scène,/., scène

science, /., science, knowledge.

scruter, to scrutinize.

sculpter, to sculpture, carve.

sculpteur, m., sculptor.

séance, /., meeting, session.

sec, sèche, dry, sharp.

sécher, to dry, parch.

second, m., second in command.

seconde, /., second.

second, -e, second.

seconder, to assist, help, back

secouer, to shake.

secourable, helpful, charitable.

secourir, to rescue, succor.

secours, m., assistance, aid, succor, relief; de — , relief

secte,/., sect.

secteur, m., sector.

section, /., section, platoon.

séduire, to tempt.

sein, tn., breast, heart, bosom.

séjour, m., stay.

selon, according to.

semaine,/., week.

semblable, such, like this, like.

sembler, to seem, appear, look; eût pu sembler comme, might hâve looked like.

semence, /., seed, sowing.

semer, to sow.

semeuse,/., sower, spreader.

sénégalais, -e, Senegalese.

sensationnel, -le, sensational.

sensibilité, /., feeling, sentiment

sentiment, m., feeling, sentiment.

sentir, to feel, smell; se — , to feel, feel oneself.

séparation, /., séparation.

séparer, to separate; se — , to part.

sept, seven.

septembre, September.

serbe, m., Serbian.

sergent, m., sergeant.

sérieu-x, -se, serious.

serment, m., oath, solemn promise; prêter — , to take the oath of.

serré, -e, clenched, close toge ther; en rangs — s, in close order .

serrer, to press, clasp, oppress; — la main à, to shake hands with; se — , to press, press close, grasp,

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shake; — la main, to shake hands.

service, m.y service; rendre de menus — s, to do small favors.

servir, to serve, use, supply, load, be of use; ne sert à rien, is of no use; — de, to be; se — de, to use, make use of.

serviteur, m., servant, faithful aviator.

servitude, /., servitude, service.

ses, adj., his, her, its.

seuil, m., threshold.

seul, -e, only, single, alone.

seulement, only, even.

sévère, austère, severe.

shako, m., shako.

si, so, such.

si, if; c'est à peine — Pon, one could scarcely.

siècle, m., century; rajeuni d'un — , a century younger.

siège, m., seat, siège.

sien, -ne; le — , his, les — nés, his; aux siens, to his family; il a fait des siennes he is up to his old tricks.

sifflement, m., whistling, whizzing.

sifflet, m., whistle; coup de — , signal.

signal, m., signal; signaux optiques, visual signalling.

signaler, to mark, signal, indicate, announce, mention; se — , to distinguish oneself .

signaleur, m.> signal-man.

signe, m.y sign; faire — , to

motion, signer, to sign.

signification, /., meaning.

significati-f, -ve, significant.

signifier, to signify, mean.

silence, m., silence; le — se

fit, there was silence.

silencieu-x, -se, silent, taci-

turn.

silhouette, /., silhouette, out-

line.

sillage, m., wake.

sillon, m.y furrow; pi. y fields,

plains, furrows. simple, simple.

simplement, simply; tout —

merely, that's ail.

simplicité, /., simplicity.

singuli-er, -ère, singular, pe-

culiar, strange.

sitôt, as soon as; — que, as

soon as.

situation, /., situation, situé, -e, situated.

six, six.

sobre, sober.

social, -e, social.

socialiste, m., socialist.

socle, m., pedestal, base.

soeur, /., sister (also, sister,

member of a religious or-

der).

soi, self, oneself; chez — , at

home.

soie,/., silk.

soif, /., thirst.

soigner, to take care of .

soigneusement, carefully.

soin, m.y care.

