French For Football/Notes/Analysis Of Vocabulary

Analysis of Vocabulary This page provides a more detailed analysis of the words in the French football dictionary. French Word Pronunciation (IPA) Grammar English Word Pattern Pronunciation Level Pronunciation Rulesà /a/ (prep) to, at, in PREP 0.11 A02à-coup /aku/ (nm) jolt NM-p 0.13 A02 U02 P00 abonnement /abɔnmɑ̃/ (nm) subscription NM-t 2.12 A01 O01 M02 A26 T00 abord (d' ~) /abɔʀ/ (nm) first NM-d 0.23 A01 O01 R01 D00aborder /abɔʀde/ (vt) to approach, to tackle VB06 0.23 A01 O01 R01 E12 abords /abɔʀ/ (nmpl) surroundings NM-d 0.23 A01 O01 R01 D00 S00 abri /abʀi/ (nm) (a) shelter NM-i 0.21 A01 R01 I01 accabler /akɑble/ (vt) to overwhelm VB06 4.02 A01 A10 L01 E12 accélérer /akseleʀe/ (vt) to accelerate VB10 0.23 A01 K11 E11 L01 E11 R01 E12accord (d'~) /dakɔʀ/ (nm) OK NM-d 0.23 A01 O01 R01 D00accorder /akɔʀde/ (vt) to grant, award VB06 0.23 A01 O01 R01 E12 accrocher (s') /akʀɔʃe/ (vpr) to hang on VB06 1.03 A01 R01 O01 S30 E12 accroître /akʀwatʀ/ (vt) to increase VB67 1.16 A01 R01 W13 R03 accueillir /akœjiʀ/ (vt) to receive / welcome VB28 4.08 A01 E74 J03 I01 R01accuser /akyze/ (vt) to show VB06 3.05 A01 Y01 Z01 E12 acharné, e /aʃaʀne/ (adj) ferocious ADJ-é 1.03 A01 S30 A01 R01 E11 acheter /aʃ(ə)te/ (vt) to buy VB12 3.02 A01 S30 E02 E12 action /aksjɔ̃/ (nf) a move NF-tion 2.16 A01 S22 J01 O21 actionnaire /aksjɔnɛʀ/ (nmf) shareholder NIV-ire 2.17 A01 S23 J01 O01 E54 R03actualités /aktɥalite/ (nfpl) current affairs NF-és 1.11 A01 H16 A01 L01 I01 E11 S00actuellement /aktɥɛlmɑ̃/ (adv) currently ADV 2.12 A01 H15 E30 L12 E00 M01 A26 T00adjoint, e /adʒwɛ̃, wɛ̃t/ (adj) deputy ADJ-t 2.13 A01 Z21 W20 E67 T00 T05admettre /admɛtʀ/ (vt) to admit VB56 0.23 A01 E30 R03 adresser /adʀese/ (vt) to send VB06 4.03 A01 R01 E24 S03 E12 adversaire /advɛʀsɛʀ/ (nmf) an opponent NIV-ire 0.23 A01 E50 R01 E54 R03 adverse /advɛʀs/ (adj) opposing ADI-e 0.23 A01 E50 R01 S07 aérien, -ienne /aeʀjɛ̃,ɛn/ (adj) overhead ADJ-en 2.2 A01 E11 R01 J15 E62 J13 E30 E00 affaire /afɛʀ/ (nf) matter, deal NF-ire 0.23 A01 E54 R03 affaires /afɛʀ/ (nfpl) things NF-ire 0.23 A01 E54 R03 S00 affichage /afiʃaʒ/ (nm) display NM-age 1.04 A01 I01 S30 A01 Z22 affoler (s') /afɔle/ (vpr) to panic VB06 0.13 A01 O01 L01 E12 affronter /afʀɔ̃te/ (vt) to confront VB06 2.14 A01 R01 O21 E12 affût /afy/ (nm) look-out NM-t 3.05 A01 Y02 T00 afin (+ de) /afɛ̃/ (prep) in order to PREP 2.13 A01 E67 afin que /afɛ̃/ (prep) so that PREP 2.13 A01 E67 âge /ɑʒ/ (nm) age NM-e 1.04 A11 Z22âgé, e /ɑʒe/ (adj) aged ADJ-é 1.04 A11 Z20 E11 agir (s'~ de) /aʒiʀ/ (vimp) to be a question of VB19 1.04 A01 Z20 I01 R01agité, e /aʒite/ (adj) hectic ADJ-é 1.04 A01 Z20 I01 E11agrandir (s'~) /aɡʀɑ̃diʀ/ (vpr) to expand / grow VB19 2.11 A01 R01 A21 I01 R01aile /ɛl/ (nf) wing NF-le 0.12 E37 L11 ailier, -ière /elje, jɛʀ/ (nm,f) winger NMF-er 1.31 E16 L01 J01 E12 E52 R03ailleurs /ajœʀ/ (adv) somewhere else ADV 4.01 A03 J03 E73 R01 S00aimer /eme/ (vt) to like, to love VB06 1.31 E16 E12 ainsi /ɛ̃si/ (adv) like this, thus ADV 2.13 E61 I01aire /ɛʀ/ (nf) area NF-ire 0.22 E54 R03 aise /ɛz/ (nf) joy, ease NF-ise 0.12 E37 Z05 ajouter /aʒute/ (vt) to add to VB06 1.04 A01 Z21 U02 E12 ajuster /aʒyste/ (vt) to aim at VB06 3.05 A01 Z21 Y01 E12 alentours /alɑ̃tuʀ/ (nmpl) surroundings NMPL-s 2.12 A01 L01 A26 U02 R01 S00alerte /alɛʀt/ (nf) alert, scare NF-te 0.23 A01 L01 E50 R01 T05 aligner /aliɲe/ (vt) to line up, to field (a team) VB06 1.12 A01 L01 I01 J20 E12 alimenter /alimɑ̃te/ (vt) to feed VB06 2.12 A01 L01 I01 A26 E12 allant /alɑ̃/ (nm) drive NM-ant 2.11 A01 L02 A21 T00 alléchant, e /aleʃɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) attractive ADJ-ant 2.11 A01 L02 E11 S30 A21 T00 T05aller /ale/ (vi) to go VB22 0.11 A01 L02 E12 alors (que) /alɔʀ/ (conj) while, (though) CONJ 0.23 A01 L01 O01 R01 S00ambiance /ɑ̃bjɑ̃s/ (nf) atmosphere NF-nce 2.11 A20 J01 A21 S06 ambre /ɑ̃bʀ/ (adj) amber ADI-e 2.11 A20 R03 âme /ɑm/ (nf) soul NF-me 0.12 A11 M03 E00 amener /am(ə)ne/ (vt) to lead up to, assist VB09 3.02 A01 E02 E12 ami, e /ami/ (nm, nf) friend NMF-i 0.11 A01 I01amical, e (mpl -aux) /amikal/ (adj) friendly ADJ-al 0.11 A01 I01 A01 L10 amorcer /amɔʀse/ (vt) to initiate VB07 0.23 A01 O01 R01 S10 E12 amortir /amɔʀtiʀ/ (vt) to trap / control VB19 0.23 A01 O01 R01 I01 R01 an /ɑ̃/ (nm) year (age) NM-n 2.11 A21 ancien, -ienne /ɑ̃sjɛ̃, ɑ̃sjɛn/ (adj) old, former ADJ-en 2.2 A21 J15 E62 J13 E30 E00anglais, e /ɑ̃ɡlɛ, ɛz/ (adj) English ADJ-s 2.11 A21 L01 E37 S00 Z05angle /ɑ̃ɡl/ (nm) corner NM-gle 2.11 A21 L11 Angleterre /ɑ̃ɡlətɛʀ/ (nf) England NF-rre 2.11 A21 L01 E01 E51 R03angulaire /ɑ̃ɡylɛʀ/ (adj) corner ADI-e 3.05 A21 Y01 L01 E54 R03 animation /animasjɔ̃/ (nf) activity NF-tion 2.16 A01 I01 A01 S22 J01 O21animé, e /anime/ (adj) lively ADJ-é 0.11 A01 I01 E11 année /ane/ (nf) year NF-ée 0.11 A01 E11 E00 anniversaire /anivɛʀsɛʀ/ (adj) anniversary, birthday ADJ-re 0.23 A01 I01 E50 R01 E54 R03annuler /anyle/ (vt) to call off, nullify VB06 3.05 A01 Y01 L01 E12 antijeu /ɑ̃tiʒø/ (nm) unsporting behaviour NM-u 3.04 A21 I01 Z21 E83août /u(t)/ (nm) August NM-t 4.22 U06 T07apparaître /apaʀɛtʀ/ (vi) to appear VB64 0.23 A01 A01 R01 E39 R03 apparition /apaʀisjɔ̃/ (nf) appearance NF-tion 2.16 A01 A01 R01 I01 S22 J01 O21 appel /apɛl/ (nm) call, appeal NM-l 0.13 A01 E30 L10 appeler (s'~) /aple/ (vpr) to be called VB11 4.11 A01 E90 L01 E12 apport /apɔʀ/ (nm) contribution NM-t 0.23 A01 O01 R01 T00 apporter /apɔʀte/ (vt) to bring, to give VB06 0.23 A01 O01 R01 E12apprendre /apʀɑ̃dʀ/ (vt) to learn VB54 2.12 A01 R01 A26 R03apprêter (se) /apʀete/ (vpr) to prepare (to) VB06 4.03 A01 R01 E17 E12 après /apʀɛ/ (prep) after PREP 0.23 A01 R01 E31 S00 après-demain /apʀɛdmɛ̃/ (adv) on the day after tomorrow ADV 4.11 A01 R01 E31 S00 E90 M01 E61après-midi /apʀɛ-midi/ (nm, nf) afternoon NIV-i 0.23 A01 R01 E31 S00 I01 I01arbitrage /aʀbitʀaʒ/ (nm) refereeing NM-age 1.04 A01 R01 I01 R01 A01 Z22 arbitre /aʀbitʀ/ (nm) referee NM-tre 0.21 A01 R01 I01 R03 argent /aʀʒɑ̃/ (nm) silver, money NM-t 2.12 A01 R01 Z20 A26 T00 arracher /aʀaʃe/ (vt) to snatch VB06 1.03 A01 R02 A01 S30 E12 arrêt /aʀɛ/ (nm) stop, save NM-t 0.23 A01 R02 E32 T00 arrêter /aʀete/ (vt) to stop VB06 4.03 A01 R02 E17 E12 arrière /aʀjɛʀ/ (nm) full-back, rear NM-ière 1.19 A01 R02 J01 E52 R03 arriver /aʀive/ (vt) to arrive VB06 0.23 A01 R02 I01 E12ascendant, e /asɑ̃dɑ̃,ɑ̃t/ (adj) rising ADJ-ant 2.12 A01 S02 A26 A21 T00 T05asseoir (s'~) /aswaʀ/ (vpr) to sit (down) VB49 4.11 A01 S03 E90 W10 R01assez /ase/ (adv) enough, quite ADV 0.11 A01 S03 E15 assister (à) /asiste/ (vt) to attend, to be (present) at VB06 0.11 A01 S03 I01 E12 assommer /asɔme/ (vt) to knock out, to overwhelm VB06 0.13 A01 S03 O05 M04 E12 astucieux, -ieuse /astysjø, øz/ (adj) smart, clever ADJ-x 3.05 A01 Y01 J01 E83 X00 E84 Z05atout /atu/ (nm) asset, advantage NM-t 0.13 A01 U02 T00 attaquant, e /atakɑ̃,ɑ̃t/ (nm,f) forward NMF-t 2.11 A01 A01 K01 A21 T00 T05attaque /atak/ (nf) attack NF-aque 1.02 A01 A01 K01 E00 attaquer /atake/ (vt) to attack VB06 1.02 A01 A01 K01 E12 atteindre /atɛ̃dʀ/ (vt) to reach / hit VB57 2.13 A01 E64 R03 attendre /atɑ̃dʀ/ (vt) to wait for VB53 2.12 A01 A26 R03 atterrir /atɛʀiʀ/ (vi) to land VB19 0.23 A01 E30 R02 I01 R01 au /o/ (prep) at the / in the (à + le) PREP 0.11 O13au-dessus /od(ə)sy/ (adv) above, over ADV 3.05 O13 E05 S03 Y01 S00 aucun, e /okœ̃, yn/ (adj) (not) any ADJ-n 3.06 O13 E81 Y01 N10aucun, e /okœ̃, okyn/ (pron) none PRON-ind 3.06 O13 E81 Y01 N10aujourd'hui /oʒuʀdɥi/ (adv) today ADV 1.11 O13 Z21 U02 R01 H00 H11 I01auprès (de) /opʀɛ/ (prep) beside, with PREP 0.23 O13 R01 E31 S00auquel /okɛl/ (pron) who, to whom PRON-rel 1.02 O13 K01 E30 L10aussi /osi/ (adv) also, as ADV 0.11 O13 S03 I01aussitôt /osito/ (adv) immediately ADV 0.11 O13 S03 I01 O12 T00 autant /otɑ̃/ (adv) as much, as many ADV 2.11 O13 A21 T00autour (de) /otuʀ/ (prep) around PREP 0.23 O13 U02 R01 autre /otʀ/ (adj) other ADI-e 0.21 O13 R03 autre /otʀ/ (pron) other PRON-ind 0.21 O13 R03 autrefois /otʀəfwa/ (adv) in the past ADV 1.15 O13 R01 E06 W10 S00autrement /otʀəmɑ̃/ (adv) differently, otherwise ADV 2.12 O13 R01 E06 M01 A26 T00aux /o/ (prep) at the / in the (à + les) PREP 0.11 O13 X00avance /avɑ̃s/ (nf) advance, lead NF-nce 2.11 A01 A21 S06 avancer /avɑ̃se/ (vi) to move forward VB07 2.11 A01 A21 S10 E12avant /avɑ̃/ (nm) forward, front NM-ant 2.11 A01 A21 T00 avant /avɑ̃/ (prep) before, in front PREP 2.11 A01 A21 T00 avant-hier /avɑ̃tjɛʀ/ (adv) on the day before yesterday ADV 4.06 A01 A21 T01 J01 E56 R01avantage /avɑ̃taʒ/ (nm) advantage NM-age 2.11 A01 A21 A01 Z22 avec /avɛk/ (prep) with PREP 0.13 A01 E30avertir /avɛʀtiʀ/ (vt) to caution, to warn VB19 0.23 A01 E50 R01 I01 R0avertissement /avɛʀtismɑ̃/ (nm) caution NM-ment 2.12 A01 E50 R01 I01 S03 M02 A26 T00 avis /avi/ (nm) opinion, advice NM-s 0.11 A01 I01 S00 avoir /avwaʀ/ (vt) to have VB01 1.15 A01 W10 R01avouer (se) /avwe/ (vpr) to admit VB06 1.14 A01 W01 E12 avril /avʀil/ (nm) April NM-l 0.23 A01 R01 I01 L10balle /bal/ (nf) ball NF-lle 0.11 A01 L12 E00ballon /balɔ̃/ (nm) ball NM-n 2.14 A01 L02 O21 balnéothérapie /balneoteʀapi/ (nf) hydrotherapy NF-ie 4.15 A01 L01 E11 O10 T01 E11 R01 A01 I01 E00banc /bɑ̃/ (nm) bench NM-c 2.11 A21 C00 baraque /baʀak/ (nf) shack NF-aque 1.02 A01 R01 A01 K01 E00 barrage /baʀaʒ/ (nm) barrier NM-age 1.04 A01 R02 A01 Z22 barre /baʀ/ (nf) bar NF-rre 0.21 A01 R02 E00 bas /bɑ/ (nm) lower part NM-s 1.3 A13 S00bas, basse /bɑ, bɑs/ (adj) low ADJ-ss 1.3 A13 S00 A13 S03 E00basculer /baskyle/ (vi) to take a sudden turn, to tip up VB06 3.05 A01 Y01 L01 E12 base /bɑz/ (nf) basis NF-se 1.3 A13 Z05 battre /batʀ/ (vt) to beat, be beaten VB55 0.21 A01 R03 battre (se) /batʀ/ (vpr) to fight VB55 0.21 A01 R03 beau, bel, belle /bo, bɛl, bɛl/ (adj) nice, successful ADJ-eau 0.11 O14 E30 L10 L12 E00beau, bel, belle /bo, bɛl/ (adv) nicely (in expressions) ADV 0.11 O14 E30 L10 L12 E00beaucoup (de) /boku/ (adv) much, many ADV 0.13 O14 U02 P00bénéfice /benefis/ (nm) advantage, profit NM-ice 0.11 E11 E11 I01 S06 bénéficier (de) /benefisje/ (vi) to benefit (from) VB15 1.22 E11 E11 I01 S21 J01 E12 besogneux, -euse /bəzɔɲø, øz/ (adj) industrious ADJ-x 3.04 E01 Z01 O01 J20 E83 X00 E84 Z05 besoin /bəzwɛ̃/ (nm) need NM-n 2.19 E01 Z01 W20 E67bête /bɛt/ (nf) beast NF-te 0.12 E32 T05 bien /bjɛ̃/ (adv) well ADV 2.2 J15 E62 bientôt /bjɛ̃to/ (adv) soon ADV 2.2 J15 E62 O12 T00bienvenue /bjɛ̃vny/ (nf) welcome NF-ue 4.11 J15 E62 E90 Y03bilan /bilɑ̃/ (nm) balance sheet, outcome NM-n 2.11 I01 L01 A21 billet /bijɛ/ (nm) ticket NM-t 1.2 I01 J11 E36biscotte /biskɔt/ (nf) ready-made toast NF-tte 0.13 I01 O01 E00 blanc, blanche /blɑ̃, blɑ̃ʃ/ (adj) white, blank ADJ-c 2.11 L01 A21 C00 S31blessé, e /blese/ (adj) injured ADJ-é 4.03 L01 E24 S03 E11 blesser (se) /blese/ (vpr) to hurt / injure oneself VB06 4.03 L01 E24 S03 E12 blessure /blesyʀ/ (nf) injury NF-ure 4.03 L01 E24 S03 Y01 R03 bleu, e /blø/ (adj) blue ADJ-u 3.04 L01 E83 E83 E00bloquer /blɔke/ (vt) to block, obstruct VB06 1.02 L01 O01 K01 E12 bois /bwa/ (nm) wood, woodwork NM-s 1.15 W10 S00 boiter /bwate/ (vi) to limp VB06 1.15 W10 E12 bon marché /bɔ̃ maʀʃe/ (adj) cheap ADJ-é 2.14 O21 A01 R01 S30 E11bon, bonne /bɔ̃, bɔn/ (adj) good, right ADJ-on 2.14 O21 O01 N11bonheur /bɔnœʀ/ (nm) happiness, luck NM-eur 3.03 O01 H00 E71 R01 bonjour /bɔ̃ʒuʀ/ (nm) hello NM-r 2.14 O21 Z21 U02 R01bonsoir /bɔ̃swaʀ/ (nm) good evening, good night NM-r 2.14 O21 W10 R01bord (au ~ de) /bɔʀ/ (nm) edge, side NM-d 0.22 O01 R01 D00bosser /bɔse/ (vi) to work hard VB06 0.13 O01 S03 E12 botte /bɔt/ (nf) boot NF-tte 0.12 O01 E00 botter /bɔte/ (vt) to kick VB06 0.13 O01 E12 boucher /buʃe/ (vt) to block VB06 1.03 U02 S30 E12 boue /bu/ (nf) mud NF-ue 0.12 U02 E00 bouffée /bufe/ (nf) puff, breath NF-ée 0.13 U02 E11 E00 bouger /buʒe/ (vi) to move VB08 1.04 U02 Z20 E12 boule /bul/ (nf) ball, head NF-le 0.12 U02 L11 bouleverser /bulvɛʀse/ (vt) to turn upside down, upset, disrupt VB06 0.23 U02 L11 E00 E50 R01 S11 E12 boulot /bulo/ (nm) job NM-t 3.07 U02 L01 O15 T00bourde /buʀd/ (nf) blunder NF-de 0.22 U02 R01 E00 bousculer /buskyle/ (vt) to jostle, push VB06 3.05 U02 Y01 L11 E00 bout /bu/ (nm) end, tip NM-t 0.12 U02 T00 boxer /bɔkse/ (vt) to punch VB06 0.13 O01 K10 E12 bras /bʀɑ/ (nm) arm NM-s 1.3 R01 A13 S00brassard /bʀasaʀ/ (nm) arm-band NM-ard 0.21 R01 A01 S03 A01 R01 D00 break /bʀɛk/ (nm) break, break point NM-k 5.01 R01 E38 briller /bʀije/ (vi) to shine VB06 1.2 R01 I01 J03 E12brin /bʀɛ̃/ (nm) sprig, twig NM-n 2.13 R01 E67 briscard /bʀiskaʀ/ (nm) veteran NM-ard 0.21 R01 I01 A01 R01 D00 briser /bʀize/ (vt) to break VB06 0.21 R01 I01 Z01 E12 brossé, e /bʀɔse/ (adj) brushed ADJ-é 0.23 R01 O01 S03 E11 brosser /bʀɔse/ (vt) to brush VB06 0.23 R01 O01 S03 E12brouillard /bʀujaʀ/ (nm) fog NM-ard 4.2 R01 U04 J03 A01 R01 D00brûler /bʀyle/ (vt) to burn VB06 3.05 R01 Y02 L01 E12but /by(t)/ (nm) goal NM-t 4.22 Y01 T07 buteur, euse /bytœʀ, øz/ (nm,f) striker, goal-scorer NMF-eur 3.05 Y01 E73 R01 E84 Z05ça /sa/ (pron) that PRON-dem 1.06 S01 A01cadre /kɑdʀ/ (nm) framework NM-dre 4.02 A10 R03 cadré, e /kɑdʀe/ (vt) well-placed ADJ-é 4.02 A10 R01 E11 E00cafouillage /kafujaʒ/ (nm) scramble NM-age 4.2 A01 U04 J03 A01 Z22 cage /kaʒ/ (nf) goal NF-age 1.04 A01 Z22 calendrier /kalɑ̃dʀje/ (nm) schedule NM-r 2.12 A01 L01 A26 R01 J01 E12 camp /kɑ̃/ (nm) end / side (team) NM-p 2.11 A20 P00 capacité /kapasite/ (nf) ability NF-ité 0.11 A01 A01 