Don Philippe ; see page 80, note
Page 194. — Escurial, i. e., the Royal Palace near Madrid. a. Yo el Rey, Spanish for /, the King.
VOCABULARY
[Certain words identical in French and English hâve been purposely omitted.]
à, to, at, in, on, of, by, with, as to. abaisser (s'), lower oneself, fall,
slope down.
abandon, m., abandonment, care-
lessness, forlornness.
abandonner, abandon, désert, for-
sake, give up ; s' — à, indulge
in.
abattement, m., déjection, des-
pondency.
abeille,/., bee.
abjection,/., abjection, baseness.
abîme, m., abyss, depth.
abnégation, /., abnégation, self-
denial.
aboiement, m., barking.
abondance, /., abundance.
abonder, abound, overflow.
abord, m., access ; d' — , first ; at
once; dès 1' — , from the very
first.
abordage, m., boarding ; collision, aborder, land ; broach.
aboyer, bark.
abréger, abridge, shorten.
abri, m., cover ; à 1' — de, under
(the shelter of), sheltered from;
mettre à V — de, shelter from.
abriter, shelter, shield.
absent, -e, absent, not at home, absolu, -e, absolute.
absolument, absolutely, positive-
absorber (s'), be absorbed, take up.
abus, m., abuse.
abuser, deceive ; — de, abuse, take advantage of.
accablant, -e, overwhelming.
accablement, m., heaviness, depression.
accabler (de), overwhelm (with).
accaparer, monopolize.
accéder (à, to), hâve access, approach.
accélérer, accelerate, hasten.
accent, m., accent, tone, expression.
accepter, accept, receive.
acception, /., respect, regard.
accès, m., fit, attack ; access, admittance ; donner — dans, lead to.
accident, w., accident, misfortune.
accompagner, accompany.
accomplir, accomplish. perform ; s' — , be accomplished, take place.
accord, m., accord, agreement.
accorder, accord, grant, give.
accoster, accost, come alongside.
accouder (s'), lean on one's elbow.
accourir, run, run up.
accoutumé, -e, customary, usual.
accroître (s'), increase, grow, rise.
accueil, m., réception, welcome; faire — à, welcome.
accueillir, receive, greet.
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accuser^ accuse, betray ; argue, acéré, -e, sharp, pointed.
acharner (s'), be bent or set
(upon).
achat, w.,*purchase.
acheminer (s'), set out, make
one's way.
acheter, buy, purchase, procure, achevé, -e, finished, perfect.
achever, finish, complète, end ; —
de, finish, acier, m., steel.
acquérir, to acquire, obtain.
acquitter (s') de, acquit oneself
of, perforai, acte, m., act, document, deed. acteur, m., actor.
acti-f, -ve, active, action,/., action, share.
actrice,/., actress.
actuel, -le, actual, présent, actuellement, now, at présent, admettre, admit, own.
administrer, administèr, manage.
admirable, admirable, wonderful,
excellent.
admirer, admire, wonder (at).
adorer, adore, worship.
adosser (s') à, to place one's back
against, lean against.
adresse,/., dexterity, skill.
adresser, address, direct, make ;
s' — à, address one's self to, address.
adroit, -e, skilful, clever.
adroitement, adroitly, skilfully.
adversité, /., adversity.
affaiblir, enfeeble, weaken, lessen.
affaire, /., affair, business, case ;
//., business ; homme d' — s,
agent ; avoir — à, hâve to deal
or do with.
affairé, -e, busy, occupied.
affaissé, -e, sunk, drooping, de-
pressed.
affaissement, w., dépression, affaisser (s'), sink down, drop.
affamé, -e, famished, hungry.
affecter, affect, assume, affection, /., affection, disease;
prendre en — , take a fancy or
liking to.
affectueusement, affectionately.
affectueu-x, -se, affectionate.
affleurer, be levai. [ing.
affligeant, -e, afilicting, distiessaffliger (de), afiiict (with), grieve affluer, flow, pour in. [(at).
affreu-x, -se, frightful, dreadful.
affronter, face.
affubler (s') de, be wrapped up in.
afin ; — de, in order to ; — que, in
order that.
