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VOCABULARY
sujet, m.f subject, matter, topic.
sujet, -te, subject.
superbe, superb, splendid.
supérieur, -e, superior, upper.
suppléer, to make up, take the place of.
supplice, m., punishment, torture.
supplier, to beseech, entreat.
support, m.f support, prop.
supporter, to bear, endure, support ; se — , to be borne.
supposer, to suppose, infer.
supprimer, to suppress, conceal.
suppôt, m,, abettor; — de, Satan, imp, limb of Satan.
sur, prep.y on, upon, over, of, in, by, about.
sûr, adv.f surely, certainly.
sûr, -e, sure, certain.
suranné -e, superanuated, out of date, old fashioned.
sûrement, surely, certainly, without doubt.
surgir, to arise, spring up.
surhumain, -e, superhuman.
surmonter, to surmount, overcome, rise above.
surnaturel -le, superhuman.
surpasser, to surpass, exceed.
surprenant, -e, surprising, astonishing.
surprendre, to surprise, overhear. [pièce.
surtout, m,, epergne, centre-
surtout, above ail, especially.
surveiller, to watch, watch over.
suspendu, -e, suspended, hung.
symétrie, /., symmetry.
sympathie,/., sympathy.
sympathique, sympathetic, congenial.
tabac, m., tobacco, snuff.
tabatière,/,, snuff-box.
tableau, m., picture, view.
tablier, m., apron.
tabouret, stool, chair, tâche,/., task, job.
tache,/., spot, stain.
tâcher, to try, endeavor.
tactique, /., tactics, stratagem,
manoeuver.
taille, /., stature, size, height,
figure.
taillé -e, eut, trimmed.
taire, to say nothing of, be
silent ; faire — , to silence, talon, m., heel.
tandis que, while, whereas.
tant, so much, so many, to such
a degree; — bien que mal,
see p, 48, n, 2; si — est que,
if one can say that ; — que,
as long as.
tante,/., aunt.
tantôt, by and by, soon,pre8ent-
tape,/., slap, tap.
tapage, m., racket, noise, tapisse, -e, adomed, decked,
covered.
tapisserie, /., tapestry, paper
hanging.
taquiner, to tease.
tard, late ; plus — , later.
tarder, to delay, be long, tardi -f, -ve, late, tardy.
tare,/., defect, blemish, tare, tasse,/., cup.
teint, m.^ color, complexion.
teinte,/., tinge, shade.
tel, -le, such, like.
tellement, so, so much.
télégraphier, to telegraph.
témoin, m., witness; prendre
à — , to call to witness.
tempérament, ^/., disposition, tempête, /., storm, tempest,
whirlwind.
temps, m.^ time, weather; de —
en — , from time to time; du
bon — , of happy days; à
trois — , see /. 7/0, ». a ; son
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beau — , his, her, their day; en — et en lieu, in its proper time and place.
ténacité; /., tenacity, persévérance.
tendre, tender, délicate.
tendre, to hold out.
tendresse,/., tenderness, love.
tenir, to keep, hold ; — à, to be anxious, set one*s heart on; — de, to rely upon, expect; il en tenait pour, he was very fond of ; — table ouverte, to keep open house; tiens, tenez, there t well 1 to be sure 1 wait I [tempting.
tenta -teur, -trice, tempter, adj,^
tentation,/., temptation.
tenue, /., bearing, dress; en grande —, seep.js, n, 2,
tenu, -e, slender, tenuous.
terme, «., quarter*s rent.
terminer, to end, conclude, finish ; se — , finish, conclude.
terrain, m., soil, land.
terrasse,/, terrace.
terre,/, earth, ground, land, estate ; bonshommes en — cuite, terra cotta figurines ; par —, on the floori à — , on the floor, to the ground, down.
terrestre, terrestrial, earthly.
terreur,/, terror, fear. .
terrine,/., earthen pan.
tête,/, head, brain, mind; faire à sa — , to do as one likes; en — à — , in a private interview, conversation; mauvaise — , wrong head; ni queue ni — , neither rhyme nor reason.
théâtre, m,y théâtre, scène.
théorie,/., theory.
tiers, m., third, third person; en — , see p. ^j*, n, j.
timide, timid, shy, bashful.
timidité, /., timidity, bashful-
tirer, to draw ; se — , to get out (of); se — d'affaire, to get
out of a difficulty.
tiroir, m., drawer.
titre, iw., title.
toile, /"., linen, canvas, — d'ara!-
gn6s, cobweb.
toilette, /., toilet, dress; en
grande — , in fuU dress.