I01 E11 capitaine /kapitɛn/ (nm) captain NM-e 0.12 A01 I01 E43capter /kapte/ (vt) to collect, to capture VB06 0.11 A01 E12 car /kaʀ/ (conj) because, for CONJ 0.21 A01 R01carence /kaʀɑ̃s/ (nf) shortcoming NF-nce 2.12 A01 R01 A26 S06 carrière /kaʀjɛʀ/ (nf) career NF-ière 1.19 A01 R02 J01 E52 R03 carte /kaʀt/ (nf) card NF-e 0.23 A01 R01 T05carton /kaʀtɔ̃/ (nm) card NM-n 2.14 A01 R01 O21 cas /ka/ (nm) case NM-s 0.11 A01 S00casquette /kaskɛt/ (nf) cap NF-tte 1.02 A01 K01 E44 casser (se) /kɑse/ (vpr) to break VB06 1.3 A13 S03 E12cauchemardesque /koʃəmaʀdɛskə/ (adj) nightmarish ADI-e 1.03 O13 S30 E01 A01 R01 E30 K01 E08ce /sə/ (dem) this DEM 0.24 E01ceci /səsi/ (pron) this PRON-dem 0.24 E01 I01céder /sede/ (vt) to yield, give up VB10 0.11 E11 E12ceinturé, e /sɛ̃tyʀe/ (adj) grasped by the waist ADJ-é 3.05 E64 Y01 R01 E11 E00cela /səla/ (pron) it, that PRON-dem 0.24 E01 L01 A01célébrer /selebʀe/ (vt) to celebrate VB10 0.21 E11 L01 E11 R01 E12 celle /sɛl/ (pron) that, the one PRON-dem 0.12 E30 L12 E00celles /sɛl/ (pron) those, the ones PRON-dem 0.12 E30 L12 E00 S00celui /səlɥi/ (pron) that, the one PRON-dem 1.11 E01 L01 H11 I01cent /sɑ̃/ (num) (a) hundred NUM 2.12 A26 T00central, e (mpl: -aux) /sɑ̃tʀal, o/ (adj) central ADJ-al 2.12 A26 R01 A01 L01 centre /sɑ̃tʀ/ (nm) a centre / cross NM-tre 2.12 A26 R03 centrer /sɑ̃tʀe/ (vt) to cross / pass to the centre VB06 2.12 A26 R01 E12 cependant /səpɑ̃dɑ̃/ (adv) however ADV 2.12 E01 A26 A21 T00cercle /sɛʀkl/ (nm) circle NM-cle 0.22 E50 R01 L11 E00 certainement /sɛʀtɛnmɑ̃/ (adv) certainly ADV 2.12 E50 R01 E43 M01 A26 T00certains /sɛʀtɛ̃/ (pron) some people PRON-ind 2.13 E50 R01 E61certes /sɛʀt/ (adv) certainly ADV 0.22 E50 R01 T05 S00cerveau (pl -eaux) /sɛʀvo/ (nm) brain NM-eau 0.23 E50 R01 O14ces /se/ (dem) these DEM 0.11 E13cet, cette /sɛt, sɛt/ (dem) this DEM 0.12 E30 E44ceux /sø/ (pron) those, the ones PRON-dem 3.04 E83 X00chacun, e /ʃakœ̃, -yn/ (pron) each one PRON-ind 3.06 S30 A01 E81 Y01 N10chahuter /ʃayte/ (vt) to heckle VB06 3.05 S30 A01 H00 Y01 E12 chaîne /ʃɛn/ (nf) channel (TV) NF-ne 4.06 S30 E42 E00 champ /ʃɑ̃/ (nm) field NM-p 2.11 S30 A20 P00 champion,-ionne /ʃɑ̃pjɔ̃, jɔn/ (nm,f) champion NMF-ion 2.14 S30 A20 J01 O21 O01 N11championnat /ʃɑ̃pjɔna/ (nm) championship NM-t 2.11 S30 A20 J01 O01 A01 T00 chance /ʃɑ̃s/ (nf) luck, chance NF-nce 2.11 S30 A21 S06 chanceux, -euse /ʃɑ̃sø, øz/ (adj) lucky ADJ-x 3.04 S30 A21 E83 X00 E84 Z05changement /ʃɑ̃ʒmɑ̃/ (nm) change, substitution NM-ment 2.12 S30 A21 Z20 M02 A26 T00 changer /ʃɑ̃ʒe/ (vt) to change VB06 2.11 S30 A21 Z22chanter /ʃɑ̃te/ (vt) to sing VB06 2.11 S30 A21 E12 chantier /ʃɑ̃tje/ (nm) building site NM-r 2.11 S30 A21 J01 E12 chapeau (pl -eaux) /ʃapo/ (nm) hat NM-eau 1.03 S30 A01 O14 chaque /ʃak/ (adj) each, every ADI-e 1.03 S30 A01 K01 E00 charge /ʃaʀʒ/ (nf) challenge, tackle NF-ge 1.04 S30 A01 R01 Z22 chaud, e /ʃo, ʃod/ (adj) warm, hot ADJ-d 1.03 S30 O13 D00 E00chauffer (se) /ʃofe/ (vpr) to warm (oneself) VB06 1.03 S30 O13 E12 chaussettes /ʃosɛt/ (nfpl) socks NF-ttes 1.03 S30 O13 S03 E44 chaussures /ʃosyʀ/ (nfpl) footwear, boots NF-ure 3.05 S30 O13 S03 Y01 R03 chemin /ʃəmɛ̃/ (nm) way, path NM-n 2.13 S30 E01 E67 chercher /ʃɛʀʃe/ (vt) to look for, to seek VB06 1.03 S30 E50 R01 S30 E12 cheville /ʃ(ə)vij/ (nf) ankle NF-lle 3.02 S30 E02 I01 J05 chez /ʃe/ (prep) at the home of PREP 1.03 S30 E15 chiffre /ʃifʀ/ (nm) figure, number NM-re 1.03 S30 I01 R03 chirurgical, e (mpl: -aux) /ʃiʀyʀʒikal, o/ (adj) surgical ADJ-al 3.05 S30 I01 R01 Y01 R01 Z20 I01 A01 L01 L11 E00choc /ʃɔk/ (nm) clash NM-c 1.03 S30 O01 choisir /ʃwaziʀ/ (vt) to choose VB19 1.15 S30 W10 Z01 I01 R01 choix /ʃwa/ (nm) choice NM-x 1.15 S30 W10 X00 chose /ʃoz/ (nf) thing NF-se 3.08 S30 O18 Z05 chute /ʃyt/ (nf) fall NF-te 3.05 S30 Y01 T05 chuter /ʃyte/ (vt) to fall VB06 3.05 S30 Y01 E12 ci /si/ (adv) this, here ADV 0.11 I01ci-dessous /sidəsu/ (adv) below ADV 0.24 I01 E04 S03 U02 S00ci-dessus /sidəsy/ (adv) above ADV 3.05 I01 E04 S03 Y01 S00cible /sibl/ (nf) target NF-ble 0.11 I01 L11 E00 cibler /sible/ (vt) to target VB06 0.11 I01 L01 E12 cinglant, e /sɛ̃ɡlɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) stinging ADJ-ant 2.13 E67 L01 A21 T00 T05cinq /sɛ̃k/ (num) five NUM 2.13 E67 cinquante /sɛ̃kɑ̃t/ (num) fifty NUM 2.13 E67 K01 A21 T05cinquième /sɛ̃kjɛm/ (num) fifth NUM 2.13 E67 K01 J12 E31 E00ciseau (pl -eaux) /sizo/ (nm) scissors NM-eau 0.11 I01 Z01 O14 X00 civière /sivjɛʀ/ (nf) stretcher NF-ière 1.19 I01 J01 E52 R03 claquage /klakaʒ/ (nm) hamstring injury? NM-age 1.04 L01 A01 K01 A01 Z22 claquer /klake/ (vt) to slap VB06 1.02 L01 A01 K01 E12 claquer (se) /klake/ (vpr) to pull (a muscle) VB06 1.02 L01 A01 K01 E12 classement /klasmɑ̃/ (nm) table, placing, standing NM-ment 2.12 L01 A01 S03 M02 A26 T00 clé, clef /kle/ (nf) key NF-é-f 0.11 L01 E11 club /klœb/ (nm) club NM-b 5.01 Anglicismcoach /kotʃ/ (nm) coach NM-ch 5.01 Anglicismcoéquipier, -ière /koekipje, jɛʀ/ (nm,f) team-mate NMF-er 4.15 O10 E11 K01 I01 J01 E12 E52 R03cœur /kœʀ/ (nm) heart NM-r 4.08 E72 R01coin /kwɛ̃/ (nm) corner NM-n 2.19 W20 E67 coller /kɔle/ (vt) to stick VB06 0.13 O01 L02 E12combat /kɔ̃ba/ (nm) battle NM-t 2.14 O20 A01 T00combien (de) /kɔ̃bjɛ̃/ (adv) how much, many ADV 2.2 O20 J15 E62combler /kɔ̃ble/ (vt) to make good, to fulfil VB06 2.14 O20 L01 E12 comme /kɔm/ (conj) like, as CONJ 0.12 O05 M04 E00commencer (à) /kɔmɑ̃se/ (vi, vt) to start (to do something) VB07 2.12 O05 M04 A26 S10 E12 comment /kɔmɑ̃/ (adv) how ADV 2.12 O05 M04 A26 T00 complet, -ète /kɔ̃plɛ, ɛt/ (adj) complete ADJ-et 2.14 O20 E30 E31 T00 T05complètement /kɔ̃plɛtmɑ̃/ (adv) completely ADV 2.14 O20 E31 M02 A26 T00compliqué, e /kɔ̃plike/ (adj) complicated, difficult ADJ-é 2.14 O20 I01 K01 E11 E00comportement /kɔ̃pɔʀtəmɑ̃/ (nm) behaviour, conduct NM-ment 2.14 O20 O01 R01 E01 M01 A26 T00 comprendre /kɔ̃pʀɑ̃dʀ/ (vt) to include, understand VB54 2.14 O20 R01 A26 R03compris, e /kɔ̃pʀi, -z/ (adj) included, agreed ADJ-s 2.14 O20 R01 I01 Z05compte /kɔ̃t/ (nm) account NM-te 2.15 O20 P91 E00 compter /kɔ̃te/ (vt) to count VB06 2.15 O20 P91 E12compteur /kɔ̃tœʀ/ (nm) meter, counter NM-eur 3.03 O20 P91p E73 R01 concentrer (se) /kɔ̃sɑ̃tʀe/ (vpr) to concentrate VB06 2.14 O21 A26 R01 E12 concours /kɔ̃kuʀ/ (nm) competition NM-s 2.14 O21 U02 R01 S00concrétiser /kɔ̃kʀetize/ (vt) to make something happen, to score VB06 2.14 O21 R01 E11 I01 Z01 E12 concurrence /kɔ̃kyʀɑ̃s/ (nf) competition NF-nce 3.05 O21 Y01 R02 A26 S06 concurrent, e /kɔ̃kyʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (nm,f) competitor, rival NMF-t 3.05 O21 Y01 R02 A26 T00 T05condition /kɔ̃disjɔ̃/ (nf) condition NF-tion 2.16 O21 I01 S22 J01 O21 conduite /kɔ̃dɥit/ (nf) management, supervision NF-ite 2.14 O21 H11 I01 T05 confiance /kɔ̃fjɑ̃s/ (nf) trust, faith NF-nce 2.14 O21 J01 A21 S06 connaître /kɔnɛtʀ/ (vt) to know VB64 0.23 O01 E39 R03 conseiller /kɔ̃seje/ (vt) to advise VB06 4.03 O21 E18 J03 E12conservation /kɔ̃sɛʀvasjɔ̃/ (nf) retention NF-tion 2.16 O21 E50 R01 A01 S22 J01 O21 conserver /kɔ̃sɛʀve/ (vt) to keep / retain VB06 2.14 O21 E50 R01 E12 consignes /kɔ̃siɲ/ (nf) instructions NF-ne 2.14 O21 I01 J20 E00 S00constater /kɔ̃state/ (vt) to notice VB06 2.14 O21 A01 E12 construire /kɔ̃stʀɥiʀ/ (vt) to build (up) VB82 2.14 O21 R01 H11 I01 R03contenir /kɔ̃t(ə)niʀ/ (vt) to hold / contain VB23 3.02 O21 E02 I01 R01contestable /kɔ̃tɛstabl/ (adj) questionable ADI-e 2.14 O21 E30 A01 L11 E00 continuer /kɔ̃tinɥe/ (vt) to continue VB06 2.14 O21 I15 H12 E12 contourner /kɔ̃tuʀne/ (vt) to bypass, to get round VB06 2.14 O21 U02 R01 E12 contrat /kɔ̃tʀa/ (nm) contract NM-t 2.14 O21 R01 A01 T00 contre /kɔ̃tʀ/ (prep) against PREP 2.14 O21 R03 contre-performance /kɔ̃tʀəpɛʀfɔʀmɑ̃s/ (nf) poor performance nf-e 2.14 O21 R01 E06 E50 R01 O01 R01 A21 S06contre-pied (à) /kɔ̃tʀəpje/ (nm) on the wrong foot NM-d 2.14 O21 R01 E06 J10 E10 D00 contrer /kɔ̃tʀe/ (vt) to counter, to block VB06 2.14 O21 R01 E12 contrevenant, e /kɔ̃tʀəv(ə)nɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (nm,f) offender NMF-t 3.02 O21 R01 E06 E02 A21 T00 T05contrôle /kɔ̃tʀol/ (nm) control NM-e 2.14 O21 R01 O12 L11 E00contrôler /kɔ̃tʀole/ (vt) to control VB06 2.14 O21 R01 O12 L01 E12 convaincre /kɔ̃vɛ̃kʀ/ (vt) to convince VB60 2.14 O21 E61 R03 copain /kɔpɛ̃/ (nm) (male) friend NM-n 2.13 O01 E61 copine /kɔpin/ (nf) (female) friend NF-e 0.13 O01 I15 E00cordeau (pl -eaux) /kɔʀdo/ (nm) string NM-eau 0.23 O01 R01 O14 corner /kɔʀnɛʀ/ (nm) corner NM-r 4.06 O01 R01 E56 R01 corps /kɔʀ/ (nm) body NM-s 0.22 O01 R01 P00 S00 costaud, e /kɔsto, d/ (adj) strong ADJ-d 0.13 O01 O13 D00 E00côté /kote/ (nm) side, wing NM-té 0.11 O12 E11 cou-de-pied /ku də pje/ (nm) instep NM-u 1.19 U02 E01 J10 E10 D00 coucher (se) /kuʃe/ (vpr) to lie down VB06 1.03 U02 S30 E12 coude /kud/ (nm) elbow NM-de 0.12 U02 E00 couler /kule/ (vi) to sink, go under VB06 0.13 U02 L01 E12 couleur /kulœʀ/ (nf) colour NF-eur 3.03 U02 L01 E73 R01couloir /kulwaʀ/ (nm) corridor NM-r 1.15 U02 L01 W10 R01 coup /ku/ (nm) blow NM-p 0.12 U02 P00 coupable /kupabl/ (adj) guilty ADI-e 0.13 U02 A01 L11 E00 coupe /kup/ (nf) cup NF-pe 0.12 U02 E00 couper /kupe/ (vt) to intersect, to cut across VB06 0.13 U02 E12 coupure /kupyʀ/ (nf) break NF-ure 3.05 U02 Y01 R03 courir /kuʀiʀ/ (vi) to run VB33 0.23 U02 R01 I01 R01cours /kuʀ/ (nm) course NM-s 0.22 U02 R01 S00 course /kuʀs/ (nf) race NF-se 0.22 U02 R01 S07 court, e /kuʀ, kuʀt/ (adj) short, small ADJ-t 0.22 U02 R01 T00 T05coûter /kute/ (vt) to cost VB06 0.13 U05 E12couvrir /kuvʀiʀ/ (vt) to cover VB27 0.23 U02 R01 I01 R01craindre /kʀɛ̃dʀ/ (vt) to be afraid of, to fear VB59 2.13 R01 E61 R03 crampe /kʀɑ̃p/ (nf) cramp NF-pe 2.11 R01 A20 E00 crampon /kʀɑ̃pɔ̃/ (nm) stud NM-n 2.14 R01 A20 O21 cran /kʀɑ̃/ (nm) notch NM-n 2.11 R01 A21 craquer /kʀake/ (vi) to crack, split VB06 1.02 R01 A01 K01 E12 créativité /kʀeativite/ (nf) creativity NF-ité 0.21 R01 E11 A01 I01 I01 E11 critique /kʀitik/ (nf) criticism, critic NF-ique 1.02 R01 I01 I01 K01 E00 croc /kʀo/ (nm) fang NM-c 4.15 R01 O10 C00 croche-patte /kʀɔʃpat/ (nm) lit. “hook-paw” NM-tte 1.03 R01 O01 S31 A01 E00 croche-pied /kʀɔʃpje/ (nm) lit. “hook-foot” NM-d 4.03 R01 O01 S31 J10 E10 D00 croire (à, en) /kʀwaʀ/ (vt) to believe (in) VB68 1.15 R01 W10 R03 croiser /kʀwaze/ (vt) to cross, to angle VB06 1.15 R01 W10 Z01 E12 croix /kʀwa/ (nf) cross NF-x 1.15 R01 W10 X00 cuillère /kɥijɛʀ/ (nf) spoon NF-ère 1.2 H11 I01 J03 E52 R03 cuisse /kɥis/ (nf) thigh NF-sse 1.11 H11 I01 S03 E00culottes /kylɔt/ (nfpl) shorts NF-ttes 3.05 Y01 L01 O01 E00 S00 curieux, -ieuse /kyʀjø, jøz/ (adj) curious ADJ-x 3.05 Y01 R01 J01 E83 X00 E84 Z05danger /dɑ̃ʒe/ (nm) danger NM-r 2.11 A21 Z20 E12 dans /dɑ̃/ (prep) in PREP 2.11 A21 S00davantage /davɑ̃taʒ/ (adv) more, longer ADV 2.11 A01 A21 A01 Z22de /də/ (prep) of PREP 0.24 E04 débloquer /deblɔke/ (vt) to unblock VB06 1.02 E11 L01 O01 K01 E12 déborder /debɔʀde/ (vt) to outflank (an opponent) VB06 0.23 E11 O01 R01 E12 déboulé /debule/ (nm) charge NM-é 0.13 E11 U02 L01 E11 debout /dəbu/ (adv) standing, up ADV 0.24 E04 U02 T00début /deby/ (nm) beginning NM-t 3.05 E11 Y01 T00 débuter /debyte/ (vi) to begin VB06 3.05 E11 Y01 E12décalage /dekalaʒ/ (nm) gap NM-age 1.04 E11 A01 L01 A01 Z22 décaler /dekale/ (vt) to put back or bring forward VB06 0.11 E11 A01 L01 E12 décembre /desɑ̃bʀ/ (nm) December NM-bre 2.12 E11 A25 R03déception /desɛpsjɔ̃/ (nf) disappointment NF-tion 2.16 E11 E30 S22 J01 O21 décevant, e /des(ə)vɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) disappointing ADJ-ant 3.02 E11 E02 A21 T00 T05déchirure /deʃiʀyʀ/ (nf) strain, rupture NF-ure 3.05 E11 S30 I01 R01 Y01 R03 décider /deside/ (vt) to decide VB06 0.11 E11 I01 E12 décisif, -ive /desizif, iv/ (adj) decisive ADJ-f 0.11 E11 I01 Z01 I01 décision /desizjɔ̃/ (nf) decision NF-sion 2.18 E11 I01 Z10 J01 O21 déclarer /deklaʀe/ (vt) to declare VB06 0.21 E11 L01 A01 R01 E12 décocher /dekɔʃe/ (vt) to fire, to shoot VB06 1.03 E11 O01 S30 E12 décoller /dekɔle/ (vi) to take off, to lift off VB06 0.13 E11 O01 L02 E12 déconvenue /dekɔ̃vəny/ (nf) disappointment NF-ue 3.05 E11 O21 E01 Y03 découdre (en) /dekudʀ/ (vt) to have a fight VB73 0.23 E11 U02 R03 découper /dekupe/ (vt) to cut out, carve up VB06 0.13 E11 U02 E12découvrir /dekuvʀiʀ/ (vt) to discover VB27 0.23 E11 U02 R01 I01 R01décrire /dekʀiʀ/ (vt) to describe, to follow VB80 0.21 E11 R01 I01 R03déçu, e /desy/ (adj) disappointed ADJ-u 3.05 E11 S01 Y01 dedans /dədɑ̃/ (adv) inside ADV 2.11 E04 A21 S00 défaire (se ~ de) /defɛʀ/ (vpr) to get rid of VB62 0.23 E11 E54 R03 défaite /defɛt/ (nf) defeat NF-te 0.13 E11 E37 T05 défection /defɛksjɔ̃/ (nf) non-appearance NF-tion 2.16 E11 E30 S22 J01 O21 défense /defɑ̃s/ (nf) defence NF-se 2.12 E11 A26 S07 défenseur, -euse /defɑ̃sœʀ, øz/ (nm,f) defender NMF-eur 3.03 E11 A26 E73 R01 E84 Z05défensif, -ive /defɑ̃sif, iv/ (adj) defensive ADJ-f 2.12 E11 A26 I01 défensivement /defɑ̃sivmɑ̃/ (adv) defensively ADV 2.12 E11 A26 I01 M02 A26 T00 défi /defi/ (nm) challenge NM-i 0.11 E11 I01 définitif, -ive /definitif, iv/ (adj) final ADJ-f 0.11 E11 I15 I01 I01 dégagement /deɡaʒmɑ̃/ (nm) clearance NM-ment 2.12 E11 A01 Z20 M02 A26 T00 dégager /deɡaʒe/ (vt) to clear VB08 1.04 E11 A01 Z20 E12 dégâts /deɡɑ/ (nmpl) damage NM-t 0.12 E11 A11 T00 S00dehors (en ~ de) /dəɔʀ/ (adv) outside, apart from ADV 0.24 E04 H00 O01 R01 S00déjà /deʒa/ (adv) already ADV 1.04 E11 Z21 A02 delà (au ~ de) /dəla/ (adv) beyond ADV 0.24 E04 L01 