RE

À i re: <" (L. quomodo inde),

constater, y. a. (L, status), to prov to nsce.tain, to Pre

À stato, to observe, commerce, s. m. (L. commercium), consulter, v, a. (L, Ita. Commerce, trade, business. , consult, Lo conter Win ele commission, à. f, commettre), je ten 5 te: = mission, trust, marée rene) Come D à ons Le contentue

commun, €, adj. (IL communis), common, vulgar,

communliention, #. f. (communt.

Quer), communication, intercourse.

communiquer, v. à. (L. unicare), rans to impart,

comprendre, v. a. (L. comprendere to understand. to comp x com # m. (compter), account,

M; eur mon compte, with regard to me.

count, to calc : to settle ac- Counts ; compter sur, to expect.

concevoir, v. a. (L. concipere), to take, to concelve, to apprehend,

conçu, see concevotr, concurrent, , f. (L.

rentem), Competitor, ane condition, 8, f. (L. conditi condition, choumeta Son terme" confier, v. a. (L.L. confidere), to confide, to tell in confidence.

figurati. £ (L.

“na ranqE “neue.

fond: a. (L, fundere), to eonfound 20 confus MIX. \ £. Ÿ de CA Fa confus, L. con congé, s. m. (L. commeatus), leave, : re

continuer, v. à. (contiiu, L. continuus), to continue.

contraire, «, m. (L, contrarius), con- + OPposile ; aw contraire, on the contrary,

centre, prep. (L. contra), against, Contrary n: Pour et contre, pro and con,

convenir, v. n. (L. convenire). to

agree, to suit, to become ta Le

convenient ; c'est convenu, that js understood, it is settled,

copier, v. a. (copie, L. copia), to copy.

cerrenpondant, €, adj, (correre), corresponding,

rrespond + n. (LL corre- D où À RUE, to agree.

coucher, v. n. (L, collocare), to sleep.

f. (couler, L,.

PEroover dde demie beñind "tn scenes,

Coup, s. m. (L, colpus), blow, stroke, thrust: coup de sang, apoplectic

ing the place of ngle where two was meet, angle wall; se Couper, to cut one's self.

courage, m. L. coraticum courage, spirit, sl é

) issant, connu, tok ow, to under.

stand, to be acquainton with.

connu, see connaître, censeil, a. m. (L. consilium), counsel ; council; EE resolution, course ; or.

Lit è . f. (conseil), De + ad viser, counci selller, v. a. , to sel, Gr si cr (conseil), to coun consentir, v. n. (L. consentire), to consent, to agree.

idérable, . (considérer), s aderette nee nota Die” GS

considérer, v. à. (L. considerare), to consider, to view, to respect.

gr LE consolari), to con-

Cours, s. m. (L. cursus), course, current, public drive, progress, term.

Couteau, s. m. (L. cultellus), knife.

craintif, ve, adj. craindre, L.

tremere), Tarte titd timid.

créer, v. a. (L. crearc), to create.

creuser, v. a. (creux, L.L. corrosum:

todig, to ho ow, tosink ; to pond è

. à, (L. to b: to g —" +" : ge crepare), urst, cri, 8. m. (crier, L. quiritare), cry, scream.

ë credere), croyant, FRA TRs eV ;

d, to believe in,

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euber, v. a. (cube, L, cubus), to cube, dent, Lo mensure,

faire cuire, to coo!

Cuisinière, s. f. (cuisine), roastingpan ; cook.

dangereux, se, adj. (danger), dangerous,

dan L. de intus), in, within, 1nt6, Ni, RoeqnEe A "

danser, v.n. (Germ. origin), to dance.

danseur, se, s, m. f. (danser), dancer, partner,

de, à, . (L. de). of, from, ut of, A Rob on; cl À some, any.

débarrasser, v. à. (L.L. barra), to cloar, to disencumber), to rid. ‘ décadence, 8, f. (L.L. decadentia, decline, downfall, decadence, .

déchirer, V. & (0.H.G. skërran), to

décidément, adv. décider), decidedly, POnLV Ale, (

dé

découvrir, v. a. (dé couvrir), to discover, to expose,

dedans, adv. (de dans), in, inside.

défaut, s. m. U'aute), detect, fault.

dehors, adv. (hors, L, foras), outside,

pe: adv. (dè jà, L. jam), already, yel

demain, s. m. adv. (LL, de mané), to-morrow.

demande, s. f. (demanà+r), demand, request, suit.

demander, v. a. demandare), to ask, to require,

démentir, v. a. (dé mentir), to contradict, to give tho lic to.

démission, s. f. (L. demissioner:), resignation ; donner sa démission,

dessou

under

dessus,

détail, cums

Young lady, you:

ferret

eanest, tqrrière, prep. (LL, de retro), bend.

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