Afrique,/., Africa.
âge, m., âge, youth.
âgé, -e, aged, old ; — de, of âge.
agenouiller (s'), kneel down, kneel.
agent, m., agent ; — de change,
stock-broker.
agir, act ; il s'agit de, it is a question of.
agiter, agitate, wave, shake, excite; s' — , stir about, move,
flutter.
agonie,/., agony.
agoniser, be dying.
agréable, agreeable, pleasing,
pleasant; faire V — , play the
agreeable.
agréer, accept, approve.
agressi-f, -ve, aggressive.
ah, ah ! o ! oh ! — çà, now then !
well now ! why !
aide, /., aid, help ; être en — à,
help. aider, aid, assist.
aïeul, m., grandfather.
aigre, sour, sharp.
aigrir, make or turn sour, embit-
ter.
aigu, -ë, acute, sharp.
aiguille,/., needle; — à tricoter,
knitting-needle.
aiguiser, sharpen.
VOCABULARY
aile,/., wing.
aille, see aller.
ailleurs, elsewhere; d' — , be-
sides, moreover.
aimable, amiable, lovely, agree-
able ; à 1' — , amicably.
aimant, -e, loving, affectionate.
aimer, love, like; — à, delight
in ; — mieux, like better, pre-
fer; j'aimerais autant, I had
as lieve.
ainsi, so, thus; — que, as, as
well as; pour — dire, so to
speak, as it were.
air, m., air, appearance; tune;
prendre V — , take an airing. aisance,/., ease.
aise,/., ease ; satisfaction ; à V {or
à son) — , easily, at (one's)
ease; happy.
aise, glad, pleased, happy.
aisé, -e, easy.
aisément, easily.
ajonc, m., furze.
ajourner, adjourn, put off.
ajouter, add.
alarmant, -e, alarming.
alarme,/., alarm, uneasiness.
alerte, alert, on the watch ; active,
quick.
alimentaire, alimentary.
aliter, confine to one's bed.
allée,/, alley, walk.
allégresse, /., happiness, mirth,
joy.
alléguer, allège, aller, go, départ ; go on ; be go-
ing; fit, become, suit; allons,
corne ! come now ! well I now !
allez, va, go ! well ! now ! really !
I assure you ! s'en — , go away
or off.
alliance, /., alliance, marriage.
allié, -e, allied, related.
allongé, -e, lengthened, long, allonger, lengthen, stretch, stretch
out.
allumer, light, kindie.
allure,/, gait, manner, way. aloi, m., standard, condition, alors, then, at that time.
altération,/, altération, change, altérer, alter, change, amaigrir (s'), become meagre or
emaciated, waste.
amant, -e, m./., lover, amarrer, fasten, moor.
amasser, amass, lay up.
ambassade,/, embassy.
ambitionner, be ambitious of,
covet, désire.
âme,/, soûl, heart.
amendement, m., amendment, im-
provement.
amener, bring, lead.
am-er, -ère, bitter.
amèrement, bitterly.
américaine,/., American phaeton.
Amérique,/., America, amertume, bitterness, sorrow,
grief.
ami, -e, m./., friend.
ami, -e, friendly, fond, amiable, amicable, friendly ; à
1' — , amicably ; private.
amical, -e, friendly.
amitié,/, friendship.
amortir, deaden ; s' — , abate.
amortissement, w., settlement,
liquidation, amour, m., love.
amphithéâtre, m., amphithéâtre, ample, ample, full, wide.
amuser, amuse, entertain ; s' —
(de), laugh (at).
an, m., year.
anachorète, m., anchorite.
analogue, analogous.
ancêtre, m., ancestor.
ancien, m., senior, elder, superior.
ancien, -ne, ancient, old, former.
ange, m., angel.
angélique, angelic.
anglais, -e, English, British.