A02délirant, e /deliʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) frenzied, delirious ADJ-ant 2.11 E11 L01 I01 R01 A21 T00 T05demain /dəmɛ̃/ (adv) tomorrow ADV 2.13 E04 E61demander /dəmɑ̃de/ (vt) to ask (for) VB06 2.11 E04 A21 E12 démarqué, e /demaʀke/ (adj) unmarked ADJ-é 1.02 E11 A01 R01 K01 E11 démarquer (se) /demaʀke/ (vpr) to lose one's marker, to stand out from the crowd VB06 1.02 E11 A01 R01 K01 E12 démarrer /demaʀe/ (vi) to start / get moving VB06 0.21 E11 A01 R02 E12 démener (se) /dem(ə)ne/ (vpr) to exert oneself, to struggle VB09 3.02 E11 E02 E12 démentiel, démentielle /demɑ̃sjɛl/ (adj) crazy ADJ-el 4.25 E11 A26 S25 J01 E30 L10 L12 E00demi /d(ə)mi/ (nm) half-back NM-i 3.02 E05 I01 demi-finale /d(ə)mi-final/ (nf) semi-final NF-ale 3.02 E05 I01 I15 A01 L11 E00 demi-volée /d(ə)mi-vɔle/ (nf) half-volley NF-ée 3.02 E05 I01 O01 L01 E11 E00 demi, e /d(ə)mi/ (adj) half ADJ-i 3.02 E05 I01 I01 E00 démission /demisjɔ̃/ (nf) resignation NF-sion 2.14 E11 I01 S03 J01 O21 dénicheur, -euse /deniʃœʀ, øz/ (nm,f) discoverer NMF-eur 3.03 E11 I01 S30 E73 R01 départ /depaʀ/ (nm) start NM-t 0.21 E11 A01 R01 T00 dépassé, e /depɑse/ (adj) overtaken, overwhelmed ADJ-é 1.3 E11 A13 S03 E11 E00dépense /depɑ̃s/ (nf) expense NF-se 2.12 E11 A26 S07dépenser (se) /depɑ̃se/ (vpr) to exert oneself VB06 2.12 E11 A26 S11 E12dépité, e /depite/ (adj) vexed ADJ-é 0.11 E11 I01 E11 déplacement /deplasmɑ̃/ (nm) trip NM-ment 2.12 E11 A01 M02 A26 T00 déplacer (se) /deplase/ (vpr) to move, travel VB07 0.11 E11 A01 S10 E12 déposséder /depɔsede/ (vt) to dispossess VB10 0.13 E11 O01 S03 E11 E12 dépôt /depo/ (nm) deposit NM-t 0.11 E11 O12 T00 depuis /dəpɥi/ (prep) since PREP 1.11 E04 H11 I01 S00 dernier, -ière /dɛʀnje, jɛʀ/ (adj) last ADJ-er 1.19 E50 R01 J01 E12 E52 R03déroulement /deʀulmɑ̃/ (vt) course, development VB06 2.12 E11 R01 U02 L01 M02 A26 T00déroute /deʀut/ (nf) rout NF-e 0.23 E11 R01 U02 T05derrière /dɛʀjɛʀ/ (prep) behind PREP 1.19 E30 R02 J01 E52 R03des /de/ (det) some DET 0.11 E13 dès /dɛ/ (prep) from PREP 0.12 E31 S00dès que /dɛ kə/ (prep) as soon as PREP 1.02 E31 S00 K01 E08désapprobation /dezapʀɔbasjɔ̃/ (nf) dissent NF-tion 2.16 E11 Z01 A01 R01 O01 A01 S22 J01 O21 descente /desɑ̃t/ (nf) an attack down the field, descent NF-te 4.03 E10 S02 A26 T05 déséquilibrer /dezekilibʀe/ (vt) to throw (an opponent) off balance, to topple? VB06 1.02 E11 Z01 E11 K01 I01 L01 I01 R01 E12 désigné, e /deziɲe/ (adj) designated ADJ-é 1.12 E11 Z01 I01 J20 E11 désormais /dezɔʀmɛ/ (adv) from now on ADV 0.23 E11 Z01 O01 R01 E37 S00dessus /d(ə)sy/ (nm) top NM-s 3.05 E05 S03 Y01 S00 détacher (se) /detaʃe/ (vpr) to break away VB06 1.03 E11 A01 S30 E12 détendre (se ~) /detɑ̃dʀ/ (vpr) to relax VB53 2.12 E11 A26 R03déterminé, e /detɛʀmine/ (adj) determined ADJ-é 0.23 E11 E50 R01 I15 E11 détourner /detuʀne/ (vt) to deflect VB06 0.23 E11 U02 R01 E12 détrempé, e /detʀɑ̃pe/ (adj) waterlogged ADJ-é 2.12 E11 R01 A25 E11 deux /dø/ (num) two NUM 3.04 E83 X00deuxième /døzjɛm/ (num) second NUM 3.04 E83 Z03 J12 E31 E00devancer /d(ə)vɑ̃se/ (vt) to be / go ahead of VB07 3.02 E05 A21 S10 E12 devant /d(ə)vɑ̃/ (adv) in front, ahead ADV 3.02 E05 A21 T00devant /d(ə)vɑ̃/ (prep) in front of, ahead of PREP 3.02 E05 A21 T00 devants /d(ə)vɑ̃/ (nmpl) front NM-s 3.02 E05 A21 T00 S00 devenir /dəv(ə)niʀ/ (vi) to become VB23 3.02 E04 E02 I01 R01déviation /devjasjɔ̃/ (nf) deflection NF-tion 2.16 E11 J01 A01 S22 J01 O21 dévier /devje/ (vt) to deviate, to deflect VB15 1.19 E11 J01 E12 deviner /d(ə)vine/ (vt) to guess VB06 3.02 E05 I15 E12devoir /d(ə)vwaʀ/ (vt) to have to, to owe VB42 3.02 E05 W10 R01diable /djɑbl/ (nm) devil NM-ble 4.02 J01 A10 L11 E00 diagonale /djaɡɔnal/ (nf) diagonal (pass) NF-ale 1.19 J01 A01 O01 A01 L11 E00 difficile /difisil/ (adj) difficult ADI-e 0.11 I01 I01 I10 difficulté /difikylte/ (nf) difficulty NF-té 3.05 I01 I01 Y01 L01 E11 diffuser /difyze/ (vt) to broadcast VB06 3.05 I01 Y01 Z01 E12 dimanche /dimɑ̃ʃ/ (nm) Sunday NM-e 2.11 I01 A21 S31diminuer /diminɥe/ (vi) to diminish VB06 1.11 I01 I15 H12 E12 dingue /dɛ̃ɡ/ (adj) crazy ADI-e 2.13 E67 G01 E00dire /diʀ/ (vt) to say VB78 0.21 I01 R03direct, e /diʀɛkt/ (adj) direct, straight ADJ-t 0.23 I01 R01 E30 directement /diʀɛktəmɑ̃/ (adv) directly, straight ADV 2.12 I01 R01 E30 E01 M01 A26 T00discuter /diskyte/ (vt) to discuss VB06 3.05 I01 Y01 E12disponible /dispɔnibl/ (adj) available ADI-e 0.13 I01 O01 I01 L11 E00 dispositif /dispozitif/ (nm) plan, operation NM-f 3.08 I01 O18 Z01 I01 I01 distraire /distʀɛʀ/ (vt) to distract VB61 0.23 I01 R01 E54 R03 division /divizjɔ̃/ (nf) division NF-sion 2.18 I01 I01 Z10 J01 O21dix /dis, di, diz/ (num) ten NUM 1.25 I01 S08 X00 Z03dix-huitième /dizɥitjɛm/ (num) eighteenth NUM 1.25 I01 Z03 H00 H11 I01 J12 E31 E00dix-neuvième /diznœvjɛm/ (num) nineteenth NUM 3.03 I01 Z03 E70 J12 E31 E00dix-septième /dis(s)ɛtjɛm/ (num) seventeenth NUM 4.23 I01 S08 E30 P90 T12 J12 E31 E00dixième /dizjɛm/ (num) tenth NUM 1.25 I01 Z03 J12 E31 E00domicile /dɔmisil/ (nm) home NM-le 0.13 O01 I01 I10 dominer /dɔmine/ (vt) to dominate / outclass VB06 0.13 O01 I15 E12 donc /dɔ̃k/ (conj) so, then, therefore CONJ 2.14 O21donner /dɔne/ (vt) to give, to produce VB06 0.13 O01 E12 dont /dɔ̃/ (pron) including, whose, which PRON-rel 2.14 O21 T00dormir /dɔʀmiʀ/ (vi) to sleep VB32 0.23 O01 R01 I01 R01dos /do/ (nm) back NM-s 3.07 O15 S00 doser /doze/ (vt) to measure out VB06 3.08 O18 Z01 E12 doublé /duble/ (nm) double success NM-blé 0.13 U02 L01 E11 doubler /duble/ (vt) to double VB06 0.13 U02 L01 E12 doucement /dusmɑ̃/ (adv) gently, quietly, slowly ADV 2.12 U02 M02 A26 T00doute /dut/ (nm) doubt NM-te 0.12 U02 T05 douzième /duzjɛm/ (num) twelfth NUM 1.19 U02 Z04 J12 E31 E00drapeau (pl -eaux) /dʀapo/ (nm) a flag NM-eau 0.21 R01 A01 O14 dribble /dʀibl/ (nm) dribble NM-ble 0.21 R01 I01 L11 E00 dribbler /dʀible/ (vi,vt) to dribble (past) VB06 0.21 R01 I01 L01 E12 droit /dʀwa/ (nm) right (legal) NM-t 1.15 R01 W10 T00droit, e /dʀwa, dʀwat/ (adj) right ADJ-t 1.15 R01 W10 T00 T05droite /dʀwat/ (nf) right (side) NF-te 1.15 R01 W10 T05droitier, -ière /dʀwatje, jɛʀ/ (nm,f) right-footed player NMF-er 1.19 R01 W10 J01 E12 E52 R03drôle (de) /dʀol/ (adj) strange, funny ADI-e 0.21 R01 O12 L11 E00 du /dy/ (det) some DET 3.05 Y01duel /dɥɛl/ (nm) duel, battle NM-l 1.11 H15 E30 L10dur, e /dyʀ/ (adj) hard ADJ-r 3.05 Y01 R01 R03durant /dyʀɑ̃/ (prep) during, for PREP 3.05 Y01 R01 A21 T00durcir (se) /dyʀsiʀ/ (vpr) to harden, to become more serious VB19 3.05 Y01 R01 I01 R01durée /dyʀe/ (nf) duration NF-ée 3.05 Y01 R01 E11 E00 eau /o/ (nf) water NF-eau 0.11 O14 écart /ekaʀ/ (nm) gap, difference NM-t 0.21 E11 A01 R01 T00 échanger /eʃɑ̃ʒe/ (vt) to exchange VB08 2.11 E11 S30 A21 Z20 E12échappée /eʃape/ (nf) break, escape NF-ée 1.03 E11 S30 A01 E11 E00 échapper /eʃape/ (vt) to escape VB06 1.03 E11 S30 A01 E12 échauffement /eʃofmɑ̃/ (nm) warm-up NM-ment 2.12 E11 S30 O13 M02 A26 T00 échec /eʃɛk/ (nm) failure NM-c 1.03 E11 S30 E30échouer (dans) /eʃwe/ (vi) to fail, to end up (in) VB06 1.14 E11 S30 W01 E12 éclairage /eklɛʀaʒ/ (nm) light, lighting NM-age 1.04 E11 L01 E37 R01 A01 Z22 éclairer /ekleʀe/ (vt) to light (up), to throw light on VB06 1.31 E11 L01 E16 R01 E12éclat /ekla/ (nm) brilliance NM-t 0.11 E11 L01 A01 T00 éclatant, e /eklatɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) brilliant ADJ-ant 2.11 E11 L01 A01 A21 T00 T05école /ekɔl/ (nf) school NF-le 0.13 E11 O01 L11 E00 écoper /ekɔpe/ (vti) to take (a punishment) VB06 0.13 E11 O01 E12 écouter /ekute/ (vt, vi) to listen (to) VB06 0.13 E11 U02 E12 écrasant, e /ekʀɑzɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) overwhelming, crushing ADJ-ant 4.02 E11 R01 A10 Z01 A21 T00 T05écraser /ekʀaze/ (vt) to crush, to flatten VB06 0.21 E11 R01 A01 Z01 E12écrire /ekʀiʀ/ (vt) to write VB80 0.21 E11 R01 I01 R03écrouler (s') /ekʀule/ (vpr) to collapse VB06 0.23 E11 R01 U02 L01 E12 effacer /efase/ (vt) to erase VB07 3.09 E25 A01 S10 E12 effectif /efɛktif/ (nm) squad NM-f 3.09 E25 E30 I01 effectuer /efɛktɥe/ (vt) to carry out, to make (a move) VB06 3.09 E25 E30 H12 E12 effet /efɛ/ (nm) effect, spin NM-t 3.09 E25 E36effleuré /eflœʀe/ (adj) grazed ADJ-é 3.09 E25 L01 E73 R01 E11 effleurer /eflœʀe/ (vt) to touch lightly VB06 3.09 E25 L01 E73 R01 E12 également /eɡalmɑ̃/ (adv) also, equally ADV 2.12 E11 A01 L01 M02 A26 T00égalisation /eɡalizasjɔ̃/ (nf) equalisation NF-tion 2.16 E11 A01 L01 I01 Z01 A01 S22 J01 O21égaliser /eɡalize/ (vi) to equalize VB06 0.11 E11 A01 L01 I01 Z01 E12 égalité /eɡalite/ (nf) equality NF-é 0.11 E11 A01 L01 I01 E11élan /elɑ̃/ (nm) momentum, run-up NM-n 2.11 E11 L01 A21 élancer (s') /elɑ̃se/ (vpr) to rush forward, to take a run-up VB07 2.11 E11 L01 A21 S10 E12 élément /elemɑ̃/ (nm) element, part NM-ment 2.12 E11 L01 E11 M01 A26 T00 élimination /eliminasjɔ̃/ (nf) elimination NF-tion 2.16 E11 L01 I01 I15 A01 S22 J01 O21 éliminatoires /eliminatwaʀ/ (nfpl) qualifying rounds NF-ire 1.15 E11 L01 I01 I15 A01 W10 R03 S00 elle /ɛl/ (pron) she, her, it PRON-pers 0.12 E30 L12 E00elles /ɛl/ (pron) they (feminine plural) PRON-pers 0.12 E30 L12 E00 S00elles-mêmes /ɛlmɛm/ (pron) themselves PRON-pers 0.12 E30 L12 E00 S00 E32 M03éloigner (s') /elwaɲe/ (vpr) to move away (from) VB06 1.15 E11 L01 W10 J20 E12 élongation /elɔ̃ɡasjɔ̃/ (nf) a strained muscle NF-tion 2.16 E11 L01 O21 A01 S22 J01 O21 élu, e /ely/ (adj) elected ADJ-u 3.05 E11 L01 Y01 Y03 emballant, e /ɑ̃balɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) thrilling ADJ-ant 2.12 A25 A01 L02 A21 T00 T05embuscade /ɑ̃byskad/ (nf) ambush NF-ade 3.05 A25 Y01 A01 E00 émission /emisjɔ̃/ (nf) programme, broadcast NF-sion 2.14 E11 I01 S03 J01 O21 emmêler (s') /ɑ̃mele/ (vpr) to tangle VB06 4.03 A25 E17 L01 E12 emmener /ɑ̃mne/ (vt) to take (away), to lead VB09 4.11 A25 E90 E12 emparer (s') + de /ɑ̃paʀe/ (vpr) to grab / seize VB06 2.12 A25 A01 R01 E12 empêcher /ɑ̃peʃe/ (vt) to prevent VB06 4.03 A25 E17 S30 E12 emporter /ɑ̃pɔʀte/ (vt) to carry off, win (a prize) VB06 2.12 A25 O01 R01 E12 en /ɑ̃/ (prep) in, by PREP 2.12 A26en /ɑ̃/ (pron) some / any (of it) PRON-pers 2.12 A26encadrement /ɑ̃kɑdʀəmɑ̃/ (nm) staff NM-ment 4.02 A26 A10 R01 E06 M01 A26 T00 encaisser /ɑ̃kese/ (vt) to take (punishment) VB06 2.12 A26 E16 S03 E12 enchaînement /ɑ̃ʃɛnmɑ̃/ (nm) sequence NM-ment 4.06 A26 S30 E42 M02 A26 T00 enchaîner /ɑ̃ʃene/ (vt, vi) to link up, to continue VB06 4.04 A26 S30 E21 E12 encore /ɑ̃kɔʀ/ (adv) again, still ADV 2.12 A26 O01 R03 endiguer /ɑ̃diɡe/ (vt) to hold back VB06 2.12 A26 I01 G01 E12 endommagé, e /ɑ̃dɔmaʒe/ (adj) damaged ADJ-é 2.12 A26 O05 M04 A01 Z20 E11 E00endroit /ɑ̃dʀwa/ (nm) place NM-t 2.12 A26 R01 W10 T00 enfin /ɑ̃fɛ̃/ (adv) at last, finally ADV 2.13 A26 E67enfoncer /ɑ̃fɔ̃se/ (vt) to beat / hammer VB07 2.14 A26 O21 S10 E12 enfoncer (s') /ɑ̃fɔ̃se/ (vpr) to plunge into VB07 2.14 A26 O21 S10 E12 engagé, e /ɑ̃ɡaʒe/ (adj) committed ADJ-é 2.12 A26 A01 Z20 E11 engagement /ɑ̃ɡaʒmɑ̃/ (nm) kick-off, commitment NM-ment 2.12 A26 A01 Z20 M02 A26 T00 enjeu /ɑ̃ʒø/ (nm) stake NM-u 3.04 A26 Z21 E83 enlever /ɑ̃l(ə)ve/ (vt) to remove VB09 3.02 A26 L01 E02 E12 ennuyeux, -euse /ɑ̃nɥijø, øz/ (adj) boring ADJ-x 3.04 A26 H13 I05 J06 E83 X00 E84 Z05enrhumer /ɑ̃ʀyme/ (vt) to give a cold (to someone) VB06 3.05 A26 R01 H00 Y01 E12 ensemble /ɑ̃sɑ̃bl/ (adv) together ADV 2.12 A26 A25 L11 E00ensuite /ɑ̃sɥit/ (adv) then, next ADV 2.12 A26 H11 I01 T05entaché, e /ɑ̃taʃe/ (adj) marred ADJ-é 2.12 A26 A01 S30 E11 entame /ɑ̃tam/ (nf) start (lit. first slice) NF-me 2.12 A26 A01 M03 E00 entendre /ɑ̃tɑ̃dʀ/ (vt) to hear VB53 2.12 A26 A26 R03entier, -ière /ɑ̃tje, ɑ̃tjɛʀ/ (adj) whole ADJ-er 2.12 A26 J01 E12 E52 R03entorse /ɑ̃tɔʀs/ (nf) sprain NF-se 2.12 A26 O01 R01 S07 entouré, e /ɑ̃tuʀe/ (adj) surrounded ADJ-é 2.12 A26 U02 R01 E11 entraînement /ɑ̃tʀɛnmɑ̃/ (nm) training NM-ment 4.06 A26 R01 E42 M02 A26 T00 entraîneur /ɑ̃tʀɛnœʀ/ (nm) coach, trainer NM-eur 4.06 A26 R01 E42 E73 R01 entre /ɑ̃tʀ/ (prep) between PREP 2.12 A26 R03entre-deux /ɑ̃tʀ-dø/ (nm) dropped ball NM-x 3.04 A26 R03 E83 X00 entre-saison /ɑ̃tʀə-sɛzɔ̃/ (nf) close season, summer break NF-son 2.14 A26 R01 E06 E37 Z01 O21 entrée /ɑ̃tʀe/ (nf) entry, entrance NF-ée 2.12 A26 R01 E11 E00 entrer /ɑ̃tʀe/ (vt) to enter VB06 2.12 A26 R01 E12 entretien /ɑ̃tʀətjɛ̃/ (nm) 1. interview, 2. upkeep NM-n 2.2 A26 R01 E06 J15 E62 envergure /ɑ̃vɛʀɡyʀ/ (nf) calibre, scale NF-ure 3.05 A26 E50 R01 Y01 R03 envie /ɑ̃vi/ (nf) urge NF-ie 2.12 A26 I01 E00 environ /ɑ̃viʀɔ̃/ (adv) about ADV 2.14 A26 I01 R01 O21envoi /ɑ̃vwa/ (nm) sending NM-i 2.12 A26 W10 envoler (s') /ɑ̃vɔle/ (vpr) to soar, to take off VB06 2.12 A26 O01 L01 E12 envoyer /ɑ̃vwaje/ (vt) to send VB18 2.12 A26 W11 E12 éponge /epɔ̃ʒ/ (nf) sponge NF-ge 2.14 E11 O21 Z22 épouvantable /epuvɑ̃tabl/ (adj) appalling ADI-e 2.11 E11 U02 A21 A01 L11 E00 épreuve /epʀœv/ (nf) event, test NF-ve 3.03 E11 R01 E70 E00 épuisé, e /epɥize/ (adj) exhausted, sold out ADJ-é 1.11 E11 H11 I01 Z01 E11 E00équipe /ekip/ (nf) team NF-pe 1.02 E11 K01 I01 E00 escompté, e /ɛskɔ̃te/ (adj) anticipated ADJ-é 2.15 E30 O20 P91 E11 espace /ɛspas/ (nf) space NF-ce 0.13 E30 A01 S06espérer /ɛspeʀe/ (vt) to hope for VB10 0.23 E30 E11 R01 E12espoir /ɛspwaʀ/ (nm) hope, hopeful NM-r 1.15 E30 W10 R01 S00 Espoirs /ɛspwaʀ/ (nmpl) hopefuls NM-r 1.15 E30 W10 R01 S00 esquiver /ɛskive/ (vt) to dodge VB06 1.02 E30 K01 I01 E12 essai /esɛ/ (nm) trial, test NM-i 4.03 E24 S03 E37 essayer /eseje/ (vti) to try