partie, n. f., part (of whole
partiez, vide partir.
partir, v. ir. n., set ont, start, go away ; à partir de, ail the way from.
partirons, vide partir.
partons, vide partir.
pas, n. m., step ; mauvais pas, bad spot.
pas, adv., no, not.
passer, v. a. n., pass, pass by.;
pa.ss (a thing) on, out of, etc.;
spend (time) ; sepasser, take place,
go on.
passion, n. f., passion, mania.
pastille, n. f . , lozenge.
pauvre, adj., poor.
pavé, n. m., pavement, paved
carriage-way.
pavillon, n. m., snmmer-house ;
(garden or park) lodge.
payement, n. m. , payment.
payer, v. a. , pay.
pays, n. m., country.
peindre, v. ir. a., paint; faire
peindre à l'huile, hâve an oil
painting made.
peine, n. f., penalty; mental pain ;
difflculty; trouble; .se donner de
la peine, take trouble; faire de
la peine à.qqn., grieve. distress,
make sorry ; ne vaut pas la peine
de, is not worth . . .
peintre, n. m., pain ter, artist.
pendant, prep., during.
pendant, n. m., something hanginç,
ear pendant, counterpart, pendant.
pénétrer, v. a., penetrate.
pénible, adj., pain fui, unpleasant.
pensée, n. f., thought, reflexion,
idca, penser, v. a. n., think; penser
à(qqn., à qqch.J, think of, not to
forget.
pensif, vc, adj., pensive, thoughtful.
pensionnat, n. m., (small) boarding-
school.
perdre, v. ir. a., losc; got rid of;
ruin.
perdu, vide perdre.
père, n. m., fathcr.
pérégrlnor, v. n. (not in good use),
tnivcl in foreign countries, go
abroud.
péripétie, n. f., uncxpectod ovent,
HurpriHO.
perinet.H, v'iAo permettre.
pernictte(z), vide permettre.
VOCABULARY
T. ir. a. (with indirect
ol^. of pbnoD). allows permit ; i7 ne •»>«( pas permis ci<- .... it iK not proper (rierht) for me to . . .; permettez ! exeiuie me !
^riul», \'ïàii permettre,
p«Tiuln»loB. n. f., permission.
prrulsler, persist,
IM-r»uuii«Ut^. n. L, personality.
prr»oitne. n. f., persan ; (as pron.) anybody. any one; (often with ne = ) uobody, no one.
yeUt. e. adj.. small. little.
pem, adv. and noun. little: je plaùsante si peu, so far am 1 from joliin^. I
prar. n. f., fear ;/airepemr. fricrhten. alarui.
^■t, ride pouvoir.
peat-êtrc, adv., perbaps.
peuvent, peax, vide pouvoir.
phlioiioplie, n. m., philo8opher.
phil»»«ptale. n. f., philodopby, vhilotiophlc rtailifuutiuu.
pknue, n. f., sentence ; faire tien phraseji (for de graïuies phrasen), lalk bombaiit. fustian ; (p. ^21) niake Âne epeeclieii, turu flue seutenceii.
plaBo, n. m., plana
placer, r. a., pinch ; (famil.) to catch; air pince, stitf (prim) manner.
pl^aer, v. a., prick.
pltl^. n. t., pity ; ça fait pitié, it la piliuble.
plaee, n. f., place, spot ; (in vehlcle) seat ; céder la place, nve up the oontwt, irive way, yield.
placer, v. a., place ; se placer, aeat
OUUaclL
plalBte, n. f., oomplaint. infonua-
Lion.
pUlre, V. ir. n. <tak«8 indir. obj. of
penton), pleaae ; a'U vous plaît, if
you pleaiie ; ae plaire a . . . ., hâve
(take) pleasurem, lilce to.
plala, vide pla\re.
pUljuialer, v. n.,Je8t. joke.
plaiMS, vide plaire.
plalkir, n. m., pleasure ; faire plaisir
a vyn., tri ve ouo pleasure, pleaiKi.
plalt, vide plaire.
planter, v. a., plant ; planté là, atuck
up there.
plein, e, adj., full ; en plein mjleil, in
Ute blazint; bua.
piearcr, v. u.. itbed tonn, weep.
plear, n. va., tear.
plent, videjD/euvotr.
plenvolr, v. ir. n., rain.
piler, v. a., fold.
plaie, n. f., rain.
pin me, n. f., feather, pen.
pla»,adv., plus ; more; de p2u«,moreover, besides, and then ; ne . . .
plus, not . . . a^ain ; no . . . lonc^er, not . . . now j «« . , . pus plua, not . . , more; m moi (non. plus), no more do \;je n'ai plus qu'à . . ., there is noChini; left for me but to . . .
plaslears, adj. pL, several.
