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ennemi, m., enemy.
ennui, m., tediousness, weariness, bother, nuisance.
ennuyeux, -se, adj, tiresome, annoying,
énormément, adv., tremendously.
enragés, -e, adj., mad (see vache).
enrhumé, -e, adj., ill with a cold.
ensemble, adv., together.
entendre, to hear, nnderstand.
entortiller, to roll about, twist, entangle, deceive.
entre, prep., between, among.
entrée, f., entrance.
entrer, v., to enter, come in, get in, step in.
envoler (s’), to fly away, take wing.
envoyer, $ 161, to send, transmit ; il l'aurait envoyé promener, he would have sent you about your
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is, -se, adj., thick, stupid.
épanouir (s’), to brighten up, become cheerful.
épaule, f., shoulder.
épingle, f., pin.
éplucher, to pick over, examine thoroughly.
épouser, to wed, marry.
épousseter, $158, to dust, wipe off the dust.
éprouver, to experience, try.
épuiser, to exhaust.
erreur, f., error, mistake.
escalier, m., staircase, stairs.
escroc, m., swindler,
espérance, f., hope, expectatin.
espérer, $ 158, to hope, trust.
essayer, $ 157, to try, attempt.
essuyer, $ 157, to wipe off, wipe away.
estimer, "to esteem.
et, conj., and.
établir, to establish, set up.
établissement, m., institution; établissement de bains, bathhouse,
étage, m., story, floor.
été, past part. of étre.
; M., summer,
étendre, to stretch out, draw out.
étonné, -e, adj., astonished.
étonner, to astonish, amaze, startle.
étouffer, to suffocate, choke,
étourdir (s’), to divest one’s self ; to shake off one’s thoughts.
étrange, adj., strange, queer.
être, $ 154, to be; ce serait à eur, it would be their part ; j'en suis Pour ce que j'ai dit, 1 stick to What I said; je suis à vous, 1 am at your service.
étudier, to study.
eu, pasi part, of avoir.
eux, pers. pron., they, them,
évaporer (s’), to evaporate.
événement, m., event, occurrence.
exact, -e, adj., exact, punctual.
exactitude, f., promptness. exagérer, $ 158, to exaggerate.
examiner, to examine, inspect.
exaspérer, $ 158, to exasperate, anger.
ex-café, m., former café or restaurant.
excellent, -e, adj., excellent.
excuse, f., excuse, apology.
excuser (s’), to apologise.
exemple, m., example; par exemple ! for instance ; nonsense !
the idea !
exiger, $ 156, to exact, require.
exister, to exist, to be.
exorbitant, -e, adj., exorbitant.
expliquer, to explain.
extraordinaire, adj, extraordinary, unusual.
extrémité, f., extremity.
fabriquer, to manufacture.
faché, adj., vexed, annoyed, angry,
Pr cher (se), to be angry, to become Rene LÉ
facile, adj., easy.
facilement, adv., easily.
façon, f., way, fashion, manner.
facture, f., invoice, bill.
faim, £., hunger ; avoir faim, to be hungry.
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VOCABULARY
faire, $ 195, to makæg do, cause; | Jaire faire, to have or get done; Jaire part à, to announce to; Jaire un coup de tête, to do something desperate; faire préparer, to have made ready; faire chausser, to get shoes made ; Jfaites-le-entrer, show him in; Jaire ramoner, to get the chimney swept; faire poser, to have put in; faire du chagrin à, to grieve ; faire bon voyage, to have a good journey ; faire mine de, to feign, act as if ; Jaites-les-moi voir, show them to me; faire connaissance avec, to get acquainted with ; j'ai fait flèche de tout bois, I have used every resource, done my best ; faire peur à, to frighten ; fuire plaisir, to give pleasure; se fuire écouter, to make one’s self heard; cela ne fait rien, that makes no difference ; faire des phrases, to make
high-sounding speeches ; faire le bien, to do good ; faire porter, to despatch, send off ; faire la cour à, to court, pay attentions to; faire arranger, to get arranged ;
« lui ap une belle jambe! a great
ot of good that will do him!
c’est bien fait, it serves him right, that is a good thing.
fait, m., act, deed, fact; tout à fait, entirely, quite.
fait, past part. of faire.
falloir, 8218, impers., to be necessary, to have to, must, need, want, should, ought; à le faut bien, it is quite necessary ; il faut étre logique, one must be logical.
fallu, past part. of falloir.
familièrement, adv., fumiliarly.
famille, f., family.
fange, f., slime, mire.
fatigant, -e, adj., fatiguing, tiresome.
fatigué, -e, adij., tired, fatigued.
faudrait, 3rd sing., cond. of falloir.
faut, 3rd sing. pres. ind. of falloir.
faute, f., fault, mistake.
femme, f., wife, woman ; femme de chambre, chambermaid.
fendre, to split, burst asunder.
fenêtre, f., window, casement,
ferme, adj., firm, steady.
fermer, to close, fasten, shut.
férocité, f., savagery, ferocity.
fête, f., birthday, holiday.
feu, m., tire ; avec feu, ardently.
fidèle, adj., faithful.
figure, f., countenance, face.
figurer (se), to imagine, fancy.
filer. to spin; be off, go away ; make off.
fille, f., girl, daughter.
fils, m., son.
fin, f., end; à la Jin, at last, in the end.
finir, to finish ; c'est fini, it is all up; ça n’en finira pas, that will last for ever; Jinir par les battre, to beat them at last, in the end.
flambeau, m., taper.
flatter (se), to flatter one’s self ; je m'en flatte, =1 am delighted to think 50.
flèche, f£., arrow (see fuire).
foi, f., faith; de bonne foi, in earnest ; ma foi / upon my word.
fluxion, f., inflammation, bad cold.
fois, f., time ; une fois, once.
folie, f., piece of folly, nonsense.
fond, m., bottom, foundation ; au fond (de la scène), at the back of the stage ; au fond, at heart.
fonte, f., cast-iron; tire-lire en fonte, cast-iron toy-bank.
force, f., force ; avec force, cnergetically, with emphasis.
forcer, 8 156, to force, through.
fort, adv., very, very much, very hard.
fortement, adv., strongly, deeply,
fortune, f., fortune,
fou, fol, m., folle, f. adj., mad, foolish, insane, nonsensical, crazy.
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| fou, m., folle, f. noun, madcap,
fool, jester.
fouiller, to fumble, search.
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