VB16 4.04 E24 S03 E20 J06 E12essouffler (se) /esufle/ (vpr) to get out of breath, to run out of steam VB06 4.03 E24 S03 U02 L01 E12 et /e/ (conj) and, both CONJ 4.03 E14 T00 étape /etap/ (nf) step, stage NF-e 0.11 E11 A01 E00état /eta/ (nm) state, condition NM-t 0.11 E11 A01 T00 été /ete/ (nm) summer NM-é 0.11 E11 E11étincelant, e /etɛ̃s(ə)lɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) sparkling ADJ-ant 3.02 E11 E67 E02 L01 A21 T00 T05étirement /etiʀmɑ̃/ (nm) stretching NM-ment 2.12 E11 I01 R01 M02 A26 T00 étoile /etwal/ (nf) star NF-le 1.15 E11 W10 L11 E00 être /ɛtʀ/ (v) to be VB02 0.22 E32 R03 étrenner /etʀene/ (vt) to use or wear for the first time VB06 4.03 E11 R01 E10 E12 étriller /etʀije/ (vt) to defeat, to crush VB06 1.2 E11 R01 I01 J03 E12 européen, -enne /øʀɔpeɛ̃, ɛn/ (adj) European ADJ-en 4.1 E82 R01 O01 E11 E63 E30 N11événement /evɛnmɑ̃/ (nm) event NM-ment 4.05 E11 E33 M02 A26 T00 évitable /evitabl/ (adj) avoidable ADI-e 0.11 E11 I01 A01 L11 E00 éviter /evite/ (vt) to avoid VB06 0.11 E11 I01 E12 excentré, e /ɛksɑ̃tʀe/ (adj) off-centre ADJ-é 2.12 E30 K10 A26 R01 E11 exclure /ɛksklyʀ/ (vt) to expel VB71 3.05 E30 K10 Y01 R03 exclusion /ɛksklyzjɔ̃/ (nf) a sending-off NF-sion 3.05 E30 K10 Y01 Z10 J01 O21 exécuter /ɛɡzekyte/ (vt) to perform, to execute VB06 3.05 E30 G10 Z08 E11 Y01 E12 exécution /ɛɡzekysjɔ̃/ (nf) carrying out NF-tion 3.05 E30 G10 Z08 E11 Y01 S22 J01 O21 expérimenté /ɛkspeʀimɑ̃te/ (adj) experienced ADJ-é 2.12 E30 K10 E11 R01 I01 A26 E11expulser /ɛkspylse/ (vt) to send off VB06 3.05 E30 K10 Y01 L01 S11 E12 extérieur, e /ɛksteʀjœʀ/ (adj) away, outside ADJ-r 3.03 E30 K10 E11 R01 J01 E73 R01 E00extrémité /ɛkstʀemite/ (nf) end NF-ité 0.23 E30 K10 R01 E11 I01 E11 face /fas/ (nf) face, side NF-ace 0.11 A01 S06 fâcher (se ~) /fɑʃe/ (vpr) to get angry VB06 1.03 A11 S30 E12facile /fasil/ (adj) easy ADI-e 0.11 A01 I10facilement /fasilmɑ̃/ (adv) easily ADV 2.12 A01 I01 L01 M02 A26 T00 façon /fasɔ̃/ (nf) way NF-on 2.14 A01 S01 O21faible /fɛbl/ (adj) weak ADI-e 0.12 E37 L11 E00faiblesse /fɛblɛs/ (nf) weakness NF-sse 0.12 E37 L01 E30 S03 E00 faiblir /febliʀ/ (vi) to weaken VB19 1.31 E16 L01 I01 R01 faire /fɛʀ/ (vt) to do, to make VB62 0.22 E54 R03 faire (se) /fɛʀ/ (vpr) to get, become VB62 0.22 E54 R03 falloir /falwaʀ/ (vimp) to be needed VB46 1.15 A01 L02 W10 R01 fatigue /fatiɡ/ (nf) fatigue NF-ue 1.05 A01 I01 G01 E00 fatigué, e /fatiɡe/ (adj) tired ADJ-é 1.05 A01 I01 G01 E11faucher /foʃe/ (vt) to mow / bring down VB06 1.03 O13 S30 E12 faufiler (se ~ dans) /fofile/ (vpr) to worm one's way into VB06 0.11 O13 I01 L01 E12 faute /fot/ (nf) foul NF-te 0.11 O13 T05 faveur /favœʀ/ (nf) favour NF-eur 3.03 A01 E73 R01 favori, -ite /favɔʀi, it/ (nm,f) favorite NMF-i 0.23 A01 O01 R01 I01 T05fédération /fedeʀasjɔ̃/ (nf) federation NF-tion 2.16 E11 E11 R01 A01 S22 J01 O21 feinte /fɛ̃t/ (nf) dummy, fake NF-te 2.13 E64 T05 fer /fɛʀ/ (nm) iron NM-r 4.06 E56 R01 fermer /fɛʀme/ (vti) to close VB06 0.23 E50 R01 E12fêter /fete/ (vt) to celebrate VB06 4.03 E17 E12 feuille /fœj/ (nf) sheet (of paper) NF-lle 3.03 E70 J09 février /fevʀije/ (nm) February NM-er 1.21 E11 R01 I08 J08 E12fiche /fiʃ/ (nf) form NF-che 1.03 I01 S31fier, -ière /fjɛʀ/ (adj) proud ADJ-er 4.06 J01 E56 R01 E52 R03figure /fiɡyʀ/ (nf) face NF-ure 3.05 I01 Y01 R03 filant, e /filɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) flying, dashing ADJ-ant 2.11 I01 L01 A21 T00 T05filer /file/ (vi) to fly, to dash VB06 0.11 I01 L01 E12 filet /filɛ/ (nm) net NM-t 0.13 I01 L01 E36 fin /fɛ̃/ (nf) end NF-n 2.13 E67finale /final/ (nf) final (match) NF-ale 0.11 I15 A01 L11 E00 finalement /finalmɑ̃/ (adv) finally ADV 2.12 I15 A01 L01 M02 A26 T00fini, e /fini/ (adj) finished, over ADJ-i 0.11 I15 I01 I01 E00 finir /finiʀ/ (vti) to finish VB19 0.21 I15 I01 R01finisseur, -euse /finisœʀ, -øz/ (nmf) finisher NMF-eur 3.03 I15 I01 S03 E73 R01 E84 Z05 finition /finisjɔ̃/ (nf) finishing NF-tion 2.16 I15 I01 S22 J01 O21 flanc /flɑ̃/ (nm) flank NM-c 2.11 A21 C00 flottement /flɔtmɑ̃/ (nm) hesitation NM-ment 2.12 O01 M02 A26 T00 fois /fwa/ (nf) time (occasion) NF-s 1.15 W10 S00 foncé, e /fɔ̃se/ (adj) dark (coloured) ADJ-é 2.14 O21 E11 E00fond /fɔ̃/ (nm) back, depth NM-d 2.14 O21 D00 foot /fut/ (nm) football NM-t 0.12 U01 forces /fɔʀs/ (nfpl) forces, troops NF-ce 0.22 O01 R01 S06 S00forfait /fɔʀfɛ/ (nm) withdrawal NM-t 0.22 O01 R01 E37 T00 formation /fɔʀmasjɔ̃/ (nf) training NF-tion 2.16 O01 R01 A01 S22 J01 O21 forme /fɔʀm/ (nf) form, fitness NF-me 0.22 O01 R01 M03 E00 formidable /fɔʀmidabl/ (adj) great, incredible ADI-e 0.23 O01 R01 I01 A01 L11 E00fort, e /fɔʀ, fɔʀt/ (adj) strong ADJ-t 0.22 O01 R01 T05 fossé /fose/ (nf) gap, ditch NF-é 4.15 O10 S03 E11 fou, fol, folle /fu, fɔl/ (adj) mad, crazy ADJ-ou 0.12 U02 O01 L10 L12 E00foule /ful/ (nf) crowd NF-le 0.12 U02 L11 E00 foulure /fulyʀ/ (nf) sprain NF-ure 3.05 U02 L01 Y01 R03 fracturé, e /fʀaktyʀe/ (adj) fractured ADJ-é 3.05 R01 A01 Y01 R01 E11 E00franc, franche /fʀɑ̃, fʀɑ̃ʃ/ (adj) free ADJ-c 2.11 R01 A21 C00 A21 S31français, e /fʀɑ̃sɛ, ɛz/ (adj) French ADJ-s 2.11 R01 A21 S01 E37 S00 Z05France /fʀɑ̃s/ (nf) France NF-e 2.11 R01 A21 S06franchir /fʀɑ̃ʃiʀ/ (vt) get over, cross VB19 2.11 R01 A21 S30 I01 R01 frappe /fʀap/ (nf) shot NF-ppe 0.21 R01 A01 E00 frapper /fʀape/ (vt) to strike VB06 0.21 R01 A01 E12 frayeur /fʀɛjœʀ/ (nf) fright, scare NF-eur 4.05 R01 E40 J06 E73 R01 freiner /fʀene/ (vt) to slow down VB06 4.03 R01 E18 E12 friser /fʀize/ (vt) to be within a hair's breadth of, to verge on VB06 0.21 R01 I01 Z01 E12 froid, e /fʀwa, -d/ (adj) cold ADJ-d 1.15 R01 W10 E00frôler /fʀole/ (vt) to brush against, to come close to VB06 0.21 R01 O12 L01 E12 fusée /fyze/ (nf) (space) rocket NF-ée 3.05 Y01 Z01 E11 E00gabarit /ɡabaʀi/ (nm) build (of a player) NM-t 0.21 A01 A01 R01 I01 T00 gâché, e /ɡɑʃe/ (adj) wasted ADJ-é 1.03 A11 S30 E11 E00gag /ɡaɡ/ (nm) joke NM-g 0.11 A01gagnant, e /ɡaɲɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) winning ADJ-ant 2.11 A01 J20 A21 T00 T05gagner /ɡaɲe/ (vt) to gain, win VB06 1.12 A01 J20 E12 gant /ɡɑ̃/ (nm) glove NM-t 2.11 A21 T00 garde /ɡaʀd/ (nm) guard NM-de 0.21 A01 R01 E00 garder /ɡaʀde/ (vt) to keep VB06 0.21 A01 R01 E12 gardien, -ienne /ɡaʀdjɛ̃, jɛn/ (nm,f) keeper NMF-ien 2.2 A01 R01 J15 E62 J13 E30 E00gars /ɡɑ/ (nm) lad, bloke NM-n 4.32 A10 R00 S00gaspiller /ɡaspije/ (vt) to waste VB06 1.2 A01 I01 J03 E12 gauche /ɡoʃ/ (adj) left ADI-e 1.03 O13 S31 gaucher, -ère /ɡoʃe, ɛʀ/ (adj) left-handed / footed ADJ-er 1.03 O13 S30 E12 gaucher,-ère /ɡoʃe, ɛʀ/ (nm,f) left-handed / footed NMF-er 1.03 O13 S30 E12 gazon /ɡɑzɔ̃/ (nm) grass NM-n 4.02 A10 Z04 O21 gêner /ʒene/ (vt) to hinder, to hamper VB06 4.03 Z20 E17 E12 général, e (mpl -aux) /ʒeneʀal, o/ (adj) general ADJ-al 1.04 Z20 E11 E11 R01 A01 L01 L11 E00génial, e /ʒenjal/ (adj) brilliant, fantastic ADJ-l 1.19 Z20 E11 J01 A01 L10 E00genou /ʒ(ə)nu/ (nm) knee NM-u 3.02 Z20 E02 U02 gens /ʒɑ̃/ (nmpl) people NMPL-s 2.12 Z20 A26 S00 gentil, -le /ʒɑ̃ti, -j/ (adj) nice, kind ADJ-ll 4.24 Z20 A26 I01 L00 J05gérer /ʒeʀe/ (vt) to manage, to handle VB10 1.04 Z20 E11 R01 E12 geste /ʒɛst/ (nm) gesture, action, (move) NM-te 1.04 Z20 E30 E00 glace /ɡlas/ (nf) ice, glass NF-ce 0.11 L01 A01 S06glissant, e /ɡlisɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) slippery ADJ-ant 2.11 L01 I01 S03 A21 T00 T05glissé, e /ɡlise/ (adj) sliding ADJ-é 0.11 L01 I01 S03 E11 glisser /ɡlise/ (vt) to slip, to slide VB06 0.11 L01 I01 S03 E12 gotha /ɡɔta/ (nm) a “who's who” NM-a 1.07 O01 T01 A01 grâce /ɡʀɑs/ (nf) grace NF-ce 0.22 R01 A11 S06 gradins /ɡʀadɛ̃/ (nmpl) terraces NM-n 2.13 R01 A01 E67 S00 grand-chose /ɡʀɑ̃ʃoz/ (nm) big deal NM-e 3.08 R01 A21 D00 S30 O18 Z05grand, e /ɡʀɑ̃, ɡʀɑ̃d/ (adj) big, main ADJ-d 2.11 R01 A21 D00 E00 gratuit, e /ɡʀatɥi, -t/ (adj) free ADJ-t 1.11 R01 A01 H11 I01 T00 T05grenat /ɡʀəna/ (adj) dark red ADI-t 0.24 R01 E06 A01 T00gris, e /ɡʀi, -z/ (adj) grey ADJ-s 0.21 R01 I01 S00 Z05gros, grosse /ɡʀo, ɡʀos/ (adj) big, large ADJ-ss 3.07 R01 O15 S00 S03 S00groupe /ɡʀup/ (nm) group, team NM-e 0.23 R01 U02 E00guère (ne ~) /ɡɛʀ/ (adv) hardly ADV 1.05 G01 E52 R03habileté /abilte/ (nf) skill NF-té 0.11 H00 A01 I01 L01 E11 habiter /abite/ (vti) to live (in) VB06 0.11 H00 A01 I01 E12 habitué, e /abitɥe/ (adj) used to ADJ-é 1.11 H00 A01 I01 H14 E11 E00habituel, habituelle /abitɥɛl/ (adj) usual ADJ-el 1.11 H00 A01 I01 H15 E30 L10 haché, e / 'aʃe/ (adj) jerky ADJ-é 1.24 H01 A01 S30 E11 hausser /'ose/ (vt) raise VB06 1.24 H01 O13 S03 E12 haut, e / 'o, 'ot/ (adj) high ADJ-t 1.24 H01 O13 T00 T05hauteur /'ɔtœʀ/ (nf) height, level NF-eur 4.14 H01 O03 E73 R01 hériter /eʀite/ (vt) to inherit VB06 0.21 H00 E11 R01 I01 E12 heure /œʀ/ (nf) time, hour NF-ure 3.03 H00 E71 R03 heureusement /œʀøzmɑ̃/ (adv) fortunately ADV 3.04 H00 E71 R01 E84 Z05 M01 A26 T00heurter (à) /'œʀte/ (vt) to hit, to bump into VB06 3.03 H01 E73 R01 E12 hexagonal, e (mpl -aux) /ɛɡzaɡɔnal/ (adj) national (French) ADJ-al 1.26 H00 E30 G10 Z08 A01 O01 A01 L10 hier /jɛʀ/ (adv) yesterday ADV 4.06 H00 J01 E56 R01histoire /istwaʀ/ (nf) story, fuss NF-ire 1.15 H00 I01 W10 R03 hiver /ivɛʀ/ (nm) winter NM-r 4.06 H00 I01 E56 R01hivernal, e (mpl -aux) /ivɛʀnal, o/ (adj) winter, wintry ADJ-al 0.23 H00 I01 E50 R01 A01 L01 homme /ɔm/ (nm) man NM-me 0.12 H00 O01 M04 E00 homologue /ɔmɔlɔɡ/ (nm) counterpart NM-ue 1.05 H00 O01 O01 L01 O01 G01 E00 homologuer /ɔmɔlɔɡe/ (vt) to approve, to ratify VB06 1.05 H00 O01 O01 L01 O01 G01 E12 honneur /ɔnœʀ/ (nm) honour NM-eur 3.03 H00 O01 E73 R01 horloge /ɔʀlɔʒ/ (nm) clock NM-ge 1.04 H00 O01 R01 L01 O01 Z22hors /'ɔʀ/ (prep) outside, out of PREP 1.24 H01 O01 R01 S00 hors-jeu /'ɔʀʒø/ (nm, inv) offside, out of play NMI-u 3.04 H01 O01 R01 S00 Z21 E83 huis-clos (à) /ɥi-klo/ (nm) in camera NM-s 3.07 H00 H11 I01 S00 L01 O15 S00 huit /'ɥi(t)/ (num) eight NUM 4.22 H01 H11 I01 T07huitième /'ɥitjɛm/ (num) eighth NUM 1.24 H01 H11 I01 J12 E31 E00 humeur /ymœʀ/ (nf) mood, temper NF-eur 3.05 H00 Y01 E73 R01 huppé, e / 'ype/ (adj) posh ADJ-é 3.05 H01 Y01 E11 ici /isi/ (adv) here, now ADV 0.11 I01 I01 il /il/ (pron) he, it PRON-pers 0.11 I01 L10 illégal, e (mpl -aux) /i(l)leɡal/ (adj) illegal ADJ-al 0.11 I01 L02 E11 A01 L10 illustrer (se) /i(l)lysʀe/ (vpr) to become famous VB06 3.05 I01 L02 Y01 R01 E12ils /il/ (pron) they (masc plural) PRON-pers 0.11 I01 L10 S00imbattable /ɛ̃batabl/ (adj) unbeatable ADI-e 2.13 E66 A01 A01 L11 E00 immédiat, e /imedja, jat/ (adj) immediate ADJ-t 1.19 I01 E11 J01 A01 T00 T05impliqué, e /ɛ̃plike/ (adj) involved ADJ-é 2.13 E66 I01 K01 E11 importuner /ɛ̃pɔʀtyne/ (vi) to distract VB06 3.05 E66 O01 R01 Y01 E12 imposer (s') /ɛ̃poze/ (vpr) to assert oneself VB06 3.08 E66 O18 Z01 E12 impressionnant, e /ɛ̃pʀesjɔnɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) impressive ADJ-ant 4.03 E66 R01 E24 S03 J01 O01 A21 T00 T05imprévisible /ɛ̃pʀevizibl/ (adj) unpredictable ADI-e 2.13 E66 R01 E11 I01 Z01 I01 L11 E00impulsion /ɛ̃pylsjɔ̃/ (nf) impulse, impetus NF-sion 3.05 E66 Y01 L01 J01 O21 inattendu, e /inatɑ̃dy/ (adj) unexpected ADJ-u 3.05 I15 A01 A26 Y01 Y03incertain, e /ɛ̃sɛʀtɛ̃, ɛn/ (adj) uncertain ADJ-n 2.13 E67 E50 R01 E61 E43incidence /ɛ̃sidɑ̃s/ (nf) effect NF-nce 2.13 E67 I01 A26 S06 incliner (s') /ɛ̃kline/ (vpr) to bow down, to lose VB06 2.13 E67 L01 I15 E12 incontournable /ɛ̃kɔ̃tuʀnabl/ (adj) essential, major, key ADI-e 2.14 E67 O21 U02 R01 A01 L11 E00 incorrection /ɛ̃kɔʀɛksjɔ̃/ (nf) improper behaviour NF-tion 2.16 E67 O01 R02 E30 S22 J01 O21 indemnité /ɛ̃dɛmnite/ (nf) compensation NF-ité 2.13 E67 E30 I01 E11 indiscutable /ɛ̃diskytabl/ (adj) unquestionable ADI-e 3.05 E67 I01 Y01 A01 L11 E00 individuel, individuelle /ɛ̃dividɥɛl/ (adj) individual, personal ADJ-el 2.13 E67 I01 I01 H15 E30 L10 infraction /ɛ̃fʀaksjɔ̃/ (nf) offence, breach NF-tion 2.16 E67 R01 A01 S22 J01 O21inquiéter /ɛ̃kjete/ (vt) to worry VB06 2.13 E67 K01 J01 E11 E12 inscrire /ɛ̃skʀiʀ/ (vt) to note down, to score VB80 2.13 E67 R01 I01 R03 insigne /ɛ̃siɲ/ (nm) badge, insignia NM-ne 2.13 E67 I01 J20 E00 instance /ɛ̃stɑ̃s/ (nf) authority NF-nce 2.13 E67 A21 S06 instant /ɛ̃stɑ̃/ (nm) moment, instant NM-t 2.13 E67 A21 T00insuffisant, e /ɛ̃syfizɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) inadequate ADJ-ant 3.05 E67 Y01 I01 Z01 A21 T00 T05intensifier /ɛ̃tɑ̃sifje/ (vt) to intensify VB15 2.13 E67 A26 I01 J01 E12 inter /ɛ̃tɛʀ/ (nm) inside forward NM-r 4.06 E67 E56 R01 intéressant, e /ɛ̃teʀesɑ̃, -t/ (adj) interesting ADJ-ant 4.03 E67 E11 R01 E24 S03 A21 T00 T05intérieur, e /ɛ̃teʀjœʀ/ (adj) inside ADJ-r 3.03 E67 E11 R01 J01 E73 R01 E00international, e, (mpl. ~aux) /ɛ̃tɛʀnasjɔnal, -o/ (adj) international ADJ-al 2.17 E67 E50 R01 A01 S23 J01 O01 A01 L01interrompre /ɛ̃teʀɔ̃pʀ/ (vt) to interrupt VB53 4.03 E67 E23 R02 O20 R03 inutile /inytil/ (adj) useless, unnecessary ADI-e 3.05 I15 Y01 I10 invaincu, e /ɛ̃vɛ̃ky/ (adj) undefeated ADJ-u 3.05 E67 E61 Y01 Y03inverser /ɛ̃vɛʀse/ (vt) to reverse VB06 2.13 E67 E50 R01 S11 E12 invraisemblable /ɛ̃vʀɛsɑ̃blabl/ (adj) incredible, unlikely ADI-e 2.13 E67 R01 E37 A25 L01 A01 L11 E00 issue /isy/ (nf) exit, outcome NF-ue 3.05 I01 S03 Y03 jaillir /ʒajiʀ/ (vi) to spring out VB19 4.01 Z21 A03 J03 I01 R01 jamais /ʒamɛ/ (adv) ever ADV 1.04 Z21 A01 E37 S0jambe /ʒɑ̃b/ (nf) leg NF-be 2.11 Z21 A20 E00 janvier /ʒɑ̃vje/ (nm) January NM-er 2.11 Z21 A21 J01 E12jaune /ʒon/ (adj) yellow ADI-e 1.04 Z21 O13 N10 je, j' /ʒə, ʒ/ (pron) I PRON-pers 1.04 Z21 