3001saluerto greet; to wave to (as a greeting); to say goodbye to; to salute; to salute, pay tribute to; to hail
Verb
3002embarquerto board (a vehicle); to embark (to set off on a journey); To embark (upon)
Verb
3003fusionfusion (act of melting or liquefying something by heating it); mix; mixture; fusion
Noun
3004déjeunerlunch, luncheon; breakfast
Noun
3006criminelcriminal (someone who commits a crime)
Noun
3007stablestable (relatively unchanging)
Adjective
3008maladean ill or sick person; a patient; someone who is crazy; a nutcase; nut (extreme enthusiast)
Noun
3009clipmusic video; clip-on (earring)
Noun
3011mécaniquemechanical (of or pertaining to a machine); mechanical, lifeless
Adjective
3012herbegrass (the plant); weed; marijuana; ganja; cannabis
Noun
3014tournagefilming (process of making a film or filming a video)
Noun
3015stopstop sign; brake lights; stop lights; hitchhiking
Noun
3016markmark (currency)
Noun
3017restaurationrestoration; the restaurant industry; restore
Noun
3018partagesharing (act of sharing)
Noun
3020salopeslut (promiscuous woman); bitch (mean woman); male or female sexual partner, salacious, lustful or submissive; slovenly woman
Noun
3023sagewise: prudent, cautious, and judicious; Chaste, modest, irreproachable in conduct; good, well-behaved, not naughty
Adjective
3024rocherock (large mass of stone)
Noun
3025contrainteconstraint; requirement, demand; stress
Noun
3027contesterto contest; to challenge; to dispute
Verb
3028traînerto pull, drag; to bring (something bad); to suffer (from), to linger; to drag along; to lag behind, to trail; to lie about, sit around; to hang around; to drag on; to drag oneself, crawl along
Verb
3029attraperto trap (to capture in a trap); to catch (e.g. a ball); to catch (a cold etc.)
Verb
3031basketbasketball; sneaker (US), trainer (UK)
Noun
3033brutgross; raw; brut, strong
Adjective
3034flammeflame; talent, brilliance; streamer (long, narrow flag); veterinary lancet
Noun
3036arbitremediator, arbitrator; referee; the will
Noun
3040vaincreto defeat, vanquish; to win
Verb
3041dresserto raise, to erect, to build; to raise, to lift, to elevate; to prepare; to draw up; to pitch (a tent); to set, to lay out; to tame (lion etc), to break in (horse), to train (an animal); to stand
Verb
3042récompensereward, recompense; prize, award
Noun
3043plancheboard; spread (picture covering a whole page); plank; woodcut; board (used for sport, e.g. skateboard or surfboard); plank, beanpole (very thin person)
Noun
3044marinseaman; navy
Noun
3046racheterto buy back; to buy out, buy off; to ransom; to redeem (from sin); to make amends
Verb
3047dragona dragon, creature; a dragoon
Noun
3048volontairevoluntary, deliberate; volunteer; determined; wilful
Adjective
3049péterto blow off, fart; to break; to explode
Verb
3050retraitretreat; withdrawal; out; dismissal; coitus interruptus
Noun
3051biobiological; organic
Adjective
3052renverserto turn over, turn upside down; to knock over, knock to the ground; to run over; to spill (e.g. a liquid); to invert (change the positions of words in a sentence); to switch over, switch; to reverse, turn around (a situation); to overthrow, bring down; to knock back, agitate; to lean back; …
Verb
3053susciterto stir up, fuel, evoke, suscitate
Verb
3056agriculteurfarmer (person who works the land or who keeps livestock)
Noun
3057absentabsent; absent-minded
Adjective
3059fouroven; stove; flop
Noun
3060touristetourist, holidaymaker, sightseer (someone who travels for pleasure rather than for business); tourist (someone who takes part in something without much commitment)
Noun
3062turcof Turkey; Turkish
Adjective
3063débarrasserto clear (a table, a desk etc.); to rid, to relieve (someone); to get rid, rid oneself; to remove, to take off
Verb
3064loyerrent (amount of money due for renting property)
Noun
3066progresserto progress (to show a progression)
Verb
3069occupationoccupation (act of occupying, of being an occupant); occupation (the occupying of a territory); occupation (something that one spends one's time on, such as a job or a hobby)
Noun
3070tribuneplatform, rostrum, podium; stand, grandstand; gallery
Noun
3072congéleave (time off, absence from work, etc.); holiday, day off; furlough
Noun
3073repérerto map out, to mark, to reference; to spot, to detect, to pick out; to get one's bearings, to work out where one is, to find one's way
Verb
3074chapellechapel; covering for the head
Noun
3075autonomieautonomy; range (distance a vehicle (car, byke, lorry, aircraft) can travel without refueling); battery life
Noun
3076météoweather (general state of weather); weather forecast
Noun
3077devinerto guess; to work out, figure out; to sense, perceive
Verb
3078waouhwow (expression of excitement, pleasure, surprise), yay, yippie; yahoo; wow (expression of amazement, admiration); woof, the sound of a dog's bark
Interjection
3079habituerto get someone in the habit (of); to settle; to get used to something
Verb
3084existantexisting, being; existent; extant, in existence
Adjective
3086quaiquay, wharf; platform (of a station)
Noun
3091twitterto tweet (to post to Twitter)
Verb
3092créaturea creature, a living being, especially seen as the work of the divine Creator; anything created or devised by a person; a person who is at the mercy of another, notably in whose gift his position is
Noun
3093moralmorale, optimism
Noun
3095chaufferto heat, warm, warm up; to tease, entice sexually; to arouse; to drive (a vehicle)
Verb
3096pseudoa nickname, handle or pseudonym
Noun
3097rétablirto restore; to reestablish
Verb
3100pratiquementin practice, for all practical purposes, from a practical standpoint; practically, almost
Adverb