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n-Muiiirtl rO|iiibtii'Hiii, tn , ir|iiililii an.
rcpubliquti, / , ic|iiililii .
résigntir, lu icii^'n ; résigné,
-p (/». />.), \r^Ày{\\Vi\.
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rélister, to résolus, résoudre;,
résolve.
résonner, to reëcho.
résoudre, to résolve.
respecter, to respect
respectueusement, rcspe>i:tfuUy.
respirer, to breathe, breAihe frccly.
ressembler (à), to rescmble.
reste, m., rest.
rester, to remain, stay ; ( pasl dcf.), remained; tait (imp,)f remained, slayc<l, did stay; (/>. p.), stayed; { près. ind. atid imv.), stay; était resté, had stayed.
résultat, m.f resuit.
rt^tontir, to resound; retentit { prt's. ind.), resounds.
retirer, to take off; retira ^ p.ist (ii'f.), took oflF ; retiré, -«* (/•• P')y retired; se — , to withdraw; se retira { past dcf.), withdrew, did withdraw.
retomber, to fall back; retomba ( pasl dcf.) y fell back.
retour, w/., return.
retourner, to return, turn, turu back; retourna (past </(•/.), rclurncd, turned, turnod l)aok; retourne (près. ind.)y return(s); retournera {fui.) y will return.
retrouver, to find again; re-
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trouvé, -e (p. p.), found
again.
réunion,^/., reunion.
réuivir^ to reunite, gather,
assemble ; réuni, -e (p. />.)»
united, reunited, assem-
bled, combined.
réussir, to succeed; réussi,
^ (p- P')y succeeded; réus-
^Lj^past def.)f succeeded,
aid succeed.
rêve, m.f dream.
réveiller, to awaken.
réveillon, m. y a. meal taken at
midnight Christmas eve on
return from church.
revenant, m., ghost.
revenez (fres. ind, and imv.
of fer^nir), corne back;
n'y — pasl don't try it
again !
revenir, to corne back, corne ^tlôwn, return.
rêver, to dream, dream of;
rêvait {itnp.), dreamed of.
revers, w., reverse, rêveur, w., areamer.
reviendra (fut. of revenir),
will corne back.
reviendrais, reviendrait (près.
cond. of revenir), would
come back, would return.
reviendront {fut. of revenir),
will come back.
revient (près. ind. <?/ revenir),
comes back.
^ revint {past def. of revenir),
came back, did come back,
càiiie down.
revit {past def. of revoir), saw again.
revoir, to see again.
révolution, /., révolution; Révolution française, the révolution which resulted in the overthrow of the Bourbon monarchy in France and the dissémination 01 republican ideas throughout Europe (i 789-1 799).
revue,/., review.
Klnn, m. y Rhine.
riaient, riais, priait {imp. of rire), lau^ghed^ were laughing.
riant {près, part, of rire),
-' laughing; en — , laugh- 'ingly.
riche, rich.
ride, /., wrinkle.
rien, anything, nothing; ne . . . — , nothing.
rigide, rigid.
rigoreu-x, -se, severe.
rire, to laugh, joke; rira {fut.), will laugh; riraient {près, cond.), would laugh; rirent {past def.), laughed ; rit {près, ind.), laughs; — au nez, to laugh in one's face; — de, to laugh at; lui rirent au nez, laughed in his face.
rire, m., laugh, laughter.
rival, m., rival.
Rivoli, a village in Italy, the scène of Napoleon's victory over the Austrians, 1797.
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robe,/., robe, dress.
robuste, robust.
rocher, m., rock.
roi, m., king.
Roland, Charlemagne's nephew.
rôle, m., rôle.
Rome, Rome, the dty in which the Pope résides.
rompre, to break ; rompu, -e (p. p.)y broken, ruptured; se — , to break.
Roncevauz, a valley in the Pyrénées where the rear guard of Charlemagne's army was destroyed, 778.
rose, rosy.
i rossignol, m., nightingale.
Rouen, a city of northern f France.
rouge, red.
roulement, m., roll, roUing.
rouler, to roll, roll up; roulèrent (past de/.), roUed.
route, /., way, road ; en — î on our way !
royij, -e, royal.
royaliste, royalist.
royaume, m., kingdom.
royauté, /., royalty.
ruti*/^, Street.
RttMOf ^-j Russian.
%^ m te.
^ « saint.
lÉ^ hh its.
U ^'f wooden shoe.
sabre, m., sword ; — de bois, wooden sword.
sac, m., bag.
sachant (près. part. 0/ savoir), buowing.
sacrer, to consecrate.
sacrifice, w., sacrifice.
sage, wise, good.
saint, -e, holy; Samedi — , Holy Saturday; le Vendredi — , Good Friday.
saint, m., saint.
sainte,/., saint.
Samte-Hêlène, St. Helena.
sais {près. ind. of savoir), know; tir — parler, you know ho^/to speak.
saisir, to seize; saisi, -e {p.
/>.), seized; saisirent {past def.)f seized.
sait (près. ind. of savoir), knows.
salle, /., hall; — à manger, dining room.
salon, m. y parlor, drawing room.
salut, m., sainte.
samedi, w., Saturday; Samedi saint, Holy Saturday.
Sandwich : fles — , Sandwich Islands, a group of islands in the Pacific Océan, now called the Ha waiian Islands.
sang, m., blood.
sangloter, to sob.
sans, without.
santé,/., health.
Saragosse, Saragossa, a city in Spain.
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Sarrasin, in.j Saracen.
satisfaire, to satisfy, please; satisfait, -e (p. />.), pleased, satisfied.
sauf, except.
saura, saurai (fui. of savoir), will (shall) know.
sauter, to jump; sautent {près. ind.)y jump.
sauvage, adj.^ wild.
sauvage, w., savage.
sauver, to save; sauvé, -e (fu p.), saved; se — , to escape, run away; s'est sauvé, ran away ; se sauva {past def.)j escaped, ran away.
sauvetage, m.y rescue; canot de — , lifeboat.
sauveteur, m., life sa ver.
savant, w., scholar.
savoir, to know, know how ; savaient, savait (imp.), knew, did know; savent, savez (près. ind.)f know, know how, do know; sans le — , without knowing it.
