L’explication en FRANCAIS se trouve a I’interieur de la couverture a la fin. 2 Oi CONTENTS. List of Fr. Irregular Verbs... PAGE 3 Regular Verbs, Tables of 4-7 Auxiliary u u If .. . 8-9 Irregular u ii tl .. .10-24 Impersonal » ii tl .. 25 Rules of Grammar .. . 25-31 PAGE Money Exchange ... ... 32 Thermometer, Barometer ... 33 Metric and British Systems 34-39 French and English History 40 Dictionary. 41-683 Geographical Names. 684-9 SIGNS AND ABBREVIATIONS. A number placed after a verb in the Dictionary—thus, “ Faire (Table 38)”— refers to the table on which it is conjugated. A dot after a letter (thus T') indicates that it is silent—except, in case of a terminal letter, when the word following begins with a vowel or silent H. Two dots indicate that such terminal is silent (or if an N" that it remains nasal) even when followed by a vowel, and forms no liaison in conversation. [ V. word liaison in the Dictionary.] PRONUNCIATION is given down the side ; or, in italics between brackets, after the word. When it follows an English word, the spelling is, of course, intended for the guidance of the French reader; and vice versa. \ * •i [a t?, s etc., means, a pronounced as e, s as etc. GENDER. All feminine words are printed in Italic type. Such abbreviations as a. for adjective, ad. for adverb, v. for verb, pp. for past participle, etc., etc., as well as indications of the pronunciation, are also given in Italics. In compound words, where the first portion is represented by a dash only (_) the printing usually indicates the gender of the ivhole compound : for instance, after the word COUP _ de MAIN is printed wholly as masculine, though main itself is feminine. A dash (_) implies repetition of the chief word, or word to be rendered. When it occurs after a French word in which there are accents, such as GENERATION, such accents are not to be repeated in the English. An initial implies repetition of a word occurring in the translation. A B or C D stand for names of persons. ^ Refer below to this word in the English division. Refer above to this word in the French division. -menf -ly, or -bly, (and vice versa) means that “ment” added to the French adjective (i.e., to the feminine form of the adjective) is equivalent to “ly ” or “bly” at the termination of the English one : that is, such addition gives the adverb. Thus, Nominal -e a. _l [ ment1 -lly] ;»-imotaa mot +Vio ■RncpHoH oSiocfivo written “Nominal,” and that ■ or slang; with a dash lation. 22101589072 « KEY WORD ABBREVIATIONS (Abreviations) Tlie key-words given between brackets (of which most of the following are abbreviations) are usually given in French for the French part, and vice versa. '•* Where a word is almost identical in the two languages, it is given in this list in French only, to save repetition. a. adjectif mach a vap, machine a vapeur ad. adverbe (steam-engine) aero aeronautique, aviation math mathematiques agr agriculture mauv. part, en mauvaise part : anat anatomie: anatomy in a depreciatory sense ang anglais : English mec mecanique arch architecture med medecine : cliirurgie : arg argot: slang surgery astr astronomie met metal: metallurgy auto automobile : motor-car min mineralogie: mines bias blason : heraldry mus musique : music bot botanique : botany on pr. on prononce build building (construction) o s one's self : soi-meme cli chose : en parlant des ouv ouvrage cliosesti.e.speaking of part. participe : participle things as contra-dis- peint peinture : painting tinguished from per- pers personne chem chemistry |_sons) phot photographic chim chimie phys physique com commerce : commercial pl pluriel: plural conj. conjonction : conjuguer: plais par plaisanterie : in fun conjugation poet poetiquement const construction : building polit politique cuti cuisine : cookery pop populaire eye cycle : cycling pp. participe passe : past dr droit : law participle electr electricite: electricity p.pres. participe present Eng English : anglais pr. prononcer : pronounce f. feminin : feminine prep, preposition fam style familier pret. preterit fig au figure : figuratively pron. pronom : pronoun fort fortification scidp scidpture fr . frangais : French se pr. se prononce gen genie : engineering sing singulier : singular geog geographic subj. subjonctif geol geologie tech mot technique : tech- geom geometrie nical word gram grammaire typ typographic: printing hist histoire : history V. Vide : voir : See ... imp. imparfait : imperfect v. verbe inst instrument va. verbe actif int. interjection vn. verbe neutre invar, invariable (no feminine) ‘vr. verbe reflechi irr. irregulier : irregular v. imp. verbe impersonnel m. masculin : masculine vulg vulgaire : vulgar mach machine : machinery zoo zoologie iiL chemin de fer : railway IK militaire : military.term & navigation : naval THE COPYRIGHT OF THIS DICTIONARY INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING STRICTLY ORIGINAL POINTS: — I.—THE DISTINGUISHING OF MASCULINE AND FEMININE GENDERS BY DIFFERENT TYPES, OR OF THE FEMININE BY ITALIC TYPE. II. —THE INDICATION BY TYPOGRAPHIC MARKS OR SIGNS, IN FRENCH WORDS, OF THE LIAISON, OR OF ITS ABSENCE. III. —THE ARRANGEMENT OF BOTH THE FRENCH-ENGLISH AND ENGLISH-FRENCH DIVISIONS CONCURRENTLY ON THE SAME PAGE. IV.—THE MANNER OF ARRANGING THE VERB CONJUGATIONS: AND THE REFERENCE BY NUMBER TO SUCH CONJUGATIONS FROM THE TEXT OF THE DICTIONARY. V.—THE FIGURES SHOWING EQUIVALENT WEIGHTS OR MEASURES AND THEIR MONEY VALUES. VI.—THE TABLE SETTING FORTH AT A GLANCE THE PRINCIPAL DATES IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH HISTORY. VII.—THE TRANSLATION OF ALL WORDS AND PHRASES GIVEN IN THE FOLLOWING PAGES, WHICH HAVE PREVIOUSLY APPEARED IN NO OTHER DICTIONARY. DICTIONARY OF FRENCH a»k ENGLISH ENGLISH ™ FRENCH COMPILED BY JOHN BELLOWS IlEVISED AND ENLARGED BY HIS SON WILLIAM BELLOWS WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF Auguste Marrot Gustave Friteau AND Officier de l'Instruction Publique, Professeur d'Anglais an Lycee Hoche, Etc. Versailles (THIRD EDITION) LONGMANS, GEEEN & COMPANY 39 Paternoster Row, London Bombay and Calcutta HACHETTE & CO. HENRY HOLT & CO. 79 Bd. St. Germain 34 West 33rd Street Paris New York 1916 All rights reserved. \ PRINTED BY JOHN BELLOWS GLOUCESTER, ENGLAND -Ct-Oo *■ % #i»TO«!t*t M(»IC>L n / ri^HE present work has been designed to provide the student with the enlarged edition of 1 Bellows’ “French and English Pocket Dictionary,” for which he has long been asking. The features of that little book—its originality of arrangement and design, and its general usefulness—have been familiar, for many years, to innumerable travellers on both sides of the Channel and of the Atlantic; owing to its merits, it has in fact come to be regarded much more as the friend and companion of its possessor, than as a dictionary in the ordinary meaning of the word. The present volume is but the logical development of that work— reproducing its leading features, in more extended form, for the benefit of those who stay at home; and aiming to be as useful in the class-room, the office or the library, as its little forerunner has shown itself in the field of travel. It is not a simple matter, in a book like this, to suit the needs of every reader upon all occasions ; neither is it easy, where space is a consideration, to avoid the sacrifice of certain words of secondary value which may yet be full of interest and meaning. In the compilation of these pages, the aim has been to comprise such portions of the French and English languages as will serve for all the ordinary purposes of the life we live to-day; for, as Littre so well puts it in his preface, “ l’usage contemporain est le premier et le principal objet d’un dictionnaire.” And not only have the ordinary or daily requirements of the general reader been considered, but this dictionary will be found to contain its full share of technical words and combinations, alive, it is believed, with the life that is the joy of the translator, and derived, wherever possible, from the most authoritative sources. The initiator and inspirer of this work, John Bellows, has not lived to see its publication. But at his death in 1902 he left behind him something of greater value even than the manuscript upon which he loved to labour ; for in the memory of his life and work lay just that inspiration to continue to the end, which has so often been the needed mainstay of the reviser. Another name to be remembered with gratitude for good work done in days gone by, is that of the late Professor Alexandre Beljame, whose services—so valuable in the revision of the original edition—were unfortunately not available in the preparation of the present one. Others, however, have taken up the task : and among these the first place must be given to the two good helpers whose names appear upon the title-page. With a practical experience of the art of dictionary-making, and long acquaintance with the needs of language-students, the first of these helpers—Auguste Marrot—has won my best thanks for his long-continued and conscientious aid in the revision of this book. So also has Grustave Friteau—the enthusiastic teacher of our language at the College of Versailles—whose work, he will admit, has been a labour of love from the beginning. To the names of these esteemed co-workers must be added those of my friends MM. Ardouin, Gruillemin, Claverie, and Hebert—compagnons de voyage on the journey from A to Z, who, by expert knowledge of the route, have made that journey easier. My sister Marian Gibbins undertook the responsible and very tedious task of the initial proof-reading, a service for which it is difficult adequately to thank her. Neither is it easy to express my sense of obligation to the un-named and innumerable helpers, whether in France or in this country, who have contributed to the enrichment of these pages. I cannot close without a grateful reference to the work of the type-setters and printers ; and in this connection I would wish especially to acknowledge the faithful services of Edward Holder, to whose share so large a portion of that work has fallen. W. BELLOWS Gloucester. 16/12/1910 NOTE TO THE THIRD EDITION. I AM indebted to many friends and correspondents on both sides of the Channel for much of the new matter which distinguishes the present (or third) Edition of this dictionary from its predecessors. I especially record with gratitude my obligation to my friend Leopold Cust, whose contributions (especially in the field of technical renderings) have left their permanent mark on the text of the vocabulary. I also deeply appreciate the interest which Professor Gr. Bonet-Maury, of Paris, has shown in the revision of this work, and the practical help which he has so often given to me. And if I wish further to remind myself of the fact that no individual wisdom is sufficient for a task needing the combined intelligence of many brains, I have only to reflect on the valuable suggestions I have also received from A. J. de Havilland Bushnell, M.A., P. Le Roy, and other esteemed correspondents. To each and all of these I offer my sincere thanks. W. B. 26/6/16 21st Thousand “ LIAISON.” the dictionary.] One dot (T ’) marks a terminal as silent, except when the word immediately following begins with a vowel or silent h. In addition to this, two dots (T“) mark it as silent [or if an N" that it remains nasal] even when followed by a word beginning with a vowel or silent h. Example. Chez" given with one dot indicates that the z is silent when followed by a consonant, but forms liaison when followed by a vowel—that is, the z is carried on, so that Chez elle sounds Che-zelle; but on the other hand, COUP" given with two dots indicates that the P is silent under all circumstances, so that Un coup a la fois is sounded “ Un Cou a la fois,'’ and not“ Un cou-pa,” etc. The dot, or double dot, followed by an E as an indication of the feminine form [as LIMOUS!N”-73] must of course be understood as applying to the masculine only. PRONUNCIATION. The pronunciation of words—in the many cases where it is given—is shown by phonetic spelling in italic type, either between brackets immediately after the words themselves, or printed down the left side of the type-columns. The phonetic spelling thus shown after a French word is, of course, intended for the use of the English reader, and vice versa; and although it is not claimed that the exact pronunciation or accentuation of a word can thus be accurately conveyed in every instance, yet the reader will certainly be enabled thereby to pronounce words with a degree of correctness which would be wholly out of his reach without such aid. Vocal teaching in these matters is not always available; and as it makes all the difference to the foreigner who has occasion to use a word, whether he is able to pronounce it so as to be understood, or whether by mispronunciation he renders it impossible for the person to whom he speaks even to guess what he means, the phonetic guidance given in these pages will often prove of value. To take the combination e a in the English words Bean, Bear, Beat, Lead, and Tear, for instance, how can a Frenchman who is beginning to learn the language tell what sound the e a may represent, when even an Englishman can by no possibility say on looking at Lead and Tear, whether they rhyme with “ dead ” and “ near,” or “deed” and “fair,” unless he first ascertains whether they individually stand for Lead (the metal) or Lead (guidance) : or Tear (a rent in a fabric) or Tear, a tear-drop ? On the other hand, it becomes impossible for a Frenchman to mistake in pronouncing either of these words when he finds given along with them, in brackets, the phonetic signs— bine, her, bite, ledd, lide, taire, tire. To say that such indications are useless because there are some words to which they cannot be applied is a mistake. Suppose there is one word in twenty of which we cannot picture the sound to a foreigner, owing to some peculiarity such as that of the English short i in “ simple,” or the nasal n in “thicken,” is this any reason why we should not give the pronunciation of the other nineteen words, about which there is not even the shadow of a difficulty beyond that of the class of sounds to which they severally belong? Even if we go a step further, and take words whose pronunciation can be nearly, but not exactly, given, it is incomparably better to give it nearly than not at all. Thus, the indication that ch in chip is pronounced tch, will not keep a Frenchman from sounding the i too long: but it will keep him from pronouncing the word as “ sheep,” and thus being unintelligible. The til is proverbially difficult, and its difficulty is increased by its representing two different sounds, as in “thin” and “thine:” yet with the simple assistance given under the heading TH and the corresponding marks of “fort” or "faible” opposite each word, any Frenchman can sound either of these combinations very nearly as it ought to be sounded. Or again, where he is warned that ou in Mould must be pronounced like o : or a in Mate, as e : or u in mud, or a in alone, as e in le, te, se: or a in Salt as o in Sort : he will utter either of these words correctly enough. The sound of the English terminal y (in ably, fully, pity, etc.) is somewhat between the French e and i, but very much nearer the former than the latter: and as the slight exaggeration of e is much less unpleasant than that of i, which has an air of caricature about it, and often raises a smile at the speaker’s expense, e has been adopted in this book wherever the sound would admit of its employment. See also the examples given at the word Liaison in the Dictionary. PREPOSITIONS IN ITALICS. Attention is drawn to a footnote throughout the Dictionary to the effect that Prepositions used before nouns and participles are printed in Roman type, and those before verbs in Italic type. This refers to prepositions where they stand alone; for it has not been thought necessary to show the distinction when it is already indicated by a verb accompanying the preposition. Thus, at the verb “Faire va.” to make, to do etc., there is no necessity for italicizing the to, because the thing is clear per se. GENDER. Every feminine word is printed in italics throughout the Dictionary, not only in its alphabetical rank and in each place in which it occurs as a direct rendering, but also in the midst of explanatory sentences, so that, even where its gender is not in question, it shall nevertheless he prominent. In the case of certain compound words, however, a difficulty has had to be overcome, due to the employment of the space-economizing dash (_) which stands, throughout the dictionary, for the repetition of a leading word. While nothing could be clearer than printing each unit of a compound in its own separate gender where it is given in full (as for instance COUP de MAIN), yet when the first word, which is printed once for all at the head of the article of which it forms the subject, is afterwards only represented by a_, there might be a danger of a beginner being misled if he saw | _ de MAIN, from his taking it as a feminine word because the only part of it printed in full (in the word Main) is shown as such. Wherever this has seemed likely to occur, the printing has been made to represent the gender of the WHOLE compound, instead of that of its latter member only : thus— COUP blow (etc.] _de MAIN sudden dash : bold stroke (etc.) A glance at the two lines SATJTE de VENT and SAUTE-en-BABQZJE will show the force of this : for if, in either of these instances, the first portion had happened to be shown by a dash only, the user of the Dictionary might easily have been misled as to the gender. KEY WORDS. In the great majority of cases the KEY WORDS (i.e., the words between brackets indicating the sense to which the rendering applies) are given in the language of the chief word— French where the chief word is French, and English where the chief word is English. There are, however, a few instances where this rule has been reversed, in order more suitably to convey the sense : as, for instance, in line 27 under the word Faire (Faire sauter.) The BLACK BRACKET cuts off a key word, etc., from matter to which it does not belong, while the light one separates it from a word having reference to it (thus.] METRIC AND OTHER TABLES. It is greatly to be hoped that the Metric System of Weights and Measures will before long be officially adopted throughout the British Empire; for it is impossible to calculate the extent to which we handicap ourselves by the continued retention of our own antiquated standards. In the meantime, and pending the introduction of this great reform, we must do the best we can with tables of comparison. At pages 34 to 39 the reader will find a series of such tables compiled to assist him in all his ordinary difficulties, and embodying not only a comparison of the standards of length, weight, and capacity, but those compound equivalents which are often the most difficult to appreciate. The tables have been compiled and checked with every care, and the technical reader or the man of business may accept them as accurate and reliable. Another feature of this work which will doubtless prove of value to the reader is the table of French and English dates given on page 40. Beginning with the first of the Capet kings of France, and coming down to the present time, it amounts—in brief—to the progress of the two nations through a thousand years of history. MISPRINTS. Great care has been bestowed upon the proof-reading of this work : the type-matter has been read and re-read and read again with so much close attention, that it is hoped and believed that serious errors in the printing will prove but rare exceptions. Nevertheless, and in spite of unremitting vigilance, ‘ errare liumanum est’; and the reviser will be glad to be informed of any misprint or typographical defect which may at any time come under the notice of the reader. INote.—Among the many standard dictionaries which have been consulted in this revision are those of Littre, Hatzfeld & Darmesteter, and Larousse: and, for English words, the ‘ Century ’ Dictionary and the great work of Murray. Of books on special subjects, the assistance of the following (to mention only some) must be acknowledged: Guyot’s 1 Dictionnaire de Commerce,’ 1 Les Oiseaux de France,’ by d’Hamonville. ‘ Dictionnaire de Slang,’ by Legras. ‘ L’Argot des Tran- chees,’ by Sainean, Coxe’s ‘Manual of French Law,’ and Nares on ‘ Seamanship.’] CONJUGATION OF FRENCH VERBS. REGULAR VERBS. First Conjugation, Verbs ending in .. ER, as PARLER ... Table 1. Second 11 11 11 IR, „ FINIR „ 2. Third 11 11 11 • OIR, „ RECEVOIR „ 3. Fourth 11 11 11 . RE, „ VENDRE „ 4. Verbs ending in GER, as diriger, in order to preserve the soft sound of the g, retain the E of the infinitive before A and 0, as nous dirig e ons. Those ending in CER, as renon cer, in order to preserve the soft c, take a cedilla before A and 0, as nous renon q ons. Those ending in UER, as jouer, take a diaeresis in ions and iez, present subjunctive and imperfect indicative, as nous joWi ons. Those ending in IER, as cr ier, retain both the i’s in the first and second person plural of the present subjunctive, and imperfect indicative, as que nous cr ii ons. Those that have an unaccented E in the syllable preceding ER, as in men er, take a GRAVE ACCENT on the E when followed in the next syllable by E mute, as je mene. Excepting acheter, peler, geler, etc., which take the grave accent, those ending in ELER, ETER, as atteler, j eter, double the consonant before E mute, a.s j’atteUe, iljette. Those which have E accented in the syllable preceding ER, as ceder, change the acute to a grave before E mute, as je cede : je protege, except in the future and conditional, as je cederai : and verbs in £er, which retain the acute. Those ending in YER, as pay er, sometimes change Y into I before E mute, in third person singular only, as je page, but il page or il pa i e. IRREGULAR VERBS. Auxiliary Verb, AVOIR ... Table 5. | Substantive Verb, £TRE ... Table 6. As the IRREGULARITIES frequently occur only in some of the persons or some of the tenses, while the rest are regular, the irregularities are distinguished by being printed in heavy type. FOR CONVENIENCE OF REFERENCE a complete list of the French irregular and defective verbs is given opposite, with the numbers of the tables (see pages S to 25) at which their conjugation will be found. In their rank in the Dictionarg itself, such verbs can altcags be quicklg identified, from the fact that theg likewise bear a reference to the said tables: thus, THE FRENCH IRREGULAR AND DEFECTIVE VERBS (Reflective verbs and those shown below in heavier type are conjugated with Etre, not Avoir) Abattre Table .... 67 Absoudre 53 s’Abstenir . 15 Abstraire .... 40 Accourir 16 Accroire [page 46] Accroitre .... 65 Accueillir 13 Acquerir .... 9 Adjoindre .... 57 Admettre .. 66 s’Agir 72 Aller, s’en Aller 7 Apparaitre 63 Apparoir [p. 64] Appartenir ... 15 Apprendre 59 Arriver happen 71 n arrive 1 Assaillir 10 Asseoir 24 Astreindre 58 Atteindre 58 Avoir 5: Y avoir 75 Battre 67 Benir [page 89] Boire 34 Bouillir 12 Braire 40 Bruire [page 108] Ceindre. 58 Choir [je chois, il choit, pp. chu-e] Circoncire Circonscrire Circonvenir Clore 46 48 15 36 Cueillir Cuire Table 13 50 Table 58 Debattre 67 Dechoir, pp.dechu Deconfire Decoudre Decouvrir Decrire Decroire Decroitre Dedire Deduire Defaillir Defaire Degeler Dementir se Demettre Departir Depeindre Deplaire Depourvoir Deprendre Desapprendre Desservir Deteindre Detenir Detruire Devenir Devoir [pp. du] Dire Disconvenir .. Discourir Disjoindre Disparaitre Dissoudre Distraire Dormir 46 55 23 48 35 65 42 51 11 38 71 18 66 20 58 39 30 59 59 22 58 15 51 15 3 41 15 16 57 63 53 40 14 Combattre 67 s’Ebattre 67 Commettre .... 66 Echoir [echeant. Comparaitre 63 echu, il echoit] Complaire 39 Eclairer 71 Comprendre 59 tclore 36 Compromettre 66 Econduire 51 Conclure 52 Ecrire . 48 Concourir 16 Elire 44 Conduire 51 E mettre 66 Confire . 46 Emoudre 56 Con joindre 57 Emouvoir [pp. is Connaitre 60 emu] 32 Conquerir . 9 Empreindre.... 58 Consentir 18 Enceindre 58 Construire 51 Enclore . 36 Contenir 15 Encourir 16 Contraindre 58 Endormir 14 Contredire .... 42 Enduire 51 Contrefaire 38 Enfreindre .... 58 Contrevenir 15 s’Enfuir [F. Fuir] Convaincre 68 Enjoindre .... 57 Convenir 15 s’Enquerir .... 9 Corrompre 37 s’Ensuivre .... 69 Coudre . 55 s’Entremettre 66 Courir . 16 Entreprendre 59 Couvrir 23 Entretenir 15 Craindre 58 Entrevoir 29 Croire . 35 Entr’ouvrir 23 Croitre . 64 Envoyer 8 Epreindre s’Eprendre 59 j Equivaloir 26 Eteindre . . 58 Etre 6 Etreindre 58 Exclure 52 Extraire 40 Eaillir 10 Eaire 38 Falloir ... 73 Feindre 58 Ferir [used in the infin. only] Fleurir, blossom 2 flourish [i). 268] Forclore 36 Forfaire [Infin. <fe pp. forfait only] Frire 49 Fuir [page 282] Greindre 58 Geler 71 Gesir [page 290] Greler . 71 Hal'r [page 308] Importer 71 Induire 51 Inscrire 48 Instruire 51 Interdire 42 Interrompre 37 Intervenir 15 Introduire 51 Issir [in pp. issu -e only] Joindre 57 Lire .44 Luire [pp. lui, in masc. only] 51 Maintenir 15 Maudire .... 43 Meconnaitre 60 Medire .... 42 Mentir.18 se Meprendre 59 Mettre . 66 Moudre. 56 Mourir 17 Mouvoir 32 Naitre 61 Neiger . 71 Nuire [pp. nui] 51 Obtenir.15 Offrir . 23 Oindre . 57 Omettre 66 Oui'r [<£ pp. ou'i-e] Ouvrir 23 Paitre 62 Paraltre 63 Parcourir 16 Parfaire .... 38 Partir 20 Parvenir 15 Table Peindre .... 58 Permettre . .. 66 Plaindre .... 58 Plaire 39 Pleuvoir .. 74 Poindre . 57 Poursuivre 69 Pourvoir 30 Pouvoir 33 Predire 42 Prendre 59 Prescrire 48 Pressentir 18 Prevaloir 27 Prevenir 15 Prevoir 30 Produire 51 Promettre 66 Promouvoir [only infin. &pp. promu <& comp, tenses] 32 Proscrire 48 Provenir 15 Querir [inf. only] Rabattre 67 Rapprendre 59 Rasseoir 24 Ratteindre 58 Ravoir [Inf. only] Table Resoudre 54 Ressentir 18 Resservir 22 Ressortir— to go out again 19 to be under the jurisdiction of 2 se Ressouvenir 15 Restreindre Resuiter Reteindre Retenir Revaloir Revenir Revetir Revivre Re voir Rire Romp re Rouvrir 58 71 58 15 26 15 21 70 29 47 37 23 Saillir, project 10 gush out 2 Satisfaire S a voir Secourir | Seduire Sentir 38 31 16 51 18 Rebattre Reconduire Reconnaitre Reconquerir Recoudre Recourir Recouvrir Recrire. 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Je N’avais PAS parle, I had not spoken. Je N’aurais PAS parle, I should not have spoken. Je NE parle GUERE, I scarcely ever speak.—Je NE parle JAMAIS. I never speak. Je NE parle PLUS, I no longer speak.—Je NE parle POINT, I do not speak at all. [V. foil, note.] [The difference between PAS and POINT is that Pas is a less emphatic negative (and is much more frequently used) than Point : thus, II ne fume pas, He is not smoking : II ne fume point, He does not smoke at all, i.e., he never smokes. Je n’en ai pas, I haven't any : Je n’en ai point, I have none whatever. Use Pas and not Point before Plus, Moins, Si, Aussi, Autant: Berlin n’est pas aussi grand que Paris, etc. Pas and Point may be suppressed after the verbs Cesser, to cease; Oser, to dare; and Pouvoir, to be able : thus, Je n’ose le faire, I dare not do it : Je ne puis me taire, I cannot be silent. Pas is omitted after Savoir, to know, when uncertainty is expressed : II ne sait ce qu’il dit, He doesn’t know what he is saying. But where no doubt exists Savoir takes Pas : Je ne sais pas le franqais, I do not know French.] Le verbe auxiliaire TO BE [Eire'] ne prend pas DO ou DID. Negativement on dit:— I am not, Je ne suis pas : Thou art not, etc. A tres peu d'exceptions pres, TO HAVE [Avoir] se comporte de meme : I have not, etc. INTERROGATIVELY. Parle-je? Do I speak? ou, Am I speaking?—Parlais-je? Did I speak? ou, Was I speaking? Parle-t-il? Does he speak? ou, Is he speaking?—Parlait-il? Did he speak? ou, Was he speaking? Parlerai-je? Shall I speak?—Aurai-je parle? Shall I have spoken? Parlera-t-il? Will he speak?—Aura-t-il parle? Will he have spoken? Parlerait-il ? Would he speak ?—Aurait-il parle ? Would he have spoken ? [In many instances the question may be put with “Est-ce que,” as, Est-ce que j’offre ...? Do I offer ...? etc. “Est-ce que” must always be used with verbs which make the first person of the Indicative in one syllable, for the sake of harmony of sound, as, Est-ce que je dors? etc.] Les verbes auxiliaires TO BE et TO HAVE font leur conjugaison interrogative comme en fran<jais, en modifiant la place du pronom : Am I? Have I? Shall I have? etc. NEGATIVELY AND INTERROGATIVELY. [style familier] NE parle-je PAS? Do I not speak? ou, Am I not speaking? . Don't I speak? NE parle-t-il PAS? Does he not speak? ou, Is he not speaking?. Doesn't he speak? NE parlais-je PAS? Did I not speak? ou, Was I not speaking?. Didn't I speak? NE parlait-il PAS? Did he not speak? etc. N’ai-je PAS parle? Have I not spoken?—N’aurai-je PAS parle? Shall I not have spoken? [dans la conversation on dit.] ... J don't, pour I do not I mayn't, I didn't, j I shan't, 1 J ivon't, I haven't, I hadn't, I shouldn't, I may not I did not I shall not I will not I have not I had not I should not 78. CONJUGATION OF A PASSIVE VERB with the Substantive Verb (Table 6), is nearly the same in both languages, except the variation of the past participle in French, the rule for which is given on page 30. [En anglais le participe est invariable] Je suis aime, ... [Feminine, aimee] I am loved Nous serons aimes, [ n aimees] We shall be loved, etc., etc. P. PARTICIPLES conjugated with ETRE in French, TO HAVE in English. Je suis ACCOURU, I have run up (to] Je suis PARTI, ALLE, ARRIVE, DESCENDU, DEVENU, EIMTRE, MONTE, gone arrived come down become entered come up ti n m ti ii ii PARVENU, RESTE, RETOURNE, SORTI, TOMBE, VENU, I have ii ii it it ii it Je suis NE, [fern. NEE,'] I WAS born. 11 est MORT I'annee derniere, He DIED last year. gone, set out succeeded, reached remained come, gone back gone out fallen come [26] CONJUGATION OF REFLECTIVE VERBS. 79. NOTE.—In French, reflective verbs are conjugated with ETRE. En anglais, les verbes reflechis se conjuguent avec TO HAVE. Se blesser, to hurt one's self.—Se blessant, hurting one's self.—Blesse, hurt. s’Etre blesse, to have hurt one’s self.—s’Etant blesse, having hurt one's self. je me blesse, I hurt myself ou, I am hurting myself tu te blesses, thou hurtest thyself il se blesse, he hurts himself nous nous blessons, ive hurt ourselves ou, we are hurting ourselves vous vous blessez, you hurt yourselves ils se blessent, tliey hurt themselves je me blessais, I hurt myself ou, I ivas hurting myself je me blesserai, I shall hurt myself nous nous blessions, we hurt ourselves ou, we tvere hurting ourselves nous nous blesserons, ive shall hurt ourselves je me suis blesse, I have hurt myself tu t’es blesse, thou hast hurt thyself il s’est blesse, he has hurt himself nous nous sommes blesses, we have hurt ourselves vous vous etes blesses, you have hurt yourselves ils se sont blesses, they have hurt themselves NEGATIVELY, ETC. je ne me blesse pas, I do not hurt myself je ne me suis pas blesse, I have not hurt myself ou, I am not hurting myself S'est-elle llessee? Has she hurt herself? Examples of the PRONOUN with the VERB. 80. With an Active Verb. [That is, governing the accusative.] [Regime direct.] Je LE vois, I see him [ou, it] Je LA vois, I see her [ou, it] Il ME voit, He sees me Elle ne ME voit pas, She does not see me Tu L’as vu, Thou hast seen him [ou, it] Nous L’avons vue, We have seen her [ou, it] Vous ne LES avez pas vus, [fern, viees.} You have not seen them LE verrai-je? Shall I see him? [ou, it] LA verrons-nous? Shall we see her? [ou, it] LES aviez-vous vus? [fern. vues?~\ Had you seen them? With a Neuter Verb. [That is, governing the dative.] [Regime indirect.] Je LUI parle, I speak to him [ou, 7ier] I am speaking to him [ou, her} Il ME parle, He speaks [ou he is speaking] to me Elle ME parle, She speaks to me Tu LUI as parle, Thou hast spoken to him [ou, her] Nous LUI avons parle, We have spoken to him [ou, her] Vous ne LEUR avez pas parle, You have not spoken to them LUI parlerai-je? Shall I speak to him [ou, her] T them ? LEUR parlerez-vous? Will you speak to VOUS parleront-ils? Will they speak to you? A participle accompanied by AVOIR never agrees with its subject, and only with its direct object when that object precedes the participle. [V. examples on p. 30.] When a neuter verb is followed by the preposition DE, the pronoun used as its complement is EN, “of it: some : any.” [This EN is the Latin INDE (thence, hereupon, etc.] When a noun is preceded by de, du, de la, des, or the indefinite article, its complementary pronoun is EN. Parlait-il de VExposition? ... Was he speaking of the Exhibition? Il EN parlait . He was [speaking of it, sous-entendu] [ou. “Did he speak of,” etc.? “He did.”] Avez-vous achete des pommes? Have you bought any apples? Nous EN avons achete . We have [bought some, sous-entendu] When the noun is preceded by a, the pronoun must be Y, “there : here : at: to : to it.” [This Y is the Latin IBI (there.) By loss of the medial consonant it became i i, and then Y.] A-t-elle ete a VExposition? ... Has she been to the Exhibition? Oui, elle Y a ete . She has [Yes, she has been to it.] Allons a Rouen: un de nos amis Let us go to Rouen : a friend invites us there [on nous invite a Y aller dit mieux, “has invited us there”] When a verb is followed by any other preposition than those above mentioned (de, a, etc.) the pronouns which serve as its complement are—moi, me : toi, thee : lui, him [or it] : elle, her [or it] : nous, us : vous, you : eux, [fern, elles] them. These are placed in the same order in the sentence both in the French and English—Devant lui, Before him : Apres elles, [or eux] After them. [27] GENERAL RULES. GENDER OF NOUNS. An important feature of this dictionary is its method of distinguishing the genders of nouns and adjectives by different types, the more readily to strike the eye, and therefore the more deeply to impress the memory. At the same time it is a fair general clue to the gender of words derived from the Latin and Greek to know that nouns which are feminine in Latin are feminine in French also, and words which are masculine or neuter in Latin, as well as most words directly derived from the Greek, are MASCULINE in French. There are exceptions: but to be fully master of these, the student should examine the reasons for them, which are very interesting, and for which he should consult some of the works specially devoted to this subject. Of the French nouns which end in a consonant or other vowel than e mute, over 6,000 are masculine. About 3,000 are feminine, nearly all of which end in -ion or -te. Of the nouns ending in e mute, over 6,000 are feminine, and about 2,500 masculine; of these latter, nearly 1,000 end in -age or -sme. FORMATION OF FEMININE. (1) If an adjective does not end in E mute, the feminine is formed by adding one, thus:— Grand, grande: joli, jolie: except those comprised in the following rules: (2) Substantives and adjectives ending in EUR form their feminine in EUSE, if they are derived from the present participle of a verb: Dans-ant-eur-ense, &c. (12 exceptions.) (3) Substantives and adjectives not formed from the pres. part, of a verb (as in the second rule) change TEUR into TRICE : Acteur -trice | Accusateur -trice, &c. (4) Substantives and adjectives in EUR, expressing an idea of comparison or superiority, form their feminine regularly by the addition of an E mute: Anterieur-e | Inferieur-e | Superieur-e | Meilleur-e, &c. (5) Substantives and adjectives in EAU have their feminine ending in ELLE: Un jouvenceau, Vne jouvencelle | Beau, belle | Nouveau, nouvelle (6) Substantives or adjectives ending in EIL, EL, EN, ET, IEN, or ON, double the final consonant and add an E mute : Pareil-Zle | Criminel-Re | Aneien-nne | Sujet-fte | Chretien -nne | Fripon-nne (7) Substantives and adj. in E mute under jo no change (except Traitre, traitresse, etc.): Un or line camarade | Un or line domestique | Aimable, celebre, facile, sage, &c. (8) Adjectives ending in F change this letter into VE : Bref, breve | Captif, captive | Yeuf, veuve, &c. (9) Adjectives ending in X change X into SE: Creux, creuse | Jaloux. jalouse [ Heureux. heureuse, &e. The following are EXCEPTIONS : Bas basse Favori favorite Pecheur pecheresse Benin benigne Fou folle Pret prete Blanc blanche Frais fraiche Public publique Caduc caduque Franc franche Replet replete Chanteur cantatrice Gentil gentille Roux rousse Complet complete Gras grasse Sec seche Concret concrete Grec grecque Secret secrete Defendeur defenderesse Gros grosse Son sa Demandeur demanderesse Incomplet incomplete Suret surete Discret discretei Indiscret indiscrete Sot sotte Doux douce Inquiet inquiete Tiers tierce Enchanteur enchanteresse Long longue Ton ta Epais epaisse Malin maligne Turc turque Expres expresse Mon ma Vengeur vengeresse Faux fausse Mou molle Vieux vieille Nul nulle Nouns expressing professions followed by men have often no feminine, even when exercised by women: as. Peintre, Poete, Professeur, Amateur, etc. Many names of animals have different words for the masculine and the feminine : as, Cheval, jument: Boeuf, vache: Taureau, genisse, etc. [28] [A] The ADJECTIVE in French must agree, both in gender and number, with the noun or pronoun it describes or qualifies: so that, while invariable in English, it has four forms in French. Un bon gallon, Une tonne fille, De bons gallons, De tonnes fllles, A good boy. A good girl. Good boys. Good girls. [V. Demi. Feu, Grand, and Nu, in the Dictionary.] NUMERICAL ADJECTIVES (except Un-e : Premier-tere : Second-e) have the same form for both genders. [B] When one adjective applies to two or more nouns, it must be in the plural: and if any one of such nouns be masculine, the adjective must be masculine. It is well in such cases to place the masculine substantive last in the series, although not always essential. L'eau et le vin sont bon S. | La cour et Ie jardin sont grand S. Comparative and Superlative of Adjectives. [C] En anglais le comparatif se forme, pour les mots dLINE SYLLABE, en ajoutant ...ER ou ...R comme terminaison. A bright light : a brighter light. | A rare thing : a rarer thing. Le superlatif, en ajoutant ...EST ou ...ST. The brightest, rarest, sweetest, longest, shortest, etc. Pour les mots de deux syllates, ou plus, en mettant devant le positif l'adverbe MORE, MOST, etc. A brilliant light : a more brilliant light : the most brilliant light. Pour marquer les degres d'inferiorite on dit ‘not so ... as’ ou (mais cette forme est beaucoup moins usitee) ‘less ... than.’ A light not so bright as the other : It is not so rare, ou, It is less rare. [D] The French makes the comparative with the adverb PLUS to mark superiority (une lumiere plus trillante) MOINS to show inferiority (une chose moins rare) AUSSI ... to indicate equality (une lumiere aussi trillante que l’autre : a light as brilliant as the other.) Plus and moins, followed by a number, require DE instead of QUE. Plus de vingt, moins de trente : more than 20, less than 30. The FRENCH SUPERLATIVE is formed by placing the definite article before the adverb : la plus trillante lumiere (or, la lumiere la plus trillante.) [E] IRREGULAR COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES. Bon, Beaucoup, Petit, Mauvais, meilleur, plus, moindre, or, plus petit, pire, or, plus mauvais, le meilleur. le plus, le moindre. le plus petit, le pire. le plus mauvais. Good, better, best, Much, more, most. Little, less, least. or, smaller, smallest. Bad, worse. worst. Position of Adjective before or after the Noun. [F] No hard and fast rule can be laid down for this: but subject to exceptions which custom and taste alone decide, it comes AFTER the noun in the following cases. [G] Adjectives that can be used alone as names of persons or of things, such as l’ambitieux, l’aveugle, le riche, etc. Un caractere ambitieux, un pays riche, etc. [H] Participles employed as adjectives: aimant, satisfaisant, decide, instruit etc Un etre aimant : des raisons satisfaisantes : un caractere decide, etc. [ I ] Geographical adjectives (L’empire romain : la mode anglaise), and those denoting colour or matter, taste or form : such as, Rouge, jaune : aerien, sulfureux : acide, amer : rond, carre. [K] Where the adjective can be placed either before or after the noun, it gives either a different degree of force to the meaning or a totally different sense : Une maison magnifique, is ‘ a beautiful [or splendid] house ’: Une magnifique maison, is ‘a splen'did [or magnificent]• house,’ with a very strong accent on, and deliberate pronunciation of the word splen'did [or magnificent.] Un grand homme, Un homme grand, Un bon homme, Un homme bon, Un brave homme, Un homme brave, De nouveaux livres, Des livres nouveaux, Un pauvre homme, Un homme pauvre, A great man. A tall man. A simple man. A kind man. A good sort of man. A brave man. Other books. New books. A poor silly man. A poor man. Un petit homme, A little man. Un homme petit, A mean man. Une honnete femme, An honest ‘woman. Une femme honnete, A polite ivoman. Une grosse femme, A fat (or stout) ivoman. Une femme grosse, A pregnant ivoman. Une femme sage, A prudent woman. Une sage-femme, A midwife. etc., etc. [29] The ADVERB is invariable. As in English it is formed by adding ...LY to the adjective, so, as a general rule, it is formed in French by adding ...MENT to the feminine form of the adjective : Ex. Doux, Douce : adverb, Doucement. Actif, Active : n Activement. When the adjective ends in ANT (fern. AlXTE) the adverb makes ...AMMENT : Ex. Courant, Courante : adverb, Couramment. When the adjective ends in ENT, ENTE, the adverb makes ...EMMENT : Ex. Prudent, Prudente : adverb, Prudemment. The PARTICIPE PRESENT is invariable. f cet homme On a trouve | cette femme | parlant, lisant, chantant. I ces hommes j" l ces femmes J When it is employed as a VERBAL ADJECTIVE, however, it ceases to be a participle, and must follow the same rule as other adjectives. [V. Note A on page 29.] The dilference between a present participle and a verbal adjective is simple to an Englishman, as he may always ascertain it by remembering whether, if the word were translated into English with the termination ...ing, it would have to come before, or after the noun. If before, it is an adjective: if after, it is a participle. EXAMPLES PRESENT PARTICIPLE. I VERBAL ADJECTIVE. Cet homme est bon, OBLIGEANT tout le monde quand il en trouve Voccasion. Cette femme est bonne, OBLIGE ANT tout le monde quand elle le peut. (That is, Tiiis man, or this woman obliges everyone. It is merely the verb expressed in another way.) The PARTICIPE PASSE number : — C’est un homme obligeant C’est une femme obligeant e Ce sont des personnes obligeant es In each of these sentences “obligeant” is variable, because it is used as an adjective to describe the quality or character of its subject, but not the action of ‘To oblige.’ (That is, He is an obliging man, She is an obliging woman, They are obliging people.) must agree in gender and [A] With the SUBJECT when employed with £TRE (except in reflective verbs.] [B] With the OBJECT when employed with AVOIR [or in REFLECTIVE VERBS with Etre, which takes the place of Avoir] IF THE OBJECT BE BOTH DIRECT and placed BEFORE THE PARTICIPLE. Under all other circumstances it is INVARIABLE. EXAMPLES WITH £TRE. La loi est cupprim eV- I Elle est aim e'e | Mes freres sont venu s | Elies sont parti es Variable, because the DIRECT OBJECT is BEFORE the participle. WITH AVOIR. Les livres que j’ai lu s. Les personnes que j’ai vu es. La lettre que j’ai ecrite. WITH £TRE used for AVOIR. Ma sceur s’est coapee. Coupee fern, sing., because SE, which precedes it, is direct object [ma sceur a coupe elle. ] Nous NOUS sommes blesses en jouant. Blesses masculine plural, because the second pronoun NOUS is the direct object [nous avons blesse nous.] Invariable, because the DIRECT OBJECT is AFTER the participle. WITH AVOIR. J’ai lu les livres. J’ai vu les personnes. J’ai ecrit deux lettres. WITH £TRE used for AVOIR. Ma soeur s’est coupe le doigt. Coupe invariable, because the direct ob- ' ject (doigt) is after the participle [ma sceur a coupe le doigt a elle.'] The pronoun SE is indirect object. Nous NOUS sommes donne un rendez-vous. Donne invariable, because the direct object [un rendez-vous] comes after the participle. Nous is indirect object. [30] Dans toute proposition principale, SHALL pour la premiere personne et WILL pour la deuxieme et la troisieme, indiquent simplement un temps futur, tandis que WILL pour la premiere personne et SHALL pour les deux autres annoncent une idee de volonte de la part de i elui qui parle. My master WILL carry his parcel himself. Mon maitre portera lui-meme son paquet. My man SHALL fetch your luggage. Mon domestique ira chercher vos effets. Dans les phrases int&'rogatives, la regie precedente est ordinairement prise en sens inverse, parce qu’il faut. dans la question, anticiper la forme de la reponse. SHALL I go? SHALL he go? car la reponse sera : Yes, you shall go : he shall go. Oui ou non, je veux que vous alliez, qu’il aille. SHALL you see him? WILL you see him? parce qu’on s’attend aux reponses : I SHALL see him, J’irai le voir (simple futur.) I WILL see him, J’irai le voir (je vous promets d’aller le voir.) Dans les propositions incidentes, “Shall’’ a la deuxieme et a la troisieme personne indique un temps futur, en meme temps que la volonte de celui qui parle. The student who SHALL speak English best WILL gain the prize. (ou, The student who speaks English best SHALL gain the prize.) L’eleve qui parlera le mieux anglais remportera le prix (■indication de volonte.) SHOULD et WOULD pr. ‘choudd’ etl _‘ououdd,’ bref. J 83. SHOULD est la premiere pei'sonne de WOULD, quand il s’agit de marquer le conditionnel simple (c.-a.-d. sans idee de devoir.) I, WE SHOULD Thou wouldst He, you, they would \ d b V I die, if ... be fined like to be glad be sorry f mourrions si ... I serions mis a Vamende -< aimerions a ... I serions heureux de ... V. regretterions, serions faches En tout autre cas Should et Would sont reguliers. Par exemple : I, WE SHOULD Thou shouldst He, you, they should I, ou WE WOULD Thou wouldst He, you, they would \ J / signifie que (je, tu, il) nous sommes d’avis que ..., Notre jugement (opinion) nous porte a ..., incline a ..., nous devrions ... c.-a.-d. naturellement, sans doute. advise him to go ... Je lui conseillerais d’y aller, Yous lui conseilleriez d’y aller. EXAMPLES of the Verb CAN. 84. I will do it if I can, Je le ferai, si je puis. | I cannot, [fam. I can’t] Je ne puis pas. I will do what I can, Je ferai ce que je pourrai : je ferai tout mon possible. How can you tell ? Comment le savez-vous ? It is more than I can tell, C’est ce que je ne sais pas. Nobody can tell, Personne n’en sait rien. I can find him nowhere, Je ne puis le trouver nulle part. Make all haste you can, Faites toute la diligence possible. He is as like him as can be, Il lui ressemble tout a fait. He is sure he can do it, Il est sur de pouvoir le faire. As sure as can be, De la faqon la plus certaine : indubitablement. As soon as can be, Aussi tot que possible. He is as bad as can be, Il est aussi mechant qu’on puisse l’etre : on ne saurait etre plus mechant. You cannot but know it, Vous ne pouvez pas l’ignorer. Cannot you hold your tongue? Ne sauriez-vous vous taire? One cannot tell which way it will go, On ne sait pas quelle en sera Vissue. I cannot but laugh when I see him, Je ne puis m’empecher de rire quand je le vois. It cannot be, Cela ne peut pas etre. [31] MONEY The table of standard equivalent values here given has been entirely modified by the Great War. Variations in the rates of exchange are frequent and must be reckoned as they arise from day to day. English Amer. German French English Amer. German s. d. dols. c. m. pf. fr. c. s. d. dols. c. m. pf. 0 0* 0 01 0 04 2 87-5 2 30 0 1 0 02 0 08 2 92 o Lj 4 0 56 0 10 3 00 2 40 0 1* 0 03 0 12 3 02 2 5 0 58 0 16 3 12 5 2 fi 0 60 2 50 0 2 0 04 3 23 2 7 0 62 0 20 3 25 2 60 0 21 0 05 3 33 2 8 0 64 0 3 0 06 0 25 3 37*5 2 70 0 30 3 44 2 9 0 66 0 4 0 08 3 50 2 80 0 40 3 54 2 10 0 68 0 5 0 10 3 62-5 2 90 0 6 0 12 0 50 3 65 2 11 0 70 2 92 0 7 0 14 — 3 75 3 0 0 72 3 00 0 60 3 85 3 1 0 74 3 08 0 8 0 16 3 87*5 3 10 0 70 3 96 3 2 0 76 0 9 0 18 4 00 3 20 0 80 4 06 3 3 0 78 0 10 0 20 4 12-5 3 30 0 90 4 17 3 4 0 80 0 11 0 22 4 25 3 40 1 0 0 24 1 00 4 27 3 5 0 82 1 0* 0 25 1 04 4 37-5 3 6 0 84 3 50 1 1 0 26 1 08 4 48 3 7 0 86 — 1 10 4 50 3 60 1 2 0 28 4 58 3 8 0 88 1 20 4 62-5 3 70 1 3 0 30 4 69 3 9 0 90 1 30 4 75 3 80 1 4 0 32 4 79 3 10 0 92 1 40 4 87-5 3 90 1 5 0 34 4 90 3 11 0 94 1 6 0 36 1 50 5 00 4 0 0 96 4 00 1 7 0 38 — 5 21 4 2 1 00 4 16 1 60 6 25 5 o 1 20 5 00 1 8 0 40 7 50 6 0 1 44 6 00 1 70 8 75 7 o 1 68 7 00 1 9 0 42 10 00 8 0 1 92 8 00 1 80 11 25 9 o 2 16 9 00 1 10 0 44 12 50 10 0 2 40 10 00 - 1 90 13 75 11 o 2 64 11 00 1 11 0 46 1 92 15 00 12 0 2 88 12 00 2 0 0 48 2 00 20 00 16 0 3 84 16 00 2 1 0 50 2 08 25 00 20 0 4 80 20 00 2 10 50 00 £2 9 60 40 00 2 2 0 52 75 00 £3 14 40 60 00 2 20 100 00 £4 19 20 80 00 2 3 0 54 125 00 £5 24 00 100 00 <D © © qcjica w o G_ •8 - — £ o © © o © © — o m — CM c o o 0) u c/T 2 w T5 G 3 O >H o 6 05 CO cn 0) 3 H u -2 3 Cfl ° s c s © 2 © ® m £■ . G © K © ^ l^S *H - :G ° c/> £ ^ O.S 2 o CC o s a. -M CO W , ■oS z s°. a s® < > ° 3 <J rv 03 S r ^ 05 O •a* £ m o 05 G o .a c W 05 G CD ry <X> G © £2© rG © , CD li 1 2 ;G o ^3 G -G ? ; ««fa 05 CD co *G 05 - G 2 C/5 05 *_T3 G CL *— o •^05 © 05 O 2 m 2 -S 53 —* cS «t-i rS 9 °"T3 -t c oft '» 4) 9 <1 . CO J= -g § § s « r*- O pM 00 CO CO o u c ce ct GS in cm G3 CO 3d G - H 3 c6 U cfi Cu 05 CO 05 G O 05 05 Jh 05 -O -4-9 CO G 9 05 CD G c$ G2 05 X 05 G O u c3 > -G aJ 'G aJ 05 -G to r^S i- cO 9 <0 (h ® ® qq French fr. c. 0 05 0 10 0 12-5 0 15 0 20 0 21 0 25 0 26 0 31 0 37-5 0 42 0 50 0 52 0 62 5 0 73 0 75 0 83 0 87-5 0 94 100 1 04 1 12-5 1 15 125 1 30 1 35 1 37-5 1 46 1 50 1 56 1 62-5 67 75 77 1875 1 98 2 00 2 08 2 12-5 2 19 2 25 2 29 2 37-5 2 40 2 50 2 60 2 62-5 2 71 2 75 2 81 [32] showing Fahrenheit, Centigrade, and Reaumur Equivalents. BOUILLANTE MELTING POINT OP SOLIDS in Degrees Centigrade (Supplied by Casella, London) Aluminium Antimony Bismuth Brass Copper Glass Gold Ice (atmos. 660 440 265 1030 approx. 1083 1100 approx. 1063 0 pressure) Iridium 1950 Iron (cast) 1135 (white) 1220 (grey) Lead (cast) 326 Mercury -397 Nickel 1543 Platinum 1775 Silver 945 Sodium 97 Steel 1420 (hard) 1475 (mild) Sulphur ... 114 Tin. 227 Zinc. 415 GLACE FONDANTE 5 DEGREES CENTIGRADE EQUAL 9° OF FAHRENHEIT OB 4° OF REAUMUR In calculating higher or lower temperatures than are given in this scale, care must be taken to add or deduct (as the case may be) for the 32 degrees, which is the freezing point of Fahrenheit. The freezing point (glace fond ante) in the Centigrade and Reaumur thermometers, is O. The boiling point (eau bouillante, or point d'ibullition) is respectively— In Centigrade ... ... 100 ,, Reaumur ... ... 80 ,, Fahrenheit . 212 Comparison between English and French scales. Compiled from the Tables of the Bureau den Longitudet By JOHN BELLOWS, Gloucester ins. 31- 9— 8— 7— 6— 3— 2— 1— 30- 9— 8— 7- 6— 5— 4— 3— 2 1— 29- 9- 8— 7— 6— 5— 4— 3— 2— 28~ 9— 8 7- 6— 6— 4— 3— 2— 27~ 9— 8 7— 4 3— 2— 1- 26 9- 8— 7— 6— 5— 4— 3— - 2— 1 25- 9— 8— 7— 6— 5 4- 3— 2— 1— 24- 787 —784 —782 •779 —777 —774 —772 —769 ‘67 —764 761 -759 •756 •754 —751 —749 —746 —744 -741 -739 736 —734 -731 -728 —726 —723 —721 —718 —716 —713 711 —708 —706 —703 —701 —698 -695 -693 —690 39 85 31 1 77 •23 69 {J1 15 Eel 61 - •07 ■ 53 W a (A EH 99 /F£J • 45 M ' 91 37 • 83 • 29 • 75 *21 • 67 ^ • 13 ^ '59 .5? & •97 ® •43 • 89 CO • 35 M • 81 <J ■V3 3 19 $ 55 < • 65 • 11 *57 • 03 •49 •95 H 41 03 87 M —688 * 33 EH 685 —683 —680 -678 —675 —673 —670 —668 —665 —662 660 -657 —655 -652 —650 —647 —645 —642 -640 —637 634 -632 -629 -627 -624 -622 -619 -617 —614 -612 609 79 'H 25 H O Ph n M • 71 • 17 • 63 •09 •55 *01 ^ • 47 • 93 •39 85 31 77 23 69 15 61 07 53 0 55 o M m Ph 3 ® 91 37 ■ 83 > 55 o 75 O 21 67 13 5P □ k to S ^ -«i V ® ® 4, ~ J .2-3 5 g ft. >■ — « a. •» 5 - > •g • * * g „2 -a * * - c ||1 = S.S§.-5 111 I M||5 s! a -gs-S ft. • ^ 3 5 o a c o » 11 - a S 1: » a. 2- s? 2-si s:§ 7 5 2 0 i o 2 o J5 S. ® ~ 1 £ ; £ u , £E-2^£g>gS s a e 212 r ? “ •31 sSsS.5 1? . 5.514 r 2 it&2 © 2 •» " -a •* ^ * J S 2 " a- mm. 790* 88... 86— 84.. . 82— 780* 78.. . 76— 74.. . 72— 770* 68.. . 66— 64.. . 762 — 760* 58.. . 56— 54.. . 52— 750* 48.. . 46— 44.. . 42— 740* 38.. . 36— 34.. . 32— 730* 28.. . 26— 24.. . 22— 720* 18.. . 16— 14.. . 12— 710* j 98.. . 96— 94.. . 92— 690* 88.. . 86— 84.. . 82— 680* 78.. . 76— 74.. . 70_ 670* 68.. . 66— 64.. . 62 - 660* 58.. . 56— 54.. . 52— 650* 48.. . 46— 44.. . 42— 640* 38.. . 36— 34.. . 32— 630* 28.. . 26— 24.. . 22— 620* 18.. . 16— 14... 12— 610* inches 31*103 ...31 • 024 —30 * 945 ...30 * 867 —30 * 788 30709 ...30 • 630 —30 ’ 552 ...30 • 473 —30 • 394 30316 ...30 • 237 —30 * 158 ...30 • 079 —30 — 29*922 ...29 • 843 —29 * 764 ...29 * 686 —29 * 607 29*528 ...29 • 449 —29 * 371 ...29 * 292 —29 * 213 29*134 ...29 • 056 —28 ■ 976 ...28 * 898 —28 ‘ 819 28*741 ...28 • 662 —28 • 583 ...28 * 504 —28 * 426 28*347 ...28 • 268 —28 * 189 ...28 * 111 —28 * 032 27*953 ...27 * 875 —27 * 796 ...27-717 —27 • 638 27*560 ...27 • 481 —27 • 402 ...27 323 —27 • 245 27*166 ...27 • 087 —27 • 008 ...26 * 930 —26 • 851 26*772 ...26 * 693 —26 * 615 ...26 * 536 —26 • 457 26*378 ...26 * 300 —26 * 221 ...26 * 142 —26 * 063 25*985 ..25 • 906 —25 • 827 ...25 * 748 —25 • 670 25*591 ...25 * 512 —25 * 433 ...25 * 3.55 —25 * 276 25*197 ...25 • 119 —25'040 ...24 • 961 —24 • 882 24*804 ..24*725 -24 • 646 ...24 * 567 —24 • 489 24*410 ..24 • 331 —24 * 252 ..24 • 174 —24 • 095 24*016 y at M M h! e> fc s o +3 ft •H P5 H EH H a o Ph < n M o fc B P3 5W O 55 O w OQ « s > 55 O o RAINFALL (pluie tnmbte) is reckoned in France by millimetres. (For equivalents see Table above.) [33] THE METRIC AND BRITISH SYSTEMS No. 87. METRIC LINEAL MEASURES ROUGHLY, for conversational use. 25th of an inch. 102 equal 4 inches. Rather less than half an inch. I 0 equal about 4 inches. 30 nearly 1 foot. Say 4 inches ; or 3 decim. equal 1 foot. 3 feet 3 ins. and 3-8ths. 1 yard and l-10th. II equal 12 yards. 5 equal a pole or perch. * 20 equal 1 chain. 201 equal 1 furlong. 11 yards (all but 2 inches). Half a furlong. 4 equal \ of a mile. 5 furlongs. 8 kilometres equal 5 miles. Millimbt. = Inches CENTIMETRES = INCHES METRES = 1000 metres = 3281 ft., FEET or 10931 yds. kilomEtres=miles 100 k. = 62-138 m. mm. in. c. in. c. in. m. ft. in. m. ft. in. m. ft. yds. k. m. k. m. k. m i = 0'039 1= = 0-394 10- = 394 i= 3 34 10 = 32 10 100 = = 328- = 109 1 = £ 8 10 = = 6i 100- - 62 2 0'079 2 0-787 20 7-87 2 6 6S 20 65 7 200 656 219 2 u 20 121 200 124 3 O'llS 3 1-181 30 11-81 3 9 10 30 98 5 300 984 328 3 Is 30 19 300 186 4 0-157 4 1-575 40 15-75 4 13 H 40 131 3 400 1312 437 4 21 40 25 400 249 5 0-197 5 1-969 50 19-69 5 16 5 50 164 500 1640 547 5 3 50 31 500 311 6 0'236 6 2-362 60 23-62 6 19 8 60 197 600 1968 656 6 3| 60 37 600 373 7 0-276 7 2756 70 27-56 7 22 111 70 230 700 2297 766 7 70 431 700 435 8 0'315 8 3-150 80 31-50 8 26 3 80 262 800 2625 875 8 5 80 50 800 497 9 0-354 9 3-543 90 3543 9 29 6i 90 295 900 2953 984 9 5f 90 56 900 559 EXACTLY MILLIMETRE . CENTIMETRE . DECIMETRE . METRE . . . [the metre is one ten- millionth part of the earth’s meridian quadrant. ] DECAMETRE . HECTOMETRE . KILOMETRE . 0’0394 INCH 0'3937 INCH 3‘937 INCHES 39-37079 INCHES 3'2809 feet 1'0936 yard 32 "809 FEET 0*06214 MILE 0*62138 MILE. BRITISH LINEAL MEASURES EXACTLY INCH .... 25-3995 MILLIMETRES FOOT [12 ins.] 30*479 CENTIMETRES YARD [3 ft.] 0 91438 METRE CHAIN [ :J“2“h,] . 20-116 METRES FURLONG [,.Sr] 201*164 METRES Mil F F kilometre 1 1*1 1 Lt [_ in table above J 1609*3149 METRES 1/ /“V“T“ T or Nautical mile ~| IN 1 1 0f 6080 ft. J 1853 ROUGHLY, for conversational use. 1 “pouce.” 25 millimetres. 4 equal 10 centimetres. 30 centimetres. V. word METRE, in table above 5A- equal 5 metres. 11 equal 10 metres. V. word mEtre, in table above. 20 metres. 5 equal 1 hectometre. 50 equal 1 kilometre. 200 metres. 5 equal 1 kilometre. Rather over lj kilometre. 5 equal 8 kilometres. 54 knots equal 100 kilometres. METRES in mm. (/) in. mm. FEET - METRES MILES = KILOMETRES if = 1-59 u cc H 1 = 254 1000 feet = 304"79 metres. m. m. m. k. 317 2 51 ft. m. ft. m. ft. m. ft: m. i 4- = 0 402 8 = 12 874 100=161 5 A 4-76 Ld 3 76 1 = 0'305 10 = 3-05 100= 30-5 1000= =304-8 b 0 804 9 14 484 200 322 S i 1' 1 ■CTS 6-35 4 102 2 0-61 20 6-10 200 61 2000 610 3 4 1 206 10 16 093 300 483 7-94 5 127 3 0-914 30 9 14 300 91 3000 914 1 1 609 12 19 312 400 644 O 3 C 8 952 2 6 152 4 1-219 40 1219 400 122 4000 1219 2 3 219 15 24 140 500 805 Z T% 11-11 II 7 178 5 1-524 50 15-24 500 152 5000 1524 3 4 828 20 32 186 600 966 0! 12-70 cn 8 203 6 1-829 60 18-29 600 183 6000 1829 4 6 437 25 40 233 700 1127 J2 1 15'87 X 9 229 7 2134 70 21 34 700 213 7000 2134 5 8 047 30 48 279 800 1287 t- 3 CB 4 1905 210 254 8 2438 80 24 38 800 244 8000 2438 6| 10 058 40 64 373 900 1448 22-22 11 279 9 2-743 90 27 43 900 274 9000 2743 7 11 265 50 80 468 1000 1609 [34] COMPARATIVE PRICES, LINEAL AND SQUARE, at 25 fr. to the £. PER FOOT RUN, &c. Per j foot run Per yard Par 9 -+3 'CD r* tj Per foot rui: Per yard Par metre s. d. s. d. fr. c. s. d. s. d. fr. c. 0 Oj =r of = 0 5 1 3 1 71 0 o* 0 ll 0 17 0 6 1 6 2 05 0 1 0 3 0 34 0 7 1 9 2 39 0 n 0 3| 0 43 0 8 2 0 2 73 0 li 0 H 0 51 0 9 2 3 3 07 0 2 0 6 0 68 0 10 2 6 3 42 0 2 * 0 0 85 0 11 2 9 3 76 0 3 0 9 1 03 1 0 3 0 4 10 0 4 1 0 1 37 — PER SQUARE FOOT, &c. c cr ^3 £'? cr * -fJ C" 3J -CD 55 1 <D 03 - P-rS cs s- <D o 3. $ o3 ci r P4'2 as dH P4 - Pb s. d. s. d. fr c. s d S d fr c. 0 04 = 44 — 56 0 8 6 0 8 97 0 1 0 9 1 12 0 9 6 9 10 09 0 14 l 14 1 68 10 7 6 11 21 0 2 l 6 2 24 11 8 3 12 33 0 3 2 3 3 36 1 0 9 0 13 45 0 4 3 0 4 48 2 6 22 6 33 63 0 5 3 9 5 60 4 0 36 0 53 SO 0 6 4 6 6 73 5 0 45 0 67 26 0 7 5 3 7 85 COMPARATIVE PRESSURES PAR CENTIMETRE CARRE AND PER SQUARE INCH. PER SQUARE INCH AND PAR CENTIMETRE CARRE 1 cent, carre = 0‘155 square inch. 1 square inch = 6‘451 cent, carres. Grammes par cent, carre lbs. per □ inch Kilos. par cent, carre lbs. per □ inch Pounds per □ inch Kilogrammes par cent, carre Pounds per □ inch Kilogrammes par cent, carre 25 = 035 1 = 1422 5 = •35 120 = 8-44 50 ... 0'71 2 ... 2845 10 ... •70 130 ... 9-14 75 ... 1-06 3 ... 42-67 15 ... 1-05 140 ... 9-84 100 ... P42 4 ... 56-89 20 ... 1-40 150 ... 10-54 200 ... 2-84 5 ... 7P11 30 ... 2-10 160 ... 11-25 250 ... 3-55 6 ... 85-34 40 ... 2‘81 180 ... 12-65 300 ... 4-27 7 ... 9956 50 ... 3-51 200 ... 14-06 400 ... 5’69 8 ... 113-78 60 ... 4-22 220 ... 15-46 500 ... 7T1 9 ... 128-01 70 ... 4-92 240 ... 16-87 600 ... 8-53 10 ... 142 23 80 ... 5-62 260 ... 18-28 700 ... 9-96 12 ... 170-68 90 ... 6-33 280 ... 19-68 800 ... 1P38 15 ... 21334 100 ... 703 300 ... 2P09 900 ... 12-80 20 ... 284-46 110 ... 7'73 320 ... 22-50 PAR IVltTRE CARRE AND PER SQUARE FOOT, AND VICE VERSA. 5 kilos, par metre carre = 1'024 lbs. per square foot; or 100 kilos, par metre carre = 20*481 lbs. per square foot. 1 lb. per square foot = 4‘88 kilos, par metre carre. USEFUL DATA FOR ENGINEERS (Reprinted, by permission, from “A Manual of Rules," dec. hy D. K. Clark, M.I.C.E.) 1 kilo, par metre courant= 0 672 lb. per ft. 1 ,, par kilometre = 3'548 lbs per mile. 1 centimetre de mercure = 0'394 inch of mercury. 1 atmosphere = 1 ‘033 kilo, par cent, carre. 1 „ = 14'7 lbs. per sq. inch. 1 kilogrammetre (kxm) = 7'233 foot-pounds. 1 foot-pound = 0138 kilogrammetre. 1 calorie or Fch. unitof heat = 3'968 B.Th.U. 1 calorie par kilo.= I’SOO B.Th.U. per lb. 1 calorie par metre carre = 0'369 B.Th.U. per square foot. 1 metre par sec. = 3'2S1 ft. per sec. or 196'85 ft. per min.; 2‘236 miles per hour. 9817 metres par seconde — 32-2 ft. per sec. 10 metres par sec. = 22'37 miles per hr. 1 metre cube par seconde = 35'316 cub. feet per sec. STANDARD WIRE GAUGE (equivs. supplied by Casella & Co., London) No. Diameter No. Diameter Inch m/ Jm Inch m/ /m 1 •300 7-62 22 •028 •711 3 •252 6‘40 23 •024 •610 5 •212 5'38 24 •022 *559 7 •176 4-47 25 •020 •508 9 •144 3-66 26 •018 •457 11 •116 2-95 27 •016 •417 13 •092 2-34 28 •015 •376 15 •072 1-83 29 •014 •345 17 •056 1-42 30 •012 •315 19 •040 1-016 32 •oil •274 20 •036 •914 34 •009 •234 21 *032 •813 36 •008 •193 [35] EXACTLY ROUGHLY, for conversational use. CENTIARE . . ri96 13th sq. yd. 10,000 metres carres = 1 hectare. [metre carre] SQUARE YARD F. Table “Metres carres” below. ARE .... 3'954 poles Four poles. 10 = 1 rood or 5 acre. 40J = 1 acre. HECTARE. . . 2'471 ACRES Nearly 2i acres. 1 hect. = 10,000 sq. metres. METRES CARRES = SQUARE FEET AND YARDS 5 centiares or metres carres are almost exactly 6 square yards. HECTARES --=ACRES Metres carres Square feet Square yards Metres carres Square feet Square yards H. Acres H. Acres •0929 = 1 - — 9... = 96 • S8 ... 10-76 1 = 24 10 = 24f 1 ... ... 10 • 76 ... 1-196 929 100 — — 2 5 20 494 2 ... ... 21 '53 ... 2-39 10 ... 107-64 ... 11 ‘96 3 74 30 74 3 ... ... 32 • 29 ... 3-59 20 ... 215-29 ... 23-92 4 10 40 99 4 ... ... 43-06 ... 4-78 50 ... 538 • 21 ... 59 ‘ 80 5 12* 50 1234 5 ... ... 53-82 ... 5-98 9290 1000 — — 6 143 60 1481 6 ... ... 64-59 ... 7-18 100 ... 1076-43 119-60 7 17f 70 173 7 ... ... 75-35 ... S ‘ 37 500 ... 5382 • 15 598'02 8 19| 80 197f 8 ... ... 86-11 ... 9-57 1000 ... 10764-30 1196-03 9 22J 100 247 BRITISH SQUARE MEASURES SQUARE INCH 6*451 CENTIM CARRES [F. Table 87 for comparative pressures for steam boilers, etc., lbs. per sq. inch and kilos par centimetre carre. □ FOOT [144 □ ins.] 9*29 DECIM CARRES 11 □ feet = 1 □ metre. For prices, V. Table 87. □ YARD [9 □ feet] 0*836 METRE CARRE [F. Table “Metres carres” above.] □ POLE [30j □ yards] 25*29 MET CARRES 25 centiares. [F. Table at top of page.] ROOD [40 poles] 10*1168 ARES 10 ares. T\jth of a hectare. [F. Table at top of page.] ACRE [4 roods] . . 0*40467 HECTARE 2\ to the hectare. 40 ares. [For ACRES equalling HECTARES and comparative values and crops, F. below and also Table 89.] □ MILE [640 acres] 2*5899 KILOM. CARRES Say 2^ kilometres carres ; 100 square miles = 260 k. c., or 1000 square miles 2590 k. c. SQUARE INCHES = CENTIM. CARRES SQUARE FEET & YARDS = METRES CARRIiS ACRES — HECTARES and ARES Square Square Metres Square Square Metres sq in. cm.c. sq. in cm. c. feet yards carres feet yards carres Acr. Hec. Acr Hec. 1 = 6'451 10= = 64A1 9 .... 1 = -836 81 .... 9 = 7-52 1 = 0-40 10 = 4'05 2 12-902 12 77.41 10 — •929 90 .10 8'36 2 0'81 20 8-09 3 19-354 24 154'S3 18 .... 2 JL'67 100 — 9-29 3 1-21 30 12-14 4 25-805 25 161-28 27 .... 3 2-51 ISO ... 20 1672 4 F62 40 16-19 5 32-256 36 232-24 36 ... 4 3-34 450 50 41-80 5 2'02 50 20-23 6 38707 48 309-66 45 .... 5 4-18 900 100 83-61 6 243 60 24-28 7 45-159 50 322-56 54 ... 6 5-02 1000 — 92-90 7 2-83 70 28-33 8 5F610 100 645-13 63 .... 7 5-85 4500 500 418-05 8 3-24 80 32-37 9 58-062 144 928-99 72 . .. 8 6‘69 9000 1000 836-10 9 3-64 100 40-47 METRIC & BRIT. CUBIC VALUES CUBIC INCH . 16'38618 centimetres cubes (say 16J) METRES CUBES convertis e» CUBIC FEET and CUBIC YARDS. METR cubes Cubic feet •- '3 a O >» DC =c h- % •UJ s 2 u U Ll x 3 *» 13 3 3 «® 3 * O O s*» I =35-32 1 -31 9 =317-85 11-77 2 70 • 03 2-62 10 353 * 17 13 • 08 3 105 • 95 3 • 92 15 529-75 19*62 4 141 -27 5 -23 20 700 - 33 26-16 5 170 • 58 0-54 50 1765-83! 05-40 6 211 -90 7-85 lOO 3531 -661130 - 80 7 247 * 22 9-16 500 17058-29 654 -01 8 282 - 53 10 40 1000 35310-5811308-02 | cubic mitre of water weighs 1000 kilos “ one and a half per cent, leas than a ton- 10 cu. rnitres are a fraction over 13 cu. yd6. CUBIC FOOT . 28-3153 CUBIC YARD .1 0-7645 decimetres cubes, or 0'0283 metre cube. [13 cubic yards = 10 metres cubes.] METRE CUBE CUBIC PRICES: Id. [2 cents] per cubic yard = I3'625 centimes par metre cube. One shilling [24 cents] = I fr. 63'5 c. [36] CENTIGRAMME . [100th of a gramme] DECIGRAMME . [10th of a gramme] GRAMME. . , 1'555=1 pennyweight. 3V1035= 1 OZ. TROY DECAGRAMME . [10 grammes.] HECTOGRAMME [100 grammes.] EXACTLY 0*154 GRAIN 1'543 GRAIN 15 4323 GRAINS 0*353 OUNCE AVOIRDUPOIS 3*527 OUNCES AVOIRDUPOIS ROUGHLY, for conversational use. A seventh of a grain. A grain and a half. 1 grain equals 0'648 decigramme. 28^ to the ounce. 1*77 — 1 dram. 454 = 0NE POUND avoirdupois. fat 49 Cent. 1 gramme is weight of a cub. centimetre of dist. water The franc and 5-centime pieces weigh 5 grammes each. One-third of an ounce avoirdupois. An English penny is fractionally under it. Say 3/4 ounces, or nearly ) 3 7324 = ONE POUND TROY. lb. avoirdupois. KILOGRAMME . [1000 grammes.] 2'6792 pounds troy. 2*2046 POUNDS AVOIRDUPOIS In trade a kilo, is reckoned 10 per cent, more than 2 lbs.: 11 lbs. = 5 kilos. [V. Table 90, and KILO, in Dictionary.] BRITISH WEIGHTS (Avoirdupois.) See also Table 90. GRAIN ter]. . . 0*0648 GRAMME Say seven centigrammes. OUNCE [oz] . . 28*35 GRAMMES 28^ grammes. 16 ounces = 1 lb. co 2 ai S oof z H f o “ ^ o OZ. grammes OZ. grammes 02. grammes oz. grammes y4 = 7 3 = 85 8 = 227 13 = 369 % ... 14 4 ... 113 9 ... 255 14 ... 397 3/4 ... 2iy4 5 ... 142 10 ... 283 15 ... 425 1 ... 28% 6 ... 170 11 ... 312 16 ... 454 2 ... 57 7 ... 198 12 ... 340 16 oz. font 1 pound w O U a q ii og < POUND Db] . . HUNDREDWEIGHT [cwt.] TON . . . . . 453*59 Roughly, half a kilo. 22 count as 10 kilos. GRAMMES 50*802 Say 50 kilos. See further details next page. KILOGRAMMES 1016*04 Reckoned as 1015 kilos. See next page. KILOGRAMMES COMPARATIVE PRICES, at 25 fr. to the £. [F. top of page 32] fr onpc 1 par KILOMETRE 10 ii ii 100 ii ii £ s. d. 0 1 3^ per mile 0 12 10 ii 6 8 9 „ francs 1,000 par KILOMET, 10,000 ii n 100,000 it ii £ s. d. = 64 7 5 per mile 643 14 6 ii 6,437 5 2 One penny [or 2 cents] per mile equals 6’47 centimes par kilometre. One penny per TON per MILE equals 6'37 centimes par 1000 kilogrammes et par kilometre. ONE SHILLING [24 cents] per MILE equals 77‘7 centimes par kilometre. ONE DOLLAR per MILE equals 3 fr. 24 c. par kilometre. ONE POUND per MILE equals 15 fr. 53 c. par kilometre. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS per MILE equals 1553 fr. 46 c. par kilometre. ONE THOUSAND POUNDS per MILE equal 15,535 fr. par kilometre. COMPARATIVE VALUES at 25 fr. = £1 Per Par Per Par Acr. Hectare Acr. Hectare fr. c. fr. c. Is = 39 £9 556 01 5s 15 44 10 617 79 10s 30 89 12 741 34 £1 61 78 14 864 90 2 123 56 16 988 46 3 185 34 18 1112 02 4 247 11 20 1235 57 5 308 89 25 1544 46 6 370 67 50 3088 93 8 494 23 100 6177 86 COMPARATIVE CROPS Tons Kilogrs. Bus. 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COMPARATIVE CROPS, at Table 89. For kilos, par hectolitre equalling lbs. per bushel, add one-fourth to the number of pounds. For lbs. per bushel equalling kilos, par hectolitre, deduct one- fifth from the number of pounds. Thus, 50 lbs. per bush. = 40 kilos, par hectolitre, etc. DECALITRE [10 litres.] LITRE . . qi -D Apothecaries’ Measure in French fluid* equivalents (for MEDICINES.) 1 minim = '059 millilitre. 60 minims = 1 drachm = "355 centilitre 8 drachms = 1 ounce = '284 decilitre. 20 ounces = 1 pint = '5679 litre. Note*: French chemists use the gramme (not the centilitre.) EXACTLY 22*01 GALLONS See word Bushel, at foot 2'201 GALLONS 176 PINT 0’22 GALLON ROUGHLY, for conversational use. 22 gallons, or 2§ bushels. This is correct within 1 part in 2000. Comparative prices par HECTOLITRE and per GALLON, for wine, oil, etc. Par Hect. Per Gall. Par Hect. Per Gall. Par Hect. Per Gall. fr. c. d. fr. c. d. fr. c. 2 29 = 1 18 34 = 8 110 05 = 4/ 4 59 2 20 63 9 137 56 5/ 6 88 3 22 93 10 165 07 6/ 9 17 4 25 22 11 192 58 7/ 11 46 5 27 51 1/ 220 10 8/ 13 76 6 55 02 2/ 247 61 9/ 16 05 7 82 54 3/ 275 12 10/ if pint (or 35 fluid ounces), litres = 1 gallon ; 9 = 1 peck ; or 36 = 1 bushel. 18 3 centimes par litre equals Id. per pint. PRICES per QUART and par LITRE. Per quart Par litre Per quart Par litre Per quart Par litre d. fr. c. d. fr. c. fr. c. A = 0 04^ 7 - 0 64 1/6 = = 1 65 1 0 09 8 0 73 1/9 1 93 2 0 18 9 0 83 2/ 2 20 3 0 28 10 0 92 2/6 2 75 4 0 37 11 1 01 3/ 3 30 5 0 46 1/ 1 10 4/ 4 40 6 0 55 1/3 1 38 5/ 5 50 DECILITRE . CENTILITRE . OZ DR MIN 3 4 10'4 jDR. MIN. 2 49 A wineglassful. A small dessert spoonful. MILLILITRE • 1 6'9 MINIMS The quarter of a teaspoonful. BRITISH FLUID AND CORN MEASURES. PINT. 05679 Rather more than half a litre. [Divisions, V. 91 B.] LITRE V. LITRE fed QUART [2 Pints] . . . 1*1359 For PRICES, V. LITRE fea LITRE GALLON t4 quarts] . . 4*5435 4^ litres. 22 make a hectolitre. LITRES For prices, V. HECTOLITRE, above. PECK [2 gallons] . . . 9*0869 Say 9 litres. LITRES T above BUSHEL [8 gallons] . . 36*34766 36 litres. 2§ = 1 hectolitre, [u. Table The old French ‘Boisseau’was much less than half a bushel. LITRES One penny per bushel = 28'7 centimes par hectolitre. One shilling per bushel = 3 francs 44 c. par hectolitre. QUARTER [8 bushels] . . 2*9078 1/ per qr. of 480 lbs. = 57'3 c. par 100 kilos. HECTOLITRES 40/ ditto 22 fr. 92 c. ditto. [39] A PAGE OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH HISTORY [CHARLEMAGNE, 742, roi 76b, emp. 800, mort 814] 1096 1ere Croiaade 1147 2eme ii 1189 3eme, h 1202 4eme ii 1217 5eme ti 1228 6'eme ti 1248 lenie ii 1270 8eme n Aboard, 1079-1142 987 996 1031 1060 1108 1137 Troubadours, Trouveres, ll-14eme siecles 1204 La Connnete de Normandie 1267 La Police de Paris institute La loi saliqne Du Guesclin, 1320 (?)-80 Guerre de 100 ans, 1337-1453 Batailles- Sluys,1340:Cr6cy, 1346: Poitiers, ‘Pests de Florence’ en France, 1348 [.1356 Froissart, 1337-1410 | 1391 Cartes a jouer /Hugues Capet Robert II. (le Pieux) Philippe I. Louis VI. (le Gros) Louis VII. (le Jeune) Philippe II. (Auguste) 1180 Louis VIII (le Lion) 1223 Louis IX. (S. Louis) 1226 R^genee de la lleine Blanche 1226-1236 Philippe III.(le Hardi) 1270 — - - - 12g5 1314 1316 1316 1322 1328 1350 1364 1380 Philippe IV. (le Bel) Louis X. fie Hu tin) Jean I.—5 jours Philippe V. (le Long) •Charles IV. (le Bel) f Philippe VI. (Valois) Jean II. (le Bon) Charles V. (le Sage) Charles VI. | Charles VII. I Louis XI. Azincourt, 1415| 1429 Jeanne d’Arc Orleans 1431 it brillte Bataille de Furmigny, 1450 Bible Mazarine, 1455 V.^bnrles VIII. Comniines, 1445-1509 i trqo n , , ,, VALOIS- Louis XII. (Pere du 1532 Bretagne a la France ORLEANS Peuple) ^ /'Francois I. (Pere des Marot, 1495-1544 2 i ^ettres) Rabelais, 1483-1553 (/)<W , Henri II. Ronsard, 1524-1585 1558 Calais repris 1422 1461 1483 1498 1515 1547 Od; O ' 1572 La S. Barth eiemy Montaigne, 1533-1592 1582 Nouveau Calendrier, Octobre 4-15 ifcdit de Nantes, 1598 (Revocation, 1685) Richelieu, 1585-1642 | Poussin, 1594-1665 < Descartes, 1596-1650 | Corneille, 1606-1684 Bossuet, 1627-1704 | Massillon, 1663-1742 ■ Turenne, 1611-1675 Mazariu, 1602-1661 | Pascal, 1623-1662 Racine, 1639-1699 La Fronde, 1648-53 Colbert, 1619-1683 Francois II. 1559 Charles IX. 1560 \^Henri III. 1574 Henri IV. (le Grand) 1589 Louis XIII. (le Juste) 1610 Louis XIV. (le Grand) 1643 Conde, 1621-1686 ) Acadejniefran<?aise,\635 Watteau, 1684-1721 La Fontaine, 1621-1695| Moliere, 1622-1673 Boileau, 1636-1711 I Fenelon, 1651-1715 Montesquieu, 1689-17551 Buffou, 1707-1788 Voltaire, 1694-1778 | Rousseau, 1712-1778 Pompadour, 1721-1764 La Corse ann. a la F’rance, 1768 Marat, 1744 1793 | Mirabeau, 1749-1791 Robespierre, 1759-1794 | Murat, 1771-1815 Ney, 1769-1815 | Cuvier, 1769-1832 Concordat, 1801 Talleyrand, 1764-1838 | Polignac, 1780-1847 Campagne de llussie, 1812 Waterloo, 1815 Napoleon, uiort, 1821 | Alger, 1830 Roi dejlome, m. 1832 j Guizot, 1787-1874 Balzac, 1799-1850 | Coup d’Etat. 1851 Dumas, 1803-1870 | Thiers, 1797-1877 Canrobert, 1809-1895 S^bastojiol, 1855 Canal de Suez, 1869 Sedan, 1870 Lamartine, 1790-1869 | Commune, 1871 Napoleon III., rnort, 1873 | George Sand, Mort du Prince Imperial, 1879 (.1804-76 Littre. 1801-1881 j Gambetta, 1838-1882 Tunisie, 1881 Tonkin, 1885 | Victor Hugo, 1802-1885 Boulanger, 1889 Renan, 1823-92\Exp. du Dahomey, 1892-4 Gounod, 1818-1893 | Lesseps, 1805-1894 Pasteur, 1822-1895 | Rsyons X dec. 1895 Campagne de Madagascar 1895-6 Radium d6c. 1898 Conference de la Haye 1899 Lois snr Its congregations 1901-4 Martinique (Mt. Pel^e) 1902 Entente Coraiale 1903 Separation des lUglises et de l’Etat 1905-6 Algesiras, 1908 | Tunnel du Simplon, 1906 Bl^riot (la Manche en monoplan) 1909 Crue de la Seine, Greve cheminots 1910 Adoption de Chenre de Greenwich 1911 Tripiice renouv. 1912 J Loi milit. 1913 Louis XV. 1715 (^Louis XVI. 1774 REVOLUTION FR. 178H lire REPUBLIQUE 1792 Directoire 1795 Consulat 1799 ler EMPIRE : Nap. I. 1804 Louis XVIII. 1814 Napoleon (100 jours) 1815 Louis XVIII. 1815 Charles X. 1824 Louis Philippe 1830 2eme REPUBLIQUE 1848 Napoleon President 1848 Napoleon III. (Emp.) 1852 34™f REPUBLIQUE 1870 Thiers 1871 MacMalion Jules Gr^vy Carnot Casimir-Perier F61ix Faure 1873 1879 1887 1894 1895 1899 1906 975 Edward (Mart.)') Z Printing in China f980 979 Ethelred II. 10 Arabic numerals introduced into Europe, 1016 Edmund , 783-1074 Invasions of England by Danes Ironside J (/) 1017 Canute *) 1035 Harold I. )»DANE 1040 Hardicanute J 1042 Edward the Confessor > SAXON 1066 Harold II. 1066 William I. 1087 William II. 1100 Henry I. 1135 Stephen 1154 Henry II. 1189 Richard I. 1199 John 1216 Henry III. 1272 Edward I. 1307 Edward II. 1327 Edward III. 1377 Richard II. 1399 Henry IV. 1413 Henry V. 1422 Henry VI. §1 Battle of Hastings, 1066 Domesday, 1086 Thomas Becket murdered, 1170 * 1215 Magna Cliartu | 1220 Westminster J— Montfort Parliament, 1265 [_ Abbey com. l*j First complete ii 1295 Ui O ► ^ Wales joined to England, 1282 < Bannockburn, 1314 -» Wycliffe, 1324-1384 | Gower, 1325-1408 0- Maudeville died, 1372J Chaucer, 1340-1400 Calais taken, 1347 (lost. 1558) Black Death, 1349 Chevy Chase, (Otterburn) 1388 C'axton, 1422-1491 | Introdnc. print. 1476 V CC 1461 Edward IV. 1483 Edward V. 1483 Richard III 4.} j < CO Gutenberg, printing, 1450-5 J J < Wars of the Roses, 1455-1485 YORK 1485 Henry VII. Wolsey, 1471-1530 [ More, 1480-1535 1509 Henry VIII. 1547 Edward VI. 1553 Jane Grey 1553 Mary 1558 Elizabeth L ranmer, 1489-1556 | o Columbus Americ. 1492 | Flodden, 1513 >-Q Papal rule thrown off by England, 1534 Reformation, 1547 fGardiner Burning of Protestants under Pole and Raleigh, 1552-1618 | Spenser, 1553-1599 Bacon, 1561-1626 | Shakespeare, 1564-1616 Sp. Armada, 1588 J Ben Jonson, 1574-1637 1603 James I. *) ? t 1625 Charles I• J £/) < 1649 Commonwealth 1653 Oliver Cromwell 1658 Richard Cromwell Gunpowder Plot, 1605 Thirty Years’ War, 1618-1648 Milton, 1608-1674 | Dryden, 1631-1700 Wycherley, 1640-1716 | Civil War, 1642-9 Penn, 1644-1718 | Marlborough, 1650-1722 Habeas Corpus Act, 1679 1660 Charles II.') P q" 1685 James II. J {/) < 1689 William III. (of ORANGE) and Mary II. (Stuart) Bank of England founded. 1694 1702 Anne 1714 George I. 1727 George II. 1760 Geurge III. \ 1820 George IV. 1830 William IV. 1837 Victoria STUART Blenheim, 1701 | Gibraltar taken, 1704 Union of England and Scotland, 1707 Peace of Utrecht, 1713 Wren, 1631-1723 | Swift, 1667-1745 Pope, 1688-1744 | Johnson, 1709-1784 Reynolds, 1723-1792| Goldsmith, 1728-1774 Gregorian Calendar, 1752—Sept. 2-14 Independence United States, 1782 Burns, 1759-96 | Battle of the Nile, 1798 Great Britain and Ireland, 1801 Gas introduced, 1798 | Trafalgar, 1805 Pitt, 1759-1806 | Nelson, 1758-1805 First locomotive, 1814 | Byrou, 1788-1824 Goethe, 1749-1832 | Scott, 1771-1832 Reform Act, 1832 | Wellington, 1769-1852 Geo. Stephenson, 1781-1848 ^ Slavery abolished British Empire, 1834 r1 *„i.-1. .. .. 1901 Edward VII. Poincar6 1913 1910 George V. THE GREAT WAR—1914, et. seq. Electr. telegraph, 1837|Penny postage,1839 Crimean War, 1854-5 | Indian Mut., 1857 Indian Government transferred from the East India Company to the Crown, 1858 French Commercial Treaty, 1860 ‘ Origin of Species.’ 