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Anglais, -e, m. /., Englishman, English woman ; les — , the English.
angle, m., angle, corner.
angoisse,/., anguish.
animation,/., animation, stir.
animé,
animated.
eager
bright.
animer (de), animate (with).
année,/., year.
annonce, /., announcement.
annoncer, announce, proclaim.
annuel, -le, annual.
anse,/., creek.
antichambre,/., arrtechamber.
antipathie, /., antipathy, préjudice.
antiquaire, m., antiquary.
antique, antique, ancient, oldfashioned.
anxiété,/., anxiety.
août, tn.y August.
apaiser, àppease, quiet, allay.
apercevoir, perceive, see, notice; s' — de, perceive, be aware of, notice.
aperçu, see apercevoir.
aplomb, w., assurance, self-possession.
apologétique, apologetic.
apoplexie,/., apoplexy.
apostrophe, /.} apostrophe, reproach.
apparaître, appear, seem.
appareil, m., apparel ; préparation, show ; structure.
apparemment, apparently, evidently.
apparence, /., appearance, likelihood.
apparent, -e, apparent, obvions.
apparition, /., apparition, appearance.
appartement, m., apartments.
appartenir (à), belong (to), be concerned (with).
apparu, see apparaître.
appât, m.^ bait, allurement.
appel, m., appeal, call ; cri d' — ,
cry for help.
appeler, call, call in, call or send
for ; claim ; faire — , hâve . . .
called, send for.
appétissant, -e, appetizing, tempt-
ing.
appétit, m., appetite.
applaudira, applaud; commend;
s' — de, congratulate one's self
on, glory in.
appliquer, apply ; s' — à, endea-
vor to.
appoint, m., balance.
appointements, m. pi., salary.
apport, m., estate; — s immobiliers, real estate.
apporter, bring.
appréciation,/., appréciation, es-
timate.
apprécier, appreciate, value.
appréhension, /., appréhension,
fear.
apprendre, leam, be informed (of) ;
tell, inform (of), teach.
apprêt, m., préparation, apprêter, prépare, get ready.
approche,/,, approach.
approcher (de, to), approach,
draw or bring near ; s' — , draw
near, advance.
approprier (s'), appropriate to
one's self.
approuver, approve.
approvisionner (s') de, provide or
supply one's self with.
approximativement, approxi-
mately.
appui, m., support, appuyé, -e, supported, leaning,
resting.
appuyer, support, lean, empha-
size, press ; s' — sur, be supported by, rest upon.
après, ai ter, next ; d' — , ai ter après-midi, m., afternoon.
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à-propos, m.y propriety, fitness.
aptitude, /., aptitude, qualification.
arbre, m., tree.
arc, m., arc, arch, bow.
archaïsme, w., archaism.
arche,/., arch.
archiduc, m., archduke.
archives, m. pL, archives, records.
ardemment, ardently.
ardent, -e, ardent, buming ; violent ; vivid ; deep.
ardeur,/., ardor, zeal.
arête,/., fish-bone; edge.
argent, w., silver, money.
argenterie, /., silver, silver-plate.
aride, arid, dry, barren.
arme,/., arm, weapon ; — s, arms, coat of arms.
armer, arm, dub.
armoricain, -e, Armorican, of Armorica.