poche, a. f., pocket.
polin>^. n. f., the act of claspinf in thu hand, handful ; poifftue de main, shake of the hand.
point, n. m., point.
point, adv. (stron^rer than pas), not, no.
poisson, n. m., fish.
poil, e, adj., polished, polite.
police, n. f., poUce.
poliment, adv., politely.
politique, lu f., politics.
porte, n. f., door, g^ate ; porte d'entrée, main entrance ; mettre à la porte, turu out of doors, disoharge.
porte • fenllle, n. m., portfolio, pocket- boolt.
porter, v. a., carry ; wear.
portrait, n. m., portraiL
pocer, V. a. n., place, set, lay, put up, put iii place ; po»e.
position, n. t., poKition, circumstances.
possible, adj., possibleL
postérité, n. f., potiterity.
pot, n. m., pot; pot-au-feu, broth,
soup.
poudrière, n. f., powder-matfaKine.
pour. iii»i).. for (in order) to; pour
(y for, in order to, thaï ;
y- l'iT cent;/at . . . pour
m ' ... OU my side, lu my
fa V oui'.
poar^aol, oonj., why.
poarm. poarm. poarrlons. vide
poupotr.
ponrsalte, n. f., punuit ; (plur.) lei;al proceedinss.
poarsalvrx, videpour««*<«re.
poarsalvrc, T. ir. a., punue.
VOOABULAKY.
pourtant, adv. conj., however, y et, and yet.
ponryn que, conj., provided (that).
pousser, V. a. n., push ; utter; grow ; pousser des cris, shout, scream ; pousser un cri, utter a cry, cry ont.
ponTals, pouvait, pouTlons, vide pouvoir.
pouTolr, V. ir. a. n., be able; eau; may.
pouTons, viàe pouvoir.
praticable, adj., practicable.
précipice, n. m., précipice ; dans un précipice, over a précipice.
précipiter, v. a. , to precipitate ; se précipiter, rush, dart, make a dash.
précis, e, adj., précise ; dettx heures précises, two o'clock precisely, exactly, punctually.
préférer, v. a., prefer.
préfet, n. m., prefect, 'commissioner.'
premier, ère, adj., flrst ; une première, a first-class ticket ; vous avez écrit le pi'emier . . ., you were the flrst to Write, you began it by writing.
prenait, prenant, prend, prendrai, \ide prendre.
prendre, V. ir. a., take, assume ; get ; engage ; prendre garde, take care, beware.
prendront, prends, prenez, prenne, xido prendre,
préparer, v. a., prépare, makeready.
près, adv.. ncar (as prep. it is usually foUowed by de) ; a peu près, about, nearly.
présence, n. f., présence.
présent, e, adj,, présent ; à présent, now.
présenter, v. a., présent, offer; introducc.
presque, adv., almost ; ne . , . presque j'ius, scarcoly any now.
pressant, e, adj., pressing, urgent.
presse, n. f., press, public press.
presser, v. a., press, hasten, hurry ;
jrrcHsc, in haste, in a hurry, urgent ;
ca ne presse pas, l'm in no hurry, it
18 net urgent.
prCt, e, adj., ready.
prétendu, e, pai-t. adj., protended, ullegod ; (sulwt.) accepted auitor, iuteuded.
prétention, n. f., pretension, presumption.
prêter, v. a., lend.
preuTC, n. f., proof ;/ot>e ses preuves de . . , give proof o£ one's . . .
prévaloir, v. ir. a., prevail; se prévaloir de . . ., take advantage o£, make the most of.
préTcnals, vide prévenir.
prévenance, n. f., kind office, attention.
prévenir, v. ir. a., anticipate, warn, inform (8trictly=inform beforehand) ; notify.
prier, v. a., pray, request, ask ; je vous en prie, I beg or you.
primo. Latin adv., in the flrst place, firstly.
prince, n. m., prince.
principal, e, adj., principal, chief ; c'est le principal, that is the principal thing, the chief point, the essential.
pris, e, vide prendre.
prise, n. f., taking, hold; prise de corps, arrest.
prison, n. f., prison, emprisoniueut.
priver, v. a., deprive.
prix, n. m., price.
procès, n. m., law-suit ; faire un procès à qqn., prosecute.
procès-verbal, n. m., report (by a public offlcer) of an illégal act, etc.
prochain, e, adj., next.
proclamer, v. a., proclaim, announce.
produire, v. ir. a., produce; se produire, occur, happen.
professeur, n. ni., professer, master.
programme, n. m., programme, agrcement, plan of action.
projet, n. m., project, plan.
promener, v. ir. a., take (a person) hère and there, for air, exercise, etc.; se promener, walk about; envoyer se promener, seud off.
promesse, n. f., promise.
promets, vide promettre.
promettre, v. ir. a., promise.
promis, vide i)romettre.
prononcer, v. a., pronounce ; se prononcer, announco ono's décision.
propre, ndj., own.
protecteur, trlce, adj., proteotive, patrouiuiug.