1859 | Atl. cable, 1866 Reform Act, 1867 | War in Abyssinia, 1868 Dickens, 1812- 1870 | Telephone (Bell) 1876 Indian Empire proclaimed, 1877 Berlin Treaty, 1878 | Zulu War, 1879 Majuba, 1881 | Siege of Alexandria, 1882 Carlyle, 1795 1881 | Emerson, 1803-1882 Disraeli, 1804-1881 | Darwin, 1809-1882 Gen. Gordon killed, 1885 Home Rule Bill, 1886 (2nd Bill, 1893) Jubilee of Queen Victoria, 1887 Forth Bridge, 1890 | Tennyson, 1809-1892 Diamond Jubilee, Q. Victoria, 1897 Gladstone, 1809-1898 South African War. 1899-1902 0 Marconi : 1st * wireless ’ to France, 1899 ^ Austral. Com’w’lth, 1901 | Jap. Tr., 1902 P Rhodes, 1853-1902 I Pacific Cable, 1902 [ O Salisbury, 1830-1903 | Chamberlain first I O advocated Tariff Reform, 1903 I ui Nth. Sea incid., 1904 | Kelvin, 1824-1907 ! * O. Age Pens., 1909 ] S. Afric. Union, 1910 1 (/j Nat.. Insurance, 1012 | Coal Strike, 1912 Panama Canal, 1-914 ! Irish Crisis, 1914 J Chamberlain d. 1914 [40] DICTIONNAIRE A FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS A A [pr. ah] A | Un A majuscule, a capital A a, 3rd pers. v. Avoir. V. Tables 5 and 75 X prep, to : at : in : into : on : by : for : from *** [F. also the examples given below.] With ‘le,’ [pi. les] it becomes au [pi. aux] Comme regie generate, To, indique mouvement vers, tandis que At marque position on repos. Le train va a Calais, arrive a Calais, s'arrete a Calais, The train goes to C, arrives at C, stops at C | Aller au bord de la mer, To go to the sea-side | Etre au bord de la mer, To be at the sea-side | Tine promenade au bord de la mer, A walk at the sea-side | Etre a Londres, To be in London | Aller a la carn- pagne, To go into the country | Jeter ... a quelqu’un, To throw ... to [ou at] a person [Obs. To throw ‘at’ a person indique Vintention de frapper cette personne: ainsi on dit, Jeter une pierre a ..., To throw a stone at ... : Lancer la balle a .... To throw the ball to ...] Etre au lit, To be in bed | Au feu! Fire! Before NAMES OF COUNTRIES, a is generally used when they are masculine, and En when they are feminine : Aller aux Etats- Unis, au Canada, Aller en France. [Ohs. En Portugal, En Danemark, Dans les Pays-Bas, Aux Indes, are exceptions] a to ..., In the ... style (ou way] a moi, [toi, nous, vous, etc.] a qui est ce livre? Whose book is this ? | 11 est a moi, [a nous, etc.] It is mine [ours, etc.] Un ami a moi, A friend of mine | J’ai une chambre a moi, I have a room to myself j J’ai une maison a moi, I have a house of my own | C’est a lui a jouer, It is his turn to play | C’est a lui de donner l’exemple. It is his place to set the example | J’ai fait cela a moi tout seul, I did it all by myself | C’etait a qui ... [F. Mieux : and Vie (English] Arracher une dent a, To take out a tooth for j Couper la tete a, Tb cut off ...’s head | 11 fit manger ... a C D, He made C D eat ... Jeter ... au nez de ..., To throw ... in ,.,’sface Jeter ... au feu, a to mer, a la riviere, To throw ... into the fire, into the sea, etc. Allumer ... au feu, To light ... at the fire Jeter ... a la porte, To throw ... out of doors Mettre a la porte, To turn ... out [fam) to ‘sack ’ Penser a, To think of (i.e. remember, etc.] [Penser de, means to form an opinion of] Voir a, connaitre a, To see by, know ... by a dix heures, At ten o’clock | a midi sonnant, Precisely at twelve o’clock a la longue, In the long run | a l’avenir, In future | a mon avis, In my opinion | Au pluriel, In the plural a pied, On foot j a cheval, On horseback | a droite, a gauche, On [ou to] the right [ou left] a dessein, On purpose a la livre, By the pound | Pas a pas, Step by step | Seul a seul, By ourselves [ou by themselves] Aux encheres, By auction a Vexception de, With the exception of | a bras ouverts, With open arms | Un homme a barbe rousse, A man with a red beard | Preparation a, Preparation for Acheter ... a, To buy ... of a portee, Within reach, (etc.] a ce qu’il dit, From what he says,... : according to him | a ce que je vois, From what I can see,... | Prendre [or enlever] a, To take from | Boire a, To drink from [ou to] a l’abri, Under shelter : sheltered | Foule aux pieds, Trampled under foot a demain ! Good-bye till to-morrow ! Between two adjectives of number, or | De 7 a 8 kilometres, 4 or 5 miles | De 2 a 3 fois par jour, 2 or 3 times a day Between TWO NOUNS, a often gives the second the power of an adjective | Brosse a habits, Clothes-brush | Wagon a bestiaux, Cattle-truck | Tasse a the, Tea-cup \_Tasse de the, means Cup of tea] Dessin a la plume, Pen and ink drawing | La chasse aux per- drix, Partridge-shooting Between a NOUN and VERB, (in compounds) generally rendered in English by the participle : as. Machine a coudre, Sewing-machine Followed by a VERB, to : to be ...ed [or rendered by the present participle] Bon a manger, Good to eat | Un homme a craindre, A man to be feared | Us sont a parler, They are talking | Se mettre a pleurer, To begin crying | Etre toujours a se plaindre, To be always complaining [F. Top of next page] A ENGLISH—FRENCH A A, A llettre se pr. e : l’article indef. se pr. e, bref ] [suivi d’mie voyelle, An] indef. art. un, une | In a cab, En fiacre | Once a week, Une fois par semaine [sometimes omitted) I am an Englishman, Je suis Anglais | He is a sailor, a protestant, 11 est marin, protestant [or, C’est un marin, etc.] It is a pity, C’est dommage que | What an idea! Quelle idee! | With the adjective the article is used : as, He is an odd sort of man, C’est un dr61e d’homme [transposed : with Too, Such, So) Such a good man, so good a man, Un si bon homme | Too long a price, Un prix trop eleve | So heavy a task, Une tache si difficile [replaced by definite art.) He has a good ear, 11 a Voreille bonne [With nouns of measure and value) A penny a pound, Deux sous la livre | A quarter of a pound, Un quart de livre [or simply, Un quart] A 1 [Lloyd’s] [F CLASS : and First-rate] To ‘be_,’ Aller parfaitement | ‘A.B.’[F.Matelot] E [41] A FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS ABN cl [continued] In COOKERY, [cuisine] and : with : in | Cafe au lait, Coffee and [ou with] milk | Bifteck aux pommes, Beefsteak and potatoes | Tarte aux pommes, Apple-tart | a la broche, Roasted | Cuit au four, Baked | Cuit a Veau, Boiled | Cuit a la poele, Fried | Au naturel, Plain Abaissant’ -e a. lowering : degrading ABAISSE rolled paste : undercrust ABAISSEMENT" lowering : sinking : fall: diminution : decline [pers) abasement: disgrace: fall : depression [med) couching Abaisser’ [pr. afo-bay-say] va. to lower : to pull [ou bring] down {pers) to humble : to debase [med) to couch [ctm) to roll (the paste] S’_, To sink : to be lowered : to stoop : to humble ABAISSEUR [muscle] depressor |_°’s ABAJOUE cheek-pouch Abalourdir va. to stupefy ABANDON” _ment: carelessness: unrestraint: surrender : neglect | a 1’_, At random : in disorder : left to itself [4>) adrift ABANDON'NIi -EE abandoned character ABANDON’NEMENT” abandoning : forsaking : surrender [absol) profligacy Abandon’ner’ va. [a, to] to abandon : to forsake : to let go : to fail [med) to give ... over [ou up] S’_a, To indulge in ... [se fier a) to trust to [perdre courage) to despair ABAQUE abacus : tablet Abasourdir va. to stun [fig) to astound ABAT” [abbah] smart shower | _S’ [pi] offal ABATAGE or ABATTAGE felling : slaughter [mec) power [40 careening [fig) ‘blowing-up’ ABATANT”flap Abfitardir va. to debase | S’_, To degenerate ABATARDISSEMENT’debasement [dibece] degeneracy : degeneration ABATEE [40 falling aback | Faire son _, To fall off ABAT’ -FAIM'' solid joint (of meat] ABATIS" (pi] [d’arbres) felling [ctm) giblets ABAT’-JOUR [pi. _] reflector : sun-shade [visiere : de lampe) shade [arch) sky-light ABAT'- SONS" luffer boards ABATTANT"flap ABATTEMENT’ prostration : lowness (of spirits] ABATTEUR de besogne, ... who gets through a ABATTOIR _: slaughter-house [lot of work Abattre va. (Table 67) [du ble) to lay [tuer) to kill : to fell [arbres, etc.) to cut down : to chop, blow, throw, knock, cast, ou bring down [besogne) to get through a lot of [4>) to heave ... down : to fall aback [fig) to depress : to cast down | S’_, To fall : to alight: to swoop down Abattu -e a. [pers] cast down : depressed | a bride_e, Full speed | pp. [F. Abattre] ABAT’-VENT" [pi_] penthouse: screen : shelter : luffer boards (pi] ABAT’- VOIX" [pi-] sounding-board Abbatial -e [ctaf] a. abbey ... ABBAYE [ab-bay-ee] abbey [ab'-e'] ABB£ abbot: priest | M. 1’_, The Reverend ... | ABBESSE —ss A. B. C. [ah, bay, say] primer : A. B. C. ABCtS" ab'scess : tumour | Former un _, [or Former_] To gather ABDICATION"_ | Abdiqu’er’ va. to abdi- ABDOMEN_ | Abdominal -e a._al |_cate ABDUCTEUR [muscle] —tor ABIlCIlDAIRE spelling-book ABEILLE bee [bourdonner=tobuzz] Serviette nid d’_s, Honeycomb towel ABERRATION" [pr. both r’s] — Abetir va. to make ... stupid | S’— vr. to grow AB&TISSEMENT" stupidity (.stupid Ab hoc et ab hac [ab oc et ab ac] ad. at random Abhorrer’ [pr.both r’s] va. to abhor : to abom- ABiME abyss : depth : (the) deep (_inate Abimer’ va. to overwhelm : to sink : to destroy : to ruin [gater) to spoil | S’—, To be lost (in] to be ruined : to be spoiled Ab irato ad. in a fit of temper Abject -e a._t : base : mean Abjectement’ ad. abjectly ABJECTION" abjectness [fam) meanness Abjurer’ va. to abjure : to renounce ABLATIF _ive | a 1’_, In the ablative ABLATION" cutting off : retrenching ABLE or ABLETTE bleak : ‘ whitebait’ Abluer’ va. to clean up ABLUTION" _ rrenounce ABNEGATION" self-denial | Faire — de, To ABA ENGLISH—FRENCH ABJ Aback' ad. | Taken_[fig) deconcerte : inter- loque [4>) masque : pris devant | Throw all _! Masquez partout! | Sails_, En panne AB'ACUS abaque : tailloir Aba'ft ad. a l’arriere | To draw_, Adonner Aban'don [e-bann-de-nn] va. [to, a] abandon- ner : quitter : delaisser Aban'done’d a. abandonne _ WRETCH miserable ABAN'DONINGr abandon : delaissement Aba'se [e-bece] va. abaisser Abash'e’d [e-bachte] a. confus (at, de] Aba'te [bete] v. abaisser : diminuer : rabattre : s’abattre |_MENT diminution [com) rabais ABB'EY abbaye fee [a.) abbatial ABB'OT [a'-be-tt] abbe Abbreviate [e-brive-i-ete'] va. abreger ABBREYIA'TION [eche-nn] abreviation ABC [e, bi, ct] As easy as_, Facile comme tout: simple comme bonjour ABDUC'TION enlevement [anat) abduction Abe'am [e-bime] ad. par le travers:sur lecote Abed' ad. [vieux] au lit: couche[lying ill) alite Abet' [pret & pp.-tted] To aid and —, Exciter ABETT'OR [te-r] fauteur -trice ABEY'ANCE | In_, Pendant: en suspens ABHORR'ENCE horreur (of, de, pour] Abhorr'ent a. repugnant-e (to, a] Abi'de [at] v. [pret. & pp. Abode] demeurer: rester [fig) endurer | To_by, S’en tenir a • s’en rapporter a ABI'DINGr [at] sejour | _a. immuable ABIL'ITY capacite : talent : habilete [ — and tact) savoir-faire | A man of average_, Un homme ordinaire Ab'jectly ad. d’une maniere abjecte ABO FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS ABR ABOI bark | ABOIE'MENT' barking : bark ABOIS” (pi] Aux_, At bay [pers) in a fix Abolir va. to abolish [dr) to annul ABOLISSEMENT” abolishment ABOLITION" _ [lich’nn, i bref] Abominable a._ [ne-be-V\ [-menf -bly] ABOMINATION" _ [neche-mi] Abominer' va. to abominate Abondamment' ad. abundantly ABONDANCE abundance : plenty [vin) ‘wash’ [wine and water] Parler d’_, To speak offhand | Corne d’_, Horn of Plenty Abondant' -e a. abundant : plentiful [style) copious : rich [repas) hearty Abonder' vn. to abound (en, in, with] _dans le sens de, To entirely agree with ABONNIl -EE subscriber (de, to] season-ticket holder [gaz, eau) consumer | Je suis _au 1 Temps,’ I take in the ‘ Temps ’ ABONNE'MENT" subscription [billet d’_) season ticket [impots) fixed ou lump sum | Faire un _ a ..., To subscribe to ... : to take a season ticket on (ou for] Abonner’ va. to put ... down as a subscriber (for] S’_, To subscribe (a, to] to take (town- water, gas] to take in (a paper, etc.] to take a season ticket [impots) to compound [ou pay a lump sum] for | On s’abonne ici, Subscriptions received here Abonnir v. [& S’_vr.] to improve ABORD” access : approach (de, to] D’_, At first : at once | Au premier_, De prime_, At first: at first sight | En _, Inboard Abordable a. accessible : easy of approach ABORDAGE [accident) collision : running foul of [guerre navale) boarding Aborder' va. to approach [une pers) to accost [40 to come on board [accident) to collide with : to run foul of [guerre, officiel) to board [vn.) to land : to come to land | S’_, To meet ABORIGINES' [pi] aborigines [ridj'-e-ntze'] Aborner' va. to delimit: to mark out Abortif -ive a._ive ABOUCHEMENT” meeting : interview Aboucher' va. to bring ... together j S’_, To meet : to have an interview Aboutir vn. to end : to meet (a, at] to abut (on] to come out (on] to tend (ou lead) (a, to] to converge [abces) to break | Tout cela n’abou- tira a rien, It will all end in nothing fouts’ ABOUTISSANT " | Tenants et_s, ‘Ins and ABOUTISSEMENT' end [d abces) breaking Aboyer' [pr. abivoi-yay ] vn. to bark (a, at] [fig) to dun (a, ...] ‘Abracadabrant' -e’ a. ‘perfectly stunning’ Abraqu'er' va. to take in the slack of ABRElG£ abridgment: summary : digest | En _, Briefly | Abr6ger* va. to abridge | Pour —, In short |"etc. ABREUVAGE or -VEMENT' watering (of cattle, Abreuver' va. to water [fig) to fill : to soak [tonneaux) to stanch | S’_, To drink ABREUVOIR horse-pond : drinking-trough ABREVIATION" abbr_: contraction ABRI shelter : cover | a 1’— de, Under cover of : sheltered from | Mettre ... a 1’_, To shelter | Je me mis a 1’—, I got under shelter [ou cover] ABRICOT” apricot [e'pe] _IER” apricot tree Abriter’ va. to shelter : to screen : to shade ABRIVENT" screen : mat [contre, from ABROGATION"_ [ghech-nri] [d’nne loi)repeal ABL ENGLISH—FRENCH ABR A'ble [e'be’tt] a. habile : capable (to, de] To be _to, Pouvoir: etre a meme de | Better_to, Mieux a meme de | -bodie'd a. robuste | -bodie'd SEAMAN. Bon matelot A'bly [e-ble\ ad. habilement: avec talent Ab negate [ab'ni-guete] va. renoncer a...: nier Abnor'mal [me-t] a. anormal Aboar'd [e-borde] ad. a bord (..., of, de] To haul the tacks —, Amurer | All —! [boat) Embarquez! [Americ. «§&) En voiture! ABO'DE demeure : habitation [stay) sejour | Of no fixed_Sans domicile fixe Abo'de [pp. V. Abide] Abol'ish va. abolir [laws) supprimer Abom'inate [e-bomme-nete] va. detester Abori'ginal [ae-t] a. primitif: d’aborigenes ABOR'TION [o dans sort: che-nn] avortement Abor'tive a. abortif: manque | _ effort, ‘ Coup d’epe'e dans Veau’ | —ly ad. sans succes Abou'nd [aoit] vn. abonder (with, de, en] About' [aou] prep, autour de : aupres de: sur: pour: vers : dans : touchant: au sujet de : a l’egard de : chez [engaged on) apres : a : en train de... [nearly)environ : apeu pres [ad.) autour; a l’entour : qa et la : environ | To be _ to ..., Etre sur le point de ... : aller | Those — him, Son entourage | What is it all_? De quoi s’agit-il ? De quoi est-il question ? | _what ? a quel propos ? | What’s he _? Que fait-il? a quoi songe-t-il? | Say no more _it, N’en parlous plus | _me, ... me con- cernant | _3 o’clock, Vers les trois heures | _30,_60, Une trentaine, une soixantaine ( To run _the fields, Courir les champs ] To put_ [4>] Louvoyer [F. Bout, Eng.] Above [e-be-v\ prep, au-dessus de : par-dessus: sur : plus de [up the river) en amont de _ad. en haut : la-haut : au-dessus [_-mentioned) mentionne ci-dessus | Over and_, En outre : en sus | As _, Comme ci-dessus | ... that comes from _, ... qui vient d’en haut | _ all, Surtout | _board ad. loyalement: sans rien cacher [fam) ‘ cartes sur table ’ | _ GROUND, [alive] En vie : de ce monde Abra'de va. user par le frottement Abreast [e-breste] ad. de front : a bord Abridg'e va. abreger : raccourcir (from , de] ABRIDG'MENT abrege : diminution Abroa'd [oa, o dans sort] ad. a l’etranger : a l’exterieur : dehors [broken) en pieces : de- tache | It is noised_, Le bruit court | To go _, Aller a l’etranger Ab'rogate [guete] va. abroger Abrupt' [e-bre-pte] a. [person) brusque [cliff) escarpe : abrupt [sudden) precipite : soudain _ly ad. brusquement: tout a coup ABR FRANC AIS—ANGLAIS ACC Abroger” va. to abrogate [.lot) to repeal Abrupt-e a. _t : steep | —emenf ad. abruptly Abrutir va. to stupefy : to brutalize : to knock ... up | S’_To make a beast of o’self ABRUTISSE'MENT" brutisliness : sottishness : ABSENCE [de, from, of] — [debasement A bsent'-e a. [de, from] _t : away : not in s’Absenter' vr. to absent one's self: to be away ABSIDE [arch] apse Lde, from ABSIDIOLE apsidiole ABSINTH'E' [in nas.]_: wormwood : bitters s’Absinth'er" vr. [vulg] to drink bitters Absolu-e a._lute : positive : peremptory: ... that will be obeyed [polit.) despotic Absolumenf ad. absolutely : completely : utterly : by all means [ V. Vouloir] ABSOLUTION " _ [dr) discharge ABSOLUTISME [eece-vi] —ism [izzut] Absolutoire a. —tory AbsorbanP -e a. absorbing : engrossing Absorber' va. to absorb : to engross [pers) to ABSORPTION'' [che-nn] [swallow Absoudre va. (Table 53) to absolve [dr) to discharge Absous* -mite pp. absolved [V. Absoudre] ABSOUTE general absolution ABSTEME [<fc f.] abstainer [a.) abstemious s’Abstenir vr. (Table 15) to abstain : to refrain (de, from] to forbear (de. to] ABSTENTION" _ ABSTINENCE _ | Faire To abstain ks, | _absolue. Total abstinence ABSTRACTION" _ : abstract question | _ faite de. After deducting : setting aside Abstraetive'ment' ad. in the abstract Abstraire va. (Table 40) to abstract (de. from] ABSTRAIT" abstract _-e a. abstract : difficult [pp. V. Abstraire] Abstrus' -e [tru. truze] a. abstruse [trance] ABSURDE absurdity | _ a. absurd [se-rde] preposterous 1 _ment' ad. absurdlv ABSURDITE _ty [se-rd-ite] ABUS" abuse : error : breach (de, of, to] _de confiance, Breach of trust | Comme d’_, [Appeal) to a secular court Abuser’ v. to abuse : to deceive : to mislead | _de. To take (an unfair) advantage of : to overwork : to use ... too often : to trouble ... too much | Nous abusons de sa bonte, We are trespassing on his kindness | S’_To deceive o’self : to be mistaken Abusif -ive a._ive : improper [-ment* -ly] Abyssal -e a. unfathomable : of the deep-sea ABYSSIN” -E [& a.] Abyssinian ABYSSINIEN" -ENNE [<& a] Abyssinian ACABIT" stamp | De bon —, Of a good kind ACACIA_[ang. pr. e-kech-ya] [F. LOCUST] ACADI^MICIEN" _cian : member of the Institute [V. INSTITUT] ACADEMIE _my [art) figure: academy study j _frangaise, French Academy (consisting of 40 only of the foremost writers, savants, etc. in France, elected for their services to literature, etc. Membership of the F. Academy is for life; its members are humorously styled 1 les Immortels ’] [ad. —ically Academiqu’e a._ic,_ical | —iqu'emenf ‘ s’Acagn'arder’ ’ vr. to get lazy ACAJOU mahogany | Noix d’—, Casliew-nut ACANTH E' acanthus [e-kan-the-ss. th fort] ACARE mite : tick Acariatre a. peevish : cross : bad-tempered ACATENE — : chainless bicycle Ac'cablant'-e a. overwhelming : unbearable AC'CABLEMENT' [du corps) heaviness [moral) dejection : oppression : depth (of sorrow] Ac’cabler* va. to overwhelm: to crush: to load: to encumber : to overpower (de, with] AC'CALMIE lull : period of quiet AC'CAPAREMENT" monopolizing : cornering Ac'caparer' va. to monopolize : to buy up AC'CAPAREUR -FUSE monopolizer AC'CASTILL'AGE [*] freeboard Acceder' (a] vn. to accede (to] to comply (with] ACCliLERATEUR-TRICE —tor [a.) —ting ACCELERATION" _ [ang. sel-le-reche-nn] Accelere-e a. quick : quickened | Pas —, Quick march | Voitnre —tie, Fast coach Accel ere r‘ va. to accelerate : to hasten ACCENT" _ : intonation : tone ACCENTUATION" [ak-cennt'-iou-e che-nn] ABR ENGLISH—FRENCH ACC ABRUPT'NESS brnsqiierie: precipitation : ru- AB'SCESS abces : apostume [desse Abscond' vn. s’en aller : disparaitre : lever le pied’ AB'SENCE — : eloignement [ On leave of_, En conge | — of MIND, Distraction Ab'sent. a._(from, de] [_-minded) distrait Absent' one’s self vr. s’absenter ABSENTEE' absent-e [workman) manquant Ab'solute a. absolu : veritable : illimite _ly ad. absolument : completement Absol've va. absoudre : degager (from, de] Absorb' va. absorber Abstain' [stene] vn. s’abstenir (from, de] ABSTAIN'ER absteme Abste'mious [thne-ye-ss] a. sobre [-ly, -ment] AB'STRACT resume [com) releve | In the_, Par abstraction | Ab'stract a. abstrait Abstract' (from] va. soustraire : derober (a] faire abstraction (de] separer (de] Tde ABUN'DANCE [be-nn] abondance : infiniment Abun'dant a. abondant | -ly ad. abondamment ABU'SE [abiouce] abus : injures, insultes(pi] ; Abu'se [abiouze] va. maltraiter : abuser de [insult, etc.) dire des injures a Abu'sive [abiouciv] a. abusif: injurieux [pers) grossier | _ly ad. abusivement Abut' [pret. A pp. -tted] vn. aboutir (on, a] _MENT arc-boutant : contre-fche : pied- droit [of bridge) culee ABYSS' abime A. C. [Alpine Club] Club alpin | A/c = compte ACAD'EMY academie [school) ecole : pension- nat : college [of music) conservatoire | The Royal_, Le Salon Acce'de [accide] vn. acceder (to, a] ecouter (to, ...] [to the throne) monter (sur] AC'CENT [ak'-senntt] _ : accent tonique ACC FRAN QAIS—ANGLAIS ACC Accentuer’ va. to aceen'tuate [tig) to mark | S’_, vr. to become accentuated : to increase | Courbe accentuee, Sharp curve Acceptable a. — [fam) worth accepting ACCEPTATION" acceptance Accepter' m. to receive : to take (a, from ... ] [un cadeau, etc.) to accept | Accepte pour la somme de, Accepted payable ACCEPTEUR _tor [acceptation : sense ACCEPTION" [de pens) regard : respect [mots) ACCtS' [ak-sayl access (a, to : aupres de, to] lit : attack (of pain, etc.] Accessible a. _ (a, to] ACCESSION" _ ACCESSOIRE [<£ a.] accessory [V. Collateral] _S' fittings [eye) accessories ACCIDENT'_[ak'-se-de-nnte] variation : casualty [ V. Meet] Sauf_on fortune de mer, Weather and circumstances permitting Aceidente-e a. undulating : broken : hilly [fig) eventful : chequered Accidentel -lie a._al [dennt'l~\ [-llement' ACCISE excise |_-a*ly ACCLAMATION" _ [ineche-nn'] shout | Par —, Unanimously | S' cheers | Saluer par des_s, To cheer ACCLIMA TA TION'' _ma tization [zeche-nn] ACCLIMATEMENT" _matizing Acclimater' va. to acclimatize 1 S’_, To get ACCOINTANCE intimacy [acclimatized s’Accoint.er' vr. to become intimate ACCOLADE embrace : ‘ hug ’: ceremony in conferring knighthood [typ) brace | En_Braced together Aecoler' va. [a, with] to embrace : to put ... together : to couple the names of : to brace Accommodable a. that can be arranged ACCOMMODAGE dressing Accommodant'-e a. _dating : good-natured ACCOMMODEMENT" accommodation : conciliation : arrangement Accommoder' va. [de, with : an, to] to accommodate : to do up : to put ... in order : to suit [citis) to dress : to do (meat, etc.] [U. Do, line 18] to settle (a dispute] S’_a, To agree to : to conform to ACCOMPAGN'ATEUR - TRICE accompanist ACCOMPAGN'EMENT"—paniment [pr.ke-mm] Accompagn'er' va. to accompany [pr. ke-mm] [chose) to suit: to attend Accompli -e [m nasal] a. accomplished : [fam) thorough | Accomplii* va. to accomplish | S’_, To be fulfilled ACCOMPLISSEMENT' completion : fulfilment ACCON" punt ACCORD"_[en ang. pr. e-korde] agreement : concord : good understanding : keeping : tone [V. ORTHOGRAPHE] Etre d’_To agree [musique) to be in tune | Mettre d’_, To reconcile | Tomber d’_, To come to an agreement : to grant ACCORD AILLES' (pi] marriage contract Accordant; -e a._t [pers) good-natured ACCORDE -EE betrothed ACCORDION"_ion [e-korde-ye-nn] A reorder' va. [a, to] to accord : to reconcile : to grant: to favour (one with] [remise, etc.) to allow [nms) to tune | ‘Accordez vos flutes,' Arrange it between yourselves | S’—, To agree : to suit: to tally, on to be consistent (avec, with] to ‘hit it off [bien, well] together’ ACCORDEUR -EUSE tuner | Clef A— [or ACCORDOIR] tuning-hammer ACCORE edge [A) shore [a.) perpendicular [cote) iron-bound Accorer' v. to shore up Accort"-e a. easy and graceful : sprightly Accostable a. easy of approach Accoster' va. to accost : to come (ou go) up to [40 to come alongside : to come on board : to go (ashore] S’_ de, To take up with ACC ENGLISH-FRENCH ACC Accent' va. accentuer : appuyer sur Accep't va. accepter fee : agreer [a challenge) relever | In case of his —ing (this otter), En eas A'adhesion de sa part | —able [e-be-1] a. _ : agreable | _ably ad. agreablement ACCEPTANCE acceptation : lettre de change ACCEPTATION [teche'ii] —[sense)acception ACCEPTOR [com] accepteur AC'CESS [ak-cesse] acces [ak-say] Easy_to the valves, Vlsite facile des soupapes ACCESS'ORY [d- «.] accessoire : complice AC'CIDENT_: sinistre [*fc <fc mach) avarie Aceiden'tal [te-t] a. —tel : aleatoire _lly ad. par accident : fortuitement Acclimatize [_kldi-me-tdiz\ va. acclimater ACCLIY'ITY montee Accom'modate va. accommoderfec : convenir ;£[lodge) loger [hold) contenir — ... with, -o Fournir : donner ACCOMMODATION [to, a] accommodement: Sajustement : logement : commodite : con- Zvenance [room) place [on board ship) ame- onagements (pi] The_there is good, On yest '-ctres bien | _BILL billet de complaisance _LADDER echelle de commandement ACCOM'PANIMENT [e-ke-mw] accompagne- ment | ACCOM'PANIST [«fc f. J accompagna- teur -trice | Accom'pany va. accompagner | To be_panied by. Etre accompagne de ^ACCOMPLICE complice | An _ of, Le C de oAccom'plish va. accomplir fea : effectuer | To_an object. Remplir un but E Accom'plishe’d a. accompli : acheve -c ACCOM'PLISHMENT _plissement ° _S [pi] connaissances : arts d’agrement ACCORD' [e-korde : o dans sort] accord [vn.) s’accorder | Of his own_, De lui-meme | With one _, D’un conmnm accord ACCOR'DANCE conformite : rapport | In — with, Conformoment a : d accord avec Accor'ding (to) prep. A con), selon : suivant: conformement a : a en croire (...] — as, Comme : selon que | _to, Suivant _ly ad. par consequent: en consequence Accost' va. accoster : aboider ACCOUNT' compte fea : memoire : raison ■5 [narrat.) relation : recit | For the —, [shares] Sa terme | On_of, a cause de : par : en con- vsideration de [com) pour le compte de | On ^_, a compte : a valoir (sur, of] On many —s, ACC FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS ACH ACCOTEMENT” side : part by the side Accoter' va. to stay | S'_, To lean ACCOTOIR stay ACCOUCHEE lady [ou woman] confined | L'~, The mother \ Garde d*_, Monthly nurse ACCOUCHE'MENT" _: confinement Accoucber' vn. to be confined (de, of] [va.) to deliver ... : to attend ... in her confinement [Conj. with Avoir for the action, Eire for the state] ‘_ez done ! ’ Out with it! ACCOUCHEUR _ | _FUSE midwife s’Accouder’ vr. to lean on one’s elbows ACCOUDOIR elbow-seat : support ACCOUPLE leash _MENT’’coupling [d’oiseaux) pairing Accoupler’ va. to couple : to match : to yoke (oxen] to pair (birds] Accoureir va. to shorten [ V. Raccourcir] Accourir vn. (Table 16) [conj. with Etre : ang. to Have] to run (to the spot] to run up (a, to] to hasten : to come (ou go) at once : to gather Accouru-e pp. [F. Accourir] ACCOUTREMENT -_ [plais) garb Accoutrer' va. to rig ... out Accoutumer' va. [a, de, to] to accustom : to use : to inure | S’_, To get accustomed : to be used (a, to] ACCOUTUMANCE habit: use Accredits -e a. accredited : in credit [chose) ... that obtains credit | Accrediter’ va. to accredit [chose) to credit | S’—, To get credit [fig) to bring one’s self into notice ACCROC" [akro] rent : hook [fig) hitch : hindrance : reverse ACCROCHE-CCEUR love-lock Accrochei-- va. to hook on : to hang up : to lay aside : to catch : to catch hold of [place) to manage to get [&) to grapple Accroire va. (Table 35 : is only used in the Infinitive with Faire) to believe | En faire _a, To impose upon : to ‘ cram ’ | S’en faire _, To be conceited : to have the bump of self- ACCROISSE’MENT- increase : growth [esteem Accroitre v. (Table 65) to increase : to grow s’Accroupir vr. to squat: to crouch : to cower: to roll one’s self up (in] ACCROUPISSE’MENT” squatting : cowering Accru -e a. increased [F. Accroitre] ACCUEIL’ [cuei like cu in cud] reception : welcome [d’une chose) acceptance | Faire_a, To welcome : to receive ... kindly [one Accueill’ant,’ -e a. affable : glad to welcome Accueill’i-e pp. welcomed [F. Aecueillir] AccueilPir [F. 4 lines above] va. (Table 13) to receive : to welcome : to await [com) to ACCUL corner [J>) creek [honour Accule -e pp. at a dead stand [a) driven back (upon] a V ACCULEE, when she dips her stern Acculer' va. to drive ... into a corner ACCUMULATEUR _tor: storage-cell ACCUMULATION" _ [kiou-miou-leche-nn] Accumuler' va. to accu'mulate [you-lete] Accusable a. ... open to accusation ACCUSATEUR -TRICE accuser [a.) accusing ACCUSATIF_ive | a l’_, In the A. ACCUSA TION"_ [dr) charge : prosecution | Acte d’_, Indic'tment | Chambre des mises en_, Court of Indic’tment | Chef d-_, Count | Mettre en_, To indic’t [inn-daite] ACCUSli -J3 culprit [dr) prisoner [a.) marked —£ de RECEPTION" acknowledgment Accuser’ (a] va. to accuse (of] to charge (with] to indicate : to show (...] to complain (of] to confess : to argue : to call (one’s game] [dr) to arraign | — reception de, To acknowledge the receipt of | S’ _, To accuse o’s [ou each other, one another] Acephale a. _alous Acerbe a. ^sour : harsh : sharp ACERBITE_ty : sourness : harshness Acere -e a. steeled : sharp : cutting Acerer’ va. to steel: to intensify (ou embitter] ACETATE_ [assi-tete] Acetifier’ va. to ace- Acetique a. acetic [e-si-tik] [tify AC£TYL£NE _ | Appareil a_, A. generator | Bee a_, A. burner | Lampe a_A. lamp ACHALANDAGE custom ACC ENGLISH—FRENCH ACH (ACCOUNT' [continued] a divers titres | On my _, Par egard pour moi : pour mon compte | On no_, Pour rien au monde : aucunement | To give an — of, Rendre compte de | To open a running —, Ouvrir un compte courant | On that —, Pour cela | As per _ rendered, Suivant compte remis | Detailed_[com] Bordereau | In_current with, En compte courant avec | To call... to 5 _for, Demander compte a ... de | To take <o into_, Tenir compte de | To turn ... to_, ,§ Tirer parti de | -BOOK registre “ -DAY liquidation ACCOUN'TS (pi] comptabilite Account' v. compter : regarder ... comme : estimer [for, de) rendre compte | ... which _s for ..., ... ce qui explique ... ACCOUNTABILITY responsabilite Accountable a. [to, a:for, de] responsable | Not_for his actions, Irresponsable Tpert C [ACCOUNT'ANT comptable [chartered) ex- Accrue' [e-krow] vn. resulter : provenir Accu'mulate [u, ion] va. accumuler [vn.) s’A ACCU'MULATOR _teur ACC'URACY [ak'-you-re-ce] precision Ace'urate [ak'-you-re-tt] a. exact: correct Acc'urately ad. exactement: avec precision Aecur'sed [e-keur-sed] a. maudit : execrable ACCU'SATIYE_tif [Fr. gram.) regime direct Accu'se [e-kiouze] va. accuser tea ACCU'SER [e-kiouzeur] accusateur-trice Accus'tom [ke-ss-te-mm] va. accoutumer | To get_e’d to, S’accoutumer a : se faire a —e’d a. accoutume : ordinaire : habituel ACE [e'ce] as | Within an_of. a deux doigts de ACET'YLENE acetylene | — lamp, Lampe a A ACHE [e/ce^mal : douleur | Headache, Mai de tete | Toothache, Mai de dents [F. Heart] — vn. faire mal [fig) souffrir (for, de] Achie've [e-tchive] va. executer : accomplir | To_a victory, Remporter une victoire ACHIE'YEMENT [pr. e-tchxv-me-nntt] exploit [completing) accomplissement : achevement [heraldry) armoiries (pi] _S hauts faits ACH FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS ACT Achalander' va. to bring custom to ... | Bien achalande, Doing a good business Acharne -e a. infuriated : desperate: obstinate [fumeur, etc.) inveterate [a, to, for) eager ACHARNEMENT" desperation : obstinacy | Avec _, Desperately : ‘like mad’ Acharner’ va. to excite : to enrage : to set... on | S’_sur, To set at ... furiously ACHAT" purchase | Livre d’_s', Bought book ACHE wild celery ACHEMINE'MENT' [a, to] means : step Acheminer' va. to despatch : to get on | S’_, To move on : to advance | II s’achemina vers la tour, He turned his steps towards the tower Ache'ter' [ash-tay] va. to buy (a, of, from] to purchase : to bribe |_un cheval 1000 francs a .... To buy a horse for £40 from ... ACHE'TEUR -EXJSE buyer : purchaser Ache've-e a. & pp. thorough: perfect [fam) ‘ out and out’ | ACHEVE'MENT'completion Ache'ver' va. to finish : to have done with : to ‘ do for ’ | Nous avons acheve de diner, d’ecrire, We have done dinner, writing ACHOPPE'MENT' Pi'erred'—, Stumbling-block [fam) hitch Ach'romatique a._tic ACIDE_d [a.) acid : sour Acidifier' va. to acid'ify ACIDITE _ty : tartness | Aciduler' va. to acidulate | Bonbons acidules, Acid drops ACIER" steel [ _brut, Rough steel | _ bour- soufle, ampoule, factice, artificiel, Blistered S | _ corroye, raffine, Shear S | _doux, Mild S | _fondu, Cast S | _lamine, tire, Rolled S | Fil d’_, S wire | Tole d’_Sheet S | ^_a outils, Tool-S | _Bessemer, B. steel ACIERIE steel-works [__ rapide. High-speed S ACNE acne : skin eruption ACOLYTE _ [en ang. ak'o-la'ite] ACOMP'TE [m nasal, p silent] instalment | _ de dividende, Interim dividend ACONIT [pr. the t] aconite : monkshood ‘ Acoquiner' ’ va. to allure : to captivate A-COUP" [pi._] jerk : start ACOTJSTIQTJE_ics (pi] Cornet_, Hearing- trumpet | Voiite _, Whispering-gallery | Tuyau _, [or ‘ACOUSTIQUE’] Speaking- f ACQUliREUR purchaser : buyer [tube •g Acquerir va. (Table 9) to acquire : ‘ to get’: s to gain : to buy [vn.) to improve | S’_, rr. To be got, ou gained [V. Acquis] § ACQUIT" [akay\ gain : property acquired 'O ACQUIESCE'MENT' (a ...] acquiescence (in] | compliance (with] Acquiescer' (a] vn. to S acquiesce (in] to comply (with] g ACQUIS" experience : acquirements (pi] 3 [PP• V. Acquerir] Droits _, Vested inter- ests | _a ..., Quite at ...’s disposal ACQUISITION" [akouiz] purchase <s ACQUIT" discharge [com) receipt | Pour_, g Received | Par maniere d’_, Perfunctorily | .. -A-CAUTjON" permit to import for draw- « ACQUITT£ | a 1’_.Duty-paid [back:transire ® ACQUITTE'MENT' discharge : acquittal - Acquitter' va. [de, of] to clear : to discharge : ^ to receipt (a bill] S’—, To pay : to be paid [ [de) to perform ... : to acquit one’s self of ACRE [afc'r] _os,) | Acre a. acrid : sour ACRETE acridity [fig) acrimony ACRIMONIE —ny | —nieux'-eitse a—ious ACROBATE _bat | ACROSTICHE _tic ACTE act : action, actions : deed : bill : proof: certificate [d’lme societe) proceedings (pi]_ de deces, Certificate of death | _de manage, Marriage certificate | Faire_de presence, To put in an appearance |_judiciaire, Legal document | _de francisation, Register [of French ship'] _S' [pi] records [plaintiff ACTEUR, ACTRICE, actor, actress [Jersey) ACTIF [dr) assets [gram) active voice Actif -ive a. active | Dettes_ives, Assets ACTINIE sea-anemone | —nique a. actin'ic ACH ENGLISH-FRENCH ACT Ach'ing [efce] a. endolori [p. pres. V. Ache] ACID acide | [ou Acid'ulated] DROPS, Bonbons anglais acidules Acknowledge va. reconnaitre : confesser [to reply to) repondre a [receipt of) accuser reception de | _DGMENT reconnaissance [admission) aveu [by post, etc.) accuse de reception | _S [pi] remerchnents AC'ME [ak'mi, i bref] cime : sommet [med) fort A'CORN [e-fcorne] gland | Crop of_s, Gland.ee Acquaint' [e-kouenntt] va. [...with] informer (de] faire savoir : faire connaitre ... (a] To be _ed with, Connaitre : savoir ACQUAINTANCE connaissance (with, de] To make their_, Faire leur C | He’s an old_, C’est une vieille C [F. Improve] Acquies'ce [akoui-ess] vn. acquiescer (in, a] Acqui're [i at] va. acquerir : apprendre ACQUI'REMENT [i m] acquisition : acquis | _S (pi] erudition : connaissances (pi] Acquit' [-tted] va. acquitter (of, de] ACQUITT'AL [ t’J] acquittement: decharge A'CRE [e'fce’r] acre [environ 40 ares] [ V. Table A'CRE AOE contenance : superflcie [88 Ac'rid a. acre Across' ad. a travers : a [or en] travers de : sur | To come__ Rencontrer : tomber sur ACT acte : action : loi \ The Company’s_, Les statuts de la societe | In the_of ...ing, En train de ... \ In the very_, Sur le fait : en flagrant delit | _of PARLIA'MENT, loi Act va. jouer [sham) faire [wi.) agir (as, as a, en] se conduire [mach) operer ACT'INGr [theatre] jeu [a. & p.) qui agit:actif: suppleant | Single_, a simple effet | Direct _, a connexion directe | _MANAGER \_rna'- ne-dje-r] directeur gerant AC'TION [ak-che-nn] fee [lawsuit) proces: demande ( for, en ] mecanisme | Right of_, Droit (Tester en jugement | To bring [ou to enter] an_against, Poursuivre or Citer ... en justice : intenter line action a ... | Suiting the_to the WORD, Joignant le geste a la parole | —able [e-be-1] a. sujet a proces : sujet a une pour suite judiciaire Ac'tive a. actif [lively) alerte On _ SERVICE, En activite de service Ac'tively [i tres bref] ad. activement ACT FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS ADM ACTION"_: act [poet) deed [com) share [mach) gear : motion | _privilegiee, Preference share | _S' (pi] stock : shares | Par _s, Joint-stock | College par—s, Proprietary school | _s de graces, Thanksgiving ACTIONNAIRE shareholder : stock-holder Actionner' va. to enter an action against | Actionne par, Driven by Activement' ad. actively Activer'ca. to urge on : to quicken [feu) to poke ACTIVITE_ty : service [arts) employment | En plehie_, In full work | En — de service, On active service AC TRICE actress ACTUAIRE actuary ACTUALITE present state (ou day] reality | D’_, To the front: of present interest | —S' current events : things of the moment Actuel -elle a. present | Le roi'—, The present King [V. Actual 031 ] ActuellemenC ad. now : at present ACTJITE acuteness Acumine -e a. acuminate ADAGE _: saying | ADAGIO [mns] _ Adamantin"-e a. adamantine ADAPTATION" — Adapter' va. [a, to] to adapt: to lit: to apply: to conform | S’_, To apply : to suit: to lit ADDITION" [a, to]_[restaurants, cafes, etc.) bill : reckoning [typ) side-note Additionnel -elle a. additional [che-ne-t] Additionner' va. to add : to cast up : to reckon ADDUCTEUR [muscle] adductor ADDUCTION"_: bringing (down] ADEPTE [<& /l] adept: disciple (of] adherent ADHERENCE — [chose) adhesion (a, to] ADHERENT" [&_-e a.] adherent (a, to] sup- Adherer' vn. to adhere : to stick (a, to] [porter Adhesif-tce a._ive ADHESION"_ : approval : support | Don- ner son _ complete a, Tp fully endorse : to entirely agree with [V. Accept] Ad hoc ad. specially : on purpose Ad hominem a.1 — ’ : directly personal ‘ Ad honores ’ a. honorary ADIANTE adiantum ADIEU_ : ‘good-bye’ [poet) farewell j Faire ses —x a, To take leave of [fam) to ‘ say goodbye to’ | Sans_! Good-bye for the present!} _va! [&] ’Bouts7up/ Adipeux' -euse a. adipose [poce] Adirer' va. to mislay Adjacenf-e a._t D3^ ADJECTIF_ive| Adjective'ment' ad_lively Ad joindre va. (Table 57) [a, to] to adjoin : to unite | S’_, To join : to associate (with] to take ... as an assistant ADJOINT" assistant : deputy (mayor] [gram) adjunct [pp. V. Adjoindre] ADJONCTION “ adding ADJUDANT" [X] —tant ADJUDICATAIRE purchaser . contractor _ a. purchasing : contracting ADJUDICATEUR adjudicator ADJUDICATION" auction : contract ] Mettre en_To put up to contract Adjuger' va. to adjudge : to award [aux en- cheres) to knockdown | S’_, To award o’self: to be awarded | Se faire_, To contract for Adjug£! Gone! ADJURATION — | Adjurer' va. to adjure Ail libitum ad. ‘ — ’ : at will [&, to] Admettre va. (Table 66) to admit (dans, into: ADMINISTRATEUR-TRICE —trator : manager : manageress: director: trustee: guardian Administratif -ive a._ive : official ACT ENGLISH-FRENCH ADM AC'TOR [te-r] acteur : comedien AC' TRESS actrice : comedienne Ac'tual a. reel : veritable : effectif : positif | The — fact, Le fait meme [V. Actuel lea] Ac'tually ad. reellement : en effet AC'TUARY actuaire : calculateur Ae'tuate [e'te] va. animer (a] pousser (a] ACU'MEN [e-kiou'-mennj penetration Acu'te [pr. e-Monte] a. aigu : poignant: penetrant [pain) vif | _ly ad. dvine maniere poignante : vivement ACU'TE'NESS acuite : finesse [pain) vivacite A. D. | — 1650, L’an de grace 1650 ADAM _ | ‘_’S ALE’.‘Chateau LaPompe' \ 1—’S APPLE’, Pomme d’Adam Adapt' va. [to, a] adapter |_ed to, Approprie a Add va. [to, a] ajouter : joindre | To _up, Additionner ADD'ER vipere [instr.) totalisateur fcouture —’S-TONGUE langue de serpent: herhe sans Addict' o’self vr. [to, a] s’adonner : se livrer ADDI'TION a_ | In_to, En plus de Additional a. —nnel . nouveau : en plus Ad'dle'd a. couvi : pourri Ad'dle-headed a. ... a cerveau creux ADDRESS' adresse lea [speech) allocution \ Of good —, Distingue [E. Presenter] Address' va. [to, a] adresser : mettre Vadresse [or des adresses] sur : s’adresser : aborder ADDRESSEE' destinataire Addu'ce [diouce] va. alleguer Ad'equate [addi-kouetf] a. [to, a] suffisant: proportionne | —ly ad. suffisamment Adhe're [7ur] vn. adherer : s’en tenir (to, a] ADHE'RENT adherent-e : partisan Ailhe'sive [s c] a.... qui adhere : agglutinatif [gummed) gomme |_NESS qnalite adhesive AD'IT galerie d’ecoulement Adja'cent [dje-cennti] a. avoisinant : eontigu Adjoin' v. etre eontigu (a] adjoindre Adjourn' va. ajourner : renvoyer ADJOURNMENT ajournement Adjud'ge \adj-e-dje} va. adjuger AD'JUNCT accessoire | Adju're va. adjurer Adjust' [adj-e-ste'] va. ajuster : regler Adjust'ablfe a. reglable \chaine ADJUST'ER ajusteur | Chain —, Tendeur de ADJUST'ING SCREW [skrott] vis de rappel ADJUST'MENT ajustement [watch) reglage AD'JUTANT [te-nntt] adjudant ADMEAS'UREMENT mesurage : dimension Admin'ister v. [to, a] administrer : subvenir [justice) rendre |_an estate, Gerer les biens (de] — an oath, Faire preter serment ADM FRAN <?AIS—ANGLAIS ADU ADMINISTRATION"_: government: civil service : post-office [conseil d’_) directors (pi] governors (pi] authorities (pi] [the) company ADMINISTF?£ person under ...’s jurisdiction Administrer' va. [a, to] to administer : to rule : to manage : to deal with : to produce | S’_, To be ruled : to be taken [fam) to take Admirable a— : [-menf -bly] grand | Etre —, [fam] To be ‘ a pretty fellow ’ ADMIRATEUR - TRICE admirer Admiratif -ive a. ...of admiration ADMIRATION"_ | Faire V_de, To elicit the A of | Tomber en _, To be struck with wonder (at] Admirer' va. to admire : to be astonished (at, de, to] S’_, To admire o’self, or each other Admis'-e pp. admitted [ V. Admettre] ADMISSIBILITY_ity: fitness for admission Admissible a._ ADMISSION ' _ | _ an baccalaureat, Taking the B.A. degree ADMONESTA TION'' reprimand Admonester' [or_neter'] va. to reprimand ADMONITEUR-TRICE adviser ADMONITION" _ ADOLESCENCE _ : teens : youth ADOLESCENT'-JS youth : young man : young ADONIS [pr. the s] _: dandy \jvoman Adonner' vn. to give out [vent) to draw abaft S’_, vr. [a, to] to addict one’s self (to bad habits] to apply o'self (to study, etc.] Etre adonne a, To be given to : to get attached to Adoptable a. ... that can be adopted Adopter' va. to adopt [foi) to pass Adoptif-ire a._ted ADOPTION" — Adorable a. _ ADORATEUR-TRICE worshipper ADORATION"_[reche-nn] worship Adorer' va. to worship : to adore | S’_, To be in love with one’s self: to be very fond of each ADOSSE'MENT" backing [other Adosser' (a] va. to lean : to put ... with its back (to] to put ... back to back : to build ... against | S’_, To lean one’s back against | 11 etait adosse a, He was standing with his back to Adouber' va. to repair Adoucir va. to soften : to soothe [une douleur) to alleviate [tech) to smooth : to anneal | S’_, [du temps] To get mild Adoucissant'-e a. softening [med) emollient ADOUCISSEMENT'' softening {d'une dmilenr) Ad patres ad. to another world [alleviation ADRESSE address : skill | Arriver a son_, To hit the right nail | a 1’_de, Directed to ... | Avec _, Dexterously | Mettre V_ sur, To address | Laisser son_, To leave one’s A Adresser' va. [a, to] to address : to direct : to introduce : to send (a ...] [priere) to offer up | Je m’adresse a vous, I turn (ou I apply) to you | 11 m’adressa la parole, He addressed me | S’_ au concierge, Apply to the doorkeeper | S’_ssant a, Turning to Adroit'-e a. handy (a, at] skilful Adroitement' ad. adroitly : dexterously Aduire va. [en Belg.] to keep ... till delivery ADULATEUR -TRICE sycophant ADULATION"_ : sycophancy Aduler' va. to fawn upon : to toady ADULTE [<£ a.] t [en ang. pr. a-de-lte] ADULTERATION" — [e-de-lf e-reche-nn] ADULT^RE adul'tery [u, e] [ pers) adulterer, adulteress [a.) adulterous [te-re-ss] Adulterer' va. to adulterate [u, e] Adulterin'*-e a. born of adulterous intercourse ADM ENGLISH-FRENCH ADV ADMINISTRATION _ [estate) gestion AD'MIRAL. [re-1] amiral | Lord High_Grand amiral | Rear_, Contre-A | Red_, Vulcain AD'MIRALTY amiraute [Paris) ministere de la marine | First Lord of the _, Ministre de la marine | _COURT tribunal maritime ADMIRA'TION [admi-reche' nn] a_ | To be loud in one’s — of, ‘Avoir la bouche pleine de’| Note of_, [! ] Point exclamation jjAdmi'rew. admirer : aimer :§ADMI'RER admirateur-trice s Admi'rinyly ad. avec admiration ADMI'SSION a_ | — PIPE tuyau d’entree | -PORT lumiere d’A Admit' va. admettre : reconnaitre | To be _tted, S’admettre : etre admis -e | To_of, Comporter | It must be _tted .... 11 faut reconnaitre que ... ADMITT'ANCE [to, a] acces : admission \ To give ... _, Admettre ... | No_! Entree ADMIX'TURE melange [interdite! Admon'ish va. avertir : prevenir : exhorter (a] ADMONI'TION avertissement ADO' [pr. e-dou] famous (pi] bruit : vacarme : peine | Much_about nothing, Beaucoup de bruit pour rien Adopt' va. adopter | _ed SON fils adoptif Ado're va. adorer | ADO'RER adorateur -trice Adorn' va. orner : parer [fig) faire l’ornement ADORN'MENT parure : ornement Lde Adovv'n ad. & prep, en bas : en bas de Adrift' ad. [J>] a la derive : a l’abandon Adroit' [e-droite] a._ | _NESS dexterite Ad'ulatory [ad-you-lete-e-re] a. adulateur Adul'terate [e-de-lte-rete] va. adulterer : fre- later : falsifier ADULTERA'TION falsification: sophistication ADUL'TERATOR frelateur : sophistiqueur ADYAN'CE marche : avancement (into, dans] progres (of, dans] avance (to, vers) pas [of money) avance [rise in price) hausse (de prix] In_, D'avance | In_of, En avant de Advan'ce v. avaneer [prices) hausser : elever | _d a. avance : ultra | _MENT [to, a] avancement : promotion [com) avance /'ADVAN'TAGE avantage | To offer the_of, .*>Se recommander par ... | To show off ... to _, Faire valoir ... | To take — of, Profiter ~de [unfairly) abuser de | To the best —, Le [plus avantageusement possible Advanta'geous [te'dje-ss] a. avantageux (to, a : to, de] _ly ad. avantageusement AD'VENT arrivee : venue : l’Avent Adventitious [c/ie-ss] a. adventice : aleatoire ADV FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS APF Advenir (Table 15, conj. with Etre) to happen: to become of | Advienne que pourra, Come Adventice a. adventitious [.what may ADVERBE _b Adverbial -e a._1 [-emenf -lly] ADVERSAIRE _sary [se-re] [fam) opponent Adversatif -ive a._tive | Adverse a. — ADVERSITE _ty AERAGE airing : ventilation | D’—, For Y. Aere -e a. well-aired : airy [eau) aerated Aerer' va. to air [cllim) to aerate [e-e-rete] Aerien"-en«e a. aerial [e-iri-e-l] [fll) overhead AERODROME _: flying-ground AERODYNAMIQUE _ics (pi] AEROLITH’E _lite [Idite] meteoric stone a£ROM£TRE _meter T_t AERONAT” steerable balloon | AIlRONAUTE AERONAUTIQUE _ics (pi] [a.) _ical AERONEF air-ship | AEROSTAT" air-balloon A^ROPLAGE sand-yacht AEROPLANE aeroplane [pr. eiro-plene] AFFABILITE _ty Affable a._ | AffablemenC ad. affably AFFABULATION" moral Affadi-e a. sickly | Affadir va. to make ... sickly : to cloy : to spoil | S’—, To get [ou be] insipid | AffadissanC-e a. sickly AFFADISSEMENT' sickliness : cloying Affaiblir va. to weaken : to enfeeble | S’—, To grow [ou get, ou be getting] weak Affaiblissant'-e a. weakening : enfeebling AFFAIBLISSE'MENT" weakness : weakening : enfeeblement : enervation AFFAIRE business : matter ; thing : action : transaction : work : what one has to do [d'etat, d’amour) affair | L'_a ete chaude, It was warm work | Avoir — a, To have to do with | Oil sont mes_s ? Where are my things ? | Les_s vont, ne vont pas, Trade is thriving, is dull | Les_s sont les A’s, Business is business | Ce n’est pas mon_, It’s no business of mine | Cela fera mon _, That will just suit me | C’est une_faite, It’s as good as done | Cela ne ferait pas l— de tout le monde, Not everybody’s money | Voila une belle_/ ‘ Here’s a pretty mess! ’ j En _, Engaged | Faire des —s, To do business (avec, with] Homme d’_s, Man of business : agent | Pour (ses) —s, On business | Son_est faite, He’s done for | C’est V_ d’un instant, It will only take a moment | Tout une_, No joke | Voila V—/ That’s the very thing! | Affaire -e a. busy AFFAISSEMENT- depression : sinking Affaisser1 va. to depress : to sink : to wear out | S’_, vr. To sink Affaiter- va. to tame : to train Affaler' va. [■&] to overhaul | Affale ! Lower away! | Affale [navire] Wind-bound Affame -e a. famished : starved [au fig) eager (de, for] thirsting (de, after, for] Affamer' va. to famish : to starve AFFANTJRE harvest wages in kind AFFECTATION" [d’une somme) application : setting apart | Corps d’_, [jK] Regiment to which ... belongs Affectant'-ea. | Tres_, Very affecting Affecte -e a. affected Affecter' va. [a, pour, to] to affect: to set ... apart | _les fonds a, To apply the funds to ... | S’_, To be moved, grieved, affected AFFECTION" [pour, for]__ liking | Prendre B. en_, To become attached to B. fately Affectionne-e a. \ Votre_, Yours affection- Affectionner' va. to have an affection (for] to delight (in] Affectueusemenf ad. affectionately Affectueux’-euse a. affectionate : loving ADV ENGLISH-FRENCH AFF ADVEN'TURE aventure : hasard [com) paco- tille | _v. [to, de] aventurer : hasarder ADVEN'TURER aventurier [min) actionnaire Ad'verse a. contraire (to, a] adverse Advert' vn. faire allusion (to, a] Ad'vertise [taize] va. annoncer (... dans les journaux] faire a. [by posters) afficher [vn.) faire des annonces [or, de la publicite] ADVEE'TISEMENT [tizz] annonce : avis | Puffing_, Reclame AD'VERTI'SER [toil] personne qui annonce [or qui fait de la reclame] AD'VERTI'SINGr [tdi] la publicite : l’affichage [fes) annonces (pi] [puffing) la reclame ADYI'CE [pr. advaice] avis : conseil : opinion [com) avis d’expedition : lettre d’envoi: lettre d’avis | Piece of _, Conseil | To have —, Consulter un medecin [or simply, Consulter] /'Advi'sable a. judicieux : convenable (for, | pour : to, de] _NESS opportunity juAdvi'se va. [of, to, de] conseiller : donner avis : prevenir [strongly_) engager [vn.) ,S deliberer | Be_ed by me and ..., Je vous c engage de ... | Ill-ad vise'd a. mal a vise | Advi'sedly [zed-le] ad. de propos delibere l ADVI'SER conseiller | Spiritual_, Directeur AD'VOCACY [kece] defense : plaidoyer AD'VOCATE [fce]avocat: defenseur : partisan | _va. preconiser : plaider : defendre ADVOW'SON [vaoz’nn] patronage ADZE herminette [cooper’s) doloire HEo'lian HARP [i-oli-e-nn] Jiarpe eolienne A'erated [e-e-retedd] a. aere [water) gazeuse Ae'rial [e-iri-e-l] a. aerien : de l’air AE'ROFOIL aile (d’aeroplane] ["fil AE'ROGRAM depeche par la telegraphie sans iESTHET'ICS [& ^Esthet'ic a.] esthetique Afar' ad. loin : de loin | — off, Au loin Aff'able [aff -e-be-l] a— | -bly, avec affabilite Affect' va. [with, de : to, de] affecter : toucher : emouvoir | Part_ed, Partie atteinte Affect'ed a. affecte : ... dispose (to, pour] _ly ad. avec affectation Affect'ing a. touchant : attendrissant Affec'tionately [che-ne-t-le] ad. affectueuse- Affl'ance'd [foii-nnce-tt] a. fiance-e [ment AFFIDA'VIT [de] declaration sous serment Affirm' va. affirmer (that, que] AFFIRMA'TION [me] a_ [law) declaration (au lieu de serment] [Affirmativement AFFIRM'ATIVE [<k a.] _tif | In the _, Affix' va. attacher : apposer AFF FRAN<?AIS—ANGLAIS APP Affener' va. to fodder Afferent'-e a. pertaining (a, to] Aff^rer* vn. [com. et dr.] to allot AFFERMAGE lease : leasing Affermer’ va. to farm : to let : to rent Affermir va. to strengthen : to fix : to establish | S’—, To grow stronger : to take root : to persist : to encourage each other AFFERMISSE’MENT" strengthening : stiffening : establishment | Affete -e a. affected AFFETERIE affectation [Using AFFICHAGE bill-sticking : placarding : adver- AFFICHE poster : bill | Poser une_, To post a bill | _ de theatre, Play-bill [F. RUN, ang.] Afficlier" va. to post up : to advertise : to expose : to be needlessly suggestive of : to make a parade of : to put forward | Defense d’_! Stick no bills 1 | S’_, (pour] To set up (for] to put o’s forward : to expose one’s self AFFICHEUR bill-sticker | AFFIDAVIT _ AFFID£ confidential agent: confederate AFFILAGE whetting : stropping Affiler' va. to sharpen | Langue affilee, Gflib AFFILIATION"_ : association (.tongue Affilier* va. to associate : to incorporate | S’_ a, To be associated with [butcher’s steel AFFILOIR whetstone [cuir) strop [de boucher) AFFINAGE, AFFINEMENT' finishing : refining : purifying | Affiner’ va. to refine A FFIN ERIE refinery | AFFINEUR refiner AFFINITE —ty (avec, with : pour, for] AFFIQU'ET” knitting-pin | _S' [pi] trinkets Affirmatif -ive a. _ive [-menf -ly] AFFIRMATION" _ | AFFIRMATIVE _ Affirmer' va. to affirm : to vouch for AFFIXE affix AFFLEURE'MENT" levelling [filons) cropping out | Affleurer* va. to level : to smooth : to make ... flush [mine) to crop out Afflictif -ive a._ive f AFFLICTION "_ Afflige-e a. sorrowful | Les_s, The afflicted Affiigeanf-e a. afflicting : distressing Affliger’ va. [de, with] to afflict : to distress : to mortify (the body] S’_ de, To grieve at (a thing] to grieve for (a person] AFFLOUAGE re-floating (of a vessel] Afflouer' va. [&] to get ... afloat AFFLUENCE abundance : afflux [fluides) influx [de pers) concourse : great numbers (of people] AFFLUENT” [&_-e a.] tributary (of rivers] Affluer' vn. [dans, into] to flow : to fall AFFLUX* _ Affole-e a. dotingly fond (of] panic-stricken : terrified [houssole) not true AFFOLE'MENT" fascination : panic : terror Affoler* va. to infatuate : to strike with panic: to madden [communal wood] AFFOUAGE right of taking firewood (in the AFFOUILL'EMENT” undermining : washing away : scouring Affouill'er' va. to undermine : to wash away AFFOURCHE small bower anchor Affourcher' va. to moor (with open hawse] AFFRANCHI -E freedman, freed-ivoman Affranchi -e a. [pers) freed [lettre) ‘ paid ’ Affranchir va. [de, from] to free : to set free [lettres) to stamp | S’_, To get rid (of] to break through : to free o’s : to be prepaid AFFRANCHISSE'MENT" enfranchisement: exemption (de, from] [des lettres)1 prepayment': postage |_insuffisant, Insufficiently prepaid AFFRES" [pi] terrors : pangs AFFR^TEMENT" chartering : freighting Affreter" va. to charter : to freight AFFRIiTEUR freighter Affreux'-ewse a. frightful [-menf -lly] Affriander* va. to make ... dainty : to entice Affricher* va. to let ... lie fallow Affrioler' va. to allure AFFRONT"_ [pr. f] Boire un__ To ‘pocket’ an insult Affronter' va. to affront : to face AFFUBLEMENT" garb : ‘rig-out’ AFF ENGLISH-FRENCH AGA Afflic'tm.affliger (with,de] Affluent a. riche AFF'LUENCE opulence : aise [pers) affluence Affo'rd [6] va. [to, a, de] donner : accorder | Gan_to, Avoir les moyens de : pouvoir AFFRAY' [e-fre] querelle : echauffouree AFFRI'Gr’HT [e-frdite] effroi [va.) effrayer Affront' [e-fre-nntt] va. affronter : offenser : Afi're ad. en feu [blesser Afloat' [pr. e-flote] ad. a flot: en circulation \ The finest_, Le plus beau qui existe Afo'resaid a. susdit: ledit, ladite : susnonnne [pi) lesdits, lesdites | As_, Comme ci-dessus Afrai'd [e-frede] a. effraye (to, de] He is — of, 11 a peur de : il craint(...] Afresh' ad. de nouveau [the jib] Border Aft a. arriere | Dead_[V. VENT] To haul —, Af'ter prep, apres : apres que : sur | _all, [F. Potage] _ paying all expenses, Tous frais payes | _a TIME, Au bout de quelque temps | _having ..., Apres avoir ... | _ allowing for, Deduction faite de | _he had spoken, Apres qu’il eut parle |_it was done, [i.e. too late] Apres coup | Page_page, P sur P | Placed one _ another along ..., Eche- lonnes sur ... _ad. apres : suivant | Day_, Lendemain | Day but one _, Surlendemain (de] The day _to-morrow, Apres-demain [F. DAY'] It’s _5, 11 est plus de 5 lieures _ a. subsequent : arriere | _PART arriere AF'TER-BIRTH delivre AF'TER-CLAP coup inattendu AF'TER-G-LOW- dernieres lueurs du couchant AF'TERMATH regain AF'TERNOON' apres-midi [fig)declin [F. Tea AF'TER-THOUCfHT reflexion apres coup Afterwards ad. apres : ensuite : plus tard f Again' ad. encore : de nouveau [elsewhere) ' ailleurs | and , Maintes fois : mille et smille fois \ Never , Jamais plus | Such a 22 thing will not happen [ou occur]_, Pareille ^f-chose [or, pared incident] ne se reproduira 7 plus [_, after a verb, is very often rendered (.by Re... : as, To come —, Revenir] Again'st [pr. e-ghennstt] prep, contre : vers : vis-a-vis : des |_his return, Pour son retour AFF FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS AGO Affubler* va. [de, in, with] to muffle up : to ‘ rig ... out’ | S’_, To rig one’s self out : to assume (a fictitious name] AFFUT" gun-carriage : frame [scie) frame-saw | a V_, On the watch ou look-out (de, for] AFFUTAGE set of tools : sharpening Affflter’ va to level [tech) to sharpen : to grind AFFUTEUR ... sharpener : ... grinder * AFFUTIAU ’ trinket Afin" de, conj. in order to : that | _que, '» AFRICAIN’’-_E [<& a.] African |_So that § Aga<jant‘-e a. annoying : irritating : exciting: attracting | Que c’est _! How annoying it is! AG ACE [or —SSE\ magpie AGACEMENT" setting (one’s teeth) on edge : excitement: irritation Agacer’ va. to annoy : to irritate : to excite : to set (the teeth) on edge : to allure AGACERIE enticing ways (pi] allurement AGAPE love-feast | AGARIC _ | AGATE _ AGE_ B3j| ; time : time of life | a la fleur de 1’_, In the prime of life | D’un certain_, No longer young | En_de, Of an age to | En bas_, In infancy : of tender years | Entre deux _s, Of middle age | Hors d’_, Over age | Au moyen_, In the middle ages (pi] ... avant 1’_,Before ...’stime : prematurely | Quel_avez-vous ? How old are you ? Age-e a. aged : old | Un peu_, Rather old : oldish | _de vingt ans, Twenty years of agC AGENCE agency [edje-nnce ] commission | _ Havas, ‘ Central News Agency ’ (of France] Agence -e pp. arranged AGENCEMENT’ ordering : grouping : order Ageneer' va. to arrange : to adjust: to fit up | S'_, To trim one’s self up AGENDA memorandum-book : diary ' s’Aqenouill’er’ vr. to kneel (devant, before] AGENOUILL’OIR hassock AGENT ”-E _ EKSj, | _ d’AFFAIRES” solicitor : lawyer | — de CHANGE stockbroker | _ de POLICE policeman | _ PROVOCATEUR '_ _’ | -VOYER’ road-surveyor AGGLOMERATION" [terres) uniting Agglomerer’ va. to get ... together : to unite AGGLOMIlRIlS' (pi] patent fuel : briquettes Agglutinant'-e a. agglutinative Agglutiner’ v. to agglutinate Aggravanf-e [dr] aggravating | Circonstance _e, Aggravation AGGRAVATION” 0^ increase Aggraver’ va. to aggravate Doj ; to increase j S’_, vr. to be getting worse Agi pp. [V. Agir] Agile a. nimble : quick:light [-ment’-bly,-ly] AGILITE_ty [e-djil-e-te] activity : swiftness AGIO prime [agiotage) stock-jobbing AGIOTAGE stock-jobbing Agiotei” vn. to deal in stocks: to speculate AGIOTEUR -EUSE stock-jobber Agir vn. to act : to do : to work : to transact | _ bien, mal, To behave handsomely, badly (envers, to] S'_vr. | De quoi s’agit-il? What is the matter? | ... dont il s’agit,... alluded to : ... which forms the subject of our article : ... of which we speak | Voici ce dont il s’agit, This is the thing, ... | Il s’agit de, The thing [ou the point] is to ... : it concerns ... : it relates to ... | Il s’agit ici de ..., We are now dealing with ... | Il s’agit de la vie, It is a matter of life and death | Il ne s’agit que de ..., All that’s necessary is to ... Agissant’-e a. active : efficacious : stirring AGISSE’MENTS”[pi]‘carryings on’:behaviour AGITATEUR _tor [ad’ji-tete'r] AGITATION" _ : excitement : shaking : stir : bustle [malade, etc.) restlessness Agiter’ va. to agitate : to shake : to toss [son mouchoir) to wave Agite -e a. [malade) restless \_mer) rather rough AGN'EAU [ine-yo] lamb' AGN ELLE ewe lamb' Agn’eler' vn. to lamb' AGN'ELET” lamb'kin [fig) simpleton AGN'ELIN" lamb'skin (with the wool on] Agn’elin” a. | Laine_e. Lamb's wool AGN’ES simple, artless girl AGNOSTIQUE _ic AGONIE pangs of death (pi] last moments (pi] [angoisse) agony | a V_, At the point of death : dying ‘ Agonir' (de sottises] va. to ‘ blackguard ' Agonisant’-e a. at the point of death Agoniser’ vn. to be dying AGE ENGLISH-FRENCH AGO ACE [edje\ age 'fco : siecle | Old_, Vieillesse \ In order of _, a Vanciennete | To last [ou to stand] for_S, Durer des siecles | Of_, Majeur -e \ Coming of_, Entree en majorite j Under—, Mineur-e | OLD _ PENSIONS, Retraites pour la vieillesse A'ged [ti-djed] a. age (de] vieux : vieil, vieille \ The _, Les vieillards | Middle_, [edj-'dj Entre deux ages A'GEING MACHINE cave de fixage A'GENCY [V] action : entremise [com) agence AGEN'DA [e-djenn'del ordre du jour A'GENT \e-dje-nntt1 representant: agent: man- dataire : homme d'affaires \ Free_, Qui a son libre arbitre fment AGGRANDIZEMENT [ i bref] agrandisse- Agg'ravate va. aggraver : exagerer [provoke) agacer AGGRAVATION _ [law & med] AGG'REGATE total : masse [«.) collectif AGGREGATION agregation : total AGGRESS'ION [che-nri] agression (on, upon, a AGGRESS'OR [se-r] agresseur Aglia'st a. epouvante : ebahi : foudroye Ag'itate [ad'ji-tete] va. agiter : troubler AG'ITATOR agitateur : meneur Aglow' ad. ardent: embrase AG'NAIL envie Ago' [e-go\ ad. il y a ... | A good while_ Il y a deja longtemps | He left an hour —, Il est parti depuis tine heure Agog' a. en train : empresse (to, de] Ago'ing ad. en marche : en train Ag'onizing [naV] a. d'angoisse : d'agonie AG'ONY agonie : douleur intense \ To suffer_ Souffrir le martyre AGO FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS AIG AGORA public-square: market-place AGOUTI lzool.1 — AGRAFE clasp : fastening [de courroie) fastener [tech) cramp | _et porte, Hook and eye Agrafer' va. to clasp : to hook : to fasten Agraire a. agrarian [mesure, loi) land Agrandir va. to enlarge : to aggrandize S'—, To increase : to be promoted |ment _DISSE'MENT" enlargement : aggrandize- Agreable a. [a, to : de, to] agreeable : acceptable : pleasing [-menf -bly, -ly] AGR££ solicitor (at the Trib. of Commerce] Agreer- va. to accept: to approve | _vn. to please (a, ...] _que, To permit ... to ... AGGREGATION" aggregation : admission (to] fellowship : examination for the fellowship AGREG£ graduate : fellow Agreger' va. to admit ... a fellow AGRI^MENT" agreement : approbation : elegance : gratification : charm : comfort : grace: ornament: accessory | Arts [or talents] d’—, Accomplishments | Voyage d’_Pleasure trip Agrementer' va. to grace : to adorn (de, with] Agrener' va. to bale out AGR£S" (pi] rigging : tackle : gymnastic ap- AGRESSEUR aggressor [pliances Agressif -ive a. aggressive AGRESSION" aggression [de voleurs) attack Agreste a. rustic [ pers) ill-bred Agricole a. agricultural [V. Comice] AGRICULTEUR agriculturist : farmer AGRICULTURE — : farming Agriffer' va. to clutch (a, at] S’_, To cling (to] Agripper' va. to grip hold of: to clutch at AGRONOME agriculturist AGRONOMIE theory of agriculture Agronomique a._ic [institut) agricultural Agu'errir va. to train for war | S’— a, To inure o’s to AGUETS' [ah-gay] (pi] watch | Etre aux —, To be on the look out : to lie in wait Ah ! int. Oh ! s’Aheurter" (a] vr. to stick (to] to persist (in] Ahuri -e a. taken aback : ‘struck all of a heap ’ Ahurir va. to astound : to confuse AHURISSE'MENT" amazement: bewilderment Al AY champagne Aidant' pres.part. | Dieu —, With (rod’s help AIDANT'S' [pi] helpers AIDE aid : help : subsidy | a V—! Help ! AIDE [<£ f.] assistant : helper : under-... [&) ...’s mate | — de CAMP' [m nasal] aide-de- camp | _-MACON" hodman Aider' v. [de, with : d, in, to] to help : to assist S’_, To help one’s self | _ de, To make use of | _l’un l’autre, To help one another [For ‘help’ at table, use ‘servir’] Aide-toi, le ciel t’aidera, Heaven helps those who help themselves [ V. Aidant] Aie! int. Oh dear! Oh! [in pain, etc.] AIEUL [pi. AYeuls] grandfather AiEULE [pi. Aieules'] grandmother AIEUX' [pi] ancestors : forefathers AIGLE [<£/’.] eagle [fig) master-mind | —criard, Spotted eagle | — a tete blanche. Bald E | _eployee, Spread eagle | L’_de Meaux, Bossuet | Grand_Double Elephant AIGRETTE, AIGLON" eaglet AIGRE sourness : sharpness : harshness _a. sour : sharp : harsh | _-doux, -douce, AIGREFIN" sharper [Sharp Aigrelet' -tfe a. sourish : rather sharp Aigrement' ad. sharply : severely Aigret'-tte a. sourish AIGRETTE : tuft [oiseau) egret AIGREUR harshness : sharpness : irritation _S’'(pi] heartburn : wind : sharp words (pi] Aigri -e a. harsh : soured [esprit) satirical Aigrir va. to sour : to irritate : to incense Aigu -ue a. sharp : pointed [accent, etc.) acute AIGU'ADE [&] watering-place AIG U ‘E-MARINE aqua-marine AIGU IERE ewer | AIGUILL ADE goad AIGUILL'AGE shifting of the points AIGUILL'E needle : index : spire [de montre, etc.) hand | Trou d’_, Eye of a N | _a coudre. Sewing N | _a tricoter, Knitting N | _a repriser, Darning N | _a passer, Bodkin | Ouvrage a l’_, Needlework | _ mobile, [«8l] Tongue rail | _[s§3,] points AIGU ILL'EE needleful Aiguill'er' va. [«2L] to shunt: to switch Aiguill'eter' v. to lace [&) to seize AIGUILL' ETTE shoulder-knot : tag [cms) slice [&) laniard [ou lanyard] seizing AIGUILL'EUR [«§l] pointsman AIGUILL'IER" needle-case [ou -book] n-maker AIGUILL'ON" goad : sting : spur | _liner' va. to goad, to spur ... on : to sting : to incite (a. AIGUILL'OT" [*] pintle ^ Lto] AGR ENGLISH—FRENCH AID Agree' [e-gri] vn. s’accorder (in, a : with, avec] etre d’accord (in, pour] convenir (to, de] con- sentir (to, a] s’associer | He_d with me, 11 etait de mon avis | This diet_s with me, Ce regime me convient Agree'alile a. conforme : agreable | I’m_! ~Je veux bien! | _NESS agrement : con- £ formite (to, a] Agree'ably ad. agreablement i [to, a) conformement Agreed' a. <fc pp. convenu : d’accord | _1 C’est entendu! C’est convenu ! AGREE'MENT accord : convention : contrat: conformite : marche | As per _, Prix convenu Agricultural [ke-l-tche-re-l] a. agricole Wn : A'agriculture | _COLLEGE ferrne-ecole AGRICUL'TURIST agriculteur : agronome AG'RIMONY eupatoire : aigremoine Agrou'nd [e-graomuld ] arl. eclioue : a terre | To run (a ship) , va. echouer [vn.) s’e j Can we run her_? [4>] Le navire peut-il etre echoue ? [F. RUNNING] A'GUE [aigue-yoii] flevre intermittente Ahead' ad. debout : en avant | To go _, Aller de l’avant | ‘ Go_! ’ En avant! Ahoy'! int. Oh ! | Ship_! Ohe! du navire! j Boat_! Ohe! ducanot! [V. WATCH] A-hull' ad. [&] a la cape seche Aib'lins ad. [ecossais] peut-etre AID aide : assistance \ By the_of, a l aide de | _va. aider : assister (in, a] AIG FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS AJU AIGUISAGE sharpening : grinding AIGUISE'MENT" sharpening Aiguiser' [gwee-zay] va. to whet: to sharpen | Pierre a_, Whetstone | AIGUISEUR grinder AIL' [t] [botanic, pi_S' : but usually AUL'X'] garlic | Gousse d’_, Clove of G- AILE lei ] wing : pinion : aisle [d’un moulin) sail [de pignon) tooth [d’aero) wing : aerofoil | En avoir dans V_, To be hard hit (by misfortune, etc.] Ne battre que d’une_, To be nearly done for | Rogner les_s a, To clip ...’s Aile -e [el-ay] a. winged [wings AILERON" pinion : fin : float-board [aero) ‘aileron’ | ... a_s, Undershot (wheel] AILETTE | Refroidi par_s, Air-cooled AILL'ADE garlic sauce Aill'eurs" ad. elsewhere | Partout_, Everywhere else | D’_, Moreover : furthermore : besides : otherwise : for the matter of that Aimable a. amiable : kind : pleasant : lovely [a, by) beloved | Le sexe_, The fair sex AIM ANT' loadstone : magnet | ... de 1’_, Magnetic | Aimant'-e a. loving AIMANTATION" magnetization : magnetiz- Aimant-6 -e a. magnetic Ling Aimanter' va. to magnetize Aimer' va. to love : to like (a, to] to be fond of : to enjoy [Aimer, immediately followed by a verb, takes the preposition : — mieux (to prefer) does not take it | _mieux expresses preference without attachment: J’aime mieux parler qu’ecrire, I like speaking better than writing [ou, I would rather speak than write] [REMARQUE: On ne dit jamais ‘ Ilikebetter speaking,’ etc.] J’aime mieux ... que de ..., I would rather ... than ... [_plus expresses preference of affection] S’_, To love o’s, each other, ou one another AINE groin Ain6-ea. elder : oldest | Mon_, My senior AiNESSE primogeniture | Yendre son droit d’_, To sell one’s birthright Ainsi ad. thus : so : therefore | _que, As : so as : likewise : as well as | Est-ce_ ... ? Is this the way ... ? | ... et _de suite, ... and so on | _soit-il, Amen | S’il en est_, If that is the case AIR_; wind : look : manner : way : tune [ V. Erre] chaud, froid, [tech] Hot, cold blast | Courant d’_, Draught | Entre deux_s, In a draught | Un coup d’_, A cold | Avoir 1’_de, To look as if ... | _de famille, Family likeness | En 1’_, In the air: up : upward : at random | Conte en 1’_, Idle tale | Au grand_, In the open air ] De bel_, Fashionable 111 a bon_, He is good- looking | 11 a 1’_bon, He looks good-natured | 11 a 1’_bien malade, He looks very unwell | Moins qu’il n’en a 1’_, Less than lie looks j Pas si ... qu’il en a 1’_, Not so ... as he looks | Prendre 1’_, To take some fresh air | Faire prendre 1’_a, To air : to give ... an ail’ing A1RAIN" bronze [poet) cannon : bell | Front d’_, Brazen face AIRE thrashing-floor : floor : platform : surface [geom) area [nid) eyrie | _de VENT' way of the wind : point of the compass AIRELLE bilberry : whortleberry AIS" [like e in there ] plank : deal : board AISANCE ease : comfort : competence | Dans V__ Well off | Cabinet d’_s, ‘ Lieux d’_s,’ Water-closet | Fosse d’_s, Cesspool AISE ease : convenience : leisure : joy | a son _, At ease : well off | a l’_, At ease : comfortable | Mal a son_, Ill at ease | N’en prendre qu’a son_, [fam] To take it easy | Se mettre a son_, [or Prendre ses_s,] To make one’s self at home Aise a. glad (de, to, of, at] pleased Aise-e a. easy : commodious [riche) well off : ‘ well-to-do ’ Aisement' ad. easily : conveniently AISSEAU shingle AISSELLE armpit | AISSON" grapnel AJONC" furze : gorse [en Ecosse) whin(-s] AJOUPA hut built on piles AJOURAGE open-work Tday Ajoure-e a. perforated : pierced : open to the AJOURNEMENT" adjournment: summons (a, to Ajourner' va. to adjourn : to summons (a, to] AJOUTAGE lengthening-piece [to put off Ajouter' va. to add (a, to] _foi a, To believe AJUS', AJUST' [V. NCEUD] AIL ENGLISH-FRENCH ALA Ail [ele] vn. | What_s him ? De quoi souffre- t-il ? | Ail'ing a. maladif : souffrant AIL'MENT [el-me-nn’tt] mal AIM point de mire : but : objet : visee | To take — at ..., Viser | _va. lancer [a gun) ajuster [un. with a gun) viser (at, ...] [seek) chercher (a] aspirer (a] avoir pour but (de] AIR — fea | Foul _, Air vicie | In the_, En l’air | In the open_, En plein air [sleep) a to belle etoile -BALLOON ballon | _CRAFT appareil(s) d'aviation | -coole'd ENGINE, moteur a ailettes | -GUN fusil a vent | -HOLE bouclie de chaleur: aspirail: event |_INLET prise d’air | -LEVER manette a air | _MAN avia- teur | -PUMP machine pneumatique [tyre) pompe a pneus | -RAID incursion aerienne -SHAFT puits d’aerage [ -SHIP dirigeable -tig'ht a. impermeable a l’air : a fermeture liermetique | -TUBE chambre a air Air va. aerer [a room) donner de Fair a [linen) secher : mettre devant le feu | Is the bed —e'd ? Le lit a-t-il ete ouvert ? AIR'ING aerage : expositioyi a l’air | To take an_, Prendre l’air : faire un tour — YARD promenoir : preau Air'y a. ouvert a l’air : aere : aerien : eleve dans l’air [fig) leger AIR'INESS legerete : gaite AIS'LE [di-l ] aile : bas-cote : collateral Ajar' ad. [door) entrebaille [fig) en disaccord Akim'bo ad. \ With one’s arms_, Les poings sur les hanches Akin' (to] a. allie (a une chose] parent (de] AL'ABASTER albatre ALAC'RITY empressement : promptitude AJU FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS ALI AJUSTAGE fitting : millwrights’ work Ajuste-e a. dressed : fitted | Objets _es, Fittings | Boiseries_ees, Joinery work AJUSTEMENT" adjustment : agreement: timing : clothes (pi] ornaments (pi] attire Ajuster' va. to adjust : to fit (a, to] to put ... to rights : to reconcile (a, with, to] to embellish [viser) to take aim (at] [&) to make fast [montre) to time fing tube AJUSTEUR fitter | AJUTAGE nozzle : connect- Alaire a. ... of the wing (-s] [zoo) a'lary ALAMBiC [m as n nasal] alembic : still Alambiqu'er' va. to strain Alangu’ir va. to make ... languid : to weaken ALANGU'ISSE'MENT' languor Alarmanf-e a. alarming (pour, to : de, to] ALARME alarm | _r' v. to alarm : to startle ALARMISTE _st ALBARELLE variety of edible mushroom ALBATRE alabaster ALBATROS [troce] al'batross ALBERGE [sort of small) peach ALBIGEOIS’ | Les_, The Albigenses ALBINOS [pr. the s] albino ALBUM [pron. al-boni] —: sketch-book : scrapbook [pour les enfants) picture-book [d’anni- versaires) birthday-book ALBTJMINE albumen | —min6-ea. albu- Albumineux' -erne a. albuminous [menized ALB TJMINURIE _ia ALCALI alkali | _volatil, Ammonia Alcalin'-e a. alkaline | ALCALOlDE alkaloid ALCHIMIE alchemy [que-me] _MISTE alchemist Hated spirit ALCOOL [al-kol] alcohol | _a bruler, Methy- ALCOOLAT" spirit ALCOOL ATE tincture | _LATTJRE tincture ALCOOLIl solution Alcoolique a. alcohol'ic | Les —s, Inebriates ALCOOLISME [-eece’m] al'coholism : intemperance | Acces d’_, Drunken fit [meter ALCOOMfcTRE, or ALCOOLOM^TRE alcoholo- ALCORAN" Koran ALCoVE [circumflex o] recess : bed-recess ALCYON" halcyon | ALDERMAN _ ALE [pr. as in Eng.] — | ALIlA risk Tgent Aleatoire a. accidental : uncertain : contin- ALENE awl | Alenois' a. | Cresson —, Cress Alentour ad. round about | D’_, Neighbouring | _S' [pi] outskirts [fig) ‘entourage’ ALERTE alert [X) alarm | En _, On the alert | Fausse_, False alarm | _a. alert: active : quick (a, in : a, to] [int.) Look out! ALfiSAGE bore : boring | Aleser' va. to bore AL^SOIR reamer | ALEVIN" small fry Aleviner' va. to stock with fry ALEXANDRIA' [poet] _e ALEZAN" chestnut horse [a.) chestnut ALFA _ [-grass] [a variety of esparto] ALGARADE ‘ blowing-up ’ : scolding ALGEBRE al'gebra Algebrique a._bra'ic [-menf -bra'ically] ALG^BRISTE al'gebra'ist ALGUAZIL _ : police officer ALGUE [alg] alga (pi. algae] [fam) sea-weed ALHAMBRA _ | ALIBI [pi. _s] _ ALIBORON” ‘ ass ’ : ‘ blockhead ’ Alidnable a._ : transferable ALIIiNATAIRE [<fe fj] transferee ALIENATION" _ : transfer [folie) madness AL|£N(l -E lunatic [a.) transferred [pers) insane | Hospice d’_s', Lunatic asylum Aliener' va. to alienate : to transfer ALIIlNISTE _t : specialist in mental diseases ALIGN'EMENT' line : straight length [typ) ranging : range | Les_s de Carnac, The stone avenues at C | Align'er' va. to lay ... out in lines : to arrange [X) to dress [typ) to range ALA ENGLISH-FRENCH ALL ALARM' alarms | To raise the _, Donner l’eveil | False_, Fausse alerte _ va. [at, de] alarmer : s’alarmer ALA'RUM [e-la-re-mm] reveille-matin Alas! int. helas! Albe'it ad. quoique : quoi qu’il en soit AL'BUM _fen | Slip-in_, A. passe-partout ALBUR'NUM aubier AL'DER [a comme o dans sorf] aune : verne AL'DERMAN [pi. _men] [o comme o dans sort] conseiller municipal : echevin ALE [pale_] _ | ALE-HOUSE cabaret A-lee' [e-li ] ad. | Helm’s_! La barre des- ALEM'BIC alambic Lsous! ALERT' [<fc a.] alerte | On the_, sur le qui-vive A'lias [el-ye-ssl ad. connu sous le nom de : dit AL'IBI [bar] _ | Plead an —, Plaider l’alibi A'LIEN [el-ye-nn] sujet etranger [a.) etranger (to, a] A'lienate [ne'te] va. aliener (from, de] Ali'ght [e-laite) vn. descendre [birds) venir, aller se poser [airman) atterrir Ali'ke [at] ad. egalement : a la fois \ To be _, Se ressembler AL'IMONY pension alimentaire Ali've [e-Jawe] a. en vie : anime : au monde : de ce monde : vivant | Burnt —, Brfile -e vif (vive} _to, Sensible a | _with, Grouil- lant de ... | No man_, Personne au monde | To keep ...__ [fig] Entretenir: eveiller AL'KALI alcali | Al'kaline a. alcalin AL'KANET orcanete (ALL tout | One’s_, Son va-tout (or reste]_ in_, Tout | _’swell! Toutvabien! | _’s well to starboard ! [4>] Bon quart tribord ! | When — is said and done, Apres tout | If ^that’s_, ..., S’il ne tient qu’a cela ... o All a. tout-e : tous, toutes | _who, Tous ceux ^qui ... | _that, Tout ce qui | _the season, c Pendant toute la saison [I have talked, etc.) 