3601bonsoirgood evening
Interjection
3603poubellerubbish bin, garbage can; trash, rubbish
Noun
3605piègetrap, snare, booby trap; pitfall
Noun
3607descentedescent (act of going down); descent (downward slope); way down; descending; raid (e.g. police raid); downhill (an event in skiing or canoeing); comedown (from a drug), crash
Noun
3610utilitéusefulness, use; use, purpose; bit part; bit player
Noun
3611clichéstereotype (printing plate); negative; snapshot; cliché; stereotype (overused phrase or expression)
Noun
3613moraleethics, morality
Noun
3614migrantmigrant, migratory
Adjective
3615picwoodpecker; pick (tool); peak, summit
Noun
3617artisanartisan (manual worker); creator; innovator; inventor; architect
Noun
3618détacherto remove spots, stains; to detach, unbind or untie; to come off (become detached, unbound, untied etc.); to stand out
Verb
3619convertirto convert (change one thing into another); to convert (exchange one thing into another); to convert (to change someone's beliefs); to convert; to bring around (to change someone's mind or opinion); to become; to change into; to convert (+ à = to)
Verb
3621favorifavo(u)rite
Adjective
3623graingrain; a small amount, a bit; squall, thunderstorm
Noun
3625panneplush velvet; breakdown (state of no longer functioning); purlin
Noun
3626anneauring (circular shape); ring (round piece of (precious) metal worn around the finger); ring; cringle
Noun
3627nôtreour; ours
Determiner
3629neutreneutral; neuter
Adjective
3630correspondancecorrespondence; match; connection, transfer; transfer (ticket intended to allow a passenger to transfer between lines or modes)
Noun
3631premièrepremiere, première; first (new event, something never done before); the penultimate year of lycée; first, first gear; first class (public transport)
Noun
3632encadrerto frame; to surround, outline; to supervise, overlook; to create a framework or rules for, to regulate
Verb
3634millemile (abbreviation mi); bullseye
Noun
3635préférencepreference; like (something that a given person likes)
Noun
3636concurrentcompetitor (person against whom one is competing)
Noun
3637musclemuscle (contractile tissue, strength)
Noun
3638forfaitcrime, infamy; flat rate, fixed rate; a package, a pass; elimination due to withdrawal; default
Noun
3642filettrickle, drizzle (of liquid etc.), wisp (of smoke); fillet, filet (of meat); frenulum, frenum; rule; fillet, listel; net
Noun
3643couloircorridor, hallway; aisle (in an airliner); slipstream
Noun
3645chéridear, darling, honey, sweetheart; Shar (shari'a)
Noun
3646coterto quote, list; to quote the market price of; to put odds on; to mark (UK), grade (US); to rate (a film etc.)
Verb
3648trancherto slice, cut into slices; to complete, conclude; to decide, settle, address; to rule, make a ruling, come to a decision; to behave or comport oneself (as if one were); to contrast, stand out; (of a sauce or emulsion) to split, break
Verb
3649voletshutter; flap; volet, wing (of a triptych); section, part (of a trilogy, plan, etc.); nenuphar
Noun
3651chiantannoying; boring
Adjective
3654bassebass (the lower melody); bass (a singer of the bass melodies); bass (the musical instrument); acoustic guitar
Noun
3655latéralside, lateral, side (on or from the side)
Adjective
3656restoresto, restaurant
Noun
3657ragerage (fury, anger); rabies (disease)
Noun
3658fauteuilarmchair; seat: office or position
Noun
3660mathsmath or maths (study of numbers, etc.; a course involving the study of numbers)
Noun
3661occupébusy; taken; occupied
Adjective
3662démissionresignation; abdication (of responsibilities, etc.)
Noun
3665perceptionperception; collection (of taxes, fares, etc.)
Noun
3666jouirto enjoy; to have an orgasm; to come, cum; to ejaculate
Verb
3667flottefleet; water; rain
Noun
3669séquencesequence (set of things in a set order)
Noun
3671abriterto shelter, to harbour; to host (an object, an event, an institution, etc.); to take cover; to shelter
Verb
3673détecterto detect; to discover, to uncover
Verb
3674éditerto publish; to edit (be the editor of); edit (to change a text, or a document)
Verb
3675permanencepermanence (state of being permanent); homeroom (classroom or classes)
Noun
3676noyerto drown; to drown oneself; to drown; to dilute; to water down
Verb
3678apportcontribution, input
Noun
3679requêterequest; petition; query
Noun
3680ruineruin, wreck; ruin
Noun
3681digitalfingers, toes; digital; digital (not analog)
Adjective
3684compenserto compensate for, to offset
Verb
3685danseurdancer, including; ballet dancer
Noun
3688programmerto program; to program, to write program code
Verb
3692initierto initiate (to introduce into a religion, sect, art, etc.); to start, to initiate
Verb
3693déficitdeficit; shortage (in weight); deficiency
Noun
3695ticketticket (admission, pass); receipt; ticket (traffic citation)
Noun
3696conservateurkeeper, curator, custodian; conservative; Conservative; preservative
Noun
3697vingtaineabout twenty; one's twenties (period of life between ages 20 and 29)
Noun
3698nerfnerve; force, power, strength
Noun
3699solliciterto solicit; to attract (attention, interest)
Verb
3700fiertépride (positive emotion), self-esteem
Noun