VOCABULABY.
l^r*técer. v. a., protect.
pa, \idc pouvoir.
pabllr. Iq«e, adj.. public; force pubiiqut, publie service; en public, m public
pmU, vide pouvoir.
palA. adv., then, next (in order).
palaqae, oonj., since. seeincr that.
palMaat, r. adj.. powerful. strong-
par, c. adj., pure.
^■alMer, v. a., qualify.
qaaBd, adv., conj., when; quand je te disais, did I not tell you.
qaamittr, nuiu., forty.
^■art, n. m., quarter ; qiuirt d'heure, quarUir of an hour.
^■artlcr, n. m., quaiter (of city).
qaatre, num., four.
quatrième, num., fourth.
«■e, (U reL pron. (dir. obj.) which, that, whom : (2) inter. pron. (dir.
obj., or predic. nom.) what ; que faire t what is to be donel wliat ara we to do! qu'eat-il arrive f what haa happened I qu'y a-t-il i qu'est-ce qu'u y al what'B the matter? qu£ diable l the deuce!
the dickeoB 1
qae, oonj., after compar., an, than ; ne... que, only.
qae, oonj.. that; often after a noun denotlng time or répétition.
«■c. exclam, adv., how (much, many)! qu'il est beau ...t how beaatifuf it is . . . ! que de patience t what patience.
«■el. qarlle. adj.. inter. and exclam., what, of what kind.
qacl. prou, inter., what, who.
qaeliiBe, >, adj., mme, a few; quelque chose, m., somethiuK.
qarreller, v. a., take to task, soold.
qarrrilear. •«, adj., quarrelsouie ; U>uLm>L) quarrelbome man.
«■mU«b. d. t, question.
«■«•tl*BB«r, V. a-, question, ai*W
queatiouii (of).
«■eae, n. f.. toil: faire la queue (al«o/aire V""" ' -'-hhI (nuljthiiid anotner wui' their tum ;
take one's p.- - — — -. ^-- -turn, get into liue.
^m^, (l) reL pron., who, which ; (2) inter. pron., who, whom.
qalBxalne, n. f., (trroupof) flfteen ; a
fortnight.
quinze, num., flfteen ; quinze Jours,
a fortuight.
quitte, adj., quitB, clear, 'square.' quitter, v. a., leave; lay down; se
quitter, Beparate.
quoi, pron. interr. (and reL), what ; pour quoi faire ? what for? for whatpurpose? quoi donc? whatis itf de quoi s'afjit-il f what is itf what i8 the matter I il n'y a pas de quoi être . . ., there is notning to be . . ., no reaaoïi to be . . . àquoiboat what's theusel
rseeatcr, v. a., relate, tell, narrate.
ralde, adj., stiff, unyielding.
ralKOU. n. f., reason ; avoir raison, be right ; en raison de, in proportion to.
raisonnement, n. m., reasoning.
ramener, v. a., briug back again.
raneune, n. f., rancour; tenir (aurdtr) rancune à qqn., bear oue ill-will, malice, a grudge.
ranger, v. a., arrange, rank, class.
ranimer, v. a., reanimate, rekindle,
revive.
rapide, adj., rapid, swift.
rappeler, v. ir. a., recall, remind of. rapporter, v. a., bring back.
rapprorber, v. a., bring nearer ; ils se rapprochent, they corne doser togelher.
rare, adj., rare.
rareaieat, adv., rarely. seldom.
ruMiarcr, v. a., réassure ; rassures-
vous, don't be alarmed.
rayaaaer, v. n., émit rays, radiate,
beam.
r«bat, n. m., refuse, outcast, soom.
recevoir, v. ir. a., receive.
r^elt, n. m., récital, «tory, narration.
deiicriptioii.
réclame, n. f., advertising, trumpet-
iug, puflliig, puif.
réclamer, v. a., claim, demand.
rerwmutHuder, v. a., recommend,
coniuicrid.
rérompeaac, n. f., recompense, r»
Wcird.
rer«Bdalre, v. ir. a., lead back, taka
hume.
reronnal», vide reconmaUre.