'o_the way, Tout le long du chemin | To go o_the way, Aller jusqu’au bout | 300_told, © 300 tout compris | _ but he, Tous sauf lui | S All ad. tout : entierement | _at once, Tout gd’un coup | — but dead, Comme mort | _ °over, D’un bout a l’autre : par tout [V. Over] a_the better! Tant mieux! | Not at_, Pas du tout 11 don’t at_know, Je n’en sais rien | Above _, Surtout | _ right! Tresbien! [acquiesc.) a la bonne heure! 11 shall go, for_ . that, J’y vais tout de meme Allay' [e-le] va. calmer : apaiser Allege' [ledje} va. alleguer : pretendre (que] ALI FRANCAIS—ANGLAIS ALL ALIMENT” _ : food | _S' [pi] provisions [dr) maintenance | _ des enfants, Infants’ food Alimentaire a. _ary [dr)... for maintenance | Conserves_s. Tinned provisions ALIMENTATION" _ : provisions (pi] supplies (pi] [tech. & mack a vap) feed | Pompe d’_, Feed-pump Alimenter' va. to feed : to sustain : to keep up ALINEA paragraph [typ) break ALIOS brown freestone Aliqu'ante a. _t | Aliqu'ote a. _t ALISE fruit of the whitebeam ALISIER" whitebeam tree s’Aliter' vr. to take to one’s bed | Alite-e a. ALIZARI madder-root [laid up ALIZARINE madder Alize'a. | Vents_s'. Trade winds ALLAH _ | ALLAISE sand-bank : bar ALLAITEMENT” [pr. both i's] nursing : suckling | Allaiter' va. to suckle : to nurse Allant'-e a. fond of moving about : bustling ALLANT'S ET' VENANT'S' passers-by : people coming and going Alle -e [pp. of Aller] Allechant' -e a. enticing ALLECHE'MENT' allurement Allecher' va. to allure : to entice ALLEE going : alley : walk : passage [arbres) (ALLEGATION" — : quoting [avenue ALLEGE lighter : tender [arch) sill ALLEGE'ANCE allegiance ALLEGEMENT' lightening : alleviation ,,, Allegei"' va. to lighten : to ease "^Allegir va. to reduce the size of ALLEGORIE _ry M Allegorique a. _ical [-menf -ically] C Allegre a. lively : cheerful “ _menf ad. cheerfully ALLEGRESSE liveliness [de coeur) cheer- ALLI^GRO _ [fulness Alleguer' va. to allege : to pretend (ALLELUIA hallelujah ALLEMAND“-F [<fca.] German | ‘Querelle d’_,’ Unprovoked quarrel ALLEMANISTE partisan of Allemane, socialist ALLER” going : outward journey | Au pis —, At the worst | _et RETOUR [billet) return (ticket] [prix de voyage) there and back [&) voyage out and home Aller' vn. (Table 7) to go:to be going ou getting on (well, badly, etc.] [navire) to sail : to be bound (a, for] [de la sante) to be (well, ill, etc.] [convenir) to do : to suit : to fit : to go on [chififres) to come (to] [suivi d’un infinitif) to be going (to... ] 11 va se marier, He is going to be married | Je vais ..., I will go and (followed by infinitive] ou, I’m going to ... | 11 n’ira pas loin, [fig] He won’t last long 111 ira loin, [fig] He will make his mark | La mere et l’enfant vont tres bien, Mother and child are going on well | Cette route va a ..., This road leads to ... Cette riviere va a ..., This river runs to ... Les affaires ne vont pas, vont mal, Trade is dull, is bad | Allant bien, [habit] Fitting well | Cela vous va-t-il ? Will that do for you ? | Allez, Indeed | J’ai eu bien de la peine, allez! I’ve had great difficulty, I assure you ! _a cheval, To ride ! _a pied, To walk _au feu [ustensile] To stand the fire _au devant, To meet : to accommodate _aux informations, To enquire (about it] _aux voix, To vote _chercher, To go for [ou to] to go and fetch _de l’avant, To be in full swing [pers) to go _en pente, To slope [ahead _jusqu’a [fig] To border on : to amount to Allons! Come! Let us go! | Allonsdonc! Nonsense ! What are' you talking about! Ou allez-vous? Where are you going? [navire) Where are you bound for ? | Par ou allez- vous ? Which way are you going ? N’allez pas dire ..., Don’t go and say ... 11 va venir, He is coming Va ! Indeed ...! | Va, croismoi, Indeed, believe me ! | Va ! tu es un honnete garqon ! Come ! thou art an honest fellow! Faire_, To set ... going : to keep ... going : to fly (a kite] to spin (a top] to trundle (a hoop] Laisser_, To let ... go : to give way [ou vent] to | Se laisser_, To let o’s ... : to give way to Y _, [jeu) to lay : to stake (de ...] [impers.) to concern : to be a matter of ... | ‘Allez-y ! ’ [allay-zee] Set about it! ‘Go in for it! ’ | 11 y va de sa vie, His life is at stake S’en__ To go away : ‘to be off’ [malade) to be sinking [disparaitre) to pass oft', ou away [en bouillant) to boil over, ou away [fig) to be disappearing | S’en _ grossissant, To keep on increasing, ou rising | Va-t’en ! Be off! | Ne vous en allez pas encore ! Don’t go yet! [In S’en __ EN must follow the second pronoun : as, Nous nous en sommes alles, Us s’en seront alles, etc. To place it otherwise would be vulgar] ALLEU allo'dium | Franc-_, Freehold ALLIAGE alloy ALLIANCE — [i at] match : wedding-ring | Ancienne, Nouvelle_, Old, New Dispensation ALLl£-_E ally : relation ALLIER" partridge-net Allier'va.toally : to match : to blend [metaux) to alloy (a, avec, with] S’_it. To combine : ALLIGATOR [pr. both I’s] _ [to unite (with] ALLITERATION" [pr. both i’s] _ Alio! [telephone] Are you there? ALL ENGLISH-FRENCH ALL ALLE'GIANCE fidelite : obeissance | Oath of —, Serment d’alle'geance Alle'viate [e-livi-e'te] va. alleger : adoucir ALLEVIA'TION adoucissement: soulagement ALL'EY ruelle [taw) bille | Blind_, Impasse Alli'e'd [e-lmde] a. allie | Nearly_to, [nat. hist.] Voisin de ALLTGATOK _ 1 _ PEAK avocat Al'locate va. assigner Allot' Ipret. & pp. -tted ] va. assigner (to. a] [shares) repartir ALLOT'MENT partage : portion : petite propriety rurale : lopin de terre | On —, Lors de la repartition •yt ALL FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS ALY .ALLOBROGE boor ALLOCATION" _ : grant : allowance ^ ALX/OCZ72TOiY'’address:shortspeech[pape) • ^Allodial -e a. freehold [allocution Allog^ne a.... of another race, of other races ALLONGE lengthening piece [table) leaf [4>) Allonge -e a. elongated [futtock ALLONGEMENT’ lengthening : extension Allonger’ va. to lengthen (out] to extend : to stretch : to hit [sauce) to thin [mm) to prolong | — le pas, To step out | _un coup de pied a, To kick (a person, etc.] S’_, To stretch ALLOPATH’E [pr. both f’s] _thist [out ALLOPATII'IE [pr. 2 i’s] allop'athy Allouer’ va. to allow : to grant ALLUMAGE lighting [auto) ignition | _par magneto. Magneto ignition [F. Ignition] ALLUME- FEU [pi._] fire-lighter Allumer’ va. to light : to enflame : to fire ALLUMETTE [lucifer-) match : light [de papier) spill | -BOUGIE vesta : wax-light ALLUMETTIER" match-manufacturer ALLUMEUR [de reverberes] lamplighter ALLUMOIR [rmvahr] gas-lighter ALLURE pace : step : turn : way : manner : aspect | D’_a, Liable to : apt to | _du plus mpr^s, Braced sharp up | _S' charms : ways “ ALLUSION" — | Par _, In A ("tin S.ALLUVION" alluvium | Etaind’_, Stream ALMANAC’H"_nac [d’adresses) directory ALMEE almeh : singing girl ALOES [af-o-ess] aloes [al'oze] ALOI standard : quality : condition | De bon _, Of the right sort : genuine ALOPECIE _eeia : baldness Alors" ad. then : at that time : when the time comes | D’_, Of that time j — comme _, As circumstances may require | _que, ALOSE shad [When ALOUETTE lark | _des champs, Skylark | _huppee, Crested lark | — des bois, Woodlark | Pied d’_Larkspur Alourdir va. to stupefy : to make ... heavy ALOURDISSE’MENT” heaviness : dullness ALOYAU sirloin ALPAGA_ca ALPAGE right of pasturage in the Alps ALPE Alp | Les_S', The Alps ALPENSTOCK alpenstock Alpestre a. Alpine ALPHABET" [bay] [al-fe-bette] Alphabetique a._ical [-menf ad. -lly] Par ordre —, In alphabetical order [beffi-fce-l] Alpin"-e a. —e [en ang. pr. al'-painn] ALPINISME [neece-m] mountaineering ALPINISTE Alpine climber : mountaineer Alterable a. _ Alterant’-e a. causing thirst: alterative ALTERATION" _ (for the worse] trouble [med) extreme thirst [com) adulteration ALTERCATION".— [keche-nn] [fam) ‘ row ’ Altere-ea. thirsty : altered : changed Alterer* va. to injure (the health] to change : to corrupt (a language] to debase (coin] to make ... thirsty | S’_vr. To deteriorate ALTERNANCE —nation ALTERNATEUR _nator Alternatif-we a._ive : reciprocal | Courant _, Alternating current ALTERNATIVE — [tiv, bref] alternation _menf ad. by turns | Alterne a. alternate Alterner- v. to alternate ALTESSE highness | Son_His H. : Her H. ALTHVEA _ Altier"-iere a. haughty : lofty ALTIMETRE al'timeter [mi] ALTITUDE _ | ALTO [mas] tenor violin ALTRUISME [eece-m] ism ALTRUISTE _st [a.) _istic ALUMINE _ina ALUMINIUM [al-you-minn-ye-mm] ALUN” alum [a-leum, bref]_de l-oche, Rock A ALVEOLE cell [de dents) alveole ALYSSE or ALYSSON" al'yssum [se-mm] ALL ENGLISH-FRENCH ALO Allow' va. allouer : admettre(to, a] permettre <o (to, de] [give) accorder (a] faire line pension 2[or une allocation] de : faire [F. May] After **_ing for, Deduction faite de Allow'able [e-be-i] a. admissible : permis /-ALLOW'ANCE pension : permission : allo- i/ cation [for wear) tolerance [discount) remise s [for damage, etc.) refaction [of food) ration \ ^ _ for travelling expenses, Indemnity de ^ deplacement : frais de voyage | Short_, <L Petite ration | Make_for, Avoir egard a : t faire la part de [F. Allow] ALLOY' alliage [va.) allier [fig) diminuer ALL'-SAINTS’ DAY la Toussaint ALL'-SOULS’ DAY le jour des Morts ALL'SPICE poivre de to Jamaique Allu'de [e-loude] vn. faire allusion (to, a] ... _ed to, ... dont il s’agit Allu're [e-loure] va. attirer: amorcer: seduire ALLU'REMENT amorce : allechement Allu'ringly ad. d’une maniere seduisante Allu'vial a._: d’alluvion ALLU'YIUM [e-louve-ye-mrn] alluvion ALLY' allie : confedere [im.) s’allier (with, avec AL'MANAC calendrier [nautical) almanach ALMI'G’HTY [ol-mdite] TOUT-PUISSANT AL'MOND [a'-me-nndd] amande | Burnt —, Praline \ -TREE amandier AL'MONER [al'-me-ne-r] aumonier Al'most [a comme o dans sorf] ad. presque ALMS [dmz] [V)aumone ALMS'IIOUSE hospice : maison de secours Aloft' ad. en haut [on look-out) en vigie Alo'ne [e-fone] a. seul -e : solitaire : unique : a lui [or a elle] seul-e | Let _, Laisser ... tranquille [besides) a part [F. Toucher] Let him_! Laissez le faire ! | All_, Tout seul Along' ad. de long [prep.) le long de | _with, Avec | All_, Tout le long (du, de to] tout le temps : pendant tout le [or toute Id] ... | All _the line, Sur toute la ligne Along'side [i ai] ad. bord a bord | To come [on heave] _, Accoster | _the quay, Bord a quai | _, [of the ship] Le long du bord Aloof' ad. [from, de] eloigne : au loin [&) au large | To keep_from, Se tenir a l’ecart de AMA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS AME AMABILITE amiability : kindness | Avec —, Kindly | _S' civilities AMADOU tinder : touchwood | _er’ va. to coax Amaigrir va. to make ... thin [ou lean] S’—, To dry up : to shrink : to waste away AMAIGRISSE'MENT' emaciation AMALGAMATION" _ (avec, with] AMALGAME _gam | _r' va. to amalgamate | S’_, To unite (a, avec, with] AMANDE almond | _DIER" almond-tree AMANT'-A1 lover : lady-love : ‘sweetheart’ AMARANTE _th [a.) amaranthine Amariner' va. [un batiment) to put a crew on board [pers) to inure to the sea AMARRAGE mooring : anchoring : lashing : securing : seizing | _de couteau, Knife-line AMARRE cable : rope : hawser : line Amarrer’ va. to anchor : to belay : to make fast: to lash : to seize | S’_, To cast anchor AMAS" heap : pile : mass Amasser' va. to amass | Une foule s’amassa autour de moi, A crowd gathered round me AMASSEUR -EZJSE hoarder AMATEUR _: lover : admirer | Etre — de, To be fond of : to be a ...-fancier AMATJROSE _osis : gutta serena AMAZONE _n : riding-habit AMBAGES' | Sans_, Straightout: in plain AMBASSADE embassy [English AMBASSADEUR _dor : messenger SAMBASSADRICE ambassador’s wife c Am biant'-e a. surrounding [poet) ambient "AMBIGU cold collation [fig) odd mixture | ^ L’_, [a theatre for dramas in Paris] £Ambigu-e a._uous | AMBIGU'iTE —ty *§ Ambitieux'-ease a. ambitious [-menf -ly] ‘ AMBITION "_| _nner' va. to be eager for gAMBLE _ I Allerl’_, To amble AMBRE amber | Fin comme 1’_, As sharp as a needle „Ambre-e a. amber-coloured [ou -scented] ®AMBROISE [Jersey] wild sage % A MBR01 SIE ambrosia » AMBULANCE [ammbiou-le-mice] Auto- rq_Motor A j Voiture d’_, Ambulance wag- 0, gon : ambulance | AMBULANCIER'' -IERE ambulance man : ambulance nurse ^Ambulant' -e a. roving : strolling : travel- ^ ling | Marchand_, Hawker ^ Ambulatoire a. itinerant AME [atom] soul : mind : spirit: life : feeling [tech) chamber: bore: valve [bois) small-wood [violon) sound-post [de rail) web | Etat d’—, State of mind | 5,000 _s, 5,000 inhabitants | Dans V_, Heart and soul | La mort dans In anguish of mind, spirit | _ DAM'NEE [_da-ne] mere tool AM ELI ORA TI ON" improvement Ameliorer' va. [& S’_w.] to improve, mend AMEN [<fc int.] _ [e-menne] AMltNAGEMENT' titting-up : arrangement [des arbres) arranging the felling, ou cutting (of] _S' shop fittings [J>) accommodation Am6nager' va. to arrange : to fit up [arbres) Amendable a. improvable Lto cut up AMENDE fine : penalty | Faire — honorable, To apologize openly [ou publicly] Mettre a 1’_, To fine AMENDEMENT' amendment[e-»ien«dd-we-/inf] improvement (a, in, to] Proposer un —. To move an A Amender' va. to amend : to improve [agr) to AME'NEE bringing in : conveyance [manure Ame'ner' [ammnay\ va. [de, from : a, to] to bring : to introduce : to lead to : to bring in (fashions] to bring about (changes] [4>) to lower : to strike [F. note at Apporter] Mandat d’_.Writ AMENITE _ty [e-menn'-e-te] courtesy' Amenuiser' va. to thin (down] to reduce ALO ENGLISH-FRENCH AME Alou'd le-laode] ad. a haute voix AEPAC'A [stuff) alpaga [animal) alpaca AL'PENSTOCK _ : baton (ferre] Al'pine [i at] a. alpin : des Alpes : alpestre _ CUMB ER alpiniste | _ CLIMBING al- ^Alread'y [ol-redde] ad. deja [pinisme Al' so ad. aussi : egalement AL'TAR [te-r] autel | High_, Maitre-A | ^ -PIECE tableau d’autel | -SCREEN retable &A1' ter v. [from, de : to, enj changer : alterer : 03 s’alterer [clothes) retoucher | _one’s mind, c Changer d’idee | My father is_e'd, Mon -a pere est change | My friendship for him o will never —, Mon amitie pour lui ne s'al- S terera jamais | ALTERA' TION [reche-nn] : retouche | o Make no —s in it, N’y faites aucun change- rt ment [ternatif ALTERNATING CURRENT courant al- ALTERNA'TION alternative: alternance Altho'ug'h [ol-tho] conj. [subjun.)quoique: ^ bien que [conditional) quand meme AL'TITUDE altitude : hauteur : elevation Altogeth'er ad. tout a fait | I don’t_like it, Cela laisse a desirer | AL'UM [a-le-mm\ alun Al'ways [ol-ouezz] ad. toujours : a chaque instant: en permanence A. M. avant midi | 10_, 10 li&ures du matin Am [F. Be] I_, Je suis \fusion AMAL'GAMA'TION [tne] _ [shares & fig) Amalgamate [mete'] va. amalgamer [shares) fusionner | _ed pp. [share-list] ... fusion AMANUEN'SIS [you-enn] [pi ses] secretaire Ama'ze [ae] V. [at, to, de] etonner | _e'd, Ebahi : stupefait AMA'ZEMENT [ae'] effroi: etonnement (With _, Avec stupeur Tnamment Ama'zing [me] a. etonnant | —ly ad. eton- AM'BER ambre Tambigu AMBIGU'ITY ambiguite \ Ambig'uous a. Ambit'ious a. ambitieux | To be — of, Ambi- tionner AM'BULANCE ambulance \ Motor_, Auto- ambulance | _ CLASS lemons d’anib. | _ MAN ambulancier | _NURSE ambulanciere \ — STATION poste A’ambxdance | _ WAGGON voiture d’A AM'BULATORY bas cote [a.) ambulatoire AM'BUSH embuscade : embiiche Ameliorate [tmie] va. ameliorer [vn.) s a AME FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS AMP AMER gall : bitterness | _S' bitters [&) bear- Amer-ere a. bitter [-ment' -ly] Lings AMIlRICAIN” -E [<fea.] American [voiture) trap [ V. Bruyere] a l'—e, In the A style [ou way] Pont_, Lattice bridge | _ANISME_ism AMERTUME bitterness AMETH'YSTE _st [en ang. th fort] AMEUBLEMENT' furniture : suite Aineublir va. to mellow (the land] Ameuter va. to train (dogs] to raise: to stir up : to excite | S’_, vr. To mutiny : to riot: to rise AMI-E friend [F Lover] Mon _, My good fellow | _de CCEUR bosom F | _de COUR false F | Ami -e a. friendly: on intimate terms Amiable a. amicable | a 1’_, Amicably [rente) by private contract AM1ANTE amianthus [com) asbestos Amical-e a. kind : amicable: loving : friendly) Peu —, Unfriendly [-ment' -ly, -bly] AMIDON ' starch | _ONNERIE starch fac- Amidonner' va. to starch Ltory AMIDONNIER" starch-maker ou -dealer Amincir va. to thin [tech) to edge off | S’_, To become thinner AMINCISSE'MENT' thinning : thinness AMIRAL admiral | Contre-_, Rear-A | Vaisseau [or ‘ 1’_’] flag-sliip AMIRALAT" admiralship AMIRALE admiral’s wife AM1RAUTE admiralty : navy office AMITIE friendship : kindness : liking | Faire a ... V_de, To do... the favour to | _S' [pi] kind things | Faire ses_s a, To give one’s kind regards [ou love] to Ammoniac -que a._ | Sel_, Sal A Ammoniacal -e a. _ AMMONIAQUE ammonia AMMONITE [naitej Tdoned AMNISTIE amnesty | \fc.-E person par- Amnistier' va. to grant ... an amnesty AMODIATAIRE lessee AMODIATEUR-TRICE lessor AMODIATION" letting ... out to contract Amoindrir va. to diminish AMOINDRISSE'MENT' diminution A moins de conj. under : less : for fear A moins que conj. unless : except Amollir va. to soften : to appease | S’—, [vent] to abate : to drop Amollissant* -e a. enervating AMOLLISSE'MENT' softening : effeminacy : enervation Amonceler' va. to heap up : to hoard Ption AMQNCELLE'MENT" heaping up : accumula- Amont" ad. upwards : up the river | En — de, Above | Vent d’_, Easterly wind AMORQAGE priming AMORCE bait : allurement : priming : cap Amorcer' va. to decoy : to prime : to put a cap on [ pompe, nav) to fetch Amorphe a._phous [en ang. pr. e-nmr’-fe-ss] AMORPHIE _phism Amortir va. to deaden [feu) to slacken [dette) to pay off [obligations) to redeem Amortissable a. redeemable: repayable by instalments | AMORTISSE'MENT' abatement [com) paying off [archit.) finishing! Caisse d’_, Fonds d’_, Sinking fund | AMORTISSEUR shock-absorber [a air) dash-pot AMOUILL'E beastings AMOUR love : passion [Englishmen often make a serious mistake by using this word instead of Cour : To make love to, is Faire la cour a] Pour 1'_de moi, de lui, de nous, For my sake, his sake, our sake | Un _ d’enfant, A love of a child (etc.] [F. Cote] -PROPRE ‘ — _’: self-esteem (ou -respect] _de SOI regard for one’s self | _LIBRE free love —S' [pi] Cupids | AMOURS' love affairs Amouraclie -e a. in love (de, with] s’Amouracher' vr. to fall in love (de, with] AMOURETTE love affair : quaking-grass Amoureusemenf ad. amorously : lovingly A moureux'-ewse a. [pers) amorous [de, with) in love [de, of) enamoured [chose) love-... AMOVIBILITE removability : uncertain ten- Amovible a. removable : detachable Lur® (AMPERE _ | HEURE A-hour | —M^TRE ammeter Is Amphibie a. amphibious [fib-ye-ss] SsAMPHIBIENS' _ians ~AMPHIBOLE hornblende " AMPHIBOLOGIE —gy : equivocal meaning ^AMPHIGOURI rigmarole : stuff: ‘bosh’ 2 Amphigourique a. nonsensical ^AMPHITHEATRE_[de professeur) lecture- •° room [med) opei'ating-room g AMPHITRITE _ i AMPHITRYON” host : entertainer V AMPHORE _ra | Plante a_s, Pitcher-plant AME ENGLISH-FRENCH AMP Ame'nable [e-mine-e-b'i] a. responsable : susceptible : soumis Amend' [e-menndd] v. corriger : se corriger AMENDS' (pi] reparation | To make — to CD for ..., Faire R. a [or dedommager] CD de ... AMER'ICAN [<fc a.] Americain-e _CLOTH moleskine AMIABIL'ITY [pr. em-ye-] aniabilite : bonne 1 A'miable [em-ye-be-l] a. aimable Lgrace j _bly ad. avec aniabilite Am'icable [ke-be-J] a. amical _bly ad. amicalement [law) a l'amiable Amid' Amidst' prep, au milieu de | —cries of, Aux cris de Amid'ships ad. par le travers [helm) droit Amiss' a. mauvais (to, de] _ ad. mal | It wouldn’t be_to. On ne ferait pas mal de | To take it_, Prendre ... en mauvaise part AM'METER amperemetre AMMUNITION [cke-nn] munitions de guerre _BREAD pain de munition Among' ou Amongst' prep, parmi : entre : chez : au nombre de Am'orous [re-ss] a. amoureux [-ly,-eusement] AMOU'NT [e-maounH) montant: total: chiffre | Such an _of, Tant de ... j A greater_of, Une plus grande quantile de [F. Any : and Concurrence, Fr.]_to v. s’elevera : revenir a | It_s to the same thing, Cela revient au Amphib'ious [«/e-ss] a. amphibie Lm®me AMP FRAN CAIS—AN GLAIS ANG [ Amplea— : spacious [-ment’-ly] Plus —s j renseignements, Further information JL AMPLEUR spaciousness : fulness ® AMPLIATION " duplicate c Amplifianf -e a. magnifying .2 AMPLIFICATEUR ... who exaggerates (i,AMPLIFICATION"_ : enlargement <u Amplifier' va. to amplify : to enlarge on £ AMPLITUDE _ ["bulb J§ AMPOULE blister : phial : ampulla[lampe) m Ampoule -e a. blistered [style) bombastic i AMP UTA TION'' [amm-piou-teche-n n] | Amputer' va. to amputate | Ampute de la ( cuisse, With his leg taken off at the thigh AMULETTE _let Amunitionner' v. to supply with ammunition AMURE [nav) clew-line : tack | Point d’—, Weather tack Amurer' to. to haul the ... tack aboard | _ez la grand'voile! Down main tack ! Amusant'-e a. entertaining : amusing | Cela n’est pas_! That’s no joke! AMUSE MENT'_ [me-nnte] [fam)‘fun’ Amuser' va. [de, a, with, by] to amuse : to entertain : to deceive : to beguile | — le tapis, To talk about nothing | S’_a lire ..., To amuse o’s with reading ... | Je me suis bien amuse, I have enjoyed myself very much | II s’amuse de moi, He is making game [ou fun] of me AMUSETTE plaything : child’s-play AMYGDALE tonsil, | —DALITE tonsilitis AN" year [ F. ANNEE] Bon _, mal —, One year with another | Jour de 1’_, New year’s day | Tous les_s, Every Y | II a dix_s, He ANABAP'TISTE t [p se pr.j [.is ten ANACH'ORETE anchorite [\ain-ko-rdite] ANACH'RONISME [eece-m] _sm [izze-m] Anaeroidea. aneroid | Barometre —, Aneroid ANAGRAMME am [.barometer Analeptique a. —tic | ANALOGIE _gy Analogique a. _ical | ANALOGISME _ism ANALOGUE _ [a.) _gous (a, to] similar : like ANALYSE —sis [cfss] [gram) parsing | En derniere _, After all | _r’ va. to analyse [ann-e-laize] [gram) to parse Anal> tique a._ical [ menf, -lly] ANANAS" pine-apple | Serre a_, Pinery AN ARCHIE [annar-sheel _chy [ch, fc] Anarchique a. _chic, ou —chical ANARCHISTE [sheest] st [ann’-eur-kissf] Anath'ematiser'm. to anath'ematize [th fort] ANATHEME _ma [th fort] 1 ANATOMIE _my | Anatomique a. —ical Anatomiser' va. to anatomize ANATOMISTE _st ANCETRES' [pi] ancestors : ancestry ANCHE reed (of horn, clarionet. &c.] pipe ANCHOIS" anchovy ANCIEN" elder : senior | —S’ [pi] ancients Ancien"-nne a. ancient : old [qui n'exerce plus) past: former : retired : ex- [office) senior Ancienne'menPad. anciently : formerly ANCIENNE' TE antiquity: priority: seniority | a V_In order of seniority | De toute —, From time immemorial Ancillaire a._ary | ANCOLIE columbine ANCRAGE anchorage [ainkeredj] ANCRE anchor [ V. Affourche & Corps-mort] a V_, At A | _de bossoir, Bower A | — a empenneler, Kedge | — de veille, Sheet A Ancrer’ to. to anchor | S’— vr. [fig] To get a ANDAIN" swath Looting ANDALOU-jS'E _lusian : Spanish horse ANDOUILL’E' chitterlings (pi] [de tabac) roll [fam) ‘duffer’ | _LL’ER" antler ANDOUILL"ETTE forcemeat ball ANDRINOPLE Turkey red ["ass’: dunce ANE [aim) donkey [braire = to bray] [fig)‘jack- Aneantir va. to annihilate: to destroy : to tire ... out : to prostrate [prix) to cancel | S’_, To come to nothing : to humble o’s ANEANTISSEMENT' annihilation : utter ex- ANECDOTE _ [haustion ANEMIE anaemia [rn] _mique a. anaemic anEmomEtre _ter ANEMONE'_ [e-nemm-e-ne] ANERIE gross ignorance : stupid blunder Aneroide a. an'eroid ANESSE she-ass : donkey | Lait d’_, Asses' ANESTH'ESIE_esia ou anaesthesia [_milk Anesth’esier' va. to anaesthetize anesth-Esique anaesthetic (_a. anaesthetic anEvrisme aneurism Anfractueux’-ewse a. broken : uneven ANFRACTUOSITE hollow : crevice : break ANGARIE | Droit d’_, Bight of requisition ANGE angel | Mauvais_, Evil counsellor _DECHU fallen A | _ GARDIEN" guardian A ANGELIQUE _ica [a.) angel'ic ANGELUS [pr. the s] _ [ie-ss] ftheria ANGTNE sore throat | _couenneuse, Diph- AMP ENGLISH-FRENCH ANG Am'plify [o/mm'-ple-fai] va. amplifier Am'ply [amm'-ple ] ad. amplement Amuck' ad. \ To run_, Vouloir tuer tout le monde : se jeter sur le premier venu Amuse [e-miov.ze) va. amuser (with, de : with, in : at, a] Amu'siny a. amusant An [e-vm] indef. art. un, une [V. A] ANiESTHETTC [& a.] anesthesique AN'CESTOR [te-r) aieul : un de ses ancetres AN'CESTRY ancetres (pi] lignage AN'CHOR [ain'-ke-r] ancre feo | To let go the starboard_, Mouiller tribord | To weigh _, Lever Vancre [Tr. Heave, Cat, etc.] — TO. ancrer : mouiller (off, au large de] AN'CHORAGrE [ke-redj] mouillage : ancrage AN'CHOVY-SAUCE [ch, tch] sauce aux an- A'ncient [enn-che-nnte] a. ancien • Lchois And conj. et : a | More_more, De plus en plus [ Don’t translate ‘ and ’ between two infinitives : Gro and fetch, Allez chercher] ! AND'IRON clienet : chevrette : landier Anen't [e-nenntt] prep, touchant : sur An'eroid a. aneroYde AN'EURISM anevrisme Anew' [e-niou\ ad. de nouveau A'NGEL [enn-dje-l] ange [a.) d’A : angelique AN'GER [agn-gueur\ colere : courroux — va. mettre ... en colere : irriter ANG FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS ANO ANGLAIS* [an) Englishman [ou boy] [langue) English | L’_, English | Les_, [pi] The English : Englishmen | ANGLAISE [an) Englishivoman [ou girl] [boucle) ringlet Anglais*-e a. English | a V_e, In the English way [ou style] Filer a V—, To ‘slip away’ ANGLE _[agne-gue-l] corner [const) quoin | a_droit avec, At right angles with | a 1’— de la rue, At the street corner Anglican” -e a : of the Church of England | L'eglise —e, The Church of England |_ISME Anglicise!** va. to_cize |__ism ANGLICISME [ceece-m]_sm [agngli-cizz'-mm] ANGLOMANE lover of English institutions ANGLOMANIE —mania [me'ni-a] ANGLOPHOBE _ | ANGLOPHOBIE _ia ANGLO-SAXON” [& a.] _ [saks-’nn] ANGOISSE anguish : pang : terrible anxiety | Poire d’_, Choker | ANGORA Angora cat ANGU'ILL’E eel : grig | 11 y a — sous roche, I ‘ can smell a rat ’ ANGU*ILL*ERS* limber-holes Angulaire a._lar | Pierre_, Corner stone Anguleux'-ewse a. with innumerable angles : sharp : pointed Anh*ydre [a-needr] a. —drous ANICROCHE hindrance : ‘ hitch ’ ANIER" -IEEE donkey-driver ANILINE _ | Couleurs d’_, A dyes Ton ANIMADVERSION" [veurche-nn] (contre, ANIMAI_[ann'i-me-l] beast [personne) brute [a.) animal | Regne —, Animal kingdom ANIMALCULE _ | _S* [pi] animal'culae ANIMALIER” animal painter or sculptor Animaliser* va. to animalize ANIMATION" [meche-nn] stir : bustle : warmth (of temper] Anime -e a. animated : spirited : lively Animer* va. to animate : to cheer : to excite : to impress (de, with : a, to] S’—, To be animated : to cheer [ou fire] up : to be excited ANIMOSITE _ty [en ang. moss'-e-te ] ANIS* aniseed | Gateau a 1’—, Seed cake Aniser* va. to flavour with aniseed ANISETTE [s, z] aniseed (liqueur] ANKYLOSE stiffness | Genou_se, Stiff knee ANNALES' [pi] annals | ANNALISTE _ist ANN'EAU ring [de chaine) link [de corde, nav) grommet [de cle) bow [boucle) ringlet | _a vis, Ring-bolt ANN "EE year : vintage : crop | Une_, ‘A twelvemonth ’ | Ses belles_s, The prime of life | La bonne_, A happy new year [V. Year] [Anne'e represents a divisible period of 12 months. Thus, Les quatre saisons de Vannee, The four seasons of the year. AN signifies rather a unit of time, as : 11 a 60 ans, He is Ann’e'ler* va. to curl [60 years old ANNEXE_[document) schedule [arch)chapel of ease : side gallery | Navire_, Tender Annexer* va. to annex ANNEXION" —xation ANNIHILATION" _ : cancelling Annihiler* va. to annihilate : to cancel ANN'IVERSAIRE [& a.] _sary [ve-r-se-re] Album d’_s, Birthday book ANN'ONCE advertisement : announcement Ann’oncer* va. to announce : to proclaim : to advertise : to show signs of [chiffres) to give [V. VIGIE] S’_bien, To look promising | S’_mal, To look unpromising ANN'ONCIATION" annunciation [cieche-nn] Fete de V_, Lady-day ANNOTATEUR _tor ANNO TA TION" — Annoter* va. to annotate ANNUAIRE almanac : year-book [)K , etc.) list Annuel -elle a. annual [ann' -you-e-l ] yearly | Plante _, Annual ANNUITE_ty | Detenteur d’_s, Annuitant Annulable a. ... that may be annulled ANNULAIRE ring-finger [a.) annular ANNULATION" cancelling | Annuler* va. to annul [ne-l] to cancel Anoblir va. to ennoble j S’_, To obtain a title ANOBLISSEMENT* ennoblement Anodin”-e a. anodyne [fig) unmeaning Anomal -e a. anomalous ANOMALIE _ly ANON” little donkey | _nner* vn. to hem and ANONYMAT” anonym'ity l_haw ANONYME anon'ymous writer [a.) anon'ymous [com) joint-stock | Societe — de,‘... Company Anordir vn. to veer to northward [Ltd.’ ANG ENGLISH-FRENCH ANO (AN'GLE | To for, Pecher (a la ligne] _IRON fer corniere AN'GLER pecheur (a la ligne] ‘An'glice’ ad. ■§,AN'GLING peche a la ligne [en anglais ~ An'grily ad. avec colere : en colere eAn'gry a. en colere : fache : irrite (with, 1 contre : at, de] An_word, Une parole vive | 1 To be_with, En vouloir a VAN'GUISH douleur : angoisse Animadvert' [anni-me-d-ve-rtt] va. critiquer (upon, ...] s’attaquer (upon, a] An'imate [mete] va. animer (with, de] An'imate, An'imated [me-tt, meted]a. anime AN'KLE [agnk’l] cheville (du pied] -BONE ANNATT'O rocou : anotto Lastragale Anne'al va. [steel) adoucir [glass) recuire ANNEXA'TION [seche-nn] annexion (to, a] Annex'e’d a. & prep, ci-joint : annexe-e Anni'hilate [nai-e-lete] va. aneantir : annihi- ANNI'HILA'TION aneantissement |Jer Announ'ee [e-naonnce] va. annoncer (to, a] _MENT annonce : avis :^r ® ^ Annoy' va. ennuyer : tourmenter §3 oANNOY'ANCE ennui : tourment: cha- i o 10 Annoy'ing a. ennuyeux Lgrin ANN'UAL [ann'iou-e-l] plante annuelle [book) annuaire [a.) annuel ANNUITANT [te-nntt] detenteur d’annuite ANNU'ITY rente : pension viagere : rente con- stituee \ To buy an_, Amortir une rente Annul' [pret. & pp. -lle*d] [e-ne-l] va. annuler Anoint' va. oindre | ANOINT'ED [<&pp.]oint Anon' [e-nonn] ad. bientot : tout a Vheure | Ever and_, [poet] De temps en temps Anon'ymously [e-nonni] ad. anonymement Anoth'er [ne] a. un -e autre : autre [F. One —] ANO FRAN <? AIS—AN GLAIS AOR Anorqial-ea. abnormal : unusual : wrong ANOTTO annatto ANSE handle [de til) loop [geog) creek ANSPECT’ [J>] handspike ANTAGONISME _sm | ANTAGONISTE _st ANTAN’’ [the) bygone past: [the) days that are no more | D’_, Of yore Antarctique a. _ic Ant6cedemmenP [em as am} ad. previously ANTI^CIiDENT”_ | _-e a. antecedent (de, to] ANTICHRIST [antekreest] Antichrist [kraistt} Ant6diluvien" -nne a._vian ANTENNE lateen-yard [d’insecte) antenna ANTEPENZILTIEME —timate Lpb — se Ant^rieur-e a. _ior (a, to] earlier (a, than] before (a, ...] preceding (a, ...] Antdrieure'ment’ ad. previously : prior ANTERIORITE priority | ANTHERE an- ANTH‘ OLOGrIE _gy Ither ANTH’RACITE _ [ann-thre-qaitt, th fort] ANTH'ROPOLOGIE _gy [th fort] ANTHROPOMETRIE —try [th fort] Anth’ropom£trique a. _trie | Service —, Branch of the Criminal Investigation Depart- ANTH’ROPOPHAGE [<fc a.] cannibal [ment ANTICHAMBRE antechamber : anteroom | Faire_, To dance attendance | Faire faire _a, To keep ... waiting | Faire V—, To do up the hall Antich’ retien’ ’-enne a. anticliristian ANTICIPATION"_ 0^ : encroachment | Par _,In advance Anticiper’ va. to anticipate [w».) to encroach ANTIDATE —edate [sur, on] Antiderapant’ -e a. non-skid (tyre] ANTIDOTE_(contre, to] ANTIENNE anthem [fig, plais) story : tune ANTILLIEN’’ -ENNE [& a.] West Indian ANTILOGIE _gy ANTILOPE antelope ANTIMOINE —mony | Antimonial -e a 1 ANTINOMIE _omy : contradiction ANTIPAPE antipope ANTIPATH’IE_thy (pour, to] Avoir de V_, To have an antipathy (pour, for] Antipath’ique a. distasteful | 11 m’est_, I can’t bear him : he isn’t a man I care for Antipatriotique a. _ic ANTIPATRIOTISME _ism ANTIPODES’ [pode] [tipp'-o-dize] ANTIPYRINE _ ANTIQU'AILL'E antiquity : ‘old rubbish’ ANTIQU’AIRE _ary [ann-tikmtaire-e ] Antique a. _ [ann-tique] ANTIQU'ITE_ty [kouitte] ancienttimes (pi] Magasin d’_s, Curiosity shop Antiscorbutique a._tic ANTISIiMITE _ | Antiseptique a._tic ANTI TH 'ESE antithesis f ANTITOXINE ANTIVIVISECTION’ ’ _ L_in ANTRE cave [de bete) den | ANUS _ ANXIETE [onks, o in off} _ty [ain-gzai-e-te} Anxieux’ -euse a. anxious [aink'-che-ss} AORTE_ta ANS ENGLISH-FRENCH ANY . AN'SW’ER [annee-'r, u- nul] reponse | Early Prompte reponse | In_to, En R a | _va. [to, a : for, de] repondre (a une lettre, etc.] It_s the purpose, Cela remplit le but A n'sw’erable [ann'-se-re-b’l] a. responsable: solidaire : egal : susceptible de reponse | To be_for, [luggage, etc.] Repondre de An'sWerably ad. conformement ANT [pr. anntt] fourmi | White_, Termite | -EATER fourmilier | -HILL fourmiliere Antag'onise va. rendre hostile ANTECE'DENT [<fc a.] antecedent AN'TECHAMBER [pi. annti-tchem-be-r} unti- An'tedate [annti-dete} va. antidater [chambre A N'T ELOPE antilope AN'TEROOM [annti] antichanibre AN'THEM [th fort, comme dans thin} antienne National_, Hymne national Anti-air'eraft GUN canon contre avions et ballons AN'TIC figure | To play_s, Faire des farces | He’s been playing_s, 11 a fait des siennes Anticipate [pete} va. anticiper (sur] s’atten- dre a : prevoir [promise o’self) se promettre ANTICIPATION _ | In _ of, En prevision AN'TIDOTE : contrepoison [de AN'TIMACASS'AR [crochet] tetiere : dossier Antimo'nial a. _: stibie | _WINE vin AN'TIMONY antimoine [emetique Antiqua'rian [koue-rieunne] a. d’antiquaire An'tiquated [kemeted} a. antique : suranne Anti-sla'verv [sle-ve-re} a. anti-esclavagiste Anti-tobacc'o a. ... contre Tabus du tabac ANT'LER andouiller AN'YIL enclume [beaked _) bigorne ANXI'ETY [ain-gzai-e-te} anxiete: inquietude | Terrible_, Angoisse Anx'ious [ain-kche-ss] a. [for, to} inquiet (de] plein de sollicitude (pour] desireux (de] I’m most_to, Je tiens beaucoup a _ly ad. avec anxiete An'y [enne} a. quelque : de : en tout : quel- qu’un : aucun | _ more, Encore | At_ rate, En tout cas | I have hardly_ ..., Je n’ai guere de ... | Has he _ sugar? _ cream ? A-t-il du sucre ? de la creme ? \ Has he_? En a-t-il ? | I haven’t_, Je n’en ai pas | Not — more, Pasdavantage : plusde... [no longer) ne ... plus | Not on_account, Pour rien an monde | At_station between ..., kune station quelconqneentre [V. TIME, 2nd par.] _other ...s, Encore d’autres ...s | If it won’t cause_difficulty, Si cela ne fait pas de difflculte | If in_WAY, Si de quel- qiie faqon \ _ MON'EY, _ AMOU'NT [absol.] n’importe quelle somme d’argent | At _PRICE, a tout prix : coute que cohte AN'YBODY, on AN'YONE [enn'e-ouonne} quel- qu’un : chacun : tout le monde [no matter who) le premier venu | Like— else, Comme un autre | I didn’t see_, Je n’ai vu personne | If_ wants me, Si l’on me demande | More than _, Plus que personne |_here? Quelqu’un? | To_who knows ..., Pour qui connait ... | _else, Tout autre | Is there_in? Y a-t-il du mondg? or, quelqu’un? [F. ANYTHING] AOU FRANgAIS ANGLAIS APP A'OUT" [pr. oo] August [wtoisson) harvest A'oute-e [oo-te'J a. ripened A'OUTERON” harvestman APACHE [Peau-Rouge)_ [Paris) ‘hooligan’ APAISE'MENT" appeasement: stilling Apaiser' va. to appease : to calm [la faini) to satisfy \la soif) to quench [les flots) to still | S’—, To calm down : to abate : to subside APANAGE appanage : concomitant : lot APARTlt words spoken aside | En_, Aside APATH'IE_thy | Apath'ique a. apathetic Apercevable a. perceptible Apercevoir va. to see : to perceive : to descry (with the eye] S’_, To perceive : to see : to notice : to observe (with the mind] APERQU glance : insight (sur, into ...] general idea : brief account: rough guess | _d’en- semble, Summary APERITIF appetizer : glass of absinthe ou bitters | Deguster son_, To enjoy one’s glass Apetale a._talous [speechless Aphone a. ... who has lost his (ou her) voice : APHORISME [reece-m] ism [rizz-m] APHTE [aft] ulceration : ulcer | _S' aphthae Aphteux' -ease a. aphthous | Fievre _euse, Foot-and-mouth disease | API small red apple A pic ad. perpendicular [&) apeak AP1CULTEUR apiarist: bee-keeper APICULTURE _ : bee-keeping Apiqu'er' va. to peak | Apiqu'e -e a. apeak Apitoyer' va. to excite ...’s pity | S’_To pity (sur, ...] to sympathize (with] Aplanir va. to plane : to smooth : to level [fig) to smooth : to remove APLANISSE'MENT' levelling : smoothing Aplatir va. to flatten : to smooth [tech) to float APLATISSE'MENT' flattening APLOMB” [m nasal] standing perpendicular [pers) self-possession : assurance : ‘cheek ’ : audacity | D-_Upright | Perdre 1’_, To lose one’s balance APOCALYPSE— | Apocalyptiquea—tic Apocryphe a. apoc'ryphal | Les livres _s, The Apoc'rypha | Apode a. apodal APOGEE [astr) [dje\ [fig) zenith : height APOLOGIE —gy [e-poV-e-d,je ] (a, to : de, for] Faire V_de, To speak approvingly of APOLOGUE _ | APOPHYSE _sis APOPHTEGME apothegm : terse saying Apoplectique a._ic ffsj APOPLEXIE_xy | Attaque d’_, Apoplectic APOSTASIE_sy [e-poss-te-ce'] [stroke Apostasier' vn. to apostatize [apostate APOSTAT” —tate (a, to : de, from] D’_, a. APOST^ME abscess | Aposter' va. to post APOSTILL E marginal note : recommendation | En_, In the margin APOSTOLAT” apostleship [e-posse’l-chipp] Apostolique a._tol'ic : apostol'ical Apostoliser' v. to preach the Gospel APOSTROPHE [e-poss'-tre-fe ] r' va. to apostrophize: to challenge APOSTUME abscess APOTH'tME _them APOTH'EOSE _theosis : deification APOTH'ICAIRE apothecary : chemist | Memoire d’_, Fearfully long bill AP6TRE apostle | Bon_, ‘ Deep one ’ | Symbole des_s, Apostles’ creed _S' [&] knight-heads [with Etre] Ap'paraltre vn. to appear [Table 63, conj. AP'PARAT” state : ostentation [livre) vocabulary | ... d’_, Set : formal AP-PARAUX' (pi] tackle AP'PAREIL' [pi._S'] apparel 0=^ : display : preparation [tned, arch) dressing [sciences) apparatus [tecli) gear : apparatus [magonn.) bond : work | _vocal, Vocal organs (pi] AP'PAREILL'AGE getting under sail : sailing AP'PAREILL'EMENT' matching : pairing Ap'pareill'er' va. to match : to pair [pierres) to dress [vn., d>) to set sail AP'PAREILL'EUR dresser [a gaz) gas-fitter Ap'paremment' [em, am] ad. apparently AP'PARENCE appearance : look | Avoir belle _, To look well | Sur V_, By appearances Ap'parent'-e a. _t : important Ap'parenter' v. to ally (a, to] to connect (with Ap'parier* va. to pair : to sort: to match AP PARITEUR —tor : usher ANY ENGLISH-FRENCH APP An'yhow ad. de toute fagon : quand meme : en tout cas : vaille que vaille AN'YTHING quelque chose : rien : quoi que ce soit: n’importe quoi [V. Aught, p. 74] As_, Comme tout | _but, Rien moins que |_else, Autre chose j Worth'_, De quelque valeur \ Worth_, [accent on an'ything] Sans prix | I have not asked_whatever of ANYBODY, Je n’ai absolument rien demande a personne An'y where ad. quelque part: a un point quel- conque (on, sur] [negat.) mdle part | —else, Autre part-, partout ailleurs ftarder Apa'ce [e-pe'ce] ad. | To come on —, Ne pas Apart' ad. a part [de, from) separement | To come_, Se defaire APART'MENT piece : chambre : logement _S (pi] un appartement APE [epe] singe : guenon [va.) singer APE'RIENT \e-p%] [<fc a.] laxatif : purgatif AP'ERTURE ouverture : orifice A'PEX [a e] sommet | A'PIARY rucher Apie'ce [e-pice] ad. la piece : par tete - chacun Apol'ogize [djaize] vn. faire Vapologie [fam) demander pardon (for, de : to, a] s’excuser (for, de : to, aupres de] APOL'OGY [e-pol] apologie : excuse (to, a : for, de] LETTER of_, Lettre d’excuses | To demand an_, Exiger des excuses APOPLEC'TIC STROKE [apo\ coup de sang: attaque d'apoplexie A-port' ad | Helm ! Babord! [tolat APOS'TLE [e-posse-l] apotre | _SHIP apos- APOTH'ECARY _icaire fee Appal' [-lle'd] [e-pol, o comme o dans sort] va. epouvanter | _lling a. epouvantable APPARA'TUS [ap-e-re-te-ss] appareil AP PAR'EL [e-par'-e-l] habillement : vete- ment | — va. vetir [ship) equiper Apparently [e-pe ] ad. en apparence : appa- remment APP FRAN ^ AIS—ANGLAIS APP AP PARITION"_: spectre : appearance | Son_, [d’un lieu, etc.] The sight of it | Faire son_, To make one’s appearance ichose) to appear Ap'paroir v. impers. | 11 appert, It appears AP'PARTEMENT" apartments: rooms (pi] suite of rooms (sing] D’_, Indoor ... APPARTENANGE appurtenance Ap’partenir vn. (Table 15) to appertain : to belong (a, to] ... qui_tient a Cesar, Caesar’s ... | a tous ceux qu’il_tiendra, To all whom it may concern | S’_, To be one’s own master, Ap'paru -e pp. [ V. Apparaitre] [or mistress AP’PAS' [pi] charms : attractions AP'PAT" bait: allurement | —er‘ va.to bait Ap'pauvrirv. to impoverish | S’—, To get poor AP’PAUVRISSE’MENT' impoverishment AP'PEAU bird-call [oiseau) decoy-bird AP'PEL appeal [des noms) calling over [actions) call [ X ) muster [du feu) draught | Devan- cer 1’_, To enlist before one’s time | Manquer a 1’_, To be absent |_d’air, Air inlet AP'PE'LANT' -E appellant: decoy-bird Ap’pe’ler' va. to name [de, from : a, to) to call: to call up (down, in, or out, etc.] to appeal [tm.) [cordage] to lead | Comment s’appelle cela ? What is it [ou that] called ? | Faire_ un medecin, To send for a doctor | Appelez les noms, Name the persons | Je m’appelle Jean, My name is John | J’en appelle a, I leave it to ... [whether it is or not, I did or not, etc.] APPELLATION" — APPENDICE _dix \e-penn'-diks] APPENDICITE _citis [e-penn-di-gai'-tiss, i Ap’pendre va. to hang up Lbrefs] AP’PENTIS" shed : ‘lean-to’ : shanty . Ap’pert* v. [F Apparoir] Ap'pesantir va. to make [ou lay] ... heavy : to weigh ... down | S’_sur, To dwell upon AP-PESANTISSE-MENT- dejection : dulness Ap'petissant’ -e a. tempting : appetizing AP'PtTIT" —tite : hunger | Demeurer sur son _, To limit one’s appetite Ap'plaudir va. to applaud : to commend (a,...] S’_, To congratulate one’s self (de, on] AP-PLAUDISSE-MENT- applause : cheers (pi] AP PLAUDISSEUR applauder Applicable a. [a, to] [ap'-li-ke-be-l'] APPLICATION" — \banque) stock or share dealing (broker’s work done by bank] [orfev) charging [broderie) ornaments stuck upon a groundwork AP'PLIQZJE bracket [tech) inlaying Ap’pliquer' va. to apply : ‘to stick’ (sur, to] to lay on : to appropriate : to give (a, to) to carry out ... in practice AP'POiNT” balance : difference AP-POINTE-MENT-S- (pi] salary (sing] Ap’pointer’ va. to pay : to arrange : to order: to point AP-PONTE MENT" timber pier AP PORT" supply [com) share of capital : fees (to promoters] Ap'porter" va. to bring : to fetch : to convey : [fig) to bring on (ou about] — beaucoup de soin a l’examen, To exercise great care in the examination [F. Bring] _un livre, To bring a book | Apporte! [chien] Fetch it! [Do not confound Apporter with Amener, which refers to objects not portable. Apporter literally signifies to bring by carrying] Ap'poser' va. to affix : to set [affiche) to stick up AP'POSITION" — : affixing Appreciable a._ Tciate ... AP'PRIlCI ATEUR one who knows how to appre- AP'PRECIATION"_: valuation : estimate [sur, on) criticism: opinion: remark : review | Note d’_, Mark Ap’precier' va. to appreciate : to estimate : to value : to determine : to comment upon APP ENGLISH-FRENCH APP ^APPEAL' appel | _refused, Rejet de pour- ^ voi | High Court of _, Cour de cassation Appeal' vn. en appeler (from, de] faire appel [to supreme court) se pourvoir en cassation j [against) reclamer (from, contre : to, a] It ^ doesn’t_to me, Cela ne me dit rien /Appear' vn. [to, at, a : before, devant] ^ paraitre : se presenter | It_s, 11 parait APPEAR'ANCE apparition fee : apparence: f*1 spectacle [before magistrate) comparution \ ? First_, Debut | An_of, L’air de | To ^ put in an_, Faire acte de presence Appea'se [e-ptze] v. apaiser : pacifier [tion APPELL'ATE COURT [-le'te] cour de cassa- APPELLA'TION_: nom : denomination Append' va. apposer (to, a] _AGE apanage : accessoire (de] APPEN'DIX_ice (to, a, de] APP'ETITE [i ai] appetit (for, pour: to, pour] APP'ETIZER [i at] aperitif: hors-d’oeuvre Applaud' [au, o dans sort] va. applaudir (a] APPLAU'SE applaudissement(s] AP'PLE pomme [of eye) prunelle | ‘_ PIE BED,’ lit en portefeuille | _ PIE ORDER, ordre parfait | — TART tourte aux pommes [penny one) chausson | — TREE pommier APPLI'ANCE [e-plai-vince'] moyen | _S (pi) appareil : outillage [gymnastic) agres (pi) APP'LICANT postulant-e [in law) demandeur, demanderesse APPLICA'TION \lceche-nn\ — fee : demande [F.Mise] On_to, en s’adressanta | Form offer shares, Formule pour demande d'actions —S for (tickets, etc.] demandes de Apply' [e-plaf] v. [to, a] appliquer : s’adresser (a, or chez] se mettre [devote) affecter | None need_, (etc) Inutile de se presenter Appoi'nt va. arreter : designer : convenir de: assigner [to office) nommer (a des fonctions] Well, Ill-_ed, Bien, mal equipe [or monte] APPOI'NTMENT nomination : arret : eta- blissement : emploi [for time) rendez-vous | To make an _, Donner [or se d] R [or un R] By_to, Fournisseur brevete de Appor'tion \che-nn] va. reparti r : partager App'osite a. [to, a] a propos : plein d’a-propos Apprai'se va. priser : evaluer : estimer _MENT [law] expertise | APPRAISER commissaire-priseur [law) expert Appre'ciate [e-prichi-ete] v. apprecier _A'TION _ fed APP FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS ARA Ap'prehender* va. to apprehend : to fear (de, que, ...] Ap'prehensif -ive a. _ive AP-PREHEN SION • — [che-nnl Ap'prendre va. (Table 59) to learn : to understand [a) to teach ... : to acquaint ... (with] to tell... | J'apprends le grec, I learn Greek | Je lui ai appris le franQais, I taught him French | Content d’_que, Glad to hear (ou know) that... | Apprenez-moi..., Teach me ... AP'PRENTI -E apprentice [fig) novice AP'PRENTISSAGE apprenticeship | Faire son _, To serve one’s A (de, to] Contrat d’_, Indentures (pi] AP'PR£T" preparation : cooking : dressing : trimming [peint) priming [draps) dressing : finish [fig) affectation | Sans_, [tissu] Without stiffening | Ap'preter' va. to prepare : to smooth : to trim [cwis) to dress : to cook AP'PR£TEUR -EUSE cutter-out: dresser Ap'pris'-e [pp. of v. Apprendre] Mai_, (a.) Ap'privoisable a. tameable [Bl'bred Ap'privoise -e a. tame : domesticated AP'PRIVOISE'MENT" taming : domestication Ap'privoiser' va. to tame : to break ... in : to remove ...’s shyness Ap'probateur-trice a. ... of approval Ap'probatif -ive a. ... of approval APPROBATION" _ : approval Ap'prochable a. approachable Ap'prochant'-e a. [de, ...) like : similar (to] _prep, near : about AP'PROGHE approach [typ) closing up Ap'procher' va. to approach : to dz-aw [ou to come] near : to bring ... near (de, to] to resemble ... | Approchez-vous du feu, Come to the fire | Ne vous en approchez pas! Don’t go near it! Ap'profondi -e a. profound | —fondir va. to deepen [fig) to go deeply into : to dwell upon AP'PROFONDISSE'MENT" deepening [fig) re- APPROPRIATION "_: adaptation [.search Ap'proprier' va. to appropriate : to adapt (a, to] to clean : to put... to rights Ap'prouver' va. to approve AP'PROVISIONNE'MENT" victualling: supply Ap'provisionner' va. to store : to provision Ap’proximatif -ive a_mate: rough [-raf -ly] APPROXIMATION" _ AP'PUI prop : stay : support : sill | a hauteur d’—, Breast high | a 1’— de, In support of | Point d’—, Fulcrum : bearing-surface _-MAIN" maul-stick Ap'puyer' v. to prop : to bear : to support : to insist, ou lay stress (upon] [sur les bras, &) to haul in ... a little | S’_sur, To lean [ou _ rest] on [fig) to rely on Apre a. rough : sour : harsh : gruff [-mf -ly] Apres' prep, after : next to : about [ad.) afterwards : about (doing] Attendre _, To be waiting for | Ci-_, Presently : below | D’_, According to | D’_nature, From nature [ou the life] Et — ? What then ? Apres'-demain” ad. the day after to-morrow APR^S'-DINER" after dinner : afternoon APRES '-MIDI [& m.] afternoon APR^S’-SOUPER" after supper : evening APRETE harshness : greediness A-PROPOS" timeliness: pertinency [F. Propos] Apte a. qualified : fit: fitted (a, to, for] APTITUDE_[ap-ti-tioude] fitness (a, to, for] Certificat d’_pour l’enseignement, Teacher's APUREMENT" auditing (.certificate Apurer' va. to audit : to pass c AQUAFORTISTE etcher [water-colours — gAQUARELLE water-colour | a V_, In ci AQUARELLISTE painter in water-colours g, &AQUARIUM [e-koue-ri-e-mni} Aquatique a._ic : water : watery AQU'EDUC _duct [ak-oui-de-kte] culvert Aqu'eux'-ewse a. aqueous [ekoui-e-ss] watery Aqu'ilin" -e a._ine [kouil] Roman (nose] AQU'ILON" north wind : cold stormy wind ARA macaw : long-tailed parrot ARABE Arab [langue) Arabic [fig) Tartar: ‘ regular screw ’ | Chiffres_s, Arabic figures ARABESQUE [& a.) _ Arabique a._ic : Arabian [gomme) arabic ARABISANT' [s, z] Arabic scholar APP ENGLISH-FRENCH ARB Apprehend' va. saisir : comprendre : arreter | To_, [fear] ou be Apprehen'sive of, Ap- prehender : craindre APPREHEN'SION apprehension [of prisoner) arrestation | Serious_, Vives inquietudes (pi APPREN'TICE apprenti ka [w.) mettre en apprentissage | _SHIP apprentissage | To serve an_to ..., Faire son A chez ... Appri'ze [i ai ] va. prevenir : informer APPROA CH' [e-protche] approche : entree : acces (aupres de ...] rapprochement (vers ...] [place) abord [u) approcher : s’a (to, de] APPROBA'TION approbation | On_, a condition [books) en communication Appropriate [pr. e-<] a. propre : approprie : convenable [va., pr. ete) approprier : affecter APPROPRIATION [sum) credit: allocation £ APPRO'VAL approbation : adhesion Appro've va. approuver | _R approbateur ^Appro'ving a. approbateur [-trice to _ly ad. avec approbation Approximate a. approximatif [u)rapprocher _ly ad. approximativement: a peu pres A'PRICOT [e-pri-kott] abricot -TREE abricotier A'PRIL avril | FOOL’ [F. Avril] A'PRON [e-pre-nn] tablier [&) contre-etrave APSE' [apps] abside Apt a. [for, to, a] propre : sujet : porte _ly ad. avec a-propos APT'NESS aptitude (for, a, pour] propriety A'QUAFOR'TIS eau-forte A'QUAMARI'NE aigue-marine AQUA'RIUS [e-koueri-e-ss] [le) Yerseau A'queous [ek-oui-e-ss] a. aqueux Tgamins AR'AB _e | Street _s, Petits va-nu-pieds : Ara'bian \e-rebe-ye-nn\ a. arabe : dArabie \ The_NIGHTS, Les mille et une nuits AR'ABIC arabe [a.) arabe : arabique _ FIGURES chiffres arabes _SCH'OLAR arabisant AR BITER-TRESS arbitre ARA FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS ARG Arable a. — [dr-e-be-l] ARAC arrack ARACHIDE pea-nut | Huile d’_, Arachis-oil ARAION'EE spider | Toile d’_, Cobweb | ‘ Une_dans le plafond,’ A ‘ bee in his bonnet’ | _de MER spider-crab : sea-spider ARANTELE, ARANTELLE, cobweb Araser' va. | Scie a_, Tenon-saw Aratoire a. farming ; agricultural ARAUCARIA [or-e-keri-a, o dans sort] ARBALETE crossbow [J>) Jacob’s staff ARBALETRIER" principal (rafter] crossbowman : arbalister ARBITRAGE arbitration [com) selling out Arbitraire a._trary [tre-re]_menf ad. in an arbitrary manner : arbitrarily Arbitral -e a. \ Sentence_e, Award Arbitralemenf ad. by arbitration ARBITRE umpire : arbitrator | Libre —, Free- Arborer' va. to set up [pavilion) to hoist [will Arborescent' -e a._ ARBORICULTEUR _turist ARBORICULTURE_| ARBOUSIER" arbutus ARBRE tree [axe) shaft | _de haute futaie, Large forest tree | _ propre a la construction, Timber tree {V. Ecorce] COUDIi crankshaft : crank | _ de TOUR mandril | _ MOTEUR driving-shaft | _a NOYAU core- ARBRISSEAU, ARBUSTE shrub [bar ARC — cks^ [arme) bow [constr.) arch [Note ; Jeanne d’_is pr. Zhan d’Ark. En ang. Joan of — se pr. Djone-e-vark] — de TRIOMPHE triumphal arch ARCADE _: piazza : arch : row of arches ARCASSE buttock (of a ship] ARC'-BOUTANT' [pi_s'-_s'] flying buttress : strut; prop [&) dolphin-striker Arc'-bouter' v. to buttress ARCEAU small arch : vault [croquet) hoop ARC-EN-CIEL [pi. arcs''-en-ciel] rainbow Arch'aique a._aic | ARCH'AlSME _ism ARCHAL | Fil d'_, Brass wire ARCH'ANGE [ch, 7c] _gel [ark-endje-'l] ARCHE [pr. arrsli] arch : arching {Bible, etc.) ark | _de pompe. Pump casing AiARCH'EOLOG-IE archseol'ogy \ i cj-Arch'eologique a. archteolo'gical r en a'1?' "ARCH'EOLOGUE archaeologist ) s’ aj ARCHER" _ Do* ARCHET" [tech) drill-bow [de violon) bow ARCHEV£CH£ archbishopric : palace ARCHEVfiQUE archbishop EK^ [flowing Archibonde -e, Archicomble a. full to over- ARCHIDIACONAT' archdeaconry EJ3j ARCHIDIACRE archdeacon E»^ [duchess ARCHIDUC archduke | —DUCHESSE arch- ARCHIDUCH£ archduchy Arch'iepiscopal -e a. [ch, 7c] _al [pr. pe-l ] ARCHIPEL [arshi] pelago [arkipel'-e-go] ARCHITECTE [arshi-] _t [arki-] [sanitaire) sanitary engineer | Architectural -e a. — ARCHITECTURE [ars7ii] _[ar'kitek-tche-r] ARCHITRAVE [arshitrav] [ar'kitreve] ARCHIVES' [ar-sheeve] [pi] — [ar'kdivzz] [Paris, etc.) record office (sing] ARCHIVISTE keeper of the records ARQON" saddle-bow [fig) position : balance | Cheval d’_, Yaulting-horse Arctique [-teek] a. arctic [ark-tik, i bref] Ardemraent' [em as am] ad. ardently: eagerly Ardent' -e a. _t : burning : fiery : hot; eager (pour, for, to] Le navire est-il — ? Does she carry a weather helm ? | La chambre —e, The French Star-chamber | Chapelle —e, Candles surrounding the coffin ARDEUR ardour : heat: eagerness ; spirit ARDOISE slate | Ardoise-e a. slated : slate- ARDOISIERE slate quarry [coloured Ardu -e a. arduous EJoj ARE _ [ = 100 square metres] 100 ares make one HECTARE [V. Table 88] ARENE arena [e-ri-ne] [sablon) sand AREOLE — [ou _la] AR£OM£TRE —ter ARIiOPAGE _agus ARETE [fish-)bone : ridge : edge [d’epi) awn [tech) arris | a vive_, With squared edges ARGENT" silver : money | Vif-_, Quicksilver | D’_, Of silver : of M [poet) silvery | Je n’ai pas d’_, I haven’t any money | De 1’— en barre, As good as M | Pas d’_, pas de Suisse, No pay no piper | Faire de 1’—, To make M | _COMP'TANT" cash : ready M [fig) ‘gospel’ | Un_ FOU, ‘Lots of money’ _MIGN'ON" pocket money ARB ENGLISH-FRENCH ARD Arbitrarily [tre-re-le] ad. arbitrairement Arbitrary [tre-re ] a. arbitraire Arbitrate va. arbitrer : decider (upon, de] ARBITRATION [ treche-nn ] arbitrage feo | Committee of _, [wages] Conseil de prud’- hommes | — CLAUSE clause d’arbitrage | — TREATY traite d’arbitrage ARBITRATOR arbitre | AR'BITRESS arbitre t-AR'BOR [tech) arbre (de tour] [tonnelle ■oAR'BOUR berceau : cabinet de verdure : ARBU'TUS [ar-biou-te-ss] arbousier ARC _ fed | -LAMP lampe a arc | -LIGHT [lumiere de 1’) arc voltalque ARCA'DE [ke] [shops) passage {arch) arcade ARCH [artch] arche : cintre [tech. & anatom.) route {va.) vofiter : cintrer ; arqiier [neck) courber | Pointed_, Ogive | Stones of the —, Youssoirs | Row of_ES, Arcade | Court of_ES, Cour archiepiscopale | — a. malin : espiegle [leading) insigne : grand [In compounds, archi..., arch...]_e'd a. arque:voute ARCHBISH'OP [artch] archeveque ARCHBISH'OPRIC archeveche ARCHDEA'CON [artch-dike-nn] archidiacre ARCHDEA'CONRY archidiaconat ARCHDUCH'Y archiduche ARCHDU'KE [artch] archiduc | —DOM archi- AR'CHER [artche'r] [duche AR'CHERY [artch] tir a l’arc : art de tirer de Arch'ly [artch-le] ad. finement Ll’arc ARCH'WAY [artch-c/ue ] arceau : voute : passage ; portail Archime'dian [ar-ki-nn'] a. d’Archimede Ar'dent a. ardent | _ly ad. ardemment AR'DOUR ardeur : zele Ar'duous[t/oit-e-ss] a. ardu | _NESS difficulte ARG FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS ARR Argente -e a. silvered : silver-plated [poet, et Argenter’ va. to silver : to plate [fig) silvery ARGENTE'RIE plate : silver-plate Argentitere a._ferous Argentin" -e a. silvery [Repub.) Argentine _E silver-weed [poisson) silver-fish ARGENTURE silvering ARGILE clay | _a foalon, Fuller’s earth Argileux' -euse a. clayey : argillaceous ARGILIERE clay-pit | ARGILITE clay-slate ARGON " _ | ARGOT" slang ARGOUSIN" [s, z] ... warder (of convicts] Arguer' va. to argue [argh-you] to infer ARGUMENT'_| _er' vn. to argue ARGUTIE [ct'e] quibble | ‘ARIA’ ‘fix’:‘mess’ Aride a. arid : dry : barren : uncultivated ARIDITE _ty : barrenness ARIETTE short melody ("The ‘upper ten ’ ARISTOCRATE_t [a.)_tic | Les ‘aristas’, ARISTOCRA TIE [<cracie] _cracy Aristocratique a._ic [-ment' -ally] ARITH'MltTICIEN" -NNE _cian [th fort] ARITH'METIQUE_ic [a.) _ical [th fort] ARLEQU'IN" harlequin [harli-kouinn, h asp] ARLEQUINADE buffoonery : piece of B ARMADA — [en ang. pr. ar-me-da] ARMATEUR ship-owner : privateer ARMATURE brace : gear : plates : fittings (pi] [d’aimant) armature ARME arm ; weapon | _S' (pi] arms (pi] coat of arms (sing] _s blanches, Side-arms | _s a feu, Fire-arms | Assaut d’_s, Fencing match | Faire des —s, To fence | Faire passer par les_s, To order ... to be shot | Homines d’_s, Men-at-arms | Maitre d’_s, Fencing-master | Place d’_s, Parade | Port d’_s, Gun license | Prendre les_s, To take up arms | Deposer les_s, To lay down (their) arms | Salle d’_s, Fencing-school | Sous les _s, Under arms farms : military Arme-e a. armed | a main —e'e, By force of ARMEE army | _ permanente, Standing A | _de MER, Navy : naval force ARMELINE ermine (skin] ARMEMENT" armament : arming : fitting out: accoutrements (pi] [&) equipment | Capi- taine d’_Marine superintendent ARMIlNIEN" -ENNE [<fc a.] _enian Armer' va. to arm (de, with] to cock (a trigger] to case : to strap [navire) to fit out : to man [les avirons) to ship | S’_de, To arm o’self with [de courage) to take [de rigueur) to use ARMET' _: head armour | ARMISTICE _ ARMOIRE cupboard : wardrobe : closet ARMOIRIES' [pi] armorial bearings : arms ARMORIAL book of heraldry | _-e a. —1 Armorie-e a. with ...’s arms on Armorier' va. to put ...’s arms on ARMURE armour : ironwork : wrapper ARMURERIE gunsmith’s shop [ou work] ARMURIER" gunsmith : sword-cutler ARNICA _ AROMATE_tic | Aromatique a. _tic Aromatiser' va. to flavour : to scent (de, with] AROME _rna ARONDE | a QUEUE d’_, Dovetailed ARPfeGE [wins] arpeggio ARPENT" acre [ou acre and a quarter] ARPENTAGE land-surveying Arpenter' va. to survey [fig) to stride across : to tramp about ARPENTEUR land-surveyor | ARPON'* rip-saw Arqu'e-e a. arched : bent: crooked [F.ce mot] ARQU EBUSE —bus [be-ss] ARQ U'EB USERIE gunsmith’s work ARQU'EBUSIER" [s as z~\ gunsmith Arqu'er' va. to bow : to arch : to bend ARRACHE-CLOUS' nail-extractor d’Ar'rache-pied' ad. with a will Ar'racher' [de, (pers. a,) from] va. to pull : to pluck : to snatch : to tear : to draw : to get ... (out of] to wrench : to root out (weeds] _line dent a, To extract a tooth for | — de l’argent a ..., To screw some money out of... | On se l’arraclie, There is a regular rush [ou scramble] after it [ou him, etc.] ARE ENGLISH—FRENCH ARR Are [F. Be, Table 6] We_, Nous sommes,etc. A'REA [e'r-i-a] aire : surface : etendue [front) devant (de maison] cour en sous-sol Ar'gue [drgh-yoii] v. [from,of, de] argumenter: raisonner :discuter : conclure [maintain) pre- tendre | _well for, Faire foi de | To stand arguing, Faire le raisonneur | AR'GUMENT _: discussion : raisonnement | In support of his_, a l’appui de sa these Argumentative a. raisonne [pers) argumen- A'RIES [e-rtze] le Belier [tateur Ari'ght [e-raite] ad. droit: bien Ari'se [e-rafee] va. [pret. Arose : pp. Arisen] se lever : s’elever : resulter (from, de] ARK arche (sainted Noah’s —, VA de Noe ARM bras [weapon) arme fca | — in —, Bras dessus, bras dessous | To —s! [soldiers] Aux armes! | To take ... by the_, Prendre ... par le bras | -CHAIR fauteuil | -HOLE [of garment] emmanchure : entournure | -PIT Arm vn. armer : s’armer (with, de] La^se^e AR'MATURE induit | -SPINDLE arbre d’l Arme'd a. & pp. arme [resistance) a main armee | ‘Long-_,’... qui a les bras longs ARM'FUL brassee \ _ of sticks, B de bois ARMO'RIAL BEARINGS [pi] armoiries AR'MOUR [me-r] armure | -BEARER ecuyerj -PLATE plaque de blindage | -PLATING blindage | -plated a. cuirasse : blinde Ar'moure'd a. blinde : cuirasse | — CAR automobile blindee AR'MOURER [dr'-me-reur] armurier AR'MOUR Y [ar'-me-re] salle d'armes: arsenal ARMS armes : armoiries fea [F. Faisceau] AR'MY armee [crowd) foule (of, de] — LIST annuaire militaire | _SERVICE CORPS' train des equipages militaires [ F. Estimates] Arou'nd [e-raounnde] ad. autour : a I’entour [Note. In America _ is often wrongly used where about is used in England. To ‘loaf —,’ Faineanter]_prep, a l’entour: aux alentours Arou'se [e-raouze] va. reveiller (from, de] mettre en eveil [excite) provoquer friz ARPEG'GIO arpege | ARR'ACK eau-de-vie de ARR FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS ARS AR'RACHEUR de DENT'S' | Mentir comme un _, To tell no end of lies [special terms ARRANGEMENT" _ | _S" [pour une famille] Ar" ranger" va. [de, avec, with] to arrange : to settle : to suit: to repair [mets, etc.) to dress | J’arrangerai Vaffaire, I’ll see to it | Arrangez- vous! Just do as you like ! ARBITRAGES' [pi] arrears AR.'RESTATION " arrest : apprehension ARRET"" decree [tech) stop : catch | Amiens, dix minutes d’_, Amiens, ten M stop | Avec _ facultatif, With liberty of breaking the journey | Chien d’—, Pointer | Maison d’—, Jail | Un temps d’_, A little rest | Aux _S" Under arrest |_S" SIMPLES" detention in barracks AR'RETIi resolution : order: decree: settlement (of account]_ministeriel, ‘Order in Council’ AR'RiTTE-BCEUF [pr. the f] rest-harrow Ar'reter" v. to stop : to arrest : to fix : to engage : to appoint (a time] to settle (an account] to decide on (a plan] [chien) to point [fil) to fasten off [tech) to pin (a, to] Je viens d’ une bonne, I have just engaged a servant | Compte_te au ..., Account up to ... | Faire_, To give in charge : to have ... arrested | S’_, To stop : to stay : to hesitate (a, at, to ] to resolve (a, on, to ] AR'RHES' (pi] earnest-money : pledge ARRIERE back part [&) stern | De 1’—, Astern | Faire un bord de 1’_, To make a stern board Ar'riere a. back : trailing : hinder [ X) rear [de temps) after | — ad. behind [4>) aft : abaft : astern | En _, Behind [ *1>) astern [fig) behind one’s back | Yoyager en —, To sit with o’s back to the engine [ou to the horses] Faire machine en_, To reverse the engines | Aller vent_, To sail on a wind | _de, Far from | _! int. Away ! Begone ! Be off! AR’RIltRlt arrears [a.) backward : behind the times : in arrear | Dividende_, Unclaimed dividend AR"Rl£RE-BAN"" last conscription [shop AR'RIERE-BOUTIQUE [pi. _-_s] back- -BOUCHE fauces | -CORPS"" recess | -COUP" back-sight | -COTJR back-yard | -GARDE rear-guard | -MAIN" back-handed blow [de cheval) hind-quarters | -NEVEU grand-nephew | -NEVEUX" latest posterity | -PENSEE mental reservation : dissimulation : reticence Sans_-_, Above-board : perfectly openly | -PETIT’S-ENFANT'S"" great-grandchildren | -PETIT"-FIL"S great-grandson | -PETITE- FILL'E great-granddaughter | -PLAN"" background | -POINT" back-stitch : stitching | -SAISON"" end of the autumn : approach of old age | -TRAIN"" hind-wheels : hind-quar- Ar'rierer" va. to delay : to defer [ters AR'RIMAGE stowage : trimming (of a ship] Ar'rimer" va. to stow : to stow away : to trim AR'RIMEUR stevedore : stower [ment AR’RI VAGE arrival (of cargo, or goods] consign- AR'RIVEE arrival [4>) falling off Ar'river" vn. [conj. with Etre] to arrive (a, at: dans, en, in : de, from] to get, ou come (to, into] [fig) to attain (to] [d’evenements) to happen [V. Meet] [&) to bear away (to] to bear down (sur, upon] to veer | Arrive ici ! Come here ! | _a etre ..., To end by being ... : to succeed in being ... | ... m’est arrive hier, ... reached me yesterday | 11 m’arriva de le voir, I happened to see him | J’arrive de voyage, I have just come in from a journey | On arrive facilement a ..., One can easily get to ... | 11 faut_quand meme, We must get through with it anyhow | Yous arrive-t-il de manquer...? Do you ever chance to miss ... ? | Le premier_ve, The first in | Arrive tout! Hard a-weather! | Arrivez un peu ! Put the helm up! [F. Leeward, ang.] Un orage arriva, A storm came on | Vous n’y arriverez jamais, You’ll never hit on it: you will never succeed AR’RIVISTE self-seeker : ambitious person who pushes his way to the front, often by doubtful methods Ar'rogamment" ad. arrogantly AR ROGANCE_ | Ar"rogant"-e a. —t s’Ar'roger" vr. to arrogate : to claim Ar'rondir va. to round | S’_, To round off AR'RONDISSE'MENT" rounding [roo] increase [de departement) parliamentary division [Y. Canton] [(Tune ville) ward : division [Paris is divided into 20_s, each consisting of 4 . ‘quarters’] ARROSAGE, AR ROSE MENT" [sasz] watering : sprinkling [de la viande) basting ArToser" [s as z] va. to water : to sprinkle : to moisten : to baste (de, with] AR'ROSOIR watering-pot | Pomme d’_, Rose | Douche en_, Shower-bath AR'RQW-ROOT arrowroot ARSENAL _ | _de marine, Dock-yard ARSENIC_ [pr. c] Arsenical -e a._1 ARR ENGLISH-FRENCH ARS Arrai'g'n va. [for, de] accuser Arra'nge [e-re'nffje] va. arranger : disposer : combiner | He was_ing to go, II se disposait a aller ARRA'NGE'MENT [pr. e-rendje-me-nntt] _ [order) disposition [mechanical) dispositif | To make —s for, Organiser : faire des pre- paratifs pour Arr'ant [arr-e-nntt] a. insigne : convaincu ARRAY' [e-re] ordre (de bataille] rang : rangee: appareil [m.) ranger [with, in, de) revetir ARRE'AR | In_, Arriere | To be in_, Avoir de l’arriere : etre en reste | _S, Arriere ARREST' arrestation : sursis [ X ) arrets [ra.) arreter : consigner | Put under —, Consigne ARR'IS arete ARRI'VAL [e-rdi-ve-V] arrivee [goods, cargo) arrivage | A fresh_, Un nouveau venu Arri've [e-ra'ive] vn. arriver (at, a : in, dans, en] [reach) parvenir | To_at a decision, Prendre une decision | To have_d at, Etre arrive, or parvenu, a Arr'ogantly [ghe-nntt-le] ad. arrogamment Arr'ogate to one’s self [guete] va. s’arroger ARR'OW" fleche | _HEAD pointe de F AR'SON [ar-se-nn\ crime d’incendie ART FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS ASP ART" art [artt] Les beaux-_S' The fine arts | Travaux d’_, [ch. de fer] Bridges, tunnels, ART ERE ry | Art6riel -elle a. ial Letc. Artesien" -tine a. artesian [artye-ye-nn] ARTICHAUT" [globe) ar'tichoke [tchoke] 0=^ ARTICLE_ : matter : section : paragraph | a 1’— de la mort, At the point of death | * Faire 1’_To puff | Proceder aux_s, [pari] To go into committee : to read clause by clause ARTICULATION" _ Articuld -e a. hinged Articuler' va. to articulate : to set forth ARTIFICE _ [en ang. pr. fiss, i brefs] contrivance | Feu d’_, Fireworks (pi] Artificiel -elle a._cial [-ciellement' -lly] ARTIFICIER" pyrotechnist [tek'-nissf] Artificieux' -euse a. artful [-eusement' -lly] ‘ARTIFLOT"’ gunner ARTILL'ERIE _llery [til'-e-re ] ARTILL'EUR artilleryman ARTIMON" storm trysail | Etai d'_, Mizen- stay | Foe d’_, Spencer | Hune d'—, Mizen- top | Haubans d’—, Mizen-rigging | Mat d’ _, M-mast | Porte-haubans d’_, M-chains ARTISAN" [-zann] workman [fig) framer ARTISTE [<fe f.] _t | _ment' ad. artistically ARUM [e-re-m] ‘ lords and ladies' AS [ass] ace [e'ce] ASBESTE —tos ASCENDANT" _[sur, over) ascendancy | _S' [pi] forefathers | Partage d’_, Division of property at will of parent(s) | — -e a. ascending : upward ASCENSEUR lift: hoist [en Amer.) elevator ASCENSION"_ : ascent' | Faire l’— de, To make the ascent of ... : to climb | —droite, Right ascen'sion | _nnel -elle a. ascending | Mouvement_Up-stroke ASCENSION NISTE climber ASCIiTIQUE [& a.] _tic [pr. a-settik, e bref] ASCETISME [s, ss] asceticism [settiz-cizz'm] ASEPSIE asep'sis | Aseptique a. —ic ASILE [azeel] asylum Ksj [de nuit, etc.) refuge : shelter : home | Salle d’_, Infant school ASPEC'T'[aspay] _[enang.pr.aspekte] view: ASPERGE asparagus [look Asperger' va. to sprinkle (de, with] ASPERITE —ty : roughness ASPERSION" 0^ sprinkling ASPERULE(odorante] sweet-scented woodruff ASPHALTE _t | ASPHOD^LE —1 : daffodil Asphyxiant'-ea.suffocating[gaz) asphyxiating ASPHYXIE _xia | —r' va. to suffocate | S’_r' vr. to asphyxiate one’s self _e-e [pp.] suffocated : asphyxiated ASPIC asp : viper [mets) cold meat and fowl, ASPIRAIL' air-hole [etc., in jelly : ‘aspic’ ART ENGLISH-FRENCH ASP ART_fea [ School of_, Ecole de dessin [V. Salon] — PAPER, Papier couche | -UNION Societe des amis des arts | Fine_S, Beaux- arts | Society of —S, Societe d’encouragement pour VIndustrie Art [F. Be, Table 6] Thou art, Tu es Art'ful a. artificieux [-lly, -ment] ruse _NESS artifice f_, Topinambour AR'TICHOKE [tchoke] artichaut | Jerusalem AR'TICLE _fen : point [literary) — : etude [package) colis [V. Imposable] To write an _on, Ecrire un article sur | _S [supplies] fournitures | _S of WAR code militaire | _d CLERK clerc d’avoue Artie'ulate [you-lete] va. articuler ARTIFICER artisan Artificial [che-l] a_del [manure) chimique ARTILL'ERY_eric | Heavy —, Crosse A | _PRACTICE, tir des touches a feu _MAN artilleur AR'TIST_te | _’S PROOF [V. Etat] Art'less a. naif : ingenu | —ly ad. naivement As [azz] conj. A ad. comme : aussi [by way of) a titre de [because) parce que [in proportion) a mesure que | — [i.e. as fast as,] they are required, Au fur et a mesure des besoins | ... great_it is, ... si grand qu’il soit | Highly _ he ..., Quelque fortement qu’il ... |_big_, Gros [or grosse] comme : aussi gi’os (-se) que | — close — possible, Le plus pres possible | — if, — though, Comme si ... | _ for,_to, Pour : quant a | Misled _to, Mai renseigne sur | — good —, Comme: aussi bon que | — well —, En meme temps que : aussi bien que | To act — [ou like] a father, Agir en pere | To serve — a guide, Servir de guide | _I was walking, Coname je marchais | He’s not so simple — he looks, 11 n’est pas si bete qu’il en a l’air j My rights _a ..., Mes droits de ... ASBES'TOS_te : amiante [a.) d’amiante Ascend' 'v. [from, de : to, a] faire Vascension (d’lme montagne] gravir, monter (nne colline] remonter (un fieuve] s’elever ASCENT' ascension : elevation : montee Ascertain va. s’assurer : s’informer (de, que] se rendre compte de : constater _MENT fixation (of, de] Ascri'be [e-skraibe] va. attribuer (to, a] ASH [tree) frene [burnt matter) cendre: cendres j Bitter _, Quassia | Mountain —, Sorbier des oiseaux : frene sauvage | -BOX, -PIT, -TRAY cendrier j _WEDNESDAY, Mer- credi des Cendres Asha'me’d [pr. e-che-nuld] a. [of, de : to, de] honteux | To be _, Avoir honte : rougir ASH'LAR [le-r] moellon : smille Asho're [e-chore] ad. a terre | To run Faire cote : echouer Ash'y a. cendre : gris pale Asiat'ic [echi-attik] a._tique : d’Asie Asi'de [e-gdidd] ad. decote : a part: a l ecart | To run_, Detourner : se d | Setting that —, a part cela : sans compter cela Ask va. demander : prier (to. de] inviter : in- terroger [a question) poser | He —ed me for a book, II m’a demande un livre [Ooufose] Askan'ce ad. obliquement : de travers [ V. Askew' [e-skiou] ad. de biais : de cote Aslee'p a. endormi | Fast —. Profondement endormi | To be_, Etre endormi : dormir 1 To fall_, S’endormir Aslo'pe ad. en pente | ASP aspic j ASPAR'AGUS asperge | -BED aspergiere ASP FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS ASS ASPIRANT' -E aspirant : candidate (a, for] _ de marine, Midshipman | Pompe_e, Suction- pump [exhauster ASPIRATEUR fan : ventilator [tnach. pneum.) ASPIRATION"_(vers,toward] inhalation (of breath] [pompe) suction Aspirer' v. to aspire (a, to, after] [gram) to aspirate [de l’air) to inhale [tech) to exhaust (air] to draw, to suck up (fluids] AS'SAILL'ANT' -E assailant [sele-nnte] As'saill'ir va. (Table 10) to assail : to attack As'sainir va. to purify : to drain AS’SAINISSEMENT" sanitary improvement : purifying : draining AS'SAISON NEMENT " seasoning As'saison'ner' va. to season : to sweeten : to temper (avec, with [fig) de, with] AS'SASSIN"_: murderer | a 1’_! Murder ! | — -e a. murderous AS'SASSINAT"_ination [fam) murder As'sassiner' va. to assassinate [tig) to worry [ou bore] one out of one’s life AS'SAUT” [asso] assault: attack | _d’armes, Fencing match | Colonne d’_, Storming party | D’_, By storm | Donner 1’_a, To storm | Faire_de, To vie in AS'SEAU slater’s hammer As's6cher' va. to drain AS'SEMBLAGE _ [mach.) coupling : holding «down [rnenuis) joint : framing [tech) bond c[reliure) gathering | _a rainure, Tonguing Stand grooving | _a trait de Jupiter, Scarfing AS'SEMBLEE [tunas]_bly : congregation : party : assemblage [ X ) assembly As'sembler' va. to assemble : to put together : * to join [const) to frame [reliure) to gather | c — a mi-bois, To half | Qui se ressemble s’as- S semble, Birds of a feather flock together As'sener' va. to hit: to strike ASSENTIMENT' [pr. one s or both] assent (a, to] As'se'oir [ass-tcar] va. (Table 24 and sometimes as Table 30) to seat [une fondation) to lay [une opinion, etc.) to base [des impots) to assess [une dot : un gouvernement) to settle [un camp) to pitch [un cheval) to train | Faire —, To ask ... to take a seat : to seat | S’—, To sit down [fig) to stand : to be based As’sermenter’ va. to swear : to swear to the constitution A S' SER TI ON' [e-p eur'che-nn] As'servir va. to enslave : to subject (a, to] AS'SERVISSEMENT" servitude : slavery AS'SESSEUR assistant judge : recorder AS'SETTE cooper’s adze : slater’s hammer As'sez' [ass'-e] ad. [..., de] enough : tolerably: rather | C’est_! That will do ! | _ bien, Pretty well [examen., ‘A B ’) second class |_ bon pour, Good enough (to, for]_joli, Rather pretty | _propre, Rather neat | Yivre_ longtemps pour, To live long enough to [_ requires de before a noun] Assidu-e [pr. both s’s] a. assiduous : diligent (a, in] [aupres de, to) very attentive^ | Un lecteur_, A constant reader | _ITE_ty AssidOmenP ad. diligently AS’SlItGEANT' besieger | _-e a. besieging As'sieger' va. to besiege : to importune : to beset : to dun (de, with] AS'SIETTE plate : position : seat [de maison) site [de mur) footing [impot) assessment [&) trim [fig) state of rest | _propre, Clean plate | N’etre pas dans son_, To be out of sorts, not quite one’s self AS' SIET'TEE plateful As'sign'able a._ AS’SIGN'AT" paper-money (of the Revolution] AS'SIGN'ATION"_ : assignment : appointment [mandat) order [droit) writ [police) summons [de temoin) subpoena | Signifier une_ a, To serve a writ upon As'sign'er' va. to assign : to allot: to appoint [en police correc.) to summon v Assimilable a. _ ASSIMILATION" [a, to, with] _ [leche-nn] o Assimiler' va. [a, to, with] to assimilate : ^ to compare | S’_a, To compare one’s self a, to [choses) to assimilate with As'sis'-e [pp. of v. Asseoir] seated : sitting AS'SISE course [geologie) bed : layer —S' assizes | Renvoyer ... aux_s, To commit ... for trial AS'SISTANCE _ ; attendance | L'—, Those who were (ou are) present : the audience |_publique, Poor-law administration ASP ENGLISH-FRENCH ASS AS'PECT _: exposition : point de vue | To have a south _, Etre expose au midi AS'PEN tremble ASPER'ITY asperite : severite : rudesse ASPER'SION calomnie (upon, sur] As'pirate [re'te] va. aspirer [a. pr. re-t) aspire Aspi're [i at] vn. [to, a] aspirer : pretendre Aspi'ring [i ai ] a. ambitieux ASS ane | She_, Anesse | _es’ COLT, anon | —es’ MILK, Lait d’awesse As’sai'l [e-ce'fe] va. assaillir : attaquer ASSAU'LT assaut | _v. donner l’assaut a : attaquer | — and BATTERY votes de fait AS'SAY' [e-g€\ verification [of metals) essai [v.) essayer | — OFFICE bureau de garantie AS’SAY'ER essayeur As'sem'ble [e-cemm-be-t] va. assembler : re- unir [vn.) s’assembler : se reunir AS'SENT' [e-genn'tf] [to, a] assentiment[iaw) sanction | _vn. convenir (to, de] As'sert' va. pretendre : soutenir : revendiquer As'sess' va. imposer : taxer | _e‘d TAXES, Impots directs | _MENT imposition : repartition : assiette [land-taxes) cadastre ASS'ETS (pi] actif : dettes actives | _ and liabilities, Actif et passif AS'SEVERA'TION [riche-nn] affirmation As'si'gn' [i at] va. [to, a] assigner:transferer AS'SIGN'EE' cessionnaire [bankr.) syndic AS'SI'GN'S [e-ssainnzzl [pi] ayants cause AS’SI'GN'MENT [a'me] assignation : cession As'sim'ilate [le'fe] va. assimiler (to, a] As'sist' va. assister : aider (in, a] AS'SIS'TANCE _ fco : aide : concours : se- cours 1 To come to his_, Venir a son secours, a son aide ASS FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS ATE AS'SISTANT'-jB _11_S' [pi] persons present Assistant” -e a._t fchildren As'sist6 -e a. relieved | Enfants_s, Pauper As'sister’ v. to be present (a, at ] to attend (a, ...] [aider) to assist | A-t-il assiste au comite ? Was he at the committee meeting ? AS SOCIATION"_ : partnership | — ouvriere, Trades’-union | Droit d’—, Right of combination | _du capital et du travail, Labour copartnership AS'SOCIIl associate : member [com) partner | — commanditaire, Sleeping P | _ gerant, Managing P As'socier' va. to associate (a, avec, with] to join (to, with] S’—, To associate one’s self [com) to go into partnership (a, avec, with] to take part (a, in] [fig) to agree (a, with] AS'SOLE'MENT' [& -S' pi.] rotation of crops As'sombrir va. to darken : to make ... gloomy | S’_, vr. To get dark, ou gloomy AS'SOMBRISSE'MENT" deepening: darkening As'som'mant' -e a. overwhelming [embetant) ‘ most bothersome ’: ‘ bothering ’ As'som'mer' va. to knock down : to nearly kill : to overwhelm [fam) to bother AS'SOM'MOIR bludgeon Iboucherie) trap [fig) low dram-shop AS'SOMPTION"[t as s] assumption AS SONANCE _ ["cults) mixed As'sorti -e a. stocked : suited : matched [bis- AS'SORTIMENT' assortment : set: stock [typ) fount | Livres d’_, Books published by other firms, ou on commission [livres de sortes or de fonds being those issued by the publisher himself] As'sortir va. to assort : to stock : to match (de, with] S’_, To agree : to match (a, avec, with] ... assorti, ... to match As'sortissant' -e a. suitable (a, to] to match As'soupir va. to make ... drowsy : to mitigate: to hush up | S’_, To grow drowsy [fig) to lull : to pass [ou die] away AS'SOUPISSEMENT" drowsiness: carelessness As'souplir va. to make ... supple :to soften : to bend | S’_, To become soft, supple As'sourdir va. to deafen : to deaden : to muffle AS'SOURDISSEMENT" deafening As'souvir va. to satiate : to glut (de, with] AS'SOUVISSEMENT'* satiating : glutting As'sujet'tir, _jdtir va. to master : to subdue: to fasten : to bind : to fix AS'SUJET'TISSEMENT'' subjugation {-glitclie] constraint (a, to] fastening : fixing As'sumer' va. to assume [e-Qioume] AS'STJRANCE_: security: insurance | Police d’—, Policy of I | Prime d’_, Premium | _ contre l’incendie, Fire-I | _ maritime, Insurance (of ship or cargo] underwriting As'sure -e a. assured : certain [com) insured As'surement' ad. certainly : ‘ to be sure ’ As'surer* va. to assure : to secure : to ensure (a, to, for] to insure : to guarantee (contre, against] On assure que, It is stated that... | S’_, To make sure (de, of] to trust (dans, en, AS'SUREUR insurer [&) underwriter [in ASTATKI fuel-oil : petroleum residuum ASTER [pr. the r] as'ter [assfe-’r] ASTERIE star-fish ASTliRISQUE _isk (*] AST^ROlDE _d Ast'h'matique a_ic [ast-matik] [Hay-fever AST'H'ME [assm’] asthma [ast-ma] _d’ete, ASTI or_C polisher [worry ASTICOT' larva : worm [ ‘ Asticoter' ’ v. to Astiquer' va. to polish up | S’_, To tidy o's up ASTRAGALE _al | ASTRAKAN Astrakhan fur Astral -e a. stellar [all his glory ASTRE star | Beau comine un_, Shining in Astreindre va. (Table 58) to compel : to bind ... down : to keep : to restrict (a, to] ASTRINGENT' [&_-ea.] _t ASTROLOCIE _gy | ASTROLOGUE _g«r ASTRONOME [asstro-nomm] astron'omer ASTRONOMIE astron'omy [_ically Astronomique a. astronomical | -inent* ad. ASTUCE cunning: craft | Astucieux’-euse a. artful : crafty | _cieusemenf ad. craftily ATAVISME [eece-m] ism ATAXIE | _locomotrice, Locomotor ataxia Ataxique a. —ic : irregular : disorderly ATELIER" [attulliay] workshop: factory [printing-) office [d’artiste, phot.) studio [d’ouvriers) gang : shop | Chef d’_, Foreman : overseer ASS ENGLISH—FRENCH ASY AS'SIS'TANT _-e : garqon : aide-... : sous-... [lecturer’s) preparateur [F. SHOP] _MASTER instituteur [professeur] adjoint ASSI'ZES [e-ssaize-zz] [pi] assises AS’SO'CIATE [e-sochiete] associe-e |_S [law] consorts [va.) associer | _with, frequenter AS'SOCIA'TION [ecfte-nn] _ [football) Association | The_of ideas, L’A des idees As'sort' va. assortir AS'SORT'MENT assortment : assemblage As'sua'ge[e-soMe((je] va. adoucir[wi.) s’apaiser As'su'me [e-ciottme] va. prendre (sur soi] s’ar- roger : supposer : se poser en ... |_d NAME, Nom suppose As'su'ming a. pretentieux : arrogant ASSUMP'TION [e-se-mmp' -che-nri] supposition [of the virgin) assomption As'su'rable a. qui peut etre assure ASSU'RANCE \_e-choure-nnce\ _ As'su're va. assurer As'su'redly [edd-le~\ ad. assurement AS'TER_ | China_, Reine-marguerite Astern' [e-ste?