Armorique, /., Armorica.
armure,/., armor.
aromate, m., aromatic.
arracher (à, from), tear eut or away, take away, snatch.
arrêt, m., decree, décision.
arrêter, stop, fasten ; settle, agrée on ; s' — , be fastened ; stop, rest.
arrhes,/.//., eamest-money.
arrière, back, rear ; en — , back ; en — de, behind.
arrière-pensée,/., secret thought, mental réservation.
arrivée,/., arrivai.
arriver, arrive, happen, corne, succeed.
arrondir, make round, round ; s' — , round, show its round form.
arrosoir, m., watering-pot.
art, m., art, skill ; les beaux-arts, the fine arts.
article, m., article, subject, matter.
articuler, articulate, utter.
artiste, m., artist.
ascension,/., ascent.
assaillir, assail, attack, beset.
assentiment, m., assent.
asseoir, to seat ; s' — , sit down.
assez, enough, sufiîciently ; quite,
very.
asseyant, see asseoir, assiéger (de), besiege (with).
assiette,/., plate; seat.
assis, -e, /./. of asseoir, seated,
sitting, situated.
assise,/., course, layer.
assistance,/., assistance, attend-
ance, company.
assister, assist, attend ; — à, be
présent at.
association,/., association, union, associer and s* — à, associate with,
admit to a share of ; share in,
take part in.
assombrir, darken.
assoupir, make drowsy ; s' — , be-
come drowsy.
assourdir, deafen, stun.
assujettir, subject, overcome; fet-
ter.
assurément, assuredly, surely.
assurer, assure ; make sure ; s' —
de, satisfy oneself of, make sure
of, secure.
astre, m., star, astreindre, oblige, compel.
astronomique, astronomical.
astuce,/., cunning.
attachement, m., attachment, love, attacher (à, to, with), attach, fasten, apply, connect.
attaque,/., attack.
attaquer, attack ; s' — à, attack,
fall upon, challenge, attarder (s'), be late, linger.
atteindre, attain, reach, obtain ;
être atteint de, be attacked
(seized) with, be subject to.
atteler, harness.
attendant (en), waiting (for), till,
in the mean time.
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attendre, wait for, wait,await, look
for ; s' — à, look for, expect.
attendrir, make tender, move,
touch.
attendrissant, -e, affecting, pa-
thetic, weeping.
attendu, considering ; — que, con-
sidering that, as, since.
attente,/., waiting, expectation.
attenti-f, -ve, attentive, attention,/., attention, care.
atténuer, attenuate, weaken.
atterrer, astound, thunderstrike.
attester, attest, testify.
attirer, attract, draw, draw or
bring on ; cast.
attitré, -e, appointed, recognized.
attrait, m., attraction, charm.
attribuer, attribute, assign.
aubaine,/., escheat.
aucun, -e, any, no, none.
audace,/., boldness.
au-delà, beyond.
au-dessous, below. au-dessus, above.
au-devant de, to, towards, to
meet ; aller — , to meet, antici-
pate. [on hearing.
audition, /., hearing ; à 1' — de, auditoire, m., audience, augure, w., augur, omen.
augurer, augur, conjecture, auguste, august.
aujourd'hui, to-day, now.
aumône,/., alms ; kindness ; faire
— , give alms.
auparavant, before, firstauprès, near, close by.
auprès de, prep., near, close to or
by ; in the présence of.
auréole,/., glory, halo, aurore,/., dawn.
aussi, also, too, so, as ; — bien,
the more so as.
aussitôt, immediately, directly,
as soon as ; — que, as soon as.
austère, austère, stern.
autant, as (so) much, as (so) ma»
ny, as well ; d' — plus, so much
the more, autel, ///., altar.
authentique, authentic, real.
autographe, autographic(al).
automne, m. or/., autumn.
autorisation,/., authorization.
autoriser, authorize, warrant (à,
in), autorité,/., authority.
autour, around ; — de, around,
about.
autre, other ; tout — , any other.
autrefois, formerly.
autrement, otherwise, else.
avaler, swallow, swallow down,
drain, avance,/., advance; d' — , in ad-
vance, beforehand.
avancer, advance, put forward,
hold out ; s' — , advance, go or
come forward.
avant, before, ère ; — de ^r que,
before, ère ; en — , forward;
plus — , further.
avant-hier, day before yesterday.
avantage, m., advantage, plea-
sure.
avantageu-x, -se, advantageous,
favorable, avare, avancions, sparing.
avec, with, out of.
avenant, -e, preposessing, attractive.
avènement, m., advent, accession, avenir, m., future ; (future) prospects, aventure,/"., adventure, underta-
king ; a 1' — , at a venture, at
random.
aventurer, venture, hazard.
avenue,/., avenue, walk.
avertir, inform, wam, admonish. avertissement, m. y information,
waming.
aveugle, blind.
