VOCABULARY

a, see avoir.

à, prep., at, to, in, on, with, for,

of.

abaisser, /r., to lower, pull

down; s* — , to humble one's

self.

abandonner^ tr., to give up,

abandon, leave; s* — , to be-

come despondent, give way.

abîmer, /r., to spoil.

abominable, abominable.

abominablement, abomina-

bly.

abondance,/., abundance.

abord, m., approach, access;

d* — , first, first of ail.

aborder, ir.^ to speak to, ac-

cost.

abri, m., shelter, refuge, cover;

à 1' — de, under shelter of.

absence,/., absence.

absent, -e, absent, out of the

way.

absolu, -e, absolute, positive.

absolument, absolutely.

absorber, /r., .to engross,' ab-

sorb.

absorbé -e, absorbed.

accablé, -e, overcome, over-

powered.

accablement, m., desponden-

accabler, /r., to overpower, dishearten.

accaparer, tr., to take possession of, engross.

accepter, tr., to accept.

accès, m., access, paroxysm, attack.

accident, m., accident.

accompagnement, m., attendance, accompanying.

accompagner, tr., to accompany.

accompli, -e, accomplished, perfect.

accomplir, tr., to accomplîsh, fulfil.

accord, m., good understanding; être d'— , to be agreed.

accourir, intr., to hasten up, run toward.

accoutumer, tr., to accustom, inure; s' — , to get used to.

accueil, m., welcome, réception.

accueillir, tr., to receive, welcome.

accuser, tr., to accuse.

achat, m., purchase, acquisition.

acheter, tr., to buy.