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Words 6301–6400
6301colle
glue; oral examination at a prépa or during the PASS; conundrum, stumper (difficult question); detention
Noun
6302traquer
to track, follow; to track down, hunt down; to hound
Verb
6303croisade
crusade
Noun
6304chagrin
sorrow, grief, chagrin
Noun
6305négatif
negative
Noun
6306serein
unclouded, clear; serene, calm, tranquil
Adjective
6307purée
puree; mashed potato; financial ruin; sperm, cum
Noun
6308pédagogie
pedagogy; education; learning
Noun
6309préface
preface
Noun
6310soucieux
worried; nervous, hesitant
Adjective
6311dictateur
dictator
Noun
6312enterrement
burial, interment; funeral
Noun
6313moniteur
monitor (someone who watches over something); monitor (instructor, teacher, supervisor); monitor (computer screen)
Noun
6314esthétique
aesthetics (study of beauty)
Noun
6315désespéré
hopeless, desperate
Adjective
6316ténèbres
darkness, the shadows; obscurity
Noun
6317regagner
to regain, to recover (something lost); to get back, to win back; to go back to
Verb
6318sirop
syrup
Noun
6319roumain
Romanian
Adjective
6320dividende
dividend
Noun
6321armure
armor; key signature
Noun
6322cantine
canteen (small cafeteria or snack bar, especially one in a military establishment, school, or place of work)
Noun
6323météorologique
meteorological
Adjective
6324concile
council
Noun
6325brouillard
fog, mist; daybook
Noun
6326prétention
pretentiousness; pretension; claim; pretentious person; asking wage
Noun
6327détecteur
detector, sensor
Noun
6328optimiste
optimistic
Adjective
6329chargeur
stoker, fireman; cassette, film-holder; loader, shipper, freighter, shipping agent; ammo clip; loader (of cannons); charger
Noun
6330énigme
enigma, puzzle (anything difficult to understand or make sense of); riddle
Noun
6331végétation
vegetation
Noun
6332statistiques
statistics (the mathematical science)
Noun
6333citoyenneté
citizenship (the status of being a citizen, with related rights and duties); citizenship (legal membership in a nation-state)
Noun
6334lesbienne
lesbian (female homosexual)
Noun
6335immigrant
immigrant
Noun
6336pionnier
pioneer, soldier employed to form roads, dig trenches, and make bridges, as an army advances; pioneer, one who goes before, as into the wilderness, preparing the way for others to follow; precursor; pioneer, child of 10–16 years in the former Soviet Union, in the second of the three stages in becoming a member of the Communist Party
Noun
6337conduit
conduit (connecting pipe/channel); a conductus
Noun
6338reconstituer
to re-form (a group, association); to recreate (a past time, decor, etc.); to reconstruct (a crime); to piece together again (something broken); to build up again (e.g. reserves of something)
Verb
6339polaire
of a pole (of an axis); polar
Adjective
6340dentiste
dentist
Noun
6341lâche
loose, slack; cowardly, low; lazy
Adjective
6342metal
metal (music style)
Noun
6343atterrissage
landing on the ground; touchdown (of an aircraft)
Noun
6344addition
addition (operation of adding a number to another); bill, check (written note of goods sold, services rendered, or work done, with the price or charge, in a bar or a restaurant)
Noun
6345travailleur
hard-working, diligent
Adjective
6346métaphore
metaphor
Noun
6347résistant
resistant
Adjective
6348lauréat
prizewinner, recipient of a prize, laureate
Noun
6349valorisation
promotion; gain in value, appreciation
Noun
6350insécurité
insecurity
Noun
6351réalisme
realism
Noun
6352analyste
analyst (person who analyzes)
Noun
6353comptable
accounting, financial; countable
Adjective
6354optique
optics; point of view, perspective
Noun
6355rapidité
swiftness, fastness, quickness
Noun
6356fleurir
to flower; to produce flowers; to bloom; to flourish
Verb
6357maternité
maternity, motherhood; pregnancy; maternity ward (in a hospital)
Noun
6358francophone
a Francophone
Noun
6359buisson
bush; brush, thicket (wild vegetation)
Noun
6360siffler
to whistle; to whistle for, to blow on a whistle for; to boo by whistling (to show one's disapproval at something); to hiss; to knock back (a drink), to down
Verb
6361jésuite
Jesuit
Adjective
6362bombarder
to shell, blitz
Verb
6363complication
complication
Noun
6364light
light, slight; diet, low-fat, fat-free, light
Adjective
6365honnêteté
honesty
Noun
6366traditionnellement
traditionally
Adverb
6367indirectement
indirectly
Adverb
6368temporairement
temporarily
Adverb
6369sensiblement
pretty much, roughly, approximately; appreciably, perceptibly; sensitively
Adverb
6370financièrement
financially
Adverb
6371jusqu'alors
until then, up to that point
Adverb
6372intriguer
to puzzle; to make interested or curious; to scheme, to connive
Verb
6373geek
geek (all senses)
Noun
6374dessinateur
designer, draughtsman; cartoonist, drawer
Noun
6375platine
platinum (metal); platter; turntable; connector board; plate; platen (printing plate); stage (of a microscope)
Noun
6376weekend
post-1990 spelling of week-end
Noun
6377ressusciter
to resurrect; to bring back to life, to resuscitate
Verb
6378sensibiliser
to make sensitive; to raise awareness
Verb
6379cam
cam (device for filming); contre-amiral (rear admiral (RAdm))
Noun
6380médiation
mediation
Noun
6381restant
remainder
Noun
6382enfiler
to thread (a needle); to string, to sling (put on a string or sling); to put on (clothes); to hump, to screw
Verb
6383grange
a barn
Noun
6384incendier
to burn down; to roast (criticize severely)
Verb
6385cru
raw (uncooked, unprocessed)
Adjective
6386latin
the Latin language; a male of South American or Mediterranean origins
Noun
6387conformité
conformity
Noun
6388aquatique
water; aquatic
Adjective
6389sierra
sierra
Noun
6390cultivé
cultivated, farmed; cultivated, grown; cultured; cultivated
Adjective
6391Australien
Australian (native or inhabitant of Australia) (usually male)
Noun
6392maint
many
Determiner
6393choquant
shocking
Adjective
6394exotique
exotic
Adjective
6395jersey
jersey
Noun
6396illustre
illustrious
Adjective
6397modernisation
modernisation
Noun
6398donneur
donor; dealer
Noun
6399tambour
drum (instrument); tambour (sports / real tennis); revolving door
Noun
6400quota
quota
Noun