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aveugler, blind.
avide, eager,
avidement, eagerly.
avidité,/., avidity, eageraess.
avis, m., opinion, counsel.
avisé, -e, wise, discreet,
aviser, perceive, think ; — à,
think of, consider ; s' — de,
think of.
avocat, w., barris ter.
avoir, hâve, hold, commit ; il y a,
there is, there are, it is, the
matter is ; since, ago ; — à,
hâve to.
avouer, confess, admit, avril, m., April.
axiome, /»., axiom.
bâbord, m., port(side).
bac, m., ferry-boat.
bah ! bah ! pooh !
baie,/., bay, opening.
baigner, bathe (de, in).
bail, //., baux, m., lease.
bâillement, m., yawning.
bailler, yawn.
baiser, kiss.
baisser, lower, cast down.
bal, m,, bail, dance.
balai, m., broom ; coup de — ,
sweep.
balle,/., bail, banal, -e, common, common-
place.
banalité, /., commonplace.
banc, m., bank, bench, form.
bande, /., band, company, troop,
flock ; strip, belt.
bandit, m., bandit, ruffian, barbare, barbarian, barbarous.
barbarie, /., barbarity, barbarism.
barbe,/., beard.
barde, w., bard.
barder, barb, cover.
barque,/., boat.
barrage, w., dam.
barre,/, bar, picket ; helm, tiller.
barreau, m., bar.
barrer, bar, obstruct.
bas, m., bottom, foot ; à — , down.
bas, -se, base ; low, lower.
base,/, base, foot; basis.
basilique,/, basilica.
Basse-Normandie,/., Lower Nor-
mandy.
bassin, w., basin ; haven.
bataille, /., battle ; en —, in bat-
tle order.
bateau, w., boat.
bâtir, build.
bâton, w., stick, club, battement, vi., beating, clapping.
batterie,/, battery.
battre (de, with), beat, strike;
shuffle.
battue,/, battue, beating.
baux, pL, of bail, béatitude, béatitude, bliss.
beau, m., beauty, lover.
beau, bel, belle, beautiful, fine,
handsome, fair ; good ; avoir
— , to . . . in vain, beaucoup, much, a great deal,
many; a — près, by a great
deal.
beau-père, m., father-in-law, step-
father.
beauté,/, beauty, fineness.
beffroi, w., belfry.
Belgique,/, Belgium.
belle-fille, /, daughter-in-law,
step-daughter.
bénéfice, w., benefit, privilège, bénir, bless.
berceau, m., cradle, arbor.
berge, /., bank ; bluff, berger, m., shepherd.
bergère,/, shepherdess.
berlingot, m., one-seated berlin.
besant, w., bezant.
besogne,/, work, task.
VOCABULARY
besoigneu-x, -se, needy.
besoin, m., need, want, necessity.
bête, y"., animal ; f ooL
bête, stupid, foolish.
beurre, w., butter.
bien, m.y good, benefit; possession.
bien, well, very, (very) much, greatly, truly, ail right ; — de, many ; — que, though, although ; eh — ! well ! well then !
bienfaisance,/., beneficence, charity.
bienfait, ot., benefit, blessing.
bienheureu-x, -se, happy, blessed.
bienséance, /., propriety ; convenience.
bientôt, soon, shortly ; à — , hope to see you again soon, good-by.
bienveillance, /., benevolence, kindness, good-will.
bienveillant, -e, benevolent, kind.
