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Le Tour de la France par deux enfants (Bruno, 1877)

4584 words, in teaching order

Words 3601–3700
caillou
gravel, small stone; head
Noun
paître
to graze
Verb
arabe
Arabic
Adjective
tunnel
tunnel
Noun
assourdir
to deafen; to devoice
Verb
sifflet
whistle (instrument); whistle (sound)
Noun
fracas
crash; din, roar
Noun
acheminer
to transport; send (off); to head (towards); head for; make one's way (to)
Verb
démentir
to contradict, gainsay (someone); to deny, refute (rumors etc.); to belie (appearances)
Verb
battement
beating; hitting; battement
Noun
marin
seaman; navy
Noun
quarantaine
a number or group of or about forty; one's forties (period of life between ages 40 and 49); quarantine (isolation to prevent contamination)
Noun
trouble
trouble; disorder
Noun
novembre
November
Noun
corridor
corridor, passage
Noun
égard
consideration
Noun
bordeaux
Bordeaux (wine)
Noun
défrayer
to defray (someone's expenses)
Verb
compatir
to sympathise, empathise, feel for
Verb
mari
husband; cannabis, marijuana
Noun
débrouiller
to disentangle (threads); to get by, to manage; to bootstrap
Verb
jumeau
twin
Noun
favori
favo(u)rite
Adjective
port
port, harbour; port, harbour city; refuge; transport; postage; poise, bearing, way of carrying oneself; wearing (act of wearing something); carrying (of an object)
Noun
cligner
to squint
Verb
voile
veil; sail; sailing
Noun
après-demain
the day after tomorrow
Adverb
marinier
fresh water sailor, bargeman
Noun
information
piece of information]; news; information
Noun
pâtir
to suffer
Verb
foncé
dark (having a dark shade)
Adjective
innombrable
innumerable, countless
Adjective
mât
mast; flagstaff
Noun
pavillon
pavilion (tent, structure, ear part); ensign, flag (nautical flag); house, villa, lodge; bell (part of brass instrument); pavilion; colours
Noun
serré
tight; fine, cramped; strong; strict, tight
Adjective
immensité
immensity, vastness; scale
Noun
spectacle
a show, a spectacle, a performance, a concert; a sight, a showing, a display
Noun
vocation
vocation, calling; vocation (employment; career; work)
Noun
paire
a pair; a couple
Noun
décourager
to discourage; to lose heart, lose faith
Verb
étoiler
to scatter or adorn with stars; synonym of consteller
Verb
refléter
to reflect (to mirror, or show the image of something)
Verb
paquebot
ship, liner
Noun
cabine
cabin (aeroplane)
Noun
passager
passenger; traveller
Noun
hamac
hammock
Noun
matelot
sailor (male), seaman
Noun
embarcation
boat, craft; embarkation; transportation
Noun
tronc
trunk; trunk, bole (of a tree); poor box
Noun
flottant
floating; vacillating, fluctuating, indecisive, variable
Adjective
chargement
Action of loading (up) (vehicle, animal etc.); A load, something that has been loaded.; Action of charging (battery); upload
Noun
cabotage
cabotage
Noun
navigation
navigation
Noun
ennuyer
to afflict with boredom; to bore; to be bored; to miss something or someone; to annoy, bother, trouble; to worry
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
grandeur
size; magnitude, quantity; magnitude; grandeur, greatness
Noun
traversée
crossing (action of traversing something)
Noun
avant-hier
two days ago; the day before yesterday
Adverb
barque
small boat
Noun
batelier
riverboatman
Noun
ramer
to row; to have a hard time (be in difficulties)
Verb
dorure
gilt, gilding
Noun
édifice
building, structure
Noun
mobile
moving body; mobile (decoration); motive (for an action, for a crime); mobile phone; ellipsis of téléphone mobile
Noun
bâtiment
building, edifice; building industry, construction; ship or boat; warship
Noun
supérieur
superior; upper, senior; above; higher than; greater than or equal to. ≥, ⩾.
Adjective
plate-forme
platform
Noun
tourniquet
unpowered carousel (playground); revolving door or turnstile
Noun
gouvernail
rudder (underwater vane used to steer a vessel)
Noun
suspendre
to suspend (hang freely); to suspend (temporarily cancel or expel)
Verb
chaloupe
launch; rowing boat (UK), rowboat (US)
Noun
canot
dinghy (small boat); canoe
Noun
regagner
to regain, to recover (something lost); to get back, to win back; to go back to
Verb
incendier
to burn down; to roast (criticize severely)
Verb
sombrer
to sink; to sink (+dans; into); to whittle away (disappear)
Verb
réfugier
to take refuge; to give shelter to someone; to protect, to conceal something
Verb
comparaison
comparison; simile (figure of speech)
Noun
transport
transport
Noun
teint
tint
Noun
olive
olive
Noun
queue
tail; queue, line; cue; cock, dick (penis)
Noun
sandale
sandal (type of footwear)
Noun
pointu
sharp, pointed; specialized, precise, technical, pointed; Parisian in accent or dialect
Adjective
pomper
to pump; to copy; to grow angrier as time goes on, especially if there are no further reasons to do so; to fellate; to annoy; to make pumped up
Verb
exquis
exquisite
Adjective
veau
calf; veal; white-coated harp seal pup (Pagophilus groenlandicus)
Noun
admirable
admirable
Adjective
inférieur
lower, under; inferior; less than or equal to. ≤, ⩽
Adjective
chambrette
small bedroom
Noun
fauteuil
armchair; seat: office or position
Noun
ménager
to husband, to conserve; to treat gently, treat nicely; to conserve, go easy on; to go easy, take it easy
Verb
vague
wave; vagueness
Noun
baignoire
bath (British), bathtub, tub (especially US)
Noun
buffet
sideboard, dresser (a piece of furniture); buffet (food); belly
Noun
tendu
tight; taut; tense, on edge
Adjective
équateur
equator (imaginary great circle around Earth, equidistant from the two poles, and dividing earth's surface into the northern and southern hemisphere)
Noun
éventail
fan (hand-held device); range, array
Noun
piano
piano
Noun
égayer
to entertain; to brighten up (make appear more jolly); to have fun, to enjoy oneself
Verb
dortoir
dormitory
Noun