2201dérangerto bother; to disrupt; to disarray/disarrange (throw into disorder)
Verb
2202solidesecure, solid, firm, substantial; stout; sterling
Adjective
2205disputerto dispute; to take part in
Verb
2208compagnonlifelong partner, significant other; companion; friend, buddy, pal; journeyman
Noun
2209anglea geometric angle; a location at the corner of something, such as streets, buildings, furniture etc.; a viewpoint or angle
Noun
2210acheverto finish, to complete; to finish off (someone who is already incapacitated); to finish
Verb
2211AméricainAmerican (someone born in, or a citizen or inhabitant of, the United States of America); Anglo; English speaker not of French descent
Noun
2212suggérerto suggest, propose; to evoke, suggest
Verb
2215quasialmost, nearly
Adverb
2217scorescore (in a sport, game)
Noun
2218mentionmention (act of mentioning); slogan
Noun
2222louerto rent; to lease; to praise, to recommend
Verb
2223branchebranch (of tree); branch (of an organization)
Noun
2224séjourstay, visit, trip, sojourn; living room
Noun
2225mailmaul; pall mall mallet; pall mall; mall, promenade; mall, shopping mall; email
Noun
2226dispositifarrangement, lay-out; measures, expedient, means to an end; device, machine, system; operation, plan; dispositif
Noun
2228ménagehousework, housekeeping; household
Noun
2229baiserto kiss; to fuck, screw; to prevail over someone, fuck, screw; to break, deteriorate, to fuck up
Verb
2230exploserto explode (fly apart with sudden violent force); to explode (increase suddenly)
Verb
2234tarifprice (usually of a service)
Noun
2235francFrankish, Franconian; free; frank; honest; full
Adjective
2237universeluniversal; all-purpose, universal (useful for many purposes)
Adjective
2238vifalive; lively, brisk; vivid, bright; keen, sharp; poignant, cutting, sharp; sharp, jagged; acute, intense, strong; great, deep
Adjective
2241complexecomplex, not simple; complex
Adjective
2243pointepoint (the sharp tip of an object); a cylindrical nail without a head or with a very small one; a small quantity
Noun
2244obligatoireobligatory; mandatory; compulsory
Adjective
2245débuterto start; to debut, to make one's debut
Verb
2246émettreto emit; to state, to express; to issue
Verb
2248commandantcommander (function); major (rank)
Noun
2249plaquesheet, plate (of metal); slab (of marble); plaque (bacteria on teeth); plaque, slab (ornamental); chip; plate; plate (especially a tectonic plate); slab, bar (of e.g. chocolate); 10,000 francs; burner; ring (element on a kitchen stove that generates localized heat for cooking)
Noun
2251tasheap, pile, a great many; thing
Noun
2252relierto connect, link, join, relate to; to bind (as a book); to hoop together (as a barrel)
Verb
2254ailewing (of a bird or other flying animal; of poultry; of an aircraft; of a building; of an army; in football and rugby; in politics); fender, wing (of an automobile); side, wing, ala; sail (of a windmill); blade (of a propeller); wings
Noun
2256évêquebishop (clergyman)
Noun
2257voileveil; sail; sailing
Noun
2258coulerto sink; to cast (metal); to pour (liquid); to flow, to run; to slip, to skid; to shed (i.e. shed blood); to go bankrupt; to fail, flunk (a course, test, etc.)
Verb
2259chochit, strike; shock (surprise, startling); electrical shock; clash; episode
Noun
2260droitstraight, straight on; upright, straight, not bent or crooked
Adverb
2263lieutenantlieutenant; deputy, right-hand man, second-in-command
Noun
2264suffisantsufficient; enough; sufficient; smug, vain, self-righteous
Adjective
2265persopersonal; one's own
Adjective
2267logicielsoftware (encoded computer instructions); computer program, piece of software
Noun
2268embrasserto hug, embrace (to affectionately wrap one's arms around another); to kiss (to touch with the lips)
Verb
2269salutwave (of the hand); bow (inclination of the body); salvation
Noun
2270percevoirto perceive, to make out; to perceive (understand); to collect (e.g. taxes, transit fares)
Verb
2271libérationdeliverance; release; discharge; liberation
Noun
2273foyerhearth; lobby, foyer; home, domicile; household; source, centre, seat
Noun
2274hausserise, increase; frog (of a bow)
Noun
2275décretdecree (royal, ecclesiastical); statutory instrument
Noun
2276paysagecountryside; landscape; landscape (format)
Noun
2277tometome, volume; section; subaltern; a variety of mountain cheese
Noun
2278affronterto confront, face; to face off, to clash
Verb
2279trésortreasure (valuables); treasure (any single thing one values greatly); treasure (term of endearment); treasury
Noun
2280sombredark; right, damn, bloody
Adjective
2281contributioncontribution; contribution: levy or impost
Noun
2282tournéetour (of politician, businessman, artist etc.), round (of postman); treat (an entertainment, outing, or other indulgence provided by someone for the enjoyment of others); round (of drinks)
Noun
2284foulecrowd; the thronging of a crowd; a great number, multitude, mass; host; the act or process of treading or milling; oppression, vexation
Noun
2285issueexit, way out; outcome, result; end, conclusion
Noun
2288instructioninstruction, direction; order; training, teaching; investigation, enquiry
Noun
2289analyserto analyse; to parse, to construe
Verb
2290Mr(dated) abbreviation of Monsieur
Noun
2295superbesuperb; excellent, impressive; haughty
Adjective
2297archivean item in an archive, a document kept for historical interest
Noun
2298essenceessence; petrol, gasoline; essence, essential oil
Noun
2299commissairecommissioner; chief of police, head of police, superintendent
Noun
2300passepass (the act of passing); pass (passageway); pass; trick (paid-for sex act); pass (document allowing entry)
Noun