toit, m., roof, tomber, to fall, tumble, drop,
flag.
ton, m,f tone, manner; sur tous
les — s, in every key.
tonnerre, m.y thunder.
tordre, to twist, tort, /w., wrong; avoir — , to be
wrong.
tortiller, to twist, torturer, to torture, rack.
tôt, soon, promptly; plus — ,
before, sooner.
totalement, totally, wholly.
toucher, to touch, hit.
touffu, -e, bushy, leafv.
toujours, always, ail the time.
tour, m,y turn; — de phrase
hardi, bold metaphor.
tourbillon, w., whirlwind, tor-
nado, whirl, mass.
tourbillonner, to whirl, whirl
about.
tourmenter, torment, vex; se
— , to worry oneself, be un-
easy.
tourner, to turn, turn round;
— sur moi-même, to whirl around; se — , to turn, turn around.
tournure, /., the shape, ap-
pearance. tousser, to cough, hem.
tout, adv.f wholly, entirely,
quite, altogether; — à coup,
— d'un coup, ail at once, suddenly ; — d'une pièce, stiff, upright ; — à fait, quite, wholly ; du — , at ail, not at a.ll\ — ^s^
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suite, immediately, quickly;
— au plus, at most, at best ;
— de même, ail, just the same ; — en, while.
tout, -e, tous, toutes, ail, every-
thing, everybody.
toutefois, however, still.
toux,/., cough.
train, w., train ; en — , in good
spirits, in the act.
traînant, -e, trailing.
traîner, to drag, draw, haul.
trait, m., point, feature; tout
d'un — , without taking
breath.
traité, m., treatise.
traiter, to treat, deal with ; — de,
to call, consider.
trancher, to eut.
tranquille, quiet, tranquil, un-
disturbed; soyez — , never
fear.
tranquillement, calmly, tran-
quilly.
tranquillité, /., tranquillity,
calm, peace.
transcendant, -e, transcendent, transfigurer, to transfigure.
transformer (se), to be trans-
formed.
transplanter, to transplant.
transport, /w., fit ; — au cerveau,
delirium.
transporter, to transport, carry.
travail, m., labor, process.
travailler, to work, be occupied,
excite, travers, /w., fault ; à — , through ;
de — , wrong.
traverser, to traverse, cross,
pass through.
traversin, »/., bolster.
trébucher, to stumble.
tremblant, -e, trembling, quiv-
ering.
trembler, to tremble, shake, quiver. [fidget.
trémousser, to stir; se — , to
tremper, to soak, wet through.
trente, thirty.
très, very, very much, quite.
trésor, m., treasure.
tressaillir, to start, tremble, be
agitated.
tressauter, to start, startle,
tremble, tribunal, m.f tribunal, court of
justice, tricot, m., knitting.
triomphant, -e, triumphant.
triste, sad, low-spirited, dismal,
misérable, tristesse, /., sadness, melan-
choly.
troisième, third.
tromper, to deceive; se — to
make a mistake.
trompeu-r, -se, deceptive.
tr&ner, to sit in state.
trop, too much, too many, too
well, too, exactly.
trotter, to trot, run about, run
through; me trottait par la
tête, was running through my
head.
trottiner, to jog along,trot along.
trou, iw., ho le.
troubler, to disturb, agitate; se
— , to be disturbed, agitated.
trouver, to find, think, deem;
se —, to be; se — bien, see
p. 43, n. I,; aller —, to go to.
tue-tête (à), at the top of one's
voice.
tuer, to kill.
tutélaire, tutelary, guardian,
protecting.
tuteur, m., prop.
tutoiement, m., theeing and
thouing.
tutoyer, to thee and to thou, to
address one in the second per*
son singular.
tympan, iw., drum.
type, /w., type, character.
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uni, -€, level, even.
unique, only, sole, unique, unir, (se), to unité, join.
unisson, m., unison, harmony.
univers, f»., universe.
usage, m.^ habit, custom.
user, to use, make use of.
usé, -e, wom out.
usurper, to usurp.
utile, useful.
vache,/., cow.
vain, -e, vain, useless.
vainement, vainly, in vain, valeur,/., value, worth.
valeureu-x, -se, valorous, vali-
ant, gallant.
valoir, to be worth; — mieux,
to be better ; faire — , to set ofî.
valse, /., waltz.
valser, to waltz.
valseu-r, -se, w.,/., waltzer.
vanité,/, vanity.
vaniteu-x, -se, vain, vainglori-
ous.
vanter, to boast, extol; se — ,
to boast, extol.