bienvenu, -e, welcome.
bijou, »/., jewel, gem.
bise,/., north wind, blast.
bizarre, odd, strange.
blâme, /«., blâme, censure
blanc, -he, white, blank.
blanchâtre, whitish.
blancheur, /., whiteness.
blanchir, whiten.
blanc-manger, m., blanc-mange.
blaser, surfeit.
blasonner, blazon.
blasphémer, blasphème.
blessant, -e, wounding, offensive,
blesser, wound, hurt.
blessure,/., wound.
bleu, -e, blue.
bleuâtre, bluish.
bloc, VI., block, log,
blond, -e, fair, light.
blouse,/., blouse, smock-frock.
bocage, m., grove.
bœuf, m., ox.
Bohémien, -ne, m. /, Bohemian, g>'psy.
boire, drink, imbibe.
bois, m., wood, trees.
boisé, -e, wood y.
boiteu-x, -se, lame.
bon, m., good, good fellow.
bon, -ne, good, good-natured,
kind ; excellent, great, able ;
à quoi — , to what purpose ; —
à rien, good for nothing.
bond, m., bound, skip ; en deux
— s, at a bound.
bonheur, m., good fortune, happi-
ness, pleasure. bonhomie, /, good-nature.
bonhomme, m., good man, old
man.
bonjour, 9/., good-day, good-mom-
ing.
bonnement, simply.
bonnet, m., cap.
bonté,/., goodness.
bord, m., board ; border, side ; à
— , on board.
bordeaux, zw., claret (wine).
bordée,/, broadside.
border, border, run along, hem.
borner, bound, limit, confine, eut
off.
botaniste, m., botanist.
botte,/, boot.
bouche,/, mouth.
boucle,/, ring, eu ri.
bouder, pout, sulk.
boudoir, wz., boudoir, private
room.
bougie,/, candie, wax-light.
bouillonner, bubble.
bouleverser, upset, distract, bouquet, m., bouquet, eluster.
bourdonnement, /w., humming,
tinkling, noise.
bourdonner, hum.
bourg, m., borough.
bourgeois, -e, civil, eommon,
homely.
bourse, /., ex change ; purse.
bout, m.y end, pièce; d'un — à
l'autre, from beginning to end,
throughout.
bouteille,/., bottle.
branchage, m., branches, branche,/., branch.
branle, m., swinging, ringing.
bras, m., arm.
brasero, m., brasier, coal-pan.
brave, brave, good, worthy.
bravement, bravely, boldly.
bravo, m., bravo, brèche,/., breach, gap, deficiency.
bref, in short, bref, brève, brief, short.
Bretagne,/., Brittany.
Breton, -ne, Breton, o£ Brittany.
brick, m., brig.
bride,/., bridle; tourner — , turn
back.
brièvement, briefly.
brigadier, OT.,sergeant ; — de gendarmerie, (non-comissioned) po-
lice-officer.
briller, shine, flash, brique,/., brick, brise,/., breeze.
briser, break, shatter.
britannique, British.
broderie,/., embroidery.
brouiller, throw into confusion;
se — , fall out, quarrel.
broussailles, /., brush-wood.
broyer, grind, crush.
bruit, m., noise, report ; sans — ,
noiselessly.
brûler, bum, scorch.
brumeu-x, -se, foggy, misty.
brun, -e, brown. brusque, sudden, rough, sharp.
brusquement, abruptly, suddenly,
quickly.
brusquerie,/., abruptness.
brut, -e, raw, crude ; rude.
bruyant, -e, noisy.
bruyère,/., heath, heather.
bu, see boire.
buis, m.y box-tree, boxwood.
buisson, m., bush, thicket.
bureau, m., writing-table, desk.
but, m., butt, mark, aim, purpose.
buvez, see boire.
çà, hère.