VOCABULARY
reconnaissance, n. f., ^atitude.
reconnaissant, e, adj., grateful.
reconnaître, v. ir. a., recognise,
acknowledge.
recnellllr. v. ir. a., g-ather, coUect,
préserve ; se recueillir, collect one's
thoughts, reflect.
recnler, v. n., move backwards,
back out, glve way.
redingote, n. f., frock coat.
redonter, v. a., fear, dread.
r<^fléchlr, v. n., reflect, think about
it.
reftwln, n. m., refrain, song.
refroidir, v. a., cool, chill.
refuser, v. a., refuse. regarder, v. a., look at; concern ;
ça ne me regarde pas, that is not
mjr business, I hâve notliing to do
with that.
registre, n. m., register, travellera'
or visitors' book.
regret, n. m., regret.
regretter, v. a., regret, be sorryfor.
rein, n. m., kidney (in plur., the
loins, small of back); les reins!
my back !
reine, n. f., queen.
réitérer, v. a., reiterate, repeat.
rejoindre, v. ir. a., ^oin again:
overtake ; Je vovs rejoins, I shall
join you presently.
relire, v. ir. a., read again, re-read. relisant, vide rélire.
remarquer, v. a., remark, notice.
rembourser, v. a., payback.
remercier, v. a., thank (for = de).
remercfinent, n. m. (usually plur.), act of thauking, thanks.
remet, remettra, vide remettre.
remettre, v. ir. a., put back ; hand, hand over, deliver (up) ; revive, bring round ; se remettre, rccover, be aU right again.
remis, vide remettre.
remonter, v. n., go (corne) up again ; go up tho stage (i.e., towards the rear), go away.
remorqueur, n. m., towing-boat,
ut<:uiu-tug.
remplacer, v. a., replace, tako instead.
rencontre, n. f., (eu;cldental) meeting.
rencontrer, v. a., fall in with; se rencontrer avec, meet.
rendez-Tous, n. m. (imperative of se rendre), rendez vous, appointment ; donner rendez-vous à qqn., to make an appointment to meet one.
rendre, v. a., give back, retum, restore ; render ; do ; rendre réponse, give some answer.
renfermer, v. a., shut in; se renfermer, shut oneself up, restrict (conflue) oneself.
renseignement, n. m., information ; prendre des renseignements, make enquiries.
rente, n. f., income, revenue.
rentier, n. m., one who lives on his income, gentleman, often=retired merchant, etc.
rentrer, v. n., go (corne) in again;
fo (come) back into; come (go) ack (home).
renverser, v. a., overturn. renvoyer, v. ir. a., send away, send
off.
repars, vide repartir.
repartir, v. ir. n., set off (out) again. repas, n. m., repast, meal.
repasser, v. n., call again.
repêcher, v. a., fish up again, pull
out répéter, v. a., repeat.
répétition, n. f., répétition; m.ontre
a répétition, repeating-watch, re-
peater.
répoud(s>, vide répondre.
répondre, v. a. n., reply, answer.
réponse, n. f., reply.
reposer, v. a., rest; se reposer, rest,
take a rest.
reprenant, vide reprendre.
reprendrais, vide reprendre.
reprendre, v. ir. a., take (seize)
again; recover; résume; se reprendre, correct oneself.
reprocbe, n. m., reproach ; sa^is reproches, I am not complaining, but . . .
reprocher (qqch. à qqn.) v. a., reproach (one with something), hâve Nomething against one, blâme one for.
reponssant, e, adj., répulsive.
réserver, v. a., réserve.
résolu, xidQ résoudre.
VOCABULARY
r^««adre, t. ir. a., resolre, décide, rruprct, n. m., respect.
miiM'inblJuicc, n. f., resemblanoe,
liki-iif-sti,
rrMrntlBieBt, n. m., resentment, grud^e.
reste, n. m., rest. remainder; au rtste, however, stilL
miter, r. n.. remain (behindK 8tAy; b« left ; t^ est rente duiia . . ., it bâti been left in . . . W ne reste plus qu'à .... it only remaina now fo . . ., ail you liave to do now is to. ..
retealr, v. ir. a., retain, detain, keep, hold back ; remeiuber.
rrtrna, viderrf«itr.
rrllrrr. v. a., withdraw, drawback ; pull up (uiit) again ; ge retirer, retire ; on n'en retire, eue can be pullod out ae^ain.
retear. n. m., retum ; être de retour, be back, returned.
reloMnier. v. n.. go (no< come) back, go houe ; ne retourner, turn round.
rriroHTer, v. a., find a^ain, meet a^ain.
r^aitalr, v. n., suoceed, be Bucoess-
ful.
reveaea, reTeKlez, vide revenir.
rrvealr, v. ir. n., corne back, return. reveBH, vide revenir.
rtrer, v. n., dream; reflect, nunl-
nate (on), turn over in one's mind.
reverroBk, vide revoir.
r«rleadnit, revleBi, vide revenir.
revlremrBt, n. m., eoing about (of
bhip), reveniiou, oixtuigo, turuint;
round.
revel», vide revo^.
rrreir, v. ir. a., see afain, meet
again ; au revoir, good-bye.
