sunny

Adjective

misunderstanding

Noun

tyrant; bully

Noun

bag

Noun

to sacrifice, to devote, to dedicate

Verb

to limit, confine; to confine oneself (à faire to doing something); to content oneself

Verb

to stress, to worry; to cause panic or fear

Verb

bearded (possessing a beard)

Adjective