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soir, m., evening; le — , in

the evening.

soirée, /., evening.

soit, adv., namely, that is.

soixantaine, about sixty. soixante, sixty.

soixante-dix, seventy.

soixante-quinze, seventy-

five.

sol, m., soil, ground;sous ,

subsoil, ground.

soldat, m., soldier.

soleil, m. y sun, sunlight; le

coucher du — , the setting

of the sun, sunset.

solennel, -le, solemn.

solennité, /., solemn occasion, solemnity.

solidarité, /., union, united

action, solide, strong.

solidement, firmly.

sollicitude,/., solicitude, care,

anxiety, earnest thought.

sombre, gloomy, dark, som-

ber; il fait — , it is dark.

sombrer, to sink, go down.

sommaire, simple, primitive.

somme, /., sum (of money).

sommeil, m., sleep, slum-

ber.

sommet, m.} top.

somnolent, -e, sleepy.

somptueu-x, —se, sumptuous.

son, adj., his her, its.

son, m., note, sound.

songe, m., dream.

songer, to think, dream.

song-eur, -euse, dreaming,

pensive.

sonnant, -e, striking; à midi — , at the stroke of twelve.

sonner, to sound, strike, ring.

sonore, clear, deep-toned.

sorcier, m., sorcerer, conjurer.

sort, m.9 fate, lot, social condition.

sorte, /., sort.

sortie, /., exit.

sortir (de), to go out, corne forth, émerge, corne out, leave, take out, go forth; faire — , to bring out, draw out, bring forth.

sou, m., cent.

souci, m., anxiety.

soucieu-x, -se, anxious, pensive.

soudain, suddenly.

souder, to weld, unité.

souffle, m., breath, wind; au — d'un frisson, thrilled by the émotion of a people.

souffler, to whisper.

souffrance, /., surïering, torture.

souffrir, to suffer.

souhaiter, to wish, hope for, wish for„ désire, say.

soulagement, m.} comfort, relief.

soulever, to arouse, rouse, raise.

soulevé, -e, stirred.

souligner, to underline, emphasize.

soupçonner, to suspect.

soupir, m. y sigh.

souple, lissome, nimble, flexible.

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sourcil, w., eyebrow.

sourciller, to show the least émotion.

sourd, -e, indistinct; de — e qu'elle était, usually indistinct.

sourdement, indistinctly; Forage — grondait, the dull rumbling of the storm could be heard.

sourdine, /., mute; en — , softly.

souriant, -e, smiling.

sourire, to smile, smile at.

sourire, m.} smile.

sournois, -e, sneaking, treacherous.

sournoisement, sneakingly, slyly.

sous, under, beneath.

sous-lieutenant, m., second lieutenant.

sous-marin, m., submarine.

sous-marin, -e, adj., sub marine, under.

sous-officier, m., non-commissioned officer.

sous-secrétaire, m., undersecretary.

sous-sol, m., ground.

soutenir, to support, uphold, endure, lift up, keep up, wage, sustain, strengthen.

souvenir, m., memory, tradition, souvenir, thought; se — (de), to remember.

souvent, often.

souverain, -e, sovereign, suprême.

Spécial, -e, spécial, peculiar.

spectacle, m., sight, spectacle.

spectateur, m., spectator.

spectre, m., spectre.

splendeur, /., splendor.

splendide, splendid.

spontané, -e, spontaneous.

spontanément, spontan-

eously.

stagnant, -e, stagnant.

statue, /., statue.

stoïque, stoic.

stop! stop!

Strasbourgeois, m., inhabitant of Strasburg.

stratagème, m.; stratagem.

stratégique, stratégie.

strophe,/., stanza, verse.

stupéfait, -e, stupefied, astounded.

stupeur, /., stupor.

style, m., style.

suave, sweet, soft.

subir, to undergo, sustain, submit to, pass through.

sublime, sublime.

submersible, m., submarine.

subordonné, m., subordinate.

succès, m., success.

successi-f, -ve, successive.

succomber, to give way.

sucre, m,, sugar.

sud, m., south, adj., southern, south.

sud-est, m., southeast.

sud-ouest, m., southwest.

sueur, /., perspiration.

suffire, to suffice; il nous suffit de . . ., was enough, sufficed.