<rne] ad. de l’arriere : arriere | To back_, Nager a culer : faire machine en arriere [ _of us, Derriere nous [F Arriere] Astir' [e-steur] ad. agite : en emoi Aston'ish va. etonner (at, de : to, de] ASTON'ISHMENT etonnement Astou'nd [e-staonndd ] va. foudroyer : ebahir _ing a. foudroyant Astray' ad. hors du bon chemin | To go_, S’egarer | To lead ... __ Egarer : detourner Astri'de [e-straidd] ad. a califourchon (sur] ASTRON'OMER_nome [F. Longitude] Astu'te [fioute] a. fin:ruse |_ly ad. avec ruse Asun'der [se-nn] ad. en deux | Far_, illoigne ASY'LUM [e-Qaile-'m] asile Vpo | Lunatic_, Hospice [or asile] d’alienes ATE FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS ATT ATERMOIE'MENT" arrangement for time Atermoyer’ va. to arrange for time : to defer | S’_To compound with one’s creditors ATH-£E a'theist [a, e] ATH'£lSME [s, ss] _sm [ethi-izz-m, th fort] ATH LETE _ : wrestler AthTetique a. —ic ATH‘L£tISME athletism : athletics ATLAS [at-lass] [at-te-ss] book of plates ATMOSPHERE _ [sphire] weather Atmospherique a. —ic ATOME atom [att-'mm] Atomique a. atom'ic Atone a. dull ATOUR | Dame d’_, Lady of the chamber ATOURS’ (pi] attire (sing] ATOUT" trump (card] [fam) ‘ blow ’ | Quel est 1’_? What are trumps ? Atrabilaire a. _liar : —lious A TRABILE melancholy : hypochondria ATRE hearth ...atre [termination] ...ish [as in Blanchatre, ATRIUM _ [Whitish Atroce a. atrocious : terrible : excruciating ATROCITE_ty : cruelty L-menC -ly ATROPHIE _phy Atrophic-e a. wasted : undeveloped: atrophied ATROPINE _ Actable -e pp. at table : seated at table s’At'tabler' vr. to sit down to table At'tachant' -e a. interesting : engaging AT'TACHE tie : tether : bond : attachment : assent [diamants) set [rnach) brace — PARISIENNE paper-fastener [F. Ter- AT'TACH£ [d’ambassade] ‘_’ [minal D^] AT'TACHE’MENT" attachment (a, pour, to] At'taclier’ va. to attach : to fix : to fasten : to apply [tech) to stay (a, to] S’_(a] to fasten (on] to adhere (to] to take an interest (in] to devote one’s self (to] Ce conte est attachant, This story is [very] interesting | Attache a elle, Attached to her AT'TAQU'ANT' assailant AT'TAQU'E attack (contre, on, upon] fit At'taqu’er’ va. to attack : to contest : to fall upon [un sujet) to open [cheval) to spur on [j>) to stand in for (port, shore] Ne vous attaquez pas a lui, Don't have anything to do with him | S’—, [a, ...] To attack : to encounter : to defy Aftarde -e a. late | Aftarder- va. to delay ATTE harvesting ant At'teindre v. (Table 58) to attain : to reach : to get to | La balle l’atteignit, The ball struck him | At'teinC -e a. [de] charged (with] ill (of] that suffers, that has suffered (from] [par une balle) hit: struck AT'TEINTE reach : blow : stroke : fit Imed) attack [fig) injury | Hors d’_, Out of reach | Porter — a, To violate : to injure | Etre a l’abri de toute_, To be unassailable AT'TE'LAGE team (of horses] horses : yoke (of oxen] Chaine d’—, Coupling chain At'te'Ier" va. to harness : to yoke : to put ... AT' TELLES' [pi] hames Lin, ou to Aftenanf -e a. adjoining Attendant' ad. | En_, Meanwhile : in the meantime | — que [subjunc.] Till : until At’tendre va. to expect : to await : to wait for : to be in store for | J’attends le diner, lam waiting for dinner | Nous attendons quelques amis, We are expecting some friends | Ne rien perdre pour_, To lose nothing by waiting | Faire_..., To keep ... waiting | Se faire —, To be long in coming | S’_, [a, ... que, subj.] To expect: to depend on : to look for : to look forward to | Je m’y attendais ! It's just what I expected ! | Attendez-vous y ! Depend upon it! At'tendrir va. to make ... tender : to mellow : to soften [pers) to affect | S’_, To be moved Aftendrissant’ -e a. affecting : touching AT'TENDRISSE MENT' emotion At'tendu prep, for : on account of | _que, Seeing that : because : as : whereas — -e pp. awaited : expected [F. Attendre] AT'TENTAT" [contre, a, on, upon] attempt [a la pudeur) outrage : assault AT ENGLISH-FRENCH ATT At prep, a : en : dans : contre : apres | _first, D’abord | Closed_the top,_the bottom, Ferme par en haut, par en bas | _ last, _length, Enfin | _least, Au moins | _ once, Tout de suite : a la fois | _home, Chez moi, cliez lui, chez vous, etc. | _hand, Sous la mam | _sea, Sur, En mer | _war, En guerre | _the same time, En meme temps | He’s hard_it, 11 y travaille ferme | What’s he_? Qu’est-ce qu’il fait ? | To laugh_, Se moquer de Ate [pret. du verbe Eat] A'THEIST [e] athee | Atheist'ical a. athee Athir'st a. altere : avide Athlet'ic a. athletique | _SPORTS, Sports athletiques AT HOME reception | _ad. chez soi: visible [fig) a son aise | Her_DAY, Son jour Athwart' ad. a travers [&) par le travers de AT'KINS IV. Tommy _] AT'LAS [at-Je-ss] _fee [paper) colombier ATOM atome fed | Smashed to_s, Reduit en miettes (or, en poudre] _IZER pulverisateur Ato'ne [e-tone] vn. expier : racheter (for, ...] ATO'NE'MENT [e-fone] expiation (for, de] A-trip' a. [anchor] derapee Atro'cious [e-troche-ss] a. atroce [-ly, -ment'] ATRO'CIOUSNESS [e-troche-ss] atrocite Attach' v. [s’)attacher (to, a] [law) saisir ATTACH'MENT [pr. e-tatch] attachement fea [law) saisie-arret | To lay an _on, Mettre arret sur ATTACK' [e-tak'] attaque : agression [illness) acces [®a.) attaquer : frapper (with, de] Attain'able [e-be-l] a. qu’on peut atteindre ATTAIN'MENT [e-tene] acquisition : talent _S [pi] connaissances ATTEM'PT [e-temmpte] [on, sur : to, pour] tentative : essai : effort [criminal) attentat 1 To be one’s first_, Etre son premier essai | To make the_, Tenter le coup _v. essayer (a] tenter : tacher (to, de] ATT FRANgAIS- At'tentatoire a. opposed : prejudicial AT'TENTE waiting : expectation : hope | Salle d’_, Waiting-room | Dans V_ de, Awaiting | At'tenter' vn. to attempt (a, ...] __ a la vie de ..., To attempt ...’s life Aftentif -ive a._ive [-menf -ly] AT'TENTION" _ | _ ! Attention ! [&) Stand by! | Avec _, Attentively | Faire —, To pay A (a, to] to mind At'tention'ne-e a. attentive At'tenuanC-e a. extenuating AT TENUATION" — : weakness : extenua- At'tenue-e a. attenuated [tion At'tenuer' va. to weaken : to reduce [ une ■ faute) to extenuate | Pour_In extenuation At'terrer’ va. to throw down : to astound At'terrir vn. to land : to go ashore : to alight AT'TERRIS'SAGE landing : alighting : going ashore | Train d’_[aero] Landing gear AT'TERRIS'SEMENT' alluvial deposit AT TESTATION" — : testimony: testimonial At'tester' va. to attest : to call ... to witness At'tiedir va. to cool | S’_, vr. To cool down AT'TI^DIS'SEMENT' cooling : coolness At'tifer' va. to rig ... out : to deck Attiquea_ic | Sel_.Atticsalt | -menf act. in the Attic dialect AT'TIRAIL' [pi_s, lit. used] implements (pi] tackle : apparatus : luggage : finery At'tiranC -e a. attractive : engaging At'tirer' va. to attract : to entice : to draw (a, to] _ ... sur, To bring down ... upon | S’_, To attract each other : to obtain | S’— une mauvaise affaire, To get into hot water At'tiser' va. to stir (the fire] AT'TISOIR”, AT'TISON'NOIR " poker At'titre -e a. customary : regular : hired APTITUDE — [ang. pr. tioude\ AT'TOUCHE'MENT' touch : feeling Aftractif-ive a. _ive | AT'TRACTION" — AT'TRAIT" attraction : charm AT'TRAPE catch : trap : take-in [4/) awning- stop | Dionee -mouches, Venus’s fly-trap AT'TRAPE-LOURDAUD" [ V. Attrape-nigaud] AT'TRAPE-NIGAUD" take-in : ‘have-on’ At'traper' va. to entrap : to catch : to strike [fig) to take ... in | Attrape! Caught! | Se faire_, To 1 get dropped on ’ -ANGLAIS AUD AT'TRAPEUR deceiver: hunter (de, after] [jeu) At'trayant' -e a. attractive [catcher At'tribuer' v. toattrib'ute : to attach : to allot S’_, To claim for o’s AT'TRIBUT"_bute [att' -ri-bioute'] symbol At'tributif -ive a. relating (de, to] AT'TRIBUTION" conferring : grant : attributing | _S' powers : duties : jurisdiction At'tristant' -e a. sad : sorrowful At'trister’ va. to sadden : to grieve | S’—, To sorrow : to grieve (de, for] AT'TRITION AT'TROUPE'MENT gathering : mob [V.Riot] At'trouper' va. to gather a crowd | S’—, To crowd (autour de, round : a, to] Au [pi. Aux] art. [contracted from a le : V. a] to the : at the | _deqa, On this side | — dedans, Inside | _dehors, Outside | — dela, Beyond : on the other side | _derriere de, Behind |_-dessous, Under: below | —-dessus, Above | _-devant, Before : against | Aller _-devant de, To go and meet ... A UBADE complimentary music (at day-break] AUBAIN" non-naturalized foreigner AUBAINE _ : windfall : catch AUBE [obe] [de pretre) alb [du jour) dawn [4>) night-watch [moulin) float-board | Roue a _s, ^Paddle-wheel [moulin) water-wheel AUBEPINE hawthorn | Fleur d’_, May AUBEROE inn : tavern Lblossom AUBERGINE egg-plant Isolanum melongena] AUBERG1STE [<fc f.) landlord : landlady : inn- AUBIER" alburnum : sap-wood [keeper AUBIN” _: Canterbury gallop Aucun-e a. any [avec la negation) no : none [pron. indefini) any one : no one Aucunement' ad. by no means : in no way : not in the least AUD ACE —city [y. Daring] Audacieux' -euse a. audacious : bold [-mt',-ly] Au de^a ad. on this side Au dedans' ad. within : inside Au dehors" ad. without : outside Au dela ad. on the other side : beyond Au-dessous' ad. below | — de ses affaires, In difficulties | Au-dessus' ad. above Au-devanf ad. before : in front of | Aller_, To meet : to go to meet ATT ENGLISH-FRENCH ATT Attend' (to] v. faire attention (a] ecouter (...] attacher (a] [have care of) soigner [be present at) assister a [regularly) frequenter: suivre | _upon, Servir | To_to ..., S’occuper de ... | Have you been _ed to? [shop] Vous a-t-on servi ? | To_to o’s business, Vaquer a ses affaires | The doctor who_ed him, Le medecin qui l’a soigne ATTEN'DANCE \e-tenn'-de-nnce\ soins (pi] on, pour] [medical) visites (pi] on, a] [audience) assistance | In_, De service | To dance _, Faire antichambre ATTEN'DANT domestique : assistant : com- izpagne [museum, &c.) gardien [a.) qui depend 2(on, de] qui suit | Medical _, [V. Attend] 4s_S personnel : suite : cortege | _PATH ^ chemin de service ATTEN'TION _ k*i [kindness) prevenance | [watching,studying,etc.)preoccupation [care) gSoin(-s] [V. Soin & Vie, Eng.] To pay _, s Faire A : avoir egard (to, a] To devote one’s X_to, Se donner a | To give one’s_to, Se gpreoccuper de ... | Call his_ to the fact sthat, Faites-lui remarquer que ... | Public_ Vhas been drawn to, On se preoccupe de ... | i To draw away one’s_, Detourner son A | [All_, Tout oreilles Attentive a._if [to please) prevenant ATTEN'TIVENESS attention : prevenance Attes't va. attester [signature) legaliser ATT'IC mansarde [dialect & salt) attique ATTI'RE [i ai] vetement [women's) atours (pi] _va. [in, de] vetir : parer ATT'ITUDE a_ [painting, acting) pose AUD FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS AUT AUDIENCE _: court: sitting AUDIENCIER" usher [des comptes) auditor AUDITEUR_tor : hearer : disciple | Les_s, The audience [Le verbe suivant est au pi.] Auditif -ive a. _ditory AUDITION" hearing [concert) private performance : pupils’ concert AUDITOIRE audience : auditory AUGE trough : hod : spout | AUGEE troughful : hodful | AUGET" trough : bucket | Roue a_s, Overshot wheel AUGMENT-_ | Augmentatif -ive a. —tive AUGMENTATION" _ : increase [de prix) advance : rise Augmenter* v. to increase : to raise AUGURE omen [ pers) augur Augurer' va. to augur : to conjecture Auguste a. august [”now-a-days Aujourd’hui ad. to-day : this day : now : AULOFFEE \ Defiez V_! Dice! No higher! AUMoNE alms : charity | —RIE al'monry AUMCNIER" chaplain | _IERE small bag /AUNAGE length : measuring ‘ AUNE ell | Long d'une_, A yard long AUNE.alder [a comme o dans sort] i AUNEE elecampane : starwort ''Auner' va. to measure Auparavant-- ad. before : before now : previously : first : once Aupr£s- prep, [de,...] near : by : close to : to: next to : in comparison with | _ad. near : close : at hand AUREOLE glory : crown : halo Auriculaire a._lar | Doigt_, or L’_, Little finger | Temoin_, Ear-witness AURICULE _la Aurifere a._if'erous [au comme o dans sort] AURIFICATION" gold-stopping [of tooth] Aurifier" va. to stop (a tooth) with gold Aurique a. | Voile _, Shoulder-of-mutton AUROCHS [o-roks] [.sail AURORE dawn : light | — boreale. Aurora AUSCULTATION" — [.borealis Auseulter- va. to auscultate AUSPICE _s (pi] [au comme o dans sort] Aussi ad. A conj. also : too : likewise : so : accordingly : but then : and : therefore | — riche que, As rich as | Pas_riche que, Not so rich as | _bien que, As well as ) Elle voulait, elle_, She too, wished ... AUSSI ERE hawser Aussitdt* ad. directly | _que, As soon as | — dit,_fait, No sooner said than done Austere a._ : stern [-menf -lv] AUSTERITE_ty [wind Austral-e a._al : southern | AUTAN" south Autant- ad. [de, ...] as much : so much : as many : so many | Tout_ [quantite) Quite as much [nombre) quite as many | _que, As much as [fig) inasmuch as : as far as*: as long as | Pas_que, Not so much as ) D’— mieux, So much the better (que, that] D’— plus, So much the more (que, that] _ dire, One might just as well say ... | Faites en — ! Do the same 1 | J’aimerais_, I would as soon | _qu’il est en moi, As far as I am able | _ de pris sur l’ennemi. So much to the good | _ de TETES" _ d’AVIS" So many men, so many minds AUTEL altar | ... jusqu’aux_s, Except when it touches religion | Maitre_, High altar | L’_et le trone, Church and State AUTEUR author : writer [autorite ) authority [mus) composer [arts) inventor | Droits d’_, Copyright | ... sans nom d’_, Anonymous \ad.) anonymously AUTHENTICITE _ty AutlVentique a._ic | Acte_, Legal docu- ‘AUTO' [F. Automobile'] |_ment AUTO-AMBULANCE motor ambulance AUTOBIO GRA PHIE —phy AUTOBUS [pr. s] motor-bus AUTOCH'TONES' [pi] original inhabitants AUTOCRATE _at | _TIE [see] _cracy AUTODAFE auto da fe | Autogene a. autog'- AUTOGRAPHE [<fe or.] _ph ' [enous [g, dj] AUTOMATE autom'aton [a.) self-acting Automatique a. _ic : self-acting | Distributee _, Penny-in-the-slot machine _menf ad. automatically ATT ENGLISH-FRENCH AUS ATTOR'NEY [e-teurne] avoue:procureur | Letter, Power of_, Pouvoirs (pi] procuration Attract' va. attirer (to, a] ATTRAC'TION a_ : seduction | The great _, ‘ Le clou ’ | _S [pi] attraits : appas Attractive a. attrayant: seduisant [magnet) attractif | _ly ad. d'une maniere attrayante _NESS attrait: charme Attrib'utable [te-bV] a. qui peut etre attribue Attrib' ute va. attribuer: prefer: supposer (to, a | Au'burn [be-rne] a. chatain clair wAUC'TION rente : enchere | By —, Aux § encheres [at markets) a la criee | -ROOM ^ salle des rentes © AUC'TIONEE'R [mre] commissaire-priseur : ® directeur de rentes [markets) crieur | Auda'cious \deche-ss] a. _cieux ©AUDA'CITY [_dass-e-te ] audace ^ Au'dible a. intelligible: distinct [-ly, -ement] ^AU'DIENCE _ fco : assistants : auditeurs ''AU'DIT apurement: verification [t'd.) [accts] apurer : verifier AU'DITOR \te-r] verificateur AUGE'AN STA'BLE Juries d’Augias (pi] AU'GER [gueur] tariere] Small_,Laceret| v Screw _, Perpoir en spirale \ Taper_, ■» Tariere conique © AUGHT' [gh nuls] quelque chose: tout: rien | For_I know, Pour ce que je sais o Augment' v. augmenter ® AU'GUR \_gueur] _e [u.) augurer (from, de] |AU'GURY augure oAU'GUST aout [pr. oo] August a. auguste “AUK manchot | Great_, Grand pingouin <*AUNT {annte] tante \ ‘AUNTIE’ ‘tatan’ AURI'CULA ‘ oreille d’ours’ : auricule AU'RIST auriste : medecin specialiste pour les maladies de Voreille Auspi'cious [c7ie-ss] a. favorable : propice VAUS'TRIAN [e-nn] [& a.] Autrichien -nne AUT FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS AVA AUTOMliDON" [fam] Jehu ["gun AUTOMITRAI'LL'EUSE motor machine- Autoinnal -e a. autumnal [te-mm-ne-l] AUTOM'NE [& fern.] autumn' AUTOMOBILE motor-car | Aller en__ To motor | Faire de l’_, To go in for motoring | — de place, Taxi-cab | Canot Motor-boat [Automobile is also masc.] [F. MOTOR] AUTOMOBILISME [leece-m] _ism : motoring AUTOMOBILISTE motorist f my Autonome a., auton'omous ] AUTONOMIE AUTOPSIE post-mortem examination AUTORISATION" authority : empowering : permission | Autoriser' va. to authorize : to empower (a, to] to warrant: to permit ("tive Autorise-e a. authorized [source) authorita- Autoritaire a. domineering | D’ttne voix_, Authoritative! y AUTORITE authority | Coup d’_, Act of A | Faire __ To be an A | Par_ de justice [vente] Under an execution | D’_, [cartes] AUTOUR goshawk [.Without calling Autour prep. & ad. [de, ...] around : round : about: around it [ou them] Tourner_du pot, To ‘ keep beating about the bush ’ Autre a. & pron. other : another : different : else | L’un 1’_, Each other | L’un et 1’_, Both | L’un portant 1’_, L’un dans 1’_, Taking one with another | Les uns les _s, One another | Comme un_, Like anybody else : like any other ... | a d’_s! Nonsense! | L’argentdes_s, Other people’s money | Tout un ou tout_, Either one thing or the other | J’en ai bien vu d’_s, I’ve seen worse than that | _ CHOSE something else : anything else [F MANCHES] [Nous_s, Yous_s, a strongly emphasized WE or YOU in English] Tout _, Anybody else : any other : quite different | De temps a_, From time to time Autrefois' ad. formerly | D’_, By-gone Autrement' ad. otherwise : else : differently | _dit, Or in other words | Tout_, Much AUTRICHIEN"-EJYArE [<fe a.] Austrian Lmore AUTRUCHE ostrich | _RIE ostrich farm AUTRUI others (pi] another : one’s neighbour AUVENT" pent-house : screen [*ou from A AUVERGN'AT"-E native of Auvergne [a.) of Aux' prep. [pi. of a with the def. article] to the : at the : in the : in : with [F. a] AUXILIAIRE [pr. oke-see-lee-air] [<fc a.] —iary [<og-zill-ye-re, o dans sort] [eveq) suffragan | Bureau_, Sub-office Avachi-e a. effeminate [souliers, etc.) worn out AVAL draft : name : endorsement | En — ad. down the river [de, ...) below | Vent d’—, West wind fcane AVALANCHE_[launch] [fig) storm : hurri- Avaler* v. to swallow : to devour : to get ... down : to hear the whole | ‘ Tordre et_,’ To bolt | S’—, vr. To flag : to hang down AVALOIRE breeching AVANCE advance : money advanced [tech) feed:lead | D’ ,Beforehand | En [montre] Fast | Prendre de V_sur, To get the start of | — d’admission, Steam lead | d'echappe- ment, Exhaust lead | _S' (pi] attention | 11 nous a fait beaucoup d’_s, He was very attentive [F. LEAD, ang.] Avance -e a. advanced [de Vheure) late [comestibles) over-kept | Garde_e'e, Outpost | Ouvrage_, Outwork AVANCEMENT' advancement Avancer' va. to advance : to put out : to put forward : to hasten | J’ai avance ma montre de 5 minutes, I have put my watch on 5 m. | — vn. [vers, to, towards] to advance: to go : to stand out : to be in advance (sur, of] to encroach (on, upon] to be getting on | N’_ a rien, To be of no use | Faire_un fiacre, To call a cab| Ma montre avance, My watch is fast | Plus nous avancons, The further we go AVANIE outrage | _sanglante, Gross 0 AVANT' front [.10 head : bow [pour passagers) steerage : fore-cabin | Sur 1’_, Too much by the head | De 1’_a l’arriere, Fore and aft j Aller de 1’_, To go on : to go ‘ahead’: to be in full swing [J>) to be under weigh | 11 va de 1’_, He’s a go-ahead fellow | En_! Go ahead ! [ X ) Quick march ! Avant' prep, before [takes de ... before a verb] _de partir, Before leaving | Je reviendrai — une heure, I shall be back in less than an hour | _ peu, Before long | _qu’il partit, Before he left — ad. [de lieu) forward : far : deep [de temps) far : far advanced [plonger, etc.) deep | En —, [F AVANT] P^netrer bien _, To sink deep | _ partout! [.]>] Give way! | _ tribord!_babord ! Pull starboard! Port! A VANTAGE advantage : benefit : privilege [lawn tennis) vantage | 11 y a_, It is an A | — du VENT' weather-gage Avantager' va. to benefit: to favour (de, with] Avantageux' -euse a. advantageous : commanding [habit) becoming [-ment- -ly:well] AVANT'-BRAS' fore-arm | -CORP'S' [archil.] projection | -COUP' fore-sight AVANT'-COUREUR forerunner AVANT-COURRIERE [poet] harbinger Avant'-dernier’ -ere a. last... but one AVANT -GARDE vanguard [4>) guard-ship AVANT'-GOUT' foretaste AVANT-HIER [<fca<J.] [the) day before yesterday _-HIER SOIR [the) night before last AUT ENGLISH-FRENCH AUX v AU'THOR -ESS [the-r, th fort] auteur o Authoritative [or, orre] a. d’autorite * _ly ad. avec autorite : en maitre g AUTHOR'ITY [or, orre] autorite : source j To be an_on, Faire autoriti en matiere de | ® I have it from good_, Je le tiens de bonne = part | The ... AUTHORITIES, Les autorites : Vadministration Authorize [the-rdize, th fort] va. autoriser oAU'THORSHIP [the-r] qualite d’auteur ^ [fam) ‘paternite’ | The _ is unknown, § L’auteur est inconnu | AU'TOCAR auto- AU'TUMN’ [te-mm] autom'ne feu [mobile ° Autum'nal a. automnal : d’autom ne j= AUXILIARY SCREW [pr. zill'-ye-re] Ship ^ with_, Batiment mixte AVA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS AVI AVANT'-MAIN" fore quarters (of a horse] AVANT'-PIED- upper (leather] [wed) metatar- AVANT'-PORT- outer basin (ou harbour] [sus AVANT'-POSTE outpost [scheme AVANT'-PROJET' draft [ou preliminary] AVANT'-PROPOS' preface : foreword : pre- liminary remarks (pi] AVANT'-SCENE stage-box AVANT’-TOIT' projecting roof : eaves (pi] AVANT'-TRAIN" fore-wheels (pi] fore-carriage [artil) limber [but one before AVANT -VEILLE two days before : the day AVARE miser [a.) avaricious : sparing (de, of] AVARICE_ [ang. pr. av'-e-riss, i bref] Avaricieux- -ease a. avaricious [-ment*-ly] AVARIE damage [&) average : harbour dues (pi] Avarier" va. to damage Avec [awekk] prep, with : by : against | — cela, Besides that | — le temps, In course of time | D’_, From _ad. with it [him. her, them, etc.] AVEINE oats AVE'LINE filbert | -INIER" filbert-tree Ave’nant- -e a. prepossessing : attractive | a 1’_, In proportion : on the same scale | Et tout a 1’_, And all the rest in keeping AVENEMENT’ accession (a, to] coming AVENIR future : futurity:posterity:existence | a 1’_, In future : for the future | ... de beau- coup d’_, ... of great promise [ V. Rising] _vn. (Table 15) to happen : to occur (a, to] AVENT- Advent AVENTURE adventure : venture | a V_, At random | D'_, By chance j Se promener a V_, To stroll about | Dire la bonne_, To tell fortunes | Contrat a la grosse_, Bottomry bond Aventurer- va. to venture : to risk ■ Aventureux- -euse a. venturesome AVENTURIER" -IERE adventurer -turess Avenu-e pp. | Non_, Null and void [F. Ave- AVENUE — : walk : path [nir Averer- va. to aver : to prove | AVERS- ob- AVERSE shower [F. VERSE] [verse AVERSION" — : dislike (pour, to, for] AVERTI | Un bon _ en vaut' deux', Forewarned, forearmed Avertir va. to warn : to notify [fam) to tell AVERTISSE'MENT’ warning : intelligence [dr) notification [livres) preface [silver fir AVERTISSEUR alarm [a.) warning | AVET" AVEU confession : admission : status | Homme sans_, Vagabond Aveuglant- -e a. blinding : dazzling AVEUGLE blindman [a.) blind (sur, to] En —, Blindly | Les_s, The blind AVEUGLEMENT' blindness Aveuglement- ad. blindly Aveugler- va. to blind [&) to stop (a leak] AVETJ GLETTE | a V_, Groping in the dark AVIATEUR aviator : airman AVIATION"_[evi-eche’nn] aerial navigation. flying | Champ, Ecole d’_, Flying-ground, F-school | Semaine d’_Aviation meeting AVICULTEUR bird fancier Avide a. hungry : greedy : eager Avide'menF ad. greedily : eagerly AVIDITE _ty : greediness : eagerness Avilir va. to debase : to degrade: to lower [com) to depreciate | S’_, vr. To disgrace o’s Avilissant- -e a. degrading : lowering AVILISSE'MENT- degradation : worthlessness AVION" aeroplane AVIRON" oar | L’_, Rowing AVIS- advice : opinion : intelligence : mind : notice : news : warning | a mon —, In my opinion | Du meme_, Of the same opinion | M’est_, I rather think : my impression is | _d’expedition, Advice note | Autant de teles, autant d’_, So many men, so many minds Avise -e a. prudent : circumspect : wary Aviser- va. to advise : to perceive | S’— de, To think of : to take it into one's head : to venture (de, to] AVISO despatch-boat AVA ENGLISH-FRENCH AWA AVAI'L [e-vele] service j ... is of no__ ... ne sert a rien | _vn. [to, a : to, de] profiter | _o's of, Se servir de _able a. [to, a : for, pour] disponible : vatable | Period_, Dnree de validite Avari'cious [av-e-rich-e-ss, i bref] a. avare Avast'! int. [d>] Baste! | _heaving! Tiens Avaunt'! int. Arriere! Ya-t-en ! [bon virer! Aven'ge [e-vennj ] va. venger (of, de : on, sur] AVEN'GER vengeur : vengeresse Aven'ging a. vengeur, vengeresse [boulevard AY'ENUE [av-e-niou] [in Americ. cities) Aver' [-rre'd] [e-veur] va. affirmer (that, que] AV'ERAGE moyenne : terme [orprix] moyen: | commun [d>) avarie [a.) moyen : en moyenne | .“On an _, En moyenne | Freedom from 5_, Franchises (pi] General, particular _, «5 Avarie grosse, simple §_PRICES of CORN (pi] mercuriale \ _STATEMENT [stete] dispache V_STATER [ae] dispacheur [Jerepugnea Aver'se a. | I am_to, 11 me repugne de [or Avert' va. detourner : ecarter (from, de] A'VIARY [eve-ye-re] voliere AVID'ITY _te (for, de, pour : to, pour] AVOCA'TION [keclie-nn] occupation : metier Avoid' [oi ] va. eviter AV'OIRDTJPO'IS [avv' r-du-poize, o dans sort] poids du commerce Avow' [e-vao] va. avouer : declarer | _edly [edd-le] ad. ouvertement | AVOW'AL aveu Await' va. attendre | _ing the favour of ..., Dans Vattente de ... Awa'ke [e-oueke] a. eveille | He's —, 11 ne dort pas | Wide_, Bien eveille | He's wide _ [fig] 11 a l’oeil ouvert Awa'ke vn. s’eveiller [va.) eveiller Awa'ke'n v. [pret. Awoke : pp. Awake ne'd] eveiller : reveiller : s’e : se r AWARD' decision : sentence (arbitrate] — va. decerner : adjuger (to, a] Awa're [e-ouere] a. | To be_of, Savoir | I am quite_that, Je n’ignore point (que] He is not_of the outlay, 11 ignore la depense | Without being_ of it, Sans s’en apercevoir [F Clever] AVI FRAN <p AIS—AN GL AIS AZU AVITAILL'EMENT" victualling [vitt'-ligng] Avitaill'er" va. to victual : to stock ... with Aviver' va. to brighten : to polish : to ‘ do up ’ [couper) to cut : to trim : to sharpen AVOCASSERIE pettifogging Avocassier" -iere a. ‘ pettifogging lawyer’s ’ AVOCAT" barrister : advocate [fam) lawyer [hofan.) avocado (ou alligator pear] L’_du demandeur, [dr. criminel] The counsel for the prosecution [F INN, ang.] AVOCETTE [oiseau] _cet AVOINE oats (pi] Farine d’_, Oatmeal Avoir [av-wahr] va. (Table 5) to have (a, to : de, to, of] to be : to wear [F. Obligation, Fr.] — faim, soif, To be hungry, thirsty | J’aurais lionte de, I should be ashamed to [ou of] Vous avez tort, You are wrong | 11 n’a jamais raison, He is never right | — chaud, froid, To be hot, cold | Qu’avez-vous ? What’s the matter with you ? | A-t-il de l'esprit ? Is he witty ? | 11 a de Vadresse, He is skilful | 11 a un tres bon caractere, He is very good- natured | Je n’ai pas d’argent sur moi, I have no money about me | Faire_a ..., To get... for ... | _lieu, To take place | Remercier G D d'_ ..., To thank C D for having ... | 11 aura trop dormi, He must have overslept himself | En_a ..., To be angry with : to allude to : to mean (it) for ... [Impersonal, V. Table 75 ] 11 y a [eel-yah] There is, there are, it is | _ une mer de glace, There is a sea of ice | _du plaisir a les voir, It is a pleasure to see them | _vingt ans que je n’ai vu Rome, It is twenty years since I saw Rome | 11 y eut vingt hommes de blesses, There were twenty men wounded | Combien y a-t-il d’ici a VExposition ? How far is it to the Exhibition ? | Combien y a-t-il qu’il est a Paris ? How long has he been in Paris ? | 11 y aura demain trois semaines qu’il y est arrive, It will be three weeks to-morrow since he came [ou got there] AVOIR property [tenuede livres)creditor :‘Cr.’ Avoisinant' -e a. neighbouring Avoisiner" va. to be near : to live close to | Etre bien avoisine, To have good neighbours Avorte -e a. abortive AVORTE'MENT' abortion [fig) miscarriage Avorter' vn. to miscarry AVORTON" abortion : abortive child [au fig.) miserable wretch^ | Avouable a. avowable AVOUE solicitor j Etude d’_, S’s practice Avouer' va. to avow : to admit | J’avoue, I must say : I own | Faire_a, To elicit from AVR1L April | Ble d’_, Spring wheat | Don- ner un poisson d’_ a, To make an ‘April fool ’ of fwheat Avrill'd | Bit- — [or AVRtLL'ET"] late spring AXE axle : centre line [.math) axis | _coude, Crank | — en —, Centre to centre | _de soulevement, Line [ou axis] of upheaval AXIOME axiom : truism AXONGE hog's lard Ayanf part. pres, having [F Avoir] AYANT’ DROIT' rightful claimant ou owner AYANT'S' CAUSE [pi]representatives:assigns AYANTjS' DROIT' [pi] assigns AZALEA, AZALEE aza'lia [e-zele-ya] AZAZEL [Bible] scape-goat AZEROLE fruit of the azarole AZEROLIER” azarole : Neapolitan medlar AZIMUT azimuth | Aziinutal-ea. _uth AZOTATE nitrate [ndi] AZOTE nitrogen [ndi] Azoteux" a. \ Acide_, Nitrous acid Azotique a. | Acide_, Nitric acid AZTEQUE _tec : ancient Mexican AZUR [& Azure-e a.] [poet) a'zure [eje-ye-'r] [fam) sky-blue | Azyme a. unleavened (bread] AWA ENGLISH-FRENCH AYE Away' [e-oue] ad. loin | from home, Absent| I have had to be _, J’ai du m’absenter j _! Enavant! Arriere! | _with ...! Loin de moi [de toi, etc.] ...! | _with you! Allez- vous-en ! | 100 miles_, a 30 lieues d'ici (or de la] Right_[Americ. for At once] Sur-le- champ | To go —, S’en aller : partir | I shall go_for a little change, Je vais prendre un peu de bon temps AWE [se pr. comme o dans sort] crainte : ter- reur | To strike ... with_, Terrifier Awe-struck a. terrifie Aw'ful [aw comme o dans sort] a. terrible [vulg) ‘du diable’ [-lly, -ment] [F. Diable] An _ PLACE, [fam] Un vrai coup e-gorge [“Awful” and “awfully” are so much misused by a certain section of society that it is well to avoid their use in conversation altogether. There is, however, a class of expressions which are familiar, rather than vulgar, and which are used to give increased force where it is really needed: a force not infrequently expressed in French by adding the phrase, C’est une benediction ; as, He has a terrible cold [ou a shocking cold] 11 est enrhume, c’est une B! ] frear solennelle AW'FULNESS [aw comme o dans sort] ter- Awhi'le [e-lioudile] ad. | For _, Pour un [or le] moment : pendant quelque temps Awk'ward a. gauche : maladroit -e [trouble- g some) facheux : embarrassant | To have § _ MANNERS, Avoir des nianieres em- tn pruntees | _ly ad. gauchement : mal a §AWK'WARDNESS maladresse Ll’ropos ’“AWL alene | Brad_, Poingon ^ AWN arete % AWN'ING- tente [carriages) baclie: banne [&) tendelet Awo'kc [pret. F. Awaken] Awry' [e-rdi] a. & ad. de travers AXE [pi. Axes, pr. ak'-cizz] hache \ Woodman’s _, Cognee AX'IS [ak'-cis.s'] [pi. Axes, pr. ak'-dize] axe AX'LE arbre : essieu | -BOX [motor] fiasque de ruoyeu | -CAP chapeau de M | _TREE essieu Aye! [at] int. Oui! Mais oui! | _, but ..., C’est vrai, mais ... | _,_! All’s well! [&] Bon quart partout! B FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS BAG B [bay] B [bie\ [in Fr. commerce, B is abbr. for BILLET] BABA sponge-cake moistened with rum syrup: bun : currant cake BABEL | La tour de — [fig] A Babel [bebe-l} BABEURRE buttermilk BABIL prattle : chatter [rnauv. part) prating BABILL'AGE chattering BABILL* ARD“- E chatterer [a.) chattering: noisy Babill'er' vn. to chatter BABINE, BABOUINE lip (of animal] BABIOLE toy : trifle : bauble BABORD" port : port-watch | a _ devant, Ahead on the port bow | Bonnettes basses_ (pi] Lower studding sail BABORDAIS' (pi] port watch BABOUCHES' [pi] Turkish leather slippers BABOUIN" -E baboon [pers) young monkey BAC [hak] ferry-boat [tech) vat: bucket BACCALAUREAT” bachelor’s degree [examination at close of etudes secondaires} BACCARA baccarat BACCH'ANAL ‘row’ : noise BAGCH'ANALE drunken revelry BACHE awning [caisse vitree) frame:striking- glass[d’tmevoifure)cover[«ik,dewagon) sheet [de charrette) tilt [ a eau) tank : cistern BACHEL1ER" - ERE student who has passed the ‘ baccalaureat ’: see this word lea Bachique a. bacchanalian : convivial BACHOT" small flat-bottomed boat : wherry [argot) the ‘ baccalaureat ’ examination BACILLE bacillus [pi._cilli] [to scamp Bacler' va. to bar : to fasten : to huddle up : BAGTERIE [pi. _s] _terium [pi. _teria] BACTERIOLOGIE _gy B ENGLISH-FRENCH BAF B [hi] B [bay} [pencil) tendre et noir B.A. bachelier-es-teffres fed | To take one’s_, Etre re<ju au baccalaureat | Baa! Be ! Bab'ble vn. babiller [brook) murmurer : BABE [bebe] [poetical] petit enfant [gazouiller BABOON' babouin BA'BY [A. f.} bebe | -LINEN layette _HOOD premiere enfance Baccbana'lian [baka-nel-ye-nn} a. bachique BACH'ELOR [ch, tch} bachelier(-es-?etire,s,etc.] [unmarried man) celibataire [fam) ‘ garqon ’ [F. Baccalaureat llso ] BACK [of pers.,book, knife) dos[of head, a place) derriere [of chair) dossier [of hand, coin, etc.) revers [background) fond [loins) reins (pi] Behind his _, Par derriere : derriere son dos | _to_, Dos a dos | On the_ [postcards, etc.] Au verso | At the_of the house, Derriere la niaison | [To sit) with one’s_to the ENGINE, horse, etc, [Voyager) en arriere To fall on one’s_Tomber a la remerse [or, sur le dos]_AXLE-SHAFT arbre arriere | _COMB' peigne a chignon | -DOOR parte de derriere | -FIRING ‘retour de manivelle’ | — GARDEN,_YARD, jardin, cour de derriere |_ KITCHEN arriere-cuisine |_LASH jeu des dents : secousse | -LIGHT [in hood] lunette de capote | _ NUT contre-ecrou I _ NUMBERS vieux numeros | -PRESSURE contre-pression | SHOP arriere-boutique | -STAIRS escalier de service | -stairs INFLUENCE menees secretes | _STREET rue mal frequentee : rue pauvre |_WATER eau enfl.ee [vn.) scier | _WHEEL roue arriere | — WOODS, etc. [F. next column] Back v. reculer : faire r : renverser [_ up) appuyer [a bill) endosser [with, de) doubler [bet) parier pour [sails) masquer [anchor) empenneler |_astern! [steamer) En arriere! tboat) Nage a culer! | _out of, Se dedire de | — up, Appuyer : venir a I’aide de Back ad. en arriere [Often rend, by Re... : as, To come —. Revenir] I shall be_..., Je serai de retour ... : je reviendrai | There and —, Aller et retour | To fall _upon, Recourir a [X) se replier sur | As far_as, Deja en | To go_, Retourner : revenir sur ses pas : marcher a reculons | To go_home, Rentrer chez soi | Going_to school, Rentree des classes [No going_, F. Dedire] Kept_, Retenu | Stand_! Arriere! BACK'BITING [i ai ] medisance BACK'BO'NE epine dorsale [fig) energie de BACK'ER parieur : partisan [caractere BACKGAMM'ON [& _ BOARD] trictrac BACK'GROUND arriere-plan [fig) ombre BACK'ING [const) remplage [retrograde) recul Backped'al vn. contre-pedaler|_ing BRAKE, frein a contre-pedalage BACKSLI'DING [sldi} rebellion [a.) rebelle : BACK'STAY galhauban [apostat BACK'STITCH point-arriere /'Back'ward a. pen avance : peu empresse ^ [child) arriere | A _ season, JJne saison 5; tardive | _,_s, ad. en arriere [walk) a § reculons [read, brush) a rebours [fall) a la o renverse | _and forward [F. To and fro] •^BACKWARDATION [ae] deport •^ BACK'WARDNESS repugnance [ in, pour, a] V tardivete : lenteur : peu de progres (dans] BACK'WOODS' [pi] fwets |_MAN [pi. -men] homme [pi. gens] de frontiere : colon BA'CON [beke-nn] lard | ‘ To save one’s_’ [vulg] Sauver sa peau : se tirer d’affaire Bad a. [compar. Worse : superl. Worst] mau- vais : mechant [money) faux [spoiled) gate [vote) nul [unwell) malade | Gone to the__ Perdu | Go_, Se gater | Too_! Trop fort! | Trade is_, Les affaires ne vont pas | A_ COLD, Un gros rhume | To have a _ FINGER. Avoir mal au doigt | _ EYES, Mal aux yeux | To use _ LANGUAGE, Etre grossier dans ses propos [F. — LOT] It wouldn’t be a_PLAN to ..., On ne ferait pas mal de ... Bade [pret. V. Bid] fsymbole BADGE marque : plaque : brassard : croix : BADG'ER blaireau [va.) harceler Bad'ly ad. [comp. Worse : superl. Worst] mal [hurt) grievement | I haven’t done _, Je n’ai pas mal reussi | — off, Dans la gene | To be_off for ..., Avoir grand besoin de ... BAD'NESS mauvais etat : mechancete Baf'fle va. deconcerter : dejouer : echapper a BAD FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS BAL BADAUD"-72 idler: ‘ cockney ’ |_er’ vn. to idle —ERIE idling : gaping [Old fogey BADERNE [J>] dolphin : mat | ‘ Vieille_ Badigeonner' va. to colour : to whitewash BADIGEONNEUR whitewasher Bad in" -e a. frolicsome ; jocular : funny BADINAGE sport : jest : fun BADINE switch | _r' vn. to sport: to jest BADOIS'-I? native of Baden [a.) ... of Baden Bafouer' va. to baffle : to mock ; to make 4 Bafrer' ’ vn. to stuff and swill [game of BAG AGE baggage : luggage | Plier —, To march off ; to pack up and be off | Depot des _s, Cloak-room BAGARRE brawl : tumult : deadlock BAGASSE_: cane-trash [inf.) Hang it! BAGATELLE trinket; trifle : a mere nothing • flirtation [inf.) Stuff! BAGN'E [bine] convict prison : hulks BAGOTIER" [Paris] cab-runner ‘ BAGOU ’ | Du_, ‘The gift of the gab ’ BAGUE ring [tech) bush [de draille : 4>) hank Bague a. | Canon_, Defective barrel Baguenauder' vn. to trifle BAGUENAUDIER" trifler : ring-puzzle BAGUETTE stick : switch : wand : rod : ramrod : drumstick [a gants) stretcher [en Chine) chopstick [moulure) bead : beading [cnis) bread [in long stick form] _divina- toire, Divining rod | Homme a_, Dowser : water-finder BAGUiER" ring-casket : ring-cup : ring-stand Bah ! inf. Nonsense ! Pooh-pooh ! BAH'UT" trunk ; cupboard : blocking-course [argot) college : ‘old shop’ Bai-ea. bay | _chatain a. chestnut BAIE berry [golfe) bay [arch) light : opening BAIGN'ADE ‘dip’ : bathing [to wash Baign'er' v. to bathe : to soak [rivage) BAIGN'EUR -EUSE bather : bath-attendant [sf.) bathing-dress BAIGN OIRE bath [theatre) lower box BAIL' [pi. Baux] lease | _a vie, L. for life | _ de trois, six, neuf, A 3 years’ lease, renewable every 3 years BAILL'ARGE malting barley BAILL’E [4>] bucket : wash-deck tub BAlLL'EMENT" yawning ; gaping Baill'er' vn. to yawn : to gape Baill'er' va. to deliver : to give BAILL'EUR -ERESSE lessor | _ de FONDS, money-lender ; sleeping partner BAILL'1 bailiff [sort of) judge; justice BAILL'1 AGE bailiwick ["to gag BAlLL'ON" gag [fig) bribe | B&ill'onner' va. BAIN" bath bathing D^: swimming-bath | _-MARIE water-bath | _de SIEGE sitz-B | BAINS' baths | BAINS" de MER sea-bathing: watering-place (_s] [souliers) sand-shoes | Aller aux_s de mer, To go to the seaside BAiONNETTE bayonet [■&) flying jib-boom | _au canon, With fixed bayonets j Joint a_, BAISEMAIN" levee ; a levee [Bayonet joint BAISER" kiss [va.) to kiss : to salute [a word often of doubtful meaning] Baisoter’ va. to keep on kissing BAISSE abatement : lowering : fall Baisser' v. to lower : to go down : to fall : to stoop : to bow [F. Tete] Ma vue baisse, My sight is failing | Faire_les yeux a ..., To stare ... out of countenance BAISSIER" ‘bear’ [on’Change] BAISURE kissing-crust BAJOUE chop [pig’s) cheek BAL [pi. Bals] ball | _ PARE dress ball ‘ BALADE ’ | Faire une_, To go for a stroll * se Balader' * vr. to stroll about BALADEUR stroller [auto) sliding sleeve of gear | Pignon_, Sliding pinion BALADIN” mountebank : clown : buffoon BALADINAGE coarse buffoonery BALAFRE gash | _r' va. to slash : to scar BALAI broom : brush [a laver)mop [F. Coup] _en charbon, Carbon brush | _de CHEMI- NliE hearth-brush | _de GRIN" sweeping-B BALANCE_: scale : scales (pi] [asfr) Libra | Etre en _, To be doubtful, ou in suspense BALANCEMENT” balancing ; swinging Balancer' v. to balance : to be in suspense : to hesitate : to rock : to sway : to swing BAG ENGLISH-FRENCH BAL BAG sac [money_) bourse [mail) depeches (pi] [F. Baggage] Brief-_, Serviette (d’avocat] Carpet-_, Sac de voyage | Game-_, Gibe- ciere | To secure a good_, Faire bonne chasse Bag [-gge'd] va. mettre en sac [game) tuer [fam) ‘chiper’ BAGG'AGE [</7jec(j] bagage ] Bag and _, Amies et bagage | -WAGON fourgon BAGG'ING toile a sac BAG'PIPE cornemuse _va. mettre ... vent dessus BAIL [bele] fed caution : liberte sous C | To find _, Fournir G | On_, Sous C BAI'LIFF huissier : garde de commerce | Farm _, Regisseur | High_, Grand bailli BAIRN [be-erne] [<fc f.] [mot ecossais] enfant BAIT amorce : rafraichissement [fig) appat [va.) amorcer (with, de] [a horse) donner a manger a ; faire reposer [F. BULL] BAI'TING PLACE auberge : hotellerie BAIZE serge (verteou rouge] Green_DOOR, Porte matelassee Bake [a = J] v. cuire (au four] faire cuire ... [make bread) boulanger : faire | _d, ... au four : cuit | BAKE'HOUSE fournil BA'KER boulanger | _’S SHOP boulatigerie BA'KERY boulangerie BA'KING cuisson [batch) fournee | -PAN tourtiere : terrine | _PEAR poire a cuire | _POWDER poudre rempla<;ant le levain BAL'ANCE balance : equilibre [com)solde (de f compte] To strike a_, Arreter le compte | [ -SHEET bilan | -WEIG'HT contrepoids | §-WHEEL [of watch] balancier ? Bal'ance v. balancer : se balancer ; peser ,§ [_up)regler ; arreter | Well_e'd, Range: I equilibre \ BAL'ANCING balancement : ponderation Bald [a, o dans sorf] a. chauve : nu _NESS calvitie [pr. t as c] BAL FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS BAN BALANCIER" pendulum : eoining-press : pole [much. a vap) beam [pers) scale-maker [lift BALANCINE lift : stop | _de gui, Topping BALANQOIRE see-saw {.escarpolette) swing BALAYAGE sweeping : cleaning Balayer' va. to sweep : to S away | _bien, BALAYEUR -EUSE sweeper |_To S clean BALAYEUSE road-sweeper: carpet-S BALAYURES' [pi] sweepings BALBUTIE'MENT' [tie as cee] stammering Balbutier’ [t as c] v. to stammer : to lisp BALBUZARD" osprey : fish-hawk BALCON" balcony [bal-ke-ne’] BALDAQUMN" canopy Ed’autel)baldachino [7a] BALEINE whale : whalebone | Blanc de —, Spermaceti | Huile de_, Train-oil BALEINEAU young whale BALEINIER" whaler | _IERE tvliale-boat BALI SAGE beacons (pi] BALISE staff and ball beacon | —r‘ va. to mark : to erect beacons at [ou near] Les dangers sont-ils balises? Are there buoys or beacons on the shallows? BALISEUR man who sets up beacons, buoys BALISTIQUE ballistics (pi] BALIVAGE marking of stores (in forest] BALIVEAU [foret) [single) store [jardin) standard-tree [const) scaffold-pole Baliverner' vn. to talk twaddle BALIVERNES' (pi] stuff : twaddle BALLADE _d Ballant'-e a. swinging : dangling BALLAST _ | _AGE ballasting : ballast BALLE [bat] ball : shot [paquet)bale [grain) husk [en argot) franc | _perdue, Stray shot | _au MUR, Fives | Prendre la_au bond, Not to miss the opportunity | Enfant de la _, Child following his father’s profession : an actor born and bred BALLERINE ballet-dancer | BALLET" ‘_’ BALLON" balloon [be-loune] football [Fosses) mountain top | _d’essai, Pilot balloon [fig) feeler BALLOT" EKs^ bale | _TTAGE second ballot BALLOTTE'MENT" tossing : shaking Ballotter’ v. to toss : to discuss : to ballot Balneaire a. | Station_, Watering-place : bathing resort BALOIS" -E inhabitant of Basle [a.) of B BALOURD"-JS stupid fellow : dunce : dolt BALOURDISE [sasz] stupidity : stupid thing BALSAMINE balsam | Balsamique a. balmy BALUSTRADE _ [-frede] BALUSTRE railing [de pierre) balustrade Balzan" -e a. white-footed = ‘BAMBIN"-E” ‘young one’ [V. Folks) ® BAMBOCHE puppet | ‘ Faire une To c have a spree | _CHEUR fast young man s BAMBOU bamboo [banmi-boue] BAN" ban : banishment [de mariage) banns (pi] [applaud.) round of applause | Au_, Under a ban | Rupture de_, Return without leave Banal -e a. commonplace : hackneyed : vulgar BANALITE vulgarity : commonplace character [proposition) truism : commonplace BANANE banana | BANANIER" banana [tree] BANC" bench : seat : form [de tour, pierre, huttres) bed [sable) bank [poissons) shoal | _des ACCUSES dock : bar | _de GLACE Bancal -e a. bandy-legged Lice-floe BANDAGE_ [herniaire) truss [de roue) tyre | _creux', Cushion tyre | _plein, Solid tyre BANDAGISTE truss-maker BANDE band : troop : gang : lot: side [clique) ring [astron.) belt [de roue) tyre [de papier) wrapper : strip : slip [navig.) heel, ou list | Donner la_, To heave Qier) down | Larguer en_, To let go ... by the run | _noire, Set of speculators : gang of terrorists | Sous_, By book-post [V. Molletiere, Themselves) BAL ENGLISH-FRENCH BAN BAL'DERDASH galimatias BALE [be'te] balle | _va. emballer | _ out, vider : agrener | Baleful a. sinistre BAL’K [a comme o dans sort] grosse poutre : bois carre [va.) frustrer (of, de] BALL [a comme o dans sort] [cricket, bullet) balle [cannon) boulet [eye_)prunelle [thread) pelote [of a pendulum) lentille [snow) boule [billiard) bille [croquet) boule [dancing) bal | _BE'ARINGS coussinets a billes _JOINT joint spherique _RACE [tech] cuvette a billes [ique _YALYE robinet a flotteur : clapet spheral BALL'AST _[&) lest [va.) lester [railway) «ensabler : empierrer | Sail in _, Aller sur >2 lest | _ING empierrement : ensablement BALL'OT scrutin | By_, Au S | Second_, Ballottage | -BOX urne | -PAPER bulletin de vote | _vn. voter au scrutin _ING vote au scrutin BALM [bdrae] baume [-mint) melisse _y a. embaume : parfume [breeze) doux BAL'SAM [bol-se-mrn, o dans sortl baume : Bal'tic TIM'BER bois du nord [balsamine Bamboo'zle va. [fain] enjoler : enfoncer Ban [bann] va. maudire : interdire BAN [bann]_ | BANS ban : bans de mariage BANA'NA banane [tree) bananier BAN'CO monnaie de banque ''BAND bande : lien : rate : ruban [_ of music) musique : orchestre [ va.) • bander [vn.) se liguer | Elastic_, Elastique | — of HOPE, Societe juvenile de temperance : la 1 ‘ Ligue de l’Espoir’ | -BRAKE frein a ruban 's -MASTER chef de musique § -SAW scie a ruban ,§ -STAND kiosque , BANDS'MAN [pi. -men) musicien BAN'DAGE [cfedj] bandage : bandeau BAN'D BOX carton Ban'dy va. renvoyer : se r : echanger l^Ban'dy-legge'il a. bancal Tcieux BANE [a e] poison [fig) fleau | —ful a. perni- BANG [baing] coup : detonation : Pan! Paf! [va.) rosser | To_the door, Fermer la porte bruyamment|To ‘go_at it,’ Y aller carrement BAN'GLE bracelet indien : porte-bonheur sBan'ish va. bannir (from, de : to, a, en] |BAN'ISHMENT bannissement: exil ^BAN'ISTER rampe : balustre BAN FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS BAR BANDE'AU bandage : headband : string-course BANDE'LETTE slip : fillet Bander' va. to tie : to bind up : to bend larch) to key in [vn.) to be tight | _les yeux a ..., To blindfold ... BANDE'ROLE shoulder-belt : streamer BANDIT' [bann' -ditt, i bref] robber BANDOULIERE shoulder-belt | BANJO [n BANLIEUE suburbs : outskirts (pi] [_nas.] _ BANNE tilt : awning : blind [panier) hamper BANNIE au RABAIS’ putting up to contract BANNIERE banner : standard : flag Bannir va. to banish : to expel BANNISSE'MENT' banishment BANQU'AIS' [pecheur) banker [navire) banker BANQU'E bank : banking | _ par actions, Joint-stock bank | Faire sauter la _, To break the B | _succursale. Branch B BANQU'EROUTE bankruptcy | Faire_To become bankrupt: to fail : ‘to go to smash’ | _frauduleuse, Fraudulent B BANQU'EROUTIER" -IERE bankrupt BANQUET" [bagn-kouett] Banqu'eter' vn. to banquet : to feast BANQUETTE bench : top : footpath [de wagon, etc.) seat [meuble) settee Ifort)_ BANQU'IER" banker | J’ai ... pour _, My banker is ... [on, I bank at ...’s] BANQU ISE Is as z] pack-ice BANQU'ISTE humbug BAP'TtiME [pr.bat-tame] baptism [bapp'-tizzm] Nom de_, Christian name | ‘_de 1’air,’ First ascent Bap'tiser' va. to baptize [bapp-taii'ze] [tarn) to christen [vin, etc.) to add water to Bap'tismal -e a._1 [me-J] BAP'TISTE_t | Jean-_, John the Baptist BAP'TIST^RE _try [bapp'-tisstre] BAQU'ET” tub : trough : bucket [siege)bucket- BAR _ [seat BARAGOUIN',_GOUINAGE gibberish Baragouiner' vn. to jabber [va.) to ‘murder’ BARAQVE hovel : shed [SK)hut BARAQU’ETTE a 2 rouets, Sister-block BARATE [4>] lining : strain band BARATERIE barratry BARATTE churn [tche-rne] _r’ va. to churn BARBACANE _bican : loop-hole BARBARASSE [J>] stopper BARBARE [<fc f.] barbarian [a.) barbarous Barbare'ment' ad. barbarously BARBARIE _ity | BARBARISME _ism BARBE beard : flap [hamegon) barb [plume) feathers (pi] [de chat) whiskers (pi] [de coq) wattles (pi] _de bouc, Groatee [bot) goat’s- beard | Brosse a_, Shaving-brush | Se faire la —, To shave | Se faire faire la_, To get shaved | a sa_, To his face | Rire dans sa —, To laugh in one’s sleeve | -de-capudn, Blanched chicory BARBEAU barbel [de mer) red mullet [wire Barbele -e a. barbed | Fil de fer_, Barbed BARBET' -TTE water-spaniel [sf.) barbette BARBIGHE tuft of beard j BARBIER" barber ‘Barbifier’’ va. to shave | Se __ To shave one’s self | Se faire_, To get shaved BARBON" gray-beard : dotard BARBOTAGE dabbling Barbotei" vn. to dabble : to muddle BARBOTEUR duck : dabbler BARBOUILL'AGE daub : scribbling : muddle Barbouill'er* va. to daub : to scribble : to blot : to make a mess of: to upset j ‘Se_,’ To get cloud}- [pers) to besmear o’s : to muddle o’s (de, with] to compromise o’s BARBOUILL' EUR dauber : scribbler BARBU barbet | _-e a. bearded BARBUE [poisson] brill BARCAROLLE bai'carole : Venetian song BARCELONNETTE bassinet : child’s cot BARDAGE removal of materials from place of delivery to spot where used BAN ENGLISH-FRENCH BAR BANK [of river) bord : rive [earth) terrasse : talus [sand, turf) banc [tech) digue [com) banque [colliery) carreau [V. Spoil] Branch _, B succursale | -BOOK livret de B | _ CLERK commis de B [F. Holiday] _ MESSENGER garcon de bureau | -NOTE billet de JB [B. of Eng.) bank-note | Bank va. [_up] terrasser [vn., with ...) avoir ... pour BANK'ER [bainqueur] banquier [banquier BANK/INGr HOUSE maison de banque BANK'RUPT failli-e [«.) en faillite [fig)ruine| To be _, Etre en faillite | To become _, Faire F | To make ... _, Mettre ... en F [F. Uncertificated] BANKRUPTCY [re] faillite | _ ACT loi des faillites | Receiver in_, Syndic [In France the Tribunal de Commerce decides most cases which in England come before the Court of Bankruptcy] BANN'ER banniere BANN'OCK [ne-k] [ecoss.] gateau d'avoine BANNS [pi] bans de mariage BAN'QUET banquet’ : diner de gala BANSHEE fee BAN'TER badinage [va.) badiner : taquiner BAP'TISM [bapp’-tizz’mm] bap'teme ka BAP'TIST [bapp'-tisstt] bap'tiste Bapti'ze [bapp-taize] va. bap'tiser /BAR [iron, prisoner, harbour, fastening, and music) barre k^a [lawyers, press, fire) bar- reau [law) exception [fig) barriere : obstacle [tavern) buvette :comptoir: bar | Called to the _, Inscrit au tableau | -IRON fer en barres [ F. Puddle] -MAID [mede] file de eomptoir | -ROOM salon Bar [-rre'd] va. [from, de] barrer : empecher: exclure | To _ the door, Barrer la porte s, Barre'd WINDOW fenetre grillee % BARB barbe [of arrow) pointe [hot) arete BARBA'RIAN [be-ri-e-nn] [J- a.] barbare BARBAR'ITY barbaric : cruaute Bar'barous a. barbare | _ly ad. cruelle- ment : avec barbarie | _NESS barbarie Barb'e'd [barbdd] a. barbele : barbe j — WIRE fil de fer barbele : ronce artipcielle BAR'BEL barbeau [veterinary) barbes BAR'BER [bar'beur] barbier feo lvB Alt'BERRY epine-vinette BAR FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS BAS BARDANE burdock | BARDE bard BARDE thin slip of bacon BARDEAU weather-board : shingle : fount-case Barder’ va. to load : to cover (de, with] [ei«s) to cover ... with slips of bacon BARDEUR hodman : labourer (to do ‘bardage’] BARDIS’ [4>] dunnage boards BARDOT" small mule [fig) drudge : butt BAREGE _ | BAREME ready-reckoner BARETTE [jeu) sort of football [cricket) bail BARGE O-Sj god wit ‘ BARGU’IGN’AGE ’ [ghe] haggling : hesitation ‘ Bargu'igner'’ vn. to haggle : to beat about the bush | _EUR -FUSE haggler BARICAUT" keg BARiL" barrel : cask : tub | _de galere, BARILL'E barill'a [i bref] [Breaker ; BARILL’ET' barrel (of a clock, etc.] BARIOLAGE odd medley : curious mixture Barioler’ va. to speckle | _e -ee a. motley BARN ACHE, or BARNACLE barnacle BAROM^TRE barom'eter [V. Table 86a] Barometrique a. _ic ou _ical BARON"- ONNE [barrnn] Baroness BARONNET’ baronet [f se pr.] Baronnial -e a. baronial | BARONNIE baronv Baroque a. odd : strange : queer : unshapely BARQUE boat [d'apparat) barge | Trois-mats BARQUETTE small craft t_, Barque BARRAGE barrier : toll-bar [riv) dam : weir BARRAGER" toll-taker | _va. to dam BARRE bar : helm [ V. Helm] [mascaret) bore [ecrilure) stroke | de mesure [mus] Bar | _s sur, The whip-hand of | Jouer aux_s, To play prisoners’ base [fig) to keep missing each other | Ne faire que toucher_, To be off again at once | — d’APPUI hand-rail | — FIXE, horizontal bar | BARRES’ [jeu) prisoners’ base [de hune) cross-trees BARREAU bar | Le _, or Messieurs du _, The gentlemen of the bar | _X' [pi] [de cage) wires [de grille) fire-bars Barret*’ va. to bar : to stop [un mot) to strike out [tenue des livres) to cross off BARRETTE cap : cardinal’s hat BARREUR coxswain [pr. cokks'-nn] BARRICADE _ [ke] _r’ va. to barricade BARRIERE barrier : gate : stile : fence : starting-post BARRIQUE hogshead : cask Barrir vn. [eleph.] to trumpet BARS" bass [labrax lupus] BARTAVELLE partridge [perdrix sa.ratilis'] BARYTE barytes \be-rditize\ BARYTON baritone BARYUM _ium BAS’ bottom : lower part : foot [de laine, etc.) stocking [ V. DOWN] C’est un _ BLEU, She's a blue-stocking \ _de casse a. [typ] lower-case Bas', Basse a. low : lower : mean : base : small : short | a voio; basse, In a low tone | J’ai la we basse, I am short-sighted | Au_ mot, At the very least | En_age, In infancy: very young | Faire main basse sur, To lay hands on | Maree basse, Low-water | Le_ peuple, The lower classes (pi] Bas-Empire, Lower Empire | Ce _monde, This lower world | En_, Downward [de) at the bottom (of] Ici-_, Here below | La-_, Yonder : down there : below | a bas ... ! Down with BASALTE [s as z\ _t [bassoltf] [...! Basaltique a. —ic [ol'tic] BASANE sheep : basil | Basane-e a. tawny: BAS’-COTIi aisle [ai'Ze] pathway Lsun”burnt BASCULE see-saw: rocker: weighing-machine[ a_, Rocking ... : swing ... j Bouton a_, Lever-top stud | Basculer’ vn. to rock BAR ENGLISH—FRENCH BAR ^Bare a. nu : simple [open) decouvert[living) miserable [V. POLE : Yegeter] To ride _ back, Monter [un cheval] a poil | _bone’d a. decharne | _face'd a. ehonte : a decou- £ vert | —footed, nu-pieds : les pieds nus [Carmelite) dechausse | _headed, im-tete: la tete nue | —legged, les jarribes nues Bare v. [ou Lay_] depouiller : decouvrir: mettre ami : denuder v—ly ad. a peine : tout an plus : settlement ^BAR'GAIN marche : occasion [vn.) mar- e chander (for, ...] Good_, Bon M | Great V —, Superbe occasion | Into the_, Par-dessus « le M | It’s a —! Marche conclu ! | To strike a S5 _, Conclure un M | To drive a hard _, IS Tenir la dragee haute (a] [BAR'GAINER personne qui marchande i BARGE [bardje'] allege : chaland : gabare \ — BOA’RD [arch] bordure de pignon BARGEE' [V. next line] BAR'GE’MAN [pi. -men] marinier : batelier BARK ecorce : tan [of dog, etc.) aboiement | Peruvian_, Quinquina | _va. ecoreer [vn.) aboyer (at, a, apres, contre] _ING aboiement(-s] [of trees) decortication i BARK'-PIT fosse a tan BAR'LEY orge [masc when used with perle, carre, monde. Fr. Acad.] Pearl_, Orge perle [ V. Malting] Winter_, Escourgeon _-WATER tisane d’orge | _CORN grain d'orge \ _-SUGAR sucre A orge BARM levure BARN grange [Americ.) etable | -FLOOR aire de grange \ -OWL effraie BAR'NACLE balane | ‘_S’ [pi] besides BAR'ON _ fee | _ESS baronne [_’s WAR, is Guerre de seigneur a seigneur] BAR'ONET [bar1 -e-ne-t] baronnet Baro'nial [rone-ye-l] a. seigneurial: de baron BARR'ACKS (pi] [re-Zcs] caserne (sing] BARR'ATRY [&] baraterie BARR'EL [ba-re-l] baril [tar) gonne [of pump) corps [of a clock) barillet [of a gun) canon [va.) cmbariller [road) bomber | —lle’d a. a baril [mach) a cylindre [artil) a canon | Double-_GUN, fusil a deux coups Barr'en a. sterile (of, en] _NESS sterilite Barriea'de [kede] va. barricader BARRICA'DING [kede] barricades (pi] Barr'ing prep, sauf : a part : excepte BARR'ISTER [ou-AT-LAW] avocat | Briefless _, Avocat sans cause BAS FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS BAT BASE [baliz] [bece] basis [base-ball) base Baser* [s z] va. to base : to ground (sur, on] Se basant sur, Going by ... BAS'-FOND** flat : low ground [mer) shoal | Les_s [d’une ville] The slums BASILIC basil [serpent) basilisk BASILIQUE basilica BASIN" [sasz] dimity Basique a. basic [s, f] BAS'-MAT" [bah-mah] lower-mast BASQUE [cfc f.] _ : Biscayan | Tambour_, BASQUE ‘_’ : skirt : end [Tambourine BAS RELIEF [ba-rul-ye-ef] [bass-rilife] BAS'SE base [w,?ts) bass : violoncello [mer) shoal | -GOUR poultry-yard : farm-yard | -FOSSE dungeon Bas'sement' ad. meanly : basely BAS'SESSE baseness : base action [ou thing] [triviality) vulgarity BAS'SET' basset-hound BAS'SE-TAILL'E bass [bece] bass voice BAS'SE-VERGU'E [*] lower yard BAS'SES'-VOILES' [*] courses BAS'SIN" basin [bece-nn] dock : scale [anat.) pelvis | _de radoub,_de port,_sec, Dry- dock | _d’echouage, Tidal-dock BAS'SINE [preserving) pan | Bassiner* va. to warm (a bed] to bathe : to foment: to water [vulg) to bore : to ‘ bother ’ BAS'SINET" pan [fleur) buttercup BAS'SINOIRE warming-pan BAS'SON" bassoon Baste! int. Enough of that! Bosh ! Nonsense! What of that? [40 Avast! BASTIDE [South of France] summer-house : small house in country BASTILL E _ [ang. pr. bastile] BASTIN" [tech] batten | BASTINGAGE netting BASTION"_ | _n'ne-ea. fortified BASTON'NADE bastinado : ‘ good thrashing’ BASTRINGU'E [low) dancing-room : spoke- shave : set of tools for picking locks BAS'-VENTRE abdomen BAT" pack-saddle | Cheval de_, Pack-horse | Oil le_nous blesse, Where the shoe pinches BATACLAN" ‘rattle-traps’ (pi] ‘row’ BATAILL'E battle | En_In line of B | _ rangee, Pitched B | Livrer_a, To fight j Cheval de_, War-horse [fig) hobby Bataill'er* vn. to struggle : to battle (contre, with, against] [some BATAILL'EUR quarrelsome fellow [a.)quarrel- BATAILL'ON" battalion [tal-ye-nn] carre, Square | Chef de_, Major BATARD”-I£ bastard [fig) mongrel BATARDE slanting round hand BATARDEAU _ : coffer-dam BATARDISE [s as z] bastardy BATAVE [<fe a.] Batavian [be-teve-ye-mi] BATEAU boat [de voiture) body [fam) fashion j ‘Monter un_a,’ To ‘have ... on’ [raser) to bore | _ d’AGR^MENT' pleasure-boat | -C1TERNE tank-steamer | -FEU [ou-PHARE] light-ship | -PILOTE pilot-boat | -PORTE caisson | _de SAUVETAGE life-boat | _a VAPEUR steamer | _ a VOILES' sailing-boat BATELAGE [4f] loading [ou unloading] by boat BATELEE boat-load BAR ENGLISH-FRENCH BAT BARR'OW' [ow, o tres bref] [wheel_) brouette [hand-) civiere : brancard [mound) tumulus BART. [abrev. de Baronet] BAR'TER [bar] echange : troc : traffic [va.) echanger (for ..., contre] faire echange ^BASE base fea [music) basse [of rail) patin | Prisoners’_Barres (pi ] -BALL ‘ baseball ’ | -CHAMBER [of motor] carter | -LINE [perspec) ligne de fuite [X) ligne de feu cu Base a. bas : vil [metal) sans valeur [mus) bas [voice) de basse-taille [coinage) faux [child) illegitime | Base va. baser (sur, on] Base'less a. sans fondement Base'ly ad. bassement : lachement BASE'MENT soubassement -BASE'NESS [meanness] bassesse Bash'ful a. modeste : timide [-lly, -ment] BASH'FULNESS modestie : timidite BAS'IC SLAG scories de dephosplioration BAS'IL [s — z] basane [herb) basilic BA'SIN [ bece-nn ] bassin : bol | Wash-hand _, Cuvette | Tip-up__ Ca bascule BA'SIS [be'fiss] [pi. Bases] base 'Sea Bask vn. se chauffer [tig) s’endormir (an, a la] BAS'KET panier : corbeille [for game or fish) bourriche : hotte | -MAKER vannier -WORK vannerie [tech) clayonnage BASS [pr. basse : fish] bars BASS [pr. bece : mus. etc.] basse : basse-taille BASS'ET-HOUND basset Lbast) tille BASS'INET barcelonnette BASS'WOOD [bot] tilleul d'Amerique BAST tille : raphia (pour attaches] BAS'TARD [te-rde] [_<t a.]batard [tech) moyenne BAS'TARDY [te-rde] batardise Baste [a e ] va. [meat) arroser [sew) batir BASTINA'DO [ne] bastonnade [va.) batonner BAT [animal) chauve-souris [cricket) 1 bat ’ j -HORSE cheval de bat -WING BURNER [be-rne-r] bee a papillon BATCH fournee Bate va. rabattre [ V. Abate] BATH [til fort] bain [utensil) baignoire | Hot _, B chaud | Tepid_, B tiede | Shower_, Douche (en arrosoir] Sitz _, B de siege | Turkish_, B turc | Vapour_, B de vapeur | Water _ [cooking, chem, etc.] Bain-marie [ V. Order: Thermes] I am going for a BATH, Je vais prendre un bain | I am going for a BATHE, Je vais me baigner | -ATTENDANT, -KEEPER baigneur-ease | -ROOM salle de B j _ TOWELS linge de B Bathe [beth, th faible ] v. baigner : se baigner ''[foment) bassiner : eponger [ V. BATH] BA'THER baigneur : baigneuse BA'THING bain : baignade \ Sea_Bains . de mer | _DRAWERS calegon de bain | - _DRESS costume (de bain] _ ESTABLISHMENT etablissement de bains j -MACHINE voiture de bains : cabine | — RESORT plage : station balneaire j -TUB k baignoire : ‘ tub ’ BAT FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS BEA BATELET” little boat : small boat BATELEUR conjuror : mountebank BATELIER” boatman _FERE boat-woman Bater’ va. to saddle | Ane bate, ‘Regular ass’ BATI tacking [tech) framework : bed-plate Bati-ea. made : shaped [V. Broad] Comme vous voila _! A pretty figure you' are ! BATIFOLAGE toying : child’s play Batifoler’ vn. to play : to toy BATIMENT’ building [&) vessel : boat | C’est un_de GUERRE, She's a man-of-war Batir va. to build [coudre) to tack | Terrain a_, Building site BATISSE building [masonry] BATISTE cambric BATON” staff : stick : club : spoke [de mare- chal) baton [&) flag-staff : boom | Tour du _, Perquisites | Mettez le foe au bout du_! Haul the jib to boom’s end ! | a mi-_! Ease in the jib! | a_rompus, By fits and starts Baton‘lie -ee a. water-lined [ phrase) struck out Bfiton’ner’ va. to cudgel : to strike out BATQN’NET" little stick : ruler [jeu) tipcat BATON" NIER " Treasurer of the Benchers BATRACIENS’ [pi] _chia [treke-ia'] BATTAGE thrashing [du beurre) churning BATTANT" folding-door [de cloche) clapper | a deux_s, Folding | _-e a. folding : swing [pluie) pelting | Tout _neuf, Brand new | Tambour_, At beat of drum BATTE stick : staff : beater BATTE’MENT” beating : beat : throbbing : flapping [mains) clapping [pieds) stamping BATTE'RIE ry : fight : scuffle : beating [de fusil) hammer [A) battery : tier : gun- deck | Gardien de_, Master gunner | Dresser ses_s, To form one's plans | Mettre en_, [canon] To run out _de CUISINE kitchen-utensils BATTEUR beater [en grange) thrasher [cricket) batsman | _ d'ESTRADE scout : spy | _d’OR gold-beater | _de PAV£ loafer BATTEUSE thrashing-machine : egg-beater BATTOIR bat: beater : beetle | _E churn Battre v. (Table 67) to beat : to strike : to stamp [monnaie) to coin [beurre) to churn [liquides) to beat up [cartes) to shuffle [maim) to clap [coeur) to beat : to throb [le pays) to scour [enfoncer) to drive (in] [V. PLEIN] _en breche, To batter down | _froid a, To give ... the cold shoulder | _la caisse, To beat the drum | _ la campagne, To beat about the bush : ‘ to be crazy ’ : ‘ to wander ’ | _la mesure, To beat time | _le pave, To idle about | Faire_, To beat [ours, etc.) to bait [mettre aux prises) to set ... fighting | Se _, To fight (a, with] ‘ Se _l’CEIL’ de,’ Not to care a straw for Battu-e [pp. of v. Battre] beaten | Avoir les yeux_s, To look worn BATTUE ‘_’ (for game] BAU [bo] beam [i.e. deck-beam] Maitre _, Midship beam BAUDET" donkey : ass [treteau) trestle BAUDRiER” shoulder-belt [Orion’s) belt BAUDRUCHE gold-beater’s skin BAUGrE lair : nest : haunt [steel’ BAUME balm : balsam | Le_d'acier, * Cold BAVARD”-_E babbler : talker : gossip _a. talkative : given to gossiping BAVARDAGE gossiping : idle talk : stuff Bavarder’ vn. to prattle : to talk : to blab : to chatter BAVAROISE milk and tea with syrup added RAPE-drivel : slime Baver’ vn. to dribble BAVETTE bib : feeder | ‘ Tailler des —S,’ To gossip Bayer’ [a as ah] vn. to gape |_aux Corneilles, To stare vacantly BAZAR bazaar' : arcade ‘ Bazardei” ’ va. to get rid of: to sell off B6ant* -e a. gaping : open : wide-mouthed : yawning | Rester bouche_e, Not to know what to reply b£aT‘ -E pretended saint [a.) sanctimonious BEATIFICATION" _ Beatifier’ va. to beat'ifv Beatifique a. _ic | BEATITUDE — BAT ENGLISH-FRENCH B. C. ^BA'THOS [pr. th fort] pathos [‘Pathos’ en anglais signifie le pathetique] (JBa'ting prep, a lexception de : sauf BATS'MAN batteur BATTAL'ION [be-tal-ye-nn] bataillon BATT'EN bastin [40 latte | To_down the HATCHES, Condamner les panneaux BATT'ER pate [build) fruit [m.) battre (en breche'] [dent) delabrer | _back vn. [build] Avoir du fruit ] _ down, Abattre : battre en breche | _e’d a. use : delabre [typ) mau- BATT'ERING | -RAM belier ~ [vais -TRAIN artillerie de siege BATT'ERY batterie [law) voles de fait (pi] BAT'TLE bataille : combat | Pitched _, B rangee | To fight a_, To give_, Livrer B | _ARRAY ordre de B | -AXE hache d'armes] -FIELD, -SHIP [V. next col.] Bat'tle vn. lutter (with, contre] [fam) ba- tailler BAT'TLEDORE raquette | To play at_and shuttlecock, Jouer au volant BAT'TLEFIELD champ de bataille BAT'TLEMENT creneau | _ed a. crenele BAT'TLESHIP cuirasse BAUBEE' [V. Bawbee] BAU'BLE bagatelle : babiole [fool's) marotte BAVA'RIAN [ve] [&■ a.] Bavarois : de Baviere BAWBEE' sou | _S' (pi] argent Bawl [aw, o dans sort] vn. crier : brailler | _'ER braillard | BAWL'ING cris (pi] BAY bale : laurier [roof on barn) travee [wi.) aboyer [a.) [colour] bai | At_, Aux abois | -SALT sel gris | -TREE laurier -WINDOW fenetre en saillie BAY'ING aboiement BAY'ONET baionnette [va.) tuer a coups de B _ JOINT joint a B B B [pencil] tendre et tres noir B. C. [Before Christ] ‘avant J.-C.’: ‘av. J.-C.’ BE ENGLISH vn. [V. conj. Etre, Table 6] etre : avoir : faire : se trouver : y avoir : exister : subsister | To_or not to_, Etre ou ne pas etre | He is old, II est vieux | Let us 5 _wise; it is time we were, Soyons sages, il est bien temps de l’etre | It is 4 o’clock, II est 4 heures | It is right, C’est bien : e’est juste | The plate is so hot that there is no touching it, L'assiette est si cliaude 10 qu’on ne peut y toucher | It cannot but — that II ne peut pas se faire que ... ne ... | That may'_, Cela se peut | To let... _; [i.e. let it alone] Ne pas toucher a ... : laisser tranquille | We are tired, poorly, 15 Nous sommes fatigues, indisposes | _ it so! Soit! [pron. the t in Soit, in this case] What is that to me ? Qu’est-ce que cela me fait? | That’s just where it is'! C’est la Vaffaire! | Happening to_ at Caen, Me 20 trouvant a Caen [Subjunctive. In Engl, famil. conversation the subj. is not always distinguished. In French it must be, as : Although it is only ..., Quoique ce ne soit que ... | If there is 25 money enough, Pourvu qu’il y ait assez d’argent] [to be hungry, thirsty, warm, cold, afraid, etc.) Avoir farm, soif, chaud, froid, peur, etc. | He is afraid, II a peur | Her 30 hands are cold, Elle a froid aux mains [or, Elle a les mains froides] They are right, wrong, Ils ont raison, tort | We are sleepy, Nous avons sommeil | He is 10 years old, II a 10 ans | She is 20, Elle a 20 ans j 35 The room is 20 feet by 15, La piece a 20 pieds sur 15 [well, poorly, etc.) se porter : aller : etre | How is he ? Comment se porte-il ? [or, C. va-t-il ? or, C. est-il ? ] He is better, II va 40 mieux | He is ill, II est malade. [of the weather, etc., impersonal) faire | It is cold, warm, fine, daylight, dark, II fait froid, chaud, beau, clair, sombre, etc. | It was raining heavily, II pleuvait a verse 45 [with a subject, use Etre) It is a fine day, C’est un beau jour | It is set in for rain, Le temps est a la pluie [of quantity, distance, etc., impersonal : It is : There is' ou are) y avoir | It is 50 three-quarters of a mile, II y a un kilometre | There was a good deal of blood shed, II y eut beaucoup de sang verse | How many ... are there ? Combien y a-t-il de ... ? | There will always be people who 55 ..., II y aura toujours des gens qui ... [Here' is ..., There' is ..., indicating) Yoici... : Voila ... | There she is, La voila | Here it is, Le [la] voici | There' are the children, Voila les enfants | Here is one, 60 En voici un (or tine, according to gender] [tritely, and of characteristics) c’est : ce sont, etc. : etre ... que | They are thieves, Ce sont des voleurs | He is a brave man, C’est un brave | Where there’s a will, 65 there’s a way, Vouloir, c’est pouvoir | It is only fools who ..., II n’y a que les imbeciles qui ... | C D is a decent fellow, [ou, He is a decent F. is C D] C’est un brave gargon que CD [When the phrase terminates with -FRENCH BE 70 an adjec. use Etre, as, He is very kind, II est tres aimable] Been pp. | Where hast thou been? D’ou viens-tu ? | What parts of France has she been in ? Quelles parties de la France 75 a-t-elle visiteesi | Has he ever been in Rome? A-t-il jamais ete a Borne? [V. Depuis] If it had not been for him, Sans lui FOLLOWED BY ADJECTIVE I thought I was alone, Je croyais etre seul 80 FOLLOWED BY A VERB [Am, is, are to ... : were to ... : etc.] [must, have to) devoir | I am to go there, Je dois y aller | He was to start yesterday, II devait partir hier | There is to be a 85 meeting to-morrow, II doit y avoir une reunion demain | Even if we were to fail, Dussions-nous echouer [or, Quand meme nous echouerions] If it should turn out badly, Dut la chose mal tourner [or, Quand 90 meme la chose tournerait mal] [been, with verb) I have been to see them, J’ai ete les voir: je suis alle les voir FOLLOWED BY PRES. PARTICIPLE [Etre en train de, or the indicative present, 95 imperfect, or past def. of the verb, or Aller, is used in French) He is reading, II est en train de lire | We were laughing, Nous etions en train de rire | He has been playing with the cats, II a joue avec les chats | 100 I am leaving for ..., Je vais partir pour ... [or, Je pars pour ...] He is sleeping, II dort | We were speaking of ..., Nous par- lions de ... | We have just been speaking of it, Nous venons (Ten parler | I am seeing 105 to it, Je m’en occupe [The infinitive is sometimes used with Etre a ...) They are always complaining, Ils sont toujours a se plaindre FOLLOWED BY PAST PARTICIPLE 110 That is not to be despised, Cela n’est pas a dedaigner | It is said, On dit | It will be said, On dira | This prevented it being burned, Cela l’empecha d’etre brule [Very often the reflective verb is employed 115 in French, as : I am surprised that..., Je m’etonne que ... | He was drowned, II se noya] INTERROGATIVELY AND REPLYING Is the train gone ? Le train est-il parti ? | 120 Is it really you? Est-ce bien vous? | Is it easily done? Est-ce facile d faire? | Are they coming to-night? Viennent-ils ce soir ? Are his friends come ? Ses amis sont-ils venus ? | Are those his friends ? Sont-ce 125 la ses amis? | Were they there ? Y etaient- ils ? | Are they here ? They are : Sont-ils ici? Oui | Were they gone ? They were : Etaient-ils partis ? Oui [Isn’t it ? Are they not? etc., V. N’est-ce pas, under Etre] 130 Is it post-time ? Est-ce Vheure du courrier? | It is, Oui Is that his carriage ? It is : Est-ce sa voi- ture ? Oui | Is not that his carriage ? It is: N’est-ce pas sa voiture ? Si BEA FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS BEA BEAU good things (pi] best : excellence [pers) dandy | Du_! A pretty thing! | Le _, The beautiful Beau, Belle a. [Beau becomes Bel before a noun beginning with vowel or silent h : Bel homme. Only before a noun, however: so that “ 11 est beau et gai ” is correct. “ Bel et bien ” and “ Bel et bon ” are exceptions. Littre] beautiful : handsome : fine : fair : happy : great [avantageux) good [a, for) fit : proper | De la plus belle eau, [fig] Of the first water | Un bel esprit, A wit: clever talker | Une belle fortune, A large F | Beau ideal, ‘_’ [bo-ai- di-e-l] Le monde, The fashionable world | Le_sexe, The fair sex | Au_milieu de, Right in the midst of | a la belle etoile, In the open air | J’ai_parler, It is no use for me to speak | Voir tout en_, To look on the bright side | De plus belle, More [ou worse, faster, etc.] than ever : more and more | L’echapper belle, To have a narrow escape | Tout —, Gently | Tout cela est bel et bon, mais, That is all very fine, but [F. Beg] Beaucoup" (de) [bo-koo] ad. much : many : a great deal (of] a good many [F. Falloir] ... de —, By far | Depasser de_, To very far surpass ... | 11 y a_de, There are many ... BEAU-FIL'S [bo-feece] son-in-law : step-son -FRfeRE brother-in-law | -PfeRE father-in- law [second mari de la mere) step-father BEAUPR£ [4>] bowsprit | Choquet de_, B-cap Gabier de_, Captain of the forecastle BEAUTE [bo-tay] beauty [biou-’te] D'une_ extreme, Very beautiful BEA ENGLISH—FRENCH BEA /BEACH [bitch] plage : greve [w.) echouer BEA'CON phare [4?) balise [F. Baliser] BEAD perle : grain [fluid) goutte [moulding) baguette [of tyre) bourrelet [wi.) perler | To tell one’s_s, Defiler son chapelet _S [Afrie. trade] verroterie | Bea'ded a. a BEA'DING baguette (doree, etc.] [.bourrelet •^BEA'DLE bedeau : suisse . BEA'GLE [dog) bigle j^BEAK bee [anvil) bigorne [4>) eperon a>BEAM poutre [scales) fleau [carriage) timon [of engine) balancier [of deck) ban [anchor) pq jas [sun_) rayon | Breadth of —, Largeur \ PQ Cross_, Traverse | Tie_, Entrait ) On her_ENDS, Sur le c6te : engage Traitre Beam vn. rayonner |_forth, darder: appa- BEAM'ING rayonnement [a.) rayonnant : radieux BEAN feve \ Bog-_, Trefle-d’eatt | Broad- _, Grosse F | Horse-_, Feverole | Kidney- ^ _, Haricot' | French _S, Haricots verts BEAR [her] ours [oorce] [she _) ourse [Stock Exch.) baissier | Great_, Grande 0 | Polar _, Ours blanc | Punching_, Poingonneuse | A ‘regular_,’ Un ours | It was a regular — garden, On y faisait un tapage epouvantable Bear [her] va. [pret. Bore :pp. Borne] porter: supporter : appuyer (on, upon, against, sur] endurer : subir [admit) composer avec [pay) payer [fruit) produire [children) enfanter : mettre au monde : donner naissance a : don- ner | _away, off, remporter : ramener[4>) porter (au large de]_down, entrainer [4>) arriver (on, sur] _up, — out, soutenir | _up vn. tenir bon | He __s up well, 11 sait reagir | _upon [evidence, etc.] porter sur | To bring [the guns, telescope, etc.] to — upon ..., Braquer sur ... | _with, supporter : endurer [it) en passer par la | _a HAND ! Vivement! | We must_in MIND, 11 ne faut pas perdre de vue | I can’t_the SIGHT of him, Je ne peux pas le sentir | _WITNESS, Temoigner Bear'able [ber-e-b’l] a. supportable BEARD [ea, t ] barbe [va.) braver | To_the LION in his den, Affronter le lion dans son antre |_ed a. barbu : a barbe | _WHEAT, Blebarbu | _less BOY, blanc -bec BEAR'ER [pr.bere-eur] porteur-euse: porte-... [tech) support | To be a good_ [tree] Etre de bon rapport | The_of this is C D, La presente vous [or ...] sera remise par CD,... BEAR'ING rapport: support [trees) rapport [pers) port: conduite [mach) coussinet [surface) appui [of ropes) portage | -REIN, fausse rene |_SURFACE, surface d’appui | To lose one’s_S, Perdre le nord | To take the_S of [4>] Relever | Armorial_S [pi] armoiries | Ball_S, Roulements a billes BEAST [ea, i ] bete | Wild_s, Betes feroces j To make a _of o’self, S’abrutir | _ly a. degoutant : saligaud : cochon de ... | _ly drunk [vulg] Soul' comme un cochon _'INGS amouille BEAT [bite] coup : battement [round) itine- raire : ronde [watchman’s) parcours [hunt) battue Beat [bite] va. [pret. Beat: pp. Beaten] battre: frapper [to force) fourrer (dans, into] [game) rabattre [to outdo) l’emporter sur [F. Dead] [conquer) chasser | _about, battre (le bois] [4>) batailler | _against, se battre contre | _hack, repousser | _down, rabattre | — down the PRICE, marchander | _ in, enfoncer [drive) faire entrer | _ off, repousser | _ out, [flatten) aplatir [pound) faire sortir | _out to SEA, gagner le large j — up, battre [in, dans) delayer | That _s all! Cela depasse tout! Apres cela il faut tirer I'echelle [F Dessus] That_s me ! Cela me passe! | _a retreat, Battre en retraite Bea'te'n [btte-nn] a. [<k pp. F. Beat] battu BEA'TER [ea, i] batteur [sporting) rabatteur [mach) batte : battoir BEA'TING [ea, t] battement [drums) batterie: roulement [punishment) coups (pi]correction BEAU leo petit-maitre [lover) pretendant ('Beau'teous a. [poet] beau Beau'tiful a. beau [bel, belie] : magnifique | int. Magnifique ! [F BEATJTE] _lly ad. admirablement | It will do_lly, Cela me •§ va parfaitement ■“Beau'tify [fai] va. embellir BEAU'TY beaute fea | It’s a _! C’est a peindre! | She's a _! C est une belle! | ^ He’s a_, he' is ' C’est un vrai bijou! BEB FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS BEG b£b£ baby [be-bi, i bref] BEC [beck] [d'oiseau) beak : bill [de poisson) snout [de plume) nib [ lampe, gaz) burner [cafetiere, etc) beak : spout : point: mouth : lip [d’un pont) cutwater [pers, fam) mouth : tongue [de selle) peak | a_, Beaked | _a eventail, Batwing burner | ‘ Prise de _ Taunt : ‘set-to’ | -ALLUMEUR by-pass (light] _AUER incandescent gas-burner ‘ BECANE ’ ‘ bike ’ : ‘ push-bike ’ BECAR'RE [plus'] natural BECAS'SE woodcock [pers) goose |_dewier, Oyster-catcher | _S'SEAU young woodcock BECAS'SINE snipe | _sourde, Jack-snipe | Tirer la_, To ‘ let ... in ’ BEC-CROIS£ cross-bill BEC'-d’ANE mortice chisel : cross-cut C BEC-de-CORBIN" bill-hook [&) rave-hook BEC-de-LltVRE [beck] hare-lip BECFIGU'E, BEC-FIN" pipit: warbler ] _ veloce, Chiff-chaff BECHAMEL sauce of flour, butter, and cream BECHE spade | _pleine, Spadeful _de MER sea-slug (soup] BScher' va. to dig [pers) ‘ to run ... down ’ BECQU'EE | Donner la _ a, To feed Becqu'eter' va. to peck : to caress BEDAINE [vulg] ‘corporation’ BEDEAU beadle | BEDOUIN" [bedd'ouine] BEE | Bouche bee, Open-mouthed BEFFROI belfry : bell-turret : alarm bell b£gaiement- stammering Begayer" v. to stammer (out] BEGONIA_ b£GU'E [<fe f.] stammerer BEA ENGLISH-FRENCH BEG BEA'VER [ea, i ] castor [cloth) drap de C BE'BO dodo | To go to__ Aller faire dodo Becarm'e’d [camde] a. [J>] abrite Becam'e [keme] [pret. du verbe Become] Becau'se conj. parce que : car | _of, a cause BECK signe [brook) ruisseau [de Beck'on [bekk-’n] vn. faire signe (to, a] sBecom'e vn. [pret. Became : pp. Become] gdevenir : commencer a etre [wa.) convenir ia : etre digne de | What will_of him ? Que deviendra-t-il | He_s reconciled, estranged, 10II se reconcilie, II s’eloigne Becom'ing a. convenable [pretty) qui va bien BED lit [veget) couche [flower) plate-bande : parterre : carre [of ptng. press) marbre [geol) assise : gisement [tech) table [lathe, stones) banc [J>) souille | In_, Au lit | To go to_, Se coucher : aller se c | They were all gone to_, Tout le monde etait alle se coucher | To sleep in separate _S, Faire lit a part \ To take to one’s_, S’aliter | He got out on the wrong side of the _, II s’est leve du pied gauche | Box_, Litclos | To turn into _, Se mettre au lit | To turn down the _-CLOTHES, Faire la coiiverturei -FELLO W camarade de lit | -HANDINGS rideaux de lit | -ridde'n a. alite -e | _ROOM cham- bre a coucher | _ROOM SET garniture de toilette | -TIME Vheure de se [or du] coucher — va. coucher [tech) fixer : enfoncer | Double- bedded room, Chambre a deux lits Bedau'b va. barbouiller (with, de] enduire BEDD'ING lit: literie: couchage |_PLANTS plantes de serre froide et de pleine terre Bedeck' va. parer (with, de] Bedew' [bi-diou] va. arroser, baigner (de,with Bedim' [-mme'd] va. obscurcir Bediz'e'n va. attifer BED'LAM [le-m] ‘_’ : Charenton BED'STEA'D [stedd] lit : couchette | Iron _, Lit de fer | Four-post__ Lit a colonnes BEE abeille [ah-bay'] [fig) concours: reunion (pour travailler, etc.] To keep _s, Elever des <** abeilles | A_in one’s BONNET, ‘ Un coup de marteau ’ | -BREAD pollen | -EATER " guepier | -HIVE ruche | -KEEPER eleveur I d’abeilles | -KEEPIN G apiculture | _OR- v CH'IS ophrys abeille |_S’ WAX cirejaune /BEECH [bitch] hetre | -MARTEN fouine | -MAST faines (pi] -NUT faine BEEF bceuf | Boiled _, Bouilli : boeuf buuilli | Roast_, Rosbif | Salt [ou corned] _, Boeuf sale | _STEAK [ bife-steke ] bifteck | -TEA [ti] bouillon de boeuf « -EATER vieux soldat de la garde royale ® BE'ELZEBUB' [be-b] Belzebuth" gBeen [pp. V. Be] ete aBEER biere | Glass of _, Bock : cliope | co Small_, Petite-biere | To think no small_ of o’self, Se croire le premier moutardier du pape | -SHOP cabaret: brasserie BEET betterave | Sugar _, B a sucre | -SUGAR sucre de B i BEE'TLE escarbot: scarabee [tech) demoi- I selle : hie : maillet | Black_, Blatte I Bee'tling CRAG [poet] rocher menagant VBEET'ROOT [route] betterave Befall' [a comme o dans sort] vn. [pret. Befell : pp. Befallen] arriver (a] Befitt'ing a. convenable (a] [-ly -ment] Befor'e prep, [place) devant [time or order) avant [law) par-devant (notaire, etc.] _six o’clock, Avant six lieures | _going there. Avant d’y aller | _the king, Devant le roi | ^ _ the reader, Sous les yeux du lecteur | Those who have gone_us, Nos devanciers | _ ad. devant : avant : auparavant : pr6a- ■° lablement [forward) en avant [already) deja [earlier)plus tot: naguere [hitherto) jusqu’ici j As_, Comme par le passe _a. [previous] d’avant Befor'e" hand ad. a Vavance : A’avance : en A To be_with, Prendre les devants sur Befri'end' [bifrennde] va. aider : secourir Beg [-gge'd] v. mendier (of, a] demander (of, to : a, de] prier ... de \ I_to acknowledge ..., J’ai l’honneur de vous accuser reception de ... | I_to thank you for, Je viens vous remercier de | _! [to a dog] Fais le beau! Bega'n [pret. V. Begin] fengendrer Beget' [guett] va. [pret. Begot': pp. Begott'e n] /"BEGGAR mendiant -e [fam) ‘ gueux, gueuse ’ | He is a ‘cheeky_,’ II est insolent comme un valet de bourreau | _va. appauvrir : ruiner [fig) epuiser | _ly a. miserable ( BEGG'ARY mendicite : misere BEG FRANQAIS - ’ " " 7" ~~ BEGU'EULE prude : touch-me-not sort of person ’ | Faire la_, To be prudish — a. straight-laced | _RIE prudery BliGU'IN'' cap | ‘Avoir un _ pour,’ To ‘be sweet on’ [ou ‘ mashed on’] fthing’ BEGU'INE_: nun [fig) ‘poor superstitious BIlGU'INAGE convent (of Beguines] bigotry Beige a. undyed : unbleached : self-coloured BEIGNET" fritter BltJAUNE nestling [pers) ‘prentice hand' | Payer son_, To pay one’s footing Bel, Belle [F. Beau] BSLE’MENT' bleating | Beler' vn. to bleat BEL-ESPRIT” ‘_’ : wit BELETTE weasel |"ou way BELGE [<£ f.] Belgian | a la_, In the B style, BIlLIER" ram | Le_ [astr] Aries BELIERE suspension-ring -ANGLAIS BEN BIlLITRE rascal : scoundrel BELLADONE [pr. both f’s] belladonna : dead- Belle [F. Beau] |_ly night-shade BELLE — : beauty [jeu) final: deciding game | Les_S' (pi] the fair : the fair sex | _de JOUR convolvulus | _de NUIT' marvel of Peru | -FILL'E daughter-in-law [bru] step-dauglitcr | -S -LETTRES' ‘_’ : polite literature | -3IERE mother-in-law : stepmother | -SCEUR sister-in-law : half-sister Belligeranf-e a._ent [bel-lidje-re-nntt] Belliqu eux'-ewse a. warlike [plats) bellicose BELV^D^RE belvedere : look-out B^MOL [mims] flat | _iser‘ va. to flatten b£n£DICIT£ | Dire le _, To say grace B^NtpiCTIN” -E [<fc a.] _tine (monk ou nun] BENEDICTION"_ [che-nn\ blessing | C’est line_! [F. remark at Awful, par. 2] BEG ENGLISH—FRENCH BEN /Begin' v. [pret. Began : pp. Begun] com- mencer (with, by, par : together, with, avec] debuter : entamer : ouvrir [work) se met- tre a | Next morning began ..., Le lendemain 1 s’annonga ... | He began writing, 11 se mit s a ecrire | To_with ..., Commencer par... | ^ To_again, Recommencer | To soon_to, i Ne pas tarder a BEGINN'ER debutant-e : commengant-e BEGINN'ING commencement : origine : debut: ouverture (de la chasse, etc.] VBegirt' pp. environne (with, de] Begon'e! int. Ya-t’en ! Allez-vous-en ! Begott'e’n [V. Beget] O'nly-—, Unique Begri'me’d [i a'i ] pp. noirci : barbouille (de] Begui'le [gaile] va. tromper : seduire : passer Begun' [glie-nn] \pp. V. Begin] BEHA'LF [hdf] In_of, En faveur de | On _of, Au nom de [com) au profit de Beha've [here] vn. [vr. to_o’self] se corn- porter : se conduire (well, bien : badly, mal] _properly! [to child] Tiens-toi bien! BEHA'VIOUR conduite : manieres (pi] tenue | Polite_in society, Savoir-vivre Behead' [hedd] va. decapiter : guillotiner BEHEAU'ING decapitation BEHEST' ordre : commandement Behi'nd [i at] prep, derriere : en arriere de [time) en retard (de] — ad. derriere : par D | _the time, En retard | _the times, Arriere Behi'ndhand [i at ] ad. en arriere : en retard Beho'ld va. \_pret. & pp. Beheld] voir _! int. Yoyez! Voila! | _e‘n a. redevable BEHO'LDER spectateur -trice [to, a BEHOO'F [bihoufe, h asp] profit : avantage Beho've [h asp] vn. | It_s [him] to, 11 [lui] convient de BE'ENG etre : existence | ... for the time_, Bela'bour [le-be-r] va. ‘rosser’ |_... actuel Bela'ted [le-tedd] a. attarde Belay' va. [pp. Belaid] tourner(sur untaqpet] _ING CLEAT taquet | _ING PIN cabillot ‘Belch’ vn. [vulg] roter | _forth va. vomir BEL'DAME [bag] vieille sorciere BEL'FRY beffroi : clocher BEL'GIAN Beige [a.) beige : de Belgiqxie Beli'e [at] va. donner un dementi a BELIEF' [life] croyance : foi (in, en] Belie've v. croire (in, a, en] I don't_a word of it, Je n’en crois pas le premier mot | To intake ..._, Faire croire a | Yes I_, Je crois IS que oui | _me to remain [epist.] Yeuillez ■Sme croire ... | _vable a. croyable | _VER croyanf-e | Not a_in, Pas partisan de Belitt'le va. decrier : faire fi de BELL cloche [hand and house) sonnette [call, time-piece, & cycle) timbre [little nut-9haped) grelot- : clochette | To ring the , Sonner | Chime of S, Carillon | To the CAT, Attacher le grelot | -CLAPPER battant | _CRANK LEVER mouvementde sonnette | _GLASS cloche | -HANGER poseur de son- nettes j -MAN crieur public | -METAL metal de C _ PULL bouton de S | -RINGER sonneur | -shape’d, En forme de cloche Bell vn. bramer | _ING bramement Bell'icose [s g] a. belliqueux Bell'ie'd a. [vulg] Big-_, a gros ventre: ventru Bell'oW [w nul] vn. beugler [fig) gronder : mugir | _ING beuglement : mugissement BELL'OW'S soufflet | A pair of —, Un S _ BLOWER souffleur (d’orgue] BELL'Y ventre [un.) s’enfler : gonfler | My _FUL, Tout mon content : ‘ tout mon sofil ’ Belong' vn. appartenir : etre : etre propre (a, de, to] faire partie (to, de] se rattacher (to, a] This knife_s to me, Ce couteau est a moi | All_ing to him, Tout ce qui lui appartient BELONG'INGS [pi] affaires : etfets Belov'e'd [le-v] a. bien-aime : cheri : cher Belo'w [pr. bi-lo'] prep, sous : au-dessous de [down the river) en aval de [ad.) en bas : au- dessous [hereafter) ci-apres | Here _, Ici-bas BELT ceinture [machinery) courroie [shoulder, and Orion’s) baudrier [for sword) ceinturon [Jupiter’s) bande | -driven. Mu, mue par courroie | -FAST'ENER agrafe de C Bemoan' [bi-mone] va. pleurer : deplorer BENCH banc : gradin [work_) etabli [j udge’s seat) siege [the j udges) la cour : la magistra- ture [F.Bishop]_MARK [levelling]repere BEN'CHER [London) membre du conseil ad- ministratif June confrerie d’avocats (ou Inn] [F. Batonnier] BEN FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS BES b£n£F!CE [feece] [eccles)_[theatre) benefit [com) profit : premium [F Inventaire] B^NltFICIAIRE ... who gets the benefit [com) sharer in the profits [de cheque) payee BiiNliFICIER" beneficed clergyman : incumbent [wi.) to make a profit [va.) to work BEN&T” simpleton : booby [a.) silly Benevole a. kind [-menf -ly] BENGALI _ [oiseau) Indian finch Beni-e a. [pp. of v. Benir] blessed : blest Benin" -ign'e a. benign : kind [rned) mild Benir va. to consecrate [pers) to bless [The pp. is Beni -e : but when by a priest, Benit-e] Benit’-e a. consecrated [F. Benir] Eau _e, Holy water | Eau_e de cour. ‘ Blarney ’ | (Test pain_, [fig] It serves you right BENITIER" holy-water vessel BENJAMIN" ‘_’ [benn'j-e-minn] darling boy BENJAMINE [*] spencer BENJOIN" benzoin : gum benjamin BENOIT’ Benedict BENOxTE geum urbanum [fam) herb-bennet BENZINE _ [en ang. pr. benn'-zvne] BENZOI_ BEQUILLE crutch [agr) spud [&) shore [aero) tail-skid | Beqirill’er’m. to shore up BER [bare] [& & fig] cradle BERCAIL’ [no plural] sheep-fold : fold BERCE cow-parsnip BERCEAU [bare-so] cradle : bassinet [arbres) arbour [arch) vault BERCELONNETTE bassinet [fam) cot BERCEMENT" rocking : lulling Bercer’ va. to rock [de, with) to lull : to delude BERCEUSE rocking-chair [air) cradle-song BIURET" cap (like a Tam-o’-Shanter] BERGAMOTE ber'gamot [motte] BERGE [steep) bank : rock : long-boat BERGER* [bare-zshay] shepherd [poet) swain | L'heure du_, The witching hour: hour of eve BERGERE shepherdess : easy chair BERGERIE sheep-fold | _S' pastorals BERGERON'NETTE wagtail b£RICHON" [pop.] wren BERLE [&oi] sium | BERLINE berlin BERLINGOT" kind of sweet [striped drop] BERLINOIS’ -E native of Berlin [a.)of, from B BERLUE defective vision | Avoir la_, [tig] To be blind BERME berm [pathway on bank] [fort) berm BERNARDIN" -E Cistercian (monk, nun] BERNARD’-L’HERMITE hermit-crab BERNE blanketing [d>) distress | Pavilion en _, Flag of distress [deuil) flag at half-mast Berner’ va. [fig] to make game of : to chaff BERNEUR -EUSE chaffer : joker Bernique ! int. Not a bit of it! BERNOIS’-E [& a.] Bernese [beur-nize] b£RYI_[pr. berrill] BESACE wallet | Etre reduit a la_, To be brought to beggary BESANT’ [blason] bez'ant BESICLES' [zeek’l] [pi] ‘barnacles’ : spec- BESIGUE [s as z] bezique [tacles BESOGN’E [pr. be-zoine] work [difficile) task [fam) job | 11 aime la_ faite, He doesn’t like work | De la bonne_! A pretty mess of Besogn’eux’-ettse a. needy : hard-up j_it! BEN ENGLISH-FRENCH BES BEND courbnre : coude (de route, etc.] [pipe) coude [d>) nceud [timbers) lisse Bend v. [pret. &pp. Bent] [to, a] plier : cour- ber : tourner : s’incliner [the knee) flechir [a bow) tendre [spoil) fausser [sail) enverguer [jibs, ropes) garnir [cable) etalinguer [fig) diriger (vers, towards]_down, courber : se pencher | _round, recourber Benea'pe’d [J>] a. retenu par la morte-eau Benea'th prep, au-dessous de : sous [ad.) au- dessous : en bas BENEFAC'TION [clie-nn] bienfait BEN'EFACTOR [of. to, de] bienfaiteur BEN*EFACTRESS [of, to, de] bienfaitrice 'SBen'efice’d CLERGYMAN, beneficier ^BENEF'ICENCE [to, a] bienfaisance ceBenef'icent a. bienfaisant £ Benefit’/ial [che-l ] a. [to, a] avantageux : •- salutaire [-lly, ad. avantageusement] BEN'EFIT [i tres bref] profit : bienfait [actor’s) benefice | For the_of, [com] Au profit de [fig) a (son) intention | To give ... the_of the doubt, Faire beneficier ... du doute _[va.) faire du bien a | He will — by the journey, Le voyage lui fera du bien _SOCIETY societe de secours mutuels BENEV'OLENCE bienfaisance [ais like ez] Benev'olent a. bienfaisant [ais like ez] BENGAL' LIGHT feu de Bengale Beni'g’hted [bi-na'i-tedd] a. [tig] ignorant: plotige dans les tenebres Beni'q’n a. benin, benigne : bienfaisant: doux BENT penchant : genie [grass) agrostie [pp. V. Bend] [a.) courbe : plie [spoiled ) fausse ] To be_upon (...ing] Tenir absolument a \ _on doing it, Resolu a le faire Benum'b’e’d with [bi-ne-mmdd] transi de : BEN'ZOIN benjoin [engourdi par BEN'ZOLINE essence minerale Bequea'th va. leguer | BEQUEST' legs [lay] Berea've [rive] [pret. Bereft: pp. Bereave’d] va. priver (of, de] _d a. afflige _MENT perte : solitude BERLIN' WOOL [beur-linn] laine a broder BERR'Y bale : grain [coffee_) grain BERTH [bed on board ship and on Pullman) ^couchette : lit [employment) poste : emploi c [ship's) poste d’amarrage : poste a quai | To ,-jgive ... a wide_, Eviter ... | Lying at her **_ [d>] Mouille a son poste [to, de Besee'ch va. [pret. & pp. Besoug’ht] implorer Beset' va. [ pret. & pp._] entourer : obseder | Close_, Serre de pres | Besetting sin, Peche mignon Besi'de prep, a cote de : aupres de : excepte | ^_(lie point, Hors de propos | To be_o’s with •'2 joy, Ne plus se sentir de joie \ Besi'des ad. ® d’ailleurs : du reste : de plus : autre : outre | Two_him, Deux en plus de lui Besie'ge [bisidje] va. assieger | _d a. assiege BESIE GER [& a. Besie'ging] assiegeant Besme'ar va. [de, with] barbouiller : souiller BES FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS BIB BESOIN" need : want : necessity | Au_, [or, En cas de _,] In case of need | Si _ est, ^If needs be | Avoir_, To be in need (de, of] u> to want (de, to : V.2 lines below] A-t-il_de * vous ? Does he want you ? | 11 n’a pas — d’ecrire, He needn’t write | J’ai — que vous y alliez, I want you to go there Besson" -nne a. twin Bestial -e a. bestial : brutish : like a beast _ement' ad. bestially BESTIALITE _ty TD rover BESTIAUX' [pi] cattle | Conducteur de —, B£TA blockhead : greenhorn : noodle B£tAIL’ cattle (pi] live-stock BETE beast: animal [fig) fool : bugbear | —s a comes, Horned cattle | _de somme, Beast of burden | _ de trait, Draught animal | _a bon Dieu, Ladybird | Que vous etes —! How stupid you are! | Faire la —, To play the fool [enfant) to be silly | 11 est nia_ noire, I hate the sight of him | Grosse —, Big fool | ‘Chercher la petite_,’ To split straws : to be over-critical Bfite a. stupid | Pas si_, Not such a fool! | 11 n’est pas_du tout, He' is no fool [-rnenf-ly] B&TISE [s as z] folly : stupid'ity : very stupid thing : piece of nonsense : blunder | Pas de _s ! No nonsense! BETOINE bet'ony BtTON" concrete [vache) beastings | _ arme, Reinforced C : ferro-concrete : C steel Betonner’ va. to concrete BETTERAVE beet-root [fourragere) mangel- wurzel | _a sucre, Sugar-beet * BEUGLANT” ’ low music-hall BEUGLEMENT- bellowing Beugler' vn. to bellow BEURRE butter | ‘ Faire son_,’To feather one’s nest | _fondu, Bthat has been melted and kept in pot [not ‘ melted B '] _noir, B done in a pan, with vinegar, pepper, and salt. to a deep brown [ E. Butter] Tartine de_, or BEUR'REE, Slice of bread and butter Beur’rer* va. to butter BEUR'RIER" butter-dish BEVUE1 blunder BIAIS' [bee-ay] skew : slant: expedient [d’wne jupe) tuck [filon) dip | De_, En_, Sloping: on the slant : crosswise | Arche biaise, Skew BIAISEMENT" [s as z\ [fig] shuffling [arch Biaiser' tm. to slope [tig) to shuffle BIAISEUR [s as z] shuffler BIBE'LOT” [beeb'-lo] trinket : article of vertu | _S' knick-knacks BIBE'RON" feeding bottle [pers) toper | Elever au_, To bring ... up by hand BES ENGLISH—FRENCH BEW BE'SOM [bxse'mxri] balai Besott'ed a. abruti: infatue [”V- Beseech Besou'g'ht [bi-sott, o dans sort] pret. <h pp. Bespan'yle'd [spagn-gue-ld'] a. etincelant (de] Bespea'k [bi-spique] va. [to order) commander [a seat, cab) retenir [show) accuser : annoncer Besprin'kle [sprignk’l] va. arroser (with, de] BESS'EMER STEEL, acier Bessemer Best a. [superlat. de Good] [le) meilleur [le) mieux [le) plus beau [ad.) le mieux : le plus | At_, Au mieux | I did my_, J’ai fait tout mon possible [or de mon mieux] [E. S’ingenier] He has the_of it, II a le dessus | He’s the — of men ! C’est la perle des homines! [ V. Pois] In one’s_CLOTHES, Endimanche -e | _ MAN garcon d’honneur | To make the_of it, En prendre son parti : faire centre mau- vaise fortune bon cceur [ V. MONDE, POLICY] Bestir' one’s self vr. se remuer : s’empresser Besto'w va. [on, upon, a] donner : accorder Bestrew' va. [pp. _n] [with, de] parsemer Bestri'de [at ] va. [pret. Bestrode: pp. Bestrid- de n] enjamber [a horse) enfourcher Bestudd'ed [ste-] a. & pp. parseme (with, de] BET pari [va. -tted) parier | ‘ You — ! ’ [Amer.] Poursfir! ‘Pensez-vous!’ Beta'ke [a e] va. [pret. Betook : pp. Betake'n] se livrer (to, a] s’en aller (to, a, dans, vers] Bethink' [o’s] vr. [pp. Bethought] [of, de : to, Beti'de [i ai ] vn. arriver a |_de] s’aviser Beti'mes [at] ad. de bonne heure : bientot Beto'ke'n va. presager : annoncer BET'ONY betoine Betray' va. trahir : tromper : entrainer[show) reveler | _ER traitre : traxtresse Betroth' [o] va. fiancer | _e'd a. fiance -e BETROTH'AL [6] flaxiQailles (pi] BETT'ER [a person who bets] parieur : gageur —S superieurs | He apes his_s, 11 singe ceux qui valent mieux que lui Bett'er a. [comp, de Good] meilleur : plus fort [ad.) mieux | _late than never, Mieux vaut tard que jamais | I am _, Je me porte mieux | I had_, Je ferais M de [V. Have] So much the_, Tant M | To think_of, Se raviser [au sujet] de | To think the_of..., En estimer davantage [E. Garder] To get the _ of, Etre plus fort -e (que la maladie] avoir raison de : l’emporter sur | To be_ worth, Valoir mieux | To be all the_for, Se trouver bien de ... | Change for the _, Changement en bien | _up than I am in ..., Plus ferre que moi sur ... | To_one’s self, Ameliorer sa position | My _ HALF, Ma chere rnoitie | BETT'ERMENTame'ltarattow BETT'ING pari | _MAN gageur : parieur Betwee'n [bi-touine] prep, entre : a : de | — whiles, Dans l’intervalle | _this and the end of the year, D’ici a la fin de I’annee | — ourselves, Entre nous ... Betwixt' prep, entre BEY'EL biseau : biais [of wheels) conicite[tool) faasse equerre | -GEAR engrenage conique | -WHEEL roue d’angle : pignon conique j _lle’d a. en biseau | -BOARDS ... a biseaux BEY'ERAGE [bev-e-redje] boisson : breuvage BEV'Y compagnie : troupe Bewai'l [bi-ouele] va. pleurer : se lamenter sur Bewa're of vn. se garder (de] prendre garde (a] _of PICKPOCKETS, Mefiez-vous des voleurs Bewil'der va. egarer : embarrasser (de. with] —MENT egarement Bewitch' va. ensorceler : enchanter | _ing a. enchanteur-teresse | _ingly ad. ... a ravir BIB FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS BIE BIBLE [beebT] _ [baibe-l) BIBLIOGRAPHE _og'rapher BIBLIOCRAPHIE _og'raphy Bibliographiqu'e a. _graphical BIBLIOMANE _maniac [megniac] BIBLIOPHILE _ : book-lover BIBLIOTH'IlCAIRE librarian BIBLIOTH'EQUE library [meuble) book-case [de ch. de f.) book-stall Bibliqu'e a. biblical [societe) Bible (society] BIBUS | De_, Trifling : of no importance * BICARRE ’ student in his fourth year BICEPS [<fea.]_ | II a du_, He has plenty of BIC&TRE [fig] bedlam [muscle BICHE hind : roe BICHON"-2V.NE pug : lap-dog [fam) little dear * Bichonner' ’ va. to dress up Biconcave a. double-concave Biconvexe a. double-convex BICOQITE little hole of a place : den : hovel BICYCLE [high) bicycle [bcw] BICYCLETTE [beeciclet] bicycle [vulg) 'bike’ _de dame, Lady’s bicycle | _pliante, Folding bicycle | _de route, Roadster | a_, On a bicycle | Aller a_, Faire de la_, To cycle | Promenade a_, Bicycle ride : ‘spin’ BIDET” nag : horse ‘BIDOCHE ’ [vulg] meat | BIDON" tin : can BIEF or BIEZ' [bee-ay] mill-race : reach (of a BIELLE rod : connecting-rod [canal BIEN” good : wealth : property : welfare : advantage : comfort : kindness [F Property] Faire du_a To do ... good | Gens de _, Good men | Homme de_, Good man |_ substitue, Entailed estate | _ de famille, [America] Homestead exemption law | _s' fonciers', Landed estate | _s immeubles, Realty | _s meubles, Personalty | _ en rentes, Funded property | —S'-FOND'S' (pi] landed property : P ‘that won’t run away’ Bien ad. [comp. Mieux : sup. Le mieux] [de, of: de, to] well : right : certainly : indeed : gentlemanly : ladylike : respectable,-ly : well off [suivi d'un adjectif) very : quite (dead, etc.] thorough!: duly [compar.) much : far | C’est_a moi, It is mine (l’accent sur ‘ is ’] _de, du, de la, des [nombre) many [quantity) much [F. Do, auxil., art. 2]_avec, On good terms with | C’est_dommage que, It’s a great pity that | Eh _! Well! | Tout va_! All right! | Homme qui est_, Good-looking man | Vous ferez_d’y aller, You had better go there | II y a_..., There really is [pi. are] ... | C’est _ fait, It serves you [them, him, etc.] right | _fait'-e [pers') handsome: well-made | Je sens_, I am well aware | Je vois_, I see clearly ... j Mener a_, To bring ... to a successful issue | Nous sommes ! tres _ ici, We are very comfortable here : we shall do very well here [ou, we can see ou hear very well where we are] On y est tres __ The accommodation there is very good | Nous sommes fort_ensemble, We are on very good terms | Pour_faire, By right, ... | _loin, Very far off | _ loin de, Far from | _que, Although | _aise a. glad : happy | _-aime-e beloved | -DIRE eloquence I -Ftre welfare : well-being : comfort : relief | -FAIRE well-doing -intention'ne-e a. well-meaning BIENFAISANCE beneficence : relief j CEuvres de_, Charities Bienfaisanf-e a. kind [cliose) beneficial BIENFAIT" favour : kindness : benefit : boon (pour, to:a, on] BIENFAITEUR - TRICEbenefactor -tress [berate] Bienh'eureux'-ettse a. blessed : happy Biennal -e a. biennial : for two years BIENSEANCE decency : propriety Bienseant'-e a. becoming (a, of : de, to] decent BEY ENGLISH-FRENCH BIL Beyond' prep, au dela de (du] par dela : au- dessus de [ad.) au dela : plus loin | _the town, Au dela de la ville | _50 years, Au dela de 50 ans | _measure, Outre mesure | That’s_me, Cela me passe BI'AS [baf-ss] biais : penchant : prejuge (to, pour : towards, vers : to, a] va. faire pencher: prevenir BIB bavette | -COCK robinet a bee coude BI'BLE [baibe-l) bible | _ SOCIETY societe biblique | Bib'lieal a. biblique BICK'ERING piqures d’epingles (pi] ‘ bisbille’ BI'CYCLE [bdi-ci-k’l] bicyclette | Lady’s _, Bicyclette de dame | High_, Bicycle | Motor _, Motocyclette | Tandem_, Tandem | By _, On a_, a B |_RIDE promenade a B \ _STAND support (de B) _TRACK piste BI'CYCLING [le) cyclisme : velocipedie | To go _, To go in for_, Faire de la bicyclette Bl'CYCLIST cycliste BID enchere | Highest_, La plus forte [or haute] E | To make a_for, Youloir capter Bid va. [pret. Bid, Bade : pp. Bidden] commander (de] inviter (a] recommander (de]_ for, [pret. & pp. Bid] offrir | _ farewell to, Dire adieu a [F Good-day] _ fair to, Pro- mettre de \ To the highest BIDD'ER, Au plus offrant et dernier encherisseur BIDD'ING ordres (pi] [offer) enchere Bide one’s TIME [baide] vr. se reserver Bienn'ial [ye-t] a._nnal [plant) bisannuel | BIER civiere [_Ily ad. tons les deux ans Big a. grand : gros : vaste | As_as, Aussi gros que : gros comme | _ enough to ..., [pers] De taille a ... | To talk_, Le prendre dehaut | To look_, Faire l’important | To grow bigger, Grandir | _with. Crosse : enceinte de [animals) pleine | -END fete de biellc _NESS grosseur : grandeur BIGG'IN cafetiere BIG'HT [batfe] [40 double [of sail) sein BIG'WIG gros bonnet ‘ BIKE ’ [bai7c] [vulg] ‘ becane ’: ‘ velo ’ BIL'BERRY airelle BIL'BOES [pi., J>] fers BILGE petits fonds (pi] _ va. defoncer [tut.) faire eau | _PUMP pompe de cale _WATER eau, de la cale Bil' ious [ye-ss] a. bilieux _NESS affection bilieuse : attaque de bile BIE FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS BIQ Bientot- ad. soon : very soon : shortly | a_! Good-bye for the present! good-will BIENVEILL'ANCE kindly feeling: kindness : Bienveill'anf-e a. kind (pour, to ... : de, to] kindly disposed (a l’egard de, towards] Peu _, Unkind | _amment' ad. kindly Bienvenir v. (Table 15) Se faire_de, To get into ...’s favour : to make o’.s agreeable to BIENVENU -E [<fc «.] welcome | Etre le [or la] _, To be W | BIEN VENUE welcome [payee) BIERE beer [cercueil) coffin [.footing B1EZ- mill-race : reach (of a canal] Biffer- [beefay] va. to cancel : to strike out BIFFIN" [plais] foot-soldier: ‘ Tommy Atkins ’ Bifide a. bifid : bifidate BIFTECK beef-steak : steak BIFURCATION" branching off : branch se Bif urqu'er' vr. to branch : to bifurcate Bifurqu’e -e pp. forked : bifurcated BIGAME bigamist [a.) ... guilty of bigamv BIGAAIIE_my | BIGARADE Seville orange Bigar're -e a. mot'ley : mottled BIGAR'REAU white-heart cherry BigarTer* va. to mottle : to variegate BIGAR’RURE med'ley v BIGLE person who squints [chien) beagle [a.) SIGN’ONE bigno'nia [bigg] [squinting BIGORNE beaked anvil BIGORNEAU periwinkle BIGOT- -E big'ot [a.) big'oted BIG0TE’RIE, BIGOTISME big'otry BIGUE derrick BIJOU jewel : gem : ‘ little dear ’ BIJOUTE RIE jewellery BIJOUTIER" -IERE jeweller BILAN-- balance-sheet : schedule | Deposer son_, To file one’s petition BILBOQU-ET" cup and ball BILE_[i at] gall : anger | Se faire de la — Bilieux- -ease a. bilious : irritable [To fret BILL'ARD" billiards (pi] [bil'-ye-rdz] billiard- table | Salle de_, Billiard-room BILL'E ball : balk [jeu d’enfant) marble | _S' [eye] balls | Coussinet a_s, or Frotte- ment a_s, Ball-bearings (pi] BILL’ET- ticket («& etc.] note : bill : handbill : circular | _d’aller, Single ticket | _d’aller et retour, Return T | _s collectifs, T’s at reduced rate for a party, etc. | _de train de plaisir, Excursion T | _valable ... jours, Excursion T, ou Tourist T | _a ordre,_au porteur, Promissory note payable to order, to bearer | _ de BANQUE, Bank-note j _ CIRCULAIRE, Circular ticket |_DOUX- 1_’: love-letter | _ de FAIRE PART-, Wedding [ou funeral] card [naiss) intimation of birth | _de LOGEMENT-- [X] billet-ticket BIL'LEVESEES' (pi] [s as z] nonsense BIL'LION Ksj thousand millions BILL'ON copper coin : base coin [aqr) ridge BILL'OT" block BIMBELOTERIE toys (pi] toy-trade BIMBELOTIER" toy-seller | Chez un_, At a Bimensuel -lie a. fortnightly [tov-shop Bimetalliqu'e a. _ic BIMETALLISMS _ism | _ISTE _ist BINAGE second dressing [ou digging] Binaire a. binary | BINARD" low truck: trolly Biner- va. to dig, ou hoe again BINETTE hoe [tig. pop.) ‘ phiz ’ BINIOU [Brittany] bagpipe * BINOCLE ‘ pince-nez ’: ‘lorgnette- BINdME binomial (curve, etc.] BIOGRAPHE biog'rapher | BIOGRABHIE _phy | Biographiqu'e a. —graphical BIOLOGIE_gy | Biologique a. biolog'ical BIPkDE [<fe a.] biped [bdi'-ped] Biplace a. \ Appareil_, Two-seater BIPLAN-- biplane [bdi-plene] BIQU'E slie-goat [fig) wretched old horse BIL ENGLISH-FRENCH BIN BILL [bird’s) bee [_hook)serpe [tradesman’s) memoire : compte [invoice) facture [at hotel) note [at eating-house) addition [com) billet : effet: traite [banker’s_) lettre de change [parliam’nt)projet de loi [Eng.& Americ. pari) - bill ’ [F. Bring in : Jury] Private_, Projet d’interet local -.proposition de loi | To throw out the_, Repousser le projet | To discount _S, Faire l’escompte | To draw a_on, Faire traite sur : tirer sur | Doctor’s _, Note de medecin | Long_, Gros memoire | Longdated _, Billet a longue echeance | Play-_, Programme de spectacle | Posting—, Afflche | Stick no_S ! Defense d’afficher ! | -BOOK carnet d’echeances | -BROKER courtier de change | -CASE porte-valeurs | _ DISCOUNTING escompte d’effets de commerce! _ of EXCHANGE lettre de change (sur l’etranger] — of FARE [fer] menu : carte | _HEAD en-tete (de facture']_of HEALTH patente de sante | _ of LADING con- naissement | _S of MORTALITY registre mortuaire | _ of PARCELS facture \ -POSTER afticheur | _ STAMP [F. Timbre] _of SALE [F. Saisie-revendication] BILL'ET buche [X) billet [va.) loger _MOU'LDING [arch] billettes (pi] _TICKET billet de logement BILL'IARD | -BALL bille | _ ROOM salle de billard | -TABLE billard BILL'IARDS (pi] [UV-ye-rdz] billard BILL'INGSGATE [giiete] langage des Miles BILL'ION fea trillion BILL'OW- vague : Hot | _y a. houleux BILL'Y-GOAT bouc BIN [binn] huche : coffre : porte-bouteilles /^Bindv. [pret & pp. Bound] [with, de] lier: affermir : obliger [books, in leather or cloth) relier (en, in] [books, in boards) cartonner [sew) border [boy) mettre en apprentissage (chez, to] s’engager (to, a] To_up, Bander: lier | I’ll be bound! J’en reponds ! | I’m ’5 bound to state, Je suis oblige de constater :§ [F. Bound] ~Bl'NDER lieur [book_) relieur [agr) lieuse [tie) bande [building) attache BUNDING bandeau [books) reliure [edging) bordure: tresse: galon |_a. obligatoire [med) astringent | _SCREW vis de pression yBI'NDWEED liseron BIQ FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS BLA BIQU'ET' kid : scales (pi] Bis [beece] ad. twice : again | _! Encore! | No. 10_, Number 10 A [tenn, e] Bis'-e [bee, beez] a. brown | Pain_, B bread BISAGE colour dyed over another BISAlEUL -E [bee-zah-yull] great-grandfather : great-grandmo ther Bisannuel -lie a. biennial BISBILL'E fall out: bickering j En _, At BISCAlEN" biscayan [loggerheads Biscornu-e a. [fig] outlandish : odd BISCOTIN" hard biscuit BISCOTTE bread dried in an oven : rusk BISCUIT" [bee-skwee} _ [en ang. pr. bislcitt] [en Amerique) cracker | — de mer, Ship B | _de Savoie, [or a la cuiller] Sponge-cake BISE [s as z] north wind BISE'AU [8,2:] bevel : bevelling [typ) side-stick [petit) foot-stick [du pain) kissing-crust | En _, Bevelled | Relie a —X', In bevelled boards Bise'auter' [s, z} va. to mark (cards, i.e., cheat] Yerre biseaute, Bevelled glass Biser' [2] va. to dye ... again [vn.) to get brown BISET" [s, 2] rock pigeon : guard in civilian’s BISETTE footing (lace] • [dress BISMUTH' _ [fit fort] BISON" [s as 2] _ [baice-nn} BISONNE grey lining BISQUE crab-soup | Bisquer' v. to be vexed BISQUINE Biscayan schooner BIS'SAC wallet | Bis'secteur -tricea.bisecting BIS’ SECTION’ ■ bisection | BIS ’SEC TRICE Bisser' va. to encore [bisector Bis'sextil -e a. _tile : leap (-year] BISTORTE bistort | BISTOURI _ry Bistourner' va. to twist [anim) to castrate : BISTRE_ | Crayon_, Bistre pencil [to geld Bistre -e a. swarthy : sunburnt ‘ BISTRO ’ keeper of a wine-shop BITORD" spun-yarn | BIT’TES’ [*] bitts BIT' TURE range of cable BITUME bit'umen | _r* va. to cover with B (ou Bitumineux' -eu.se a._inous [asphalte] BIVALVE _ BIVOUAC [bee-vwak} _ : camping-ground Bivaqu'er', Bivouaqu'er' vn. to bivouac Bizarre a. odd : whimsical : queer [-merit' -ly BIZARRERIE oddity : whim ‘ BIZUT'H’ student in his first year Blackbouler' va. to blackball Blafard" -e a. pale : wan : dim BLAGU'E tobacco pouch [vulg) ‘humbug’: ‘ bunkum ’ | _r' v. [vulg] to ‘ humbug ’ : to BLAGU'EUR-EUSE humbug [‘chaff’ BLAID [Midi] kind of tennis BLAIREAU badger : shaving-brush BIN ENGLISH-FRENCH BLA BINN'ACLE [binn'-e-k’l} habitacle BIRCH [be-rtc7i] bouleau [rod) verges (pi] CBIRD oiseau | Song-_, O. chanteur | Cock —, 0. male | Hen_, O.femelle | Jail_, Gibier de potence | ‘ Old_,’ ‘ Vieux ruse ’ | To kill JL two_s with one stone, Faire d'tme pierre ■S deux coups | A_in the hand is worth two J in the bush, Un tiens vaut mieux que deux •° tu I’auras | -CAGE cage | _’S NEST nid d’O | To go_’s nesting, Aller denicher des oiseaux | A _’S EYE VIEW of Paris, Paris v vua vol d’oiseau | _'LIME glu /"BIRTH naissance : enfantement [child-bed) .» couches (pi] From his_, Des sa naissance | ^ By_, De N | -DAY jour de N: anniversaire J de ma [or sa, etc.] N : fete | -day BOOK 10 album d’anniversaires | -PLACE lieu natal: V maison natale | -RIG'HT droit d'ainesse BIS'CUIT [bis'kitfl biscuit [American) gateau Bisect' [bat] va. couper en deux BISH'OP [che-p} eveque [at chess) fou | The Bench of_s, L’episcopat | _RIC eveche BIT morceau : piece [fam) bout: peu [of bridle) mors [tool) mieche [key) panneton [pret. V. Bite] A tiny [ou wee] _, Un tantinet : un petit peu | Not a_of it! Pas du tout! Pas le moins du monde! | A — younger, Un peu plus jeune | A good_younger, Beaucoup plus jeune BITCH chienne [in compounds) femelle [gross insult) catin BITE [baitf] morsure [of insect) piqure [snap) coup de dent [‘ take in ’) attrape [va.) mordre: piquer : attraper : pincer | — away, ronger j _off, enlever (d’un coup de dent} Bl'TER [bat] ‘The_bit,’ Le trompeur trompe Bi'ting [bat] a. mordant: piquant Bitt'er a. amer [enemy) acharne [cruelty, &c.) acharnee | To the_END, Jusqu’au bout: a outrance | ‘_PILL ’ deboire |_ly ad. amere- ment [fig) aigrement : vivement | _cold, Extremement froid | To cry_, Pleurer a BITT'ERN butor \_chaudes larmes BITT'ERNESS amertume : severite BITT'ERS absinthe | To drink _ [vulg] S’ab- BITT'ER-SWEET douce-amere [sinther BITTS [»f.] hides Blab [-bbe'd] vn. bavarder : ‘ tailler des ba- vettes ’ [va.) divulguer : conter BLACK [negro and colour) noir-e [_letter) gothique [a.) noir | Vegetable_, N vegetal [va.) [boots) cirer [tech) noircir | In_[dress] En deuil : en noir | To look_at ..., Faire mauvais visage a : faire grise mine a | Beaten — and blue, Meurtri de coups | As_as a tinker, Noir comme une taupe \ _BALL boule noire [va.) rejeter | -BEETLE blade j -BOARD tableau | -bordered NOTE PAPER papier deuil | _CATTLE grosbetail | _DEATH [1349] La peste noire | _EYE [bruise) oeil poche [fam) poclion | To give him a_eye, Lui pocher l’oeil | -eye'd, Qui a les [or Aux] yeux noirs | _FRIARS’ MONASTERY couvent des dominicains | _LEG es- croc [trades-un.) ‘renard’: ‘jaune’ | -LETTER caracteres gothiques (pi] livre en car. goth, [a.) en c. g. | -MAIL chantage : tribut [va.) faire chanter | -PUDDING boudin |_ SHEEP [pers] brebis galeuse \_THORN epine noire [club) gourd in BLACK'BERRY mure (de notice} _BUSH ronce : mGrier des haies BLACK'BIRD merle BLACK'BOOTS [American] decrotteur BLA FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS BLE Blamable a. blamable [ble-me-b’l] BLAME _ [bleme] : censure : disapproval Blfimer* va. to find fault with : to condemn [pers) to blame [dr) to reprimand BLANC" white : blank : blank cartridge : breast (of fowl] Saigner a_, [fig] To ruin | _ d’ARGENT’ French white | _ de BALEINE spermaceti | -BEC [pi. -s -s] beardless boy : ‘spooney’: youngster j _de CHAMPIGN’ON mushroom spawn | _ de CHAUX" whitewash | _ de COTON" calicoes (pi] _ d’ESPAGN’E whiting | _ MANGER" blancmange [en anglais pr. ble-mangei] _d’CEUF white of egg | -SEING" signature at foot of a blank form: ‘blank cheque’ [fig) carte blanche Blanc" Blanche a. white : pale : blank : clean [nuit) restless |_comme neige, Snow-white: pure : as white as snow | Argent_, Silver j Amies blanches, Side-arms | Sauce blanche, Melted butter [ F. CARTE] BLANCHAILLE whitebait Blancliatre a. whitish BLANCHE [mus] minim |_pointee, Dotted M BLANCHET’ [tech & typ] blanket BLANCHEUR whiteness BLANCHIMENT’ bleaching : washing Blanchir v. to whiten : to bleach [laver) to wash [cuir) to blanch [pens') to grow grey [F Grey] [typ) to white out [exculper) to clear | _bien, To wash ... clean | _a la cliaux, To whitewash BLANCHIS’SAGE washing : bleaching | En- voyer ... au —, To send ... to the wash Blanchis’sant’-e a. white [poet) whitening BLANCHIS' SERIE laundry: steam L : washhouse : bleaching-ground BLANCHIS’SEUR bleacher : laundryman —EUSE laundress [en gros) ivasherwoman BLANCHCEUVRIER" edge-tool maker BLANQV'ETTE stewed veal (ou white meat] summer pear : white wine Blase -e [s as z] pp. ‘_’ : ‘ used up ’ BLASEMENT" [s asz] state of being ‘blase’ Blaser’ [s,z] va. to blunt: to pall : to harden: to wear ... out BLASON" [s as 2] heraldry : coat of arms Blasonner' [s as z] va. to blazon (de, with] to blaze ... abroad [pers) to malign BLASPH^MATEUR -TRICE blasphe'mer [a.) blas'phemous | Blasphematoire a. blas'- phemous | BLASPHEME blas'phemy: curse | Avec _, Blas'phemously Blasphemer’ v. to blasphe'me [finie] BLATIER” corn-chandler BLATTE cockroach [fam) black-beetle BLAUDE blouse BLIi corn : wheat : grain | Negociant en_, Corn-merchant | Les grands_s, Wheat and rye | Les petits_s, Oats and barley | _en vert, Standing corn | ‘ Manger son _ en lierbef To anticipate one’s income | _ NOIR buckwheat | _de TURQU’lE Indian corn BLA ENGLISH—FRENCH BLE BLACK'CAP fauvette a tele noire Black'en v. noircir BLA'C'K'GUARD [bla' -garde] polisson -.canaille: ‘voyou’ [a.) canaille : sale | — va. agonir... de sottises : engueuler | _ly TRICK une canaillerie : ‘ une salete ’ BLACK'ING cirage : noircissement Blaclc'isli a. noiratre BLACK'LEAl) [ledd] mine de plomb -PENCIL crayon BLACK LEG [V. under BLACK] BLACK'NESS noirceur BLACK'SMITH forgeron | _’S SHOP forge BLADD'ER vessie [bot) vesicule BLADE [a e] lame [saw- —) feuille [oar) plat [grass) brin | * Knowing —Malin | —d a. a lame ... : a tige ... | -BONE [ou shoulder- blade] omoplate /'Bla'mable [ble-me-be-l] a. blamable j BLAME blame: faute [y.) blamer: reprocher: gj s’en prendre a | One can’t_him for it, On 4; ne peut lui en vouloir SBla'meless a. innocent : sans tache _ly ad. irreprochablement Tmable VBla'me-worthy a. digne de blame : bla- Bllanch V. blanchir : faire palir : palir Bland a. doux : debonnaire BLAN'DISHMENT charme : car esse j^BLANK blanc : billet blanc : nom [or indi- ^ cation] en blanc [metal) flan [fig) vide [a.) .§ blanc [arch) faux [person) decontenance | S Point_, De but en blanc _BOOK [American word] registre V _CAR'TRIDGE cartouche a blanc BLAN'KET couverture [typogr.) blanchet I « Wet-_, Rabat-Joie S BLAN'KETING couvertures (pi] BLAR'NEY eau benite de cour : ‘ blague ’ BLAST coup de vent : explosion : souffle pestilentiel [of trumpet) son [hot, cold) air (chaud, froid] [va.) fletrir : bruler [fig) de- truire [with powder) faire sauter|-FURNACE haut-fourneau | -PIPE tuyere [steam) tuyau d’echappement |_EN'GINE machine souf- flante BLAST'ING mine : explosion : destruction [a.) destructeur | By_, Au moyen de la mine | — POW'DER poudre a mine BLAZE [a e ] fiamme : lumiere [tig) feu [star) etoile [y.) etre en flammes : flamber [trees) marquer j _abroad, Repandre ... partout | — up, ou Burst into a_, S’enflammer Bla'zing [a e] a. [fire) embrase [torch) flamboyant [fig, poet) brillant : eclatant Bleach v. blanchir | _ER blanchisseur ^ BLE A'CHING blanchiment | -GROUND S blanchisserie \ -LIQUID eau de Javel BLEAK [blique] ablette [a.) sans abri: froid : Blear'-eye’d [blire-dide] a. chassieux [trLfe BLEAT,_ING [blite] belement [vn.) beler Bleed [blide] v. [pret. & pp. Bled] saigner [trees) pleurer [poet) perir BLEE'DING saignement [operation) saignee BLEM'ISH tache : defaut : defectuosite [ru.) Blench vn. reculer [fletrir BLEND melange Blend va. [with, a, avec] meler : reunir : fondre [wi.) se marier : se fondre BLE FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS BOA Bleme a. pallid BISmir vn. to grow pale Blessanf-e a. offensive (pour, to] BLESS£-2? man [ou woman] injured [ou who has met with an accident] [en guerre) wounded man | Les_S‘ The wounded (pi] Blesser" va. to hurt : to wound : to injure [sentiments, etc.) to shock : to offend | Se _vr. to injure one’s self : to be hurt: to be offended (de, at, with] BLESSURE injury : wound (a, in, to] Blet' Blette a. over-ripe : turning off BLETTE strawberry-blite BLEU blue : blue mark [ X, fam) recruit j Au _, [citis] Cooked in red wine | _ciel, Sky blue |_d’outremer, Ultramarine | _marin, Navy blue | _ de Prusse, Prussian blue | ‘ Petit_,’ Pneumatic message : inferior wine Bleu -e a. blue | Conte_, Idle tale Bleuatre a. bluish | BLEUET" corn-flower Bleuir va. to blue [vn.) to turn blue | Bleui -e par le froid, Blue with cold BLINDAGE armour-plating : protection | Plaque de_, Armour-plate ["bound Blinde -e a. armour-plated : iron-clad : iron- Blinder' va. to protect [J>) to armour-plate BLOC block : log | En_, In the lump : the whole : wholesale [etoffes) clearing the entire lot (without picking] ‘Au_,’ In ‘the lock-up’ BLOCAGE paving-stone [cotist) rubble [typog.) turned letter (“] BLOCAILLE rubble BLOCKHAUS [pr. blo-koce] block-house[navire de guerre) conning-tower BLOCUS investment: siege [par mer) blockade BLOND"-iL' person of light complexion : blonde: ‘ fair friend ’ [sf.) blond lace [a.) light: fair | Sauce_e, Melted butter | D’un _ardent, Sandy | _dore, Golden | _filasse, Flaxen BLONDIN"-E light-haired person :‘regular fop’ Bloqu'er’ va. to block up [X) to invest [par mer) to blockade [typ) to turn for se Blottir vr. to squat : to crouch BLOUSE _ : pinafore [billard) pocket Blouser" va. to ‘let ... in’ [bille) to pocket ) Se_, To make a mistake BLUET" corn-flower : ‘ blue-bottle ’ BLUETTE spark [d’esprit) flash (of wit] BLUTAGE bolting BLUTEAU bolting-cloth Bluter' va. to bolt BLUTERIE bolting-mill | BLUTOIR bolter BOA [bo-ali] : boa constrictor BLE ENGLISH-FRENCH BLO Bless va. benir : favoriser : faire Ie bonheur de | I am blesse'd with ..., J’ai le bonheur of’avoir ... | _me! Par exemple! Vraiment! Bless'ed a. [l’adj. se pr. bless-edd; le pp. et sub- stantif blesstt] beni-e [if by a priest) benit -e [happy) bienheureux : heureux [slang) fichu _NESS felicite BLESS'ING benediction [favor) bonheur :bien | To ask a _, [say grace] Dire le benedicite Blew [Mon] pret. [F. Blow] BLIGHT [blaite] brouissures (pi] nielle [m.) brouir : nieller | _INSECT puceron | —ed prospects, Avenir brise ^BLIND [ordinary window or carriage) store [shop) banne [fig) voile : pretexte | Venetian _, Jalousie | The _, [pi] Les aveugles | _a. [to, sur] aveugle : obscur | Struck —, d Frappe de cecite | _ in one eye, Borgne g _ALLEY impasse | _SIDE cote faible :5 -tooled... a froid | Blind v. [to,sur] aveugler S _fold v. bander les yeux a... [ad.) tete baissee _NESS cecite [fig) aveuglement: ignorance -WORM orvet | Bli'ndly ad. aveuglement | BLI'ND MAN aveugle l _’S BUFF, Colin-maillard Blink [blignk] vn. clignoter [tig) lorgner [of the light) vaciller | BLINK'ER ceillere BLISS beatitude: felicite |_'ful a. bienheureux —'FULNESS beatitude . BLIS'TER ampoule [plaster) vesicatoire [ua.) faire venir des ampoules a [vn.) se couvrir d'ampoules: se former en vessie | _ed STEEL acier boursoufle Blithe, Bli'the some [i ai] a. gai: joyeux BLIZZ'ARD ‘_’ -.effroyable tourmentedeneige Bloat'ed [oa o] a. boufli : gonfle BLOAT'ER [oao] hareng saur : ‘gendarme’ BLOCK bloc [for axe) billot [of buildings) pate: tie : corps (de batiment] [stoppage) encombre- ment [stereo, zinco) cliche [woodcut) gravure sur bois [tech & hatters’) forme [&) poulie | Pulley_, Moufle [F Snatch : Stumbling : System] Top_, Chape | _ CHAIN [auto] chaine a maillons pleins | _LETTER let- tres simples (pi] _MAKER poulieur | -SHIP stationnaire | -TIN etain en saumons Block va. bloquer | _up, boucher : former BLOCKA'DE [ke'de] blocus [ixj.) bloquer — RUNNER [ship] forceur de blocus BLOCK'HEAD [hedd] bete : imbecile [& f.] BLOCK'HOUSE blockhaus /'BLOOD sang [relationship,etc.) parente [fig) temperament: passions [life) vie [a.) [horse] de race | In cold_, De sang-froid | In bad _, Mechamment | To cause bad_, Faire faire du mauvais sang | Warm-_ed, a sang chaud | -HEAT [ea, i\ temperature du sang | -red a. rouge comme du sang | -thirsty a. -55 altere-e de sang |_HORSE cheval derace| « _HOUND limier | -ORANGE o. sanguine | 10 -POISONING empoisonnement du sang -VESSEL vaisseau sanguin Blood'less a. exsangue : non sanglant BLOOD'SHED effusion de sang : carnage Blood'shot a. injecte de sang BLOOD'STONE sanguine Blood'y a. ensanglante : sanglant V. _MARY Marie la Sanguinaire BLOOM [bloum] fleur [on fruit) duvet: veloute [iron) loupe : tnassoque [wi.) fleurir | _ING tloraison [a.) fleurissant [fig) florissant BLOSS'OM [bloss'-mni] fleur (des arbres] [vn.) fleurir | In_, En fleurs BLOT taclie (upon, sur] [ink) pate [va., -tted) faire un pate sur : salir : barbouiller [to dry with blotting paper) secher [vn.) [run] boire | _out, va. effacer BLOTCH [pimple) pustule [fig) taclie BOB FRAN£AIS—ANGLAIS BOI BOBECHE socket : sconce BOBINAGE winding BOBINE bobbin : spool : reel | _d’ induction, Bobiner' va. to wind [Induction-coil BOBINETTE wooden latch BOBINEUSE winder * BOBO ’ ‘ sore place ’ : hurt BOCAGE grove : thicket : copse BOCAL glass jar : globe : wide-mouthed bottle BOCARD' stamps (pi] _AGE stamping * BOCHE ’ [from Alboche] German : ‘ modern BOCK glass of beer | BOER [& f.] _ [Hun ’ BO'eTTE bait (for cod-fishing] BCEUF [pr. buff: in_gras' and pi._s', the f is silent] ox [Mugir = to bellow] [la viande) beef | _bouilli, Boiled B | _sale, Corned [ou salt] B | Mettre la charrue devant les _s, To put the cart before the horse BOGHEI buggy | BOGIE or BOGGIE [«§L] bogie BOHI^ME [& f.] litterateur [or student] living from hand to mouth [mauvaise part) ‘loose fish ’ | Vie de —, Happy-go-lucky existence : irregular and dissipated living BOH^MIEN" -NNE [<fc «.] gipsy : Bohemian BOIRE drink : drinking | Boireu. (Table 34) to drink : to absorb : to swallow [un affront) to pocket | Donner a_, To ‘keep a public’ | Ce papier boit, The ink runs on this paper | _ bien, sec, To drink hard | _comme un trou, To drink like a fish | _ un coup, To take a D | _a meme la bouteille, To D out of the bottle j Pas la mera_, No great difficulty | ‘Qui a bu boira,’ ‘ We are the slaves of habit ’ | _son sofil', To drink one’s fill (vulg] Chanson a_, Drinking song | Donner a_a ..., To give ... something to drink | Se_, To be drunk BLO ENGLISH-FRENCH BOA BLOTT'ING-CASE, -PAD buvard | -PAPER [a e ] papier buvard BLOW' [Wo] coup | At a_, D’un coup | To come to _s, En venir aux mains | -FLY mouche a viande [ V. Fly, Strike] Blow' [bio] v. [pret. Blew : pp. Blown] souffler [trumpet) sonner : emboucher | He blew his brains out, 11 s’est fait sauter la cervelle | _ one’s nose, se moucher | The flowers_, Les fleurs s’epanouissent | The wind_s north, Le vent est au nord | It _s a storm, 11 fait une tempete | It is_ing fresh, Le vent fraichit | _away, chasser | _ out, souffler (la lumiere] _ over, [fig] Se dissiper | _... up, [fig] donner un savon a : laver la tete a | _up, faire sauter [burst) crever [pneumatic tyre) gonfler | The ship blew up, Le navire sauta (BLO'W'ER souffleur [for fireplace) tablier BLO'W'-HOLE [in metal, glass] soufflure "SBLO'WTNG UP [mine) explosion [removal) ® enlevement | A good_ [fam] Un savon ^ BLO'W-LAMP lampe a souder ;§BIow'npp. [V. Blow] Full-_,-Epanoui | BLO'W'-OFF PIPE tuyau d’extraction VBLO'W PIPE chalumeau BLUBB'ER graisse (de baleine] meduse [vn.) ‘ pleurer comme un veau ’ : ‘beugler ’ BLUDG'EON [ble-dje-n] gourdin : trique BLUE [blow] [& a.] bleu [washing_) bleu (d’empois] Sky _, B d’azur | Powder__ B en poudre | The_S [X] Gardes du corps | -BELL jacinthe des pres | -BOOK [= livre jaune] _BLOOD sang noble | -BOTTLE [fly) mouche bleue [plant) bleuet | -COAT SCHOOL college des ‘Blue Coats’ (soutane bleue]_DEVILS (pi] maladie noire | -eye'd a. aux yeuxbleus | -JACKET marin:matelot | _PETER signal de depart |_PILL pilule mercurielle | _ PRINT ‘bleu’ | -STOCKING bas-bleu | BLUE-BEARD Barbe-Bleue Blue va. bleuir | _NESS couleur bleue : bleu BLUFF [ble-ff] accore: colline arrondie: falaise [bluster) ‘bluff’ : vanterie [a.) escarpe [w.) Blu'ish [Wow] a. bleuatre [ bluffer’ BLUN'DER [ble-nnde-r] bevue : etourderie : impair : ‘ boulette ’ [vn.) faire une B | _out, laisser echapper | _ER maladroit BLUN'DERBUSS tromblon /'Blunt a. [edge) emousse [point) epointe j [pers) brusque [reply) cru-e [va.) emousser: i epointer | _'ly ad. brusquement [point S blank) de but en blanc [querie gBLUNT'NESS etat emousse [person) brus- ^ BLUR grosse tache: barbouillage |_[-rre'd] va. tacher : barbouiller [fig) brouiller ® Blurt out va. lacher 3 BLUSH rougeur |_ES (pi] la rougem- j At © the first_, De prime abord | _vn. rougir “ (for, de : at, to, de] [fig) avoir honte 1 BLUS'TER tempete : fanfaronnade _vn. tempeter (at, contre] \ Blus'tering FELLOW’ fanfaron BOAR [bore] verrat | Wild_, Sanglier | _ HOUND chien courant au S | _’S HEAD, Hure de sanglier BOARD [[horde] planche . ais [food, &c.) table [ bench) etabli [chess-) echiquier [directors) conseil d’administration [ sign_) enseigne [books) carton: cartonnage [press_) mouton [wetting-_) ais o tremper [4>) bord : bord6e | Above_, Cartes sur table | On_, a bord [V. Bord, Fr.] The hands on_Les hommes du bord | To make a stern_, Faire un bord de l’arriere | On_my ship, a mon bord j_S [pi] planches | In_S [binding] cartonn6 J _of HEALTH, conseil de salubrite | _of TRADE, of EDUCATION [V. Ministre ; Nourriture] _ and LODGING, La table et le logement | _SCH'OOL ecole primaire [ To be on - WAGES, Avoir sa nourriture en argent — va. plancheier [a ship) aller a bord de [an enemy) aborder: monter a 1’abordage sur [or, prendre ... a l’abordage] [car, train) monter dans [feed) prendre [or etre] en pension 11_ atB’s, Jesuisen pension [or j’ai la taWe]chezB ( BOAR'DER pensionnaire (m. & f. ] Day _, Demi-P | Weekly_, P. a la semaine v BOAR'DING plancheiage [planks) planches: bordage [&) abordage | -HOUSE pension [ I Family _-HOUSE, Pension bourgeoise | V -SCH'OOL pensionnat « BOAST vanterie | To make a_, Se vanter : <§ se glorifier (of, de] _va. vanter [im.) se vanter (of, that, de : to, de]_ed a. vanie BOI FRAN (? AIS—AN GL AIS BOL BOIS’ wood [de construe., de charpente) timber £de fusil, etc.) stock [de lance) shaft [de cerf) horns (pi] [F. Fleche] Nous ne nous chauf- fons pas du meme _, We have nothing in common | De, En_, Wooden | Du_, Wood | _blanc, Deal | _de Bresil [or de Fernam- bouc] Brazil-W | _a bruler, Firewood | _ de Campeche, Logwood | _de rose, Tulip- wood | Chantier de_, Timber-yard | _de chauffage, Firewood | _en etat [or sur pied] Standing T | Fer au_, Charcoal iron | _ de gaiac, Lignum vita: | _de haute futaie, T fit for felling | _jaune, Fustic | _de JUSTICE (pi] guillotine | _de LIT", Bedstead | _RONDS' [pi] spars BOISAGE [s = 2] woodwork : timbering Bois6 -e a. wooded : woody [salle) wainscoted BOISE’MENT" wooding : planting with trees BOISE'HIE wainscot: boarding : joinery-work [sculptee) carving BOIS’SEAU peck and a half [exactly 2| gals.] Sous le_, Under a bushel | Yendre au_, To sell by the bushel BOIS' SELLERIE coopering BOIS’SELIER" cooper BOIS' SON" drink : beverage : drinking BOiTE box : case [de fer-blanc) tin [argot) ‘ hole ’: ‘shop’ (etc.] a the [pour la table) tea- si caddy [de fer-blanc, de tole) canister | Borne- 3_, Pillar-box | _a etoupes, Stuffing-box | .b aux LETTRES, Letter-box | a twoir, ° Steam-chest BOITE (no accent] Vin en _, Wine fit for Boitef (no accent] vn. to limp [drinking BOITEUX’-Ft/NE cripple [const) trussed beam [a.) lame : limping [table) rickety BOITIER" instrument-case [montre) watch-case BOL bowl : basin [d’Armeme) bole [med) bolus BOLDUC fancy tape BOLERO bolero | BOLET" boletus (fungus] BOA ENGLISH-FRENCH BON /BOAST'ER vantard: fanfaron | Boast'ful a. ^ arrogant | BOAST'ING vanterie: arrogance <o BOAT canot: bateau : embarcation |_ahoy! _ Oh6du canot! [F.Lower] Life-_, Canotde -S sauvetage | Long-_, Chaloupe | Pleasure-_, Bateau d’agrement | Open_, Canot non • • pontd | Steam_, Bateau a vapeur | To sail <c> in the same_, Etre dans le meme cas | g -HOOK gaffe | -LOAD batelee | -OAR rame gBOAT'ING canotage | _CLUB cerclede C 8 _EXCURSION promenade en bateau a BOAT'MAN [me-nn] [pi._men] batelier 1 BOAT'S'WAIN [bose-nn] maitre d’equipage V _’S MATE contremaitre BOB [of the ear) pendant [song) refrain [fishing) asticot: ver [of steam engine) balancier | -taile’d, a queue ecourtee | Bob [-bbe’d] v. balancer [the head) baisser [fishing) arnoreer | _up and down, Pendiller | BOBB'IN bobine * BOBB'Y ' [vulg] ‘ sergot ’: ‘ flic ’ BOB'STAY [&] sous-barbe de beaupre Bode va. presager BOD'ICE corsage | _HAND corsagiere Bod'ie’d a. a corps ... | Able-_, Valide | A-B seaman. Bon matelot [F. BODY] Bod'ily ad. corporellement: en masse | _a. corporel j _FEAR crainte pour sa vie BOD'KIN poingon : passe-lacet [typ) pointe fBOD'Y corps:fond [car)carrosserie [dress) j corsage [wine) corps | An odd sort of_, jg Un-e drole de corps [F. Any, Every, etc.] •§ Public_, Corporation | To give a_to wine, ■§ Corser du vin | To go in a_, Aller en masse | | Main_, Gros | -GU'ARD garde du corps : k cortege | -SNATCHER deterreur de cadavres BOG marais | -TROTTER habitant des M Bogg'le vn. reculer : hesiter (at, de] Bogg'y a. marecageux BO'GIE [pr. bo-gue] [in child’s story) croque- mitaine [fig) epouvantail [<s50 bogie Bo'gus [bo-ghe-ss] a. faux: simule: decamelote _CONCERN attrape : affaire ver ease BOIL clou : furoncle [va.) faire cuire (at’eau] faire bouillir [Fish, F. Court-bouillon] [vn.) bouillir : bouillonner (de, with]_away, se reduire | _ ... down, faire reduire au feu ) _over, s’en aller | _up, monter | _fast, bouillir a gros bouillons | _slowly, gently, B a petit feu : mijoter | _ with ANGER, Bouillir de colere : s’echauft’er Boile'd a. bouilli : cuit a Veau \_BEEF boeuf bouilli : ‘bouilli’ | A_EGG, Un oeuf k la coque | _OIL huile cuite \ _POTATOES pommes de terre a Veau BOIL'ER [st. eng.) chaudiere [kitchen) reservoir a eau chaude [person) qui fait bouillir J -PLATE tole a chaudiere \ —ROOM chambre de chauffe | _ MAKER fabricant de chaudieres BOIL'ING bouillonnement | _POINT point d’ebullition : ‘ eau bouillante ’ [= 100 degres Centigrade : 80 d. Reaumur : 212 d. Fahr.] Bois' tero us ,[ste-re-ss] a. orageux : turbulent _ly ad. impetueusement : furieusement Bold [o] a. hardi : audacieux : temeraire : impudent : grand | Make_to. Oser : prendre la liberte de ) _ STROKE coup' hardi | _'ly ad. hardiment : audacieusement _'NESS liardiesse : audace BOLE [ou BOLL] [on tree) loupe [mineral) bol BOLL'ARD [le-rdd] corps-mort | _S apdtres BOL'STER [o] traversin : coussin [nav.) C de fourrure | _up va. rembourrer BOLT verrou: pene [tech) boulon [&) cheville | Eye_, Cheville aoeillet | Ring_,Ca boucle \ Square_, C carree \ Screw-_, Boulon a vis j Thunder_, Foudre \ _ROPE ralingue Bolt va. verrouiller [tech) boulonner [flour) bluter [to swallow) avaler [vn.) [horse) s’em- baller : prendre le mors aux dents [person) filer : se sauver | _ in, enfermer ... au verrou | To stand_upright, Se tenir droit comme un piquet, un I [or tout droit] BOL'TER [6] blutoir BOL'TING[o][door, etc.) verrouillement [flour) blutage | -CLOTH etamine BO'LUS [bo-le-ss] bol [ER lanee-bonibes BOM'B' bombe | -SHELL bombe | -THROW'- BOMBARDIE'R [be-mm-be-r-direl brigadier BOM'BAST pathos | Bombas'tie a. ampould Bo'na fi'de [bona-fai-di] serieux: de bonne foi BOM FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS BON BOMBANGE feasting | Faire_, To feast BOMBARDEMENT’_dment [pr. bomm] BOMBARDE bomb-ketch | Bom harder" va. to bombard | BOMBE bomb 0=3): B-shell [vulg) 4 spree ’ | a I'epreuve de la _, Bomb-proof | Gare la_J ‘ Look out for a smash!' BOMBEMENT' bulging : convexity Bomber’ va. to bulge : to swell : to round BoME [4>] spanker-boom BON" good : ‘ the best of it’ [com) bond : order : cheque : ticket [cidre) drink | Du_, A good thing : good things (pi] something good | Le _ de Vaffaire, c'est ..., The beauty of the matter is 111 fait_, The weather is pleasant | Pour tout de_, For good | _de POSTE, Postal order | _du TREiSOR, Treasury bill Bon, Bonne a. [comp. Meilleur-e : superb le M, la M] good : good-natured : simple : nice : kind : lit : proper : advantageous (a, for : de, to, subj.] [F. Nice] a quoi_ ...? What is the use of ... ? j Ne serait-il pas_de ... ? Wouldn’t it be well to ... ? | Vous etes bien_ de ..., How silly you are to j Je trouve de ..., I think it well to ... | mot, Joke | a tirer, ‘Press’ | De_coeur, Heartily | Tout de_, In good earnest | a la bonne heure! Well done! That’s right! That's something like! [acquiesc.) All right! | De bonne heure, Early |_! int. Well done! Very good! Good! | Tout cela est _mais, That’s all very well, but ... [For ‘ good,’ speaking of children, use ‘sage.’ V. Good] Petite bonne femme [fam] Little woman | Un BON HOMME, A simple man | Un HOMME BON, A kind man | _ MARCH£ cheapness [a.) cheap | a_, Cheaply| -PLEIN [J>] a good full [F. TENUE] Faire le_TOUR [J>] To clear hawse | -VIVANT” man of convivial habits Bonasse a. simple : silly : credulous BONBON" ‘_’ : sweetmeat : sweet ["carboy BONBON'NE \liuile) large tin drum [a acide) BONBON' NIERE sweetmeat-box [fig) ‘ pretty little place ’: ‘ snug little crib ’ BOND” bound : rebound : leap : jump BONDE bung : bung-hole [d’etang) sluice Bonde-e a. full (to overflowing] Bonder’ va. to fill (to overflowing] Bondir vn. to bound : to leap : to spring [vogues) to heave | Bondissant’-e a. bounding : swelling : heaving BONDON" ‘_’ [sort of cream-cheese] bung BONDREE honey-buzzard BONH’EUR [bun-nurr] happiness : pleasure : good fortune [fain) luck | Au petit"_! Well, here goes! Anyhow ...! | Avoir du_, To be fortunate | Avoir le _de, To be fortunate enough to Par_, Luckily | Porter_, To bring luck _du JOUR small fancy cabinet BONH'OMIE good nature : simplicity BONH’OMME [pi. Bonshommes] man: fellow: ‘ good easy sort ’ | Faux'_, Sham : ‘ beauty ’ | Petit'_, Little man | Aller son petit_de chemin, To get along nicely, little by little | Vieux'_, 4 Old chap’: ‘old fellow ’ BONI bonus (sur, on] balance in hand BONIFICATION" improving : allowance Bonifiei” va. to improve [com) to allow BONIMENT" flourish of a quack : smooth talk BONITE bonito BON JOUR good morning : good evening : good day [F. A.B.C. ang. & LOOK-IN] BONNE servant : maid [d’hotel) chambermaid [d’enfant) nurse [au buffet) ivaitress | _a tout faire, General servant BONNE-MAIN" pourboire : tip BONNE-MAM AN" grandmamma : granny' Bonne’ment" ad. | Tout_, Simply : plainly BONNET" cap | _blanc, blanc _, Six of one and half-a-dozen of the other | Opiner' du_, To quite agree, nod approval | Avoir la tete pres du_, To be quick-tempered | _de nuit, Night-cap | _a poil, Bearskin cap | _de police, Forage cap | _d’electeur [or de pretre] Squash | ‘ Gros'_Bigwig : 4 nob ’ BONNE' TE'RIE hosiery | _TIER" hosier BONNETTE studding-sail [steunn'-ce’l] BON ENGLISH-FRENCH BOO BOND [union) lien : liaison [for, de) caution [com) obligation : bon : fonds | Flemish_, Appareil flamand | In_, a l’entrepot | _S, liens : chaines | _HOLDER obligataire | _ TIMBERS bandes | _MAN, _MAIDEN [archaique] esclave | _SMAN [com] caution BOND'AGE [de-dj] captivite : esclavage Bond'ed a. | _GOODS marchandises entre- posees j _WAREHOUSE entrepot BONE os [F. this word fee] [fish-_) arete [va.) desosser : oter les aretes de | To make no_s about it, Ne faire ni une ni deux [F. Hareng] — of CONTENTION pomme de discorde | —S os [inst) etiquettes [poet, and geol) osse- ments | -DUST os broyes (pi] — REMAINS ossements | -SETTER [fam] rebouteur ^ BON'FIRE [faire'] feu dejoie o BONN'ET lea chapeau (de femme] [High- “ lander’s) bonnet : beret [auto) capot [va.) § houspiller | -BOX carton a chapeau | -CATCH agrafe de capot| -MAKER modiste Bonn'ily ad. gaiment: comme il faut Bonify a. gentil : joli [gay) gai BO'NUS [bo-ne-ss] boni [export, etc.) prime Bo'ny [o] a. osseux : d’os | BOO'BY nigaud /BOOK livre [memorandum _) carnet, cahier [account_) registre | Betting —, Livre de paris | Second-hand_, Livre d’occasion | On my_S [com] Sur mes registres | To be in .2 his good [bad]_S, Etre bien [mal] dans ses > papiers |_CASE bibliotheque |_DEB'TS, dettes actives | -KEEPER teneur de livres | 2 -KEEPING tenue des livres : comptabilite | ‘3 -MARKER sig'net | — MUSLIN organdi | § By _ POST, Sous bande: comme imprimes | § —SHELF rayon | _ SHOP, _ STORE librairie [F. Second-hand] -SLIDE porte- s livres (a coulisse] -STALL bibliotheque (de ~ chemin de fer, etc.] [old) etalage | -WORM 3 [insect) mite : lepisme [person) devoreur de livres : piocheur Book va. enregistrer [secure) retenir [to ...’s ac.) porter au compte de | _through to ^ Hull, (wt.) Prendre un billet direct pour Hull BON FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS BOS BONSOIR good evening [sur le tard, ou quand on va se coucher) good night BONTE goodness : kindness | _divine! Good gracious! | Avoir la_de, To be kind enough to : to kindly ... | BORAX _ BORD" border : edge : side [rivage) bank [la mer) shore [J>) tack : board [precipice) brink [chapeau) brim | _a_, [Close) alongside | a_, [&] On board (de, ...] a son_, On board his ship | Monter a , To go on board | ... du , On board | Le long^du , Free in the river [de, with) level | Etre du meme_que, To sail in the same boat with | Le bon _, The gaining tack | Compagnon de_, Ship-mate | Journal du_, Log-book | Medecin du _, Ship’s doctor | Mise a_, Shipment | Papiers de _, Ship’s papers j De haut _, [Ship) of the line | Courir a -CONTRE, To tack about | Courir a-DROIT' To stand across her [ou our] bows BORDA French naval school (at Brest] BORDAGE planks (pi] planking BORDE [P. Metairie, which is the same thing] bord£ trimming : edging BORDEAUX' [or Yin de_] claret BORDEE volley [&) broadside : tack | Courir des_s. To tack about | ‘ Tirer une_,’ To ‘ go out on the spree ’ BORDELAIS'-_E native of Bordeaux [a.) of B Border' va. to border : to edge : to hem : to bind (de, with] [un lit) to tuck in [avirons) to unship : to ‘ boat ’ | Bordez la grand'voile! Haul aft the main sheet! BORDEREAU schedule : detailed account : memorandum [Affaire Dreyfus) list of secret documents | _de versement, Pay-in slip BORDURE border : bordering : edge [de bottine) binding [de voile) foot [de pignon) barge-board [de trottoir) curb BORE boron Boreal -e a. northern [pole) North BORIlE [poet] Boreas : [the) north wind BORGN'E man with one eye [a.) blind in one eye : one-eyed [fig) obscure : low : dingy ‘ BORON’ESSE ’ woman with one eye Borique a. boric : borac'ic [-rass'-ik] BORNAGE marking the boundary (of] Bornal -e a. boundary ... BORNE boundary : limit (a, to] milestone : stone : clock [electr.) terminal -BOiTE pillar-box -FONTAINE street-well -REPERE bench-mark Borne -e a. limited : stinted : narrow : dull Borner' va. to bound : to limit : to confine (a, to] Se_a (parler, etc.] To only (speak, etc. BOSQU ET ' grove : thicket : shrubbery BOSSAGE | En_, [pierres] Rock-faced BOO ENGLISH—FRENCH BOS ('BOOK'BINDER [i at] relieur | _Y atelier o BOOK'BINDING [bat] reliure |_de reliure £ BOQK'ING-CLERK employe au guichet gBOOK'ING-OFFICE bureau (des billets] £ guichet [for parcels) bureau de messagerie ^BOOK'MAKER ^BOOK'SELLER libraire|_’s SHOP librairie| o _&nd publisher, Libraire-Editeur | Seconder hand _, Marchand de livres d’occasion : ° bouquiniste | BOOK-SELLING, -TRADE, V. la librairie | BOOK'WORK [typ] librairie /BOOM [of harbour) chame [in trade) grande hausse [roar) grondement | Jib-_, Bout- hors de foe | Flying jib-_, Bout-hors de clin foe | Spanker_, Gui [V. Studding-sail] _vn. gronder [ J>) aller a toutes voiles BOON bienfait: faveur _ COMPANION gai compagnon BOOR rustre | _ish a. grossier | —ishly ad. en rustre | _ISHNESS grossierete 3 BOOT [general sense) chanssure [house or ° button) bottine [strong for walking, lace- g up : also torture) brodequin [Wellington) S botte [elastic) bottine a elastiques [of coach) 8 coffre | Something to_, Quelque chose en g sus | My_S, Mes chaussures | -BLACK de- | crotteur | -HOOK, -JACK tire-botte \ -LACE I lacet (de chaussure] -MAKER cordonnier : marchand de souliers | -TREE embauchoir BOOTS [pers] decrotteur | Boot'ed a. botte BOOTH baraque | Refreshment_, Buvette Boot'less a. inutile : vain : futile BOO'TY butin Booze [vulg] vn. riboter : se griser V.BOO'ZING [la) ribote \ Boo'zy a. gris Borac'ic a. borique | BOR'AGE bourrache BOR'DER bord : bordure : cadre [of a nation) frontiere [garden) plate-bande [va.) border [vn.) [on, a] aboutir : toucher | Bordering on, Yoisin de ... : avoisinant... : approchant BOR'DERER habitant de la frontiere BORE calibre : alesage : trou [mine) sonde [on tidal river) mascaret: barre [pers) facheux : ennuyeux personnage [fam) ‘raseur ’ [event) ennui : lscie’ [va.) percer [cylinders) aleser [wood) forer : tortiller [artesian, etc.) sonder [vn., pers) ennuyer : assommer : ‘emb^ter’ : ‘ raser ’ (with, avec : to, pour quel Bore [pret. V. Bear] BO'RER alesoir : perqoir [for rock) fleuret BO'RING forage : alesage [wells) sondage | _S [pi] copeaux : alesures | _BIT meche j _MACHINE alesoir [for rock) perforatrice Born a. <fc pp. | High, Low-_, De haute, de basse naissance | I was_at..., Je suis ne-e a ... [of pers. deceased, use ‘etait ne-e,’ of historical characters, ‘ naquit ’] One must be _a poet, On nait poete Borne [pp. V. Bear] porte | BOR'ON bore BOR'OUGH [pr. be-re) bourg' : ville : circon- scription electorate | _ENGLISH droit de juveignerie Borr'ow' va. emprunter (of, from, a, de] I —ed a book from him, Je lui ai emprunte un livre BORR'OW'ER [bor'o-eur] emprunteur -euse BORR'OW ING [w nul] emprunt BOSH' [argot] farce : blague \ _! Chansons! ‘La bonne blague!’ [de coeur BO'SOM [bouze-mni\ sein | _friend, Ami -e ‘BOSS’ patron : chef [foreman) contremaitre [Americ. polit.) chef d’un parti BOSS [of wheel) moyeu [protuberance) bosse BOS FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS BOU BOSSE [du dos) hump [au crane, etc.) bump [beaux-arts) bust: boss [terrain) mound [nav.) painter [V. Stopper, ang.] [en argot) ‘spree’ | Avoir la_de, To have the bump of Bosseler' va. to emboss [abimer) to batter Bosser" va. [d>] to stopper BOSSOIR cathead [d' embarcation) davit | Avoir l’ceil au_, To keep a sharp look-out | Ancre de_, Bower-anchor Bossu -e a. deformed : humpbacked Bossuer" va. to bulge : to batter : to dent BOSTON"_ [card game] Bot' a. | PIED" BOT" club-foot BOTANIQUE bot'any [a.) botan'ical [ke-i] BOTANISTE [<fc f.) _t [bolt’-e-nisstt, i bref] BOT'TE boot: Wellington boot : walking boot [de foin) small truss (5 kilos.] [de legumes) bunch [de fil) hank [d'epee) thrust [tonneau) cask | a propos de _s, With reference to nothing particular BOT’TELAGE trussing Bot’teler" va. to put up [ayr) to truss : to bind BOT'TELEUSE straw-[on hay-] trusser Bofter" va. to put ,..’s boots on . to fit | Se _, To put on one’s boots ; to clod one’s feet BOT’TIER" bootmaker ‘BOUTIN"’ [French) Post-office directory BOT' TINE boot: button boot: house-B |_s a elastiques, Elastic B's (ladies’ or gentlemen’s] BOUC he-goat | _IlMISSAIRE scape-goat ‘BOUCAN"’ ‘shindy’-.‘awful noise’ BOUCANIER" buccaneer [be-ke-mre] BOUCAUT" barrel [de sucre) cask BOUCHARDE [&_r‘ m.] bush-hammer BOUCHE mouth ; living : table [a feu) gun [F. Water, ti.]