varier, to vary, change.
vau-Peau (à) with the current;
qui s'en allait à — , see p, 128 ^
n. I, veau, w., veal.
véhicule, f»., vehicle.
veille, /., night before, day be-
fore.
veiller, to watch.
veine,/., vein.
vélocité,/., velocity, rapidity.
velours, m,^ velvet.
vendre, to sell.
venger, to revenge, avenge; se
— , to take revenge, resent.
venir, to come, arrive; — chercher, to come for; — de, to
hâve just; en — à, to arrive
at the point of.
vent, m,, wind ; mais autant en
emportait le — , but they
might as well hâve talked td
the wind ; au — , flying in the
wind.
venu, -e, fw.,/, corner, verbe, m,, verb.
verdâtre, greenish.
véritable, real, true, genuine.
vérité,/, verity, truth.
verre, m., glass.
vers, towards.
verser, to shed.
vert, -e, green, sharp, severe, vertement, smartly, sharply.
vertige, w., vertigo; donner le
— , to make dizzy.
vertu,/, virtue, quality.
vêtement, f»., dress, clothes.
vêtir, to clothe, dress.
vibrer, to vibrate.
vicaire, »»., vicar, curate.
vice, fw., vice, imperfection, vie, /, life; de ma — , in my
lif e ; en — , alive.
vieillir, to grow old, âge.
vierge, adj.^ virgin, untrodden.
vieille,/, old woman.
vieux, vieil, vieille, old, ancient.
vi-f, -ve, alive, keen, intense,
animated, quick, sharp ; sa tête
est vive, see p. 66, n, i, vigoureu-x, -se, vigorous,
strong, determined.
vil, -e, vile, despicable, mean.
vilain, -e, nasty, ugly, horrid.
vilainement, badly, shabbily,
villainously.
ville,/, city, town.
vingt, twenty.
vingtaine,/, about twenty.
violemment, violently.
violer, to violate, break, violet, -te, violet, purple.
virilité, /., virility^ txLajûlvciRak^^
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visage, m., face.
visible, visible, obvious.
visite,/., visit, call.
vite, quickly; au plus — , as
quickly as possible, vitrail, vitraux, window, stained
glass window-pane.
vitre, /., pane of glass.
vivace, deep-rooted, perennial.
vivacité, /., ardour, vivacity,
vividness, depth.
vivant, m,y living person.
vivant, -e, alive, animated.
vivement, strongly, ardently,
eagerly, quickly, exceedingly.
vivifier, to vivify, quicken.
vivre, to live.
vocabulaire, w., vocabulary.
vœu, -X, /w., wish, désire, voici, hère is, hère are, behold,
listen.
voie,/., road, way.
voilà, therel herel behold! there
is, there are, there it is I — que,
thereupon.
voile, m.y veil.
voiler, to veil, hide, enwrap.
voir, to see; voyons, corne, now
then; voyez un peu, just
look, voire, indeed, even; — même,
and even.
voisin, -e, w.,/., neighbor.
voisin, -e, near.
voiture,/, carriage.
voix,/, voice; à haute — , aloud,
audibly.
vol, m., flight.
volage, fickle.
volatile, »*.,/, winged créature, voler, to steal, fly, hasten.
volet, m,^ shutter.
voleu-r, -se, w.,/, thief , robber ;
— de grands chemins, high-
way robber.
volonté,/, will, désire, wish.
volontiers, willingly, with plea»-
ure.
voltiger, to fly about. Ait, flutter.
volubilité,/, volubility, fluency.
voter, to vote, vpuloir, to wish, be willing, like ;
— dire, to mean; comment voulez-vous qu'elle songe à son oncle, how could she possibly think of her uncle ? en — à, to hâve a grudge against;
— bien, to be kind enough (to) ; OÙ voulez-vous en venir, what do you want to get at?
qui veut la fin veut les moyens, see p, 122^ n, i,
voûte,/, vault, canopy.
voyage, «., joumey, trip.
voyager, to^travel.
voyageu-r,'-se, w.,/, traveler.
voyageu-r, -se, fond of travel-
ing.
vrai, -e, true, right.
vraiment, truly, really, indeed.
vue,/, sight, view; à ma — , at
aight of me.
vulgaire, vulgar, common.
vulgarité, /, vulgarity, com-
monness.
y, pron,y to him, him, to her, her,
to it, it, to this, in it.
y, adv.f there, hère; il — a, there
is, there are.
yeux, m.f pi., see œil.
zèle, m., zeal; dans un jour de beau — , see p, j, n, a.