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suffisamment, sufficiently.

suffoquer, to stifle.

suite, /., tout de — , at once,

directly, immédiat ely; de

— , immediately. suivant, -e, following.

suivant, prep., according

to.

suivre, to folio w; — des

yeux, follow with their

eyes.

sujet, m., cause, fellow, sub-

ject; tout lui était — de

souffrance, everything tor-

tured her.

superbe, splendid, magnifi-

cent.

superbement, splendidly.

supérieur, -e, superior, suprême, supériorité, /., superiority.

superposé, en -e, superposed,

thick.

supporter, to put up with,

bear, endure.

supposer, to suppose, suprême, suprême, last.

sûr, -e, sure; bien — , surely.

sur, on, throughout, out of,

from, by, about, in, upon,

in the midst of, over; —

ce, now.

sûrement, surely, without

doubt.

surexciter, to overexcite.

surface,/., surface.

surgir, to spring up. surhumain, -e, superhuman.

surnaturel, -le, supernatural.

suroît, m., south-west wind.

surprendre, to surprise, take

by surprise.

surpris, -e, surprised.

surprise,/., surprise, surprise

attack.

sursauter, to start up.

surtout, above ail, especially.

surveiller, to watch over,

look after, watch.

survivant, m., survivor.

survivre (à), to survive.

survoler, to fly over.

sus (à)! down with!

susciter, to stir up, inspire.

suspension, /., suspension.

Suzanne, Susan.

syllabe, /., syllable.

symbole, m., symbol.

symbolique, symbolic.

symboliser, to symbolize.

sympathie, /., sympathy.

système, m., System; Père

Système, cadet officer re-

sponsible for class.

t' = te and sometimes tu.

ta, adj., your.

tabac, m., tobacco.

table, /., table.

tableau, m., blackboard, picture, tableau ; — noir, blackboard.

tablette, /., cake (of chocolaté).

tablier, m., apron.

tâche,/., task.

taché, -e, spotted, stained.

tache,/., spot; sans — , clear.

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taille,/., figure, size.

se taire, to be silent, to hold one's tongue; faisons les taire, iet us silence them.

talent, m., talent.

talion, m., retaliation; peine du — , law of retaliation.

tambour, m., drum.

tandis que, while, as.

tanguer, to pitch.

tanière, /., den.

tant, so many, so much, so;

— que, as long as.

tante, /., aunt.

tantôt . . . tantôt, now. . . .

now, sometimes . . . some-

times.

taper, to strike, beat.

tard, late; plus — , later, later

on.

tarder (à), to be long in.

tarir, to dry up, stop; sans — ,

without ceasing.

tas, m., lot, mob, crowd; par

— , in heaps.

te, you, thee.

technique, technical.

teint, m., color, complexion.

teinte,/., color.

tel, -le, such, as, such a, like,

that; comme — like one;

— que, as; un — , so and so.

télégramme, m., telegram.

télégraphier, to telegraph.

téléphone, m. téléphone.

téléphonique, adj., téléphone.

tellement, adv., so much, to

such a degree, so.

téméraire, rash, daring, bold.

témérité, /., temerity.

témoignage, m., testimony, proof.

témoigner, to express.

témoin, m., witness.

tempête,/., storm.

temple, m., temple.

temps, m., time, interval, weather; en même — , at the same time; les — heureux, the happy days; parle — qui court, in thèse days; tous les — , every kind of weather; le — pour, time enough for; de — à autre, from time to time.

tenace, persevering, stubborn

ténacité, /., tenacity.

tendre, to strain, hold out, extend; — Poreille, to listen attentively; se — , to be strained.

tendre, tender.

tendrement, tenderly, deeply, dearly.

tendresse, /., tenderness, love.

tendu, -e, outstretched.