ça, see cela.
cabinet, w/., (small) room, office.
cacher (à, from), hide, conceal.
cadet, -te, younger.
cadre, m., frame ; — de la porte,
doorway. .
café, m., coffee.
cahot, m., jolt.
caillou, m., flint, pebble.
caisse,/, case, chest.
calciner, calcine, bum.
calcul, m., calculation.
calculer, calculate, study.
calibre, m., calibre, size, stamp.
calice, m., chalice, calyx.
calme, calm.
calmer, calm, quiet, soothe; se — ,
become calm.
calomnie,/, calumny, slander. camarade, m.f., comrade.
campagne,/, country.
camper, camp, encamp ; se — ,
place one's self.
canapé, m., sofa, candeur,/, candor.
candide, candid. •
canne,/, cane, stick.
canon, m., cannon.
canot, m., boat, barge.
canotier, m., boatman, rower.
cantini-er, -ère, sutler, canteen-
woman.
canton, w., canton, district.
cap, VI., cape, head ; mettre —
sur, head towards.
capacité,/, capacity.
capitaine, w., captain.
capital, m., capital, fund, sum.
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capital, -e, capital, great.
capitan, m., bully ; en — , like a
bully, roughly.
capti-f, ve, m.f., captive, priso-
ner.
Capucin, -e, m.f.y Capuchin.
car, for.
caractère, m., character, nature, caractériser, characterize.
carafe,/., décanter, bottle.
caresse,/., caress.
caresser, caress ; flatter, cargaison,/., cargo, carrière,/., career; quarry. carrosse, m., coach, carriage.
carte,/., card.
carthaginois, -e, Carthaginian.
cas, m., case, matter ; value, caser, place, find a place for.
casser, break.
cataracte,/., cataract, waterfalL cathédrale,/., cathedral.
catimini (en), by stealth.
cause, /., cause, reason ; être en
— , be concerned.
causer (à), cause, give.
causeu-r, -se, m.f., talker.
caustique, caustic.
cavalcade,/, cavalcade, ride, cavalier, m., cavalier, gentleman, cave,/., cellar.
caverne, cavem, cave, caverneu-x, -se, sepulchral.
ce, cet, m., cette,/, this, that.
ce, c', this, that, he, she, it ; à —
que, as, according to what ; —
sont, thèse or those are, they
are.
ceci, this.
céder, to give up ; — à, yield or
give way to.
cela, ça, that, it, so ; c'est — , that
is it, to be sure.
célèbre, celebrated.
célébrer, celebrate.
céleste, celestial.
Celte, m., Celt.
celtique, Celtic.
celui, m., celle, /, he, she, him,
her, the one, that ; ci, this
one, the latter; — là, that one,
the former.
cent, m., hundred.
centaine,/, a hundred or so ; une
— de, a hundred.
centime, m., centime, i-ioo franc ;
cinq — s, a cent, cependant, yet, however, mean-
while.
cercle, m., circle.
cérémonie, /., ceremony ; en — ,
in State.
cérémonieu-x, -se, ceremonious.
certainement, certainly, surely,
to be sure.
certes, (most) certainly, to be
sure.
certitude,/, certainty.
cerveau, m., brain.
cesse,/., ceasing.
cesser, cease, stop, chacun, -e, each, each one, every
one.
chagrin, m., grief, sorrow, trouble.
chagriner, grieve, vex, trouble, chaîne,/, chain.
chaire,/, pulpit.
chaise,/, chaise, chair, seat.
chaleur,/, heat, warmth.
chambre,/., chamber, room.
champ, m., field ; sur le — , im-
mediately, on the spot, champêtre, rural, chance, /., chance, risk.
chancelant, -e, tottering, wavet-
ing, vacillating.
chanceler, totter.
change, m., change, ex change, changement, m., change.
changer (de), change, alter.
chanoine, m., canon, chanson,/., song, ditty.
chanter, sing ; say.
chapeau, m., hat, bonnet.
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chapelle,/., chapel.