révolter, v. a., make one indignant.
r^TolatlcBmalre, ad|., revolution-
ary ; (bubiit.) revolutionint.
rkaat, n. m., rum.
riant, vide rire.
ridi-an, n. m., cortain.
rltllmlr, adj., ridiculoiu.
rira, n. m., anything, nothlng; ne
. . . rifii, !!■ ■ . :i r
rien, hâve
Je n'en «a«A / i .. ■ ,
l don't in ttae lea^i kuow.
rire, v. ir. n.. laugh* rlMiaer, v. a., riak, ventnre.
rival, n. m., rivaL
r«bc, n. f., dresti, gown.
rende, u. L, round, patrol.
roaler, v. n., roll, go down.
route, n. f., road, route; /aire roitte ensemble, tra vel, inake Ihe journey togethur ; en route, on tne wuy, (exclam.) let ua start, be otf I
Knitac, n. m. and f., Russian.
rBatlqae, adj., nistic.
Ml, vide aon,
MM, n. m. sack, bag; sac de nuit, travelling bag. carpet bag.
MierlUee, n. m., sacrifice.
Mila, vide savoir.
Milkir, v. a., seize.
Milt, vide savoir.
■aile, n. f., (large) room, salle d'attente, waiting-room ; salle a manger, dining-room.
Milon, n. m., drawing-rooui.
nalaer, v. a., salute. bow to, take off one'u bat to.
Milat. n. m., salute, bow.
Ming-frold, n.iu., ooolnetis, présence of mind.
sanglot, n. m., sob.
sangloter, v. n., sob.
sans, prep., without ; sans doute, I suppoiie : sans lui, if it had not beenfor nlm.
SaAne, n. f., Saâne, a river of Ea8tern {•Yance, rising in the Vonges, and joiniug the Khone at Lyon».
sapin, n. m., fir-tree.
saprelottc, exclam., good heavens t
saurl»tl, exclam., good gracioun! by Jove 1
satlkfalt, e, adj., satLifled.
savais, savent, saves, vide savoir.
sauf, sanve, adj., safe. saved.
sanra, sanres, saarons. vide savoir.
sanver, v. a., save. reecue ; se sauver, run away, make otT.
«•■▼car, n. m,, reecuer, deliverer.
Savoie, n. f.. Savoy.
savoir, v. ir. a., know ; faire savoir <j(jch. a qijn., let one know, >>end one Word : savoir gre à qqn. de qqch., be iodebted to, (thank) one fur •omethiug.
sc^ne, n. f., soene, ■(■ce.
VOGABULARY.
se, refl. pron., (obj. dir. and indir.)
itself, oneself, himself. herself,
themselves; to itself, etc.; (recip.)
each othcr, oiie another ; for (to)
each other, etc.
séance, n. f., sitting.
sec, sèche, adj., dry, cold, frigid,
curt.
sèchement, adv., dryly, short ly,
tartly.
secret, n. m., secret.
second, num., second ; (subst.) second
(in a duel) =té7noin, which is the
tisual word.
secnnrto. Latin adv., secondly.
Seine, n.f., Seine, an important river
emptying into the English Chan-
nel, and flowing past Paris and
Rouen.
sel, n. m., sait.
semaine, n. f., week.
semblable, adj., like, similar;
(subst.), fellow-creature.
sembler, v. n., seem, appear.
sens, vide sentir.
senti, (p.p. of sentir) bien senti (es),
well turned.
sentier, n. m., pathway.
sentiment, n. m., sentiment, feeling.
sentir, v. ir. a., feel; se sentir, feel
(oneself).
sept, num., seven.
sera, serai, serait, vide être.
sergent, n. m., sergcant ; sergent
douanier, custom-house oflaicer.
serez, seriez, vide être.
sérieusement, adv. .seriously.really.
sérieux, se, adi., serioiis.
serons, vide être.
serpenter, v. n., wind about.
serrer, v. a., tighten, squeeze, press,
grasp, clasp.
service, n. m., service, faveur, assistance.
servir, v. ir. n., serve; be useful;
place on the table.
seul, e, adj., alone ; only ; mère : tout
«ewi, allby himsolf, without help ;
aller tout seul, go itself ; la vue
seule, the mcro (very) siglit.
seulement, adv., only; but ; ne . . .
pas sejilement, ne . . . seulement
pas, not evon.
si, adv., 80, a« ; (in roply to négative
sentence) yen, but 1 nave, but 1 do,
etè., etc.
si, conj., if.
siècle, n. m., century, âge.
siège, n. m. , seat ; monter sur le siège
{dti cocher), sit beside the driver,
on the box.
sien, sienne, poss. adj., his, hers, its. slenr, n. m., may be rendered by
'Mr.' signal, n. m., signal.