tenir, to hold, to make, to make good, keep, deem, hold on, hold out; — tête à, to oppose, resist; — à, to désire, to be anxious to;

— compte de, to take into considération; — de, totake after; — parole, to keep one's word; tiens! there!

tenir de, to resemble; s'en

— là, to stop there; : — pour, to deem; se — , to remain, hold each other; — par le bras, arm in arm; se

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tenir pour, to consider oneself.

tension, /., tension.

tentative, /., attempt.

tenter, to attempt, adopt, try.

tenue, /., dress, holding, behavior, maintenance; en grande — , in full dress.

terme, m., expression, word.

terminer, se — , to end.

terrain, m., field, ground, terrain, scène; le grand — , the parade ground.

terrassement, m., earthwork, travaux de — , construction of earthworks.

terrasser, to crush.

terrassier, m., trench-digger.

terre, /., land, soil, earth, property, world, ground; sac à — , sand bag; prendre— ,toland; par — , on the ground, on the desk; à — , to the ground.

terreur, /., terror.

terrible, terrible.

territoire, m., territory.

territorial, -e, territorial.

territorial, m., member of the home-guard,

territoriale, /., home-guard.

tes, adj., your.

testament, m.y will, "testament.

tête, /., head; en — , at the head, at the head of the procession; tenir — à, to oppose, resist; levant la — , holding our heads up; à tue , at the top of his

voice.

texte, tn., text.

théâtre, m., théâtre.

tic-tac, m., tick-tack.

tiède, lukewarm, a little warm.

tienne (la), y ours, your own.

tiens (les), your; tant des tiens, so many of your soldiers; les — , your loved ones.

tigre, m., tiger.

timidement, timidly.

timonerie, /., steerage, chef de — , ist officer of the helmsmen.

tir, m., rire; — de barrage, barrage rire; dans son champ de — , within range; prête au — , ready to be fired, loaded.

tirailler, to pull.

tirailleur, m., sharpshooter.

tire-lire, /., money-box, chiid's bank.

tirer, to draw, rouse, take out, shoot, rire, find.

tisserand, m., weaver.

titre, m.} title, claim, document.

tocsin, m., tocsin, alarm-bell.

toi, thou, you, to yourself.

toile,/., canvas (curtain).

toi-même, yourself, you.

toit, m., roof; jusque sous son — -, to ask protection under her roof.

tôle,/., sheet iron.

tolérer, to tolerate.

tôlerie, /., sheet iron.

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tombe, /., tomb, grave.

tombeau, 1»., tomb.

tombée, /., fall; à la — du jour, at nightfall.

tomber, to fall; laisser — , to drop, utter; la nuit tombante, nightfall; faire — , to destroy, demolish.

ton, m., tone, tint.

ton, adj., your.

tonner, to thunder, roar.

tonnerre, m., thunder.

torpillage, m., torpedoing.

torpille, /., torpédo.

torpiller, to torpédo.

torpilleur, m., torpedo-boat, torpédo gunner.

torrent, m., flood, flow.

torride, torrid.

tortueu-x, -se, winding.

torturer, to torture.

tôt, adv., soon.

total, m., total; au — , on the whole.

touchant, -e, sympathetic.

toucher (à), hit, to touch, reach, to receive, draw near; — à mort, to mortally wound; — à, to hâve ail but reached; se — , to touch, touch each other.

toujours, always, ever, still, again, pour — , fore ver.

tour, m., turn, stroll; à — , in turn; faire le — de, to go around.

tour,/., tower.

tourbillon, m., whirlwind.

tourbillonner, to whirl.

tourmenté, -e, irregular.

tournant, -e, revolving.

tournée, /., tour of inspection, tourner, to turn.

tournoyer, to turn round and

round.

tournure, /., shape; à — d'

ancêtre, with an ancient

appearance.

tous, pron.j ail (of us, of you,

of them) ; — deux, both of

them.