_close! Not a word! \ Bonne_, Tit-bit : nice bit to finish with [Scotch, to 1 tap aff wi ’] Faire la petite_, To be dainty| Fermer la_a, To silence | Une fine_, A gourmet | ‘ ^tre sur sa_,’ To be greedy | _de CHALEUR, Hot-air grating Bouche-ea. stupid | BOUCHEE mouthful Boucher" va. to stop up, out [bouteille) to cork BOUCHER" -ERE butcher | BOUCHERIE butcher’s shop : slaughter-house [fig) slaughter j Viande de_, Butcher’s meat ‘ BOUCHE-TROU ’ ‘ stop-gap ’ BOUCHON”cork : stopper[X) wad [foin) wisp [cabaret) ale-house |_n'ner" va. [cheval] to rub down|_N'NIER” cork-cutter; cork-dealer BOUCHOT” mussel fishery BOUOLE buckle : ear-ring ; curl : knocker: loop [d>) ring | BOUCLt curly cloth Boucler" va. to buckle : to strap : to curl | _la boucle, To ‘ loop the loop ’ BOUCLETTE small buckle ou ring BOUCLIER" buckler : shield | Levee de_s, Bouddh'ique a. Buddhist (.Revolt BOUDDH'ISME Buddhism [s, z] BOUDDHISTE Buddhist Bouder" vn. to pout: to sulk [arbre) to do BOUDERIE pouting : sulking (.badly BOUDEUR -EUSE sulky fellow [sulky child, girl, etc.] Air_r, Cross look BOUDIN" black-pudding [de roue) flange BOUDINOIR roving-frame | BOUDOIR BOUE mud : sediment [fig) dust : dirt BOU EE buoy | de sauvetage, Life-buoy BOUEUR scavenger : dustman Boueux'-euse a. muddy : foul : thick Bouffant" -e a. puffed out: full : ample BOUFFE buffoon BOUFFEE puff : whiff : fit : attack (de, of] Bouffer" vn. to swell : to rise (de, with] " to stuff one’s self’ : ‘to blow one’s self out’ BOUFFETTE bow (of ribbon] Bouffi-e a. puffed up : inflated [de, with] Bouffir va. to swell : to puff up : to bloat [vw.) to swell : to be puffed up BOUFFISSURE swelling BOUFFON" buffoon : jester | _~nne a. droll BOUFFONNERIE buffoonery : joke BOUGAINVILLEE —villea BOUGE hovel : low ale-house : ‘holeof a place’ BOUGEOIR flat candlestick Bouger' vn. to stir ; to move (de, from] BOUGIE light: wax candle : taper [stearique) composite candle [wed) bougie [tech, moteur) sparking plug | Pain de_, Wax coil BOUGON"-ArArJ5 ‘ regular grumbler ’ Bougonner" v. to grumble : to scold : to blow BOUGRAN” buckram |_-"UP BOT ENGLISH—FRENCH BOT BOT'ANIZING [& _ PARTY] herborisation \ To go_, Herboriser BOTCH pustule [lig) mauvaise besogne [pers) ‘savetier’ \va.) ravauder : ‘saveter’ Both [o long, th fort] a. tous les deux : deux | _of us, Nous deux | _of them are away, Ils sont tous les deux absents | On_sides, Des deux cotes [conj.) et ... [at the same time) a la fois | _as to time and distance, Et pour le temps, et pour la distance | _rich and poor, Riches et pauvres BOTH'ER [o dans sort, th faible] [vulg] tracas: ennui : ‘ embetement ’ [va.) tracasser : en- nuyer : assommer : ‘ embeter ’ | Don’t_me so! Ne m’embetez pas comme <ja! | _some a. ennuyeux [Le mot Bother doit etre evite] BOT'TLE [botte-t] [wine, etc.) bouteille [small _of wine) carafon [pickle, etc.) flacon | 3-_ man, Homme qui boit ses 3 B s | To have been ... years in _, Avoir ... ans de B | -nose'd a. a gros nez | Hot-water_, Boule d’eau cliaude : moine | Wide-mouthe’d _, Bocal | -BRUSH goupillon | -HOLDER second) -RACK porte-bouteilles fbouteilles Bot'tie va. mettre ... en bouteilles |_e'd a. en BOT'TLING wise en bouteilles : embouteillage ^BOTT'OM fond [foot) bas : pied [end) bout [back) derriere [of a ship) carene [ballast) premiere couche [w.) baser ; fixer (upon, sur] [a.) de dessous : d’en bas | At_, Au 5 fond | In British _S [com] Sous pavilion r anglais | To sink to the_, Couler a fond To sift ... to the_, Examiner ... a fond ,§ Flat-_e'd, a fond plat) Copper-_e'd, Double j en cuivre ( -VALVE secret | _less a. sans fond | The _less pit, L’enfer 1 BOTT'OMRY |_BOND contrat a lagrosse V _INTEREST profit maritime BOU FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS BOU BOUILL ABAISSE fish boiled with onions, saffron, oil, etc. [South of France] BoiiHl'anf-e a. boiling [pers) hot-tempered BOUILL' ERIE distillery BOUILLEUR boiler [dechaudiere) boiler-tube j _ de CRU, Wine-grower who is allowed by the State to distil alcohol from his own products BOUILL‘1 boiled beef : piece of boiled beef Bouill'i -e a. boiled BOUILL'IE pap : hasty pudding : pulp Bouill'ir vn. (Table 12) to boil | _a gros, a petits bouillons, To boil fast, to simmer BOUILL’OIRE kettle : pot (used as a kettle] BOUILL'ON" broth : soup : bubble : puff [de boeuf) beef-tea [lieu) restaurant [journaux) unsold copies [U. Bouillir] ‘Boire un_’ [fig] To ‘lose a pretty penny’ | -BLANC" mullein BOUILL'ONNEMENT’ bubbling : boiling Bouill'onner' vn. to bubble up : to boil BOUILL’OTTE kettle : pot [le jeu) bouillotte [chauffe-pieds) foot-warmer BOULAIE plantation of birches BOULANGER'-ZvVvE baker Boulanger' v. to make bread BOULANOERIE baker’s shop [l’art) baking BOULE ball: bowl [fete, fam) ‘noddle’: ‘pate’ ] _d’eau ciiande, Hot-water bottle | Se mettre en_, To gather one’s self up | Jeu de_s, Bowls (pi] bowling-green | _de NEIGE snowball [arbre) gelder-rose BOULEAU birch : birch-tree BOULE'DOGU'E bull-dog Cover’ Bouler' vn. to rise : to swell [va.) to ‘bowl ... BOULET" ball : shot [de cheval) fetlock | Parc a_s [<&] Shot-locker BOULETTE forcemeat ball : pellet : poison- ball [fig) blunder BOULE'VARD", BOULE'VART" ‘boulevard’ : promenade [fort) rampart [fig) bulwark | Les j grands_s, The inner and principal B's (of ! Paris] En plein_, In the open street ‘ BOULE'VARI ’ uproar : ‘ shindy ’ BOULE-VERSEMENT- up'set : overthrow Boule’verser" va. to upset' : to overthrow' BOULIN - pigeon-hole : putlog : P-hole BOULINE bowline | Aller a la_, [or_r" un.] ; To sail close to the wind Bouliner" va. to haul ... to windward BOULINGRIN" lawn:grass-plot:bowling-green BOULON" bolt : pin | _a vis, Screw-bolt j _d’eclissage. Fish-bolt |_ii'iier" va. to bolt BOULON’NE’RIE bolts, railway chairs, etc. BOULON’NIERE auger Boulot'-ofte a. plump : fat | ‘ Du _,’ Work BOUQU ET" bunch : nosegay : aroma : | complimentary verses (pi] [fin) finishing up : wind-up [crevefte) prawn | _GARNI bunch of thyme, laurel, and parsley BOUQUETIER" vase: flower-vase BOUQU’ETIERE flower-girl BOUQU’ETIN"_: ibex (capra ibex] BOUQU’ETTE [provincial for) buckwheat BOUQU IN - old book : mouth-piece [argot pour) book [animal) buck | _er‘ vn. to hunt after old books BOUQU'INEUR collector of old books BOUQU'INISTE second-hand book dealer J BOURSE mud : filth Bourbeux'-euse a. muddy : filthy BOURBIER" slough : mud [fig) mess : nice fix BOURCET- [Voile a_] dipping-lug ! BOURDAINE or BOURGENE buckthorn BOURDALOU hat-band j BOURDE fib : ‘stretcher’ : sham ! BOURDON" drone : humble-bee [cloche) great bell : ‘BigBen’ [orgue) bourdon[cornemuse) droning [typ) out [de pelerin) staff BOURDON'NEMENT' [d'abeilles, etc.) hum [de mouches) buzzing [fig) murmur Bourdon'ner" vn. to hum : to buzz : to murmur : to have a ringing (in one’s ears] BOURG" market town : large village : borough BOURGADE straggling village BOURGEOIS"-_E citizen : plain, respectable person : shopkeeper : ‘ retired tradesman ’ [patron) ‘ governor ’ [en Amerique) ‘ boss ’ | En_Habille en_In plain clothes | ‘La _E,’ The mistress : ‘ the "missis ’ Bourgeois"-e a. citizen-like • homely: respectable : private : vulgar : trading [habit, etc.) plain | L’air_, A common look | Cuisine _e, Plain cooking | Pension_e, Boardinghouse | Voilure_e, Private carriage _ement" ad. plainly : like the middle classes: in a homely way : commonly [louer) for private and not for business purposes BOU ENGLISH-FRENCH BOU BOUGH [baon] branche : rameau Bought [ough, comme o dans sort: pret. & pp. V. Buy] C D _ of E F, C D doit a E F _BOOK facturier : livre d’achats BOUL'DER [bol-de-r] galet : bloc ^BOUNCE vanterie [leap) saut [vn.) bondir [swagger) se vanter : ‘ poser ’ Boun'cing a. [vulg] gros:eclatant:vantard BOUND limite : borne [leap) bond : saut | 3 At a_, D’un bond | By leaps and_s, Par § bonds rapides [V. Within] _va. borner : ^ limiter [fig) contenir [vn.) sauter : bondir ° [a.) tenu (to, a, de] redevable (for, de] oblige | _ over till .... Oblige a comparaitre ... | _to,_for, [n>] En parlance pour : allant a | Outward_En partance | Homeward V _, En retour | Half-_, En demi-reliure | f Iron-_, Blinde j Where are you_to ? Oil allez-vous ? | One is_ to say, II faut bien dire que ... [pret. & pp. V. Bind] \tiere BOUN'DARY [de-re] limite : borne : fron- Boun'de’n a. | _DUTY devoir imperieux ^ Boun'ding a. bondissant [infinite § Boun'dless a. illimite: sans bornes |_NESS ®Boun'teous a. bienfaisant: genereux 5 _ly ad. liberalement : genereusement Boun'tiful [fe-l] a. genereux : abondant _ lly a. abondamment : liberalement _NESS abondance : liberalite : bonte BOUN'TY bonte : generosite [indust.) prime (d’exportation, &c.] [X) prime d’engage- ^ ment | Boun'tie’d a. prime BOURGEOIS' [be-r-djoice] [tvp] corps huit BOURN, BOURNE borne ! BOU FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS BOU BOURGEOISIE [s, z] [personnes) citizens : tradesmen (pi] middle-class [droit) freedom of the city | Haute _, Gentry | Petite_, Small shopkeepers BOURGEON” bud : shoot : pimple Bourgeon'ne-e a. pimpled : blotched BOURGEONNEMENT” budding Bourgeon'ner" vn. to bud : to break out BOURGMESTRE [sound the g] burgomaster : BOURGOGN'E Burgundy (wine] |_may°r BOURGU'IGN‘ON"-OAW.E native of Burgundy BOUR'RACHE borage [borr'idj] BOURRADE heavy blow [fig) ‘blowing up’: BOUR’RAGE filling [mine) tamping [hard hit BOUR'BASQUE squall : burst of anger: whim BOUR’ RE hair [de lame) flock [de soie) floss [boO down [artil) wad : wadding Bour're -e a. stuffed : quilted (de, with]_de coups, ‘ Licked ’ BOUR’REAU executioner [fig) horrid wretch | _d'ARGENT ‘terrible spendthrift’ BOUR’REE faggot [d’Auvergne) jig BOUR-r£LEMENT‘ pain : agony : torment Bour’reler' va. to goad : to prick : to torment BOUR'RELET” pad : draught excluder [child’s) tumbling cap : padded cap [&) fender [pneu) BOUR'RELIER” harness-maker (.bead BOURRELLE'RIE harness-making Bour'rer' va. [de, with] to stuff : to cram : to ram down [ou in] [frapper) to beat [fam) to ‘ pitch into ’ BOUR'RICHE game-hamper BOUR'RIQU'E donkey : jade ) Vraie —, ‘Regular donkey’ | —QUET” little donkey : BOUR’ROIR tamping-bar L^ian,3-barrow Bour'ru -e a. crabbed : surly : crusty : grumpy BOURSE purse : bag [fig) pocket : means (pi] [universite) scholarship [edifice) Exchange [com) Stock-Exchange [fig, marche) money- market | a la_,’On ’Change BOURSICAUT' small savings (pi] BOURSIER” exhibitioner [com) speculator BOURSOUFLAGE bombast | Boursoufle-e a. swollen [fig) bombastic [acier) blistered Boursoufler' va. to puff up : to swell BOURSOUFLURE swelling BOUSCULADE pushing & shoving : ‘hustle’ Bousculer- va. to turn ... upside down : to hustle ... about : to ‘blow ... up’ BOUSE [booz] cow-dung : dung BOUSIER" [s z] dung-beetle BOUSILL'AGE mud (wall] ‘botch’ ‘BOUSIN"’ | Fairedu_, To ‘ kick up a row ’ BOUSSOLE compass [fig) guide BOUT’ [boo] end [nez, doigt, langue, etc.) tip [du sein) nipple [canne) ferrule [papier) scrap [fusil) muzzle [de navire) bow [cordage) rope | Au_du compte, After all [U. After : DENT : MONDE] a _d’efforts, Worn out with ...’s efforts | a_de patience, Out of P | De_ en_, From end to end | Faire un petit_ de toilette, [fam] To dress up a bit | Filer par le_, [&] To slip (a cable] Joindre les deux_s, To make both ends meet | Petits _s, Odds and ends | Jusqu’au _, All the way [au figure) right through with it | Par le bon_, In the right way | Pousser a_ To drive ... into a corner [ou to extremities] Venir a_de, To succeed in ... : to overcome _ - DEHORS” or BOUTE - HORS” stu’n-sail boom [V. JIB] BOUTE-EN-TRAIN” very life and soul (of a party] BOUTE-FEU fire-brand | BOUT'-LOF outrigger | BOUT’-RIMlt crambo BOUT'-SAIGN'EUX" scrag-end of the neck | BOOTE-SELLE signal to mount BOUTADE whim : freak : sly thrust | Par_s, By fits and starts fjar BOTJTEILL E bottle |_de Leyde, Leyden BOUTEROLLE ferrule [tech) die : snap BOUTIQU E shop : goods : tools (pi] Commis de_, Shopman BOUTIQU'IER" -IERE shop-keeper BOUTISSE header BOUTOIR snout [arch) buttress BOUTON" button : knob : handle : pimple : sight [bot) bud | _ [double] de CHEMISE. stud | _d’OR buttercup | Bouton’ne-e a. buttoned : close | _n’ner’ va. to button (up] [w.) to bud | _N'NIER” button-maker BOUTON’NIERE button-hole BOU ENGLISH-FRENCH BOW BOUT [baoutt] tour : partie | _ ship! Adieu-va! BOW' [baou\ salut [ra.) courber [to, devant) incliner : flechir [vn.) saluer [before, devant) s’incliner [with, sous) se courber : s’abaisser [with sorrow) s’affaisser : etre brise | _ down va. abaisserihumilier [sorrow) briser | _... out, econduire ... | _to .... saluer ... BOW' [baou] [ship's] avant: bossoir | On the port_, a [or par] b&bord devant | To cross her [ou our] _s, Courir a bord-droit BO'W‘ [bo] [ribbon) noeud [weapon) arc [cross-) arbalete [saddle-_) argon [fiddle-_) archet | Up — Pousse | Down_, Tire | To have two strings to one’s_, Avoir deux cordes a son arc -legge d a. a janibes arquees | -STRING [bo] corde d’arc [for strangling) lacet [V. Bay- BOW'DEN BRAKE, frein Bowden LWINDOW vjjBOW'EL COMPLAINT maladie des intes- § tins ] BOW'ELS [pi] entrailles [med, etc.) •° intestins [of the earth) sein BOW'ER [baou-r~\ berceau : retraite -ANCHOR ancre de bossoir /BOW'IE KNIFE couteau-poignard | BOWL bol : coupe [wooden) sebile [of pipe) fourneau [ball) boide [tech) rouleau | _to. servir la balle |_along, rouler |_e'd out [cricket] renvoye : a un autre! | ‘_ ... [§ over’ v. [fam] faire tomber | BOWLS [bolze] boules | To play at_, Jouer aux boules BO'W'LER joueur de boules [cricket) lanceur BO'W'LER [HAT] chapeau melon BO'WLINE [bo-linn] bouline [V. Noeud] BO'W LING-GREEN boulingrin V^BO'W'MAN [me-nn] [pi._men] archer Bowse [baouce] va. [•&] palanquer BO'W’SPRIT [bo’spritt] beaupre BO'WSTRING [bo] corde : lacet _va. etrangler BOW'WOW [child’s word] ton ton [barking) aboiement BOU FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS BRA BOUTURAGE striking | BOTJTTJRE cutting : Bouturer’ va. to strike (a cutting] |_slip BOUVERIE cattle-shed BOUVET" grooving plane ; plough plane BOUVIER" [ox-) driver : drover BOUVILL’ON" bullock BOUVREUIL' bullfinch | BOVID^S ” [pi] _die Bovine a._ | PESTE_, Cattle plague BOXE boxing | _r’ vn. to box | _UR boxer BOYAU intestine [tuyau en cuir) hose [fig) long narrow place | Corde a_, Catgut Boycotter' va. to boycott | BOYCOTTAGE B. P. [com] Bon pour ... L_tting BRACELET" [brass-lay] \brece-le-ft] BRACON’NAGE poaching Bracon’ner’ vn. to go poaching BRACON’NIER" poacher BRAGTEE [hot] bract BRAGU'E bz-eeching | BRAGUET’ heel-rope BRAH’MANE Brahmin BRAI pitch aild tar ; coal-tar pitch BRAIE coat (of mast, etc.] S’en tirer les —s nettes, To ‘come out of it all right’ BRAILL’ARD’-E brawler [«.) brawling Braill’er’ vn. to brawl ; to squall out BRAILL’EUR -EUSE brawler BRA1MENT- braying Braire [Table 40. Only used in Infin. and in ; 11 brait, ils braient, il braira, ils brairont, il brairait, ils brairaient] vn. to bray BRAISE embers (pi] charcoal [tech) breeze Braise-e a. stewed [fig)‘fin’ BRA1SIER’charcoal-bin |_ZAlRJSbi-aising-pan Brait’ [F. Braire fed ] ["coarse bran BRAN" excrement [de scie) sawdust [de son) BRANCARD" hand-barrow [lit) litter [pour un blesse) stretcher | _S’ shafts BRANCARDIER" stretchei’-bearer BRANCHAGE branches (pi] BRANCHE branch : bough j _S' de bouline [J>] Bridles | ‘ Vieille_,’ ‘Old chap’ Brancher’ vn. to perch [tuyau) to connect BRANCHE’MENT” [gaz, etc.] branch-pipe BRANCHIES’ [pi] gills Branchu-e a. branching ; spreading BRANDADE cod served in cream, oil, garlic, BRANDE heath : heather [*c. BRANDE’BOURG” gimp ; lace facing BOX ENGLISH-FRENCH BRA BOX boite : caisse : compartiment : cabinet particulier [cab seat, etc.) siege (du cocher] [at theatre) loge [pump) corps [axle) moyeu [screw) eci-ou [of lock) palatre [typ) cassetin [wood, or tree) buis [anat) boite [ua.) en- caisser [en.) boxer | To find o’self in the wrong_, [fam] Se fourvoyer : ‘ se blouser ’ | Smoke-_, B a fumee | Gland and stuffing-—, B a garniture | Country —,_ Pied-a-terre ; maisonnette | Christmas-—, Etrennes (plur.] Dice-_, Cornet [F. Bed, Fancy] Loose —, Stalle mobile [ Money-_, Caisse : tirelire \ Packing-_, Cash-_, Caisse | Poor-—, Tronc| Tool-_, Boite a outils | _ on the EAR, Soufflet | To_’s EARS, Souffleter | To _the COMPASS, Savoir la rose (des vents] -KEEPER ouvreuse de loges | -ROOM cham- bre de debarras | -TICKET coupon de loge BOX'ER boxeur [Chinese) Boxer Box'haul v. [&] virer vent arriere BOX'ING [ta) boxe | -DAY [26 decembre] jour des etrennes | -MATCH combat de boxeurs /BOY garcon [little child) garQonnet; enfant ^ [F. Beardless, Good] When I was a —, © Quand j’etais jeune | —S will' be —S, 11 ^ faut que jeunesse se passe | Cabin-— ~ [ou Ship's _] Mousse | Old —! Mon vieux ! | 'C School-_, Eleve : ecolier: collegien; lyceen | ° Street-_, Gamin | BOY'HOOD enfance [later) adolescence | Boy'ish a. enfantin ; ■° Boy'cott va. ‘ boycotter ’ [pueril VbOY'COTTING boycottage BRACE [brece] [game) couple [harness) sou- pente [mach) attache [typ) accolade [arch) tirant [carp) ancre : moise : gousset [tool) vilebrequin [ratchet —) cliquet a percer [&) bras | _, _ up va. lier ; attacher : bander [med) foi’tifier [&) bi'asser BRA'CES [brecezz] bretelles Bra'cing [a e'] a. fortifiant: tonique : vivifiant BRACK'EN fougereC-sl BRACK'ET console : bras : appligue [typogr.) ci’ochet [mach) palier | In _s, Entre ci-o- cliets | Bottom_, [eye] Boite du pedalier -WHEEL [eye] grand pignon Brack'ish a. saumatre | BRACT [hot.] bractee BRAD pointe \ Flooring_s, Clous il parquet BRAD'AWL [aw, o dans sort] poinyon ‘ BRAD'SHAW ’ indicateur des chemins de fer BRAE [bre] [Scotland] pente BRAG, _GGING vanterie Brag [-gge’d] vn. se vanter (of, de] BRAGG'ART [(£• a.] fanfaron BRAID [pr. bre'de] tresse : galon [needlework) soutache [tissue) lacet [m.) tresser :soutacher Braided WIRE, fil tresse BRAIL [J>] cargue | To_up, Carguer ^BRAIN cerveau : cervelle [Note. Cerveau | is the organ, cervelle the substance of which 1 it is composed.] Water on the _, Hydro- cephale | He blew his_S out, Il s’est fait sauter la cervelle \ To rack one’s _S, Se j creuser la tete | -FAG epuisement cerebral | -FEVER Jievre cerebrate | -WORK travail ^Brain'less a. sans cervelle [intellectuel BRAKE [a el [on wheel) frein : ‘ mecaniqtie’ [thicket) fourre [fern) fougere [tool) brisoir [flax mach.) ribe [of pump) brimbale \ Foot —, F a pedale j To apply, release the_, Mettre, desseri-er le frein | -BAND ruban de frein | -BLOCK sabot de F | -DRUM tambour de F | -JAWS [pi] mdchoires de F | -ROD tige de F | -VAN wagon a F [F. BREAK] BRA'KEMAN serre-frein BRAM'BLE ronce | _bly a. plein de ronces BRAM'BLING pinson des Ardennes BRAN \_bra,nn\ son | _and offal. Issues (pi] BRANCH branclxe ; rarneau [business, bank) succursale [tech) bras [F. Quartier]_LINE embranchement | _ PIPE branchement _vn. pousser des branches [into, en) se rami- fier : se bifurquer [to, a) s’embrancher _ed, _ng a. branchu;a ...branches-.rameux BRA FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS BRE BRANDE'VIN" brandy (distilled from wine] BRANDILL’EMENT’ swinging Brandill’er’ va. to swing Brandir va. to brandish {charpente) to pin BRANDON” firebrand : lighted wisp of straw Branlant’ -e a. swinging : tottering {dent, etc.) loose [fam) ‘ shaky ’ | Rocher_, Logan stone BRANLE swinging : full swing : start : going | Donner le_a, To set ... going : to start | -BAS’ upset [4>) clearing the decks BRANLEMENT” rocking : shaking Branler' v. to swing : to be loose : to stir | _dans le manche, To be getting shaky BRANIOTRE see-saw [tech) rocker arm BRAQU’E hound {pers) madcap [a.) daft BRAQU’EMART” short sword Braqu’er' va. to point (sur, at] to bring ... to bear (sur. upon] to fix (one’s eyes on] BRAS" arm : hand : handle : bracket candlestick [puissance) power [mac70 side-rod [40 brace {V. ELL]_dessus_dessous, Arm in arm : close [-ly] _de mer, Arm of the sea | a_-le-corps, Round the waist | a tour de_, With all one’s might | Croiser les_, To fold one’s arms | Entre les__ In one’s arms | Manque de_, Lack of labour | Sur les_, On one’s hands | 11 a le_long, He has plenty ('Eraser' va. to braze [bre'ze] [of influence <*BRASERO brazier [breje-t/eur] {rues) ‘devil’ “BRASIER” brazier : hot coals : 'a good tire ’ l^BRASILL’EMENT” glittering : phosphores- BRASSAGE brewing: mashing: mixing [cence BRASSARD" badge (on the arm] BRASSE stroke [40 fathom BRASSEE armful [coup) stroke Brasser’ va. to brew [fig) to stir up : to plot : [40 to brace | Brassez au vent! Round in the weather braces! | Brassez carre! Lay the yards square ! | Brassez tribord devant et babord derriere! Fore starboard braces and port main braces ! BRASSERIE brewery [cafe) beer-shop BRASSEUR brewer BRASSIAGE depth {action) fathoming BRASSIERES' [pi] braces : stays BRASSIN" mash-tub BRASURE brazing | BRAVACHE blusterer BRAVADE bravado : brag : boast BRAVE [brav] Uoj brave man [ou ‘fellow’] very nice fellow : ‘good sort’ [a.) honest: good : ‘ nice ’ [courageux) brave | En_, Bravely | Un — HOMME, A nice man : a ‘very decent fellow ’ | Un HOMME_, A brave man Bravement’ ad. bravely: boldly: well : finely Braver’ va. to brave BRAVO hired assassin [inf.)_! Well done! BRAVOURE bravery Brayer’ va. [4>] to pay ("break BREAK [pr. as in Eng.] wagonette [plus gros) BRYANT" [V. Bruant] BREBIS " sheep (sing. & pi.] ewe [Beler = to bleat] _egaree, Lost sheep | _ galeuse, Black sheep BRECHE breach : break : hole : notch ( Tou- jours sur la_, Always to the fore BR£CHE-D2?A7T"’ [<fc a.] person with broken BRECHET* brisket Lteeth BRACIN’’ [40 lift : sling ‘ Bredi-breda ’ ad. hastily : too hurriedly BRED1NDIN” [4>] whip : garnet Bredouill’e a. | Revenir_, [fig] To come back empty-handed | _MENT’ sputtering Bredouill’er’ vn. to sputter : to stammer BREDOUILL EUR sputterer Bref, Breve a. brief : short [ad.) briefly : in short | Dans le plus _ delai, As soon as BRELAN" gambling den [possible BRELAND1ER" card-player : gambler BRELANDINiER" -IERE itinerant dealer : BRELL K raft : float [street vendor BRELOQU'E trinket : charm BREME bream BRA ENGLISH-FRENCH BRE ^ BRAND tison : torche [com) marque [stain) 5 fletrissure [poet) glaive : fer [va.) marquer § (a feu] [tig) fletrir : stigmatiser (de, with] £ _new, Tout battant neuf Bran'dish va. brandir BRAN'DY eau-de-vie : cognac | Gflass of_, ‘Petit verre ’ | -blossome'd a. bourgeonne BRASS cuivre jaune : laiton : airain [ cheek ) ‘toupet’:‘culot’ [cash)‘de la braise’ [bearing) coussinet | Sheet_, Laiton en feuilles | Cast _, Bronze : laiton de fonte | _ BAND fanfare — FOUNDRY fonderie de cuivre jaune _WIRE til de laiton Brass'y a. d'airain [fig) impudent : effronte BRAT [argot] marmot : bambin BRAVA'DO [bre-vedo] bravade Brave [pr. breve] a._ feo : courageux {va.) braver : defier | _ly ad. bravement : bien BRA'VERY [bre-ve-re] bravoure ® v BRAWL melee : querelle : bruit | _vn. S § brailler : clabauder [poet) murmurer o q BRAWL' ER clabaudeur : braillard > ^ BRAWN [meat) pate de cochon : fromage S o d’Italie | Brawn'y a. charnu:musculeux BRAY [bre] braiment [vn.) braire Braze [a e ] va. braser | Bra'ze’n a. d’airain [fig) impudent | -face’d a. effronte BRA'ZIER [firer/ieur]chaudronnier[pan)brasier BRAZIL'-NUT noix du Bresil 1 -WOOD bresil BRA'ZING- [a, e] brasure BREACH [pr. brltsch] [of, de : in, a] breche : violation : rupture [law) violation : abus (de confiance, etc.] _of the PEACE, Attentat contre l’ordre public | Action for_of PROMISE, action en dommages-interets pour non- accomplissement de promesse de mariage BREA D [bredd] pain | Brown_, Pain bis : P de son | Whole-meal_, P complet | New_, P tendre [or frais] Stale_, P rassis | Wheaten _, P de froment | A loaf of_, Un pain | Slice of_, Morceau de P | Slice of_and BUTTER, Tartine (de beurre] Tea and_ and BUTTER, Du the et des tartines de beurre | On_and water, Au P eta Veau | To get [ou earn] one’s_, Oagner son pain | _FRUIT TREE arbre a pain : jaquier —STUFFS farines BREA DTH [breddth] largeur [of stuffs) le BRE FRAN <p AIS—AN GLAIS BRI BRIiSIL [or Bois de_] brazil-wood BRETAGN E | a la mode de _ [F. ONCLE] BRETELLE strap : brace | _S' braces BRETON" -NNE Breton [ancien angl.) Briton [4/ : sf.) sheei'-strake Breton'nant' -e a. | Un Breton_A Bretonspeaking [ou ‘out and out’] Breton BREUVAGE drink : draught [habituel) beverage [pour des animaux) drench BREVET" patent : license : warrant [)K) commission [d’apprentissage) indentures (pi] Prendi-e un_, To take out a patent | _de chauffeur, Driving L |_de pilote, Pilot’s L BREVE'TIl-_E patentee [a.) patent | Fournisseur _de, ... by appointment to | _S. G. D. G. [sans garantie du Gouvernement] Breve'tei1' va. to grant... a patent | Faii-e_, BR£VIAIRE breviary {Jbriv'-ye-re] (.To patent BRIBE scrap [pain) hunch Brie | De — et de bi-oc, [pr. the c’s] By hook or bv crook BRIC-A-BRAC 1_’ : old stores (pi] [tech) crank motion | Marchand de_, Broker BRICK brig | -G0£l_ETTE hermaphrodite brig BRICOLE strap : brace : backstroke : rebound [fig) ‘job’ | ‘Par_Indirectly Bricoler' vn. to do odd jobs BRIDE bridle : reins (pi] stay : check [pour bouton) loop [de chapeau) ribbons (pi] [tech) flange | Tourner_, To turn back | a toute _, a_abattue, At full speed Brider' va. to bridle : to make ... fast [J>) to pass a cross-seizing | Yeux brides, Narrow BRIDON" snaffle [(Mongolian) eyes BRIDURE cross-seizing Brieve’inenf ad. briefly BRIEVE' TE brevity : shortness BRIGADE_ [d’ouvriers) gang BRE ENGLISH—FRENCH BRE BREAK [breke] trouee : interruption [of continuity) solution (de continuity] [of day) aube: point du jour [clearing up) changement[typ) alinea [large carriage) break [agr) sole [arch) renfoncement | At_of DAY, Au point du jour : a Vaube | Without a_, Non interrompu Break va. [pre't. Broke :pp. Broke'n] rompre: briser [a stick, glass, or officer) casser [flax) battre [a law, a promise) violer : enfreindre [news) faire part de : communiquer [lessen) amortir [correct) dompter : corriger : mal- triser |_the JOURNEY, s’arreter en route] _ ...’s HEART [ea a] briser le cceur a ... | _one’s ARM, one’s NECK, se casser le bras, le cou | _one’s WORD, manquer de parole _vn rompre : se r : casser : se c : se briser [day) poindre [storms, etc.) eclater [swelling) crever : aboutir [voice) muer [business) faire faillite [constitution) s’affaiblir : se casser [weather) changer _down va. abattre : delabrer [vn.) se dela- brer; s’effondrer [carriage) verser [be a failure) echouer : manquer [tired out) s’abattre forth vn. eclater [rays, fluids) jaillir _in va. dresser : dompter [vn.) penetrer (dans] envahir : entrer dans |_in upon, envahir: interroinpre : se presenter a ... subitement _into vn. eclater en [va.) envahir : penetrer dans : se jeter dans — loose vn. s’echapper [fig) s’emanciper — off va. rompre : arreter [vn.) rompre [stop) s'arreter [from, a) s’arracher ["ter — open va. enfoncer : forcer [a seal) decache- — out vn. eclater : se declarer : s’echapper [sun) paraitre [rays, fluids) jaillir [of eruptions) soi-tir [in, de) se couvrir [drinking, etc.) s'abandonner (a] — through va. enfoncer : se frayer un chemin a tx-avers : percer [infringe) enfreindre _up va. detruire : disperser [to dismiss) dis- soudre [a camp) lever [agr) defoncer [vn.) se separer : etre eve : se defoncer [for the holidays) entrer en vacances [weather) changer — with vn. rompre avec (le passe, etc.] Break'able [ea, e] a. fragile : ... qui se casse (facilement] BREAK'AGE cassure : rupture [com) casse BREAK'DOWN [eae] accident: ‘panne’ [fig) insucces : fiasco j_TRAIN train de secours BREA'KER [ea e] briseur [mach) concasseur [cask) baril de galere | _S [sea] brisants BREA'K'FAST [brek-fe-sstt] [J- vn.] dejefiner (on, de] -TABLE table | -TIME heure du D BREA'KING [ea e] rupture : violation [com) banqueroute | _STRAIN tension de rupture -UP dissolution : levee [of school) entrJe en vacances [ice) debacle BREA'KNECK [eae] ‘Regular_,’Vrai casse- BREA'KMAN [eae'] garde-frein [cou BREA'KWATER [ea e'] brise-lames : jetee BREAM [brime] brerne BREA'ST [bresstt] sein : poitrine : conscience [horse’s) poitrail [of fowl) blanc | At the_, [child] a la mamelle | Single-_ed, Droit | Double-_ed, Croise | To make a clean_of it, Confessei-, avouer tout | -BONE sternum | _ EXHAUSTER tire-lait | -high a. ... a hauteur d’appui | _PIN epingle (de cravat e] _PLATE cuirasse : plaque [Aaron’s) pectoral | -POCKET poclie de cote | _WORK parapet [<J>) fronteau | -WHEEL roue de cote BREATH [ea e : th fort] haleine : souffle | In a_, Tout d'une H | Out of_, Hors d’H : tout essouffle | Shortness of _, H courte | Last_, Dernier soupir | To hold one’s_, Retenir son H \ To take_, Reprendre H ^Breathe [ea i ] va. respirer : souffler [after, apres) soupirer [en.) respix-er | _ forth, 3 _ out, exhaler : pousser | He _e d his g last, II rendit le dernier soupir « BRE A' THING [ea % ] respiration : aspira- T tion [a.) ... pour respirer [ V. Difficulty] -HOLE soupirail | -TIME temps de respirer Breath'less [ea e] a. a perte d'lialeine : hors Ahaleine : haletant: tout essouffle Bi'ed \_pp.V. Breed] a. eleve | Half-__ Metis |_ Ill-_. Mai eleve | Thorough-_, De pur sang [pers) accompli [F. Well-_] ^ BREECH derriei-e [gun) culasse |-LOADER ^ fusil [or canon] qui se charge par la C BREECH'ES [ee, i br.] [pair of_] culotte^&a BREECH'ING [harness) avaloire [J>) brague BRI FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS BRI BRIGADIER" ci^j [d’ouvriers) ganger: foreman [X) corporal [artill.) bombardier [■!>) coxswain’s mate {police) sergeant. BRIGAND"_ [d se pr.] robber | _DAGE_; robbery | _er‘ va. to rob BRIGANTIN" brigantine | _E spanker BRIGU'E intrigue : faction ; canvassing [en Amerique) ‘ log-rolling ’ Tcanvass for Brigu'er' va. to solicit : to intrigue for ; to BRIGU'EUR -EZJSE ... who solicits ; canvasser Brill'amment' ad. brilliantly BRILL'ANT' brightness : brilliance [diamant) brilliant | _t‘ -e a. bright: brilliant Brill'er' vn. to shine [chai] to be conspicuous [faiblem’t) to shimmer BRIMADES' [pi] practical jokes, etc., played on new-comers [school, regiment] BRIMBALE [m nasal] pump-handle BRIMBORION" [m nasal] nicknack Brimer' va. to play practical jokes upon BRIN" bit [soie) staple [d’7 lerbe) blade [deplante) slip | _a_, Bit by bit | ‘ Un beau_de femme,' A tall, fine-looking woman | Bois de _, Timber in the log i BRINDILL'E twig : spray ‘BRINGUEBABE’ pump-handle BRIO dash ; brilliance BRIOCHE bun : fancy bread [something like a Scotch ‘ scone ’] [fig) blunder BRIQUAILL'ONS* [pi] brickbats Id BRIQUE brick [de savon, etc.) cake c BRIQUET" short sabre ; Hint and steel; auto- o matic match-box | Battre le_, To strike a g light | BRIQUETAGE brickwork O.BRIQUE' TERIE [breek-tree] brick-yard : 3 BRIQUE'TIER" brick-maker |_br'ck-making ^BRIQU’ETTES' (pi] patent fuel BRIS" breaking open (ou loose] [&) wreck /'Brisable a. breakable | BRISANT" breaker BRISE breeze 1 Bris6 -e a. broken [qui se plie) folding [fig) 1 tired out | Avenir_, Blighted prospects (pi] BRI SEES' [pi] broken branches : footsteps | W Aller sur les _ de, To trench upon...’s ground BRISE-EAU, -LAMES’, -MER breakwater | -GLACE ice-breaker : starling | -MOTTES' clod-crusher | -TOUT* destructive child (ou V person] -VENT’ screen (for trees] BRE ENGLISH—FRENCH BRI /BREED race [of birds) couvee [va.,pret.&pp. Bred) elever [fig) faire naitre [vn., animals) naitre : multiplier BREE'DER [of stock] eleveur | Good_[bird) © bonne couveuse [mare) bonne pouliniere ^BREE'DING [animals) elevage [pers) ed«t- cation \ Cross_, Croisement | Good _, Politesse | -CAGE nichoir ' BREEZE brise | Light, Slight_, Petite B BREST'-SUMMER sommier : poitrail BRETH'REN [pi] freres:confreres [ V. Brother] Brevet' [weft] a. ... a brevet fea BREY'ITY [style) concision [of time) brievete Brew [pr. broue’J va. brasser [tea) faire infuser [tm.) faire de la biere [mischief) se tramer BREW'ER brasseur | BREW'ERY brasserie BREW'ING brassage [quantity) brassin BRI'AR ronce | _ PIPE pipe en bruyere \ Sweet_, Eglantier odorant :g BRIBE present: pot-de-vin [fig) appat [va.) II corrompre:acheter|BRI'BER corrupteur-frice •" BRI'BERY corruption BRICK brique fen [a.) de [or en] briqties | Bath _, B anglaise j Fire-__ B refractaire | Glazed [ou Broseley] _, B vernissee \ ‘ Regular —’ [vulg] Brave garqon [lively fellow) joyeux luron | -BATS morceaux de brique | -KILN four a briques .briqueterie | _LAYER macon [tech) briqueteur | _LAYING magonnerie | _MAKER briquetier | _WORK briquetage : briques | -YARD briqueterie Bri'dal [braide- 7] a. nuptial: de [des] noces [wreath) de mariee (BRIDE fiancee : future [after the ceremony) j marie'e: nouvelle M j The_and bridegroom, ^5 Les nouveaux maries | _CAKE gateau de 1® noce | BRI'DE'GROOM fiance: futur: marie : ■2 nouveau marie ^ BRI' DE’ SMAID demoiselle d’honneur | BRI'DE'SMAN [pi-men] gargon d’honneur V BRI'DE'WELL maison de force BRIDGE pont [of a steamboat) passerelle (de commandement] [violin) chevalet [nose) dos [game) ‘bridge’[trembler coil)etrier de trem- bleur | — of boats, P de bateaux | Suspension _, Pont suspendu | Swing_, P tournant | To_over, Jeter un P sur [F. Transbordeu'r] BRI'DLE [i — ai'ibride : fre\n[&)branches (de tmiline] [wa.) brider [fig) mettre un frein a | _up, se rengorger | -PATH route cavaliere BRIEF [brife] dossier | _a. bref : de courts duree [style) concis | _less a. sans cause Brie'fly ad. brievement: bref BRIE'FNESS brievete [style) concision BRIG brick | BRIG [Scot.] pont fgads BRIGADIE'R [brigg-e-dire'] feo general de bri- Bi-ig’ht \braits\ a. brillant ; beau : eclatant [met) poli ; blanchi [pers) intelligent [idea) lumineuse [fire) joyeux : clair [tech) usine | A_ WOMAN, Tine femme clxarmante \ A — BOY, Un enfant qui promet beaucoup | To look at the — SIDE of things, Yoir tout en beau | _er DAYS, Des jours meilleurs Brig-hte'n [pr. brdite-nn] va. faire briller : eclaircir [to cheer) egayer [polish) polir [the wits) degourdir |_up vn. briller [weather) s’eclaircir [pers) s’egayer : se derider Bri'g’htly ad. brillamment; clairement BRI'G HTNESS eclat: clarte : splendeur BRI'G HT’S DISEASE maladie de Bright BRILL barbue |Vif eclat BRILL'IANGY [bril'-ye-nnce] eclat: brillant: Brill'iant \briV-ye-nnte\ a. brillant: eclatant [mus) perle | _ly ad. brillamment BRIM bord | _ful a. rempli jusqu’aux bords: tout plein | Broad-brimme’d, narrow-brim- me'd, a larges, a petits bords Brimm'ing [ou _over] a. [de, with] tout plein : debordant BRIM'STONE soufre (brut or en canon] Brin'dle’d a. tachete fd ea;7iattsfio*» BRINE [braine] saumure | _PUMP pompe BRI FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS BRO BRISE’MENT ” [s, z] breaking Briser’ [breezay] v. to break : to dash (contre, against] to break open, down, off : to bruise : to split [plier) to fold | Table bris6e, Folding table | _le coeur a To break ...’s heart | Brisons la! Let’s change the conversation ! J Se_, To break (etc.] to fold up BRISOIR crusher : breaker BRISQU'E | ‘Une vieille An old soldier BRISURE [s, z] fracture : fold : broken piece Britannique a._ic [‘Majesty’] British BRIZE [bot] quaking-grass BROC” jug : jar [V. Brie] BROCANTAGE second-hand dealing [to‘chop’ Brocahter'va. to deal in second-hand goods : BROCANTEUR -EUSE stock-jobber : dealer in BROCARD" jeer : taunt [.curiosities BROCART" brocade | BROCHAGE stitching BROCHE spit [cheville) spigot [_a tricoter) knitting needle [bijou de femme) brooch [tech) pin : spindle | a la_, On the spit: roasted | Banc a_s, Roving frame Broche-e a. [reliure] in paper covers | _de sole, Broch6 in silk [i.e. with raised figures woven in silk] Brocher’ va. to figure : to emboss [reliure) to stitch [fig) to hurry through BROCHET” pike : jack BROCHETTE skewer [tech) pin BROCHEUR-ETAS'E [book-) stitcher BROCHURE ‘_’ : pamphlet [action) stitching BROCOLI broccoli Brode-e embroidered [fam) worked [fig) embellished BRODEQU’IN’’ [lace-up)boot Osj [torture) boot [fig) comedy Broder' va. to embroider [fam) to work [fig) to embellish [tm.) to romance : to ‘ pile it on ’ BRODE'RIE embroidery: work [fig) embellish- BRODEUR-EUNE embroiderer Lmerjt BROIE’MENT' pounding : crushing : breaking BROME bromine [hot) brome-grass Bromique a._ic BROMURE bromide [bro-maide] BRI ENGLISH Bring va. \pret. & pp. Brought, pr. brot, 0 comme dans sort] [carry) apporter [conduct) amener [convey) transporter : conduire [fig) mettre: faire venir: faire [an action) intenter | — about, amener : operer | Brought about by, Produit par | — again, _ back, rapporter [pers) ramener | _away, emporter [things not portable) emmener |_[a case] before a court, saisir un tribunal de ... | _down, descendre [fig) abaisser : rabaisser [to, de) mettre au niveau | _down upon, attirer sur | _forth, [children) mettre au monde [animals) mettre bas [fig) produire | _forward, amener : avancer : proposer [assist) pousser [com) reporter | ‘Brot. forward,’‘a reporter ’ [or ‘ report ’] _ in, introduire amener : faire entrer [a profit of) rapporter [a bill) deposer [Leave to_in a bill, Prise en consideration, etc.]_low, humilier | _ near, rapprocher |_s us nearer to,... nous rapproche de |_on, apporter: amener [cause) occasionner | _out, faire sortir : apporter [book) publier : faire paraitre |_her to' [4>] mettre en panne [F. ERRE]_tears to my eyes, Me tirer les larmes des yeux (_... to' again [from fainting] faire reprendre connais- sance |_under, soumettre |_up, monter: faire m. or avancer [meals) servir [children) elever [vomit) rendre: vomir |_up to DATE, mettre a jour | To_me WORD, M’en pre- venir| BRING'ING transport | -UP education BRINK bord [fig) penchant | On the_of the GRAVE, a deux doigts de la mart Bri'ny a. saumatre [poet) amer [F. Deep] BRI'ONY, ou BRY'ONY [brdi-e-nel bryone Brisk a. vif: gai : frais [drink) piquant [com) actif -ive [-ly, -ment] Trade is_, Les affaires vont bien | _NESS vivacite [com) activite BRIS'KET poitrine ■tBRIS'T-LES [pi] soies | Bris't’le vn. se 42 herisser (with, de] _up [pers] se raidir ^Bris't ly a. herisse [bot) poilu BRITANN'IA METAL metal anglais FRENCH BRO Brit'ish a.britannique: anglais : d'Angleterre j _CON'SULATE [ie-t] consulat anglais | _ EM'BASSY ambassade d’A | _ SCH’OOL ecole primaire |_WINES vin degingembre, de groseilles, etc. Brit'tle a. cassant: fragile | _NESS fragilite BROACH [brotch] broclie : equarrissoir _va. embrocher [a cask) percer [a subject) entamer | _to, faire chapelle ( Broad a. large : gros : plein : grand [accent) J, prononce [liberal, fig) libre | To get broader, o S’elargir | In _DAYLIGHT, En plein ^ jour | _BEAN grosse feve | _HINT ~ allusion pen voilee | _-brimme'd a. ... a 'a larges bords | _castad.kla volee | —CLOTH 0 drap fin |_GRIN gros rire | -mind'ed a.... g aux idees larges: liberal | _ OUTLINES [pi] 2 grandes lignes |_NESS largeur: grossiirete | § _SIDE [of a ship) cote [paper) in-plano : as affiche | To tire a _, Tirer une bordee | _SW’ORD sabre [X, technically) latte Broad'ly ad. largement: ouvertement BROCA'DE [ae] brocart | _d a. de brocart BROGUE [pr. brogh] accent prononce (propre surtout aux Irlandais] BROIL tumulte : querelle [va.) griller | —ing SUN, Soleil brulant Bro'ke'n a. [pp. V. Break] casse:brise:rompu [clothes) dechire [sleep) interrompu [broken by emotion) entrecoupe [glass) casse [ranks) rumpu [health) delabre | To speak in _ ENGLISH, Ecorcher l’anglais | To speak _ FRENCH, ‘Parler francais comme une cache espagnole ’ | -backe'd a. qui a les reins casses | -down a. detraque [motor-car) reste en 'panne' | _ HEART coeur brise | _ VIC'TU'ALS rogatons | -winded a. poussif BRO'KER courtier [second-hand broker) bro- canteur | Bill_, C de change | Cotton_, C en cotons | Share_, C A'actions | Ship_, C maritime | Stock _, Agent de change | _AGE courtage BRO'MIDE bromure | BRO'MINE brome BRO FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS BRU ^BRONCHEMENT" stumble Broncher' vn. to stumble : to trip : to stir • $ BRONCHES■ [pi] bronchi [ch, 7;] |to move KBronchiqu'e a. bronchial [ch, 7c] & BRONCHITE [sheet]_ehitis [bronn-kaitiss BRONZAGE bronzing | BRONZE _ | Cceur de _, Heart of stone |_phosphore, Phosphor-B Bi •onzer' va. to bronze [le coeur) to harden BROQU'ETTE tack | De la_.Some tacks (pi] BROSSAGE brushing BROSSE brush | _ a BHEVEUX' hair-B | _ a DENTS’ tooth-B | _ a HABITS' clothes-B BROSSEE brushing [argot) ‘dressing’ Brosser’ va. to brush [plats') to beat : to " lick ’ BROSSE’RIE brush manufactory [ou trade] BROSSEUR [officer’s) servant [ou man] BROSSIER” brush-maker : B-dealer BROU husk | BROUEE mist BROUET" NOIR Spartan broth ("barrow-load BROUETTE wheelbarrow | BROUETTEE Brouetter' va. to wheel : to carry in a barrow BROUH AH A uproar : ‘ row * BROUILL'AMINi muddle : disagreement: ‘row’ BROUILL'ARD” fog : mist [livre) waste-book | II fait du _, There is a mist : it is foggy | Papier_, Blotting paper | It brouill'asse (to.) It is drizzling BROUILL’E misunderstanding : coolness | Etre en_To be on bad terms Brouill'er' va. to mix up : to confuse, perplex: to embroil [serrure) to hamper [cartes) to shuffle [oeufs) to scramble | Se_, To get cloudy [fig) to get confused [pers) to fall out: not to be on good terms BROUILL" ERIE misunderstanding: confusion BROUILL'ON”-NNE blunderer [a.) blundering | BROUILL'ON” rough draft : rough copy [livre) waste-book Brouir va. to nip [par le soleil) to burn BROUSSAILLES' briers (pi] brushwood Brouter' va. to browse : to crop BROUTILL'ES' (pi] trifles : brushwood BROYAGE crushing : grinding Broyer' va. to pound : to crush : to grind [ Machine a_ [or BROYEUR] crusher:breaker: BRIT daughter-in-law Lpug-mill BRUANT ' or BRYANT” yellow-bunting : yellow- [h] ammer | des neiges, Snow-bunting j _des roseaux. Reed-bunting BRUGN'ON” nectarine [be drizzling BRUINE drizzling rain j _r' v. (Table 71) To Bruire vn. [bruyant : il bruit : il bruyait, or bruissait] to murmur : to rustle Bruissant' -e a, murmuring BRUISSEMENT" rustling : murmur BRUIT” [pr. brtvee] noise: roar: rumour: report: ‘ to-do ’ : ‘ fu3S ’ [metallique) clang [de chaines) clank [sec) click | a grand _, Ostentatiously ( Beaucoup de _ pour rien, Much ado about nothing | Faire du_, To make a noise | a petit _, Quietly | Le_ court, It is rum- BrQlant' -e a. burning : hot: fervent Loured BRULE burnt taste (ou smell] Sentir le_. To smell of burning | BRULEMENT” burning ‘ BRULE-GUEULE ’ short pipe : cutty P BrOle-pourpoinP | a _, ad. right in one’s face : suddenly : all at once [argument) direct Brfller' va. to burn : to scorch [cafe) to roast [liquides) to scald (de, with] [depasser) to waste [ou lose] no time on [ou in] Se_la cervelle, To blow one’s brains out | Les doigts me brident, My fingers are burning | Nous bru - lons de vous voir,We are longing to see you | _la politesse a, To suddenly leave [ou ‘cut’] _ le pave, To rattle [ou dash] along at full speed |_une etape, To pass through ... with- BR&LERIE distillery Lout stopping BRULE-TOUT' save-all BRULEUR incendiary : distiller : burner BRULOIR ...-roaster j BRULOT” fire-ship BRULURE burn : burning : scald : blast BRUMAIRE second month of the Republican year [‘ Oct. ’ 22 tp 1 Nov.' 20] BRUME fog : sea mist : haze Brumeux' -euse a. foggy : misty : hazy BRUN" brown [pers) man of dark complexion Brun”-e a. brown : dusky : dark Brunfitre a. brownish BRUNE dusk [femme) woman of dark complexion | a la_, At dusk BRUNETTE ‘_' | BRUNI burnish Brunir va. to brown : to darken [polir) to burnish [to.) to get brown [ou dark] BRUNISSAGE burnishing BRUNISSEUR -EUSE burnisher BRUNISSOIR burnisher [tool] BRUNISSURE browning [poli) burnish [l’art, ou taction) burnishing BRO ENGLISH-FRENCH BRU Bi •on'chial [ch, k]_cliique Bronze va. bronzer | BROOCH [oo, d] broclie BROOD [broude] couvee [vn.) couver | To keep —ing over, Rever continuellement a ~BROOK ruisseau [va.) souffrir : digerer . BROOK LET petit ruisseau fa balai o BROOM balai [bot) genet | -STICK manche BROSE [Scotl.] sorte de bcniillie BROTH [o bref, th fort] bouillon : potage BROTH'ER [bre] [pi. Brothers : style soutenu, £ Brethren] frere [fig) confrere [lawyers, to ••£ one another) maitre | -IN-LAW beau-frere | ~ HALF-_, demi-frere | _HOOD fraternite: S confrerie | _ly a. fraternel BROUGHAM [bro-e-m] coupe |"Bring] Broug'ht [ough comme o dans sort] [pp. V. BROW [brab] sourcil [forehead) front [of hill) sommet. Brow'heat [bite] va. traiter insolemment BROWN [braonn] brun [in roasting) rissole [autumn) teinte de rouille [a.) brun [bread) ; bis' [sugar) brut [paper) gris' [v.) brunir : se b [cookery) gratiner [meat) rissoler : se r | _STUDY reverie BROWNTNG [butter and flour] roux ) Brown'ish a. brunatre BROWN'NESS couleur brune : brun Bi ■owse [braouze] va. brouter BRU'IN ours BRUI'SE [broiize] contusion : meurtrissure : coup : ‘renfoncement’ [va.) meurtrir : ecraser ‘Brumm'agem’ [dje-m] a. de camelvte : faux BRU FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS BUI Brusque a.'_’ : rough : abrupt : sudden : blunt | —menf ad. suddenly : abruptly : bluntly 1 Brusquer' va. to be abrupt with: to make short work with ("brusqueness BRUSQTJERTE abruptness : bluntness : Brut-e [pr. the Z] a. rough : ... in the rough : raw : coarse [le montant) gross [vin) sweet [i.e., natural, not ‘sec’ ] Bete_e, Beast | Ma- tiere_e. Raw material | Poids Gross BRUTAL brute : churl Lvveight Brutal -e a. rough : hard : unfeeling : brutal: brutish [-emenf -ly] [F Stubborn, ang.] Brutaliser' va. to treat... roughly [ou brutally] BRUTALITE_ty : roughness : hardness : brutishness : stubbornness BRUTE _ Bruyamment' ad. noisily : loudly Bruyant’ -e a. noisy : loud : clamorous BRUYERE heath : moor | Coq de_, Capercailzie | Terre de_, Peat | Arbustes de terre de_American plants | Pipe en _, Briar BRYONE bryony [pipe Bn -e pp. [F Boire] BUANDERIE laundry [fam) wash-house BUANDIER'-JHRE bleacher : laundress [fam) BUBON" tumour : bubo [ivasher woman BUGARDE cockle | Buccal -e a. ... of the mouth, ou cheek | BUCCIN" whelk BUC^PHALE_alus [fam) steed BUGHE log : block [pers) blockhead | _ de Noel, Yule-log | ‘Ramasser une [eye] To have a spill | Flottage a_S’ perdues', Damming up streams till a day of floating, when the rush carries the timber down to larger rivers BUCHER" wood-shed : stack of wood [supplice) stake | _va. to rough-hew [vn.) to ‘ wire into it’ : to ‘slave away,’ ‘swat’ | ‘Se_,’ To tight BUCHERON" woodman : wood-splitter BUGHETTE stick : bit ‘ BUCHEUR ’ desperate man for work Bucolique a._ic BUDGET" [biid-zlie] _ [ang. be-djett] [de la guerre, etc.) estimates | Modesto_, Slender means | Budgetaire a. budget ... BUEE vapour : steam : lye BUFFELINE buffalo-cloth BUFFET"_: sideboard : cupboard : case[*3l) refreshment-room BUFFLE buffalo [cuir) buff leather BUFFLETERTE belts (pi] BUFFLET1N" young buffalo BUGLE _ [a trumpet] BUGLE _ [plant] BUIS' box : boxwood BUISSON” bush : thicket | Trouver_creux, [fig] To be just too late : to find ... gone BRU ENGLISH-FRENCH BUI BRUNT [bre-nnt) choc : fureur: fort | To bear the_, Faire tous les frais /BRUSH brosse [pencil) pinceau [sweeping) balai [tight) brossee [fox’s) queue | Bottle j , Goupillon | Hearth Balai de cheminee [m.) brosser [sweep) balayer [touch against) "5 effleurer | _away, off, enlever | _up, v donner uu coup de brosse a [fig) repasser : ’=> revoir | -HOLDER porte-balai | -MAKER | brossier | _WOOD broussailles j BRUSH'ER brosseur-ease ^BRUSH'ING brossage : brossee BRUSS'ELS [bre-ss'lze'] -CARPET moquelte bouclee | — SPROUTS (pi] chou de Bruxelles 2 Bru'tal a._fen | _ize [dize\ va. abrutir 'gBru'tally ad. cruellement: brutalement ,© BRUTE _ [pers) animal [a.) des betes: brutal: .Sf prive de raison \ _FORCE vive force ‘§Bru'tish a. brut : cruel [stupid) abruti ,o _ly ad. brutalement | _NESS brutalite BUB'BLE [be-be-Z ] bulle [tig) cliimere _up, bouillonner _COMPANY attrape : affaire vereuse /BUCK chevreuil : daim [rabbit) male [pers) ! gaillard- | _BOA'RD voiture tres legere | ' _’S-HORN corne de cerf |_SKIN peau de ^ daim | _SHOT chevrotine | _THORN nerprun | _WHEAT sarrasin : ble noir tsBUCR'ET seau : baquet [of pump) piston : ^ seau [water-wheel) auget [dredger) godet | A> Drop in a_, Goutte d’ean dans la mer | * —FUL baquet | -SEAT baquet fronnier 2 ‘ BUCK'EYE’ habitant-e de 1’Ohio [tree) mar- ^BUCK'LE boucle [ea.) bonder [wi.) se b : se i courber |_on, endosser | — to', s’y mettre j d’arrache-pied | BUCK'LER bouclier V BUCK'RAM [be-k1 -re-mni] bougran BUCK'SKIN, etc. [V. BUCK] BUD [pr. be-d] bouton [tig) germe | In the_, En herbe [ V. Nip] _[-dded] [vn.) bourgeonner [■«*.) ecussonner BUDD'ING bourgeonnement: greffe en ecusson ? [fig) germe [a.) bourgeonnant [tig) naissant | «-KNIFE ecussonnoir BUD'DLE [mining] lavoir [va.) laver Budge [be-dje] vn. bouger fbuffle BUFF [u, e] couleur chamois | _ LEATHER /BUFF'ALO [fe-loh buffle BUFF'ER tampon | ‘ Old _ ’ [vulg] Yieux bonhomme | _SPRINGS ressorts de choc | 0 _ STATE etat-tampon | -STOP heurtoir: ^BUFF'ET fco : coup de poing [butoir 5 _va. battre [tig) 1 utter contre "BUFFOO N bouflfon | _ERY bouffonnerie BUG punaise : insecte | May_, Hanneton BUG'BEAIi [bere\ epouvantail ' BUGG'Y boghei [or boghe] americaine BU'GLE [biougue-'l] cor (de chasse] [X)clai- ron : bugle [hot) bugle | _R clairon BU'GLOSS [biou] [ou VIPER’S _] viperine BUHL marqueterie de Boule [«.) de Boule ^BUTLl) [of pers] taille | _va. [pret. & pp. Built] batir : construire [have built) faire batir, or c | _up, elever [tech) murer | S _upon [tig] faire fond sur BU'ILD'ER [contractor) entrepreneur [ship- _) constructeur .■^BUTLD'ING batiment: edifice [art of) con- • ■ struction | Public_S, monuments publics | "3 _MATERIALS materiaux de C [old) M c de demolition [broken) decombres (]d] ~ _TRADES industries du batiment | Bu'ilt [pp. V. Build] a. b&ti-e (with, of. en] ^ British-_, De construction anglaise BUI FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS BUR Buissonneux* -ease a. bushy | _nnier' -iere a. bush ... | Faire Vecole_iere, To play truant BULBE [&/■.] bulb | Bulbeux- -euse a. bulbous BELLE bubble [pope’s) bull BULLE'TIN " _ : vote : ballot-paper : ticket : list : certificate : daily report : official R : summary : notice [d'une soc.) report | — de bagages, Luggage-T |_trimestriel, School R BURALISTE office-keeper : receiver | Recette _, Government tobacco-shop, etc. [for taxes] BURE drugget [mine) shaft: winze BURE'AU ‘_’ : office : desk : writing-D : shop: committee : executive [ou sub-] C [U. Committee] Chef de_, Head clerk | Garmon de_, Messenger | _restant,1 To be left till called for’ | _de tabae, Tobacconist’s (shop] BURE'AUCRATE clerk in a government office ; clerk in the ‘circumlocution office’ : official BURE‘AUGRATIE [pr. cie] ‘red tape’ : offi- Bure’aucratique a._ic [cial influence BUL ENGLISH-FRENCH BUR /'BULB _e : oignon : caieu [india-rubb.)poire | _S oignons a fleurs | Bul'bous a._beux a BULGE bombement : bosse 3 _vn. faire saillie [to damage, va.) crever «BULK grossmr ; volume [main part) gros : 2 masse [&) charge | In _ [wholesale] En § vrac | Laden in — [ship] Charge en grenier| p To break_ [<J>] Commencer le decharge- J BULK' HE AD cloison (etanche] [merit 3BULK'INESS grosseur : volume Bulk/y a. gros ^BULL taureau [on Stock Exchange) haussier [pope’s & imperial) Inille [blunder) bevue : boulette : betise | To take the _ by the HORNS, Prendre le taureau par les comes | -BAITING combat de cliiens contre un taureau | -DOG bouledogue j -FIGHT course ^ de T’x | _’S-EYE [target) noir : mouche : g mille [window) oeil de boeuf [in glass) bou- dine [d>) margouillet -pBULL'ET balle (de fusil, etc.] -SBULL'FINCH bouvreuil: pivoine pfBULL'ION [ye-nn] or, ou argent (en 1 ingots] © Stock of_Encaisse metallique BULL'OCK bouvillon BULL'Y bravache : matamore [in low sense) souteneur [va.) malmener [vn.) faire le fen- dant [a. America) epatant j ‘_for you!’ Bravo! | _ING cranerie [a.) fendant : BUL'RUSH [re-ch] jonc‘ Lbrutal V BUL'WARK rempart j _S [<i>] pavois (BUM'BLE-BEE bourdon BUM'BOAT [bote] bateau a provisions BUMP bosse [bang) choc : coup [vn.) frap- per : se cogner : se heurter (against, contre] I bumped my head, Je me suis cogne la tete BUM'PER rasade : rouge-bord BUMP'KIN rustre : lourdaud Bump'tiousa. sufflsant | -NESS suf/isance: gBUN baba [plain) brioche [importance mBUNCH bosse [flowers)bouquet [bract: bot) § regime [of straw, radishes) bottc [tuft) touffe ^ [of keys) trousseau j A _ of GRAPES, a> Une grappe de raisin 5 Bunch [out] vn. faire bosse : bomber gBUN'DLE paquet [of papers) liasse [sheaf) g botle : javelle [of sticks) fagot [a heap) tas [of linen, etc) ‘ tapon ’ [va.) empaqueter [agr) mettreen javelles |_... in, fourrer | _... out, jeter (a la parte, etc.] [vn.) sortir BUNG bonde [va.) bondonner |_up, boueher BUNG'HOLE bonde Bun'gle v. bousiller : massacrer | To make a_of it. Faire de la mauvaise besogne BUN'GLER bousilleur : savetier jjBUN'ION [ye-nn] oignon (au pied] SBUNK couchette [vn. fain) ‘filer’ 2 BUNK'ER saute | Coal_, S au charbon ^ _COALS charbon de saute cu BUNK'UM [de la) blague (politique. etc.] 2 ‘ BUNN'Y ’ lapin SBUN'SEN BUR'NER bee Bunsen oBUNT chapeau | -CLOTHS fonds | -LINE _ cargue-fond | -PATCH patte du chapeau "BUN'TING etamine [bird) bruant | REED- ( — Bruant de roseaux [V. Snow] ! BU’OY bauee | Life _, B de sauvetage j :S -ROPE or in | Bu'oy va. baliser | — up, ^ soutenir (de, with] [a cable) alleger ! BU OY'ANOY leyerete [fig) elan : animation Bu oy'ant a. flottant: leger [fig) vif: anime ^BUR [V. BURR] BUR'DEN fardeau : charge [of a song) refrain : reprise [va.) charger (with, de] Beast of_Betc de somme \ He is a_to his S friends, 11 est a charge a ses parents | ... of ~ 1000 tons_,... du port [or de lacontenance] c de 1000 tonneaux Bur densome a. facheux : a charge (to. a] ^BUR'DOCK bardane sBUR GESS [bev/r-dje-ss] bourgeois: electeur 2 [M.P.) representant | _ES (pi] bourgeoisie gBUR'GH’ER bourgeois sBUR'GLAR cambrioleur BUR'GLARY vol de nuit avec effraction BUR'GOMASTER bourgmestre BURGUN'DIAN [& a.] Bourguignon -nne 1 BUR'GUNDY [vin de) Bourgogne [U. Pitch BUR'IAL [berri-e-l] enterrement | -GROUND cimetiere | -MOUND tumulus | -PLACE lieu de sepulture \ -SERVICE office des morts ''Bur'ly a. gros : bruyant BURN brulure [brook) ruisseau [va.) brhler (to, de] incendier [bricks) cuire | _down, brfiler : consumer | _ up, consommer : bruler | To make the fire_, Activer le feu | 2 I burnt [ou_e’d] my hand, Je me suis brule 5 la main \ He is_ing with revenge, 11 brule c de se venger | Burning! [in playing games] 'c Tu brides! '“BURN'ER bruleur [nozzle) bee (de gaz] S BURN'ING brulure [of house, etc) incendie 3 [lot) fournee [fig) ardeur [of bricks) cuite j g _ a. brulant : en feu : enflamme [glass) - ardent | There is a smell of_, Qa sent le bride [V. Plomb] Bur'nish va. brunir : polir [phot) satiner | _ER brunisseur [tool) brunissoir | _ING brunissage [phot) satinage l BUR'NOOSE [nouce] burnous [pr. the s] BUR FRAN 5 AIS—AN GL AIS BUT BURETTE cruet: can [a la messe) vase | _a Jmile, Oil-can [d’liuilier) oil-cruet [ _a vi- naigre, Vinegar-cruet BURIN”— : graver [barre) borer [style, execution) style of engraving [JO fid [fig) pen Buriner* va. to engrave Burlesque a_| _menf ad. in a B style BURNOUS [pron. the s] burnoose BURON” shepherd’s hut : cabin BUSARD” harrier: bird of prey | _desmarais, Marsh-harrier | _Saint-Martin, Hen-H BUSC busk [tech) mitre [ou shutting] sill BUSE [s z] buzzard [fig) dunce [tech) nozzle: mill-race [mine) air-shaft Busque-e a. with a busk : arched Busquer' va. to lace : to attire [length BUSTE bust [&) figure-head | En__ Half- BUT [pr. the t ] end : mark : aim : object: butt: design [football) goal | De_en blanc, Point- blank | Avoir pour_de, To aim at | Dans le _de, With a view to BUTEE abutment | Palier de_, Thrust-block — a BILLES', Thrust ball-bearing Buter" v. to prop : to support: to aim at: to hustle : to stumble | Se_a, To be determined BUTIN” plunder : booty : spoils (pi] Lon Butiner’ va. to plunder : to loot BUTOIR [<s3.) buffer-stops (pi] [tech) stop BUTOR bittern [fig) ‘brute’: clumsy fellow BUTTAGE earthing up BUTTE knoll: hill : butt [tech) half-stuff | En — a, Exposed to | BUTTEE abutment Butter' va. to earth up BUTTOIR double-breasted plough BUR ENGLISH—FRENCH BUT /'Burnt a. brule [brick) ante BURR pierre meulie.re [edge) arret [voice) . grasseyement [stag) meule [bot) glouteron BURR'OW' terrier [min) debris ™ _vn. se terrer : fouiller (into, dans] f BUR'S AR [se-r] econome “BURST eclat : mouvement (d’eloquence] [of £ anger) explosion : acces w Burst [he-rste] va. [pret.&pj)—] crever : <u faire eclater [blood vessel, etc.) rompre [wi.) § crever : eclater : fondre : percer [spurt out) § jaillir | _from, s’echapper (de,...] — in, ° into, [pers] se preeipiter dans)_into tears, ? Fondre en larmes |_out laughing, Eclater [or pouffer] de rire | The view that —s upon us. Le spectacle qui se decouvre a nos yeux BURST'ING [of boilers, etc.] explosion VBUR'TON [he-r] [single Spanish] candelette Bur'y [berre] va. [pret. & pp. Burie'd ] en- terrer : ensevelir : plonger [conceal) cacher BUR'YING enterrement [V. BURIAL] 'BUS [he-ss] [pi. ’Busses] [fam] omnibus BUS'BY [be-zz-be] colback BUSH buisson : bouchon (de cabaret] queue (de renard] [tech) bague [wilderness) terre tO inculte [Australia) brousse [In compounds X! often represented by the termination ...IER ; as, Currant_, Groseillier : Raspberry_, £ Framboisier] [V. Enseiqne] gBUSH'EL 36 litres [F Table 91] Under a _, Sous le boisseau fea “ Busb'y a. [thick) epais [hair) touffu Bus'ily [bizze-le: i tres bref] ad. activement: avec empressement |_engaged, Tres occupe BUS'INESS [bizz'ness] affaire: occupation (-s] [connexion) clientele [trade) metier : etat | To commence, To set up in —, S’6tablir : debuter | ... _for sale, Fonds de ... a ven- dre | An ironmongery_Un fonds de quin- eaillerie | _is_, Les affaires sont les A's | i _ is quiet, Les transactions sont calmes | In_En affaires | Engaged in _, Dans les affaires | Mind your OWN _, Melez- vous de vos affaires | That is not my'_, Ce n’est pas mon A [V. Regarder] It’s no_ of his, 11 n’a rien a y voir | What_has he here? Qu’a-t-il d faire ici ? [F. Galere, 284 ] To send ... about his_, Envoyer promener ... | To make it one’s_to, Prendre sur soi de | To do_with, Etre en affaires avec ... j On_, Pour (ses) affaires | Let us come to _, Entrons en matiere | To have an eye to_, Avoir l’ceil aux affaires | To retire from_, Se retirer des affaires | To take to the _, Prendre la succession | _ CARD carte d'adresse | Good_MAN, Homme qui entend les affaires | In the_PART of the town, Au centre des affaires | _STREET rue com- mergante | In _ STYLE, En style commercial -like a. regulier : pratique : droit : franc SBUSK busc | BUS'KIN brodequin ^ BUST buste [drawing model) bosse gBUS'TARD outarde | Great_, Grande O, ■o or 0 barbue | Little_, Canepetiere “BUS'T'LE [be-ss’l] mouvement: tourbillon : g remue-menage : bruit [of a dress) tournure | £ We are all in a_, Nous sommes sens des- § sus dessous | To _ about v. se remuer 3 Bus'Cling [be-sl]a. remuant [noisy) bruyant Bus'y [bizze] a. occupe : empresse [bee) diligent | _ o’self with, S’occuper de | -BODY officieux | He’s a _, C’est ‘ la mouche du coche ’ |_DAY jour d'affaires |_SEASON [ea i] saison de grand travail But [pr. be-t] conj. mais : que : sauf que [in argument) or | _ad. <fc prep, excepte [only) seulement : ne ... que ... [F. An}rthing_] _for, Sans | All _, Presque | _that, Si ce n'est que | I am_just come, Je ne fais que d’arriver | It’s all done, La chose est comme faite | If I could_, Si je pouvais seulement ... | It is_a franc, Ce n’est qu’un franc | The last _ four, Le [to] quatrieme avant dernier -ere \ The day_one before, L’avant- veille | How can we_? Comment ne pas ...? BUTCH'ER [u, ou bref] boucher [m.) egorger : massacrer |_’S BROOM petit-houx: epine- de-rat |_"S MEAT via)idc de boucherie \_’S SHOP bouclierte | -BIRD ecorcheur BUTCH'ERY [u, ou bref] boucherie : tuerie BUT'LER sommelier [chief servt) majordome § _’S TRAY plateau a decouper c BUTT but [pers) plastron [cask) pipe [u.) ^ frapper de la tete | -END gros bout [gun) « crosse | _JOINT joint plat | -welded a. s soude par simple rapprochement BUY FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS BYZ Buyable a. fit to drink : drinkable BUVARD" blotting-book (ou-pad] Papier —, Blotting-paper | -TAMPON " blotting-pad BTJVETTE refreshment-bar : tap-room [gave) 2nd class refresliment-R [aux eaux) pump-R BUVE'TIER” tap-room keeper BUVEUR -ETJSE drinker | ‘_d’eau’, Teetotaler Salle des_s, [eaux] Pump-room Buvoter" vn. to keep sipping : to tipple Byzantin" -e a._ine : Byzantian BUT ENGLISH-FRENCH BYW ^BUTT'ER beurre [to.) beurrer | Melted_, Sauce blanche | Slice of bread and_, Tar- tine (de beurre] -BOAT sauciere | -DISH beurrier | -MILK petit-lait | -SCOTCH caramel au beurre [no exact French equiv.] « -WORKER malaxeur a B * BUTT'ERCUP bouton d’or a BUTT'ERFLY papillon _ ORCH’IS orchis a deux feuilles ® BUTT'ERWORT grassette [ship) arcasse gBUTT'OCK culotte (de boeuf] croupe [of a gBUTT'ON [be-tt-’nn] bouton [ V. Care] [v.) o boutonner : se b [upholstery) se capitonner ^ -HOLE boutonniere | -HOOK tire-bouton ) -STICK [X] patience \ ‘ BUTT'ONS ’ page BUTT'RESS [solid) contrefort [flying) arcboutant [va.) arc-bouter (with, de] soutenir BUTTS (pi] polygone (pour I’artille-rie] tir BUTT'Y [collier] chef d’equipe ^Bux'om a. gai [pretty) joli Buy [pr. bat] va. [pret. & pp. Bought, pr. bot] acheter (of, a] [to bribe) corrompre | _in, acheter : acquerir | _off, out, racheter | — up, accaparer : acheter tout-e ... BUY'ER acheteur : acheteuse [law) acquereur BUY'INGr achat |_IN achat [redemp)rachat | _ UP accaparement Buzz [u, e] vn. bourdonner BUZZ'ARD [be-zeurde] base : busard | Honey —, Bondrte apivore BUZZ'INGr [u, e] bourdonnement By [pr. bat] prep, par : de : a : sur [followed by participle) en [of points of compass) quart [V. South, West, etc.] _night, De nuit | _ turns, Tour a tour | One_one, Unaun | _4 o’clock, Avant [or vers] 4 heures | _the end of the month, Pour [or vers] la fin du mois | _the pound, a la livre | 3 feet_10, 3 pieds sur 10 | _means of, Au moyen de | — all means, Certainement : par tous les moyens possibles | To judge_, Juger d’apres — ad. [of place) pres [aside, or out of the way) a part [of time) passe | Close_, Tout pres _the_,_the way, En passant: a propos To keep ... _' me, Garder ... par devers moi | Standing_', Present | To stand'_, Defendre : soutenir | By and by, tout a {BYE [cricket] balle passee [l’heure | BYE-BYE | To go to_, Aller faire dodo | BYE-ELECTION Election partielle I BYE-LAW [V. LAW] reglement : statut | By'yone a. passe [times) d’autrefois | In_ days, Dans l’ancien temps | Let_S be_S! '§ Oublions le passe! N’en parlons plus! BY'-PASS [gas] bec-allumeur |_VALVE, soupape de retour BY'-PATH, -WAY, sentier, cbemin detourne BY'-PRODUCT sous-produit BY'STANDER spectateur : assistant VBY'WORD dicton : risee C FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS CAD C [pr. say] abbr. for Cent. Centimes | C’ [for Ce] C [abbr. for Caisse] Qa [cela] pron. that: this : it | Comme_, So: like this | Comme ci comme_, Rather so so C& ad. here | _et la, Here and there : to and fro : everywhere | Or_! Now then! CAB hansom-cab : cab CABALE cabal | _r’ vn. to intrigue CABALEUR -EUSE intriguer CABAN” hooded cloak : pilot-coat: cloak CABANE hut: cot [Irlande) cabin CABANON” cell : tiny cabin CABARET" public-house : tavern : little tea- table : tea-tray [de porcelaine) china salver : tea-service | Salle de_, Tap-room CABARETIER”-rHi2H tavern-keeper : inn-K CABAS” work-bag : rush basket : fruit-basket CABESTAN" capstan : windlass | _ volant, CABILL’AUD" [fresh) cod [Crab winch CABILL’OT” belaying-pin : toggle CABINE cabin [teleph.) telephone call-box CABINET’ — : case : closet : collection [d’un medecin) consulting-room [d’avocat) office : practice [d’aisances) water-closet : ‘w.c.’ | Homme de__ Studious man | _ de CIRE wax- work collection, museum | _ de LECTURE circulating library : news-room | _ NOIR dark room | _de TOILETTE dressing-room [«2&) lavatory | _de TRAVAIL’ study CABLE cable | _ chaine, Chain C | Grand, maitre —, Sheet C | _ de touee, Stream C | — de remorque, Hawser | Filer du _, To CABLEAU rope [pay out more C CAbler’ va. to twist ... into a cable [com) to CABLOGRAMME cablegram [cable CABOCHE ‘ pate ’ : ‘ noddle ’ CABOCHON” uncut polished gem| En_, Tallow-topped (jewel] ‘ CABOT’” corporal: dog CABOTAGE coasting | Caboter’ vn. to coast CABOTEUR coasting captain ou sailor CABOTIER” coaster CABOTIN”-E strolling player : second-rate CABOTINAGE second-rate acting (.actor CABOULOT” [argot] dram-shop : low cafe se Cabrer’ vr. to rear : to get restive [pars) to CABRI kid [fire UP (at] CABRIOLE caper | Faire une_[or Cabrioler-] To cut a C ["cuffs (pi] CABRIOLET" ‘_’ : cab : gig [menottes) hand- CABROUET" ‘—’ [cart used on sugar-estates] CACAO cocoa bean [en poudre) cocoa i Beurre de_Cacao-butter CACAOTIER", _YER” cacao : chocolate-tree [Cocotier is the cocoa-nut palm] 4 CACAOUETTE’ peanut CACAOYERE cocoa-plantation CACATOfeS cockatoo' CACATOIS’ [d>] royal | Barres de_, Main topmast cross-trees | Perche aux barres de_ At the mast-head | _volant [or, Contre_] CACHALOT" _ [Skysail CACHE hiding-place | -CACHE hide and seek CACHEMIRE cashmere : cashmere shawl CACHE-NEZ” muffler : scarf : comforter _-POT” flower-pot holder, ou screen ["cover _-POUSSIERE dust-coat: D-cloak [tech) D- Cacher* va. to hide : to conceal (a, from] to disguise : to make a mystery of | Se _vr. To conceal o’self (a, from] [dune chose) to keep quiet about CACHET” seal [billet) ticket [m£d) cachet’ [fig) stamp | Courir le_, To give private lessons | Legons au_, Private lessons Cacbe’ter’ va. to seal : to seal up : to stamp [V.Cire] Pain a_, Wafer CACHETTE hiding-place | En_Secretly : without showing o’self CACHOT” cell : dungeon CACHOTTERIE mystery about nothing Caehottier” -iere making a mystery of nothing CACHOU _ (.at all Cacochyme a. _mic : weakly : debilitated : CACOGRAPHIE bad spelling [queer CACOLET” _ | CACOPHONIE cacophony CACTEES’ (pi] the cactus family CACTIER” or CACTUS cactus [cak’-te-ss] C.-A-d. [C’est-a-dire] that is to say [‘i.e. ] Cadastral -e a._ CADASTRE public register of land : government survey (for assessment of land-tax] Cadastrer’ va. to survey and register CadavAreux’ -euse a. cadaverous CadavArique a._ic CADAVRE corpse : dead body CADE’AU gift : present CADE’NAS” padlock Cade’nasser’ va. to padlock CADENCE_ [M-de-nnce) [mus) shake | Aller en_, To keep time CADE'NETTE long tress of hair C ENGLISH—FRENCH CAD CAB fiacre : voiture de place :‘sapin’ [Brussels) vigilante [«3l) abri (du mecanicien] Hansom —, Cab [voiture angl. a deux places] ‘Four- wheel ’ —, Voiture a cpuatre places | To call [ou hail] a _, Appeler [or Faire avancer] un fiacre [or une voiture] -RUNNER [Paris] ‘ bagotier ’ | -STAND station de voitures CABB'AGE [lcab'edge] chou [fig) retailles de tailleur [va.) voler | -STUMP trognon de C | -WHITE papillon du C ‘ CABB'Y’ [jplais. pour Cabman] cocher CAB'IN [on ship) cabins : chambre [captain's) cajute [hut) cabane [negro's) case | Fore_, Cablne d’avant | -BOY mousse | -PASSENGER passager -ere de premiere classe CAB'INET_fee | -size [phot.] format album | _ of COINS, medaillier | _ of INSECTS, insectier | -COUNCIL conseil des ministres | -MAKER ebeniste | -MAKING ebtfnisterie 1 -MINISTER ministre d’etat CA'BLE [fce] cable |_'S LENGTH encablure | -MOULDING torsade -TRAM funiculaire CA'BLEGRAM [a e] cablogramme CAB'MAN [pi._men] cocher CABOO'SE [ke-bouce] cuisine [*3.) ourgon CACK'LE [cak'J] caquet [vn.) caqueter CACK'LING caquetage CAD canaille : gamin [omnibus) conducteur CADD'Y boite \ Tea_, Boite a the CAD FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS CAL CADET' -ETTE younger son, brother, daughter, ou sister : young fellow : lad [X) cadet [ke- dette'] Mon de 3 ans, My junior by 3 years | _a. younger : youngest [fig) junior CADRAN” dial | _solaire. Sun-dial CADRAT" [fyp] quadrat [fam)‘quad’ CADRATIN" em quad [ ] Demi-_, En quad [] CADRE [tableau, eye) frame [arts) border [X) staff [J>) cot [fig) outline : limits : sphere Cadrer' vn. to agree ou square (avec, with] to suit ... Caduc, Caduque a. frail : decrepit Ivoix) feeble [loi) lapsed | Age_, Old age | a feuillage —, Deciduous | Mai_, Epilepsy CADUCEE caduceus CADUCITE decay : failing : falling off CAFARD"-J£ canting humbug : ‘sneak’ [blatte) black-beetle | Damas_, Flowered silk dam- ‘ Cafarder'" vn. to sneak [ask CAFARDERIE, CAFARDISE cant CAF£ coffee : C-house : C-room : cafe : refreshment-rooms (pi] _au lait, C and milk | _ noir, C without milk | Cafe au lait' a. cream-coloured : light buff | _CHANTANT' CAF£lER" coffee-tree (ou -shrub] |_‘_’ CAFEIERE coffee-plantation CAFE'TIER "-IERE keeper of a cafe CAFE' TIERE coffee-pot : percolator CAFIER" coffee-tree (ou -shrub] CAGE — [a volaille) coop [fig) prison [const) frame : shell [d’escalier) well | Fermer la_ quand les oiseaux se sont envoles, To lock the stable-door after the horse is stolen CAGEE cageful CAGN'ARD' ‘lazy dog’ Cagn'arder’ vn. to idle : to lead an idle life CAGN'ARDISE [s, 2] laziness : slothfulness Cagn'eux' -euse a. crook-kneed : bow-legged CAGOT "-E bigot : hypocrite [a.) bigoted CAGOTERIE, CAGOTiSME [eece-m] bigotry CAGOTJLE monk’s hooded cloak CAH'IER" book : text-book : official report: memorial [d’eleve) copy-book [de devoirs) exercise-book [pap. a lettres) half-a-dozen sheets [reliure) section | _des CHARGES" specification : terms of contract (pi] Cah'in-cah'a ad. so-so : but middling | Aller _, To jog along CAH'OT" jolt | _AGE, _EMENT” jolting Cah'oter' va. to jolt CAM' UTE hut : hovel : crib CAlEU bulb CAILL'E quail | Roi des_s, Corn-crake CAILL'£ curd : curds (pi] CAILL'E'BOTIS" [&] grating (of hatchway] CAILL' E' BOTTE curd : curds (pi] Caill'er' va. [& Se_w.] to curdle : to coagu- CAILL' OT" clot {.late CAILL'OU pebble : flint : small stone | Lancer des_x, To throw stones _TAGE pebble-work : rock-work : stoning Caill'outeux' -euse a. stony : pebbly CAfMAN" cayman : alligator CAiQUE _ : Turkish skiff CAISSE box : chest [a claire-voie) crate [tenue des livres) ‘ cash ’ [pour l’argent) cash-box [tiroir) till [de voiture) body [bureau) treasury : pay-office [bureau, com) counting-house [wms et tech) drum [de poulie) sheave | Livre de _, Cash-book | Faire la _, To balance the cash | Tenir la _, To keep the cash | En _ [balance] In hand |_a EAU water- tank: tank | _d'EPARGN'E savings-bank j _de SECOURS" sick-club CAISSIER" -IERE cashier [theat) money-taker CAISSON" box : wagon [denav.) locker [const) caisson | ‘ Se faire sauter le_’ [slang] To blow one’s brains out | Plafond en _s, Panelled ceiling Cajoler' va. to wheedle | _HIE wheedling CAJQLEUR -EUSE_er : coaxer CAJUTE [&] cabin | CAL, CALUS callosity CALAGE wedging up CALAISON" [s, z] water-line : draught CALAMINE _ ] CAL AMITE _ity Calamiteux' -euse a._tons [ke-lamm'-i-te-ss] CALANDRE calender [insecte) weevil [oiseau) lark | _r' va. to calender | CALAO hornbill CALCASRE limestone [a.) calcareous CALCEDOINE chalcedony [ch, k] CALCINATION" [neche-nn] calcining Calciner' va. to calcine [fam) to burn up CALCIUM _ CALCUL calculation [a I'ecole) ciphering [math. et med) calculus [med. fam) stone | Tout _ fait, Reckoning everything | Regie a _, Slide-rule CALCULATEUR-TRICE —tor [a.) —ting Calculei" va. to calculate [fam) to reckon [ex- ercer) to cipher | a_, a. calculating CALE wedge : packing [&) chock [much) key [de navire) hold [de const) slip : stocks (pi] _seche, Dry dock | Eau de_, Bilge water) Pompe de_, B pump | ‘afond de_,’ Penni- ‘ Cale -e ’ a. ‘ well up ’ (en, in] [less CALEBASSE calabash : gourd CALECHE ‘_’ : barouche : carriage : hood CALEQON" drawers (pi] pair of D CALliFACTEUR —tor T—S, Punster CALEMBOUR [m nas] pun | Faiseur -euse de CAD ENGLISH—FRENCH CAL CADET'SHIP poste de cadet fee ‘ CADG ER ’ rodeur (de barriere] ‘voyou ’ CAGE [kedje] cage [va.) mettre en cage CAIRN galgal | CAI'SSON _ : bateau-porte CAKE gateau : biscuit [soap) morceau [chocol. etc.) tablette [rn.) se prendre : se cailler [coal) coller : se c | You can’t have your_and eat it, On ne peut avoir le drap et l’argent | Currant —, ‘ Plum-cake ’ | Linseed_, Tourteau | Sponge_, Biscuit de Savoie Calain'itous a._teux : desastreux : funeste CAL'CIUM CAR'BIDE carbure de calcium Calculate [Ute\ vn. [on, sur] compter [no.) calculer [Yankee sense) penser : croire Calculated a. [for, to, a] propre : adapte : fait | _to, De nature a Tculer CAL'CULATING MACHINE machine a cal- CALCULA'TION calcul | _S previsions CAL'DRON [a, 0 dans sort] chaudiere [small’r) chaudron CAL FRAN(?AIS—ANGLAIS CAM CALEMBREDAINE fib : crooked answer CALENDES' [pi] _ds CALENDR1ER"_dar : almanack CALE'PIN" memorandum-book Caler' va. to wedge up [baisser) to lower : to strike [wi.) to draw (... feet of water] CALF AT" calker | Boite a_, Stuffing-box | Mousse de__ Oakum-boy | _AGE calking Calfater' va. to calk CALFEUTRAGE stopping-up (chinks] Calfeutrer' va. to stop up the chinks in j Se_, To make one’s self snug CALIBRAGE gauging : trying the diameter of CALIBRE_: size [de cylindre) bore | Compas de_, Callipers, pi. | Fait-e sur_, Made to CALICE chalice [bo<) calyx [fig) cup |_gauf?e CALICOT” calico [pers) ‘counter-jumper’ CALIFE caliph [ke-liff] Califourchon" | a _ad. astride | Se mettre a_sur, To bestride [coaxing CALIN" -E coaxer : lazy one [a.) wheedling : Caliner* va. to coax : to wheedle: to fawn upon: to indulge | Se_, To take one’s ease CALINO simpleton CALIORNE main [ou winding] tackle Calleux' -ease a. callous : hard CALLIGRAPHE _ist | —PHIE _pliy GALLO SITE [s, z\ _ty | Avec Callously CALM ANT" sedative [a.) soothing CALMAR calamary : squid CALME calm : stillness | _plat, Dead C _a. quiet : calm : collected Calmer' va. to calm : to still : to quiet | Se_, To get calm : to compose one's self CALOMNIATEUR-TRICE calumniator CALOMNIE calumny : slander Calomnier' va. to calumniate : to slander Calomnieux' -euse a. calumnious : slanderous CALORIE_ [heat req. to raise 1 kilog. water CALOR1FERE stove : hot-air stove j_l° C. Calorifique a. _ic | CALORIMETRIE_try CALORIQUE_ic CALOTIN" [in ridicule] ‘parson- j C’est un_, ‘ He is in with the priests ’ CALOTTE skull-cap : cap [des cieux) canopy [de bonnet) crown [vase) large pot (for honey, etc.] [fig) priesthood [coup) box on the ear j a bas la_! Down with the priests! _r' va. [or Donner des_s a] to box ...'s ears CALQU'E tracing : copy | _r' va. [sur, from] to trace : to copy | Papier a_, Tracing paper CALUS callus: hard excrescence [fig) hardness CALVAIRE —vary : image of Calvary : cross CALV1NISME [eece-m] _sm [izzni] CALVINISTE f.] _ist [a.) _istic CALVITIE [tie, see] baldness CAMAIL' _ : cape : bishop’s purple mantle CAMARADE [<& f.