AVIS
aviser, to advise, consider, a! proa n, £ t
avoisiner, :
avouer, to own,
avril, 7. April.
- babil, chatter.
babiller, to chatter, pr
bagage, luggage
baigner, to lave, wash, flow past, steep.
: bail, le ise.
baller, to yawn.
baionnette, bayonet.
baiser, to kiss.
e baiser, ki
baisser, to lower, droop, hang down; baisser les
yeux, to look down.
e bal, ball, dar
balancer, to balance, sway, shake; se balancer, swing,
balbutier, to stammer.
banal, commonplac«
» banc, seat, bench a barbe, beard.
barbouiller, to dau barbue, bearded bariolé, loud, not in har-
en bas de, down tout bas, in a
bas, low; TON ¢ Wilisper,
la
> besoin, need ;
i bête, beast, animal; ad
re
DANIEL
bataille, baton, stick, staff.
baton de voyage, tray
batteuse, threshir
battre, to t, strike; s battre, to fight bavard, -e, ¢ beau, bel, belle, fine ; avoir beau anfin., IO... IM Val!
tout beau, vently beaucoup, beauté, wuty.
belliqueux, -se, bellicose WariIKke.
bénir, to bless, Benoit, »». Benedict
soin de, to necd, want
iy. { bibliothèque, library, book bien, well, very, muc} tort bien, all very well bien de, many; bie plus, many more ; bien étre, well-being bien, good, property.
bien-aimé, well-!
bien que, alth bientot, soon, shortly.
bienvenu, wel billet, | bivouac, camp, bis vie de bivouac, li!
Canvas.
blamer, to blame blanc, blanche, white.
> ble, wi
blesser, to wound.
bleu, »! bleu sombr« dark : bleu cla
Lorht } = bleuir, to grow blue,
Mie Vind.
k se (ul va > elie se, oir bewatt Es 1 y okhi h > ry well ; ; bien
1 clair ue, tut
VOCABUI
blond, fair.
blottir, r h, li bœuf, ox
Bohème, Bohemia, boire, to drink
bois, w .
boisé, led.
boite, x
bombe, shell, bomb. bombé, arched, 1 | bon,
\ Car!
bonheur, happiness ; par
bonheur, happily, bonnement, simply, p!
bonté, goodness, kindness.
bord, edge,
Bordeaux, the town.
bordeaux, wine, claret.
border, to border, line.
borderie, small farm : borne, limit, milestone
borner a, to limit, confine
one’s self to.
bouche, mouth, receive
1 é 1 L Iie},
bouger, to budge, move bougie, candle.
bouillant, boiling.
bouillir, to boil.
bourdonnement, hum bourdonner, to hum.
bourg, village, hamlet
