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Emouvoir 3, y. a. to move.
B^£mparer 1, v.n. to seize^sub' due, [preverU.
Empêcher 1, y. n. to hinder, to Empereur, 8. m. emperor.
Emphatique, adj. emphaticaî»
Emploi, s. m. empîoy.
Employer 1, y. a. to employ.
Emporter 1, y. a. to carry away.
Y , to get the betler.
Empreinte, s.f.jvrtn/, impreas, s^ Empresser l,y .n. to be eager.
Emprunter 1, y. a. to borrow.
Emu, e, part, moved.
En, prep. in, into, within, — , pron. pers. qfit, ofthem,
soTne, Encadrer 1, y. a. to /rame.
Enchanter 1, y. a. to ddight.
Enchantement, s. m. delight.
Enclume, s. f. anvil.
Encore, ady. yet, ttiU, again.
Encourager 1, y. a. to encourage.
Endormi, part, cuîeep, s^Endormir 2, y. n. to faU
asleep, s^Endormait, imp, feU asleep.
Endroit, s. m. place, fyot.
Enduit, p. part, davbed.
Enfance, s.f. childhood^youtk, IL niant, s. m. and f. child.
Enfantillage, s. m. childish- Enfantine,adJ. chUdish. [ness, Eutin. ady. at last, in short.
Enfumer 1, y. a. to smoke.
Engager 1, y. a. to engagé.
Engloutir 2,y.a.to stoattow up. Enhardi, part, emboldened.
Enlever 1, y. a. to take away.
Enluminer 1, y. a. to iUumi'
note.
Enorme, adj. enormous.
Enormément, adj. much^enor' mmishj.
s^Ennuyer 1, y. r. to bt weary.
Ennuyeux, se, adj. tiresome.
Enorme, adj. enormous.
Enseigne, s. f. sign, standard.
Enseigner 1, y. a. to teach.
Ensemble, adv. together.
Ensuivit, /bUowed, Entendis, p, prêt, heard.
Entendons, près, understand.
Entendre 4, y. a. to hear^ tm-
derstand.
Entendre (faire), to say.
Enterrer 1, y, a. to bury.
Enthousiasme, s. ra. enthu"
siasm.
Entier, e, adj. entire, whole,
(en), entirdy.
Entièrement, ady. enHrdy.
Entourer 1, y. a. to surround.
Entraîner 1, y. a. to carry
along, [anoihej',
s^Entr^aider l,y.a. to assist otie Entre, prep. between.
Entrée, s. f, entry, enirance.
Entreprendre 4, v .a. to ûnder^
take.
Entrepris, part, undertaken»
prêt, undertook.
Entrer 1, y.n. to enter, go tn.
Entretenir 2, y.a. to entertavn.
to conoei'se.
Entretien, s. m. maintenance,
keeping, conversation.
Entretiens, entretiennent, en-
tertain, [ceived.
Entrevit, entrevîmes, ocr- Entrevoyais, imp. haa a
glimpse of.
Entrevu, part, perceived.
Entrevue, interview, [cover.
Envelopper 1, y.a. to envelop..
Envers, prep. towqrds.
Envie, s. f. envy, mind, wish.
Environ, s. m. environs; adv.
about.
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EV
£nvi)'onnerl,y.a. to surround.
Envoi, s. m. envoy.
Envoie, près, sena»
Envoyer 2, v. a. io send.
chercher, to êend /or.
Epais, se, adj. ihick.
Epaule, s. f. shoulder, Epée, s. f. sword.
Eperdu, adj. frigkUned^ cuh
tonished.
Epoque, s. f.period.
Epouse, s. f. wife.
Epouser 1, v.a. to tnarry, take.
Epousseter 1, v. a. to dust.
Epouvantable, oÂj.frightful.
Epouvante, s. Ï.Jright, terror.
Epouvanter l.v.a. tofrighten.
Epoux, s. m. husbana.
Epreuve, s. f. trial.
Eprouver 1, v.a. ^o expérience,
to prove.
Epuisement, s.m. exhaustion.
Epuiser 1, v.a. to exhauat, to
drain.
Errer 1, v.n, towcmdert to err.
Erreur, s. f. error.
Es, près, of être, art.
Escalier, s. m. staircase.
Esclave, s. m. and f, sUxoe.
Espace, s. m. spa^se.
Espèce, s. f. specieSj kind.
Espérer 1, v. a. ^o hope.
Espoir, s. m. hope.
Esprit, s. m. mindj spirit^ wit.
Essai (coup d^), s. m. trial
(first.) Essayer 1, v. a. to try.
Essuyer l,v. a. to wipe, to dry.
Est, près, of être, is.
(il, or il en), there is,
ihere are,
, s. in,.east.
Estime, s. f. esteem, respect.
Estimer 1, v. a. to esteem.
Estropier 1, v. a. to cripple.
Et, conj. and. •
Etablir 2, y. a. to establish.
*, to setUe.
Eta^e, 8.m,^oor, story, stage.
Etait, imp. was.
-r — (il s'), there was.
Etant, p. près, being.
Etat, s. m. state,profession,
(en), able.
(hors d'), unàble.
Eté, s. m. summer.
, part, heen.
Eteint, part, extinguished.
s^Etendre 4, v. r. to cxtend. Etincelle, s. î. flash, spark.
Etions, imp. were.
Etoffe, s. f. stuff.
Etoile, s. f. star.
Etonnant, e, adj. astonishing.
Etonnement, s. m. astoniâr
ment.
Etonner 1, v. a. to astomsh.
s' V. r. to be astonished.
Etouffant, a, adj, suffocating,
excessive.
Etourderie, s.î.thoughtftdness.
Etourdie, adj. giddy.
Etrange, adj. siranige.
Étrangler 1, v. a. to strangle.
Etrangement, adv. strangdy.
Etranger, e, stranger,foreignr A ^. foreign.
Etre 4, v. auxil. to be.
, s. m. being.
Etude, s. f. study.
Eu, part, had.
Eussent, eus, eût, mighi be.
Eussent-ils été, liad they been.
Eût (qu^elle), that she mighi
hâve.
Eut, eûmes, prêt, had.
Eux, pron. près, they, them, s'Evanouir 2, v. r. to swoon, io
faint.
Evanouissement, s.m. swoon.