~\ comrade : companion: friend [fam) chum [de jeu) playfellow | _d’ecole, de pension, de college, School-fellow CAMARADERIE clan : party : friends (pi] intimacy : fellowship : clanship Camard" -e a. flat (nose] flat-nosed | ‘ La_E,’ CAMBOUIS" swarf [oil and dirt] |_Death CAL ENGLISH-FRENCH CAL CAL'END AR [de-r] calendrier [prison) liste CAI/ENDER [tech] calandre [va.) calandrer CAL'F [pi. Cal'ves] veau [of the leg) mollet | In_, \coiv) pleine [binding) en veau | Box_, Cuir de V prepare au chrome | Fatted __ V gras |_’S FOOT JELLY gelee de pieds de V CAL'ICO calicot[for lining) percaline | Printed _, Indienne \ _PRINTER imprimeur d’l’s | CALICOE'S (pi] blanc de coton fCal'k va. calfater | CAL K'ER calfat ; CAL'KIN [of horse shoe] grappe | CAI/K'ING calfatage | _IRON calfait | CALL appel [voice) voix [duty) obligation ! [claim) pretentions (pi] demande : autorite l [sacred) vocation [bird- _) appeau [on shares) j appel (de fonds] [4>) sifflet | To give ... a —, ~ [to visit) passer chez : aller [or venir] voir : |> rendre visit a a [summon) appeler [awaken) co eveiller | Within_, kportee de la voix | You 5 have no_to, Vous n'avez pas le droit de | ^ Public_STATION, Cabine telephonique ^Call v. [from, de : to, a] [to summon, name, £ fetch) appeler [in contempt) traiter:qualifier 5 (... de] [to bar) admettre [a meeting, ... to- 3 gether) convoquer [a carriage) faire avancer [to awaken) eveiller [remind) rappeler [at- ! tention) recommander (a l'A de] [o’s game) i accuser (son jeu] [visit) passer : venir : aller (chez] [4>) toucher [F. NAME] — again, revenir: repasser |_aside, prendre a part | _at...’s, Passer chez ... | _ away, appeler: faire sortir | _ back, rappeler [undo) retrac- ^ ter | _for, [require) demander : exiger : ( avoir besoin de [fetch) venir. or aller prendre, or chercher | _forth, [fig] produire : de- ployer : montrer ( _ in, faire entrer : ras- sembler : rappeler [a doctor, etc.) faire venir [40 faire escale (a [coin) demonetiser (_in QUESTION, mettre en doute | _ into PLAY £ mettre en jeu |_off, rappeler : appeler [a os seaport) toucher a | _on, inviter ... <h : c exhorter a : demander a [pay visit) rendre ^ visite a : passer voir ... [To call on a person, © c’est voir cette personne (chez elle) : To call g at a person’s, c’est simplement passer chez 5 elle] _out, appeler (... sous les drapeaux] © [shout) crier |_over, lire : faire l’appel de: ^ verifier [V. COALS]_to MIND, se rappeler 11 just_ed to tell you, J’entre seulement pour vous dire | _ ... to WITNESS, prendre a temoin |_up.evoquer |_up [at night] reveiller | _ upon, passer chez [to order) [ sommer : mettre ... en demeure m Calle'd a. dit-e | ‘To be left till — for,' - _ ‘ Bureau restant ’ [at post-office) ‘poste res- -c § tante’ | _up [capital] Verse [ V. So] ® 15 CALL'IN(x appel : profession : metier s [sacred) vocation [summoning) convoca- CALL'IPERS (pi] compas de calibre [tion Call'ous [Ical-e-ss] a. endurci [skin) calleux Cal'm'ly ad. tranquillement : avec calme CAL'M'NESS calme : tranquillite CAL'THROB [ou _TROP] cluxusse-trape Calum'niate [lce-leumm-ni-ete] va. calomnier CAL'UMNY calomnie Cal’ve [leave] vn. veler | CA'LYX [hot] calice CAM FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS CAN Cam brer’ va. to arch : to bend : to camber | Se_, To throw one’s chest out CAMBRIOLAGE burglary : housebreaking CAMBRIOLEUR burglar : housebreaker CAMBRURE arching : bending : camber CAMBUSE steward's room |_r’ v. to sulphur CAMBUSIER" steward : steward’s mate CAME cam j Arbre a_s, Cam-shaft |_d’allu- mage, Ignition C |_d'echappement, Exhaust CAMEE cameo [couleur) grey [C CAM£L!iON"_ [pers) weathercock GAMBIA, CAMELLIA camell'ia CAME LINE_ina | Huile de _, C oil CAME’LOT" street-hawker : S-vendor [etoffe) CAME'LOTE rubbish : trash [camlet CAM&RISTE lady of the bedchamber CAMION" dray : waggon : pin | _automobile, Motor lorry | _N’NAGE hauling : carting | —N'NEUR drayman CAMISARD” _ [French Calvinist ‘Covenanters,’ 1685-1705] CAMISOLE [camee-zoliy_’: [lady's) morning jacket | deforce, Strait jacket CAMOMILE’ E_mile [mciile) 1CAMOUFLE’ light (candle, etc.] * Camoufler’ ’ va. to disguise : to ‘ rig out ’ CAMOUFLET” affront: ‘ rap over the knuckles ’ /CAMP" — [kamnipe] [jeu) side — CAMPAGN'ARD" -E countryman : country- £ woman [a.) country [rustre) rustic gCAMPAGN'E country [X)campaign : field •- [d>) cruise | Piece de_, Field-piece | Aller, ^ Etre a la —, To go into, To be in the coun- ifc try | Battre la —, To scour the country [fig) *3 to ramble : to wander | Se mettre en__ To ^ take the field [fig) to set about it | En _, ^ In the field | En rase_, Out in the open V.CAMPANILE — [kamm1 -pe-nili, i bref] (CAMPANULE campan'ula : bell-flower "^CAMP^CHE | Bois de_, Logwood $ CAMPE’MENT" encampment c Camper’ v. to encamp : to camp | Se_To ‘ensconce’o’s [V. Hangout] "tj CAMPHRE [kanfr) phor [kammf-e-r] Camphre -e a. cam'phorated ^CAMPHRIER" camphor-tree [CAMPOS" a holiday : some relaxation Camus" -e a. snub-nosed [fig) ‘ put out ’ CANADIEN” -ENNE [<fe a.] Canadian CANAILL E ‘_’ : rabble : scamps : roughs : blackguards [sing) cad : low fellow : blackguard : scoundrel _RIE ‘ blackguardly trick ’ CANAL [artificiel) _ [detroit, etc.) channel [much) pipe [fig) way : means : channel Canaliser’ va. to make ... navigable : to dam up : to put locks in fthe mains CANALISATION"canalization [du gaz)laying CANAPlt couch : sofa | CANAPSA knapsack CANARD" duck [le male) drake (Faire ‘couin- couin’ = to quack] [fig) hoax : ‘bogus’ : false news : bit of sugar dipped in brandy or coffee | Mouille comme un_, ‘As wet as a drowned rat’ | _ PRIVlt decoy duck | _SIFFLEUR widgeon | _TADORNE sheldrake CANARDE’AU duckling Canarder’ va. to fire at ... : to ‘ pepper’ CANARDIERE decoy : duck-gun [fort) loop- CANARI ry : canary-bird [ke-ne-re] [hole CANASSE, CANASTRE canister CANASSON” [pop] old hack ["gossip CANCAN"_[indecent dance] [pi) idle stories : CANCER [med & astr] [kannce-r) CANCHE hair-grass CANCRE cray-fish [pers) ‘skin-flint’: dunce CANCRELAT’ cockroach CAM ENGLISH-FRENCH CAN CAM came fco | Came [ V. Come] CAM'BER cambrure [va.) cambrer | Amount of —, Fleche \ ed chassis, C cintre CAM'BERWELL BEAU'TY morio CA'MBRIC [kerne’) batiste | _ MUSLIN percale CA'MBRIDGE ROL'LER rouleau squelette CAM'EL [kamm'e-l) chameau, chamelle -DRIVER chamelier | CAM'EO camee CAM'ERA [kamm'-e-re) appareil photographi- que | Hand _, Appareil a main : ‘kodak’ CAMP _ [w.) camper | _ MEETING reunion de campagne 1 -STOOL pliant CAM'PHOR^e-r] camphre | -TREEcamphrier —ated a. camphre | CAM'PION compagnon CAN [kann) pot : bidon : broc [tin box) boite (en fer-blanc] — HOOK elingue a pattes Can [kann] v.auxil. [Table 84 :pret. Coul d : pp. Was (were, etc.) able to ...] pouvoir [know how to) savoir | I — draw, Je sais dessiner | ... who —, ... capable de. | ... who _ cook, ... sachant faire la cuisine | They_stay at our house, Ils peuvent rester chez nous | _ I do anything for you ? Puis-je faire quelque chose pour vous ? | it be true that... ? Est-il possible que ... ? [Often not translated : as, I can' understand ....butlcan’t' understand ..., Je comprends..., mais je necomprends pas ...] CANA'RY, -BIRD [ke-ne-re] serin -e : canari [ -SEED millet f CAN'CEL feuillet: refait [va. -lle’d) annuler: aneantir [cross out) biffer [agreemt.) resilier s Can'did a. _de : franc | _ly ad. franche- g ment: de bonne foi CAN'DIDATE [dete) [for, a] —t: aspirant -e | CAN'DIE D LEMON PEEL icorce de citron V conflte CAN'DLE chandelle [wax, &_power) bougie | Bit [ou End] of_, Bout de C \ By_LIGHT, a la chandelle | Not fit to hold a — to ..., Pas digne de denouer les cordons de soulier a | -GREASE [grice) suif | Of 10 _-POWER, de 10 bougies \ _STICK bougeoir : chandelier CAN'DLEMAS [mess) la Chandeleur CAN'DOUR_deur : impartiality : bonne foi CAN'DY _di [in America) bonbons [t>a.) faire candir [w.) se c | _TUFT [te-ft) iberide CANE [kene) canne [stem) tige [vine) cep | -bottome’d CHAIR chaise cannee | A good CA'NING, Une volee de coups de canne CAN'ISTER boite (en fer-blanc] [com) canasse [shot) mitraille | Tea_, Boite a the CANK'ER chancre: ver rongeur [u.) ronger : se r : se corrompre | _e’d a. gangrene Cann'e’d a. [Americ.] ... en boites (de fer-Jjlanc CAN FRANgAIS-ANGLAXS CAO CANDIiLABRE _labrum : candlestick : large street lamp (with several lights] [tackle CANDELETTE [4>] purchase : fish-tackle : CANDEUR candour [Icann'-deur] purity : innocence Candi-e a. candied | Fruits _s, Crystallized fruits | Sucre_, Sugar-candy CANDIDAT"_date [a, for] CANDIDATURE [de-tioure] putting-up Candide a. candid : open : fair [-menf -ly] ee Candir vr. to become candied : to crystal- CANE duck [ V. Canard] l_lize : to set CANE'PETIERE little bustard ‘ Caner' ’ vn. to ‘ show the white featlier ’ CANE-TON" duckling | CANETTE duckling [sarcelle) teal [biere) ‘pint’ [F. Cannette] CANEVAS" canvas [fig) sketch : plan CANGE light Nile-boat CANI [*] unsound timber CANIARD- sea-bird CANICHE poodle Caniculaire a. \ Jours_s, Dog-days CANICULE dog-days (pi] dog-star CANIF penknife Ipenne-ndife) Canln"-e a_e [pr.ke-ndine) dog-(show, etc.] J'ai une faim_e, I’m ravenously hungry | _E canine (tooth] [wires CANIVE’AU kennel-stone : gutter : conduit (for CAN'NE cane : walking-stick : stick : rod | _a sucre. Sugar C | Sucre de_C sugar | _a epee, Sword-stick | _a pSche, Fishing- Can ne -e a. cane-bottomed [rod CAN'NEBERGE cranberry Can'neler' va. to gx-oove larch) to flute CANNEL&S- [tiss] fluted rollei-s CAN'NELLE cinnamon [robinet) tap | — de Chine, Cassia CAN'NELURE gi-oove larch) fluting [gauze CAN'NETILL'E gold [ou silver] thread : fine CAN'NETTE pincop: paper tube Ibiere) ‘ pint’ CANNIBALE _al Ikann-i-b’l] CANON" gun : cannon KSfc [de fusil) barrel [de soufflet) nose Imesure) ‘noggin’ : gill [eccl. & mus) canon | a_raye, a. rifled | a — lisse, Smooth-bore | a portae de_, Within cannon shot | Boulet de_, C ball | Coup de —, C shot | 21 coups de_, [Salute of) 21 guns | Bailment de 84 —s, 84-gun ship | Bdionnette au With fixed bayonets | _a tir rapide. Quick-firing gun | — contre avions. Anti-aircraft gun | ... CANONICAT" can'onry Len_. Roll ••• Canonique a._non'ical Canoniser- va. to can'onize CANON'NADE cannona'de lkann-ne-nede] CANONNAGE gunnery CANON'NERIE gun-foundry CANON’NIER" gunner : artilleryman CANON'NIERE tent : pop-gun [40 gun-boat CANOT" boat [F. Cutter, ang.] canoe | Grand _, Long B [bat. de guerre) pinnace | Petit _, Jolly B | Oh ! du _! Boat ahoy! _ de SAUVETAGE life-B | _ AUTOMOBILE CANOTAGE boating : canoeing [motor-B CANOTIER" boatman [amateur) boating-man [chapeau) sailor hat | _S' [&] boat’s crew CANTALOUP" cantaloupe : musk-melon CANTATE cantata CANTATRICE [professional) singer CANTH'ABIDE cantharides (pi] CANTILENE sentimental melody CANTINE bottle-case [X) canteen CANT1NIER" -IERE sutler : canteen-woman CANTIQUE hymn : [sacred) song CANTON" ‘_’ : district : electoral district (of county council] highway and poor-law D [In France the department is divided into arron- dissements, these into cantons, and the canton into communes. A Swiss canton is a State] Doyen du_Rural dean Cantonal-e a. ... of the ‘canton’ CANTONADE | a la_Behind the scenes CANTON’NEMENT" quartering [lieu) quarters Canton-ner- va. to quarter : to separate : to confine (to] CANTON'NIER" road-mender : labom-er CANTON'NIERE gate-keeper CANUTE enema-pipe [robinet) tap Canus'a. | Langage_, Lyons dialect CANUT" Lyons silk-worker CAOUTCHOUC" Ikah-oot'-clioo] india-rubber | _s creux, Cushion tyres | —s pleins, Solid T’s | _durci, Vulcanite |_vulcanise, Vulcanized indiarubber | _S" [pi Arner] ‘rubbers’ Caoutchouter’ va. to make ... waterproof CAN ENGLISH-FRENCH CAN CANN'ON Ikanne-nn] [pi. _] canon feo | -BALL boulet (de C] -SHOT coup de C Cann'ot [fam. Can’t] v. 11_, Je ne peux pas, or je ne puis ... : je ne saurais ... [F. Help] It_be, Cela ne se peut pas Cann' y a. aviso : circonspect: ruse CANO'E Ike-nou1"] canot [racing_) perissoire [savages’) pirogue \ _ING canotage CAN'ON [«e-rm]chanoine [rule) canon fea [typ) corps 44 [billiard) carambolage [vn.) caram- boler | _ LAW droit canon CAN'ONESS clianoincsse GANON'ICALS vetements d’ecclesiastique Can'onize va. _iser _ZATION_sation CAN'OPY Ikanri-e-pe] dais [of bed, & arch.) baldaquin | The_of HEAVEN, La voute celeste : ‘ la calotte des cieux ’ CANT [tone) affeterie [hypocrit.) cafarderie : ‘cant’ [mus) dessus [ai’ch.) pan coupe Iva.) jeter : incliner [vn.) cancaner | _over, Ren- verser | _TIM'BERS couples devoyes | _ WORD mot du metier Can’t labrev. V. Cannot] CAN'TAB etudiant de Cambridge [eur’ Cantan'kerous a. | _ fellow, ‘Mauvaiscouch- CANTA'TA cantate | Can'tilever a. ‘_’ CANTEE'N cantine [tin) bidon CAN'TER petit galop [vn.) aller au petit galop CAN'TERBURY lbe-re] easier a musique -BELL campanule Can'ting a. hypocrite | ‘_HUMBUG’ cafard CAN'TO chant (d’un poeme] CAN'VAS [ve-ss] canevas [paint) toile [sail) toile : voiles | CAN'VASS [t’e-.s.s] soilicitation | _for vn. solliciter (le, la, les ...] CAP FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS CAR CAP [pr. the p] cape [ J>) head : course | De pied en _, From head to foot | Changer — pour_[le vent] To veer right round | Mettez !e _ sur Steer for ... | Ou est le — ? Which way is Tier head ? | _de MOUTON" [4>] dead-eye Capable a_(die, of] able (to] qualified (for, to] of good abilities | 11 est — de tout, He is bad enough for anything CAPACITE _ty : capaciousness : qualification : ability [&) burden Caparaconne -e pp. capar'isoned CAPE cape : hood : riding-hood [J>) main course 1 Sous_[rire] In one's sleeve | En —, Lying to' : close-reefed | Roman de — et d’eptfe, Novel full of battles and adventures | Mettre ... a la_, To close-reef | _courante. Single-reefed j a la_seche, A-hull | Voile de Capeer’ v. to be close-reefed [—, Storm-sail CAPELAGE reeving : mast-head rigging Capeler" v. to clove-hitch : to reeve over [ou through] to get ... over the mast-head CAPILLAIRE maiden-hair fern [a.) capill'ary CAPILOTADE hash CAPITAINE captain \_V. Armement] Le_ B, Captain B | Un grand _, A great soldier | _ dti PORT’ harbour-master CAPITAL [com) — [tenue de livres) stock [logic) main point | _verse. Paid-up capital | Le _et le travail, Capital and labour CA PI TALE 1 (city ou letter] Grandes, Pe- tites_s [typ] 'Full caps,’ ‘Small caps’ [fam) capital letters, small capitals Capital -e a._1 : chief : principal | Peine —e, Capital punishment | —ISTE —ist. | Les petits_s, Small investors CAPITA TION’ ’ poll-tax Capiteux’ -euse a. heady | CAPITOLE_tol CAPITON" silk waste | _n’ne-ea. drawn in with buttons : tufted | _n’ncr’ va. to tuft CAPITULATION" _ Capituler’ vn. to capitulate [de_, Cat-fall CAPON" sneak’ : coward [j>) cat | Garant Capon’ner’ v. to turn coward : to ‘sneak’ [d>) CAPORAL corporal [to cat (the anchor] CAPOT” hood [auto) bonnet | Faire_, [ J>] To capsize | Etre_, [vulg] To be ‘done’ CAPOTE cloak with hood : great-coat [de venture) hood [de femme) drawn bonnet Capoter’ vn. to capsize : to heel right over CAPRE [hot] caper | Sauce aux _s, Caper CAPRICE_ : whim : fancy [sauce Capricieux* -euse a. capricious [-semenf -ly] CAPRICORNE [ukstr] _rn CAPSULE cap : percussion cap [med) capsule CAPTAGE catching : securing (of water] CAPTATION" inveigling : undue influence Capter’ va. to allure : to gain... over : to catch Captieux’ -euse [t as s] a. misleading: equivocal CAPTIF-IF23 _ive : prisoner | Faire un _, To take a C | _a. _ive (de, to] Captiver’ va. to captivate (de, with] to enslave CAPTIVITE _ty CAPTURE_ : arrest | _r’ va. to arrest : to CAPUCHON" hood [capture CAPUCIN" capuchin | CAPUCINE nasturtium [ustensile) pipkin [fusil) ring CAQUE keg : barrel [V. HARENG] Caquer’ va. to prepare ... for the cask CAQU’ET”, CAQU’E’TAGE cackling : prating [F. PEG. ang.] Caqu’e’ter’ vn. to cackle [pers) to prate | CAQU' E TE ’RLE twaddle: talk | CAQU’E’TEUR -EUSE prater Car conj. for : because CAP ENGLISH-FRENCH CAR CAP bonnet : chapeau [peaked) casquettc [flat) toque [cardinal’s) barrette [percussion) capsule [macli. cover) couvercle [of lens) chapeau [of a watch) recouvrement [of mast) chouquet [typ.) V. Capitate Iso | To set her_at, Cher- cher a prendre ... dans ses filets | Bearing_, Chapeau de palier | Night _, Bonnet de nuit | -BONE [of knee] rotule | _MAKER bonne- Cap [-ppe’d] va. couvrir : coiffer J_tier -iere CAPABIL'ITY [ke-pe-bil'-e-te] capacite Ca'pable [kepe-e-be-l] a. _: susceptible Capa'cious [ke-peche-ss] a. spacieux : large : grand | _NESS capacite : etendue CAPA'CITY [ke-pass'-e-te] _te | Carrying _, Portee | In the_of, En qualite de CAPE [pr. kepe] fee cap : vin du Cap {.ladies’) pelerine [mantle) rotonde \ Inverness _, Macfarlane | -CART HOOD capote en toile CA'PER [ae] entrechat | To cut a__ Faire un E | To — about, Cabrioler | _SAUCE sauce aux cdpres [yere CA'PERCAIL'Z IE [kepe'r-kelie] coq de bru- CAP'ITAL [tl] fen [town) capitate lea [letter) majuscule : capitate [com) capital : capitaux (pi] [company's) fonds social [arch) chapi- teau [a.) — fen : essentiel [good) excellent [fam) ‘chic’ | —! Tres bien! Bravo! | _lly ad. a merveille : a souhait CAPITALIST _iste | The great _s (pi] La haute finance CA'PON [kepe-nn] fen chapon CAPRI'CIOUSNESS[c7ie’ss-«e’.9s]7i»,wie?<r;«w- tasque : caractere capricieux Capsi'ze [saV] vn. chavirer [m.) faire chavirer CAP'STAN [cap'-ste-nn] cabestan | To man the_, Armer le cabestan CAP'TAIN [kapp'tenne] capitaine [of top, of watch) chef (de hune. de quart, etc.] [mine _) directeur | _of the GUN, chef de piece-1 _CY grade de capitaine Cap'tious [c7te-ss] a. difficultueux Cap'tivate [ve'te] va. captiver Cap'tivating [re'] a. enchanteur -teresse CAP'TOR [te-r] auteur d’une prise : vaisseau prenant [>K) auteur d’une capture CAP'TURE [kapp-tche-r] c_ : arrestation : prise [ru.) capturer : arreter CAR chariot [balloon) nacelle [American rail.) wagon [motor-car) ‘auto’ [tram) ‘tramway’ J Dining-_, Wagon-restaurant | Sleeping-_, W-lit | Motor-_, Automobile | _S (pi] train CAR'AT _ fen [For standard of gold, 24_ [i.e. pure] corresponds to the French ‘ Titre ’ 1000. 18 _ is the French ‘ Titre ’ 750 | 22 _ (Eng. gold coin) = 917 of the French. French gold and silver coin is ‘ Titre ’ 900.] CAR FRAN 5 AIS—AN GL AIS CAR ‘CARABIN”’ medical student | _ADE hoax : CARABINAGE [tech] rifling Ltrick CARABINE carbine : rifle CARABINIER" carbineer [mre] rifleman CARACO pelisse | _ler' vn. to wheel about caract£re character : characteristic : ; expression : handwriting [typ) type : letter I [de mus.) marks of notation | Bon —, Good temper [‘ Good character ’ is Bonne reputation] D’un mauvais_, Bad tempered | ... de I _, ... of spirit | Gros ou petit _, Large or small print | Sortir de son_, To get [ou be i put] out of temper | Vilain_, Bad disposition Caract^riser" [s, z] va. to characterize Caract^ristique a. characteristic (de, of] CARAFE decanter : bottle cooler CARAFON” small decanter : half-pint bottle : CARAMBOLAGE [m nasal] canon |_boler' v. CAR AM El_: burnt sugar |_t° canon CARAPACE — CARAT" [ca'-re-tt] a vingt-quatre s, [fig] ‘ Out and out ’ CARAVANE _n ! _VANS^RAIL' _sary CARBONATE _ | CARBONE _bon CKsj Carbone -e a. carbonated | Carbonitere a. _iferous | Carbonique a. —ic | Gaz acide _, Carbon'ic acid gas CARBONISATION" [s. z] _ization Carboniser' va. to char : to burn to a cinder CARBURANT" car'bur ant: motor-spirit CARBURATEUR carburettor | _a lechage, Surface C | _ a pulverisation, Spray C | _ noye, CARBURATION" carburization [Flooded C CARBURE carbide | Carbure-e a. carburetted CARCAN" pillory : irort collar CARCASSE_se [tech) skeleton : frame CARDAGE [wool-) carding CARDAN" | Arbre de_, Cardan shaft | Fourclie, noix de_, C-jaw, -block | Joint a la_, Universal joint CARDE card [chardon) teazle |_r' va. to card CARDEUR -EUSE [wool-) carder CARDIAQUE [<£/’.] person suffering from heart- disease [a.) ... of the H : cardiac CARDINAL [& a.] _ : C-bird | _AT"_ate car£me Lent | Comme rnaree en _, Opportunely : at the right moment | Comme mars en_, Unfailingly | -PRENANT" Shrove^tide [personne) ‘regular guy ’ | La MI-CAREME Mid-Lent [assets (or effects] CARENCE | Proces-verbal de_, Return of no CARENE keel [action) careening | Mettre [or abattre] en _, To heave her down | Pompe de_, Bilge pump | _r‘ va. to careen Caressanf -e a. affectionate : fawning : soft CARESSE caress [fce-ress'] fawning Caresser- va. to caress : to indulge [flatter) to fawn upon [chat) to stroke [chien) to pat CARET" tortoise [tech) reel | Fil de_, Spun CARGAISON" [s, z] cargo : freight [yarn CARGU'E tackle > brails | -BOULINE leechline | -FOND' bunt-line | -POINT' clew-line Cargu'er' va. [voile carree) to clew up [I’arti- mon) to brail | CARI curry | Au_, Curried CARICATURE _ | _r‘ va. to caricature CARICATURISTE_ist CARIE_s [dent) decay | Carie-e a. rotten [dent) decayed | Carier- v. to rot : to decay CAR ENGLISH-FRENCH CAR CAR'AWAY-SEED graines de carvi (pi] CAR'BIDE [hat] carbure CAR'BINE [fta’i] carabine CARBOL'IC ACID acide phenique CAR'BON _e [arc 1.) charbon |_BRUSH balai en charbon | _ COPY double au papier car- bone | _ ENLARGEMENT, agrandissement CAR'BOY tourie Lau charbon CAR'BUNCLE [be-gnk’l] escarboucle | A_d NOSE, Un nez bourgeonne CARBURET'TOR carburateur fea | — choke tube. Ajutage a air | _float chamber, Cham- bre de flotteur | _jet, Gicleur | _spraying cone, Pulverisateur de C CAR'CASE [fce-ss] carcasse [of a pers) cadavre CARD carte [wedding : funeral) billet de faire part [wool) carde [va.) carder | ‘ On the_s,’ Fort probable (or possible] Pack of _S, Jeu de cartes | Enamelled_, C porcelaine j Visiting_, C de visite fee |_BOA RD carton (fin] -CASE carnet de cartes de vmte|-MAKER cartier [for wool) cardier | -SHARPER bre- landier : grec | -TABLE [te] table de jeu CAR'DER cardeur -ettse [machine) carde CAR'DIGAN carmagnole CAR'DINAL [ne-t] _ [fur_) rotonde [a.) fon- damental: principal | -BIRD cardinal (CARE soin [anxiety) souci: preoccupations y (pi] To take_of, [i.e. have charge] Avoir soin de : s’occuper de | To take_to, Avoir | soin de : faire bien attention a (...] To take _not to, Prendre garde de : se garder de | To take good_not to, Se garder bien de ... | Taking — to ..., En ayant soin de | ‘_of C D,’ ‘ Aux bons soins de CD’ | ‘ Glass with_ ‘Fragile’ [V. Take] Care vn. [for, de : to, de] se soucier : s’inquieter | To cease caring for, Se desinteresser de | I' don’t_! Cela 'Sjm’est egal! | I don’t_to, Je ne veux pas | I don’t much _for it, Je n’y tiens pas | I don’t_a BUTTON [ou a STRAW] for it! Je m’en soucie comme de cela! [or de ‘ l’an quarante,’ or de ‘ Colin-Tampon ’ ] What do I'_? Qu’est-ce que cela me fait ? _TAKER [a e ] gardien -nne : concierge vCa're'worn a. use par le chagrin Caree'n [ke-rine] va. mettre ... en carene CAREE'NING PLACE carenage CAREE'R carriere | To — over, Parcourir Ca're'ful [kere-fe-l] a. soigneux (of, de] atten- tif (to, a] [sparing) menager : econome | To be_, Avoir soin | To be very_, Faire bien attention I —ny adt. soigneusement : avec soin : attentivement |_NESS soin : attention Ca're'less [fceVe] a. nonchalant [of) peu sou- cieux (de] indifferent (a] _ly ad. nonchalam- ment • negligemment |_NESS nonchalance: insouciance : manque de soin CA'RET [ke-retf] signe A omission [a] CAR'GO cargaison : chargement | To take a general_, Charger en cueillette [ V. BULK] -BOAT ‘_’ : vapeur de charge CAR FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS CAR CARILL'ON" peal (of bells] chimes (pi] [liorloge) chiming clock [tig) noise : racket — a CLAVIER" keys acting on bells | _NNEMENT" ringing : chiming | _liner' va. to chime : to ring | Fete _nnee, Grand holiday (rung in _NNEUR ringer of chimes |_with bells CARLIN" pug-dog CARLINGU'E keelson [du mat) step CARMAGN'OLE Cardigan (jacket] revolut’ry song and dance CARME Carmelite | CARMELITE. C nun CARMIN" [<fe a. invar.] carmine [mainn] Carmine-e a. carmine-coloured CARNAGE_ [kdr-nedj] slaughter Carnassier"-ere a. carnivorous |_S' [pljcar- CARNASSIERE game-bag |_nivora CARNATION" 0^ flesh colour [ou tint] CARNAVAL carnival [re-Z] CARNE edge : ‘ghost’ [nickname for meat] Carne -e a. flesh- [ou salmon-] coloured CARNE'AU flue : tube CARNET" memorandum-book: note-book: index [d’ordres) order-B | _de bal, Ball-programme [ V. Card-case] _d’echeances, Bill-B CARNIER" game-bag CARNIVORE [<fc a.] [V. Carnassier] CAROTTE carrot [tabac) roll [fig) ‘take-in’ | Tirer une_a. To ‘ do ’: to humbug ... out of Carotter' v. to ‘do’ : to humbug CAR0TT1ER" or_EUR close player : cheat CAROUSE locust-bean | CAROUBIER" carob- CARPE wrist [anat) carpus [tree CARPE carp 111 fait la-pamee, He’s ‘foxing’: he turns up the whites of his eyes CARPE'AU young carp CARPETTE centre-carpet : packing cloth CARPILL' ON" young carp CARPION" [or_E] Alpine trout CARQUOIS" quiver CARRARE Carrara marble CARRE back [chapeau) crown CARR£ square [d'une maison) landing [jardin) bed [papier) demy [de mouton) loin [3 mats) full-rigged ship [argot) student in his second year | Carre -e a. square [reponse) straight [partie) ... of four | Bonnet_, Doctor's cap | Tete_e. Obstinate fellow CAR'RE'AU square [etoffe) check [vitre) pane [cartes) diamonds [de tailleur) goose [mac. tech) stretcher [pave) floor | a_x', Checked i Etendu sur le_Killed on the spot CARRE'FOUR cross : crossing point of main streets : cross-roads | ... de_, Of the streets t stump (orator] Carreger* vn. [Mediterranean] to tack about CARRE'LAGE [brick or tile) pavement: paving ... (with bricks or tiles] Carre'ler' va. to pave ... (with bricks or tiles CARRE'LET" plaice [filet) square net [outil) CARRE'LEUR brick-pavior |_awl '• needle Car'rement' ad. squarely : square [fig) absolutely : straight: firmly : roundly [nier) flatly Car'rer' va. to square | Se__ To strut CAR'RIER" quarryman CAR ENGLISH-FRENCH CAR CAR'ICATURE c_: charge [va.) caricaturer : faire la charge de CAR'LING fea entremise des baux CAR'MAN [pi. _men] charretier : cocher CAR'MELITE [iar] carme [nun) carmelite Car'nal [fie-Z] a. charnel |_lly ad. charnelle- ment | _-minded a. mondain CARNA'TION ten ceillet [colour) incarnat CARNE'LI AN [ou COR_] [nU-ye-nn] corna- CAR'NIVAL [re-Z] _aval LZme CARNIV'ORA [pi] carnassiers Carniv'orous [re-ss] a. carnassier : carnivore CAR'OL [re-Z] chanson | A Christmas_, Un noel | _ [-lle’d] va. chanter : fredonner CAROU'SAL [ke-raouze-l] orgie : debauche Carou'se [ke-raouze] vn. faire des libations CARP _e | To_at, Chicaner sur CAR'PENTER menuisier [ship_) charpentier _TRY menuiserie [larger) charpenterie CAR'PET fed tapis [to.) tapisser (with, de] Bedside_, Descente de lit | Velvet pile_, Moquette \ -BAG' sac de nuit | -BEETLE anthrene ) -SWEE'PER balai mecanique CAR'PING chicane [a.) grondeur CARR'IA'GE [action) transport [of goods, parcels) port: factage [charge) frais de transport [vehicle) voiture : equipage : landau [railway) wagon [of a gun) affut [mach) chariot [bearing) conduite : demarche | In a__ En voiture | Injured in_, Avarie dans le transport | To keep a_, Avoir equipage | To change_S, Changer de voiture [or de wagon] — free,_paid. Franc de port |_forward. En port dfi | -BU ILDING, -WORKS, car- rosserie \ _ ENTRANCE porte cochere \ _ROAD route carrossable : grand'route CARR'IER [kar'i-e-r] fed voiturier [fetching parcels) commissionnaire [_’s van) roulage [eye) porte-bagages [of lathe) toe | -PIGEON, P voyageur CARR'ION charogne \ -CROW- Corneille (noire] CARR'OT [ka-re-t] carotte | Carr oty [Zcrt-re- te] a. | With_HAIR, Roux, rousse Carr'y va. porter : emporter (from, de : to, a] [pers) mener : conduire [of dogs, etc.) rappor- ter [arithmet.) retenir [by vote) faire voter: adopter [to a court) traduire : citer (devant un tribunal] [vn.) porter | _2, and 7 are 9, 2 de retenue et 7 font 9 | _ away, emporter [pers, etc.) emmener [fig) entrainer | _back, rapporter | _down, descendre | He carries EVERYTHING before him, Tout cede devant lui | _forth, sortir | — forward (ou over) [com] reporter | Carrie'd forward, a reporter : report | — in, rentrer | _into EFFECT, mettre a execution \ —off, emporter : enlever [prizes) remporter | — on, poursuivre : continuer : conduire : faire [to make a ‘ to-do ’) faire des siennes [or des leurs] on BUSINESS, faire des affaires \ _one’s self, se tenir | _out, executor : faire | _over, transporter [sums) reporter| _ the DAY,remporter lavictoire] - through, mener a bonne fin | _ THINGS too far, pousser les choses trop loin | _up, porter en haut : monter CAR FRAN £ AIS—AN GL AIS CAS CAR'RIERE [stone) quarry : pit [course) racecourse [pens) career : course : time ... was [ou is] in office [V. Prospect] Donner_a,To give ... full play ou free course CAR RIOLE covered cart [fam) ‘trap’: gig Car'rossable a. \ Route_Carriage road CAR'ROSSE coach | 11 roule__ He keeps his own carriage : he’s well off CAR'ROSSERIE carriage-building : C-works [auto) body of car : coach-work CAR'ROSSIER" coach-builder: coach-horse CAR'ROUSEL [s, z] tournament: merry-go- CAR'RURE breadth of shoulders [round CARTABLE satchel | CARTAHU whip: girt-line CARTE card : ticket: list [geographique) map [de mer) chart [note) bill | a la —, From the carte | Brouiller les _s, To make trouble | Chateau de_s, House of cards | Connaitre le dessous des_s, To be in the secret | Jeu de_s, Pack of cards : card-playing : game of cards | _s sur table. Above-board : fairly | Tirer les_s, To tell fortunes | _BLANCHE '_’ : leave to do as one likes | -LETTRE letter-card | _ POSTALE post-card\-TELE- QRAMME card telegram (used only in Paris] _de VISITE [visiting) card CARTEL 1_’ [duel) written challenge CARTER gear-case [moteur) crank-chamber \ Baquet de_, [moteur] Sump CARTILAGE [anatomie)_ [fam) gristle CARTOGRAPHIE mapping : map-making CARTOMANCIEN'-iWA’ fortune-teller CARTON" pasteboard : cardboard : portfolio : case [dessin) cartoon [typ) cancel: four-page sheet [a chapeau) hat-box : band-box | _de PATE millboard |_N'NAGE boarding:cardboard-box making | Carton'ne-e a. [livre] in boards: in stiff covers | a Vanglaise, In cloth CARTOUCHE cartridge | CARTOUCHE scroll: tablet | _IERE cartridge pouch CARVI | Graine de_, Caraway seed CAS' case : matter | En_de, In C of ... | En_que, [subj.] Au_ou, In case ... | En tout_, In any C : at all events [V. NEED] Faire_de, To think highly of [ou much of] to value | _FORTUIT' chance Casanier ' -iere a. domestic : ‘stay-at-home’ : ‘ indoor’ fcoat CASAQUE cloak : jacket | Tourner__ To turn CASCADE _: waterfall | _S' [fig] fits and ‘ Cascader' ’ vn. to live fast [starts CASCATELLE cascade CASE tKsj [fcaz] hut [de negre) cabin [d’animal, typ, etc.) box [a papiers) pigeon-hole [au trictrac) point [echees) square [4>) berth Caser' [s z] va. to place : to make room for ... : to put ... into a place [pi. into places] Se_, To find a situation ou place (for one’s self] CASERNE [s z] barracks (pi] _r' va. to send ... into B | _e a. in B CAR ENGLISH-FRENCH CAS CARR'YING [carr'i-igngl transport | — ON conduite (d’une aff.] OUT mise a execution CART charrette [military) fourgon | Dust —, Tombereau | Hand __ Charrette a bras | -HORSE cheval de trait | -HOUSE hangar | -LOAD charretee (of, de] — ROAD chemin de charroi | Cart va. charrier : transporter | _away, enlever CART'AGE transport CARTE DE VISITE fen portrait: photogra- CAR'TER charretier \_phie OART'FUL charretee Carthu'sian [thiouje-ye-nn] a. chartreux CART'ING charriage: camionnage CARTOO'N [tonne] carton (de Raphael, etc.] CART'RIDGE cartouche [artill’y) gargousse I To fire with blank__ Tirer a blanc _POUCH cartouchiere : giberne Carve va. [wood) decouper : sculp'ter : graver [meat, etc.) decouper : couper | CAR'VER sculp'teur : ciseleur [meat) decoupeur -euse Car'vel-built [u nul : tbref] a. a joints carres CAR'VING sculpture: ciselure : boiserie [meat) decoupage | -KNIFE couteau a decouper CASCA'DE [ke'de] cascatelle CASE fea [kece] cas : condition : question : exemple [law) cause : cas : affaire : plainte [medical) cas : malade : blesse [sheath) etui: fourreau [for packing, etc.) caisse [To pack ... in a__ Emballer] [watch) bdite [card, needle, etc.) etui [body) corps [building) cage : cham- branle [typ) casse | Lower —, Bas de casse \ Upper_, Haut de C | Show —, Glass _, Vitrine | That is the_, 11 s’agit de cela | It’s the same_with. 11 en est de meme de j If that is the —, Dans ce cas | That alters the —, Cela change la question | In any_, En tout cas : quand meme | In_not, Au cas contraire, ... | In_he does not ..., Dans le cas ou il ne ... [condit.] In that_, Dans ce cas | This [ou that] is not the_, 11 n'en est pas ainsi : il n’est pas exact (that, que] To put the_, Supposer le cas | Nicely packed in a —, Bien emballe | Famous law_, Cause celebre | The_is settled out of court, La plainte est retiree | _in POINT exemple a l’appui Case va. enfermer : couvrir [reach) envelopper [building) revetir [iron) ferrer Case-har'de'n [kece] va. cementer _ING cementation Ca'se'd [kestf] a. blinde : cuirasse : double CA'SE'MENT [kece-me-nntt) fenetre : croisee CASH argent [hard cash) numeraire [change) especes (pi] [book-keeping) caisse | For_, Au comptant | _ on ACCOUNT, Acompte | _on DELIV'ERY, Envoi contre rembourse- ment | Payment in_, Solde en E’s | To pay __ Payer comptant | -BOOK livre de caisse | -BOX, -DESK caisse | -KEEPER caissier Cash va, [cheques) payer [coupons) encaisser [change) changer [bills) escompter CASHEW'-NUT [fce-ckou] noix d’acajou CASHIE'R caissier [ca.) casser CA'SING [s f] revetement [frame) chambranle [mach) enveloppe : cage CASK fut: baril [wine_) barrique [V. Ffit] CAS'KET ecrin : cassette [America) cercueil CASSTA {cdche-ya) casse CASS'OCK [ka'-se-k] soutane : cosaque CAS FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS CAT CASERNEMENT' [s£] quartering in barracks CASETTE [tech] sagger CASIER"[z] pigeon-holes (pi] nest of drawers | Son_judiciaire. His antecedents (pi] CASIMIR [ss] kerseymere CASINO [sz] _ [ke-cino] CASOAR [kazo-ar] cassowary [kass'e-ouere] CASQUE helmet | _colonial, Pith helmet | — d’aviateur, Safety H Casquer-v. [argot] to ‘fork [ou shell] out’ CASQUETTE cap Cassant' -e a. brittle : short: curt: sharp CASSATION" reversal : quashing | Corn- de _, Court of Appeal | Se pourvoir en_, To appeal to the supreme court ["cassia CASSE [com) breakage [ti/p) case Doj [laxatif) CASSEAU half-case [bardeau) fount-C CASSE'-COU regular break-neck : dangerous spot : death-trap lint) Look out! CASSE’MENT" splitting : breaking _de TETE trouble : worry CASSE'-NOISETTE nut-crackers _-NOIX' nut-crackers [oiseau) nut-cracker Casser’ va. to break : to split [noix) to crack [dr) to quash [fig) to annul [cordage) to part [mat) to shiver [fig) to cashier [un sergent) to reduce ... to the ranks |_la tete, To make a great noise | Se_, To break : to grow infirm | Se_la tete, To break one’s head [fig) ' to stick at it till one’s head splits ’ | Se_le nez, To be ‘ done ’: to find nobody in | 11 s’est easse le bras, He has broken his arm [ V. CASSE'ROLE saucepan [Briser, Rompre CASSE-T&TE [pi—] life-preserver [arme des sauvages) tomahawk [fig) ‘enough to make one’s bead split’: worry : puzzle CASSETTE casket [du roi) privy purse CASS EUR breaker CASSIER" [t.yp'] case-rack | CASSINE hut CASSIS- black-currant : B-C brandy : gutter across road CASSOLETTE perfume-box CASSONADE moist sugar : brown sugar CASSURE fracture : crack : breakage CASTAGN'ETTES- [pi] cas'tanets CASTAGN-EUX" dabchick CASTE _ | CASTINE limestone flux CASTOR [as£r)_ [animal) beaver CASTRATION" _ | CASTJALITE casualty CASUEL [s z] perquisites : fees (pi] _-elle a. casual: accidental Casuellement" [s z] ad. casually: accidentallv CASUISTIQUE [theol.'] casuistry CATACLYSME [cleece-ni]_m : flood : disaster CA TACOMBES' [pr. konbe, m nasal, b sounded] [pi] catacombs [kat-e-komz, b nul] CATAFALQU'E _: raised platform for coffin CA TALEPSIE_sy | Cataleptique a._tic CATALOGU E _ | _r‘ va. to catalogue CATAMARAN" [&] _ | CATAPLASME poultice CATAPULTE _lt | CATARACTS _t CATAR-RH-E_h [fam) running cold CATASTROPHE _ [ke-tass'tre-fe] Cuteehiser- \shee-zay\ va. to catechise [kcnze] CATECHISME [sheece-’m] _m [kizm, bref] CATtCH-UMENE [ch as k] _men CAS ENGLISH-FRENCH CAT CASS'OWARY casoar CAST coup (de de] jet (distance] fonte : creux (de fonderie] [plaster) platre: forme: statuette [of colour) nuance [of the eye) tournure [fig) trempe : expression : air [theatr.) distribution des roles Cast a. fondu | — IRO N fonte [a.) en fonte | — STEEL acier fondu [a.) en a. f. Cast va. [pr&. pp. _] jeter [drop) laisser tomber ... [leaves, skin) changer : depouiller [sow) semer [o’s care) se decharger [blame) deverser [calculate) calculer [metal) fondre : couler [stereotyping) clicher [mould) mouler j — about one, considbrer : songer, chercher (a] — AN'CH'OR, jeter Vancre |_aside, rejeter : mettre de cote | _ away, jeter : ruiner : prodiguer [skip) echouer )_down, jeter par terre [the mind) abattre [the eyes) baisser | — forth, rejeter : pousser | _ loose, [ropes] larguer | _LOTS, tirer au sort | — off, rejeter [clothes) mettre de cote | — on, [i.e. cast in one piece] pp. venu -e de fonte | — out, rejeter [drive out) chasser | — up, vomir [reckon) calculer — vn. songer [warp) se dejeter [4») abattre CAST'-OFF' CLOTHES (pi] de'froque CAS'TANETS [pi] castagnettes Cas'tellated [kass'-te-leted ] a. crenele CAST'ER fondeur [V. CASTOR] Cast'igate [ghete] va. chatier CA.STIGA/TION [ghe-che-nii] chatiment: discipline CAST'INO fonte [result) piece fondue [steel) piece. moul6e [stereo) clichage [reckoning) calcul | -NET epervier | _VOTE voixpri- ponderante \ To give the — vote, Departager CAS'T'LE [kass-t] chateau [chess) tour [vn., at chess) roquer | To build_s in the AIR, Faire des chateaux en Espagne [F. NUT] CAS'TOR [wheel) roulette [pepper) poivriere | _ OIL lvuile de ricin | _SUGAR sucre en poudre | CASTORS (pi] huilier Cas'trate [kass'-trete] va. chatrer Cas'ual [kaj1-you-e-l] a. fortuit : accidentel : de passage | Cas'ually ad. par hasard CAS'UALTY accident : perte : sinistre CAT chat leo : chatte [4>) capon | To _ and fish, [anchor) Caponner et traverser | Tom —, Matou | It is raining_s and dogs, 11 tombe des hallebardes | To let the — out of the BAG, Vendre la meche | There isn’t room to swing a_, [Chambre, etc.) grande comme un mouchoir de poche | -BLOCK poulie de capon | -HEAD bossoir j —-0-NINE-TAILS garcette : martinet | —S-PAW [4?] gueule de raie | A makes B his —S-PAW, A fait tirear les marrons du feu a B CAT'ALOGUE_ [large illust.) album CAT'APULT catapidte [boy s) fronde CATCH prise [deception) a.ttrape [unexpected advant.) aubaine [mus) air a reprises [tech) cliquet : affut | _CROP culture derobfe j -PENNY attrape-nigaud [a.) ... de reclame | -WORD re'plique [typ) reclame CAT FRANQAIS -ANGLAIS CE CATEGORIE_ry | _S' qualities : classes Cat6goriquemenf ad. categorically : plainly ^CATH'EDRALE _1 [kathi'drel] oCATH OLICISME [ceese-’m] _sm [s,z] ^GATH'OL1GITE catftol'icism [pays) cat/l- ■** olic countries (pi] CATH'OLIQUE [Af.Aa.] CATI finish : gloss L ic Catimini | En _, Stealthily : without being CATIN" prostitute [seen CAT1SSAGE pressing GAUCHE MAR nightmare [fig) bugbear CAUCHOIS"-E native of Caux (Normandy] CAURIS" or CORIS cowry [kaou-re] / Causant'-e a. [fam] fond of talking CAUSE _ : reason : motive [dr) case | a _de, On account of | a_que, Because | © En dans Concerned in .. | Et pour S ~ And very properly | Hors de_In no way 2 $ concerned | Obtenir gain de_, To win the ° day | Pour_de, In consequence of |_s jjj § celebres, Celebrated trials | Avocat sans _, Briefless barrister j _ commune, Common C c ° Causer" va. to cause [un.) to talk : to chat | c Faire_, To draw ... out : to pump ® CAUSERIE talk : chat : chattering CAUSETTE a few words : a little chat CAUSEUR -EUSE talker [sf.) settee [a.) V talkative : free CAUSTIOUE [A a.] _ic Cauteleusement" ad. cunningly : craftily Cauteleux" -euse a. cunning : crafty CAUTtRE cautery [plaie) issue Caut6riser" va. to cauterize [raize'] CAUTION"_: bail [com) security | Four- nir_, To give B [ou S] 11 est sujet a_He cannot be relied upon, ou trusted CAUTIONNE'MENT" bail [com) security Cautionner" va. to give bail [ou security] for CAVALCADE _ [kede] CAVALE mare CAVALE'RIE cav'alry [kav-e-lre] horse CAVALIER " [kavv-e-lire] horseman [au bal) partner : dancer [echecs) knight [><) horse- soldier [tech) spoil bank | Servir de_a, To escort | _-iere a. blunt : off-hand : flippant CAVALTERE horsewoman : rider CAVE cellar : vault : bottle-case [a.) hollow CAVE'AU cellar [,sepulture) vault Caver" va. to hollow [jeu) to stake CA VERNE _rn : cave [de bete) den Caverneux" -euse a._nous [voir) sepulchral CA VITE_ty : hollow zq zq> demons, pron. it: this: that [pi) they : '-■'vN ' these : those [pers) he : she : they | a ce qu’il me semble, As I' think | a ce que je vois, As far as I' can see, ... j C’est bon, n’est-ce pas? It is good, isn't it? | C’est a vous a ..., It is your turn to ... | C’est a vous de .... It is your place to ... : it is for you' to ... | C’est ce que je pensais, It is just what1^ I thought | C’est elle qn’on cherche, It is • ’ she they are looking for [ C’est l’homme rn> dont j’ai besoin, This is the man I want | ij C’est une modiste, She is a dress-maker | Ce que je sais, c'est.que ..., All I know is, _ that... | Ce <iue je crains, c’est de voir .... What I fear is, seeing ... | C’est qu’il est"H malade, The fact is he is ill: it’s because he _ is ill | Savoir ce que c’est que, To know what 3J it is (de, to] to know what... is (means, are,i_. etc.] Ce qui fait que, The result of which is that | Ce qui ferait 640. Which would make 640 j Ce sont les meilleurs, These [ou those] are the best | Ce sont des voleurs, They are thieves | De ce que, From the circumstance of : from ...’s having (done, said, etc.] Est-ce lui, Is it he? | Qu’esfc-ce que c’est? What is it? Pof Ooiio (pl- Ces] demons.a. this V.'Cj v < l, V tliCy (pl. these] that (pl. those] Ce chat-ci, this cat | Ce cliien-la, that dog | Cet homme, This man | Cette femme. This woman j Ces enfants, These children CAT ENGLISH- -FRENCH CAU Catch v. [pret. A pp. Caug'ht. augh comme o tlans sort] saisir : attraper : decouvrir : sur- prendre (q. u. endormi, etc.) [the eye) frapper (la we] [entangle) s’engager [hook or thorn) accrocher [contagion, attention, etc.) gagner [iSV, steamer, etc.) attraper: ne pas manquer | I didn’t quite_ ..., Je n’ai pas bien saisi ... j _at a ball, vouloir saisir une balle | _at the offer, prendre la balle au bond [F. Only] They won’t _ me doing that again! Bien fin qui m’y rattrapera! | — again, rattraper| _COLD, s’enrhumer |_FIRE, s’allumer: prendre feu |_HOLD of, saisir : s’accrocher a [fig) protiter de | _it, [be punished] En avoir | _one’s DEATH, trouver la mart | _up, saisir |_up, [overtake) rattraper ...-CATCH'ER preneur -ease de ... CATCH'ING prise : capture [«.) contagieux Ca'ter [kete-r] pourvoir (for, a] —ER pour- CAT'ERPILLAR [katte-r-] chenille [.voyeur CAT'ERWAULING sabbat des chats CAT'GUT' [ghe-t] corde a boyau CATHERINE WHEEL [th fort] soleil CAT'KIN chaton | CAT'MINT herbeaux chats CAT'TLE (pl] betail(sing) bestiaux(pl] Black _, Gros betail | Horned_, Betes a comes | _BREEDING [bride] l’elevage du betail j _ MARKET marche aux bestiaux | -PEN pare a bestiaux | -PLAGUE peste bovine ( _ SHOW exposition de betail | -TRUCK wagon a bestiaux (CAU'CIJS comite electoral Caug*ht [_pp. V. Catch] attrape : pris CAUL filet : coiffe (d’enfant) « CAUL'IFLOWER chou-fleur o Caul k va. calfater | —ER calfat ” CAUSE _: raison : motif [ _va. causer : § occasionner : procurer [before another verb) "S CAU'SE"WAY [one] cliaussee Lfaire ® CAU'STIC [A a.] —ique j Lunar _, Pierre a infernale 2 CAU'TION [cite-nn] feo prudence : precau- ® tion [warning) avis [ra.) avertir (to, de] pre- 2 cautionner : metti-e ... en garde (against, contre] -MONEY cautionnement: garantie j Cau'tious [efte-ss] a. [of, contre] en garde : circonspect: prudent j_ly ad. avec circon- V spection (or precaution] _NESS prudence CEA FRANgAXS-ANGLAIS CEN Ceans" ad. here : within | Le maitre de _, The master of the house [on this H] Ceei demons, pron. this CECITE blindness | Frappe de— Struck blind Ceder' v. [a, to] to give up : to hand over : to give way : to resign : to submit | a — [vendre] ‘ To be disposed of ’ ("of citron GEDILL'E'_11a | CIlDRAT 'citron : essence C&DRE cedar [cide-r]_du Liban, C of Lebanon Ceindre va. (Table 58) [de. with] to enclose : to surround : to gird : to wreathe Ceintrer' va. [J>] to frap CEINTURE girdle: belt: sash [pers, robe) waist [4>) sheer-strake | _de sauvetage, Life-belt CEINTURON ' belt Ce'la [or familiarly Qa] demons, pron. that | C’est_! That’s right! Just so! | Trop long de _, That much too long | C’est bien comme _, That will do : that’s just it | Comme _, Like that : so : thus | Comme ci, comme <?a, Only middling : so-so | Comment_? How so ? | Pour_merne, For that very reason CELADON" [<£ a.] sea-green CELEBRATION"_ | Celebre a. celebrated Celebrer' va. to celebrate [la messe) to sav CELEBRITE _ty : fame Celer' va. to hide : to conceal (a, from] CELER1_ry j Branche de_, Stick of C CELERITE speed : swiftness Celeste a._tial | Bleu_, Sky-blue CELIBAT” cel'ibacy | Yivre dans le_, To live single | _AIRE bachelor : celibate [a.) single Celle [pi._s'] pron. she [obj.) her [chose) that [pi) they : those : them [F. Celui] CELLIER" cellar (on ground floor] store-room Cellulaire a._lar [emprisonn’ment) solitary (confinement] Voiture Prison van CELLULE cell : box CELLULOID celluloid CELLULOSE _ CELTE [<f; fj] Celt \ CELTIQUE [<fea.]_ic [keltik] Celui [pi. Ceux'] pron. he [obj.) him : the one [pi.) they : those : them | _-ci. This one : the latter : this ... | _-la, That one : the former Cementer' va. to case-harden CEMENTATION" _: case-hardening CENACLE [room of the) last supper [fig) reunion (of literary men, etc.] CENDRE ashes (pi] Reduit-e en_Burnt to ashes | 'Mercredi des_s,’ ‘Ash-Wednesday ’ _ VERTE emerald green Cendre -e a. ashy : ash-coloured : pale Cendreux' -euse a. full of, covered with, ashes CENDRIER" ash-pit: ash-box : ash-tray CENDRILL'ON" Cinderella CENE Lord’s Supper [F. Supper] CENELLE haw CENS [pr. s] census : quit-rent _ electoral, Property qualification Cense-e a. reputed : supposed [-rat' virtually] CENSEUR censor : critic [nniversite) proctor [college) vice-principal Censurable a._: blamable [censorship CENSURE _ : vote of C : blame [officielle) Censurer" va. to censure C ENT' [pr. the t before vowel or h mute, except in cent' un, cent'onze : in pi. Cents before vowel or h mute, t is silent, and s has sound of z. Cent remains sing, in dates and when followed by another number : deux cent six] hundred | _pesant, Hundredweight | Deux_s. Two hundred | Deux-cent-six, Two hundred and six | Yingt pour_, 20 per cent. | Tant pour _, A percentage CENTAT.NE hundred | Une_, About a hundred | Par_s, ... by hundreds CENTE'NAIRE [<f-a.] _nary: centenarian Centesimal -e a. — CENTIARE [a square metre. V. Tahle 88] Centime a. hundredth (part] 100th Centigrade a. [sennti-grede~\ CENTIGRAMME _gram [sennti-graml [100 _s make 1 gramme] [F. Table 89] CENTIME ‘_’ [100_s = 1 franc ■ 5 —s nearly = a halfpenny, or cent] An —, [F. FRANC] _s additionnels (pi] county rate : parish rate CENTIMETRE centimeter [sennti-mite-r] [100 _s = 1 metre] [de dame) tape-measure [F. Table 87] Central -e a. _1 [semi'tre-l} [F. School] CAV ENGLISH-FRENCH CEN CAV'ALRY cavalerie [a.) de C _ SOLDIER cavalier CAYE [keve] caveme : antre | _in, se rendre CA'VEAT notification (A'opposition] CAY'IL arqutie [rn.-lle'd) chicaner (at, sur] CA'VY [fce] cobaye Caw [aw comme o dans sort] vn. croasser CAW'ING croassement| C.E. ingenieur civil CAYENN'E PEPP'ER [ke-enn] poivre rouge Cease [cice] v. cesser (from.... : to, de] ... has _d to be, ... n’est plus : ... n’existe plus _less a. sans cesse CE'ASING [cice] cessation | Without_Sans CE'DAR [ctdeur] cedre [a.) de cedre [cescs'e Cede [cide] va. ceder (to, a] CE'I'LING [ci-lign] plafond fE CEL'ANDINE chelidoine:eclaire [lesser) petite Cerebrate [a e ] va. celebrer | _d a. celebre CELL cellule : case : compartiment [bees’_) alveole [>K) cachot [electr.) element CELL'AR [le-r] cave : cellier _AGE [cdj] caves (pi] emmagasinage CELT Celte [implement) hache (de silex] CEMENT' ciment [ra.) cimenter [rrc) se reunir CEM'ETERY' cimetiere /CEN'SER encensoir CEN'SOR censeur Censo'rious a. critique (of, upon, pour] CEN'SORSHIP censure CEN'SURE [c/ieur] _ : blame i _va. censurer : blamer CEN'SUS [se-ss] recensement ^ CENT [sennit] sou [F. Per_] A ‘ red_‘ 32 Un ‘ rouge liard ’ , CENTENA'RIAN, CEN'TENARY centenaire CEN'TERING [of arch] cintre | To strike the_Decintrer CEN'TIPEDE [rnde] scolopendre Cen'tral [tre-l] a. _ | Great _POINT, ^ [of several streets] Rond-point CEN FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS CHA CENTRALISATION" [s as 2] —lization [Zai- Centrallser’ va. to centralize 1zeche-nn CENTRE_ [ang. pr. cenntt-r] middle Centrer’ va. to centre | Centrifuge a._fugal CentripSte a._petal Centupler’ va. to increase ... a hundredfold CEP [sep] vine-stock : cane CliPAGE vine-stocks (pi] vine CfePE, CEPS [var. of edible) mushroom CEPEE set of shoots (from one root] Cependant’ ad. nevertheless: however: in the meantime : yet | _que, Whilst [industry CERAMIQUE ceramic art: china & porcelain CIlRAMISTE china-manufacturer : potter C£RAT"_te : ointment CERCEAU hoop [filet) hoop-net CERCLE circle: ring [a tonneau) hoop [reunion) club | Yin en_, Wine in the wood j_vicieux*, Syllogistic circle | Cercler" va. to hoop CERCUEIL’ coffin [Ame'r) casket [fig) grave CEREALES' [pi] —Is [com) corn (sing] Cerebral -e a._1 | Fievre_e, Brain fever C£r£M0NIAL _ : ceremony | _1-e a. ceremonial | CEREMONIE_ny : state C6rdmonieux' -euse a._ious [-semenf -ly] CERF" [sair : often pr. sairf\ stag : deer [Bra- mer = to bell] Come de_, Hartshorn -VOLANT’ [jouet) kite [insect) stag-beetle CERFEUIL’ [plants] chervil CERISE cherry | CERIS1ER" cherry-tree CERNE’AU green walnut Cerner’ va. [un arbre) to dig round [de, with) to invest : to surround | 11 a les yeux cernes, He is black round the eyes CERTAIN” certainty | _-e a. certain (de, of, to] fixed : to be relied on | Chose_e, A sure thing | _es choses, Some things : certain things j C'est chose_e, There’s no doubt about that': that’s a certainty ! | Apres un _ temps, After some time | _homme, A certain man Certaine’ment’ ad. certainly : surely : of course : I do : I am : I have (etc., etc.] Certes’ [sairf] ad. indeed : surely CERTIFICAT” [fca] _cate [ke'fe] proof [de do- mestique, d’ouvrier) character |_d’^TUDES’ [similar to Certificate of Oxford or Camb. Prelim. Local Examination] CERTIFICATEUR certifier : registrar Certifier’ va. to certify : to assure CERTITUDE certainty (de, of, to] CERUSE [or Blanc de_] white-lead CERVE’AU brain [F. Note at Brain] Rhume de _, Cold in the head | 11 est enrhume du_, He has a cold in his head | _ brfile, Wild outrageous fellow | _ creux', Dreamer | Se creuser le_, To rack one’s brains CERVELAS” saveloy | CERVELET” cerebellum CERVELLE brain ; brains : head | 11 s’est brule la_, He has shot himself Cervier" j Loup-_, Lynx Ces’ demons, a. these : those [F Ce] CESSATION"_ [cess-seche-nn] intermission CESSE | Pas de No end | Sans Incessantly) Remuer sans_, To keep stirring | Cesser’ v. to cease : to discontinue : to come to an end | Faire_, To put a stop [ou an end] to CESSION"_ : transfer (a, to] Cet, Cette, a. [F. Ce] C£TAC£ cetacean [teche-ye-nn]_-e a_ceous Ci^TliRAC ceterach : scale fern Ceux’ Celles' [F. Celui, Celle] they : those CtVE’NOL -E [<& d.] [native) of the Cevennes CHABOT” chub | CHACAL jackal Chacun” -e [no pi.] a. pron. every one : each : any one [F. Taste] _ en parle, Everybody is talking of it | Mettez ces livres_‘a sa place, Put each of these books into its place [Note: before a noun never use Chacun but Clmque: thus, chaque fois, not chacune /bis] CHAFOUIN’’-/i mean, miserable wretch CEN ENGLISH-FRENCH CHA ^CEN'TRE [Americ._TER] _ fesi : milieu: foyer [m.) concentrer : placer ... au centre [tm. in, dans) etre place au centre [fig) se con- — centrer [V. Decintrer] _to_, Axe en axe | pr _BIT meche anglaise W _LINE axe ® _PUNCH pointeau CENTU'RION centurion [Bible) centenier CEN'TURY [tiou-re] siecle | Many_ries V old, age de plusieurs siecles : seculaire CE'REAL CROPS [ciri-e-l] [pi] cereales CEREMO'NIAL [i-e-Z] _ [a.) de ceremonie Ceremo'nious [mone-ye-ss] a. ceremonieux CER'EMONY ceremonie : solennite [pr. enn as ann] Without further_, Sans plus de famous Cer'tain [seur-te-nn] a. — [ascertained) assure | For_, Pour sQr | —ly ad. certaine- ment: decidement [at least) au moins | _ not! Non, par exemple! CER'TAINTY [seur' te-nn-tf] certitude : chose certaine | To a_, a coup stir [F. Certain Vm] OERTIF'IOATE [ke-t] _t [Registrar’s) acte (de naissance, de deces] [copy of a register) extrait (de naissance, etc.] [teacher’s_) dip- lome : brevet [bankrupt’s) concordat Certificated a. diplome : brevete [bankrupt) concordataire Cer'tify [tifdi] va. certifier | I_this a true COPY [signature] ‘ Pour copie conforme ... ’ CESS'POOL fosse Aaisances : puisard CHAD [F. SHAD] Chafe [pr.tcliefe] va. chauffer [vn. against, with, contre) frotter : echauffer [ropes) fatiguer [at, de) s’irriter | CHA'FER hanneton /CHAFF menue paille [raillery) plaisanterie: ‘ Hague ’ ) -CUTTER liache-paille Chaff va. plaisanter : taquiner : ‘ blaguer’ CHAF'FINCH pinson M CHAIN chatne [surv. measure) 20’116 metres ^ [Fr. arpenteurs use a decametre (10 m.) or a double dec. (20 m.] -GANG chatne (de § galeriens] -HARROW herse a chalnons | g, -MAKER chainetier | -PLATE latte | -PUMP ® pompe a chapelet : noria | -SHOT boulet w rame | -SPROCKET pignon de C \ -STITCH O point de chainette |_S, ou_WALES porte- 1 haubans | — WHEEL couronne [or roue] de (7 j Chain va. enchainer (to, a]_down, retenir par une chatne : assujettir | _up, attacher V (avec une chatne] CHA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CHA CHAGRIN" trouble: grief: sorrow [cuir) Persian morocco | _-e a. sad : sorrowful [de mauv. humeur) peevish : surly Chagrinant' -e a. sad : provoking : vexatious Ohagriner’ va. to grieve : to vex ‘ CHAHUT-’ shindy : row : noisy interruption CHAINAGE measuring with the chain CHAiNE chain : line [tissage) warp [V. Block] CHAlNETIER" [fancy-) chain-maker CHAiNETTE chain | Boutons a _s. Cuff-links | Point de_, Chain-stitch CHAINON" link [fl>) scope CHAIR flesh [peau) skin | Cela donne la_de poule! It makes one's flesh creep! | En_et en os, In the flesh j Ni_ni poisson, Neither fish, flesh, nor fowl | CHAIR [4!§k] _ CIIAIRE [predic) pulpit [eveq) throne : see : chair [universite) chair : professorship CHAISE chair [a palier) hanger : wall-box |_ percee, Night commode j _a deux chevaux' Chaise and pair | _ a porteurs. Jiediin chair | CHAISIER"c.haii-maker |_IERE [north of Fr.] chair-keeper CHALAND’-_K customer [&) lighter : barge CH'ALDIlEN”_dee [kal-dt] CHALE shawl | CHALET" ‘_’ : Swiss cottage CHALEUR heat [douce) warmth [fig) warmth : animation : zeal j Pendant les_s, During the hot weather | _eux' -euse a. warm : hot: animated : impassioned | CHALON" drag-net CHALOUPE [canonniere)launch[marine. mar- chande) long-boat CHALUME’AU pipe [chimie) blow-pipe CHALUT" trawl-net [F. Trawl]_iER" trawler Ch’alybe-e a. [Ferre is more used] _beate CHAMADE [X] — : parley | Battre la _, [fig] To give in se Chamaill'er* vr. to scuffle : to wrangle Cliamar'rer' va. to trim [fam) to ‘rig out’ CHAMBARD" | ‘Fairedu—,’ ‘ To kick up a row ’ /CHAMBARDEMENT" [fam] general upset ou disorder :‘row’ CHAMBELLAN"_berlain [tcheme-be-r] CHAMBRANLE frame : chimney-piece CIIAMBRE room [F. Eleve] [officiel et tech) £ chamber B3& [<£») cabin : room [d’un canot) c stern-sheets |_a coucher, Bedroom |_des ■- communes, House of Commons | Femme de_ W Lady's maid [dans un hotel) chambermaid | £ Grande_, [4>] Ward-room | Robe de _, <2 Dressing-gown | Travailler en_, To work at xi home j ... en_, A stay-at-home, theoretical g (soldier,or..., but whodoesnothing] Harder la _, To keep to one’s room | _ NOIRE darkroom | CHAMBREE roomful [theat) house [X) mess | CHAMBRETTE little room UJHAMBRIERE long whip : prop CHAME-AU camel | CHAMELIER" camel-driver CHAMELL E she-camel CHAMOIS"_ | Beau de —, Chamois leather /'CHAMP" field : ground : subject : career : march : course | _de bataille, F of battle | De —, On its edge | Sur-le-_, There and 13 then : off-hand : upon the spot | a tout bout s de_, Every moment : at ‘ every whip and rc turn ’ | a travers_s, Across country | Aller •“ aux_s, To go into the country | Roue de__ ^ Crown-wheel | _CLOS‘ lists (pi] SCHAMPAGN'E_ [ang. pr. chamm-pene] =§ Cliampe'nois' -e a. of [ou from] Champagne — Champetre a. rural [fam) country S CHAMPIGN'ON" mushroom [meche) thief [de | rail) head | _NNIERE M-bed Tpionship ( CHAMPION" _ \tchamm'] _NNAT" cham- CHANCE — Boj [F. Ten] Avoir de la _, To be lucky | En courir la _, To chance it | Bonne_/ Good luck! ChancelanP -e a. tottering : unsteady Chanceler" vn. to totter : to waver : to reel CHANCELIER"_cellor B^[consulat) secretary CHA ENGLISH—FRENCH CHA (CHAINTNG enchainement \tene fEjChain'less a. sans chame \ _bicycle, Aca- O CHAIB chaise [in university) chaire [person) ^ president [railway) coussinet : ‘ chair ’ [va.) § porter en triomi>lie | To take the_, Presi- ^ der : occuper le fauteuil [ C I) in the , u Presidence de C D j —! ! a l’ordre! a “ l’ordre! | Arm-_, Fauteuil | Bath_,Voi- 0 ture de malade | Hocking_, ‘_’: berceuse CHAIR'MAN [of meeting, company, etc.) pre- V sident | Who was the_? Qui a preside? CHAISE [cheze\ fee [voiture] /CHALTGE [tchalliss] calice : coupe J CHAL'K [at eommeodanssorQ craie [draw- ^ ing) crayon [F. Fr.] [va.) marquer : ecrire O a la craie | ‘By a long_,’ ... a beaucoup E-1 pres | French Craie de tailleur j _ LINE c cordeau | _out, tracer SCha'l'ky a. erayeux : de craie ^CHALL'ENGE defl : cartel [milit.) qui-vive “ [law) recusation [va.) defier : mettre au defi K (de] provoquer (to a duel, en duel] recuser Q (un jure] appeler (comparaison, etc.] [X) > crier qui-vive [&) filler | _R agresseur : V provocateur : champion Ch’aly'beate [ke-libb-yeti] a. ferrugineux ^CHA'MBER [a e'] chambre [of gun) tonnerre y [utensil) vase de nuit | Bed-_, C a coucher j O _ of AGRICULTURE cornice agricole | _ ^ of COMMERCE chambre de commerce | a _JMAID femme de chambre \ CHAMBERS E [pi] bureaux [lawyer’s) etude (sing] In —s O [judge] En refere [Grand C VCHA'MBERLAIN chambellan fea | Lord CH'AME'LEON [ke-nnle-ye-mi] cameleon ^CHAM'FER chanfrein [va.) chanfreiner | Champ va. ronger [championnat j CHAM PION _ : ‘recordman’ |_SHIP i CHANCE [tchannce] _ : liasard : coup de 0 fortune [a.) de liasard : accidental | By_, E-t Par hasard | There is no — of, II n’y a c aucune chance de | To take the_of, Courir £ la chance de | _vn. arriver : se rencontrer : a se trouver | I’ll_it, Arrive que pourra » CHAN'CEL sanctuaire MCHAN'CELLOR [fe-r] chancelier | Lord_, ^ Grand C [ministre de la justice] — of the Exchequer, Ministre des finances | —SHIP dignite de chancelier \ CHAN'CERY chancellerie CHA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CHA CHANCELIERE [c/iose] foot-muff CHANCELLEMENT" tottering CHANCELLERIE chancery : chancellor’s office [consulat) secretary's office Chanceux" -euse a. uncertain : risky Chanci -e a. musty : mildewed Tkered CHANCRE canker | Chancreux"-e«Ase a. can- CHANDAIL" ‘sweater’ CHANDELEUR | La _, Candlemas CHANDELIER" candlestick [pers) chandler CHANDELLE candle | _de six, Sixes | a la _, By candlelight | Le jeu n’en vaut pas la _, It isn’t worth doing |_romaine, Homan C CHANFREIN" chamfer | _er* va. to chamfer CHANGE_[com) exchange | Agent de_, Stock-broker | Donner le _k, To put ... on the wrong scent | Lettre de _, Bill of exchange | Prendre le_, To be taken in | Taux du_, Rate of E Change'ant" -e a. changeable : fickle CHANGE'MENT" change : alteration [de la maree) turn | — de voie, [esJt] Shunting | _ de vitesse, [eye, auto] Change-speed gear Changer" va. [en, into : de, ...] to change [d>) to shift (over ou round] _ de conduits, To alter one’s conduct | _ de place, de voiture, To change one’s place, carriages CHANGEUR -EUSE money-changer CHANOINE canon | Vie de_, Easy life CHANQUES [in the Landes] stilts CHANSON" song [fig) nonsense : tale | _S! That’s all stuff! | _nner" va. to write songs upon |_NNETTE little song | La_,Comic songs (pi] NNIER" -IERE song writer CHANT" singing : song [d'un poeme) canto [du coq) crow : crowing | Maltre de_, Singing- master | Plain-_, Plain-song C H ANTAG E blackmailing by threats of exposure Chantant"-e a. suited for singing : harmonious | Cafe_, Music-hall :‘cafe chantant’ CHANTEAU hunch of bread : cutting from roll Chanter" v. to sing : to celebrate : to say : to tell [oiseaux) to sing [coq) to crow [cigales) to chirp [fig, fam) to have to say for o’self j Faire To blackmail CHANTERELLE treble-string : decoy-bird CHANTEUR -EUSE singer CHANTIER" timber-yard : coal-yard : ...-yard [de const.) dockyard [d>, support) stocks : slip [d'entrepreneur) works (pi] inline) workings | Sur le_, On the stocks Chanton'ner" v. to hum Ta curve Chantourner" va. to cut to a profile : to cut in CHANTRE chorister : precentor : singer [oiseau) CHANVRE hemp Lsongater CH’AOS" [kah-o] [en ang. ke-oss] Ch'aotique [ka ho] a._ic [ke-ottik] ‘ Chaparder" ’ va. to ‘bone’: to steal CHAPE cape : cope : cover iniach) strap ifon- derie) cope [4>) gin (block] CHAPE"AU [d’hom.) hat [de fern.) hat : bonnet [fig) man [pliotog. & tech) cap [com) primage [de voile) bunt | _haut de forme, Top hat: silk hat | _melon, Bowler hat | _ chinois, Set of bells | Coup de_, Bow [Itaou] CHAPE-CHUTE windfall CHAPELAIN" [private) chaplain Chapeler" va. to grate CHA ENGLISH—FRENCH CHA CHANDELIE'R [chann-de-lire] lustre CHAN'DLER [ch, fc7i] Tallow_, Fabricant de chandelles | Corn_, Marchand de ble | Ship _, Approvisionneur de navires ^CHANGE [for the better, or worse) change- ) ment (en mieux, en mal] [linen) linge blanc [cash) monnaie | Small_, Petite monnaie | [We’ll go the other way) for a_, ... pour changer | A little_, [holiday] Une petite distraction iV. Distraire and Away] _for a 5 franc piece, La M de 5 fr. | To go on _, Aller a la bourse |_of FRONT, revirement | _of HORSES, Relais j _of the MOON, Nouvelle lune : phase | Sudden_ of WEATHER, Brusque changement de temps | _S [of life] vicissitudes j To ring the_S on, Broder des variations sur ■^Change v. [for, pour (or contre) : into, en] changer [place, one’s opinion, etc.) changer ~ de : modifier [moon) se renouveler | To_ for the BETTER. S’ameliorer | Without changing CARRIAGES, Sans changer de wagon | To_GEAR, Changer de vitesse _HORSES, Changer de cheval : relayer _SPEED FORK, fourchette du baladeur _SPEED GEAR ‘ changement de vitesse ’ _ SPEED LEVER levier de changement de vitesse | — WHEELS [lathe] roues k filetage Clia'nge'able a. changeant: inconstant _NESS inconstance : humeur [or earactere] vCHA'NGER changeur [variable ''CHA'NGING changement [a.) changeant CHANN'EL canal : voie [&) detroit [bed of stream) lit [of harbour) passe | Our neighbours across the _, Nos voisins d’outre- Manche | The _ FLEET, La flotte de la h-j Manclie j _S [V. Chain-wales] oChann'el va. creuser [arch) canneler H Chant v. chanter cCHAN'TICLEER [poet] chantre du jour 2CHAP garcon : gaillard | ‘Old _!’ Mon v vieux! | CHAP [tchopp] machoire [bacon) “ bajoue [in skin) gergure [va. -ppe'd) gercer g CHAP'EL [tchapp-’l] chapelle [typ) atelier ) — of EASE, chapelle auxiliaire CHAP'LAIN [le-nn] aumonier : chapelain CHAP'TER chapitre | To give _ and VERSE, Mettre les points sur les i : fournir des renseignements complets j -HOUSE vChar [-rre'd] va. carboniser [chapitre /CHAR'ACTER earactere kxi : role:person- nage : qualite : nature : genre [fig) tableau : description | A good_, [servant] De bons j. certificats (pi] [V. Temoignage] He’s a queer _, ‘ C’est un drole de corps ’ | A suspicious V —, Un personnage louche | He has lost his_, jail a perdu sa reputation | In _, Dans le ^vrai | Its real —, Son vrai naturel | Of bad ^_, De mauvaise vie | Of some force of_, D'une certainevaleur\ Out of_, Deplace : pas dans son role | _sketch, Portrait litteraire CH AR'ACTERIS'TIC trait caracteristique CHA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CHA CHAPELET" chaplet : beads (pi] stirrup-strap [d’oignons) rope | Defiler son_, To tell one’s CHAPELIER"-IEEE hatter [beads GHAPELLE chapel [V. Ardent, Fr.] Faire —, [4>] To broach to' [fou] ‘ blanche,’ Bed CHAPELLE'RIE hat-making : hatter's shop CHAPELTJRE grated bread-crumbs (pi] CHAPERON" hood : shoulder-knot [dame) chaperon [arch) coping [de selle) holster Chaperon’ner* va. to chaperon : to cope (a CHAPITE'AU top [arch) capital LwalO CHAPITRE chapter : C-house [sujet) subject | Avoir voix an _, To be consulted | _r' va. to reprove CHAPON" capon : crust rubbed with garlic Chapoter* v. to jack-plane CHAPTAEISATION" sugaring the must Chaptaliser* va. to sugar the must of Chaque [no plur.] a. each : every CHAR car : truck [funebre) hearse [des anciens) chariot | _a BANC'S' [cs silent] pleasure- CHARABIA gibberish : Auvergnian patois Lvan CHARADE _ [pr. che-rede) CHARANQON' weevil CHARBON" [_ de terre) coal [de bois) charcoal [ardent) hot coals (pi][med) carbuncle [agr) smut [6lectr) carbon | Epreuve au_, Carbon- print | Sur des_s ardents, On pins CHARBON'NAGE colliery Charbon'ner' va. to blacken (one’s face. <fcc.]to sketch in charcoal [vn.) to get charred: to char CHARBON'NIER" coal-hole : coal-shed [liomme) coal-man : charcoal-burner [J>) collier | _ est maitre chez lui, A man’s house is his castle CHARBON'NIERE charcoal-pit: coal-seller Charcuter" va. to hack : to mangle (meat] CHARCUTE'RIE_ pork-butcher’s meat [or CHARCUTIER"-IERE pork-butcher [shop CHARDON" thistle [a foulon) teasel [fer) spike CHARDON'NERET " goldfinch CHARGE — : load (de, of] [d> et fig) burden [depense) expense : cost [plais) rough joke : caricature | a_, A burden (to] Temoin a_, Witness for the prosecution | a la_de, [or que,] Provided that... | Revenir a la_, To return to the charge : to try it again | En_, Loading [V. Load, va.] Femme de_, Housekeeper | Rompre_, To trans-ship | Sans_s, Without encumbrance Charge -e a. full : laden : overloaded : too dark (ou heavy] cloudy [lettre) registered [langue) furred | _de dettes, Deep in debt CHARGEMENT- load : loading [com) lading : shipment [&) cargo : freight [train) loading [postes) registration | Voie de_, [ail] Siding Charger’ va. [de, with, to] to load [4>) to lado [X, com, et fig) to charge [confier) to entrust (de, with] [fig) to overdo [lettre) to register | 11 me charge de, He desires me to | Se_, To undertake : to take charge of [temps) to get cloudy | Je m’en charge, I'll see to it CHARGEUR loader [com) shipper CHARIOT” waggon : cart [char) chariot : car [d’enfant) go-cart [tech) carriage [d’un tour) slide-rest [asfr) Great Bear Charitable a._|_ment’ ad. charitably CHARITE_ty : alms : benevolence | Dame de_, District visitor \ Saiur de_, Sister of mercy | Vente de _, C bazaar | _bien or- donnee commence par soi-meme, Charity begins at home CHARIVARI tin-kettle music: uproar:‘row’ CHARLATAN" impostor : quack : ‘humbug’| De_, a. quack | _ERIE,_ISME quackery CHARLOT' TE apple-preserve with toast | _ RUSSE whipped & iced cream & biscuits Charmant' -e a. charming : delightful | D’une nianiere_e, Charmingly CHARME_m [magie) spell [arbre) hornbeam | ‘Comme un_,’‘ First-rate ’ | Charmer' va. to charm : to delight: to soothe (de, with, to] CHARMEUR -EVSE charmer CHARMILL'E hedge [ou bower] of hornbeam (or other trees, trimmed like a wall] Charnel -lie a. carnal: sensual [-ment'-lly] CHARNIER” larder [d’os) charnel-house CHA ENGLISH-FRENCH CHA /CHAR'COAL char bon (de bois] noir (animal] -BUR'NER charbonnier-iere _IRON fer au bois CHARGE c_: prix : garde : soin : ordre : chargement [bishop’s_) mandement [accusation) accusation : inculpation [to the jury) requisitoire [indictment) acte d'accusation H [proof) corps de delit [tax) perception | At a small _, Moyennant line faible retribu- . tion | Free of_, Gratis: franco | To give ... o in —, Faire arreter | Officer in_, Prepose | a In — of ..., a la charge de ... : aux soins de ® [official, etc.) prepose a | On a_of, Sous y Vinculpation de | To take_of, Se charger O de : avoir soin de | _S [pi] frais | List of _s, Tarif Charge va. [with.de] charger : accuser : ordonner (a A B de...] [prices) prendre : de- mander : faire payer [duty, or tax) percevoir [upon a bill) compter [tech) appliquer [the enemy) charger (l’ennemi] To_ ... to my v account, Porter... a mon compte|_...with ( a message, Donner une commission a ... | _CD with the damage, Faire payer CD | _... with having said ..., Reprocher a ... tf’avoir dit ... |_d with, [accused] Sous to prevention de : prevenu de Char'ge'able a. a charge (to, a] greve(d’un impot] accusable (with, de] OCHAR'GER cheval de bataille [dish) plat ^ Char'ily [tchair-e-le] ad. a contre-coeur cCHAR'IOT ica char | _EE'R conducteur 2 Char'itable [te-be-t] a. — : de charite’ ^Char'itably [te-ble] ad. charitablement $ CHAR'IT Y charite fed : [l’) aumone j ... for m _ties, Pour ceuvres de bienfaisance O _ ORGANISATION bureau de bienfaisance | _SCH'OOL ecole gratuite CHAR'LOCK seneve : ravenelle CHARM charme : enchantement [for wear) breloque : porte-bonheur CHARM'ER [<£/■.] enchanteur -teresse Charm'ingly ad. d une maniere charmantc VCHAR'NEL-HOUSE charnier CHA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CHA CHARNIERE hinge | a Hinged Charnu-e a. plump [fruit) fleshy [levres) thick CHAROGN'E carrion [Bois CHARPENTE timbers (pi] frame-work [V. Charpenter’ va. to hew : to hack : to make | Bien charpente, Well-made : well-built CHARPENTERIE carpentry : timber-work : CHARPENTIER" ship-carpenter : C |_t'yar<l CHARPIE lint | En , [viande] Done to rags CHAR RE'TEE cart-load [ Cart-road CHAR’RE’TIER ” carter : waggoner | Chemin GHARRETTE cart | _ a BRAS, hand-cart [Amer.) push-cart CHAR’RIAGE cartage : carting Char Tier’ va. to cart: to carry down (sand, ice, etc.] [t’n.) to be covered with drifting ice CHAR’ROI carting | Chemin de_, Cart-road CHAR’RON" wheelwright CHAR’RON’NAGE wheelwright’s work Charroyer’ va. to cart CHARRUE plough [Amer., plow] La_devant les boeufs, The cart before the horse | Soc de _, P-share | Carbon de_, Ploughboy CHARTE —ter | La Grande—, Magna Charta (1215] Ecole des _S, Training school for Record Office, &c. | -PARTIE charter-party CHARTREUSE _ : Carthusian monastery CHARTREUX' Carthusian friar [V. Chat, Fr.] CH'ARYBDE Charyb'dis | Tomber de _ en Scylla, To fall out of the frying-pan into the CHAS’ eye (of a needle] [tech) starch [fire CHASSE chase : sport [a courre) hunting [au tir) shooting [temps) S season [gibier) game [fig) pursuit [d’une scie) way [typ) lines over (pi]_au renard, Fox-hunting |_au levrier, Coursing | Cheval de_, Hunter | Chien de _, Hound : sporting dog | Les plaisirs de la _, Field sports | Donner la_a, To give ... chase | Faire bonne_, To make a good bag | Prendre_, [ J>] To sheer off | -AVANT’ overseer | BCEUF cow-catcher | -CLOU punch | -GOUPILL’ES’ pin-punch I -MARIlE [d>] lugger | -NEIGE snow-plough | -PIERRES’ guard- CHASSE shrine : cheeks (pi] mounting [iron chasse-crois£ game of cross-purposes’ CHASSELAS" a white variety of eating grape Chasser’ v. to hunt: to drive : to drive out [ou away] [au chien courant) to course [au tir) to shoot [renvoyer) to discharge ou ‘ sack ’ [fig) to expel : to pursue [d>) to chase [sur son ancre) to drag [nuages) to drive | II chasse de race, ‘ He’s a chip of the old block ’ CHASSEUR huntsman [au tir) sportsman [do- mestique) footman [au cafe) messenger | _S' [X] light infantry [ou horse] _ d’Afrique, Light cavalry | _alpins, Mountain infantry Chassieux’ -euse a. blear-eyed CHASSIS"!] rame [phot) slide [fenetre) sash [typ) chase [d’auto)‘chassis ’ | -PRESSE printing- frame | -ROULE’AU roll-holder Chaste a._ [tchesste] pure [-ment’-ly] CHASTETE _tity: purity | CHASUBLE _ CHAT’ CHATT'E cat: ‘puss’ [F.ces mpts D^] (Miauler = to mew] [jeu d’enf.) tag : touch | [En ang. on se sert generalement du feminin. In French the cat is usually spoken of in the masculine] Quand le_n’y est pas, les souris dansent, When the cat’s away the mice will play | Acheter _ en poche, To buy a pig in a poke | Appeler un _un _, To call a spade a spade | Au_! Cats-ss! | Pas un_, Not a soul | N’eveillez pas le _ qui dort, Don’t rouse the sleeping lion [F. Rake] _ echaude craint lean froide, Once bit twice shy | Petit Kitten | Trou du _ [^] Lubber’s hole | -BRULE! gritty pear | _chartreux’ Norwegian cat | -HUANT’ [shah-ii] screech- owl | -ROCHIER" cat-fish | -TIGRE tiger-cat CHATAIGN'E [Spanish) chestnut —RAIE grove of chestnut trees CHATAIGN’IER" [Spanish) chestnut-tree Chfttain” -e a. chestnut | _clair, Auburn CHATEAU [a] mansion : court [_fort) castle j Faire des —x’ en Espagne, To build castles in the air | — d’EAU reservoir : tank | ‘_La POMPE’ ‘Adam’s ale’ CHATEAUBRIAND" —ANT" rump-steak (with fried potatoes] CHATE’LAIN" lord of the manor —E lady of the manor : chain (for keys] CHATE’LET" [small) castle [tech) frame Chatier' va. to punish : to correct [F. Rod] CHATIERE hole for cats to go in (or out] chAtiment- chastisement : punishment CHATOIE’MENT’ glistening : iridescence CHATON" stone : ring mount [hot) catkin CHATOUILL’EMENT’ tickling Chatouill’er’ va. to tickle | Chatouill’eux’ -ease a. ticklish [fig) touchy [chose) delicate Chatoyant’ -e a. iridescent Chatoyer’ vn. to flash iridescent hues Cli&trer’ va. to castrate [animaux) to geld [fig) to prune : to take ... out of CHATT E cat [V. CHAT] ENGLISH-FRENCH CHA CHA /'CHART carte (marine] I CHAR'TER charte : privilege [va.) affreter | hh -PARTY charte-partie | —ING affretement O CHARTERER freteur ^Char'tere’d a. institue par une charte c _ACCOUN'TANT expert comptable SCHAR'TIST ‘_e’ [socialiste ang. de 1848] aCHAR' WOMAN [pi. charwomen] femme de ® menage [or de journee] y CHAR'WORK ouvrage a la journee OCha'ry [a e] a. soigneux : econome (of, de] | CHASE [tchece] chasse : poursuite [of gun) ^ volee [typ) chassis [F. Steeple_] Chase va. chasser : poursuivre [tech) ciseler | _away, chasser CHA'SING [tech.] ciselure CH’ASM [kazniml abime : ouverture : creux Chaste [tcheste] a._ [fig) pur -e [-ly,-ment] Cha'st’en [tchece-nn] va. chatier : corriger CHA'STE’NESS [tcheste] purete Chasti'se [tchass-tdize] va. chatier CHAS'TISEMENT [tchass-tizz'] chatiment CHAT [tcliatt] causerie [vn.: imp. & pp. -tted) causer : bavarder | To have a — with, Causer avec : ‘ tailler des bavettes avec...’ | To be fond of_tting, Etre tres causeur CHA FRAN (J AIS—AN GL AIS CHE CHATT'E'MITE hypocritical flatterer CHATT'E'RIES' (pi] delicacies (pi] fawning CHAUD" heat : warmth | Avoir_, Faire_, To be warm ou hot | ChaucT-e a. hot: warm: new : fresh | _comme le feu, As hot as fire | a_es larmes, [Crying) bitterly | _ad. hot: in haste | Servir_, To serve ... up hot CHATJDE heating | _suante, Welding heat Chaudement’ ad. warmly : eagerly : hotly | Tenir ... _, To keep ... warm CHAUD"-FROID" ‘_' : cold fowl cut up and served in a jelly CHAUDIERE copper [much a vap) boiler CKAUDRON" kettle | _N'NEE kettleful —N'NERIE brasiery : copper goods _N'NIER”coppersmith : brasier : ‘tinker’ CHAUF'FAGE fuel : warming | Bois de _, Firewood | _an gaz, Heating by gas CHAUF'FE heating : furnace | Chambre de _, Boiler-house | Surface de_, Heating S CHAUF'FE-ASSIETTES' plate-warmer CHAUF-FE PIED'S- foot-warmer Chauf’fer’ va. to warm : to heat [•&) to bream [X) to open a brisk fire (..., on] [tech) to get up steam [preparer) to push on ... : to coach [to.) to get hot : to grow warm | Se__ To warm one’s self [chose) to heat [dish CIIAUF' FERETTE foot-warmer : hot-water CHAUF'FEIJR stoker [d>) fireman [d'automob.) ‘chauffeur’ : driver of motor-car [hist) brigand : highwayman CHAUF'FEUSE : lady-motorist CHAUFOUR lime-kiln | _NIER" lime-burner Chauler- va. [agr] to lime CHAUME stubble : S-field [toit) thatch [tage CHA UMIERE, CHAU MINE [thatched) cot- CHAUSSE filter : pipe [universite) band | Elle porte les_s, She wears the breeches CHAUSSE-PIED- shoe-horn CHAUSSE-TRAPE trap [X) caltrop CHAUSSEE road : road-way : bank | Ponts et —S' Government Dept, of Civil Engineers Chausser- va. to put on ...’s^boots [ou shoes] to be ...’s shoemaker: to fit | Etrebienchausse, To have a good pair of boots [ou shoes] on | Se —, To put one’s B [ou S] on | Se _de, ‘ To be taken up with ’ CHAUSSETTE sock | —SSETIER ” hosier CHAUSSON" sock [pantoufle) list slipper [aux pommes) apple pasty [ou tart] CHAUSSURE boots (pi] shoes (pi] \to me' Cliauf [chaloir] 11 ne m’en_That’s nothing Chauve a. bald | CHAUVE-SOURIS" bat CHAUVIN" jingo : blind partisan —ISME jingoism : blind partisanship CHAUX" lime | _ hydraulique, Marine cement) Pierre a_, Limestone CHAVIREMEMT" capsizing Chavirer" to. [&] to capsize CHECHIA zouave’s head-dress CHEF head : chief : principal [cats)‘chef ’ [X) superior [de file) leader [d’ouvriers) foreman [droit) own right [etoffe) fag-end | De ce_, In this matter | De son_, On one’s own account [ou responsibility] [V. Accusation] de BATA ILL’ON" battalion commander | _de BRIGADE ganger |_de BUREAU head clerk, Civil service | _de CORP'S’ general commanding an army corps | _de DIVISION" chief clerk |_de GARE stationmaster |_du MATERIEL store-keeper |_de NAGE stroke oar | _d’ORCHESTRE [ch.k] conductor CHEF"-d'CEUVRE ‘_’ : masterpiece CHEF-LIEU chief town: ‘ county town ’ CHE IK sheik CHELIDOINE [k] chalcedony [bot) celandine CHA ENGLISH-FRENCH CHE /CII ATT'ELS [pi] biens : effets CHATT'ER bavardage [to.) bavarder :jaser [birds) jacasser [teeth) claquer [tool) brouter _BOX moulin a paroles CHATTERER babillard-e ["bi-outage CHATT'ERING [teeth) claquement [tool) Chatt'y a. causeur : bavard Cheap [ea i] a. a bon marche : ‘pas clier’ | Dirt_, a vil prix : pour rien [quality) a bas prix | _ EXCUR'SION voyage a prix re- 0 duit | _LIV'ING, la vie a bon marche Eh Chea'per, Meilleur marche (que] ^ CHEAP-JACK camelot aCheap'ly ad. a bon marche : a peu de frais gCHEAP'NESS bon marche : bas prix CHEAT [ea f] [act) fourberie [pers) fourbe q [fam) tricheur-eose [va.) tromper : tricher | He has_ed me out of 10 fr., 11 m’a refait 10 francs CHECK frein (upon, a] obstacle : echec [com) V. cheque [theatr) contremarqne [calico) in- dienne a carreaux | To hold ... in_, Tenir ... en respect | -BOOK livre a souches [V. Cheque] _MATE echec et mat [va.) faire ... echec et mat | -RAIL contre-rail’ | _ TICKET contremarque | Check va. re- • primer [put a stop) arreter [hinder) enrayer / [lessen) moderer [com) verifier [o’s baggage) enregistrer : faire e [at chess) faire echec a [X) faire eprouver on echec a [&) donner un saut a | _ off, [tick] pointer: verifier Check'd*, Cheq'uer v. marqueter : diaprer _e'd a. accidente : varie : bigarre CHECK'ER marqueur |_S (pi] jeu de dames CHECK'ING repression [totals) verification [wheels) enrayage [baggage) enregistrement CHEEK jone [pig’s) bajoue [fig) impudence: g front :‘toupet ’ [F. Front, Fr.] -BONE pom- Eh mette | _PIECE [4>] safran .•CHEEKS jumelles [&) jottereaux 3,‘Chee'ky’ [slang] a. impudent : peu gene | <g He’s_, 11 a de l’aplomb (or ‘du toupet’] ‘ CHEER chere : courage : applaudissement: q hourra:vivat | Cheer va. rejouir : consoler: applaudir [to.) se rejouir [applaud) pousser des acclamations : applaudir | — ... up, ‘ remonter ’ | _up! Courage! Cheer'ful a. gai : joyeux _lly ad. gaiement [heartily) de bon ceeur _NESS gaiete : allegresse Cheer'ily ad. gaiment | — ! [4>] Hardi! CHEER'ING applaudissements (pi] It’s very _, C’est bien encourageant! 'Cheer'less a. triste : sombre : morne CHE FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS CHE CHEMIN" way : road : path : walk : drive | a mi-_, Half-way | _faisant, En_, By [ou on] the way | Faire un bout de_, To go a little way | Faire son_, To make one’s way: to get on in the world j Ne pas y aller par quatre _s, To go straight at it |_DETOURNIi by-road |_de FER railway |_de HAL AGE tow-path | _de TABLE table-centre | _de TRAVERSE short cut: cross-road CHEMINEAU tramp CHEMINEE chimney : fireplace : chimney- piece [de steamer) funnel [de fusil) nipple Cheminer' vn. to go : to walk : ‘to get on’ : to proceed : to make one’s way (a, to] TR-strike CHEMINOTS' [pi] railway-men | Greve des_, CHEMISE [vet. de femme)_[d’homme) shirt: linen [machine) case [papier) wrapper | de nuit, Night-dress [d’homme) N-shirt |_d'eau, de vapeur, Water-jacket, steam-j |_SETTE CHEMISIER"-I22-R.E shirt-maker |_*_’ CHENAIE plantation [ou grove] of oaks CHENAL channel : canal : stream CHENAPAN" scamp CH£NE oak | Petit-_, Germander speedwell | -LIEGE cork-oak | _VERT* evergreen oak CHIlNEAU spout : gutter | _X' guttering CHENET' [tire-) dog CHENEVIERE hemp-field CHfcNEVIS- hemp-seed CHENEVOT' TE woody portion of hemp CHENIL" [dog-) kennel’ CHENILL'E caterpillar [en soie) chenille Chenu-ea. white : snowy [argot) ‘first-class’: ‘ rattling good ’: ‘ A 1 ’ [Amer.) ‘ bully ’ CHEP'TEL live stock : lease of cattle CHEQUE cheque | _barre, Crossed C Cher, Cliere, a. dear | Moins_, Cheaper Cher ad. dear : dearly Chercher' va. to look for : to try to find [un emploi) to seek : to try for [fouiller) to search [essayer) to try | Allez_...! Go [ou run] and fetch ...! 