E01 jeter /ʒ(ə)te/ (vt) to throw (in) VB11 3.02 Z21 E02 E12 jeter (se) /ʒ(ə)te/ (vpr) to throw oneself VB11 3.02 Z21 E02 E12 jeu /ʒø/ (nm) game, play NM-u 3.04 Z21 E83 jeudi /ʒødi/ (nm) Thursday NM-i 4.1 Z21 E82 I01jeune /ʒœn/ (adj) young ADI-e 3.03 Z21 E70 N10joindre /ʒwɛ̃dʀ/ (vt) to join VB58 2.19 Z21 W20 E67 R03jouable /ʒwabl/ (adj) feasible, playable ADI-e 1.14 Z21 W01 A01 L11 E00jouer (à) /ʒwe/ (vi, vt) to play (sport) VB06 1.14 Z21 W01 E12 joueur, joueuse /ʒwœʀ, ʒwøz/ (adj) adventurous ADJ-eur 3.03 Z21 W01 E73 R01 E84 Z05 joueur, joueuse /ʒwœʀ, ʒwøz/ (nm,f) player NMF-eur 3.03 Z21 W01 E73 R01 E84 Z05 jour /ʒuʀ/ (nm) day NM-r 1.04 Z21 U02 R01journal (pl. -aux) /ʒuʀnal, ʒuʀno/ (nm) newspaper (s), radio news NM-al 1.04 Z21 U02 R01 A01 L01 O13 X00journée /ʒuʀne/ (nf) day NF-ée 1.04 Z21 U02 R01 E11 E00juge /ʒyʒ/ (nm) judge NM-ge 3.05 Z21 Y01 Z22 juger /ʒyʒe/ (vt) to judge VB08 3.05 Z21 Y01 Z20 E12 juillet /ʒɥijɛ/ (nm) July NM-t 1.2 Z21 H11 I01 J11 E36 juin /ʒɥɛ̃/ (nm) June NM-n 2.13 Z21 H18 E67jusqu'à /ʒysk(ə)a/ (prep) as far as, until PREP 3.05 Z21 Y01 K01 A02 juste /ʒyst/ (adj) right, close, tight ADI-e 3.05 Z21 Y01 E00 kiné /kine/ (nmf) physio (person) NIV-é 0.11 I15 E11 la /la/ (det) the DET 0.11 L01 A01la /la/ (pron) her, it PRON-pers 0.11 L01 A01là /la/ (adv) there ADV 0.11 L01 A02 là-bas /labɑ/ (adv) there, over there ADV 1.3 L01 A02 A13 S00là-dedans /lad(ə)dɑ̃/ (adv) in here, in there ADV 3.02 L01 A02 E05 A21 S00là-dessus /lad(ə)sy/ (adv) on here, on there ADV 3.05 L01 A02 E05 S03 Y01 S00lâche /lɑʃ/ (adj) slack, cowardly ADI-e 1.03 L01 A11 S31 lâcher /lɑʃe/ (vt) to let go of, release VB06 1.03 L01 A11 S30 E12 lacune /lakyn/ (nf) gap, shortcoming NF-ne 3.05 L01 A01 Y01 N10 laisser /lese/ (vt) to leave VB06 1.31 L01 E16 S03 E12 langue /lɑ̃ɡ/ (nf) tongue, language NF-ue 2.11 L01 A21 G01 E00 laquelle /lakɛl (pron) which, who PRON-int 1.02 L01 A01 K01 E30 L02largement /laʀʒəmɑ̃/ (adv) widely, easily ADV 2.12 L01 A01 R01 Z20 E01 M01 A26 T00 largeur /laʀʒœʀ/ (nf) width NF-eur 3.03 L01 A01 R01 Z20 E73 R01 latéral, e (mpl: -aux) /lateʀal, o/ (adj) lateral ADJ-al 0.21 L01 A01 E11 R01 A01 L01 L11 E00 O13 X00laver (se ~) /lave/ (vpr) to wash VB06 0.11 L01 A01 E12laxiste /laksist/ (adj) lax ADI-e 0.11 L01 A01 K10 I01 E00 le /lə/ (det) the DET 0.24 L01 E01le /lə/ (pron) him, it PRON-pers 0.24 L01 E01légèrement /leʒɛʀmɑ̃/ (adv) lightly, slightly ADV 2.12 L01 E11 Z20 E52 R03 M01 A26 T00 lendemain /lɑ̃dmɛ̃/ (nm) the next day NM-n 4.11 L01 A26 E90 M01 E61lent, e /lɑ̃, lɑ̃t/ (adj) slow ADJ-t 2.12 L01 A26 T00 T05lentement /lɑ̃tmɑ̃/ (adv) slowly ADV 2.12 L01 A26 M02 A26 T00lequel /ləkɛl/ (pron) which, who PRON-int 1.02 L01 E01 K01 E30 L1les /le/ (det) the (plural) DET 0.11 L01 E13les /le/ (pron) them PRON-pers 0.11 L01 E13lesquels, lesquelles /lekɛl/ (pron) which, who PRON-int 4.03 L01 E19 K01 E30 L10 S00 L12 E00leur /lœʀ/ (det) their DET 3.03 L01 E73 R01leur /lœʀ/ (pron) them PRON-pers 3.03 L01 E73 R01lever /l(ə)ve/ (vt) to lift, raise VB09 3.02 L01 E02 E12 lever (se) /l(ə)ve/ (vpr) to get / stand up VB09 3.02 L01 E02 E12 libéro /libeʀo/ (nm) sweeper NM-o 3.07 L01 I01 E11 R01 O11 libre /libʀ/ (adj) free ADI-e 0.21 L01 I01 R03 lice /lis/ (nf) contention NF-ce 0.11 L01 I01 S06 lieu /ljø/ (nm) place NM-u 3.04 L01 J01 E83 ligne /liɲ/ (nf) line NF-ne 1.12 L01 I01 J20 E00 ligue /liɡ/ (nf) league NF-ue 1.05 L01 I01 G01 E00liste /list/ (nf) list NF-te 0.11 L01 I01 E00 livre /livʀ/ (nm) book NM-re 0.21 L01 I01 R03livrer (se) /livʀe/ (vpr) to carry out, do VB06 0.21 L01 I01 R01 E12 lob /lɔb/ (nm) chip, lob NM-b 0.12 L01 O01 lober /lɔbe/ (vi,vt) to lob (over), to chip VB06 0.13 L01 O01 E12 local, e (mpl -aux) /lɔkal, lɔko/ (adj) local ADJ-al 0.13 L01 O01 A01 L01 L11 E00 O13 X00loger (se) /lɔʒe/ (vpr) to lodge itself (in) VB08 1.04 L01 O01 Z20 E12 loi /lwa/ (nf) law NF-i 1.15 L01 W10 loin /lwɛ̃/ (adv) far (away) ADV 2.19 L01 W20 E67 lointain, e /lwɛ̃tɛ̃, -ɛn/ (adj) distant ADJ-n 2.19 L01 W20 E67 E61 E43loisir /lwaziʀ/ (nm) leisure NM-r 1.15 L01 W10 Z01 I01 R01long, longue /lɔ̃, lɔ̃ɡ/ (adj) long ADJ-g 2.14 L01 O21 G00 G01 E00longtemps /lɔ̃tɑ̃/ (adv) a long time ADV 2.14 L01 O23 G91 A25 P00 S00 longueur /lɔ̃ɡœʀ/ (nf) length NF-eur 3.03 L01 O21 G01 E73 R01 lors de /lɔʀdə/ (adv) at the time of, during ADV 0.22 L01 O01 R01 S00 lorsque /lɔʀsk(ə)/ (conj) when CONJ 3.02 L01 O01 R01 K01 E09 louange /lwɑ̃ʒ/ (nf) praise NF-ge 2.11 L01 W01 A21 Z22 louer /lwe/ (vt) to hire, to rent VB06 1.14 L01 W01 E12 louper /lupe/ (vt) to miss, to bungle VB06 0.13 L01 U02 E12 lourd, e /luʀ, luʀd/ (adj) heavy, serious ADJ-d 0.22 L01 U02 R01 D00 E00loyal, e (mpl -aux) /lwajal, o/ (adj) loyal, fair ADJ-al 1.16 L01 W11 A01 L01 L11 E00 O13 X00lucarne /lykaʀn/ (nf) top corner (lit. skylight) NF-ne 3.05 L01 Y01 A01 R01 N10 lui /lɥi/ (pron) he, him, she, her PRON-pers 1.11 L01 H11 I01 lui-même /lɥimɛm/ (pron) himself PRON-pers 1.11 L01 H11 I01 E32 M03 E00 lundi /lœ̃di/ (nm) Monday NM-i 3.06 L01 E81 I01lunettes /lynɛt/ (nfpl) glasses NF-ttes 3.05 L01 Y01 E44 S00lutte /lyt/ (nf) fight, struggle NF-tte 3.05 L01 Y01 E00 ma /ma/ (det) my (f) DET 0.11 A01 madame /madam/ (nf) madam, Ms, Mrs. NF-e 0.11 A01 A01 M03 E00mademoiselle /madmwazɛl/ (nf) miss, Ms, Miss NF-e 4.11 A01 E90 W10 Z01 E30 L12 E00magistral, e (mpl -aux) /maʒistʀal/ (adj) brilliant, magnificent ADJ-al 1.04 A01 Z20 I01 R01 A01 L10 L11 E00mai /mɛ/ (nm) May NM-i 0.12 E37maillot /majo/ (nm) shirt, jersey NM-t 3.07 A03 J03 O15 T00 main /mɛ̃/ (nf) hand, handball NF-n 2.12 E61 mainmise /mɛ̃miz/ (nf) grip, stranglehold NF-ise 2.13 E61 I01 Z05 maintenant /mɛ̃t(ə)nɑ̃/ (adv) now ADV 3.02 E61 E02 A21 T00 S00maintien /mɛ̃tjɛ̃/ (nm) staying up (lit. mainetnance) NM-n 2.2 E61 J15 E62 mais /mɛ/ (conj) but CONJ 0.12 E37 S00 maîtrise /metʀiz/ (nf) mastery, control NF-ise 4.04 E22 R01 I01 Z05 maîtriser /metʀize/ (vt) to control VB06 4.04 E22 R01 I01 Z01 E12 mal /mal/ (adj) bad, wrong ADI-l 0.11 A01 L10mal /mal/ (adv) badly, wrongly ADV 0.11 A01 L10mal (pl maux) /mal/ (nm) pain, trouble NM-l 0.11 A01 L10 malgré /malɡʀe/ (prep) despite PREP 0.21 A01 L01 R01 E11 malheureusement /malœʀøzmɑ̃/ (adv) unfortunately ADV 3.04 A01 L01 H00 E71 R01 E84 Z05 M01 A26 T00 manches /mɑ̃ʃ/ (nfpl) sleeves NF-che 2.11 A21 S31 S00manger /mɑ̃ʒe/ (vt) to eat VB06 2.11 A21 Z20 E12manier /manje/ (vt) to handle VB15 1.19 A01 J01 E12 manque /mɑ̃k/ (nm) lack NM-ue 2.11 A21 K01 E00 manquer /mɑ̃ke/ (vt) to miss, to lack VB06 2.11 A21 K01 E12 marcher /maʀʃe/ (vi) to walk, to work VB06 1.03 A01 R01 S30 E12mardi /maʀdi/ (nm) Tuesday NM-i 0.23 A01 R01 I01mare /maʀ/ (nf) pond, pool NF-re 0.21 A01 R03 marine /maʀin/ (adj) navy (blue) ADI-e 0.23 A01 R01 I15 E00marquage /maʀkaʒ/ (nm) marking NM-age 1.04 A01 R01 K01 A01 Z22 marque /maʀk/ (nf) mark, score, bearings NF-ue 1.02 A01 R01 K01 E00 marquer /maʀke/ (vi, vt) to score (a goal), to mark (a player) VB06 1.02 A01 R01 K01 E12 marron /maʀɔ̃/ (adj) brown ADI-n 2.14 A01 R02 O21mars #N/A (nm) March NM-s 4.17 A01 R01 S05 match /matʃ/ (nm) match NM-ch 1.03 A01 T10 S30 matin /matɛ̃/ (nm) morning NM-n 2.13 A01 E67matinée /matine/ (nf) morning NF-ée 0.11 A01 I15 E11 E00 mauvais, e /mɔvɛ, ɛz/ (adj) bad, wrong ADJ-s 4.14 O03 E37 S00 Z05me, m' /mə, m/ (pron) me, to me, myself PRON-pers 0.24 E01 méchant, e /meʃɑ̃, -t/ (adj) nasty ADJ-ant 2.11 E11 S30 A21 T00 T05mécontent, e /mekɔ̃tɑ̃, -t/ (adj) dissatisfied ADJ-ent 2.14 E11 O21 A26 T00 T05médiane /medjan/ (nf) median NF-ne 1.19 E11 J01 A01 N10 médiatique /medjatik/ (adj) media ADI-e 1.19 E11 J01 A01 I01 K01 E00 méfier (se) /mefje/ (vpr) to be wary, careful VB15 1.19 E11 J01 E12 méforme /mefɔʀm/ (nf) lack of fitness NF-me 0.23 E11 O01 R01 M03 E00 meilleur (le ~, la ~e) /mɛjœʀ/ (nm, nf) the best one NMF-eur 3.03 E35 J03 E73 R01 E00meilleur, e /mɛjœʀ/ (adj) better, best ADJ-r 3.03 E35 J03 E73 R01 E00mélanger /melɑ̃ʒe/ (vt) to mix VB08 2.11 E11 L01 A21 Z20 E12même /mɛm/ (adj) same ADI-e 0.12 E32 M03 E00 même /mɛm/ (adv) even ADV 0.12 E32 M03 E00même (le / la ~) /mɛm/ (pron) the same one PRON-ind 0.12 E32 M03 E00menaçant, e /mənasɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) threatening ADJ-ant 2.11 E01 A01 S01 A21 T00 T05ménagé, e /menaʒe/ (adj) saved, spared ADJ-é 1.04 E11 A01 Z20 E11 E00mener /m(ə)ne/ (vt) to lead VB09 3.02 E02 E12 meneur, -euse /mənœʀ, øz/ (nm,f) leader NMF-eur 3.03 E01 E73 R01 E84 Z05menteur, -euse /mɑ̃tœʀ, -øz/ (nm, nf) liar NMF-eur 3.03 A26 E73 R01 E84 Z05mercato /mɛʀ'katɔ/ (nm) market NM-o 0.23 E50 R01 A01 O01 merci /mɛʀsi/ (nm) thank you NM-i 0.23 E50 R01 I01mercredi /mɛʀkʀədi/ (nm) Wednesday NM-i 0.24 E50 R01 R01 E06 I01mériter /meʀite/ (vt) to deserve VB06 0.21 E11 R01 I01 E12 mes /me/ (det) my (pl) DET 0.11 E13mesdames /medam/ (nfpl) plural of madam, Ms, Mrs. NFPL-s 2.21 E13 S90 A01 M03 E00mesdemoiselles /medmwazɛl/ (nfpl) plural of miss, Ms, Miss NFPL-s 4.11 E13 S90 E90 W10 Z01 E30 L12 E00 S00mésentente /mezɑ̃tɑ̃t/ (nf) misunderstanding, disagreement NF-te 2.12 E11 Z01 A26 A26 T05 messieurs /mesjø/ (nmpl) plural of man, sir, Mr. NMPL-s 4.32 E24 S03 J01 E83 R00 S00mesure /m(ə)zyʀ/ (nf) measure NF-ure 3.05 E02 Z01 Y01 R03 mètre /mɛtʀ/ (nm) metre NM-tre 0.22 E31 R03 mettre /mɛtʀ/ (vt) to put / take VB56 0.22 E30 R03 mettre (se) /mɛtʀ/ (vpr) to go, to put oneself somewhere VB56 0.22 E30 R03 meubles /mœbl/ (nmpl) furniture NM-ble 3.03 E70 L11 E00 mi-temps /mitɑ̃/ (nf) half-time NF-s 2.12 I01 A25 P00 S00 midi /midi/ (nm) mid-day, noon NM-i 0.11 I01 I01 mien (le ~, la ~ne, les ~(ne)s) /mjɛ̃, mjɛn/ (pron) mine PRON-poss 2.2 J15 E62 E30 E00 S00mieux (que) /mjø kə/ (adj) better (than) ADI-x 3.04 J01 E83 X00 milieu /miljø/ (nm) middle, midfielder NM-u 3.04 I01 L01 J01 E83 mille /mil/ (num) thousand NUM 0.11 I01 L12 E00 milliard /miljaʀ/ (nm) billion (109) NM-d 1.19 I01 L02 J01 A01 R01 D00millimétré, e /milimetʀe/ (adj) right on target ADJ-é 0.21 I01 L02 I01 E11 R01 E11 E00million /miljɔ̃/ (nm) million NM-n 2.14 I01 L02 J01 O21mince /mɛ̃s/ (adj) slim ADI-e 2.13 E67 S06 mine (faire ~ de) /min/ (nf) to pretend to NF-ne 0.11 I15 E00 miner /mine/ (vt) to undermine, to drain VB06 0.11 I15 E12 minute /minyt/ (nf) minute NF-te 3.05 I15 Y01 T05 miraculeux, -euse /miʀakylø, øz/ (adj) miraculous ADJ-x 3.05 I01 R01 A01 Y01 L01 E83 X00 E84 Z05mise /miz/ (nf) stake NF-ise 0.11 I01 Z05 mixte /mikst/ (adj) combined ADI-e 0.11 I01 K10 T05 moche /mɔʃ/ (adj) ugly, lousy ADI-e 1.03 O01 S31 moi /mwa/ (pron) me, to me PRON-pers 1.15 W10moindre /mwɛ̃dʀ/ (adj) less, lower ADI-e 2.19 W20 E67 R03 moins (en ~) /mwɛ̃/ (adv) less, least ADV 2.19 W20 E67 S00 mois /mwa/ (nm) month NM-s 1.15 W10 S00 moitié /mwatje/ (nf) half NF-tié 1.19 W10 J01 E11 mollet /mɔlɛ/ (nm) calf NM-t 0.12 O01 L02 E36 T00 moment /mɔmɑ̃/ (nm) moment NM-t 2.12 O01 M01 A26 T00mon /mɔ̃/ (det) my (m) DET 2.14 O21 mon, ma, mes /mɔ̃, ma, mes/ (adj) my ADJ-poss 2.14 O21 A01 E13monde, (du ~) /mɔ̃d/ (nm) world, people NM-de 2.14 O21 E00 monsieur /məsjø/ (nm) man, sir, Mr. NM-eur 4.33 E03 J01 E83 R00montant /mɔ̃tɑ̃/ (nm) 1. post, 2. sum total NM-t 2.14 O21 A21 T00 montée /mɔ̃te/ (nf) rise, ascent, promotion NF-ée 2.14 O21 E11 E00 monter /mɔ̃te/ (vi, vt) to go up, to rise VB06 2.14 O21 E12 montre /mɔ̃tʀ/ (nf) watch NF-tre 2.14 O21 R03 montrer /mɔ̃tʀe/ (vt) to show VB06 2.14 O21 R01 E12 montrer (se) /mɔ̃tʀe/ (vpr) to appear VB06 2.14 O21 R01 E12 morceau (pl -eaux) /mɔʀso/ (nm) piece NM-eau 0.23 O01 R01 O14mot /mo/ (nm) word NM-t 3.07 O15 T00mou, mol, molle /mu, mɔl/ (adj) soft, limp ADJ-ou 0.12 U02 O01 L12 E00 mouillé, e /muje/ (adj) wet ADJ-é 4.2 U04 J03 E11 E00moulé, e /mule/ (adj) moulded ADJ-é 0.13 U02 L01 E11 E00 mouvement /muvmɑ̃/ (nm) move NM-ment 2.12 U02 M02 A26 T00 mouvementé, e /muvmɑ̃te/ (adj) eventful, hectic ADJ-é 2.12 U02 M02 A26 E11 E00moyen, moyenne /mwajɛ̃, jɛn/ (adj) average, mediocre ADJ-en 4.07 W11 E63 E30 N11mur /myʀ/ (nm) wall NM-r 3.05 Y01 R01 muraille /myʀɑj/ (nf) great wall, fortification NF-lle 4.02 Y01 R01 A10 J09 muscler /myskle/ (vt) to strengthen VB06 3.05 Y01 L01 E12 musculaire /myskylɛʀ/ (adj) muscular ADI-e 3.05 Y01 Y01 L01 E54 R03 mystère /mistɛʀ/ (nm) mystery NM-e 0.22 I05 E52 R03naturellement /natyʀɛlmɑ̃/ (adv) naturally ADV 3.05 A01 Y01 R01 E30 L02 M02 A26 T00 naufrage /nofʀaʒ/ (nm) (ship)wreck, collapse NM-age 1.04 O13 R01 A01 Z22 né, e /ne/ (adj) born ADJ-é 0.11 E11 E00ne... jamais /nə ʒamɛ/ (adv) never ADV 1.04 E01 Z21 A01 E37 S00ne... pas /nə pɑ/ (adv) not ADV 2.4 E01 A13 S00ne... personne /nə pɛʀsɔn/ (adv) nobody ADV 0.24 E01 E50 R01 O01 N1ne... plus /nə ply, -s, -z/ (adv) no longer ADV 3.05 E01 Y01 Z01ne... que /nə k, -ə/ (adv) only ADV 1.02 E01 K01 E08ne... rien /nə ʀjɛ̃/ (adv) nothing ADV 2.2 E01 R01 J15 E62néanmoins /neɑ̃mwɛ̃/ (adv) nevertheless ADV 2.19 E11 A21 W20 E67 S00nettoyer /nɛtwaje/ (vt) to clean VB17 1.16 E30 W11 E12neuf /nœf, nœv/ (num) nine NUM 4.26 E70 V02neuf, neuve /nœf, nœv/ (adj) new ADJ-f 3.03 E70 E00neuvième /nœvjɛm/ (num) ninth NUM 3.03 E70 J12 E31 E00nez /ne/ (nm) nose NM-z 0.11 E15 ni /ni/ (conj) neither, nor CONJ 0.11 I01niveau (pl -eaux) /nivo/ (nm) level, standard NM-eau 0.11 I01 O14 noir, e /nwaʀ/ (adj) black ADJ-r 1.15 W10 R01 nom /nɔ̃/ (nm) name NM-m 2.14 O20nombre /nɔ̃bʀ/ (nm) number NM-bre 2.14 O20 R03 nombreux -euse /nɔ̃bʀø, øz/ (adj) many, numerous ADJ-x 3.04 O20 R01 E83 X00 E84 Z05non /nɔ̃/ (adv) no, not ADV 2.14 O21nos /no/ (det) our (plural) DET 3.07 O15 S00note /nɔt/ (nf) note, mark NF-te 0.12 O01 T05 