signaler, v. a., point out, bring to
attention (notice).
signe, n. m., sign, mark.
signer, v. a., sign.
signifier, v. a., mean.
silence, n. m., silence.
simple, adj., simple, plain.
simplement, adv., simply ; tout
simplement (just), simply.
singulier, ère, adj., singular, odd.
situation, n. f., situation, circum-
stances.
six, num., six.
sixième, num., sixth.
social, e, adj., belonging to (a) Society ; capital social, capital of the
company.
société, n. f. , Society, company.
sœur, n. f., sister.
sol, refl. pron. (obj. andemphat.),one-
self ; chez soi, home, at nome.
soin, n. m., care; petits soins, little
attentions.
soir, n. m., evening, night.
soit, (subjnct. of être); (as exclam.),
so be it ! ail right 1 soixante, num., sixty.
soixante-douze, seventy-two.
soleil, n. m., sun.
solide, adj-> solid, ârm, 'of good
stuflfl' sommes, vide être.
son, sa, ses, poss. adj., his, her, Its. songer, v. n., think, rcflect.
sonner, v. n., ring (a bell); strike
(the hour).
sonnette, n. f., little bell, door-bell. sont, vide être.
sordltle, adj., sordid, moan, stingy.
sors, sort, sortent, sorti, vide sortir.
sortir, v. ir. n.,go or corne out, leave tho room (house, etc.)
HOU, n. m., sou, halfpeuny, cent.
VOCABULARY
1er. T. a., blow. blow up the
flaine.
ammttrtr, t. ir. a., sutTer, tolerate,
allow.
••■ludtcr, T. a., wisb.
••■rd. e, adj., deaL ■•■riant, vide sourire, «•■rire, t. ir. n.. smile.
Matealr. t. ir. a., sustain. support.
■•aC«BH, vide aoxitenii:
■MivralH»»), V. ir. refL. remeiuber.
■•«Tenir, n. m., memory, remem-
bruncti. souvenir.
■•■vent, adv., often.
■•■Tien*, vide souvenir.
■•yex, vide étrt.
«perlaele, n. m., spectacle, sigbt.
aplrlturl, elle, adj., witty, bright,
élever.
■plendear, n. f., splendeur.
■plendlde, adj., splendid, mafirnifl-
ceut.
■t«re. n. m., window-blind (wltb
tipriiiK relier).
■(■pétaU, e, adj.. stupefled, aston-
isEed.
■■. vide savoir.
mmtré, e, adj., suffared, sweetened.
■■■re, T. ir. n., sufilce ; (impers.) il stijffU de deux, two are enout^b.
■■■(, vide suffire
■■Lt, vide être.
SnlMte, n. f., Switzerland.
•■Ile, n. t., conséquence; tout de suite, at once ; dontur suite à qqch., carry on (oui), follow up, carry f urther.
■■Ivant. ■■Ivex. ■■§▼1, •■IvIom», •■1 «'•■», vide suivre.
•■Ivre, V. ir. a., follow.
■Mp4^rle^r. e, adj., higber, upper, chief, more prominent; of abiiily, able.
■■ppUer, Y. a., supplicate, beseech.
■■ppcrter, v. a.,8upport, bear, carry.
•■pp*«er, V. a., suppose, conjecture.
•■r, prep., on. upon, over.
■Ér, e, adj., sure, certain.
•■rpasscr, v. a., Burpaas. exoeed.
•■rt«^t. adv.. flspecially. above alL
•jMipatkle, u. L, syiupatby.
ta, ride ton.
table, u. f., table : à table ! let us sit
down (to dinner).
tablean, n. m., panel for paintinir.
painied picture. Used in plavs to
indicute a division marked by a
cbange of scenery.
taehe, n. f., spot, stain.
tAeher, v. n., try, endeavour.
tandlii que, conj., while, wbilst tant qae, couj., a» long as.
tantôt, adv., presently, by and by ; a
littlo ago, not long ago.
tapis, n. m. (pièce of clotb spread on
noor, table or wall), carpet, table-
clotb (generalJy woollen).
tapissier, n. m., upholsterer.
tard, adv.. adj., late.
tarder, v. n.. delay, be lonsr; il ne
tardera pas à venir, he will not be
long (in coming).
tasse, n. t., cup.
te, pers. nron. (unemphatic obj. dir.
and inuir.), thee, tfiyself, to thee,
etc. : (often rendered in Eng. by
the plural " you").
tel, telle, adj., such.
