6001bénéfiquebeneficial, that which does good
Adjective
6002ménagerto husband, to conserve; to treat gently, treat nicely; to conserve, go easy on; to go easy, take it easy
Verb
6003carnavalthe carnival, last festive occasion before Lent, notably on Shrove Tuesday, marked by a masked parade and/or ball
Noun
6004expédierto post, to send, to ship; to expedite; to deal with quickly, to get rid of
Verb
6005carrerto square (a number); to insert, to place
Verb
6006soutenusustained, maintained, concerted; sustained, lasting, enduring; high-register; formal
Adjective
6007cuissoncooking (the act of cooking); doneness; firing (of ceramics)
Noun
6008chaudheat, warmth
Noun
6009polipolite; polished
Adjective
6010SaxonSaxon (native or inhabitant of Saxony, Germany) (usually male)
Noun
6011fixationfixation; fixation, obsession
Noun
6012teneurcontent, contents, tenor; tenor (musical part holding the main melody); holder, especially a title holder
Noun
6013fantaisiefantasy (something fanciful); fantasy (something created by the imagination); idea, desire, feeling; imagination; fantasia
Noun
6014aimablelikeable, amiable
Adjective
6015ivredrunk, inebriated (by alcohol); drunk, intoxicated, overwhelmed
Adjective
6016repèremarker, (reference) mark; landmark; reference point
Noun
6021renaîtreto be reborn, to be born again; to reappear, to resurface; to rekindle
Verb
6022chirurgicalsurgical; clinical (excellent and precise)
Adjective
6023tellike, as; such as
Conjunction
6027caillougravel, small stone; head
Noun
6028hallehall; market hall
Noun
6029fakerto fake; to feign (to pretend to do something)
Verb
6030tramwaytram (passenger vehicle)
Noun
6033cinquantaineabout 50, 50 or so; one's fifties (period of life between ages 50 and 59)
Noun
6034affichageposting, to post a notice; display
Noun
6035fontemelting, smelting, thawing; cast iron; font; holster (on saddle)
Noun
6036burgersynonym of hamburger (“burger”)
Noun
6037lignéelineage; line (descent)
Noun
6038crosscross country
Noun
6043BOinitialism of bande originale; OST
Noun
6044bénédictionblessing (some kind of divine or supernatural aid, or reward); benediction
Noun
6045spontanéspontaneous, self-generated (happening without any apparent external cause); spontaneous, natural, unforced
Adjective
6047cartouchecartouche (ornamental figure); cartouche (Egyptian hieroglyphic of name); title block (technical drawing); cartridge, round
Noun
6051fraisestrawberry; nipple; bulwark, palisade (defensive rampart of earth with sharpened wooden stakes set in at an angle); calf's mesentery; fraise (ruff collar); milling cutter; dental drill
Noun
6052conservatoireconservatory (for the maintenance of tradition); music academy
Noun
6053pâlepale (light in color); pale (lacking brightness); pale (dull)
Adjective
6054PETEPETE (“polyethylene terephthalate”) abbreviation of polyéthylène téréphtalate
Noun
6055appréhenderto dread, apprehend; to catch, apprehend
Verb
6056bousculerto shove, to bump into, to jostle
Verb
6057éloignéremote, distant, far away
Adjective
6058cordoncord (for connecting)
Noun
6059abîmerto damage; to fall down or sink and disappear in a hole, depth, abyss; to become absorbed in something (thought, action); to throw down in a hole, depth etc.
Verb
6061bienfaitkindness, favour, good deed; benefit, advantage
Noun
6062émanerto emanate, to come (from); to radiate
Verb
6063bibi, bisexual person
Noun
6064trierto sort, to sort out; to grade; to calibrate
Verb
6065imprimerieprinting; printing office, printshop, printing house
Noun
6066redresserto straighten (up); to rectify, straighten out; to restore, turn around; to recover, regain composure; to stand up, sit up straight
Verb
6067enculerto bugger, to sodomize (have anal sex); to fuck (have sex); to fuck, to con (defraud); to beat up
Verb
6068scandaleuxscandalous (wrong, immoral, causing a scandal)
Adjective
6071gaminmischievous, naughty
Adjective
6072doyendean; doyen (senior member)
Noun
6074choquéshocked, startled
Adjective
6076grenouillefrog; any small, green frog (e.g., leopard frog, tree frog, etc.); female genitals
Noun
6077débutantdebutant, newbie, beginner
Noun
6081étangpond (small lake, often shallow); lagoon (especially on the Mediterranean coast)
Noun
6084propicepropitious; favorable; opportune
Adjective
6089élogepraise; accolade; eulogy
Noun
6091plongéedive; the forward tilt of an automobile when braking
Noun
6094fascinerto fascinate, bewitch, enthrall
Verb
6095créanciercreditor (person to whom a debt is owed)
Noun
6096répanduwidespread; spread-out, scattered
Adjective
6097rafalegust (strong, abrupt rush of wind); sudden shower, flurry; burst (series of shots fired from an automatic firearm)
Noun
6098LatinLatin (resident or native of Latium); resident or native of a Romance country such as Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Romania, etc, whose language is derived from Latin
Noun
6099savantscholar, scientist
Noun
6100bravoapplause, cheers; swordsman
Noun