noter /nɔte/ (vt) to notice VB06 0.13 O01 E12 notre /nɔtʀ/ (det) our DET 0.23 O01 R01nous /nu/ (pron) we, us PRON-pers 0.12 U02 S00nouveau, nouvel, nouvelle /nuvo, nuvɛl, nuvɛl/ (adj) new ADJ-eau 0.13 U02 O14 E30 L12 E00 novembre /nɔvɑ̃bʀ/ (nm) November NM-bre 2.12 O01 A25 R03nuit /nɥi/ (nf) night NF-t 1.11 H11 I01 T00 nul, nulle /nyl/ (adj) nil, null ADJ-ll 3.05 Y01 L10 L12 E00numéro /nymeʀo/ (nm) number (numeric identifier) NM-o 3.07 Y01 E11 R01 O11obliger /ɔbliʒe/ (vt) to require, to oblige VB08 1.04 O01 L01 I01 Z20 E12 obtenir /ɔptəniʀ/ (vt) to obtain VB23 4.27 O01 P01 E01 I01 R01 occasion /ɔkazjɔ̃/ (nf) opportunity, chance NF-sion 2.18 O01 A01 Z10 J01 O21 octobre /ɔktɔbʀ/ (nm) October NM-bre 0.23 O01 O01 R03oeuf /œf/ (nm) egg NM-f 4.08 E72offensif, -ive /ɔfɑ̃sif, iv/ (adj) attacking ADJ-f 2.12 O01 A26 I01 E00on /ɔ̃/ (pron) one, we, they, you PRON-pers 2.14 O21onze /'ɔ̃z/ (num) eleven NUM 2.14 O21 Z07 onzième /ɔ̃zjɛm/ (num) eleventh NUM 2.14 O21 Z04 J12 E31 E00opportuniste /ɔpɔʀtynist/ (adj) opportunist ADI-e 3.05 O01 O01 R01 Y01 I01 E00 or /ɔʀ/ (conj) now, well, and yet CONJ 0.22 O01 R01or /ɔʀ/ (nm) gold NM-r 0.22 O01 R01 orange /ɔʀɑ̃ʒ/ (adj) orange ADI-e 2.11 O01 R01 A21 Z22 ordre /ɔʀdʀ/ (nm) order NM-dre 0.22 O01 R01 R03 orteil /ɔʀtɛj/ (nm) toe NM-l 1.2 O01 R01 E41 J04 os (pl. os) /ɔs, o/ (nm) bone NM-s 4.17 O01 S05 O15 S00 osé, e /oze/ (adj) daring ADJ-é 3.08 O18 Z01 E11 E00ou /u/ (conj) or CONJ 0.12 U02où /u/ (adv) where ADV-rel 0.12 U03où /u/ (adv) where ADV-int 0.12 U03où /u/ (pron) where, when PRON-rel 0.12 U03ouais /'wɛ/ (excl) yeah, oh yeah? EXCL 1.14 W01 E37 S00 oublier /ublije/ (vt) to forget VB15 1.21 U02 L01 I08 J08 E12ouf / 'uf/ (excl) phew EXCL 0.12 U02 oui /wi/ (adv) yes ADV 1.14 W01 I01ouvert, e /uvɛʀ, -ɛʀt/ (adj) open ADJ-t 0.22 U02 E50 R01 T00 T05 ouverture /uvɛʀtyʀ/ (nf) opening NF-ure 3.05 U02 E50 R01 Y01 R03 ouvrir /uvʀiʀ/ (vt) to open VB27 0.23 U02 R01 I01 R01oxygène /ɔksiʒɛn/ (nm) oxygen NM-ne 1.04 O01 K10 I05 Z20 E31 N10 pain /pɛ̃/ (nm) bread NM-n 2.13 E61pallier /palje/ (vt) to compensate for VB15 1.19 A01 L02 J01 E12 palmarès /palmaʀɛs/ (nm) honours, list of winners NM-s 4.17 A01 L01 A01 R01 E31 S05 panneau (pl -eaux) /pano/ (nm) panel NM-eau 0.11 A01 O14 X00 papier /papje/ (nm) paper NM-r 1.19 A01 J01 E12par /paʀ/ (prep) by PREP 0.21 A01 R01 parade /paʀad/ (nf) parry NF-ade 0.21 A01 R01 A01 E00 paraître /paʀɛtʀ/ (vi) to appear, to seem VB64 0.23 A01 R01 E39 R03 parce que /paʀsk(ə) (conj) because CONJ 3.02 A01 R01 S06 K01 E09 parcours /paʀkuʀ/ (nm) journey, route NM-s 0.23 A01 R01 U02 R01 S00 pareil, -le /paʀɛj/ (adj) similar ADJ-eil 1.2 A01 R01 E41 J04 J09paresseux, -euse /paʀesø, -z/ (adj) lazy ADJ-x 4.03 A01 R01 E24 S03 E83 X00 E84 Z05parfaitement /paʀfɛtmɑ̃/ (adv) perfectly ADV 2.12 A01 R01 E37 M02 A26 T00 parfois /paʀfwa/ (adv) sometimes ADV 1.15 A01 R01 W10 S00pari /paʀi/ (nm) bet, gamble NM-i 0.21 A01 R01 I01 parler /paʀle/ (vi) to speak VB06 0.21 A01 R01 L01 E12 parmi /paʀmi/ (prep) among PREP 0.21 A01 R01 I01parole /paʀɔl/ (nf) word, speech NF-le 0.23 A01 R01 O01 L11 E00 part /paʀ/ (nf) part, share NF-t 0.21 A01 R01 T00 part (à ~) /paʀ/ (nf) apart from NF-t 0.21 A01 R01 T00 partager /paʀtaʒe/ (vt) to share VB08 1.04 A01 R01 A01 Z20 E12 partenaire /paʀtənɛʀ/ (nmf) partner NIV-ire 0.24 A01 R01 E01 E54 R03 parti, e /paʀti/ (adj) gone, started ADJ-i 0.21 A01 R01 I01 I01 E00partie /paʀti/ (nf) part, game NF-ie 0.21 A01 R01 I01 E00partir /paʀtiʀ/ (vi) to go, to leave VB25 0.21 A01 R01 I01 R01partir (à ~ de) /paʀtiʀ/ (prep) from PREP 0.21 A01 R01 I01 R01 partout /paʀtu/ (adv) everywhere, all ADV 0.23 A01 R01 U02 T00 parvenir (à) /paʀvəniʀ/ (vti) to reach, to manage (with faire) VB23 0.24 A01 R01 E01 I01 R01 pas /pɑ/ (adv) not ADV 1.3 A13 S00passe /pɑs/ (nf) a pass NF-sse 1.3 A13 S03 E00 passement /pɑsmɑ̃/ (nm) passing NM-ment 2.12 A13 S03 M02 A26 T00 passer /pɑse/ (vt) to pass, to go (+ many other meanings) VB06 1.3 A13 S03 E12 passeur, -euse /pɑsœʀ, øz/ (nm,f) passer NMF-eur 3.04 A13 S03 E73 R01 E84 Z05passible /pasibl/ (adj) punishable ADI-e 0.11 A01 S03 I01 L11 E00 pause /poz/ (nf) break, pause NF-e 0.11 O13 Z05pauvre /povʀ/ (adj) poor ADI-e 0.21 O13 R03 pavé /pave/ (nm) cobblestone NM-é 0.11 A01 E11 payant, e /pɛjɑ̃, -t/ (adj) paying, to be paid for ADJ-ant 4.05 E40 J06 A21 T00 T05 paysage /peizaʒ/ (nm) landscape, scene NM-age 4.04 E20 I11 Z01 A01 Z22 péage /peaʒ/ (nm) toll NM-age 1.04 E11 A01 Z22 peaufiner /pofine/ (vt) to put the finishing touches to (work) VB06 0.11 O14 I15 E12pécher /peʃe/ (vi) to sin, to err VB10 1.03 E11 S30 E12 peine /pɛn/ (nf) trouble NF-ne 0.12 E35 N10peiner /pene/ (vi) to struggle VB06 4.03 E18 E12 pelouse /p(ə)luz/ (nf) football field, turf NF-se 3.02 E02 L01 U02 Z05 penalty /penalti/ (nm) penalty (kick) NM-y 4.03 E10 A01 L01 I05 pencher /pɑ̃ʃe/ (vt, vi) to lean, to favour VB06 2.12 A26 S30 E12 pendant /pɑ̃dɑ̃/ (prep) during PREP 2.12 A26 A21T00penser /pɑ̃se/ (vti) to think VB06 2.12 A26 S11 E12pente /pɑ̃t/ (nf) slope NF-te 2.12 A26 T05 pépinière /pepinjɛʀ/ (nf) tree nursery NF-ière 1.19 E11 I15 J01 E52 R03 percée /pɛʀse/ (nf) breakthrough NF-ée 0.23 E50 R01 E11 E00 percer /pɛʀse/ (vt) to pierce, to break through VB07 0.23 E50 R01 S10 E12 perclus, e /pɛʀkly, yz/ (adj) crippled ADJ-s 3.05 E50 R01 L01 Y01 Z05perdre /pɛʀdʀ(ə)/ (vt) to lose VB53 3.02 E50 R01 R01 E07 période /peʀjɔd/ (nf) half (of match) NF-de 1.19 E11 R01 J01 O01 E00 personne /pɛʀsɔn/ (pron) anyone, no one (with ne) PRON-ind? 0.22 E50 R01 O01 N11perte /pɛʀt/ (nf) loss NF-te 0.22 E50 R01 T05 peser /pəse/ (vti) to weigh VB09 0.24 E01 S11 E12petit pont /p(ə)ti pɔ̃/ (nm) nutmeg NM-t 3.02 E02 I01 T00 O21petit, e /p(ə)ti, it/ (adj) small, little ADJ-t 3.02 E02 I01 T00 T05 peu /pø/ (adv) little, few ADV 3.04 E83 peur /pœʀ/ (nf) fear NF-eur 3.03 E73 R01peut-être /pøtɛtʀ/ (adv) perhaps ADV 4.1 E83 E32 R03 phare /faʀ/ (adj) leading, main ADI-e 0.21 F01 A01 R03 phase /fɑz/ (nf) phase NF-se 1.3 F01 A13 Z05 phoque /fɔk/ (nm) seal NM-ue 1.02 F01 O01 K01 E00 physique /fizik/ (adj) physical ADI-e 1.02 F01 I05 Z01 I01 K01 E00 pichenette /piʃnɛt/ (nf) flick NF-tte 4.11 I01 S30 E90 N12 E44 pièce /pjɛs/ (nf) piece, coin, document NF-ce 1.19 J01 E31 S06pied /pje/ (nm) foot NM-d 4.03 J10 E10 D00 piège /pjɛʒ/ (nm) trap NM-ège 1.19 J01 E31 Z22 pierre /pjɛʀ/ (nf) stone NF-rre 1.19 J01 E51 R03 piétiner /pjetine/ (vi) to make no progress VB06 1.19 J01 E11 I15 E12 piètre /pjɛtʀ/ (adj) very poor, sorry ADI-e 1.19 J01 E31 R03 pile /pil/ (nf) tails (of coin) NF-le 0.11 I10 pinceaux /pɛ̃so/ (nmpl) paint brush NM-eau 2.13 E67 O14 X00 piscine /pisin/ (nf) swimming pool NF-ne 0.11 I01 S02 I15 E00 place /plas/ (nf) place, seat NF-ace 0.11 A01 S06 plaie /plɛ/ (nf) a wound NF-ie 0.12 E37 E00 plaindre (se ~ de) /plɛ̃dʀ/ (vpr) to complain about VB59 2.13 E61 R03 planche /plɑ̃ʃ/ (nf) plank NF-che 2.11 A21 S31 planer (sur) /plane/ (vi) to hang over VB06 0.11 A01 E12 planter (se) /plɑ̃te/ (vpr) to mess up VB06 2.11 A21 E12 plat, e /pla, plat/ (adj) flat ADJ-t 0.11 A01 T00 T05plein, e /plɛ̃, plɛn/ (adj) full, complete ADJ-n 2.13 E64 E35 N10pleurer /plœʀe/ (vti) to weep, to mourn VB06 3.03 E73 R01 E12plongeant, e /plɔ̃ʒɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) plunging ADJ-ant 2.14 O21 Z23 A21 T00 T05plongeon /plɔ̃ʒɔ̃/ (nm) dive NM-n 2.14 O21 Z22 O21 pluie /plɥi/ (nf) rain NF-e 1.11 H11 I01 E00plus /ply/ (adv) more ADV 3.05 Y01 S00 plusieurs /plyzjœʀ/ (adj) several ADI-s 3.05 Y01 Z01 J01 E73 R01 S00plutôt /plyto/ (adv) rather ADV 3.05 Y01 O12 T00 poche /pɔʃ/ (nf) pocket NF-che 1.03 O01 S31podium /pɔdjɔm/ (nm) podium NM-m 4.35 O01 J01 O06poids /pwa/ (nm) weight NM-s 1.15 W10 D00 S00 poignet /pwaɲɛ/ (nm) wrist NM-t 1.15 W10 J20 E36 poing /pwɛ̃/ (nm) fist NM-g 2.19 W20 E67 G00 point /pwɛ̃/ (nm) point, spot NM-t 2.19 W20 E67 T00 pointe /pwɛ̃t/ (nf) peak NF-te 2.19 W20 E67 T05 pointer /pwɛ̃te/ (vt) to point VB06 2.19 W20 E67 E12 poitrine /pwatʀin/ (nf) chest NF-ne 1.15 W10 R01 I15 E00 pont /pɔ̃/ (nm) bridge NM-t 2.14 O21 T00 portant, e /pɔʀtɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) supporting ADJ-ant 2.11 O01 R01 A21 T00 T05porte /pɔʀt/ (nf) door NF-te 0.22 O01 R01 T05 porte-bonheur /pɔʀt(ə)bɔnœʀ/ (nm) lucky charm NM-eur 3.03 O01 R01 E02 O01 H00 E71 R01 portefeuille /pɔʀtəfœj/ (nm) wallet NM-lle 3.03 O01 R01 E01 E70 J09portier, -ière /pɔʀtje, -ɛʀ/ (nm,f) doorman (goalkeeper) NMF-er 1.19 O01 R01 J01 E12 E52 R03position /pozisjɔ̃/ (nf) position NF-tion 3.08 O18 Z01 I01 S22 J01 O21 possession /pɔsesjɔ̃/ (nf) possession NF-sion 4.03 O01 S03 E24 S03 J01 O21 poste /pɔst/ (nm) playing position NM-te 0.12 O01 E00 poteau (pl -eaux) /pɔto/ (nm) post NM-eau 0.13 O01 O14 poule /pul/ (nf) pool, group NF-le 0.12 U02 L11 E00 pour /puʀ/ (prep) for PREP 0.22 U02 R01pourquoi /puʀkwa/ (adv) why ADV 1.15 U02 R01 K01 W10poursuivre (se) /puʀsɥivʀ/ (vpr) to continue VB75 1.11 U02 R01 H11 I01 R03 pourtant /puʀtɑ̃/ (adv) yet ADV 2.11 U02 R01 A21 T00pousser /puse/ (vt) to push VB06 0.13 U02 S03 E12 poussif, -ive /pusif, iv/ (adj) wheezy, laboured ADJ-f 0.13 U02 S03 I01 pouvoir /puvwaʀ (vaux) to be able to VB43 1.15 U02 W10 R01précédent, e /pʀesedɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) previous ADJ-t 2.12 R01 E11 E11 A26 T00 T05predilection /pʀedilɛksjɔ̃/ (nf) preference NF-tion 4.03 R01 E10 I01 L01 E30 S22 J01 O21 préliminaire /pʀeliminɛʀ/ (adj) preliminary ADI-e 0.23 R01 E11 L01 I01 I15 E54 R03 premier, -ière /pʀəmje, jɛʀ/ (adj) first ADJ-er 1.19 R01 E06 J01 E12 E52 R03 prendre /pʀɑ̃dʀ/ (vt) to take, to get VB54 2.12 R01 A26 R03 preneur,-euse /pʀənœʀ, øz/ (nm,f) buyer, taker NMF-eur 3.03 R01 E06 E73 R01 E84 Z05prénom /pʀenɔ̃/ (nm) first name NM-m 2.14 R01 E11 O20 préparation /pʀepaʀasjɔ̃/ (nf) training, preparation NF-tion 2.16 R01 E11 A01 R01 A01 S22 J01 O21près (de) /pʀɛ/ (adv) near, close (to) ADV 0.22 R01 E31 S00président /pʀezidɑ̃/ (nm) chairman NM-t 2.12 R01 E11 Z01 I01 A26 T00 presque /pʀɛsk(ə)/ (adv) almost ADV 3.02 R01 E30 K01 E09pressé, e /pʀese/ (adj) hurried, urgent ADJ-é 4.03 R01 E24 S03 E11 E00pressing /pʀesiŋ/ (nm) pressure NM-g 5.01 R01 E24 S03 I01 N99 pression /pʀesjɔ̃/ (nf) pressure NF-sion 4.03 R01 E24 S03 J01 O21 prêt, e /pʀɛ, pʀɛt/ (adj) ready ADJ-t 0.22 R01 E32 T00 T05 prêter /pʀete/ (vt) to lend VB06 4.03 R01 E17 E12 prier /pʀije/ (vti) to beg VB15 1.21 R01 I08 J08 E12principal, e (mpl -aux) /pʀɛ̃sipal, o/ (adj) main ADJ-al 2.13 R01 E67 I01 A01 L01 L11 E00 O13 X00pris, e /pʀi, pʀiz/ (adj) taken ADJ-s 0.21 R01 I01 S00 Z05prix /pʀi/ (nm) price NM-x 0.21 R01 I01 X00prochain, e /pʀɔʃɛ̃, ɛn/ (adj) next ADJ-n 2.13 R01 O01 S30 E61 E43prochaine /pʀɔʃɛn/ (nf) next time NF-e 1.03 R01 O01 S30 E43proche /pʀɔʃ/ (adj) near ADI-e 1.03 R01 O01 S31produit /pʀɔdɥi/ (nm) product NM-t 1.11 R01 O01 H11 I01 T00profiter (de) /pʀɔfite/ (vt) to take advantage of VB06 0.23 R01 O01 I01 E12profondément /pʀɔfɔ̃demɑ̃/ (adv) deeply ADV 2.14 R01 O01 O21 E11 M01 A26 T00profondeur /pʀɔfɔ̃dœʀ (nf) depth NF-eur 3.03 R01 O01 O21 E73 R01 prolongation /pʀɔlɔ̃ɡasjɔ̃/ (nf) extra time NF-tion 2.16 R01 O01 L01 O21 A01 S22 J01 O21 prolonger /pʀɔlɔ̃ʒe/ (vt) to extend VB08 2.14 R01 O01 L01 O21 Z20 E12 prometteur, -euse /pʀɔmetœʀ, øz/ (adj) promising ADJ-eur 4.03 R01 O01 E10 E73 R01 E84 Z05prompt, e /pʀɔ̃,t/ (adj) swift ADJ-t 2.15 R01 O20 P91 T00 E00propre /pʀɔpʀ/ (adj) own ADI-e 0.22 R01 O01 R03 protège-tibia /pʀɔtɛʒtibja/ (nm) shin guard / pad NM-a 1.19 R01 O01 E31 Z22 I01 J01 A01pubalgie /pybalʒi/ (nf) groin strain NF-ie 3.05 Y01 A01 L01 Z20 I01 E00 puis /pɥi/ (adv) then ADV 1.11 H11 I01 S00 puisque /pɥisk(ə) (conj) since, as CONJ 3.02 H11 I01 K01 E09 puissant, e /pɥisɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) powerful ADJ-ant 2.11 H11 I01 S03 A21 T00 T05qu'est-ce que? /kɛskə/ (pron) what? PRON-int 3.02 K01 E30 qualification /kalifikasjɔ̃/ (nf) qualification NF-tion 2.16 K01 A01 L01 I01 I01 A01 S22 J01 O21qualifier (se) /kalifje/ (vpr) to qualify VB15 1.19 K01 A01 L01 I01 J01 E12 quand /kɑ̃/ (adv) when ADV 2.11 K01 A21 D00quarante /kaʀɑ̃t/ (num) forty NUM 2.11 K01 A01 R01 A21 T05 quart /kaʀ/ (nm) quarter NM-t 1.02 K01 A01 R01 T00quatorze /katɔʀz/ (num) fourteen NUM 1.02 K01 A01 O01 R01 Z07quatorzième /katɔʀzjɛm/ (num) fourteenth NUM 1.19 K01 A01 O01 R01 Z04 J12 E31 E00quatre /katʀ/ (num) four NUM 1.02 K01 A01 R03quatre-vingt-dix /katʀəvɛ̃dis/ (num) ninety NUM 4.18 K01 A01 R01 E06 E67 G91 T00 I01 S08quatre-vingt-onze /katʀəvɛ̃ɔ̃z/ (num) ninety-one NUM 2.15 K01 A01 R01 E06 E67 G91 T00 O21 Z07 quatre-vingt-un /katʀəvɛ̃œ̃/ (num) eighty-one NUM 3.06 K01 A01 R01 E06 E67 G91 T00 E81quatre-vingts /katʀəvɛ̃/ (num) eighty NUM 2.15 K01 A01 R01 E06 E67 G91 T00 S00quatrième /katʀijɛm/ (num) fourth NUM 1.21 K01 A01 R01 I07 J07 E31 M03 E00 que /kə, k/ (conj) that, what, whom CONJ 1.02 K01 E08quel, quelle, quels, quelles /kɛl/ (adj) what, which ADJ-el 1.02 K01 E30 L10 L12 E00 S00quelqu'un /kɛlkœ̃/ (pron) someone PRON-ind 3.06 K01 E30 L01 K01 E81 quelque /kɛlk(ə)/ (adv) approximately, (~ peu) = rather ADV 3.02 K01 E30 L01 K01 E09quelque chose /kɛlkəʃoz/ (adv) something, anything ADV 3.08 K01 E30 L01 K01 E08 S30 O18 Z05quelque(s) /kɛlkə/ (adj) some ADI-e 1.02 K01 E30 L01 K01 E08 quelquefois /kɛlkəfwa/ (adv) sometimes ADV 1.15 K01 E30 L01 K01 E08 W10 S00 queue /kø/ (nf) queue NF-ue 3.04 K01 E83 E00 qui /ki/ (pron) who, which PRON-rel 1.02 K01 I01quinzaine /kɛ̃zɛn/ (nf) fortnight, about fifteen NF-e 