Tell <Gulllauiue>. William Tell,
the Swis.s patriot, celebrated for
hiseklll in archery.
téasal^, n. m., witness ; (duelling)
second.
tempe, n. f.. temple (of bead).
temps, n. m., time.
tenaee, adj.. tenacious, determined,
pen>evering.
tenais, tenant, vide tenir.
tendre, v. a., stretcb (out), extend.
tenir, v. ir. a., hold. bave bold of ; be fonnecled witb ; se tenir . . ., hold(keep)OMetielf . . . ; tenez, hère, take this ; tiens, bei-e; take this:
corne; (exclam.)! déclare! bunipbi wbati well! indeed! Je ne tiens plus sur mes jambes, I am walked off my legs ; je ne tiens pas en place, I can't keep still : je tiens à .... I am anxiouB to (about), I wisb partlcularly (to), I want (to); fy tiens, l oare about it, want ii; ça ne tient pas à . . ., it does not come from naviny . . .. is not the resuit of . . . eonUtten tient-on dans , . ., bow many does . . . bold )
tenn. vide tenir.
Icrmtner, v. «,, end. flnlah.
VOCABULABY.
terrain, n. m., ground, duelling-
ground.
Terre-neuve, n. f., Newfoundland ;
(as common noun m.) Newfound-
land dog.
tertio, Latin adv., thirdly.
tête, n. f., head, imagination.
tête-à-tête, n. m., private interview.
thé, n. m., tea.
tiendrai, tiens, vide tenir.
timbrer, v. a., stamp; papier
timbré, paper with a Governnient
stamp attached, stamped paper.
tirer, v. a., draw, pull, pull out, gct
one out.
titre, n. m., title, certificate, paper. toi, pron. (obj. and emphatic) tliou,
thee (you).
toile, n. f., linen, canvas.
tol-inênie, pron. emphat., thyself
(yourself).
tomber, v. n., faU, be chosen by lot.
ton, ta, tes, poss. adj., thy (your).
ton, n. m., tone, way, manner.
toit, n. m., WTong ; ses torts, the
wrongs one does to others ; avoir
tort, be wrong, make a mistiike ;
avoir des torts envers qqn., do one
wiong, wrong one.
tôt, adv., soon ; le plus tôt possible,
aa soon as possible.
tonclier, v. a. n., touch, move ;
(of money) receive, gct ; toucher à,
interfère in, meddle with ; lui
toucher quelques mots de . . ., ven-
ture a few words to him about,
give him some hinta as to . . .
toujours, adv., always, continually ;
Htill, again ; il n'arrive toujours
pas, he is not come yet.
tour, n. m., turn ; à mon tour, it is
Tiiy turn, in my turn ; chacun son
tour, each in bis turn.
tourmenter, v. a., tornient, distress.
tournoi, n.m., tournamcnt, tourney.
tout, e ; tous, toutes, adj., ail, everythiiig; <oi/s deux, both of them ; tous les jours, every day.
• tout, adv., quite, entircly ; du tout (with neg. expro8.scd or under- Htood), at ail : tout à fait, quite, entircly ; tout en écrivant, whilo writlng (i.c. thls action not interferiiig with spcaking) ; en toutes lettres, in f uU, in plain lottoi-s.
Inln, n. ui., train.
traîner, v. a. n., drag ; lie about (carelessly) ; laisser traîner, leave lying about.
trait, n. m., trait, action ; un trait de . . ., the action of.
tranquille, adj., quiet, calm; soyez tranquille, hâve no fear.
tranquillement, adv., calmly.
tranquillité, n. f., calmness, indifférence, impassibility.
travailler, v. n., work.
trente, num., thirty.
très, adv., very.
trésor, n. m., treasure.
trimestre, n. m., quarter (three months); quarter'ssalary, rent, etc.
triomphe, n. m., triumph.
tristement, adv., sadly, dolefuUy.
trois, num., three.
troisième, num., third.
tromper, v. a., deceive ; se tromper, be mistaken, make a mistake.
trop, adv., too much, too many, too. . .
trou, n. m., hole.
troubler, v. a., disturb, agitate, confuse.
trouver, v. a., find, discover, think ; se trouver, flnd onesolf, be, feel •,je le trouve . . ., he seems to me to be , . ., I think he is . . . ;./e lui trouve . . ., I find in him, I notice that he has ...
tu, pers. pron., thon (you).
tuer, V. a. , kill ; se tuer, kill oneself, get or be killed.
tumulte, n. m., commotion, hubbub.
un, une, art. and numéral, a, an ;
one.
usurier, n. m., usurer, extortioner.
va, vide aller.
vaincre, v. ir, a., vanquish, beat.
vaincu, vide vaincre.
vainqueur, n. m., vanquisher, Victor.
vais, vide aller.
valise, n. f., valise, portmanteau.
valoir, v. ir. n., be worth ; il vaut
mieux, it is botter.
vanité, n. f., vanity.
vanter, v. n., boast, pridu oneself .