tout, m., everyone, everybody;

de — un peu, a miniature of

a man.

tout, -e, {pi. tous, toutes),

ail, any, every thing, every,

entire, whole; — le monde,

everybody; — son être, her

entire being.

tout, adv., very, ail, just;

toute neuve, brand new;

— à fait, entirely; — en sachant, while knowing how;

— simplement, just; — de suite, immediately, at once.

trace, /., trace, print.

tracer, to trace describe, set

forth, write, leave, stirup.

tradition, /., tradition.

traditionnel, -le, traditional.

se trahir, to be betrayed.

train, m., train; être en — de,

to be busy or in the act of ;

grand — , at great speed.

traîner, to drag; se — , to

drag oneself, drag oneself

about.

traînée, /., trail, line.

Vocabulaire

trait, m., trait, feature; — d' union, Connecting link.

traitement, m., treatment.

traiter (de), to treat, call.

traître, m., traitor.

tragique, tragic.

tragique, m., tragedy, horror.

se tramer, to be planned or plotted.

tranchée, /., trench; — d'arrière, rear.

trancher, to solve, settle, décide, stand out.

tranquille, easy, quiet, good; adv., in peace.

tranquillement, quietly,

calmly.

transformer, to transform; se — , to be transformed.

transis, -e, chilled.

transition, /., transition.

transmettre, to transmit; se — , to be transmitted.

transport, m., rapture, émotion, transportation, transport ship.

transporter, to move.

travail, m., work, labor, industry; travaux de terrassement, construction of earth works.

travailler, to work.

travers, m., breadth; à — , through, throughout.

traverser, to cross, pass through, go through, pierce.

traversin, m., bolster.

treize, thirteen.

tremblant, -e, trembling.

tremblement, m., tremor,

quaver.

trembler, to tremble, shake.

trempe, /., character.

trentaine, /., about thirty,

some thirty.

trente, thirty.

trente-neuf, thirty-nine.

trépidant, -e, restless, impatient.

trépigner, to stamp, thrill.

très, very.

trésor, m.} treasure.

trêve,/., truce.

tribord, m., starboard; par —

on starboard side.

tribun, m., tribune.

tribunal, m., court.

tribune,/., rostrum, platform,

stand; la — du public,

public gallery.

tricolore, tricolored (French

flag is blue, white and red).

tricot, m., sweater.

tricoter, to knit; aiguille à

— , knitting needle.

triomphal, -e, triumphal, tri-

umphant.

triomphalement, trium-

phantly.

triomphant, -e, triumphant.

triomphe, m., triumph.

triompher, to triumph.

triple, triple.

triste, sad, poor; des plus — ,

the saddest possible.

tristement, sadly.

tristesse,/., sadness.

Trois: les Trois = Clemenceau, Wilson, and Lloyd

George.

Vocabulaire

trois, three.

troisième, third.

tromper, to deceive; se — ,

to be mistaken, delude one-

self, be fooled.

trompette, /., trumpet.

tronc, m., trunk.

trôner, to reign suprême.

trop (de), too, too many, too

much.

trophée, m., trophy.

trou, m., hole.

troubler, to disturb, blur, stir

up.

troué, -e, full of holes.

trouer, to pierce.

troupe, /., troop, force, unit.

troupier, m., soldier.

trouver, to fmd, consult; se

— , to find oneself, to be,

happen to be, feel oneself;

où se trouve la France,

which France faces tu, you, thou.

tué, -e, killed, dead.

tuer, to kill; se faire — , to

get killed, die; à tue-tête,

at the top of his voice.

tumulte, m., confusion.

turc, turque, Turkish.

tuyauterie,/., pipes.

tyran, m., tyrant.

tyrannie, /., tyranny.