2.13 K01 E67 Z04 E43quinze /kɛ̃z/ (num) fifteen NUM 2.13 K01 E67 Z07quinzième /kɛ̃zjɛm/ (num) fifteenth NUM 2.13 K01 E67 Z04 J12 E31 E00 quoi /kwa/ (pron) what, whatever PRON 1.15 K01 W10 quotidien, -ienne /kɔtidjɛ̃, ɛn/ (adj) daily (paper) ADJ-en 2.2 K01 O01 I01 J15 E62 J13 E30 E0raccrocher /ʀakʀɔʃe/ (vt) to hang up VB06 1.03 R01 A01 R01 O01 S30 E12 raclée /ʀɑkle/ (nf) (a) thrashing NF-ée 4.02 R01 A10 L01 E11 E00 raconter /ʀakɔ̃te/ (vt) to tell (a story) VB06 2.14 R01 A01 O21 E12 raison /ʀɛzɔ̃/ (nf) reason NF-on 2.14 R01 E37 Z01 O21 ralenti, e /ʀalɑ̃ti/ (adj) slow ADJ-i 2.12 R01 A01 L01 A26 I01 E00ramener /ʀam(ə)ne/ (vt) to bring back VB09 3.02 R01 A01 E02 E12 rang /ʀɑ̃/ (nm) row, rank NM-g 2.11 R01 A21 G00 ranger /ʀɑ̃ʒe/ (vt) to tidy up VB08 2.11 R01 A21 Z20 E12rapidement /ʀapidmɑ̃/ (adv) fast, rapidly ADV 2.12 R01 A01 I01 M02 A26 T00 rappeler /ʀap(ə)le/ (vt) to recall VB11 3.02 R01 A01 E02 L01 E12 rappeler (se) /ʀaple/ (vt) to recall, remember VB11 4.11 R01 A01 E90 L01 E12rare /ʀɑʀ/ (adj) rare, scarce ADI-e 4.02 R01 A10 R03 ras, e /ʀɑ, ʀɑz/ (adj) short, close-cropped ADJ-s 1.3 R01 A13 S00 Z05rater /ʀate/ (vt, vi) to miss, to fail VB06 0.21 R01 A01 E12 rayon /ʀɛjɔ̃/ (nm) ray, radius NM-n 4.05 R01 E40 J06 O21 rayure /ʀɛjyʀ/ (nf) stripe NF-e 4.05 R01 E40 J06 Y01 R03 réagir /ʀeaʒiʀ/ (vi) to react, to respond VB19 1.04 R01 E11 A01 Z20 I01 R01 réalisation /ʀealizasjɔ̃/ (nf) achievement NF-tion 2.16 R01 E11 A01 L01 I01 Z01 A01 S22 J01 O21 rebâtir /ʀ(ə)bɑtiʀ/ (vt) to rebuild VB19 3.02 R01 E07 A11 I01 R01 rebondir /ʀ(ə)bɔ̃diʀ/ (vi) to bounce VB19 3.02 R01 E07 O21 I01 R01 rebondissement /ʀ(ə)bɔ̃dismɑ̃/ (nm) sudden new development NM-ment 3.02 R01 E07 O21 I01 S03 M02 A26 T00 récemment /ʀesamɑ̃/ (adv) recently ADV 4.01 R01 E11 A04 A26 T00recevoir /ʀ(ə)səvwaʀ/ (vt) to receive, get VB38 3.02 R01 E07 E01 W10 R01 récit /ʀesi/ (nm) account, story NM-t 0.21 R01 E11 I01 T00réclamer /ʀeklɑme/ (vt) to claim VB06 4.02 R01 E11 L01 A10 E12 recroqueviller (se) /ʀ(ə)kʀɔk(ə)vije/ (vpr) to be hunched / huddled up VB06 3.02 R01 E07 R01 O01 K01 E09 I01 J03 E12 recrue /ʀəkʀy/ (nf) recruit NF-ue 3.05 R01 E06 R01 Y03 reçu /ʀəsy/ (nm) receipt NM-u 3.05 R01 E06 S01 Y01 recul /ʀ(ə)kyl/ (nm) retreat NM-l 3.05 R01 E07 Y01 L10 reculer /ʀ(ə)kyle/ (vi) to retreat VB06 3.05 R01 E07 Y01 L01 E12 récupération /ʀekypeʀasjɔ̃/ (nf) recovery NF-tion 3.05 R01 E11 Y01 E11 R01 A01 S22 J01 O21 récupérer /ʀekypeʀe/ (vt) to regain possession, to recover VB10 3.05 R01 E11 Y01 E11 R01 E12 redémarrer /ʀ(ə)demaʀe/ (vi) to start / get going again VB06 3.02 R01 E07 E11 A01 R02 E12 rediffuser /ʀ(ə)difyze/ (vt) to rebroadcast VB06 3.05 R01 E07 I01 Y01 Z01 E12redoutable /ʀ(ə)dutabl/ (adj) formidable, tough ADI-e 3.02 R01 E07 U02 A01 L11 E00 redouter /ʀədute/ (vt) to dread VB06 0.24 R01 E06 U02 E12 réduire /ʀedɥiʀ/ (vt) to reduce VB82 1.11 R01 E11 H11 I01 R03 rééducation /ʀeedykasjɔ̃/ (nf) rehabilitation NF-tion 3.05 R01 E11 E11 Y01 A01 S22 J01 O21 réfléchir /ʀefleʃiʀ/ (vti) to reflect VB19 1.03 R01 E11 E11 S30 I01 R01réflexe /ʀeflɛks/ (nm) reflex NM-xe 0.23 R01 E11 E30 K12 refouler /ʀ(ə)fule/ (vt) to force back, to repress VB06 3.02 R01 E07 U02 L01 E12 regarder /ʀəɡaʀde/ (vt) to look, watch VB06 0.24 R01 E06 A01 R01 E12 règle /ʀɛɡl/ (nf) rule NF-le 0.22 R01 E31 L11 E00 règlementaire /ʀɛɡləmɑ̃tɛʀ/ (adj) regulation ADI-e 2.12 R01 E31 L01 E01 A26 E54 R03 réglementation /ʀɛɡləmɑ̃tasjɔ̃/ (nf) rules, regulations NF-tion 4.05 R01 E33 L01 E01 A26 A01 S22 J01 O21rejoindre /ʀ(ə)ʒwɛ̃dʀ/ (vt) to rejoin VB58 3.02 R01 E07 Z21 W20 E67 R03 relâcher /ʀəlɑʃe/ (vt) to release VB06 1.03 R01 E06 L01 A11 S30 E12 relégation /ʀ(ə)leɡasjɔ̃/ (nf) relegation NF-tion 3.02 R01 E07 L01 E11 A01 S22 J01 O21 relever /ʀəl(ə)ve/ (vt) to stand up again VB09 3.02 R01 E06 L01 E02 E12 remanié, e /ʀ(ə)manje/ (adj) reshuffled ADJ-é 3.02 R01 E07 A01 J01 E11 E00remettre /ʀ(ə)mɛtʀ/ (vt) to put back VB56 3.02 R01 E07 E30 R03 remise /ʀ(ə)miz/ (nf) delivery NF-ise 3.02 R01 E07 I01 Z05 remontée /ʀ(ə)mɔ̃te/ (nf) recovery, rise NF-ée 3.02 R01 E07 O21 E11 E00 remplacer /ʀɑ̃plase/ (vt) to replace VB07 2.12 R01 A25 A01 S10 E12 remplaҫant,e /ʀɑ̃plasɑ̃, -ɑ̃t/ (nm,f) a substitute NMF-t 2.12 R01 A25 A01 S01 A21 T00 T05remplir /ʀɑ̃pliʀ/ (vt) to fill (up) VB19 2.12 R01 A25 I01 R01 remporter /ʀɑ̃pɔʀte/ (vt) to take back, to win VB06 2.12 R01 A25 O01 R01 E12 renard /ʀ(ə)naʀ/ (nm) fox NM-ard 3.02 R01 E07 A01 R01 D00 rencontre /ʀɑ̃kɔ̃tʀ/ (nf) match, fixture NF-tre 2.14 R01 A26 O21 R03 rencontrer (se) /ʀɑ̃kɔ̃tʀe/ (vpr) to meet VB06 2.14 R01 A26 O21 R03rendre (se) /ʀɑ̃dʀ/ (vpr) to surrender VB53 2.12 R01 A26 R03 renseignement /ʀɑ̃sɛɲ(ə)mɑ̃/ (nm) information NM-ment 3.02 R01 A26 E35 J20 E02 M01 A26 T00rentrée /ʀɑ̃tʀe/ (nf) return, comeback NF-ée 2.12 R01 A26 R01 E11 E00 rentrée de touche /ʀɑ̃tʀe/ (nf) (a) throw-in NF-ée 2.12 R01 A26 R01 E11 E00 rentrer /ʀɑ̃tʀe/ (vi) to go / come back in VB06 2.12 R01 A26 R01 E12 rentrer (se) /ʀɑ̃tʀe/ (vpr) to crash VB06 2.12 R01 A26 R01 E12 renverser /ʀɑ̃vɛʀse/ (vt) to reverse VB06 2.12 R01 A26 E50 R01 S11 E12 renvoi /ʀɑ̃vwa/ (nm) return NM-i 2.12 R01 A26 W10 renvoyer /ʀɑ̃vwaje/ (vt) to send back, to return VB18 2.12 R01 A26 W11 E12 réparation /ʀepaʀasjɔ̃/ (nf) redress, compensation NF-tion 2.16 R01 E11 A01 R01 A01 S22 J01 O21 repartir /ʀ(ə)paʀtiʀ/ (vi) to set off again VB19 3.02 R01 E07 A01 R01 I01 R01 repenser /ʀ(ə)pɑ̃se/ (vt) to rethink VB06 3.02 R01 E07 A26 S11 E12 répondre /ʀepɔ̃dʀ/ (vti) to answer, reply VB53 2.14 R01 E11 O21 R03réponse /ʀepɔ̃s/ (nf) reply, response NF-se 2.14 R01 E11 O21 S07 repos /ʀ(ə)po/ (nm) rest NM-s 3.07 R01 E07 O15 S00 reposer (se) /ʀəpoze/ (vpr) to rest, to rely on (with sur) VB06 3.08 R01 E06 O18 Z01 E12repousser /ʀ(ə)puse/ (vt) to repel, push back VB06 3.02 R01 E07 U02 S03 E12 reprendre /ʀ(ə)pʀɑ̃dʀ/ (vt) to take back / regain /resume VB54 3.02 R01 E07 R01 A26 R03 reprise /ʀ(ə)pʀiz/ (nf) resumption, recapture NF-ise 3.02 R01 E07 R01 I01 Z05 réputation /ʀepytasjɔ̃/ (nf) reputation NF-tion 3.05 R01 E11 Y01 A01 S22 J01 O21 réputé, e /ʀepyte/ (adj) renowned (pour for) ADJ-é 3.05 R01 E11 Y01 E11 E00rescapé, e /ʀɛskape/ (adj) surviving ADJ-é 0.23 R01 E30 A01 E11 E00réseau (pl -eaux) /ʀezo/ (nm) network NM-eau 0.21 R01 E11 Z01 O14réservé, e /ʀezɛʀve/ (adj) reserved ADJ-é 0.23 R01 E11 Z01 E50 R01 E11 respirer /ʀɛspiʀe/ (vi) to breathe VB06 0.23 R01 E30 I01 R01 E12resserrer /ʀ(ə)seʀe/ (vt) to tighten (up) VB06 4.03 R01 E07 S03 E23 R02 E12 reste /ʀɛst/ (nm) remainder NM-e 0.22 R01 E30 E00rester /ʀɛste/ (vi) to stay VB06 0.23 R01 E30 E12 résultat /ʀezylta/ (nm) result NM-t 3.05 R01 E11 Z01 Y01 L01 A01 T00 rétablissement /ʀetablismɑ̃/ (nm) recovery (of health / fitness) NM-ment 2.12 R01 E11 A01 L01 I01 S03 M02 A26 T00 retard /ʀ(ə)taʀ/ (nm) delay NM-ard 3.02 R01 E07 A01 R01 D00 retardement (à ~) /ʀ(ə)taʀdəmɑ̃/ (nm) late NM-ment 3.02 R01 E07 A01 R01 E01 M01 A26 T00 retarder /ʀ(ə)taʀde/ (vt) to delay VB06 3.02 R01 E07 A01 R01 E12 retenir /ʀət(ə)niʀ/ (vt) to hold (back) VB23 3.02 R01 E06 E02 I01 R01 retirer /ʀətiʀe/ (vt) to withdraw VB06 0.24 R01 E06 I01 R01 E12retour /ʀ(ə)tuʀ/ (nm) return (match) NM-r 3.02 R01 E07 U02 R01 retourné, e /ʀ(ə)tuʀne/ (adj) turned round ADJ-é 3.02 R01 E07 U02 R01 E11 E00retourner /ʀətuʀne/ (vt) to turn over, to upset VB06 0.24 R01 E06 U02 R01 E12retrait /ʀ(ə)tʀɛ/ (nm) withdrawal NM-t 3.02 R01 E07 R01 E37 T00 rétrogradé, e /ʀetʀɔɡʀade/ (adj) relegated, demoted ADJ-é 0.23 R01 E11 R01 O01 R01 A01 E11 E00retrouvailles /ʀ(ə)tʀuvɑj/ (nfpl) reunion NF-lle 4.02 R01 E07 R01 U02 A10 J09 S00retrouver /ʀ(ə)tʀuve/ (vt) to find (again) VB06 3.02 R01 E07 R01 U02 E12 réunir (se) /ʀeyniʀ/ (vpr) to meet VB19 3.05 R01 E11 Y01 I01 R0réussir /ʀeysiʀ/ (vi) to succeed VB19 3.05 R01 E11 Y01 S03 I01 R01 réussite /ʀeysit/ (nf) success NF-ite 3.05 R01 E11 Y01 S03 I01 T05 revanche /ʀ(ə)vɑ̃ʃ/ (nf) revenge NF-che 3.02 R01 E07 A21 S31 rêve /ʀɛv/ (nm) dream NM-ve 0.22 R01 E32 E00 réveiller (se) /ʀeveje/ (vpr) to wake up VB06 4.03 R01 E11 E18 J03 E12revenir /ʀəv(ə)niʀ/ (vi) to return VB23 3.02 R01 E06 E02 I01 R01 rez-de-chaussée /ʀedʃose/ (nm) ground floor NM-ée 4.11 R01 E15 E90 S30 O13 S03 E11 E0rhume /ʀym/ (nm) head-cold NM-e 3.05 R01 H00 Y01 M03 E00 ricocher /ʀikɔʃe/ (vi) to ricochet off, rebound from VB06 1.03 R01 I01 O01 S30 E12 rien /ʀjɛ̃/ (pron) nothing PRON-ind 2.2 R01 J15 E62 rire /ʀiʀ/ (vi) to laugh VB79 0.21 R01 I01 R03risque /ʀisk/ (nm) risk NM-e 1.02 R01 I01 K01 E00rivalité /ʀivalite/ (nf) rivalry NF-ité 0.21 R01 I01 A01 L01 I01 E11 rocambolesque /ʀɔkɑ̃bɔlɛsk/ (adj) fantastic ADI-e 2.11 R01 O01 A20 O01 L01 E30 K01 E00 rôder /ʀode/ (vi) to prowl (around) VB06 0.21 R01 O12 E12 roi /ʀwa/ (nm) king NM-i 1.15 R01 W10rond /ʀɔ̃/ (nm) ring NM-d 2.14 R01 O21 D00 ronger /ʀɔ̃ʒe/ (vt) to gnaw VB08 2.14 R01 O21 Z20 E12 rouge /ʀuʒ/ (adj) red ADI-e 1.04 R01 U02 Z22 rouler /ʀule/ (vi, vt) to roll VB06 0.23 R01 U02 L01 E12 rude /ʀyd/ (adj) tough, rough ADI-e 3.05 R01 Y01 E00 rue /ʀy/ (nf) street NF-ue 3.05 R01 Y03 rugir /ʀyʒiʀ/ (vi) to roar VB19 3.05 R01 Y01 Z20 I01 R01 rugissement /ʀyʒismɑ̃/ (nm) roar NM-ment 3.05 R01 Y01 Z20 I01 S03 M02 A26 T00 rythme /ʀitm/ (nm) rhythm, pace NM-me 1.07 R01 I05 T01 M03 E00 sa /sa/ (det) his / her (f) DET 0.11 A01 sacrer /sakʀe/ (vt) to crown VB06 0.21 A01 R01 E12 saigner /seɲe/ (vt) to bleed VB06 1.31 E16 J20 E12 sain, e /sɛ̃, sɛn/ (adj) healthy ADJ-n 2.13 E61 E43saisir /seziʀ/ (vt) to seize, grab VB19 1.31 E16 Z01 I01 R01 saison /sɛzɔ̃/ (nf) season NF-son 2.14 E37 Z01 O21 salut! /saly/ (excl) hi! / bye! EXCL 3.05 A01 L01 Y01 T00 samedi /samdi/ (nm) Saturday NM-i 4.11 A01 E90 I01sanctioner /sɑ̃ksjɔne/ (vt) to punish, discipline VB06 2.16 A21 S23 J01 O01 E12 sang-froid /sɑ̃fʀwa/ (nm) self-control NM-d 2.11 A21 G00 R01 W10 D00 sans /sɑ̃/ (prep) without PREP 2.11 A21 S00 santé /sɑ̃te/ (nf) health NF-té 2.11 A21 E11 sauf /sof/ (prep) except PREP 0.11 O13sauter /sote/ (vi) to jump VB06 0.11 O13 E12 sauver /sove/ (vt) to save VB06 0.11 O13 E12 sauvetage /sov(ə)taʒ/ (nm) rescue, salvage NM-age 3.02 O13 E02 A01 Z22 savoir /savwaʀ/ (vt) to know VB41 1.15 A01 W10 R01savon /savɔ̃/ (nm) soap NM-n 2.14 A01 O21scander /skɑ̃de/ (vt) to chant VB06 2.11 A21 E12sceller /sele/ (vt) to seal VB06 4.03 S02 E10 L02 E12 schéma /ʃema/ (nm) diagram NM-a 1.03 S32 E11 A01 score /skɔʀ/ (nm) the score / lead NM-re 0.22 O01 R03 se /sə/ (pron) him/her/itself, each other PRON-pers 0.24 E01séance /seɑ̃s/ (nf) session NF-nce 2.11 E11 A21 S06 sécher /seʃe/ (vti) to dry, to skip VB10 1.03 E11 S30 E12second, e /s(ə)ɡɔ̃, ɔ̃d/ (adj) second ADJ-d 4.31 E02 G02 O21 D00 E00secours /səkuʀ/ (nm) assistance NM-s 0.24 E01 U02 R01 S00seize /sɛz/ (num) sixteen NUM 0.12 E35 Z07 seizième /sɛzjɛm/ (num) sixteenth NUM 1.19 E35 Z04 J12 E31 E00séjour /seʒuʀ/ (nm) stay, visit NM-r 1.04 E11 Z21 U02 R01sélectionneur, -euse /selɛksjɔnœʀ, -øz/ (nm,f) selector NMF-eur 3.03 E11 L01 E30 S23 J01 O01 E73 R01 E84 Z05 selon /s(ə)lɔ̃/ (prep) according to PREP 3.02 E02 L01 O21 semaine /s(ə)mɛn/ (nf) week NF-ne 3.02 E02 E43 sembler /sɑ̃ble/ (vt) to seem VB06 2.12 A25 L01 E12 semonce /səmɔ̃s/ (nf) warning NF-ce 2.14 E01 O21 S06 sens /sɑ̃s/ (nm) meaning, direction NM-s 4.17 A26 S05 sentier /sɑ̃tje/ (nm) path NM-r 2.12 A26 J01 E12 sentir (se) /sɑ̃tiʀ/ (vpr) to feel VB25 2.12 A26 I01 R01 sept /sɛt/ (num) seven NUM 4.23 E30 P90 T12septembre /sɛptɑ̃bʀ/ (nm) September NM-bre 2.12 E30 A25 R03septième /sɛtjɛm/ (num) seventh NUM 4.23 E30 P90 T12 J12 E31 E00séquence /sekɑ̃s/ (nf) sequence NF-nce 2.12 E11 K01 A26 S06 sérieusement /seʀjøzmɑ̃/ (adv) seriously ADV 3.04 E11 R01 J01 E84 Z01 M02 A26 T00 sérieux, -ieuse /seʀjø, jøz/ (adj) serious ADJ-x 3.04 E11 R01 J01 E83 X00 E84 Z05serré, e /seʀe/ (adj) tight ADJ-é 4.03 E23 R02 E11 E00servir /sɛʀviʀ/ (vt) to serve VB35 0.23 E50 R01 I01 R01 ses /se/ (det) his / her (pl) DET 0.11 E13seul, e /sœl/ (adj) single, alone ADJ-l 3.03 E70 L10 L11 E00seulement /sœlmɑ̃/ (adv) only ADV 3.03 E70 L01 M02 A26 T00sevré /səvʀe/ (adj) weaned ADJ-é 0.24 E01 R01 E11short /ʃɔʀt/ (nm) shorts NM-t 4.29 S33 O01 R01 T04si /si/ (adv) yes, so, however, as ADV 0.11 I01si /si/ (conj) if CONJ 0.11 I01siège /sjɛʒ/ (nm) seat NM-ège 1.19 J01 E31 Z22 siens (les) /sjɛ̃/ (nmpl) one's own people NM-n 2.2 J15 E62 S00 siffler /sifle/ (vi) to blow the whistle VB06 0.11 I01 L01 E12 sifflet /siflɛ/ (nm) the whistle NM-t 0.13 I01 L01 E36 signer /siɲe/ (vt) to sign VB06 1.12 I01 J20 E12 simplement /sɛ̃pləmɑ̃/ (adv) simply, just, easily ADV 2.13 E66 E01 M01 A26 T00sinon /sinɔ̃/ (conj) otherwise CONJ 2.14 I15 O21situation /sitɥasjɔ̃/ (nf) situation, job NF-tion 2.16 I01 H16 A01 S22 J01 O21 six /sis/ (num) six NUM 4.18 I01 S08 sixième /sizjɛm/ (num) sixth NUM 1.25 I01 Z03 J12 E31 E00smasher /sma(t)ʃe/ (vt) to smash VB06 4.3 A01 T11 S30 E12 soi /swa/ (pron) oneself PRON-pers 1.15 W10soif /swaf/ (nf) thirst NF-f 1.15 W10soigner /swaɲe/ (vt) to look after, to treat VB06 1.15 W10 J20 E12 soir /swaʀ/ (nm) evening, night NM-r 1.02 W10 R01soirée /swaʀe/ (nf) evening, party NF-ée 1.02 W10 R01 E11 E00soit /swa/ (conj) either, or, whether, given CONJ 1.15 W10 T00 soixante /swasɑ̃t/ (num) sixty NUM 4.18 W10 S08 A21 T05soixante et onze /swasɑ̃teɔ̃z/ (num) seventy-one NUM 4.18 W10 S08 A21 T05 E14 O21 Z07 soixante-dix /swasɑ̃tdis/ (num) seventy NUM 4.18 W10 S08 A21 T05 I01 S08soixante-douze /swasɑ̃tduz/ (num) seventy-two NUM 4.18 W10 S08 A21 T05 U02 Z07sol /sɔl/ (nm) ground, soil NM-l 0.12 O01 L10 solder (se) /sɔlde/ (vpr) to end (in) VB06 0.13 O01 L01 E12 soleil /sɔlɛj/ (nm) sun NM-l 1.2 O01 L01 E41 J04solide /sɔlid/ (adj) solid, strong ADI-e 0.13 O01 L01 I01 E00 sollicité, e /sɔlisite/ (adj) in demand ADJ-é 0.13 O01 L02 I01 I01 E11 E00son /sɔ̃/ (det) his, her (m) DET 2.14 O21sondage /sɔ̃daʒ/ (nm) (opinion) poll NM-age 2.14 O21 A01 Z22 sort /sɔʀ/ (nm) lot, fate NM-t 0.22 O01 R01 T00 sortie /sɔʀti/ (nf) exit NF-ie 0.23 O01 R01 I01 E00 sortir /sɔʀtiʀ/ (vti) to go out VB25 0.23 O01 R01 I01 R01soudain, e /sudɛ̃, ɛn/ (adv) sudden ADJ-n 2.13 U02 E61 E43soudé, e /sude/ (adj) united ADJ-é 0.13 U02 E11 E00souffle /sufl/ (nm) breath NM-le 0.12 U02 L11 E00 souhaiter /swete/ (vt) to hope for something VB06 1.31 W01 H00 E16 E12 soulagement /sulaʒmɑ̃/ (nm) relief NM-ment 2.12 U02 L01 A01 Z20 M02 A26 T00 soulever /sul(ə)ve/ (vt) to raise VB09 3.02 U02 L01 E02 E12souligner /suliɲe/ (vt) to underline VB06 1.12 U02 L01 I01 J20 E12soupirail /supiʀaj/ (nm) basement window NM-l 4.01 U02 I01 R01 A03 J02 sourire /suʀiʀ/ (vi) to smile VB79 0.23 U02 R01 I01 R03sous /su/ (prep) under PREP 0.12 U02 S00 soutenir /sut(ə)niʀ/ (vt) to support VB23 3.02 U02 E02 I01 R01 soutien /sutjɛ̃/ (nm) support NM-n 2.2 U02 J15 E62 souvent /suvɑ̃/ (adv) often ADV 2.12 U02 A26 T00 spécial, e (mpl -aux) /spesjal, jo/ (adj) special ADJ-al 1.22 E11 S20 J01 A01 L01 L11 E00 O13 X00spectaculaire /spɛktakylɛʀ/ (adj) spectacular ADI-e 3.05 E30 A01 Y01 L01 E54 R03 spectateur, -trice /spɛktatœʀ, tʀis/ (nm,f) spectator NMF-eur 3.03 E30 A01 E73 R01 I01 S06sport /spɔʀ/ (nm) sport NM-t 0.22 O01 R01 T00 sportif, -ive /spɔʀtif, iv/ (adj) sporting, athletic ADJ-f 0.23 O01 R01 I01 stade /stad/ (nm) stadium, stage NM-ade 0.11 A01 E00 stopper /stɔpe/ (vi, vt) to stop VB06 0.13 O01 E12 subir /sybiʀ/ (vt) to suffer VB19 3.05 Y01 I01 R01 subtiliser /syptilize/ (vt) to steal VB06 4.27 Y01 P01 I01 L01 I01 Z01 E12 succès /syksɛ/ (nm) success NM-s 3.05 Y01 K11 E31 S00 suite /sɥit/ (nf) sequel NF-ite 1.11 H11 I01 T05 suivant, e /sɥivɑ̃,-t/ (adj) following ADJ-ant 2.11 H11 I01 A21 T00 T05suivre /sɥivʀ/ (vt) to follow VB75 1.11 H11 I01 R03 sujet (au ~ de) /syʒɛ/ (nm) about NM-t 3.05 Y01 Z21 E36 superbe /sypɛʀb/ (adj) superb ADI-e 3.05 Y01 E50 R01 E00 superficie /sypɛʀfisi/ (nf) area NF-ie 3.05 Y01 E50 R01 I01 I01 E00supplice /syplis/ (nm) torture NM-ice 3.05 Y01 L01 I01 S06 supplier /syplije/ (vt) to beg VB15 3.05 Y01 L01 I08 J08 E12sur /syʀ/ (prep) on, about PREP 3.05 Y01 R01sûr, e /syʀ/ (adj) sure ADJ-r 3.05 Y02 R01 R03surchauffé, e /syʀʃofe/ (adj) overheated ADJ-é 3.05 Y01 R01 S30 O13 E11 E00surface /syʀfas/ (nf) surface NF-ace 3.05 Y01 R01 A01 S06 surnom /syʀnɔ̃/ (nm) nickname NM-m 3.05 Y01 R01 O20surnombre /syʀnɔ̃bʀ/ (nm) surplus NM-bre 3.05 Y01 R01 O20 R03 surprenant, e /syʀpʀənɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) surprising ADJ-ant 3.05 Y01 R01 R01 E06 A21 T00 T05surprise /syʀpʀiz/ (nf) surprise NF-ise 3.05 Y01 R01 R01 I01 Z05 surtout /syʀtu/ (adv) above all ADV 3.05 Y01 R01 U02 T00 surveiller /syʀveje/ (vt) to watch, to supervise VB06 4.03 Y01 R01 E18 J03 E12 survêtement /syʀvɛtmɑ̃/ (nm) tracksuit NM-t 3.05 Y01 R01 E32 M02 A26 T00survolté /syʀvɔlte/ (adj) over-excited, highly charged ADJ-é 3.05 Y01 R01 O01 L01 E11 E00sympa(thique) /sɛ̃patik/ (adj) nice, friendly ADI-e 2.13 E68 A01 T01 I01 K01 E00synthétique /sɛ̃tetik/ (adj) synthetic ADI-e 2.13 E69 T01 E11 I01 K01 E00 système /sistɛm/ (nm) system NM-me 0.13 I05 E31 M03 E00 ta /ta/ (det) your (f) DET 0.11 A01 tableau (pl -eaux) /tablo/ (nm) board, table NM-eau 0.11 A01 L01 O14 X00tâche /tɑʃ/ (nf) task, job NF-che 1.03 A11 S31 tacle /takl/ (nm) tackle NM-cle 0.11 A01 L11 E00 tacler /takle/ (vt) to tackle VB06 0.11 A01 L01 E12 tactique /taktik/ (adj) tactical ADI-e 1.02 A01 I01 K01 E00 taille /taj/ (nf) size NF-lle 4.01 A03 J03 E00 talent /talɑ̃/ (nm) talent NM-t 2.12 A01 L01 A26 T00 talentueux, talentueuse /talɑ̃tɥø, øz/ (adj) talented ADJ-x 3.04 A01 L01 A26 H17 E83 X00 E84 Z05talonnade /talɔnad/ (nf) back-heeler NF-ade 0.13 A01 L01 O01 A01 E00 tant (en tant que) /tɑ̃/ (adv) in the capacity of, as ADV 2.11 A21 T00 tantôt /tɑ̃to/ (adv) sometimes, this afternoon ADV 2.11 A21 O12 T00tard /taʀ/ (adv) late ADV 0.21 A01 R01 D00 tarder /taʀde/ (vi) to delay, to be late VB06 0.21 A01 R01 E12 te /tə/ (pron) you, yourself PRON-pers 0.24 E01technique /tɛknik/ (adj) technical ADI-e 4.28 E30 K02 I01 K01 E00 tel, -le /tɛl/ (adj) such ADJ-el 0.12 E30 L10 L12 E00télévisé, e /televize/ (adj) televised ADJ-é 0.11 E11 L01 E11 I01 Z01 E11 E00téléviseur /televisœʀ/ (nm) TV set NM-eur 3.03 E11 L01 E11 I01 E73 R01tellement /tɛlmɑ̃/ (adv) so much, so many ADV 2.12 E30 L02 M02 A26 T00 temporiser /tɑ̃pɔʀize/ (vi) to play for time VB06 2.12 A25 O01 R01 I01 Z01 E12 temps /tɑ̃/ (nm) time, weather NM-s 2.12 A25 P00 S00 tenant, e /tənɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (nm,f) holder NMF-t 2.11 E01 A21 T00 T05tendance /tɑ̃dɑ̃s/ (nf) tendency, trend NF-nce 2.12 A26 A21 S06 tendu, e /tɑ̃dy/ (adj) tense ADJ-u 3.05 A26 Y01 Y03tenir /t(ə)niʀ/ (vt, vi) to hold, to keep, to control, to resist VB23 3.02 E02 I01 R01 tension /tɑ̃sjɔ̃/ (nf) tension NF-sion 2.14 A26 J01 O21 tentative /tɑ̃tativ/ (nf) attempt NF-ve 2.12 A26 A01 I01 E00 tenter /tɑ̃te/ (vt) to try VB06 2.12 A26 E12 tenue /t(ə)ny/ (nf) kit NF-ue 3.05 E02 Y03 terminer /tɛʀmine/ (vt) to finish VB06 0.23 E50 R01 I15 E12 terne /tɛʀn/ (adj) dull ADI-e 0.22 E50 R01 N10 ternir /tɛʀniʀ/ (vt) to tarnish VB19 0.23 E50 R01 I01 R01 terrain /tɛʀɛ̃/ (nm) pitch, ground NM-n 2.13 E51 R02 E61terre /tɛʀ/ (nf) earth, ground NF-rre 0.22 E51 R03 terroir /tɛʀwaʀ/ (nm) region NM-r 1.02 E30 R02 W10 R01tes /te/ (det) your (pl) DET 0.11 E13tête /tɛt/ (nf) head, header NF-te 0.12 E32 T05 tiers /tjɛʀ/ (nm) third (fraction) NM-s 1.19 J01 E50 R01 S00tir /tiʀ/ (nm) shot NM-r 0.21 I01 R01 tirage /tiʀaʒ/ (nm) pulling NM-age 1.04 I01 R01 A01 Z22 tirer /tiʀe/ (vt, vi) to pull, to shoot, to take VB06 0.21 I01 R01 E12 titre /titʀ(ə)/ (nm) title NM-tre 3.02 I01 R01 E07 titulariser /titylaʀize/ (vt) to pick VB06 3.05 I01 Y01 L01 A01 R01 I01 Z01 E12 toi /twa/ (pron) you PRON-pers 1.15 W10 tomber /tɔ̃be/ (vi) to fall VB06 2.14 O20 E12 ton, ta /tɔ̃, ta/ (det) your DET 2.14 O21 A01tonitruant, e /tɔnitʀyɑ̃, ɑ̃t/ (adj) thundering ADJ-ant 3.05 O01 I01 R01 Y01 A21 T00 T05tort /tɔʀ/ (nm) fault, wrong NM-t 0.23 O01 R01 T00tôt /to/ (adv) soon, early ADV 0.11 O12 T00total, e (mpl -aux) /tɔtal, o/ (adj) total ADJ-al 0.13 O01 A01 L01 L11 E00 O13 X00touche /tuʃ/ (nf) touch, touchline, throw-in NF-che 1.03 U02 S31 toucher /tuʃe/ (vt) to touch, to hit VB06 1.03 U02 S30 E12 toujours /tuʒuʀ/ (adv) still, always ADV 1.04 U02 Z21 U02 R01 S00tour /tuʀ/ (nm) round, stage NM-r 0.22 U02 R01 tournant /tuʀnɑ̃/ (nm) turning point NM-t 2.11 U02 R01 A21 T00 tourner /tuʀne/ (vt) to turn VB06 0.23 U02 R01 E12 tournoi /tuʀnwa/ (nm) tournament NM-i 1.02 U02 R01 W10 tous, toutes /tu, tut/ (adj) all, any (plur) ADJ-t 0.12 U02 S00 T05 tout /tu/ (adv) very, quite ADV 0.12 U02 T00tout, toute /tu, tut/ (adj) all, any (sing) ADJ-t 0.12 U02 T00 T05trajectoire /tʀaʒɛktwaʀ/ (nf) trajectory, path NF-ire 1.15 R01 A01 Z21 E30 W10 R03 transfert /tʀɑ̃sfɛʀ/ (nm) transfer NM-t 2.11 R01 A21 E50 R01 T00transmettre /tʀɑ̃smɛtʀ/ (vt) to pass (on) VB56 2.11 R01 A21 E30 R03 transmission /tʀɑ̃smisjɔ̃/ (nf) passing on, transmission NF-sion 2.14 R01 A21 I01 S03 J01 O21 transpercer /tʀɑ̃spɛʀse/ (vt) to pierce VB07 2.11 R01 A21 E50 R01 S10 E12 transversal, e (mpl -aux) /tʀɑ̃svɛʀsal/ (adj) cross ADJ-al 2.11 R01 A21 E50 R01 A01 L10 L11 E00transversale /tʀɑ̃svɛʀsal/ (nf) crossbar NF-ale 2.11 R01 A21 E50 R01 A01 L11 E00 travail (pl -aux) /tʀavaj/ (nm) work NM-al 4.01 R01 A01 A03 J02 travailler /tʀavaje/ (vt) to work (on) VB06 4.01 R01 A01 A03 J03 E12 traverser /tʀavɛʀse/ (vt) to cross VB06 0.23 R01 A01 E50 R01 S11 E12 trébucher /tʀebyʃe/ (vi) to stumble VB06 3.05 R01 E11 Y01 S30 E12 treizième /tʀɛzjɛm/ (num) thirteenth NUM 1.19 R01 E35 Z04 J12 E31 E00 trentaine /tʀɑ̃tɛn/ (nf) about thirty NF-ne 2.12 R01 A26 E43 trente /tʀɑ̃t/ (num) thirty NUM 2.12 R01 A26 T05très /tʀɛ/ (adv) very ADV 0.22 R01 E31 S00 trève /tʀɛv/ (nf) winter break NF-ve 0.22 R01 E31 E00 tribune /tʀibyn/ (nf) stand, grandstand NF-ne 3.05 R01 I01 Y01 N10 tricher /tʀiʃe/ (vi) to cheat VB06 1.03 R01 I01 S30 E12 tricolore /tʀikɔlɔʀ/ (adj) three-coloured ADI-e 0.23 R01 I01 O01 L01 O01 R03 trois /tʀwɑ/ (num) three NUM 4.16 R01 W12 S00 troisième /tʀwɑzjɛm/ (num) third NUM 4.16 R01 W12 Z01 J12 E31 E00tromper /tʀɔ̃pe/ (vt) to deceive, to slip past VB06 2.14 R01 O20 E12 tromper (se) /tʀɔ̃pe/ (vpr) to make a mistake VB06 2.14 R01 O20 E12 trop /tʀo/ (adv) too ADV 3.07 R01 O15 P00 trophée /tʀɔfe/ (nm) trophy NM-ée 0.23 R01 O01 F01 E11 E00 trou /tʀu/ (nm) hole, gap NM-ou 0.22 R01 U02 trouver /tʀuve/ (vt) to find VB06 0.23 R01 U02 E12 trouver (se) /tʀuve/ (vpr) to find oneself, to be VB06 0.23 R01 U02 E12tu, t' /ty, t/ (pron) you PRON-pers 3.05 Y01tuer /tɥe/ (vt) to kill VB06 1.11 H12 E12 type /tip/ (nm) guy, classic example NM-pe 0.11 I05 E00 un /œ̃/ (det) a, an DET 3.06 E81un-contre-un /œ̃-kɔ̃tʀ-œ̃/ (nm) one-on-one NM-n 3.06 E81 O21 R03 E81 un, e /œ̃, yn/ (num) one NUM 3.06 E81 Y01 N10un, e /œ̃, yn/ (pron) one (person) PRON-ind 3.06 E81 Y01 N10une /yn/ (det) a, an DET 3.05 Y01 N10une /yn/ (nf) headline NF-e 3.05 Y01 N10unième /ynjɛm/ (num) first NUM 3.05 Y01 J12 E31 E00 uniquement /ynikmɑ̃/ (adv) only, exclusively ADV 3.05 Y01 I01 K01 M02 A26 T00 vague /vaɡ/ (nf) wave NF-ue 1.05 A01 G01 E00 vaincre /vɛ̃kʀ/ (vt) to beat, defeat VB60 2.13 E61 R03 vainqueur /vɛ̃kœʀ/ (nm) victor NM-eur 3.03 E61 K01 E73 R01 valable /valabl/ (adj) valid ADI-e 0.11 A01 L01 A01 L11 E00 valeur /valœʀ/ (nf) value, worth NF-eur 3.03 A01 L01 E73 R01vedette /vədɛt/ (nf) star NF-tte 0.24 E01 E44 veille /vɛj/ (nf) the day before NF-lle 1.2 E41 J09 vendre /vɑ̃dʀ/ (vt) to sell VB53 2.12 A26 R03vendredi /vɑ̃dʀədi/ (nm) Friday NM-i 2.12 A26 R01 E06 I01venir /v(ə)niʀ/ (vi) to come VB23 3.02 E02 I01 R01 vent /vɑ̃/ (nm) wind NM-t 2.12 A26 T00 vente /vɑ̃t/ (nf) sale NF-te 2.12 A26 T05 ventre /vɑ̃tʀ/ (nm) middle, belly NM-tre 2.12 A26 R03 verre /vɛʀ/ (nm) glass NM-rre 0.22 E51 R03vers /vɛʀ/ (prep) towards PREP 0.22 E50 R01 S00vert, e /vɛʀ, -t/ (adj) green ADJ-t 0.22 E50 R01 T00 T05 vestiaire /vɛstjɛʀ/ (nm) changing room NM-ire 1.19 E30 J01 E54 R03 vêtement /vɛtmɑ̃/ (nm) item of clothing NM-ment 2.12 E32 M02 A26 T00 victoire /viktwaʀ/ (nf) victory NF-ire 1.02 I01 W10 R03 vide /vid/ (adj) empty ADI-e 0.11 I01 E00 vie /vi/ (nf) life NF-ie 0.11 I01 E00 vierge /vjɛʀʒ/ (adj) blank ADI-e 1.19 J01 E50 R01 Z22 vieux, vieille (mpl vieux) /vjø, vjɛj/ (adj) old ADJ-x 1.2 J01 E83 X00 J01 E41 J09village /vilaʒ/ (nm) village NM-age 1.04 I01 L02 A01 Z22 ville /vil/ (nf) town NF-lle 0.11 I01 L12 E00vingt /vɛ̃/ (num) twenty NUM 2.15 E67 G91 T00 vingt et un /vɛ̃teœ̃/ (num) twenty-one NUM 4.03 E67 G91 E14 E81 vingt-deux /vɛ̃tdø/ (num) twenty-two NUM 3.04 E67 G91 E83 X00vingt-trois /vɛ̃ttʀwɑ/ (num) twenty-three NUM 4.16 E67 G91 R01 W12 S00vingtième /vɛ̃tjɛm/ (num) twentieth NUM 2.15 E67 G91 J12 E31 E00violet, e /vjɔlɛ,-t/ (adj) purple ADJ-t 1.19 J01 O01 L01 E36 E30 T05virage /viʀaʒ/ (nm) bend, corner NM-age 1.04 I01 R01 A01 Z22 vis-à-vis /vizavi/ (prep) opposite, in relation to PREP 0.11 I01 Z01 A02 I01 S00visage /vizaʒ/ (nm) face NM-age 1.04 I01 Z01 A01 Z22viser /vize/ (vt) to aim at / for VB06 0.11 I01 Z01 E12vision /vizjɔ̃/ (nf) sight, view NF-sion 2.18 I01 Z10 J01 O21 vite /vit/ (adv) quickly ADV 0.11 I01 T05vitesse /vitɛs/ (nf) speed NF-sse 0.13 I01 E30 S03 E00 vivant, e /vivɑ̃, -t/ (adj) living ADJ-ant 2.11 I01 A21 T00 T05vivre /vivʀ/ (vt) to live through VB76 0.21 I01 R03 voici /vwasi/ (prep) here is, here are PREP 1.15 W10 I01 voie /vwa/ (nf) road, track NF-ie 1.15 W10 E00 voilà /vwala/ (prep) there is, there are PREP 1.15 W10 L01 A02 voir /vwaʀ/ (vti) to see VB39 1.02 W10 R01voisin, e /vwazɛ̃, -in/ (nm, nf) neighbour NMF-n 2.13 W10 Z01 E67 I15 E00voiture /vwatyʀ/ (nf) car NF-re 3.05 W10 Y01 R03 voix /vwa/ (nf) voice NF-x 1.15 W10 X00volée /vɔle/ (nf) volley NF-ée 0.13 O01 L01 E11 E00 voler /vɔle/ (vti) to steal, to fly VB06 0.13 O01 L01 E12volontaire /vɔlɔ̃tɛʀ/ (adj) intentional ADI-e 2.14 O01 L01 O21 E54 R03 vos /vo/ (det) your (plural) DET 3.07 O15 S00votre /vɔtʀ/ (det) your DET 0.23 O01 R03vouloir /vulwaʀ/ (vt) to want VB48 1.15 U02 L01 W10 R01 vous /vu/ (pron) you PRON-pers 0.12 U02 S00voûte /vut/ (nf) vault, arch NF-te 0.12 U05 T05 vrai, e /vʀɛ/ (adj) true, real ADJ-i 0.22 R01 E37 E00vraiment /vʀɛmɑ̃/ (adv) really, truly ADV 2.12 R01 E37 M01 A26 T00vraisemblable /vʀɛsɑ̃blabl/ (adj) probable ADI-e 2.12 R01 E37 A25 L01 A01 L11 E00y /i/ (adv) to it, there ADV 0.11 I05yeux /jø/ (nmpl) eyes NMPL-x 3.04 J06 E83 X00 zen /zɛn/ (adj) unfazed ADI-n 5.01 Z04 E30 N99 zone /zon/ (nf) zone NF-ne 4.15 Z04 O10 N10 Back to top Notes Verb codes VB01 etc. follow the system in Bescherelle's "Complete guide to conjugating 12000 French verbs". NIV and ADI means invariant nouns and adjectives, that are the same for both genders. The "pronunciation level" number ranks the words by increasing difficulty in pronunciation and spelling. The "pronunciation rule" codes tag significant correspondences between written letters and pronunciation. The table is sorted already by the French spelling, and sorting by other columns preserves this as a sub-ordering. References IPA