VOCABULABY.
rmwlété, n. f., variety.
Ta*, vide cUUr,
•wtute, n. m., vase ; vn—eL
Taat, vide valoir.
Teaa, n. m., caU, veaL
Yérm, vide ri rrc
TcUler, V, n., watch (over).
Trlae. n. L, vein ; good luck.
▼eaalt, vide venir.
TCKdre, v. a., aelL
Tea«a, vide venir.
Tealr. v. ir. u., oomo, arrive ; il vient
de nortir, he bas just troue ouU Tcaea*. ▼«■■. vide vmtr.
T^rtt^, lu f., truth ; en vérité ! indeod !
r«aily !
▼erra, vide voir.
▼erre, u. m., Klaaa.
▼erre», vide voir.
▼er», prvp., towardi», near.
V'emallle». n. m., Versailles, a town
to tbe west of Paris, with a very
œlebrated palace aud au immenbe
parie and gardens.
▼erse. n. f.. action of pouriuK ; à
verae, pouring in torrenu.
▼ener, v. a., pour out ; shod.
▼eallle* vealllex, veal, veax, vide
rou^otr.
vibrer, v. n., vibrate;/atre vibrer,
i>et vibrating, awaJcen.
▼letlaie, n. f., victim.
▼le, n. f., life.
▼leadrex. vleadrwat, ▼leaBeal,
▼ten», Yleat, vide venir.
▼Me, adj., empty.
vir, vive, lidj., llving ; bot (headed),
huÀty ; hliiirp, tart.
▼nie, n. t.. town, city; en ville, out,
in tbe city.
▼taaisre, n. m., vinegar.
▼iBgt, num., twenty.
▼1», vide voir.
vlk>à>vl», prep., followed by de, op-
iKMite, towards; vis-à-vis l'un de
< u utre, with each otber.
▼Ulle. n. t.. vlriit ; carte de vùtite,
vLiitingcard.
▼l«ller. V. a., vitdt.
▼lallear, n. m., vLdtor.
▼Ile, adj. and adv., quick, quickly.
▼Ivarité, n. t., beat, temper, inuicibiUty.
▼iTCBieal, adv., quickly, sbarply, eagerly.
▼l^re, V. ir. n. , live ; savoir vivre, confonn to social usager, be wellbred.
▼•lel, advl. phrase, hère (that) Is, bere (those) are ; le voici, hère it is.
▼oie, vide voir.
▼ollà, advL phrase, thero is (are), hère is (are) ; le voilà, hère it (he) is ; voilà vite heure que je l'attendu, bere 1 luive boen waiting for hini an hour ; nous voilà ptirtii ! horo we are off, we bave got 8tart«d ; nous voilà de retour, we are back again j voilà, monsieur, bere you are. sir ; te voilà bientôt . . ., you will soou be.
voir, v. ir. a. n., see, look at, go and see ; rit, considuring, in viewoL
▼oLi, volt, vide voir.
▼oltnre. n. f., carriage; en voiture, in ihe carriaçe, coach, etc. ; retourner en voiture, drive back.
voix, n. t., voice.
voloaté, n. t., will. Inclination.
voIoBtIera, adv., willingly ; très volontiers, I bave not the sligbtest objection.
volaïue, n. m., volume.
Toat, vide aller.
votre, vos, poss. adj., your.
vôtre, vôtres, poss. pron., yours.
voudralH. voulais, voales, vohImu, vide vouloir.
vonlolr, v. ir. a., will, wish, want, iiitciid ; (condl.) like (often = try); vouloir dire, to inean ; vouloirbien, be kiiid euougb, be williiig; en vouloir à (jqn., bear a grudge against one, uave ill-will towai-ds.
veala, vide vouloir.
voaH, pron.(8ubj. andobj.K you (refl.), youi-«elf, yourselves ; eacb olher, oub unother.
voB»-m£aie, pron. euipbat, youraelf.
▼•yage, n. m., journey, trip ; bon voyage l a plcasant juurney ! en voyage, wben travelling.
▼•jraser, v. n., traveL
▼•yacear, n. m., traveller, passeiiger, tourist.
▼•yalit, ▼•yaat, vayes, vide roir.
voyoBii, vide rotr, let us itee; (exclani. i cAjuie now ! nuw !
vrai, e, adj., true, reaL
VOCABULAEY.
Trnlnient, adv., truly, really; I assure you ; indeed ! hâve you î haven tyou?
TU, vide voir.
vue, n. f., view, prospect, sight.
W -wagon, n. m., railway-carriage.
y, adv. and pron., there, to it, on it^
in (to) it.
yeux, vide œil.
Zouave, n. m., Zouave (a light infantry soldier, serving in thc French army in Africa).