U = U-boat.

ultime, last.

un, art., a, an, one; les uns ... les autres, some . . .

others; Pun et l'autre,

both of them.

unanime, unanimous, of one

mind.

unanimité, /., unanimity; à

V — , unanimously.

une, art., a, an.

uniforme, m., uniform.

union, /., union; trait d* — ,

Connecting link.

unique, unique, one and only,

only, sole, single.

unir, to unité, add; s* — , to

be united.

unité, /., unity, unit, univers, m., universe.

universel, -le, universal.

urgence, /., urgency; il y a

— , it is urgent.

usage, m., habit.

usurpateur, m., usurper, utile, useful.

va-et-vient, m., going and

coming.

vacances, /. pi., vacation, vacarme, m., disturbance.

noise. vague, /., wave.

vague, dimmed.

vaguement, indistinctly.

vaguemestre, m., officer in

charge of baggage or mail, vaillamment, valiantly.

vaillance, /., valor.

vaillant, -e, valiant, valorous.

vain, -e, vain, empty, frivo-

lous.

3iô

Vocabulaire

vaincre, to conquer.

vaincu, -e, conquered, vanquished.

vainement, in vain.

vainqueur, m., conqueror, victor.

Vainqu-eur, -euse, victorious.

vaisseau, m., vessel; lieutenant de — , naval lieutenant.

valable, good, valid.

valeur,/., value, worth, valor

valeureu-x, -se, valorous.

valise, /., valise.

vallée, /., valley.

vallon, m., vale, valley.

vallonnement, m., valley, vale.

valoir, to be worth, procure, give, win for; qui lui a valu d'être cité, which won for him a citation; cela n'en vaut pas la peine, it isn't worth while.

vantail, m., door.

vapeur, /., steam; à toute — , at full steam.

vaquer, to attend.

vase, /., mud, slime.

vaste, vast, immense.

veille, /., eve, day before, watch.

veillée, /., evening reunion.

veiller (à), not to sleep, watch, be on one's guard.

veinard, m.9 lucky fellow.

veine,/., vein.

vélocité, /., speed.

vendre, to sell, to sell dearly.

vénérable, vénérable.

vénérer, to venerate.

vengeance, /., vengence.

venger, to avenge.

veng-eur, -eresse, avenging.

venir, to corne, corne on, corne and ; — de, hâve just; — à bout de, to overcome; s'il venait à, if he should happen to ; faire — , to send for; aller et — , to go back and forth.

vent, m., wind; dans le coup de — de l'Arc de Triomphe, in the wildly enthusiastic group of the . . .

venter, to blow; il vente forte brise, a strong wind is blowing.

véritable, true, real, véritable.

véritablement, really, truly.

vérité, /., truth; à la — , in truth.

vermeil, -le, ruddy, rosy.

verre, m., glass.

verrier, m., glass- worker.

verrière, /., window.

vers, toward, in the direction of, about, to.

vers, m., verse, line.

verser, to shed.

vert, -e, green.

vertical, -e, vertical.

vertu,/., virtue.

verve, /., fervor, inspiration.

veste,/., jacket.

vêtir, to dress.

veuve, /., widow.

vexation,/., vexation.

viande, /., méat.

vibrant, -e, vibrating, stirring; — e et émue, stirred with émotion.

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vibrer, to vibrate, resound, wave, to be stirred, tremble, shake.

victime, /., victim.

victoire, /., victory.

victori-eux, -euse, victorious.

vide, empty.

vide, m., space.

vie, /., life, living.

vieillard, m., old man; ce petit — de bateau, this little old boat.

vieillot, -te, oldish.

vierge, /., virgin; la — rude, the formidable virgin (La Marseillaise).

vieux, vieille, old; un vieux, an old man; une vieille, an old woman.

vi-f, -ve, live, quick, bright, earnest, sharp, violent, deep, keen.

vigie,/., watch.

vigilance, /., vigilance.

vigilant, -e, vigilant, watchful.

vigoureu-x, -se, vigorous.

vigueur, /., force, vigor; entrer en — , to begin to take efïect, be put in force.

