‹ French decksLe Tour de la France par deux enfants (Bruno, 1877)
4584 words, in teaching order
doterto endow, donate; to fund
Verb
déraillerto derail, be derailed (all senses); to be off one's rocker
Verb
riantlaughing (in the process of laughing)
Adjective
féconditéfertility (state of being fertile); fecundity; ability to bear fruits; productivity; fruitfulness
Noun
tripletriple; thirty-second note
Adjective
secoussebump, jolt; shock, jolt, jerk; tremor
Noun
meurtrirto murder; to injure, hurt; to bruise, especially in reference to fruit; to leave a contusion; to hurt or injure someone's feelings
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entorsesprain; exception, violation (to a rule)
Noun
compressecompress (cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)
Noun
espècetype, sort, kind; species; cash, specie, coin
Noun
enflureweal; swelling; bastard, scumbag
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brancardshaft (pole to attach a wagon, cart, etc. to an animal); handle of a litter; stretcher
Noun
trentaineabout thirty; one's thirties (period of life between ages 30 and 39)
Noun
bontégoodness, kindness
Noun
calmecalm; quiet, peaceful
Adjective
apaiserto mollify; to appease, pacify, calm
Verb
guérirto cure, to heal; to recover, to heal
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déliredelirium; crazy stuff, absurdity, nonsense
Noun
entrecouperto interrupt; to intersperse; to scatter with; to intersect, to cross one another
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docteura doctor (physician); a doctor (person who has attained a doctorate), especially a male doctor
Noun
chevetbedside; apse, chevet
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protectionprotection; protection (means, such as a condom, of preventing pregnancy or sexually transmitted disease)
Noun
agitationchoppiness (of water), turbulence (in air), swaying (of branch etc.); restlessness; bustle (of street, room etc.); activity; agitation; unrest
Noun
croissantcrescent; croissant; crescent moon
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réaliserto direct (a movie); to fulfill (a dream); to perform (activities, task); to finish making; to carry out, make; to realise/realize (to make real); to realise/realize (to become aware of); to come true; to become real
Verb
nerveuxnerve; nervous; nervous, anxious
Adjective
pantoufleslipper, house slipper (footwear); horseshoe
Noun
gaîtégaiety, merriment
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portiergatekeeper, doorkeeper, doorman; goalkeeper
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imprenableimpregnable; uninterrupted, unobstructed
Adjective
bayarda solid type of stretcher for carrying heavy loads
Noun
chevaleriechivalry (state of being a knight in the Middles Ages)
Noun
noblenoble (person who is noble)
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opprimerto oppress (to keep down by force)
Verb
tourelleturret (of building, tank); conning tower (of submarine)
Noun
caracolerto caracole; go round and round, buzz round, flit about, flit around; to sit pretty, to be (well) ahead, nestle (appear comfortable at the top of a ranking)
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courtoiscourtly; courteous, polite
Adjective
loyalloyal, faithful; fair, honest
Adjective
plata flat area of ground; a flat thing; a flat dish or receptacle; dish or course (e.g. served in a restaurant)
Noun
posterto post, (put in the) mail; to post
Verb
lionlion; male lion; lion (brave person); lion (celebrity; famous person); a style of elegant young man that came after the dandy
Noun
adosserto back up (put someone's back (against)); to lean (back); to back up (put one's back against something)
Verb
retraiteretirement; pension (money); retreat
Noun
écuyersquire, equerry; rider, horseman
Noun
espagnolSpanish, from or otherwise related to Spain, its people etc.
Adjective
trahirto betray; to give away, to reveal
Verb
solennelsolemn, formal; ceremonious
Adjective
contritcontrite; apologetic
Adjective
soucierto worry; to worry (experience or feel worry)
Verb
créneauslot or timeslot, a defined period within a schedule; niche (in a market); parallel parking; crenel
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résiderto reside, live; to lie, to be found
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stérilesterile, barren, unprolific, infertile; sterile, sterilized; vain, pointless; unproductive
Adjective