vil, -e, vile.

vilain, -e, ugly.

villa,/., villa.

village, m., village.

villageois, m.9 villager.

ville,/., city.

villégiaturer, to sojourn.

vingt, twenty.

vingt-cinq, twenty-five.

vingt et un, twenty-one.

violence, /., violence, violent, -e, violent, violette, /., violet.

violoncelle, m., violoncello

(musical instrument) ; organ

stop.

virer, to turn about, circle

around; — de bord, to

turn aside.

viril, -e, manly.

virtuosité, /., musical talent.

visage, m., face.

viser, to aim at.

visiblement, evidently, ob-

viously.

vision, /., vision.

visite, /., visit; rendre — , to

visit.

visiter, to visit.

visiteur, m., visitor.

vite, quickly; au plus — , as

soon as possible.

itesse, /., speed; à toute — ,

at full speed; avec marche

à petite — , at slow speed.

vitre, /., glass, window.

vitré, -e, glazed; baie — , bay

window.

vivant, -e, alive, living; estil (fort) — ? is it holding

out? nos — s, our living

soldiers.

vivat, m., cheer, hurrah.

vive ! long live ... 1 vivement, keenly, deeply,

quickly.

vivifiant, -e, refreshing, en-

livening.

vivre, m., food, pL, provisions.

vivre, to live, live through,

Vocabulaire

be living or alive, hold out, expérience.

vœu, tn., vow, oath, wish, prayer, good wishes.

voici, hère is, hère are, it is, this is; la lettre que — , the folio wing letter; la pièce que — , this room; nous — redevenus, we hâve now become again; — que, now;

— que Vaux, there's Vaux; or — que, now then; nous

— we are now; — venir, now corne, hère corne, hère cornes; me — , hère I am.

voie, /., way, road, means;

— ferrée, railway; en bonne — de guérison, well on the way to recovery;

— d'eau, leak.

voilà, there is, there are, that is, thèse are; — que, behold ! suddenly; nous voilà, hère we are, we hâve corne; me — , hère I am.

voir, to see, look at; voyons!

corne! let's see! laisser — , to show; se — , to be seen.

voisin, -e (de), near, neighboring.

voisin, m. } neighbor.

voisiner, to be neighborly, to march side by side.

voiture,/., carriage.

voix,/., voice; à pleine voix, at the top of their voices.

vol, m., flight, flying.

volcan, m., volcano.

volée,/., volley.

voler, to fly.

volet, m., shutter.

voleur, m., thief.

volontaire, m., volunteer.

volontaire, voluntary.

volonté, /., will, désire, détermination.

volte-face, /., turning about, about face.

vomir, to vomit forth.

vos, adj.y your.

vote, w., vote.

voter, to vote, pass.

votre, adj.y your.

vôtre, pron., le — , la — , les — s, yours.

vouloir, to want, wish, desire, try, seek, like, will; — parler, to mean; ils n'ont rien voulu savoir, they (the Germans) were unwilling even to consider it; voudrez-vous avertir, will you be good enough to notify; — dire, to mean; que veux-tu? what else can you do, the fact is; veuillez, be good enough to.

s'en vouloir, to be angry with oneself.

vous, you.

voûte, /., vault, arch.

voyage, m., trip; faire un — , to take a trip.

voyageur, m., traveller.

voyant, -e, bright, showy, gaudy.

Vocabulaire

vrai, -e, real, true; à — dire,

to tell the truth.

vraiment, truly.

vu, prep,, considering.

vue, /., sight; à sa — , at the

sight of it; à perte de — ,

farther than the eye can

see.

W wagon, m., car.

y, there, hère, in it, it, to it, by it, in them, through it; ça — est? Did we get her ?

Pour y être, Did we get her ?

il — a, ago, there is, there are.

zénith, m., zénith.

zone, /., zone, section.

zouave, m., zouave.

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