111 est alle_..., He is gone for ... | 11 vint me_a to station, He came to meet me at the S |_querelle a. To try to pick a quarrel with ... | Envoyer_To send for | Yenir_, To come for CHERCHEUR -EZISE seeker (de, after] [telescope) finder [phot) view-finder CHERE living [good) cheer [poor) fare | 11 fait bonne_, He lives well | Maigre _, Short commons ClieremenF ad. dearly [payer, vendre) dear i CH^RI -E darling : ‘ ducky ’ _a. darling : dear : beloved : favourite Cherir va. to cherish : to nurse : to love CHERTE high price : dearness CHltRUBIN" cherub CHERVIS' water-parsnip CHESTER [shess-tair] Cheshire cheese Chetif -we a. paltry [pers) pitiful: mean : puny CHEVAL horse [Hennir, To neigh] — a bascule, Rocking-H | _ de bataille, Charger : pet idea | _ d’attelage,Carriage-H| _ dechasse, Hunter| _de course, Racehorse | _de relais, Fresh horse | _ de sang, Thoroughbred H | Aller a To ride on horseback | Borde a_, Binding of equal depth both sides | Etre a _ sur, To stick to, ou stick firmly to | a [lettre] Sharp | Monter sur ses grands chevaux, To ride the high horse | Petit_, Donkey engine | -FONDU saddle-my-nag | -de-FRISE ‘_’ : ‘ chevaux de frise ’ : spike | Monter un_a POIL, To ride bareback | -VAPEUR horse-power [F. Kilo- CHEVALE'MENT" shoring up [grammetre] Chevale'resque a. chivalrous CHEVALE'RIE chivalry : knighthood CHEVALET" rack [peini) easel [violon) bridge [const) buttress : support [hot) arum CHEVALIER" knight : defender : suitor _GAMBETTE common redshank _GUIGN'ETTE common sandpiper CHEVALIERE ring Chevaline a. [race) equine [fam) horse (species] CHEVANNE chub CHE ENGLISH—FRENCH CHE a CHEESE [tchize] fromage | Cream_, From- O age a la creme [‘Green _,’ V. Vessie, Fr.] ^ _CAKE flan [V. TALMOUSE] -K'NIFE, ? -SCOOP couteau a fromage|-LOFT magasin a aF | -PA'RINGS [des) economies de bouts $ de chandelle \ -PRESS presse a fromage | fx* -TA'STER [feste-r] sonde a F : tire-piece ^CHEESEMONGER marchand-e de fromage Ch'em'ical [kemi-ke-V\ a. chimique _WORKS usine de produits chimiques CH'EM'ICALS [pi] produits chimiques CH'EM'IST [scientist) chimiste [‘— and druggist’) pharmacien | _’S SHOP pharmade CHEM'ISTRY [to) chimie m CHEQUE [tcheque] cheque [counterfoil part) O souche [ticket) contremarque \ Crossed _, EH Cheque barre | -BOOK [bank) carnet de a cheques [ticket checks) livre a souehes 2 Cheq'uer, etc. [F. Checker] JjCher'ish va. cherir : soigner (des enfants][a “ hope) nourrir (une esperance] H CHERR'Y [<fc a.]cerise [F Doux] [cheeks, &c.) vermeil | Not to make two bites at a_, N’en / faire qu’une bmichee 1 White-heart — Bi- garreau | Wild_, Merisier [fruit) merise | _ BRAN'DY ‘ _ ’ | -STONE noyau de cerise | -TREE [ou -WOOD] cerisier CHER'UB [re-b] cherubin |_ic [rou~\a. de C CHER'VIL [tcheur] cerfeuil CHESS echecs (pi] To play_, Jouer aux W echecs [Note. In speaking of the moves say E_i ‘ trois dame ’ for queen's third; and so on] • -BOARD echiquier | _CLUB cercle des o echecs | _MEN [pi] pieces | -PLAYER S. joueur d’echecs ® CHEST coffre : boxte [pers) poitrine | Broad- m _ed, a large P \ To throw o’s_out, Bom- O ber la P | _COMPLAINT maladie de P \ — of DRAWERS commode^sa j -EXPANDER extenseur | -foundere'd a. courbatu CHES'TNUT marron: cliataigne [a.)chatain| Horse-_, [tree) marronnier d'Inde [its fruit) marron d’J | _HORSE alezan | -TREE [Spanish) chataignier [horse) marronnier '"CHE'TAH guepard CHEVAL'-GLASS' [ch francjais] psyche CHE FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS CHI CHEVAUCHEE ride [on ‘turn’] on horseback Chevaucher' vn. to ride [fig) to overlap CHEVAU-L^GER" light-horseman Chevelu -e a. long-haired : hairy CHE VEL URE head of hair : hair [d’un arbre) crest: crown [d'line cornete) beard CHEVET" bolster:pillow:head of the bed [egl.) ‘_’ | Au_de, At ...’s bedside CHEVETRE trimmer [ciitrur.) bandage CHEVEU hair | Couper un _en quatre,[fig] To split straws | _X' (pi.] [the) hair (au sing.] Sortir en _x, To go out without her hat on | Tire par les_x, ‘Rather far-fetched’ [F. Dresser, Fr] _X’ de Venus, Love-in-a-mist CHEVILLE ankle [de hois) peg : pin : plug : treenail [de fer) bolt : pin [clou) sprig [litter.) redundancy[F. BOLT] _ ouvriere, [fig] Main- CHEVILLIERE coarse red tape [spring CHEVILL'OT' toggle | CHEVIOTE cheviot CHEVRE she-goat [beler —to bleat] [machine) sheers | Mepager la et le chou, To run with the hare and hunt with the hounds CHEVREAU kid | Gants de _, K-gloves CHEVREFEUILL-E honeysuckle CHEVRETTE kid [crevette) shrimp CHEVREUIL' roebuck CHEVRIER ' goat-herd CHEVRON" [blason)_ [const) rafter [de toit) coping [X) stripe CHEVROTE'MENT' quivering : trembling Chevroter' vn. to quiver : to tremble CHEVROTIN" musk-ox CHEVROTINE buckshot Chez' [s/iap, pr. quickly] prep, at : to : with : among : in : at ...’s house (room, lodgings, &c.] — moi,_lui, — eux, etc. [sans mouvement) At home [s’il y a mouvement) home : to ...’s house | Je suis_moi, I am at home | Ils sont _eux, They are at home | Je vais _moi, I am going home | S’adresser_A B, Apply to A B [ou at A B’s]_l’epicier, At the grocer’s| Passer_, [F. Call D^] Est-il _ lui? Is he at home ? 111 est_nous, He is at our house | 11 sortait de moi, He was leaving my house j Le depute de _ nous, The member for our place | _les Arabes, Among [ou with] the Arabs | _Pascal, In the works of Pascal | — nous l’ete e3t court, With us the summer is short | On aime son petit_-SOI, There’s no place like home ‘ CHIASSE’ dirt : colic [metal) dross CHIC [fam] knack (pour, of] stylishness | Avoir du —, To be ‘ stylish ’: to look smart, pretty, nice, etc. | Chic a. ‘ stylish ’: ‘ chic ’: smart: elegant | Le monde —, Fashionable society CHICABAUD" [&] boom CHICANE pettifogging : chicanery : cavil [les proces) going to law | Gens de_,Pettifogging lawyers | Chercher_, To make trouble : to pick a quarrel Chicaner' va. to quarrel with: to go to law with : to carp at : to annoy [vn.) to carp (sur, at] CHICANEUR shuffler [homme de loi)pettifogger [enfant) ... who does not play fairly C H1C A N1E R "-IERE disputatious fellow,?roman [a.) disputatious Chiche a. stingy : close-fisted [cliose) poor _ment' ad. stingily CHICOREE chicory [salade) endive CHICOT" stump (of a tree ou tooth] Chicoter' vn. to cavil : to split hairs CHICOTIN" | Amer comme_, As bitter as gall CHIEN" dog [Aboyer, gronder, jap per = to bark, growl, yelp] [de fusil) cock [d'autres_s, F. FISH] Quel _ de temps ! What wretched weather! | Entre _et loup, At dusk | 11 est comme le_du jardinier, He is a dog in the manger | _ couchant, Setter | Faire le_ couchant, To cringe | _ courant. Hound | _de garde, Watch-dog CHIENDENT" couch-grass CHIENNE bitch [ce mot est tres vulg. en ang.] CHTENNER1E [revolting immorality] CHIFFON" rag [de papier)scrap | _S' (pi] dress (sing] _nner' va. to crumple [fig) to ruffle | Mine_ee,.Irregular yet pleasant features | _NNIER"-L&RE rag-gatherer [meuble) chiffonier CHIFFRE figure:cipher:total [romain) numeral [initiates) monogram | Le _8, A figure 8 | En_S' connus, In plain figures Chiffrer’ vn. to cipher [va.) to reckon: to mark | En langage chiffre, In cipher CHIGN'ON" ‘_’ [du cou) nape CHE ENGLISH—FRENCH CHI (Chev'y v. chasser Chew va. maeher [tobacco) chiquer [F. Cud] CHEW'ING mastication [tobacco) [la) cliique CHICK poussin [pers) poulet -tte | -PEA pois chiche | -WEED mouron CHICK'ABIDDY [&■ /".] ‘ cocofe ’:' petiot-e ’ CHICK'ADEE niesange a tete noire g CHICK'EN poulet [recently hatched) pous- t-i sin | -hearted FELLOW' poule mouillee | - -POX varicelle W Chide [at] va. gronder : blamer CHI'DING gronderie : reproches (pi] CHIEF [ie r] chef [thing) par tie principals [a.) premier -ere : en chef —ly ad. principalement: surtout CHIE'FTAIN [tchif-te-nn] chef CHIFF'-CHAFF' bec-fin veloce VCHIL'BLAIN [bltfne] engelure / CHILD [pi. Chil'dren, pr. tchill-drenn] enfant | A_unborn, Un Ea naitre | From a_, Des Venfance | With _, Enceinte | Only _, Enfant unique | To be a good, a naughty_, Etre sage, mechant | -BEARING grossesse £ -BED couches (pi] -BIRTH enfantement | _’S PLAY jeu d’E : enfantillage SCHILD'HOOD enfance | In his second__ ~ Tombe en E Child'ish a. [pers) enfantin [thing) pueril : d’enfant | _ly ad. puerilement | _NESS puirilite : enfantillage Child'less a. sans enfant ^Child'like a. comme un enfant: en enfant CHIL'DREN [pl.de Child to] Society for the S prevention of cruelty to _, Societe protec- * trice des enfants | Our_‘s_, Nos arriere- neveux CHI FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CHO CHIMERE chimera [kimira] Chimerique a. chimerical [ch, k] CHIMIE ch'emistry | _ique a. ch'emical CHIMISTE ch'emist [kemm'ist] |_-mf-lly] Chine -e a. woven in patterns : figured CH1NOIS" -E [<fc a.] Chinese [s.m.) small orange preserved in brandy | _ERIE ‘red- tape’ absurdity : absurd formality CHIOT" pup [prude CHIOURME gang of convicts | ‘CHIPIE’ Chiper" va. to pilfer: to crib : ‘to bag’ :‘to bone ’ Chipoter" vn. to haggle : to dally CHIQUE quid (of tobacco] _r' va. to chew OHIQUET" little drop | Chiquete-e a. pinked CHIQUENATJDE fillip : flip Lout Chirograpliaire [fc] a. ordinary on unsecured CHIROMANCIE [ch. k] palmistry _IEN"-jVWJ£ palmist Chirurgical -e [or_gique] a. surgical CHIRURGrIE surgery | De_, a. surgical (instrument, etc.] CHIRURGIEN" surgeon GHITE Indian print (calico] CHLQRAI_ CHLORE _rine | Du_, [pop] Chloride of lime | Ch'lorh’ydrique a. hydrochloric T--- C CH'LOROFORME _m | _miser" va. to give CHI f CHILL froid : frisson [a.) froid - glace [va.) refroidir [pers) faire frissonner [fig) glacer | To catch a__ Prendre froid | To take the_ off-, Faire tiedir : degourdir CHILL'INESS froid : frisson Chill' v a. un pen froid [pers) frileux CHIL'TERN HUN'DREDS [domaine de l’Etat dans le Buckinghamshire] To apply for the_, Donner sa demission (comme membre de la Chambre des communes] CHIME [i, at] [or_S, pi] carillon [va.) ca- rillonner | To_in with, S’accorder avec CHIM'NEY cheminee | _ on FIRE, Feu de G | In the -CORNER, Au coin du feu | — K ORNAMENTS garniture de C | -PIECE ^ [fam) cheminee [tech) chambranle j -POT • tuyau de cheminee | -POT HAT chapeau o haut de forme : ‘ tuvau de poele ’ -.CHIM'NEY-SWEEPou -SWEEPER ramoneur % CHIN [tchinn] menton fdeP y CHI'NA [tchai-ne : pas de pi] porcelaine [a.) O -ASTER reine-marguerite | -CLAY [V. Clay i CHINE [tchdinn] echine (de pore] CHINE'SE [tchdimze] Chinois-e [a.) chinois : ... de Ghine | _LAN'TERN lanterne veni- tienne | _SCH'OLAR [savant] sinologue | _WHITE blanc de Chine CHINK fente : crevasse [tinkle) tintement _va. faire sonner [wt.) sonner CHINTZ perse CHIP copeau [of stone) eclat | To be a_of the old BLOCK, Etre bien le fils de son pere : chasser de race | Chip [-ppe'd] va. hacher : ebrecher [vn.) s’eclater CHIPP'INO eclat: fragment: chapelure [of V pottery) ecaille [tech) ciselage CHIROP ODIST [kail pedicure CHIRP, _ING, pepiement [insect’s) cri v Chirp vn. pepier : chanter [insects) crier Chir'py a. [fam] gai : bavard CHLOROPHYLLE _phyll CH’LOROSE _osis | CH’LORURE chloride CHOC shock : collision : impact: clashing : conflict [><) onset [fig) blow : shock CHOCOLAT" —ate | _a to creme, C-cream | Creme au_, C custard | _au lait, Milk C | Tablette de Cake of C | _IER” dealer in C CHOCOLATIERE chocolate pot CH'CEUR [ker] choir [kouo'ire] En_, In chorus | Enfant de —, Chorister (boy] Choir vn. to fall [vp. Chu -e : only these tenses] Choisi -e a. choice Choisir va. to choose : to select (dans, from] CHOIX" choice : selection | _force, ‘Hobson’s C’ | ‘..., au_ ...,’ [prix] ‘All at ...’ | Laisse au _, Optional | ... de_.Choice ... : picked j Premier__ [com] First quality CH'OLERA_| CH’ OLERINE severe diarrhoea ch-ol£rique [efc f.) cholera patient CHOMAGE stoppage : standing idle : rest ChOmer" vn. to keep (holiday] to stand idle : to be at a standstill (ou out of work] [agr) to lie fallow | On chome ..., Thev don’t work ... CHOPE, CHOPINE, pint [V. Pint] Chopper" vn. to stumble CHO CHIS'EL ciseau | Cold_, C a froid | Mortise ^ _, Bec'-d’ane | Turning_, Plane E-iChis'el [-lle'd] va. ciseler [slang) filouter -CHIS'ELLING ciselure [slang) escroquerie gCHIT bambin : moutard CHIT'-CHAT' babil: caquet: babillage Chiv'alrous [ch frangais] a. chevaleresque CHIV'ALRY [ch franqais] chevalerie CHIVES (pi] [tchaivze] ciboulette CH LORIDE of LIME [at] chlorure de chaux CH LO'ROFORM _e | To give_Chloro- former | Under_Sous Vinfluence du C CHOCK [ch, tcli] [&] cale : clef | _va. caler | Choek-a-hloek ad. en cache | 4 Chock full4 [fam] Plein comme un oeuf CHOICE [ch, tch] choix fee : preference [pers) elite : fleur [a.) choisi : recherche : precieux : fin [pers) d’elite : econome (de] To make_ of, Jeter son devolu sur ... | It’s Hobson’s_, Cest a prendre ou a laisser _NESS rarete : delicatesse CH'OIR [kouai’r] chceur [pr. cur] Choke [ch, tell] v. [pers]sutfoquer | It’s enough to _ one ! On etouffe! | _ed with emotion, Etouffe par Vernation \ _ up, engorger | _ TUBE ajutage CHOK'ING- suffocation [«.) etouffant Ch'ol'erie a. [fig] colerique /^Choose [tcliouz] va. [imp. Chose (tclwz) : pp. 1 Chosen (pr. tchoz-nn] choisir: elire [wi.) vou- W loir : preferer | To_rather, Aimer mieux ^ CHOP tranche : cotelette (de mouton) au na- . turel | _S [vulgar] gueule \ _falle'n a. § consterne | -HOUSE restaurant | -STICKS a. baguettes ®Chop [-ppe'd] va. hacher : couper (en petits hq morceaux] [exchange) troquer ] _down, O abattre | _off, tranclier | _ up, hacher j i _vn. [wind) tourner [sea) clapoter V^CHOP'PER couperet : hachoir ENGLISH-FRENCH CHO FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS CIG Choquant’ -e a. offensive (pour, to] Choquer’ va. to shock : to touch (glasses] [fig) to offend : to grate on [4>) to ease off | Se_, [pers) to take offence (de, at] [c7»ose) to touch : to strike against each other Ch’oral -e a._1 [ko-re-l] CH'ORISTE [<& f] chorister : singer in a choir CH'ORUS | Faire_, To sing in chorus [fig) to chime in CHOSE [slioze] thing : matter : affair : something : ... what | _Qui va sans dire, Matter of course | Pas grand_, [masc.] Not much | Quelque_de ..., Something [indefini) anything [q.c. is masc.] Monsieur—, Mr. What’s- l)is-name | Tout_, Out of sorts [V. Legori] CHOTT Algerian salt-lake (often dry] CHOU cabbage [gateau) puff | Mon _, My pet | Bete comme_, As stupid as an owl | Aller planter ses _x, To retire (to the country] _blanc, Failure |_de Bruxelles, Brussels sprouts | _frise, Savoy C | _marin, Sea- kale | — rouge, Pickling C [au vinaigre) pickled C | _ vert, Borecole | Tete de _, Head of cabbage | Trognon de_, C stalk | -FLEUR [pi._x'-_s'] cauliflower j -NAVET" swede CHQUAN" Royalist insurrectionist CHOUAN'NERIE insurrection of the ‘ Chou- CHOUCAS’ jackdaw [ans ’ CHOUCROUTE sour-krout CHOUETTE owl [a.) ‘ripping’ | Faire la_, To be one against several | _ blanche. Snowy CHOUQUET- cap (of a mast] Choyer’ va. to take special care of : to pet CH’RETIEN'-^.VWE [<fe «.] Christian CHRETIENTE Christ'endom [fcrwn] CH'RIST [pr. Freest] j JESUS' [Zhayzu- Kree] — [en ang. pr. Djize-ss Kraiste] CHRI ST E-MARINE samphire CH'RISTIANISME [eece-m] Christian'ity CH ROMATE_ | Ch'romatique a._ic CH'ROME — f_graphy CH'ROMOLITH' OGRAPHIE —graph [l'art) CH'RONIQUE _icle : current topics [a.) _ic CH'RONIQU’EUR chron'icler CHRONOLOGIE _nol'ogy [nol-e-dje] Ch’ronoloaique a._log'ical [lodj-i-ke-l] CH RONOMETRE _nom'eter CHRONOM^TREUR time-keeper CH'RYSALIDE [s z] chrys'alis [kriss-e-liss] CH’RYSANTH’^ME [s z] _an'themum CH’RYSOBltRIL [s z] —beryl [s c] CH’RYSOCALE [s, z] imitation gold CH RYSOLITH E [s z] _lite [s c] Chu-epp. [V. Choir] fallen CHUCHOTE MENT- whispering Cliuchoter’ vn. to whisper CHUCHOTE'RIE whispering Chut 1 [pr. the t] int. Hush 1 CHUTE fall [fig) fall: downfall : close [hi/dr.) head [d’eau) waterfall [de voile) leech | La_ du Niagara, The Falls of N (pi] CHYLE _ [kdile] CHYME _ [kdime] Ci ad. this [de lieu) this : here | Celui-ci, This one | Ce livre-ci, This book | Ci-apres, Hereafter | Ci-inclus-e,* Enclosed herewith | Ci- joint -e* Enclosed : annexed [*Note. When Ci-inclus, Ci-joint precede the noun which they refer to, they remain invariable. Thus: Ci-joint la leltre, but La lettre ci-jointe] Ci- contre, Opposite : on the other side : herewith annexed | Par-ci par-la, Here and there:now and then | Ci-git, Hei’e lies | Ci-devant’ a. former : late | CI-DEVANT" one who had been formerly a noble : partisan of the old CIBLE target | CIBOIRE pyx [regime CIBOULETTE chives (pi] fing up CICATRICE scar | CICATRISATION” heal- Cicatriser’ va. to heal (up, over] to scar CIDRE ci'der [i at] C— [Compagnie] ‘ Co.' CIEL [pi. Cieux’] heaven : sky : climate | a _ ouvert. Open to the sky | Au_In heaven j CIEL [pi. Ciels'] canopy : top CIERGE wax-taper : candle CIG ARE cica'da: Society for encouraging Provencal poetry, etc. [La cigale of La Fontaine’s fable is in reality the sauterelle] CIGALIER" [member of La Cigale fed] CHO ENGLISH-FRENCH jhCHOPP'INO coupe [exchanging) troc (of, de O -BLOCK hachoir : billot : ais | -K NIFE ^ couperet | Chopping SEA, mer clapoteuse CH'ORD accord [string, & geom.) corde CH'OR'ISTER chantre : enfant de choeur CH'O'RUS [ko-re-ss] choeur [fig) concert Cho'se’n [tchoz-nn'i a. [<& pp. V. Choose] clioisi [people) elu j CHOUGr’H [tche-ff] crave Ch’i-is't’e’n [kriss’nn] va. baptiser CH RIS'T ENDOM [kriss'nn-de-m»i] [la)chre- tiente | CH'RIS'TIAN [tche-nn] [<£- a.] Chretien -nne | _ NAME nom de bapteme: prenom CH RISTIAN'ITY [le) christianisme [eece’m] Ch’ris'tianlike [kriss'-tchenn-ldikla. chretien CH RIS'T MAS [kriss'-mess'] [le) Noel | -BOX etrennes (pi] -CAROL noel | -DAY [le) jour de Noel | -EVE [la) nuit de Noel | _ROSE •rose de No61 | FATHER_, Le pere N CH'RON'ICLE [ke-l] —ique [ua.) enregistrer CH’RON'ICLER chroniqueur ^CHUB ehabot | Chubb'y a. joufflu CIC (CHUCK gloussement (des poulets] petit coup | sous le menton [person) ‘ poulet ’ [lathe) man- drin [self-centering_) m. automatique [en.) § glousser [va.) caresser : prendre le menton 'Q a [pitch) jeter | '_out,’ flanquer a la ports H Chuck'le vn. [over, at, de] rire sous cape [to 2CHUM camarade :copain [o's) r. en soi-meme | CHUMP ou CHUNK tron^on o CHURCH eglise [Protestant) temple : eglise [time) office | _of England, E anglicane j .. The pale of the_, Le giron de I'E | To H ask ... in _, Faire publier ses bans | _ ^ HISTORY histoire ecclesiastique | _MAN . [pi. —men] ecclesiastique [of the sect) an- p glican | -MOUSE rat d'eglise | -RATE impot a, ecclesiastique | _WARDEN marguillier j ® _YARD cimetiere ^ CHURCHTNG relevailles (pi] O CHURL rustre : ladre | —ish a. grossier v CHURN baratte [i>n.) baratter : battre CICA'DA cigale CIG FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS CIT CIG ARE ciga'r | Porte-_, Brule-_, C-holder | Porte-_s, Cigar-case | CIGARETTE _ CIGARIER'‘-BTFK£ cigar-maker CIGOGN'E stork | ClG UE hemlock CIL eye-lash : lash | CILICE hair-cloth CIME summit : top [bo<) cyme CIMENT” cement | _ arme, Reinforced C | CIME'TERRE scimitar L_er' v■ to cement CIME'TIliRE cemetery : burial-ground CIMIER" crest : haunch [boeuf) buttock CINABRE cinnabar CINCLE PLONGEUR water-ouzel CINtMATOGRAPHE [&_phique a.] _aph CINERAIRE_raria [rere-i-a] [a.)_rary CINGLAGE shingling [40 day’s sailing Cinglant” -e a. lashing : severe : stinging Cinyler" v. to lash : to beat[4>) to sail: to make [fer) to shingle CINQ [pr. sank : followed immed. by noun beginning with a conson. the q is silent] [<fc a.] live | Charles__ C the Fifth | Le_du mois, [sank] The 5th of the month CINQU'ANTAINE fifty [noces d’or) golden wedding | Une_de, About fifty : ‘ 40 or 50 ’ CINQUANTE [<fc a.] fifty | _tieme a. fiftieth CINQU'ANTE’NAIRE jubilee : 50th anniversary Cinqu'ieme a. fifth | _menf ad. fifthly CINTRE semi-circle : centering: arch | En —, Arched | Plein_, Semicircular arch Cintre -e a. arched : curved Cintrer" va. to curve : to arch CIPAYE [like English word 1 pie') Sepoy CIRAGE waxing [a cliaussures) blacking Circoncire va. (Table 46) to cir'cumcise CIRCONCISION" circumcis'ion CIRCONFERENCE circumference CIRCONFLEXE [& a.] cir'cumflex [ a ~] CIRCONLOCUTION'' circumlocu'tion Circonpolaire a. circumpo'lar CIRCONSCRIPTION" district: constituency [F. Seat] Circonscrire va. (Table 48) to cir'cumscribe Circonscrit" -e a. circumscribed Cireonspect -e [spekt] a. cir'cumspect — TION" circumspec'tion | Avec _, Warily CIRCONSTANCE circumstance [F.ce mot] occasion : detail | ...de _.Made[ou composed] for the occasion : special : accidental | Pour la_, For the O |_cie -e a. detailed Circonvenir va. (Table 15) to circumvent -. to get round : to surround feent Circonvoisin" -e a. surrounding : circumja- CIRCONVOL UTION-* circumvolution CIRCUIT"_[ee-r-keff] [fig) circumlocution CIRCULAIRE [<fe a.] [and Lettre _] circular CIRCULATION"_: passing [dans les rues) traffic | Droit de _, Dues on wines, etc. | Mettre en_, To pass [idee) to give currency to [livres) to circulate | Livre a la_, Opened for traffic [F. Permis] Circuler" vn. to circulate : to pass (on] to move about : to run | Faire_, [«§&] To run CIRE wax : wax-light | _a cacheter, Sealing- wax | Cirer" va. to wax [souliers) to black | Toile dree, Oil-cloth CIRIER" wax-chandler [bol) wax-tree CIRON" mite : ‘flesh-worm’ CIRQUE circus [se-r-fce-ss] amphitheatre CISAILL'EMENT" shearing [F. ce mot] clipping Cisaill'er" va. to clip, shear [wiomi.) to destroy CISAILL ES' [pi] shears [rogmvres) clippings CISEAU chisel | _a froid, Cold C | CISEAUX" scissors [tech) shears Ciseler" v. to chisel | Style _e, Finished S CISELEUR carver [met) chaser CISELURE carving [met) chasing CI50IR graver | CISOIRES" shears CITADELLE cit'adel CITADIN” -E townsman, totonswoman : citizen [au pi.) townspeople : citizens CITATION" quotation [droit) summons [d’un temoin) subpoena CID ENGLISH—FRENCH CIR CI'DER [gai-de-r] cidre | New_, C doux | _ APPLE pomme a C | _PRESS pressoir a C C.I.F. [=Cost, insurance & freight]_Genoa, Franco port Genes, droits A'entree pas inclus CIN'DER cendre [unburnt coal) escarbilles (pi] CINN'AMON [cinn-e-me-nn] cannelle CI'PHER [saV/fe-r] zero [0] [mark ou scroll) chiffre [vn.) chiffrer : calculer | A mere_, Un vrai zero | In —, [telegram] En langage chiffre | _ING [le) calcul CIR'CLE [pr. ce-r-ke-l] cercle : coterie [va.) en- tourer (with, de] All your —, Les votres (pi] In parliamentary_s, Dans les milieux parent'CLET anneau : couronne [lementaires CIR'CUIT [ce-r-ke-t] rotation [judges’) tournee [end) enceinte [Wesleyan) district [electr.) Circu'itous [kioui-te-as] a. detourne [circuit _ly ad. d'une manicre detournee CIR'CULAR [ce-rkiou-le-r] circulaire [official) bulletin [calling meeting) lettre de convocation | _NOTE billet circulaire Cir'culate [ce-rkiou-lete)va. mettreencirculation [report) faire courir : repandre (un bruit] [vn.) circuler | Widely_d, Tres repandu Cir'culating [a el a. |_LI'BRARY cabinet de lecture | _ME'DIUM agent monetaire CIRCULA'TION c_ [newsp., etc.) tirage (Cir'cumcise [gaize] va. circoncire CIRCUM'FERENCE circonference (in, de] Cir'cumflex a. [accent] circonflexe Cir'cumja'cent [djecenntf\ a. circonvoisin CIR'CUMLOCU'TION [kiouchenn] circon- locution : circuit de paroles Cir'cumscribe [skraibe] va. circonscrire s Cir'cumspect a. cireonspect | _ly ad. avec circonspection JCIR'CUMSTANCE circonstance : etat j _S (pi] moyens : position | In easy_s, a son ^ aise | In low _s, Dans la gene | Under the _s, ° Dans la C \ Under any_s, Dans quelques circonstances que ce soit [F. Occasion, Fr.] _s alter cases, Tout depend des circonstances | _ce'd a. dans une position ... | _as I am, Place eomme je le suis Circumstantial a. circonstancie : detaille [evidence) indirect | 11 y ad. en detail ^Circumvent' va. circonvenir CIR'CUS [show) cirque [street) rond-point CIT FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS CLA CITE city o=3| : buildings : court | _ouvriere, Workmen’s (ou model) dwellings (pi] Citer' va. to mention [des vers) to repeat [un auteur) to quote : to name [dr) to summon [un CITERNE cistern : tank [temoin) to subpoena CITOYEN''-EiVZYE cit'izen | Citrique a. citric CITRON" lemon : L-colour [a.) L-coloured CITRON'NADE lemon squash Citron'ne -e a. acidulated . flavoured with CITRON'NELLE southernwood l_lemonjuice CITRON'NIER" lemon-tree : satin wood CITROUILL'E pumpkin CIVADIERE sprit-sail | CIVE chives (pi] CIVET' jugged hare : stewed rabbit CIVETTE civet cat [hot) chives Tp’r mort) bier CIVIERE hand-barrow [pour blesse) stretcher CIVIL civilian | _-e a. civil : courteous : polite (envers, to] [-emenf -lly, -ly] Partie —e, [dr] Plaintiff | Se porter P. —e, To prosecute | Civilement responsable, Legally liable Civilisateur-trice a. civilizing [s.m.)_zer CIVILISATION" civilization [civilized Civiliser' va. to civilize | Se_, vr. To become CIVILITE civility : compliment | Ses_s em- pressees. One’s best compliments Civique a. civ'ic | Droits_s, Civic rights CLABAUDAGE barking : yelping : ranting Clabauder' vn. to yelp : to bark : to rant CLABAUDEUR -EUSE brawler [To screen CLAIE screen [agr) hurdle | Passer a la_, CLAIR light 111 fait_, It is light | Sabre au_, With drawn sword (-s] Tirer au_, To bottle [degager) to clear up : to throw full light on | Au_de LZINE, By moonlight Clair -e a. clear : bright: light: thin | Eau_e, Clear water Rouge_, Light red | Sauce_e, Thin sauce | _ad. clearly [semer) thinly | Voir_, To see clearly [V. Clairseme] Claire'menf ad. clearly : distinctly CLAIRET" pale wine [F. Claret 1*^] CLAIRE'-VOIE [pi. -s-s] opening : openwork {arch) clerestory [J>) companion-hatch CLAIRIERE glade [drap) thin place CLAIR-OBSCUR light and shade CLAIRON” bugle [homme) bugler [poet) clarion Clairseme -e a. thin : thinly sown : scattered : ‘ few and far between ’ CLAIRVOYANCE _: sagacity : insight Clairvoyant' -e a. j udicious [fig) clear-sighted: CLAMEUR clamour : outcry [far-seeing CLAMPIN'' lazy fellow : ‘ slow coach ’ Clampiner* vn. to loiter : to be a ‘slow coach’ Clandestin”-e a._e |_E tooth-wort CLAPET' sluice : clack : valve [spherique) ball- CLAPIER" burrow : warren {cage) hutch [V Clapir vn. to squeak | Se_, To crouch CLAPOTAGE chopping (of the sea] CLAPOTE'MENT' splashing Clapoter' vn. to chop : to be choppy : to splash Clapoteux' -euse a. chopping (sea] CLAP'PEMENT' click : clicking : smacking CLAQUE slap [au theat.) paid applauders (pi] [pi.) clogs CLAQUE opera-hat [jouet) cracker CLAQU'E'DENT' starveling CLAQU'E'MENT" {des mains) clapping {dents) chattering {langue) smacking [doigts) snapping [fouet) cracking Claqu'e'murer' va. to shut ... up : to confine Claqu'er' vn. to smack {mains) to clap [doigts) to snap [fouet) to crack [porte) to slam [argot) to die [vulg) to 1 kick the bucket ’ | 11 claque des dents, His teeth are chattering CLAQU'ET' clack : clapper _ETTE clapper CLAQU'EUR hired applauder CIS ENGLISH-FRENCH CLA OIS'TERN reservoir [underground_) citerne [of barometer) fontaine [steam eng.) bdche Cite [saitt] va. citer CIT'IZEN citoyen : bourgeois [townsman) cita- din | A meeting of the_s, Une assemble des habitants | —like a. bourgeois : en bourgeois | _SHIP droit de cite [or de bourgeoisie] CIT'RON cedrat | -TREE cedratier CIT'Y ville [poet) cite fed | Freedom of the_, Bourgeoisie | -ARTICLE bulletin financier j _HALL hotel de ville Civ'il a._ | _man, Homme honnete [‘ Hon- nete homme ’ is ‘ honest man ’] CIV'IL SER'VICE [i tres bref] To be in the_, Etre dans Vadministration | _CLERK employe (dans un ministere] Head clerk,_, Chef CIVIL'IAN [ye-nn] bourgeois : civil [de bureau CIVIL'ITY civilite : politesse Civ'illy ad. civilement : poliment CLACK [mach) clapet [pers) caquet Clad a. <1 pp. [F. Clothe] habille : vetu de ... | Iron-_, [skip] Cuirasse CLAIM demande (de] [right) titre : droit (to, a] .[gold-fields) concession | To lay_to. Elever des pretentions a : revendiquer | To put in a_,[com] Faire une reclamation | _s paid, [insurance] Sinistres payes Claim va. demander : reclamer : pretendre a : revendiquer | To_to be ..., Se dire CLAI'MANT [for,to, a] pi’etendant [com. marit.) reclamant | Rightful_, Ayant droit CLAM [mollusc] peigne a cotes rondes Clam'ber [ou_up] vn. grimper Clamm'y a. gluant: pateux Clam'orous [Iclam-me-re-ss] a. bruyant [pers) criard | —ly ad. bruyamment CLAM'OUR [Mam-me-r] bruit : cri : clameur [wi.) crier : vociferer (for, pour] F. COR fea CLAMP emboiture [iron) crampon | Screw_, Presse a main | _va. emboiter : cramponner CLAN [Matin'] _: troupe : clique —SHIP esprit de corps CLANG-, CLANK son [or bruit] metallique [of arms) cliquetis [rn.) resonner {va.) faire r CLAP coup (bruit] [of hands) battement -TRAP reclame : attrape-nigaud [a.) a effet Clap [-ppe'd] v. elaquer [hands, wings) battre {des mains, des ailes]_on, mettre |_... to, fermer ... | _a rascal into jail, Fourrer un gredin en prison CLAPP'ER battant: cliquette fsements CLAPP'ING battements de mains : applaudis- CLAR'ET vin de Bordeaux [colour) grenat [boxing slang) sang CLA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CLE Clarifier’ va. to clarify | Se —, To get clear CLARINE sheep bell | _NETTE clarinet CLARTE clearness : brightness : light CLASSE class : order : school : S-tirne : S-room [<t>) rating [ En_, In S : at 3 | Livre de__ 3-book | PREMIERE_,[«#!) first-class [&) saloon | _ouvriere, Working classes (pi] La _, Conscripts liable to serve : soldiers [or sailors] in their last year of service CLASSE'MENT" classing: classifying Classer' va. to class CLASSEUR letter-file, -rack : stationery case CLASSIFICATION'’ _ [keche-nn) CLASSIQUE class'ic | _a. [style, auteur) —ic {etudes)_ical [livre) school ... ("limping Claude a. simple-.foolish | CLAUDICATION " CLAUSE [kloze] [au comme o dans sort] Claustral -e a._: ... of the cloister CLAVE’AU sheep pox {arch) key-stone CLAVE'CIM" harpsichord CLAVE’LEE sheep-pox | Claveter' va. to key CLAVETTE linch-pin {mach) cotter : key CLAVICULE_cle [fam) collar-bone CLAVIER" key-ring [nuts, mach. a ecrire) key- CLAYERE oyster-bed [board CLAYON" little mat j_ _N'NAGE wattling CLEF"{clay) [<fc CLE] key : plug [pour ecrou) spanner: wrench [mtts) tuning-hammer [m&t) lid [_de voute) key-stone [V. Noeud] _an- glaise, Adjustable spanner | Donner la _des champs a. To set... at liberty | Fermer a_, To lock | Mettre en_, To fid | Mettre sous —, To lock up | Sous_, Under lock and key: locked up CLA ENGLISH-FRENCH CLE Clar'lfy {fax) va. clarifier CLARINET', CLAR'IONET' clarineUe CLASH, _ING choc : fracas : conflit Clash v. resonner [against each other) s'entre- choquer [with) etre en conflit (avec] nuire (a] CLASP fermoir [in dentistry) griffe | -KNIFE couteau de poche | -NAIL clou a bardeaux Clasp va. agrafer : serrer [the hands) joindre CLASS classe feo [school) cours [sort) categorie {ship) cote [va.) classer | The middle_, La bourgeoisie | The _ES and the MASSES, Les gens du monde et les gens du peuple | -ROOM salle de classe : ‘classe' Equivalent CLASSES OF SHIPS (Kindly supplied by A. S. Sturge.) I. CLASS II. CLASS Lloyd’s Register ... At ... Aired American Record ... Al ... A \\ Bureau Veritas . . 3/3 1.1. ... 5/6 1.1. Class'ify [/at] va. classer : ranger... parcategories CLATT'ER bruit [vn.) faire du bruit:resonner CLAUSE [law) c_[fam) article [gram) mem- bre de phrase | Arbitration_Clause d’arbi- trage | Most favoured nation__ Clause de la nation la plus favorisee CLAW griffe [lion’s, etc.) ongle [crab’s) pince [table) valet [va.) griffer : dechirer : gratter : arracher | -HAMMER pied de biche CLAY {kle) argile : glaise [V. Pise] terre [mud) boue | China_, Ter re a porcelaine |_PIPE pipe en terre | -PIT glaisiere | -SLATE argilite : schiste argileux | _ [Clayey] SOIL terre argileuse (’lean {dine) a. propre : pur [linen,etc.) blanc [boots) cire [complete) net {ad.) tout a fait: droit [va.) nettoyer [boots) cirer [pat. leather boots) nettoyer [cloth) degraisser [fish) vider [vegetables) eplucher |_out, ecurer [drains) curer | _ up, nettoyer CLEAN'ER [pr. cline-r) Clothes _, Teinturier- degraisseur | Glove_, Degraisseur CLEAN'ING [cltne) nettoyage : nettoiement [clothes) degraissage [drains) curage | -cloth, OLEAN'LINESS [clenn'le) proprete [Chiffon Clean'ly [clenn'le] a. propre : de proprete _. {cline-le) ad. proprement: nettement CLEAN'NESS {cline-ne-ss) proprete : pureU Cleanse {clennze)va. nettoyer: laver: purifier: curer | CLEAN'SING nettoiement: purification : curage (des canaux, etc.] fCLEAR | In the _, [tech] Dans oeuvre Clear a. clair : sur : degage : fibre : evident: lucide | Three_days, Trois jours francs | — of ..., Exempt-e de ... | _of deductions, Clair et net | To get_of, Illchapper a To keep_of, Eviter : ne pas se frotter a To get — off, Se tirer A'affaire | -headed a. a 1’esprit clair | -sighted [sat] a. clairvoyant | i -starch va. blanchir a neuf | -STARCHER blanchisseuse de fin | -STORY claire-voic Clear va. eclaircir [liquids) clarifier [a court, or a room of people) faire evacuer [rubbish) deblayer [waste land) defricher [headland, 4>) parer [prisoner) acquitter [o’s character) se justifier : se disculper (de] [of guilt) innocenter [pillar-box) lever [a vessel) expedier [custom-house) passer [or faire passer] ... en douane [gain) gagner ... net [X) balayer | o — ... at a hound, franchir ... d’un bond | — away, oter : enlever [the table) desservir [debris) deblayer | _ the WAY! Faites place! _vn. se liberer : parer : debarrasser | _ in, out, expedier a Ventree, or a la sortie | — out, [person] ‘filer’ | _off, se dissiper [mortgage) purger [person) ‘filer’ | _up, s’eclaircir CLEA'RANCE {kli'-re-nnee) [tech) degage- ment [d>) conge CLEA'RING justification : acquittement (de creances) defrichement (de terre) -HOUSE [sill) bureau de liquidation [bank) chamlrre de compensation Clea'rly ad.clair: clairement: evidemment| To come out_, Se preciser | To_show, Demontrer VCLEA'RNESS clarte : purete [distinctness) CLEAT [eat] taquet [V. Belay] \netteti CLEA'VAGE {kli'vedj) clivage Cleave va. {imp. Clove : pp. Cleft, Clove n] fendre (le bois, etc.] [vn.) se fendre ] _ to, {imp. Clave : pp. Cleave d] coller a [person) s'attacher a CLEA'VEIt {klive-r) fendoir : couperet CLEFT fente : ouverture : crevasse CLE FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CLO CLEMATITE clem'atis [klem'-e-tiss, i bref] CLEMENCE clem'ency [klem'-nn-ce} mercy Clement’ -e a._t: merciful [ciel) mild CLERC" [klair} [lawyer’s) clerk [fig) scholar | Pas grand_, No great scholar | Pas de _, Slip : blunder | Maitre_, Head clerk CLERGIl (sing] clergy (pi] [pr. kleur'dje] CLERGIE | Benefice de_, Benefit of clergy Clerical -e a. cler'ical [kler'i-ke-l] CLIiRICALISME _ism CLICHAGE stereotyping : block-making CLICHE stereotype : block [photogr.) negative | _simili, Half-tone block Clicher’ va. to stereotype : to cast CLICHEUR stereotyper CLIENT" [d’avocat) [klai-e-nntt] [de mede- cin) patient [com) customer CLIENTELE [com)1_connexion : good-will [d’avocat, de medecin) practice : clients : pa- CLIFOIRE skit : squirt |_tients (pi] CLIGN’E’MENT",_NOTE’MENT” winking CLIGNE-MUSETTE hide and seek Clign’er’ vn. to wink (a, at] Clign’otant” -e a. blinking Clign’oter’ vn. to blink CLIMAT" cli'mate [klaimett] [poet) clime Climat6rique a. climatic CLIN" | Construit a_, [&] Clinker-built CLIN d’CEIL’ wink | En un_, In the twinkling of an eye : as quick as lightning CLIN-FOC flying jib [surgery CLINIQUE clinical hospital | La_, Clinical CLINQUANT” tinsel : glitter CLIPPER clipper | Construit en_, C-built CLIQUE_ : gang : set CLIQUET” catch |_a PERCER’ ratchet brace CLIQUETIS” [des armes) clang : clashing [des chaines) clank [des verres) jingle Clisser’ va. to case ... with wicker CLIVAGE cleavage Oliver’ va. to cleave CLOAQUE [klo-ack} sewer [fig) sink CLOCHE bell : bell-glass [a plat) cover [cuis) stewpan [de peau) blister | N’entendre qu’un son de_, To only hear one side | a_-pied’ ad. hopping | Sauter a_-pied’. To hop CLOCHER" steeple [fig) parish [vn.) to limp : to be lame [va.) to cover ... with a hand-glass, ou with glasses | Ce raisonnement_che, It is a lame argument | Quelque chose qui_che, Something not quite right | De_, Parochial CLOCHE’TON" bell-turret [flower CLOCHETTE [hand-) bell [hot) harebell: bell- CLOISON" partition : compartment [etanche) bulkhead | _N’NAGE partitioning: wainscoting : dividing ... into compartments CLE ENGLISH-FRENCH CLO Clench va. river [fist) serrer CLENCH'ER reponse foudroyante | That’s a _for him ! ‘ Cela lui rive son clou! ’ CLE'RE’STORY [klire-store} claire-voie CLER'GY [kleur'dje] e | MAN [pi. -men] ecclesiastique : ministre [Fr. protestant) pas- teur [R. Catholic) pretre : abbe : cure | The [cathol.]_of the parish, Le cure Cler'ical [ke-l} a. clerical [error) de copiste CLERK [klark} [law) clerc [com) commis [eccl) ecclesiastique [of a court) greffier | Head_, Premier C : chef de bureau j Junior —, Commis |_of WORKS conducteur des travaux | _SHIP place de C Clev'er a. habile : adroit : malin [things) bien fait [American sense) aimable : bon, bonne | I didn’t know I was so_! Je ne me savais pas tant d’esprit! _ly ad. adroitement: avec adresse : bien _NESS dexterite : habilete : adresse CLEW [clou] point | To_up, Carguer _LINE [linn, bref] amure : cargue-point CLICK, -ING bruit sec : tic tac [Kafir) clappe- Click vn. faire tic tac : cliqueter Lm^nt CLIFF falaise : rocher (escarpe] Clima'tic [kldi} a. de climat : climaterique CLI'MAX [klai} comble . CLIMB’ [klciimm} montee : ascension |_va. [tree) grimper a [a hill, etc.) monter : gravir [a mountain) faire Vascension de | _down, [fig] reculer |_over ..., escalader CLI'MB’ER grimpeur [in Alps, etc.) alpiniste : ascensionniste [plant) plante grimpante CLI'MB’ING [mountaineer’g] l’alpinisme : les CLIME [poet] climat [ascensions CLINCH nceud de bouline | Cable_, Etalin- gure [F. Clench] Cling vn. [pret. & pp. Clung] [to, a] se cram- ponner : s’attacher : se coller | _together, se tenir ensemble CLIN'ICAL SUR'GERY [ke-l} la clinique — THERMOM'ETER thermometre medical CLINK tintement [u.) tinter : faire tinter CLINK'ER machefer : scorie -built a. construit a clin [for pipe) collier CLIP crochet : pince [for letters) serre-papiers Clip [jpp. -ppe’d] va. couper (avec des ciseaux] [horses) tondre [coin)rogner | _hold of ..., CLIP HOOK croc double [pincer CLIPP'ER rogneur [of horses) tondeur _S [instr.] tondeuse CLIPP' ER fin voider | -built a. construit en CLIPP'INGS rognures [clipper CLOA’K manteau [fig) voile (for, a] masque (de] [va.) voiler : masquer -ROOM [sll] consigne | In the_, a la C To leave ... in the_, Deposer ... a la C CLOCK horloge [in gen. domest. use) pendule | What o’_is it,? Quelle heure est-il ? | Halfpast 2 o’_, Deux heures et demie | Twelve o’_, [noon) midi [midnight) minuit | It’s 5 *5 minutes past 3, 11 est trois heures cinq | It £is a quarter past 3, 11 est trois lieures et o quart | It’s a quarter to 3,11 est trois heures moins un quart | It is 20 minutes to 3,11 est trois heures moins vingt | -MAKER horloger -WORK mouvement : horlogerie : sonnerie | As regular as_, ‘ Regie comme un papier CLOD motte (de terre} [de musique ’ CLOD'HOPPER rustaud : rustre : lourdaud CLOG- [ivomen’s) socque [wooden shoe) sabot [fig) obstacle (to, a : to, pour} entraves (pi] Clog [-gge’d] va. embarrasser : entraver : ar- reter [wi.) s’encombrer : s’attacher CLO FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CLU CLOITRE cloister [enceinte) close: college-green _X’- va. to immure : to shut ... up Clopin-clopant" ad. hobbling along CLOPORTE wood-louse CLOQU'E blister : swelling Clore v. (Table 36) to close:to shut:to enclose [fig) to end : to wind up CLO S'’ [clo] close [s g] enclosure : vineyard Clos' -e a. & pp. close [s, f] shut fast: closed: fastened | a la nuit_e, After dark | a huis_, With closed doors | Lettre_e, [fig] A sealed book | LIT'_ [used in Brittany, etc.] Box bed | CHAMP' _, Lists (pi] CLOSEAU, CLOSERIE enclosure : garden CLOSIER" small farmer CLo TURE enclosure : close : fence : fences (pi] seclusion : closing [pari) closure | Prix de_, Closing prices | _r‘ va. to close CLOU nail [med) boil [d'une fete) ‘ great attraction ’ [cycle) ‘ boneshaker ’ | _de girofle, Clove | a vis, Screw | a tete piquee, Clasp nail | ‘ Mettre au_’, [fam] To ‘put... up the spout’ : to pawn | Un __chasse l’autre, One nail drives out another | Clouer" va. to nail [canon) to spike [fig) to rivet : to clench CLOUTE RIE nails (pi] nail manufactory :N trade | CLOUTIER" nail-maker CLOWN [kloon] _[klaoune] CLOYERE basket (of oysters] CLUB _ | CLUBISTE member of a club CLO ENGLISH-FRENCH CLU CLOIS'TER clo'itre Clois'tere'd a. [pers) cloitre [things) claustral CLOSE [kloze] fin : conclusion [music) pause 1 To draw to a__, Tirer a sa fin CLOSE [kloce] [cathedral] cloitre _[Icloze] va. [shut up) fermer [bring to an end) terminer : conclure : clore [the sitting) lever [ranks) serrer (les rangs] [fig) renfermer | _in, enfermer | _up, boucher : fermer _ [kloze] vn. se fermer : finir : se terminer [assemblies) clore | Evening is closing in, Le jour baisse | _with, se terminer [or finir] par ... [bargain) accepter : s’en tenir a 0une offre] To with the ENEMY, En venir aux mains _ [kloce] a. clos : ferme : retire : discret [air) renferme[oppr. weather) lourd [price) dernier (prix][place) etroit[mass) compact[attention) soutenue [style) concis : serre [miserly) serre [combat) corps a corps [prisoner) au secret [friendship) intime : etroite [study) applique [retentive) discret [_shaved) ras : rase de pres | It’s very_! [room] Onetouffe! 11 n’y a pas d’air! | That’s a _ SHAVE ! Nous 1’avons [or il, elle l’a, etc.] echappe belle! | _TIME temps prohibe | -fisted a. dur a la detente: pingre | -set a. dru _[kloce] ad. pres : de pres [shutting) bien : hermetiquement | _by it, etc., Tout pres : a deux pas (de] To fit_, S’emboiter bien [clothes) etre j uste | _to (the ground, the water) a fleur (de terre, d’eau] — together, Tout pres l’un de l’autre [or les uns des au- tres] _beset, Serre(s) de pres | — at his HEELS, Sur ses talons | To follow, ou run ... very_, Suivre, Friser de tres pres | To be _upon, Toucher a [F. Near : Cape, Fr.] -haule'd a. au plus pres | -reefe'd a. au bas ris _ly ad. secretement : attentivement : stricte- ment [shut) bien [connected) etroitement CLO'SE'NESS [klog] etat serre : solidite : discretion : intimite : rigueur : manque d’air [of pursuit) vigueur [weather) lourdeur /CLO'SER [o] finisseur [ CLOS'ET cabinet : boudoir [for clothes) arts3 moire | Water_, Cabinet (d’aisances] ooClos'eted with ad. en tete-k-tete (avec] 1 CLO'SING cloture : fermeture [a.) dernier VCLO'SURE cloture CLOT grumeau : caillot [vn. -tted) se grumeler CLOTH [woollen) drap [linen) toile ] The_, [fig] Le clerge j A_, Un linge [duster) un torchon [Bound) in_, En toile : cartonne a ■£ Vanglaise | _sides, Plats en toile | Broad_, — Drap fin (de grande largeur] Table_, Nappe 5s [woollen) tapis | To lay the_, Mettre le cou- vert | To take away the _, Desservir | To quit the_, Quitter la soutane _TRADE commerce de draps -WEAVER [ouiv'r] tisserand de draps ■^Clothe va. [in, de] habiller : vetir [with, de) revetir | Clad in, Vetu de CLOTHES [pi] habits | Bed-_, Draps et couvertures | Long_, Maillot (sing] Old 2“ _, Vieux habits : hardes : defroque | Dealer 5 in old_, Marchand-e d’habits | In plain_, ^2 [policeman, etc.] En bourgeois [officer) en ^ civil | SUIT of_, Complet : habillement S complet | To put on, To take off, one’s_, ,§ S’habiller, Se deshabiller With one’s_on, tn Tout habille | -BASKET panier au linge § sale | -BRUSH brosse (a habits] vergette | 173 -HORSE sechoir | -LINE corde pour eten- 5 dre le linge | -MOTH mite CLO'THIER [ye-r] fabricant de draps | Army _, Fab. d’equipements militaires | Readymade _, Marchand de confections VCLO'THINGf habillement : vetement /CLOUD nuage [fig) nuee [poet) nue | _va. couvrir de nuages : obscurcir : se couvrir | -cappe’cl a. sourcilleux | _BERRY mure g fausse (de Norvege] <© CLOU'DINESS [l’)etat nuageux : obscurite •g [fig) tristesse \ Cloud'less a. sans nuage Clou'dy a. nuageux : tenebreux[liq.) trouble [fig) sombre | It is_, Le temps estcouvert ] v. To get_, Se couvrir | CLOUT ‘gifle’ CLOVE clou de girofle | _S girofle | Oil of_, Essence de G [F. Hitch] Clo've'n-foot'ed a. qui a le pied fourchu CLO'VER trefle | To be in_, ‘ Etre comme un coq en pate ’ CLOWN rustre [shows) paillasse : ‘clown’ Clown'ish a. rustre | _ishly ad. en rustre Cloy va. affadir [tire) rassasier (with, de] CLUB [kle-b] massue [political) club [house) cercle [sick_) caisse de secours | -FOOT pied bot | _ ROOM salle de reunion | Club [-bbe’d] togethei’ vn. se cotiser : s’associer CLUBS (pi] [cards] trefle CLY FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS COC CLYSOPOMPE [m nasal] enema : syringe COACCUS£-7? fellow-prisoner : accomplice COADJUTEUR -TRICE —tor -trix COAGULATION" — Coaguler' [& Se_] v. to coagulate : to curd Coalise -e a. in coalition : combined se Coaliser' vr. to combine : to form a coalition COALITION" — : combination COALTAR [pr. col-tar] gas-tar COASSEMENT’croa'king | Coasser*v.to croa'k COASSOClt co-partner COBALT_ [en ang. a comme o dans sort] COBAYE cavy : guinea-pig COCAGN'E | Pays de —, Land where everything can be had for wishing | Mat de _, Greasy COCAiNE cocaine [pr. kd-kene] [pole COCARDE cockade ‘Cocasse’ a. funny : odd : outlandish ["bug <’0CCINELL K lady-bird [en Amerique) lady- COCHE fly-boat: coach [F. Busy] t'OCHE notch : sow' GOCHE'NILL'E coch'ineal [kotch-e-nile] COCHER" [de fiacre) cabman [de voiture) driver [d equipage) coachman COCHERE | Porte-_, Carriage-entrance COCHE VIS- crested lark COCHON" pig : hog (grogner = to grunt] Pate [or Fromage] de_, Brawn | _ de lait, Sucking pig | _ d’lnde, Guinea-P | _NNEE litter | —nneV vn. to farrow [fa.) ‘to make a mess of’ | ‘ COCHON'NERIE ’ [cko.se) nasty mess [etat) filthiness [action) ‘dirty trick’ CLU ENGLISH-FRENCH COC Cluck [kle-fc] v. glousser | _ING- gloussement CLUE [clou] til [theatre) replique | To give ... a_to, Mettre sur la voie de [or la piste de] fCLUMP 7nasse | _of TREES, massif Clum'sily [ze-le] ad. gauchement: maladroi- tement | CLUM'SINESS gaucherie : mala- dresse | Clum'sy a. [person) gauche : maladroit [tilings) lourd : mal fait ^Clmuj [V. Cling] ©CLUS'TER groupe [fruit) grappe [flowers) S bouquet : regime [bananas) regime _vn. se grouper (around, autour de] = CLUTCH griffe [tech) manchon d’accouple- nient [eggs) couvee [fa.) empoigner : saisir | Friction —, Embrayage a friction | Metallic j _, E a disques | To let in the_, Embrayer | I -PEDAL pedale de debrayage | -SHAFT, V -SPRING arbre, ressort d’embrayage Co. [abbrev.] ‘ Ci‘- ’ [F. Company] COACH [kotche] voiture : carrosse [tutor) pre- parateur | ‘ Slow_,’ Lambin | Stage —, Diligence | -BOX siege | -HOUSE remise | -HORSE cheval de carrosse | -MAKER carros- sier | —MAN [pi. _men] cocher | -WRENCH clefanglaise | Coach va. [ou _ .. up] preparer COADJU'TOR [ko-adjiou-te-r] aide : collabora- teur : collegue [eccl.) coadjuteur Coag'ulate [ko-ag-you-lete] vn. se coaguler COAL [kol] charbon (de terre] houille | Live _, C ardent | Slaty_, C schisteux j Small _, C menu | Smith’s_, C de forge | To call him over the _s, Lui donner un savon | To carry_s to Newcastle, Porter de Veau a la riviere \ -BARGE bateau a charbon | -BOX boite a charbon | _BUNK'ER soute au C | _CELLAR, -HOLE charbonnier 1 -FIELD, _ MEASURES terrains houillers | -GOOSE cormoran (vulgaire] -HEAVER porteur de C | -MAN charbonnier | _ MERCHANT mar- chand -e de 0 | To work a_MINE, Exploiter une hauiUere | _ OWNER exploiteur de houillere | -PIT houillere : mine de charbon | -SCUTTLE seau a charbon |_SEAM [ea,t] couche de liouille \ _SKIP [rail] benne | -TAR goudron de houille : coaltar Coal vn. [J> & «§&•] faire son charbon Coales'ce [ko-a-lesse] vn. s’unir [fig) se fondre COA'LING STA'TION station de charbon COA'MINGS (pi] [ko] [*] hiloire ^Coarse a. grossier : a gros grains [poil, pas] [metal, & sugar) brut | _ly ad. rudement : grossierement | _NESS grossierete g COAST [geog.) littoral [J>) cote | The_is clear, La C est belle [fig) il n’y a plus per- u sonne : il n’y a plus de danger | Coast va. & cotoyer : longer la cote (de] [trade coastwise) caboter | _DEFENCE SHIP garde-c6te | ^ -GU’ARD garde-cote | -LINE littoral <o COAST'ER caboteur ^ COAST'ING la navigation cotiere [_trade) to le cabotage | _PILOT cotier §COAT habit [soldiers, etc.) tunique [animals) ~ robe [serpents)peau [anatomy)paroi [paint, mortar) couche [tar) enduit [of arms, mail) g cotte [of mast) braie | Dress_, Habit: frac | S Frock _, Redingote | Great_, Over_, Par- 8 dessus | The ‘Holy _,’ La sainte tunique Coat. fa. [with,de] [tar, paint)enduire [case) revetir [J>) garnir COAT'ING etoffe pour habits [tech) enduit: couche | Rough_, Crepi VCoax va. cajoler : amadouer COB bidet [corn) balle (de mats] [_nut) grosse noisette \ Cob [-bbe'd] fa. [tech] briser Cob'ble va. raccommoder : saveter COB'BLER savetier COB'BLES [pi] galets : paves COB'WEB toile d’araignee COCH'INEAL [kotch-e-mle] cochenille /COCK coq : male (des petits oiseaux] [hay) meule (de foin] [tap) robinet [of gun) chien | Blow-off_, Robinet de vidange | Grease_, R graisseur | Pet Purgeur | At full _, Arme | At half Au cran de repos | y* Black [ou Heath] _, Tetras lyre | Game g _, Coq de combat | Old_! [slang] Mon co vieux ! | Turkey_, Dindon | Weather-_, § Girouette \ -BOAT coquet | ‘_and BULL *9 story,’ Coq-a-l’ane | _’S COMB [bot] Crete c de coq [pers, F. Coxcomb] -CROW, -CROW- g ING chant du coq | -LOFT grenier | -PIT g arene \ _’S SPUR ergot de coq © Cock [_up] f. relever : dresser [a trigger) armer [hay) mettre (le foin) en mettle COCKA'DE [a el cocarde ‘ Cock'-a-doo'dle-doo' ’! Coquerico! COCKATOO' [fcok-e-loit] kakatoes : cacatois VCock'-bill fa. [>t] faire peneau COC FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS COK COCO cocoa'-nut: liquorice-water | ‘Drole de _‘ Queer stick ’ | Noix de _, Cocoa'-nut COCON" cocoon [ke-koune] ‘ COCOTE’ or _TTE fast woman : mistress : ' deary ’ [ustensile) stew-pan : egg-boiler [mot d’enfant pour poule) ‘chuckey ’ COCOTIER" cocoa'-nut palm COCTION'' concoction fNapoleon, The Code N CODE _: law |_militaire, Martial law | Le_ CODEBITEUR -TRICE joint debtor CODEX pharmacopoeia [i.e. the Paris P] CODICILLE codicil | Codifier* va. to codify COEFFICIENT" _ [che-nnte'] Coegal -e a. co-equal COERGITION" coercion CCEUR heart: stomach : love: courage [de l’ete, hiver) middle [de pomme) core | a contre-_, Reluctantly | a_joie, To one’s H’s content j Avoir a_de, To be most anxious to ... | Avoir bon_, To be kind-hearted | Avoir le_brise, To be broken-hearted | En avoir le_net, To get to the bottom of it | Avoir mal au _, To be sick | ... me fait mal au _, ... makes me sick | Debon_.Heartily: willingly | De grand _, Most heartily | De gaite de_, Out of sheer wantonness | De tout raon_, With all my H | En_, H-shaped | Le_me bat, My H beats | Par_, By H | Diner par_, To go without a dinner | Joli_,‘Dandy’ | Serrement de_, H-burn | Si le_vous en dit, If you feel like it | Serrer le_a ..., To make ...’s H ache | Soulever le_, To turn one’s S | Le_gonfle, With a heavy heart [F. Heart, Hearted] COF'FRE chest: box : trunk : coffer [de voiture) seat [&) mooring-buoy | -FORT' safe ‘ Coffrer" va. to put ... * in quod ’ COF'FRET" small chest | _IER" trunk-maker COGN'AC brandy | COGN'ASSE wild quince ‘COGN'E’ ‘Bobby’: ‘copper’ COGN'EE hatchet [Le manche, etc. V. Never Cogn'er' va. to drive ... [a la porte) to knock (at] Se_la tete contre, To strike [ou hit] Coh'abiter' vn. to cohabit [one’s head against COHERENCE — | Coh erent'-e a. —t COH'ElREUR [electro coherer COH'^RITIER“-JjBEE joint-heir : joint-heiress COH ESION" _ [ko-litje-nn'] COH'ZTE mob : uproar [Jersey) court-house Coi, Coite a. quiet: still : snug : motionless COIF'FE head-dress [de chapeau) lining [anat) caul | Coiffer' v. to dress (the hair of ...] to put on (a hat, etc.] to tit: to become [de, with) to infatuate [ J>) to be taken aback Etre coiffe de, To be smitten with ... | 11 est ne coiffe, He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth | ‘_Ste Catherine,' To remain unmarried | Se _, To do [ou dress] one’s hair: to wear (a hat, COIF'FEUR -ETJSE hair-dresser L&c- COIF’FURE ‘_’ : head-dress : front : way of wearing one’s hair COIN" corner : angle : wedge : die : stamp [artil : typ) quoin | a 3 _s, 3-cornered [ V. CRIB] Les quatre _s, Puss in the corner | Frappe au bon _, First-rate | — de TERRE plot of land : allotment | _du FEU fire-side Coincer' va. to wedge up : to key (rails] Se —, To jam : to stick | Coince, Jammed COINCIDENCE coincidence | Coi'ncider' in. to coinci'de [sai’de] GOING" quince COKE_ | Four a_, Coke oven COC • ENGLISH—FRENCH COL rCOCK'CHAFER hanneton ft COCKE'D-HAT chapeau a comes [caution <n COCK'ET sceau de la douane : acquit-a- COCK'LE Imcarde : petoncle : clovisse [va.) recoquiller [vn.) se r | Corn_, Couronne des gCOCK'NEY badaud (de Londres] [hies SCOGK'ROACH [rotcli] blatte 8 Cock'sure a. sur et certain oCOCK'SWAIN [koks-nri] patron (de chaloupe CO'COA' [fco'/co] cacao |_NIBS, C en grains | -NUT noix de coco 1 -nut MATTING, nattes en fibres de coco (pi] -NUT-TREE cocotier COCOO'N cocon | C.O.D. [= cash on delivery] COD, COD'FISH morue [fresh_) cabillaud | -LIVER OIL huile de foie de morue Cod'dle va. mitonner [pers) dorloter CODE code | -WORD mot telegraphique COD'LING pomme a cuire Coer'ce [ko-eurce] va. eontraindre: reprimer COER'CION [ko-eurche-nnl coercition Coe'val [ko-ive-'l] a. contemporain (with, de] COFF'EE cafe | I drink_Je prends du C | To roast_, Brfller du C | Bring me a cup of_! [to waiter in a cafe] Garmon ! un cafe ! | _with cream, milk, C au lait j _without milk, C noir | -BERRY grain de C | -HOUSE cafe | _PLANT cafeier | -POT cafetiere [in cafes) verseuse | -ROASTER briiloir a cafe | -ROOM sails a manger [tardeau COFF'ER coffre : caisse : cassette | -DAM ba- COFF'IN cercueil : biere -MAKER faiseur de cercueils COG dent \ -WHEEL roue d’engrenage [V. Cre- CO'GENCY force : puissance [maillere] Co'gent a. fort: puissant | _ly ad. avec force Cog'itate vn. mediter : penser Cog'nate a. analogue : de la mime famille ^ COG'NIZANCE connaissance | To take — »» of, Prendre C de | Cog'nizant a. instruit COG'NOMEN surnom [nickname) sobriquet COHE'RENCE _ fed : cohesion Cohe'rent a._feo : consequent COIL serpentin [serpent’s) repli [rope) rouleau [ Jz) cueille : glene [electric) bobine [mortal) enveloppe | Induction_, Bobine d'induction [m.)replier [&) lover :cueillir [on.)se replier f COIN monnaie : piece de monnaie [corner) encoignure [arch) de [tech, die) coin | Base. counterfeit _, Fausse 71/ | Current —, M S courante | To pay him in his own —, [fam] :2 Lui donner la monnaie de sa piece SCoin va. battre : frapper : monnayer [words & tig) fabriquer : forger [V. Money] COIN'AGE monnayage : monnaie | Free — V of silver, Frappe libre de l’argent Coinci'de vn. coincider: s’accorder (with, avec] COIN'ER [koi, o dans sor/] [faux-) monnayeur COIN'ING monnayage COKE_ | Hard, soft_, C bien cuit, peu cuit COL'ANDER [ke-l'e-nn-de-r} passoire COL FRANQAXS—ANGLAIS COL COL collar cks& : stock : neck [montagne) pass COLCHIQUE colchicum [col'-tchi-ke-mm] COLERE anger : passion (contre, with : de, at] Acces de_, Fit of A [ou P] Je me suis mis en_, I got angry | Mettre ... en_, To make ... angry: to put... in a passion [a.) passionate Colerique a. choleric : hasty COLIBRI humming-bird COLICITANT" joint beneficiary COLIFICHET" trifle : knick-knacks (pi] COLIMAQON" [f] snail | En —, Spiral COLIN-MAILL'ARD" blind-man’s buff COLIN-TAMPON" | Je m’en soucie comme de _, I ‘don’t care a rap about it’ COLIQUE col'ic [fam) pain in the stomach COLIS" package : article | En_POSTAL, By parcel post COLISIlE [ko-lee-zay) colosseum [kol-o-ci-em] COLLABORATEUR -TRICE : colleague : associate : contributor : co-worker COLLABORATION"_ : co-operation : aid Collaborer’ v. to work together: to contribute : to be on the staff (of a paper] COLLAGE sticking : pasting : gluing [du papier) sizing [pap. peint) hanging [vin) fining Collant' -e a. tight: close-fitting COLLATERAL aisle : side aisle [a/ile] Collateral -e a. collat'eral [latt'-e-re-l] COLLATION"_[leche-nn] lunch | Eaire line _, To lunch : to have some refreshment | _NNEMENT' [tel.] repetition |_nner‘ va. to collate (MSS.] [actes) to examine [teleg) to repeat | “TC” Repeat paid COLLE paste [forte) glue [de peau) size [fam) ‘cram’ : ‘poser’ : ‘fixer’ _de POISSON" isinglass [tech) fish-glue COLLECTEUR _tor [te-r] tax-collector | Egout _, Main sewer Collectif -ive a._ive [-menf -ly] [V. Billet] COLLECTION"_: set | _nner' va. to make a C of | NNEUR de,... -collector [F. STAMP] COL'LliGE high school : coll'ege [kol’edj] _Electoral constituency Col'legial -e a._iate [sf.) ‘ collegiate church ’ COL'LEGIEN"_an [lidj-ye-nn\ school-boy COL'LIlGUE col'league : fellow-member Col'ler' va. [a, to] to stick : to paste : to glue: to size [sur toile) to mount [du vin) to clarify [habit) to fit [fig) to put... in a fix [ecoles) to punish [im.) to stick [houille) to cake | Se_ ensemble, To stick together | Toujours colle sur les livres, Always poring over books | Non colle, [papier] Unsized COL LERETTE collar : flange (tech] COL'LET" [d’habit : mach) collar [de manteau) cape [pretre) bands (pi] [viande) neck [A'une racine) crown [filet) snare | _monte, Priggish : affected [to collar CoHe'ter' va. to seize ... by the throat [pers) COL’LEUR paper-hanger : bill-sticker [au college) one who sets hard questions or ‘crams’ students for examinations COL’LIER" collar : necklace [boeuf)neck [marque) ring [pour tuyau) clip [d’exeentrique) strap | Reprendre le_de misere, To go back to one’s drudgery [F. Coup de_: Franc du _] COL'LINE hill | Monter une_, To go up a H COLLISION" _ COLLOCATION" a list of creditors : sum set down as ...’s claim COLLODION" [ke-lode-ye-nn] _nne -e a. prepared with collodion ---w- COL r^r* --ENGLISH—FRENCH COL COLD froid [med) rhume | A heavy, a violent _, Un gros R |_on the chest, R de puitrine | _in the eye, Coup d’air (dans l’ceil] _in the head, R de cerveau | I have a bad_, Je suis tres enrhume -e | To catch a_, To take_, Prendre froid : s’enrhumer _a. froid [climate) rigoureux | I am _, J’ai F | It is_, 11 fait F | It’s bitterly_, 11 fait un F piquant | _ water, Eau fraxche | To throw_water on, Decourager | To get —, Refroidir [pers) se refroidir [med) s’enrhumer -blooded a. de sang-froid | -CHISEL ciseau a froid | _STORAGE conservation par le froid | _STEEL Varme blanche Cold'isli a. un peu froid | Cold'Iy ad. froide- COLD'NESS froideur : froid [merit COLLAP'SE ecroulement [pers) affaissement | _vn. s’ecrouler : s’echouer : s’affaisser Collap'sible a. pliant: ... pouvant se plier COLL'AR [ie-r] [coat) collet [shirt) col [lady's) col : collerette [horse, dog, & insignia) collier [of veal) roulade [va.) colleter : mettre un collier (a] [pers) prendre... au collet [slang) empoigner | Against the _, a plein collier: tres fatigant | To take him by the Le prendre au collet | Stand-up_, Col droit | _BEAM entrait superieur | -BONE clavicule | -STUD bouton de chemise | _E'D HEAD fromage d’ltalie Colla'te [a e] va. collationner : nommer Collat'eral a. _teral [security) accessoire COL'LEAGUE collegue [literary) collaborateur Collect' va. recueillir : ramasser [specimens & stamps) collectionner [taxes) percevoir [debt) recouvrer [bills) encaisser [alms, etc.) queter [vn.) s’amasser | To _ one’s self, Se recueillir | _ed a. rassemble [calm) recueilli COLLEC'TIONc_: compilation : amas[pers) S rassemblement [charity, etc.) collecte : quite J [of bills) encaissement [of taxes) perception -g [post-office) levee des boites [goods) enleve- "i; merit [or prise] a domicile | To make a_, ~ [money] Faire la quite | A _of COINS, ^PLANTS, Un medaillier, Un herbier COLLEC'TOR collecteur [specimens, etc.) col- ^ lectionneur [of alms) queteur [of taxes) per- w cepteur [customs) receveur COLL'EGE [coll'edj'] college lea [training_) lycee : institut [cath. priests) seminaire [med) faculte [College is a municipal, Lycee a state institution] [F. Agricultural] Colle'giate [ke-lVdji-ete] a. de college Colli'de vn. entrer en collision COLL'IE chien de berger (ecossais] COLL'IER [ye-r\ houilleur [ship) charbonnier COLL'IERY houillere : mine de charbon COLLI'SION c— : choc [&) abordage | _ on the railway, Tamponnement COL FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS COM COLLOQUE _quy conference | _r‘ va. to place : to make a list of (creditors] [coup) to hit | _ ... a, To palm ... off upon COLLUSION" _ | COLLYRE eye-salve COLMATAGE raising the level by mud-deposits COLOMBE dove (Roucouler = to coo] [const.) up'right COLOMBIER" dove-cote [typ) pigeon-holes [format, 60 cm X 90) columbier COLOMBINE [hot) col'umbine [col'mm-bainn} [agr) fowl’s [ou pigeon’s] dung COLON” col'onist: planter [F. Partiaire] COLON” [anat] colon COLONAGE farming for a share of the produce COLONEL [ko-lo-nel] [ke-r-ne-l) COLONELLE colonel’s wife [reg’t) first company (of the regiment] Colonial -e a_1 [ye-Z] Fruits_iaux, Foreign fruits | COLONIE_ny: settlement residents (pi] Colonisable [s, z] a. fit for colonization Coloniser’ va. to colonize COLONISATEUR [s, z] colonizer [a.) colonizing COLON NADE _ [col-e-nede] COLON"NE column : pillar [de lit) post COLOPHANE resin COLOQU"INTE colocynth [argot) ‘knob’ COLORATION" staining [peint) colouring Colorer’ va. to give ... colour [ting COLORIAGE colouring (prints, etc.] illumina- Colorier’ va. to colour (i.e., with paints, etc.] to illuminate : to stain COLOR1S” colouring : colour COLORISTE colourer [peintre) colourist Colossal -e a. _1 [fee-loss'-Z] COLOSSE colossus COLPORTAGE hawking : newsvending Colporter’ va. to hawk : to sell COLPORTEUR hawker : pedlar : newsvendor COLTINEUR dock-labourer : porter COLTIS" [4>] cant timbers COLZA rape [huile) colza COMA _ [fco'-me] _teux’-ewse a. comatose ^COMBAT’ [kon’ba, nas] _ [ke-mm-be-t(] fight [X, 40 battle : engagement |_a outrance, Deadly fight | Le fort du , The thick of the fight | Hors de _, ‘_’ : disabled | Mettre ... hors de_, To disable COMBATIVITE combativeness [fee-mm] COMBAT’TANT” com'batant [oiseau) ruff | Ancien_de, Old soldier who fought at Combat’tre v. (Table 67) to fight [proposition) to oppose [opinion) to combat [difficulte) to contend (contre, with] Combat’tu -e pp. [V. Combattre] — COMBE [kon'li] _ [koume] coomb “ Combien” ad. [suivi d’un verbe ou d’un adj.) a how ... [quantite)how much(de,..] [nombre) .2 how many (de,...] [distance) how far [_de pq temps) how long ftrivance 0 COMBINAISON" combina'tion : plan : conic; Combine -e a. [tech] compound [plan Combiner’ va. to combine : to contrive : to ~COMBLE heaping (measure] top : summit : ^ height: highest pitch (of] the * last straw ’ | De fond en _, From, top to bottom : to the foundations [fig) completely | Mettre le — a, To crown | Pour_de, To crown | Qa, c'est un_! ‘ That’s really a little bit too' stiff! ’ Comble a. [salle) crowded [niesure) full (to overflowing] COMBLEMENT” filling in [ou up] Combler’ va. [de, with] [mesure) to fill up : to cram [pers) to overwhelm: to load[un deficit) ^ to cover [fig) to fulfil : to fill the measure of COL ENGLISH Collo'quial a. de la conversation : familier —Uy ad. en style familier COL'OCYNTH [sinnth, th fort] coloquinte CO'LON [ko-le-nn] [:] [gram) deux points (pi] [typ) comma [intestine) colon COLONEL [ke-r'ne-l] | CY grade de C COL'ONIST [kol'-e-nisstt] colon COL' ONY colonie COL'ORADO BEE'TLE doryphore [ennemi de la pomme de Zerre] COLOSSE'UM [kol-e-ci-e-mm.] eolisee COL'OUR [Americ. COL'OR] couleur [wall-c) badigeon: couclie de peinture\Complementary _, Coul. complementaire | Primary, secondary _, C primitive, composee | To change Changer de C | Under _ of, Sous pretexte de | _S [pi] couleurs (pour peinture'] [military) drapeau [naval) pavilion (national] With —s ^flying, Enseignes deployees | Stand of —s, T (sing] Drapeaux (pi] To hoist the_s, Hisser is le pavilion | To strike one’s_s, Amener son P | Fast_s, Bon [or grand] teint | Oil —s, Couleurs a Vhuile [V. WATER] -blind a. at- teint de daltonisme _ BLINDNESS daltonisme Col'our va. colorer [with several c’s) colorier [walls) badigeonner [engravings) colorier : V enluminer [vn.) se colorer [pers) rougir FRENCH COM fCol'ourable [ke-le-re-be-l] a. plausible [-bly, -ment] _ IMITA'TION imitation evidente [or trop visible] V Col'oure’d a. colore : colorie [shirt, drapery: ~ pers) de couleur | Highly —, Fortement ^ colorie : exagere | Many-_, Polychrome COL'OURING coloris [house-painting) badi- geonnage | MATTER matter e color ante Col'ourless a. sans couleur COLT poulain | _’S FOOT [bot] pas d'ane CO'LTER [ou COU’LTER] coutre COL'UMBINE [koll'-mm-bainel ancolie COL'UMN’ [kolle-mni] colonne COMB' [fcowe] peigne [cock’s) Crete | Honey- _, Rayon | Horse_, Etrille \ Large-tooth _, Demeloir | Side_, Peigne a bandeau Small-tooth_, P fin | Pocket_, P depoche -CASE etui a peigne Comb’ [fcorne] va. peigner | _one’s HAIR, se peigner [V. Peigne] —down, [horse] etriller COM'BAT _ : lutte [u) combattre fea _IYE'NESS_ivite CO'MB ER peigneur-ewse [mach) peigneuse COMBINA'TION combinaison : ligue : association [illegal) coalition \ Right of, — Droit de se syndiquer | ‘ COM'BINE ’ [com] * trust ’ | Combi'ne \bdine\ v. [with, a : to, pour] combiner : reunir [pers) se liguer : se syndiquer COM FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS COM •o COMBRIERE tunny-net s COMBUSTIBLE _ : fuel [a.) combustible S COMBUSTION" [ke-mm-be-s'tche-mi] COMEDIE the'atre : com'edy : play [tig) farce [pars) players (pi] La haute_, True C | _ de SALON" private theatricals (pi] COMI^DIEN” come'dian : actor COMEDIENNE actress COMESTIBLE [<£• a.] eatable (_S’ provisions | Magasin de Italian warehouse | Marchand de Italian-warehouseman COMETE com'et | La_de Halley, Halley’s C COMICE | _agricole, Agricultural society (or gathering] _S' (pi] assembly COMIQUE comedy comic actor : comical part, ou thing [a.) comic : comical COMITIl committee: board | En petit—,A snug little party : by ourselves [ou yourselves, on themselves] COMMA \typ) colon [mus) comma COM'MANDANT" -E _ : _der : commanding officer [a.) commanding : ... in command COM'MANDE order [cordage) foxes : knittles (pi] _! 1 Aye, aye, Sir! ’ | De _, To order (de, for] at command : forced : sham | Bulletin de_, Order-form | Stir_, To order COM'MANDE'MENT' _dment command [X A d>) word of command [F. Echelle] COM ENGLISH-FRENCH COM CO'MBING peignage : coup de peigne COMBUS'TION _ feo Tston _CHAMBER [of motor] chambre d'avplo- Come [fce-wim] vn. [pret. Came : pp. Come] venir : arriver [F Serve, D.] se presenter : se faire [become) se de... [as, to _ undone, se defaire : to _ unstrung, se detendre : etc.] There’s a crisis coming, Une crise se prepare] To be long in coming, Se faire attendre ! How_s it? Comment cela se fait-il ?|_!_! [coaxingly] Voyons! | _! _along ! _on ! Allons! Venez! Marchons! | _in ! Entrez! | I’m coming ! J’y vais ! | We haven't_to that' yet! Nous n’en sommes pas encore la! | The time to_, L’avenir | That won’t be for a long time to_, Cela n’arrivera pas de long- temps | The world to_, La vie future j _ what may, Advienne que pourra | Nothing has_of it, 11 n’en est rien sorti — about', arriver : changer | _across, ren- contrer | Everything they_across, Tout ce qui leur tombe sous la main | _ after, suivre : venir apres [to fetch, V. ‘ Come for’] _ again, revenir | _ along, s’en venir : venir |_' at, atteindre: parvenir a |_away, partir : s’en aller | _ back, revenir [call to a dog or child) Arrive ici! [F. WASH] _' by, obtenir : voyager par (mar on ter re] venir de (jour ou nuit] _by', passer par | _down, descendre : venir [price) baisser [building, Ac.) s'ecrouler |_'for, venir chercher: venir pour | — forth,' se repandre [pers, etc.) s’avancer vers ... | _ forward, s’avancer : avancer | _' from, venir de : etre originaire de | Where does he_from ? D’ou vient-il ? | _here ! [to a dog, Ac.] Arrive ici! |_home, rentrer: revenir [fig) porter coup | _in, entrer : arriver [of fashion, or style) devenir la mode : commencer a etre a la mode [tide) monter | — in again, rentrer |_in' for, entrer pour: partager : y [or en] etre pour | _ into, se joindre : entrer (dans, en] [property) heriter de | _nearer (to] s’approcher de |_next, suivre | _of, venir de : provenir de : tenir a ce que ... | _off, se detacher [paint, etc.) s’en- lever [happen, take place) avoir lieu [badly, easily : fig.) s’en tirer | _ off victorious, remporter la victoire | _on, s’avancer vers [law trial) se plaider : se juger [storms, disorders) survenir | — out, sortir : s’en tirer [to begin) debuter [show ...self) se montrer : transpirer [book) paraitre [stains) s’enlever [young lady) faire ses debuts dans le monde | _over, traverser : passer [slang) l’emporter sur | _ round, [recover) se retablir (de mala- die'} consentir | _short', manquer | _' to, se monter a : revenir a [arrive at) venir a [a decision) prendre [starboard, port) venir sur | It _s to this', Voici ce qui en est | How did he_to say ... ? Comment se fait-il qu’ilait dit... ? | to', revenir (a soi] to'and fro' aller et venir | _together, venir ensemble : se rassembler |_together again, renouer amitid |_to light (etc] F. LIGHT, NOTHING, Same] _under, [influence of] subir | _ up, monter [to town) venir (a Londres] [plants) pousser | _up with, atteindre \ _' upon, tomber sur : attaquer : s’adresser a | _what will ! Advienne que pourra ! COME'DIAN comedien | COM'EDY comedie (COM'E LINESS beante : grace SCom'e'ly a. avenant : beau : convenable SCOM'ER venant | First _,Premier venu | New _s. [pi] Nouveaux venus | To all_9, a tout ^COM'FIT dragee [venant COM'FORT confort: [le) confortable: aisance: | agrement: bien-etre : consolations (pi] 1 _va. [with, to, de] consoler : soulager _able a. [to, pour] agreable : confortable : bien | It is very_there, On y est tres bien | iln_circumstances, a son aise | To make ... £_, Mettre ... a son aise _ably ad. a son aise : bien : commodement ^_ER consolateur -trice [scarf) cache-nez VCom'fortless a. sans consolation : triste Com'ical a. comique | A_speech, Un drole de discoursj A_sort of girl, Une drole de file COM'ING venue : arrivee : [1’) avenement, (du SMessie] [a.) a venir : qui s’approche | — IN S entree (of, en] revenu | _IN and OUT allees et venues \ _on BOARD abordage COMM'A [,] virgule | Inverted _s, Guillemets | In inverted_s, Entre G’s COMMAND' ordres (pi] commande : com- mandement (of, sur] autorite : pouvoir (over, vsur] He has wonderful _of temper, 11 se ~possede a merveille | He has great _ of g language, 11 a une grande facilite dexpres- g sion | I am second in —, Je commande en ^ second |_va. commander [a sum, etc.) avoir a sa disposition | To _ a view of, Donner sur: dominer | Com'mandeer' va. requisitionner COM FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS COM Com'mander' v. [a,...] to command : to order: to bid : to rule : to give the word of command [com) to order [A) to shape (the course] [hauteur) to C a view of : to overlook | Se_, To C o’s : to come at G : to come at one’s COM'MANDEUR _der : overseer [bidding COM'MANDITAIRE shareholder (limited) taking no part in the management COM'MANDITE | En Limited liability ... Com’me ad. <fe conj. as : like : almost : how : such as [temps) as : when [F. Goodness : Quoi] _cela [or <;a]Like this: like that [d>) Steady! [pers) ‘only middling’ | _ il est bon ! How kind he is! | _ il pleut" ! How it rains! | _ il faut, Gentlemanly: lady-like ichose) genteel [ad.) properly : as one ought' to : in the best way ou style |_par hasard, As if by chance | _qui dirait..., As you might say ... | Facile _tout, As easy as anything | Tout — si, Just as if | Il est_mort, He is almost dead | Un homme_ lui, A man like him COMMEMORATION" _ | La _ des morts, All Souls’ Hay Commemorer' va. to —orate COM'MENQANT"-IL’ beginner COMMENCEMENT" — : beginning | An_, At first: in the B | Il y a_a tout, Everything must have a B | _ d’incendie, Outbreak of fire Com'mencer' va. to begin : to commence COMMENSAL fellow-boarder : messmate Commensurable a. [math] _surate Com'ment' ad. how? [pourquoi) why? [plait- il?) What did you say? [Note : Comment in this sense is less polite than Plait-il ?] [inf.) What! What next, I wonder. |_se fait-il que ... ? How is it that... ? | _ done! [sense varies greatly with the intonation] I should think' so, indeed! | _cela ? How so ? COMMENTAIRE _tarv | _TATEUR _tor Commenter' v. to comment: to criticize COM'MIlRAGE gossip : gossiping COM'MERQANT' -E trader [a.) commercial ... | Rue_e, Business street COMMERCE _ : trade : business [fig) intercourse : connection | Chambre de _, Chamber of C | Faire le _de, To deal in [F. Ministre, Bankruptcy] Maison de _, Firm | _ exterieur, interieur, Foreign trade, inland T [ De _, Commercial: merchant | D’un_agreable, Of agreeable manners | Com'mereer' v. to trade Com'mercial -e a._1 [-menf -lly] COM'MERE gossip: god-rnotlier COM'METTANT" employer [polit) cdftstituent Com'mettre va. (Table 66) to commit: to entrust : to compromise : to expose : to lay Comminatoire a._tory: warning : threatening | Communication_, Warning Com'mis"-e pp. [F. Commettre] Deux fois —, [&] Cable-laid COM'MIS” clerk : employee [de boutique) shopman |_aux VIVRES steward |_VOYAGEUR commercial traveller [en Ameriqi ie)‘drummer' COMMISERATION" _ [a e] COM'MISSAIRE commissioner [pari) member of committee [ X) commissary [defete) steward | Juge_, Assistant magistrate | _de POLICE police-superintendent | _ PR1SEUR official valuer COM'MISSARIAT" [X) ’ [depolice) station COM MISSION"_: message [pari)— : committee | En_, In C [com) on C [fam) on an errand | _d’enquete, Committee of enquiry j _departementale, Committee of the County Council | _legislative, Parliamentary C | _ extra-parlementaire, Royal commission COM'MISSION'NAIRE [2 n’s] [deplace)commissionaire : porter : messenger [com) agent Com'mission'ner' va. to commission COMMODAT" loan to be returned intact COM’MODE chest of drawers [a.) convenient : comfortable [pers) easy: accommodating | _dement' ad. conveniently COM ENGLISH—FRENCH COM COMMAND'ER commandant [of the Bath, and Knight_) commandeur -IN-CHIEF generalissime COMMAND'MENT commandement | The ten _s, Le decalogue Commem'orate [rete] va. eelebrer COMMEMORA'TION _ : celebration : souvenir | In_of, a la memoire de Commen'ce v. commencer (to, a] devenir [an action) intenter [pers) debater : se mettre (d] _MENT _ : debut Commend' va. [to, a] recommander : confier [praise) louer [wares, etc.) faire valoir _able a. louable : recommandable _ably ad. d'une maniere louable COMMENDA'TION louange : eloge Commen'datory [te-re] a. elogieux Commen'surate a. proportionne (with, to, a] COMM'ENT appreciation | It needs no —, Cela se passe de commentaire Commer'cial [ede-t] a. — [house, traveller) de commerce [locality) commer<;ant [market report) [valeurs] industrielles (pi] Tde Commis'erate [ze-rete] va. avoir compassion COMMISSA'RIAT intendance militaire [ J>) _ COMM'ISSARY _ssaire [X)intendant COMMISSION c_ [of offences) perpetration [officer’s) brevet | To charge a_on, Prendre *3tme C sur | To execute a_, Executer uneC: i^s’acquitter d’un mandat | In —, [ship] En ■'• armement | On_, En C | To throw up his—, 5 Donner sa demission | The sale of—s, La ve- ^ nalite des grades | Royal —, C extra-parle- .g_AGENCY maison de C [mentaire S_AGENT commissionnaire : expediteur ^Commiss'ion va._nner . charger (to, a] _ER commissaire [of police) prefet Commit' [pp. -tted] va. commettre : faire : etre coupable de : consigner : envoyer en prison | ^_suicide, se suicider | _ for TRIAL renvoyer aux assises | _o’self, se compromettre COMMIT'MENT OR'DER mandat de depot COMMITT'EE comite| Executive—, C executif Parliamentary_, Commission : bureaux (pi] To go into_, [whole house] Se former en comite secret | _MEETING comite : reunion de C COMMO'DE fee | Night-_, Chaise percee COM FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS COM COMMODITE convenience (a, pour, to : de, to] accommodation |_S' (pi] water-closet (sing] [de la vie) amenities (pi] COMMOTION " [electrique) shock [med) eon- Commuable ad. commutable [mission Comrauer' va. to commute (en, to] COM'MUN'' generality of people : most people : servants (pi] En _, In common | Le — des martyrs, The common run of people : ‘the vulgar herd ’ | Rien de_avec, Nothing in common with | _S' out-buildings | — -e a. common : usual Com'munal-e a_1: of the commune | Ecole _e. Parish School COM'MUNARD' -E communist (Paris, 1871] COM' MUNAUTE nity : corporation : guild COM'MUNAUX' (pi] common (sing] COM MUNE ‘_’ : parish [F. Canton, Parish] inhabitants (pi] Chambre des _S, House of Commons Com'munement' ad. commonly : generally COM'MUNIANT" -E communicant Com'municatif -ive a._ive [encre) copying COM MUNICATION" _ : cognizance | En _, [iibr.] On approbation : Sale or return Com'munier' vn. to take the sacrament | Faire _, To administer the sacrament to COM MUNION" [ke-mioune-ye-nn] sacrament | Recevoir la_, To take the S COMMUNIQUE official communication ou note Com'muniquer' va. to communicate : to impart : to pass on | Faire_, To connect COM'MUNISME [eece-rn] _ism [izz-ni] COM'MUN ISTE_st [F. Communard] COMMUTATEUR switch : commutator COMMUTATION" _ f Compact -e a. _ COMPAGN'E companion : partner : fellow- traveller, etc.] play-fellow COMPAGNIE company [de cavalerie) troop [anim)herd[perdru;)covey | De _, Together | Demoiselle de_, Companion | De bonne_, Very nice : gentlemanly: ladylike | De mau- uaise _,Ungentlemanly: unladylike|Fausser _a ..., To give ... the slip COMPAGN'ON”_panion : partner [ouvrier) "3 journeyman ... : fellow-(soldier, workman, S etc.] [F. Fellow] [plante) campion | Bon —, c Boon companion Comparable a. com'parable [pe-re-be-l] ^ COM PARA T SON'' [s as z] rison (de, with] 2 Sans_, Beyond C | Toute _ est odieuse, *§ Comparisons are odious Comparaitre vn. (Table 63) to appear ^ Comparatif -ive a._ive [-ivement'-ly] Compare -e a. comparative Comparer' va. to compare (avec, with : a, to] Comparoir vn. to appear COMPARSE silent actor : supernumerary COM PARTI M ENT"_tment: cell: box | _ de dames seules, Ladies' compartment | _ de fumeurs, Smoking-carriage | a _s, In [ou with] C's [ou divisions] Com par u pp. invar. [F. Comparaitre] COM PAR UTI ON" [dr] appearance (in court] v Mandat de_, Summons COM ENGLISH-FRENCH COM Commo'dious [ye-ss] a. commode | _ly ad. commodement |_NESS commodity COMMODITY denree : produit COMM'ODORE [e-dor] [&] chef de division COMM'ON communaux (pi] bruyere | Right of_, Droit de vaine pdture | _a. commun : ordinaire : vulgaire [price) courant [people) ... du commun [soldier) simple | In_, En C (with, avec] Out of the_, Anormal | -BOOK cahier | — COUNCIL conseil municipal | _LAW droit coutumier | _PLEAS [cour des) plaids communs (tribunal civil] The g_RUN of people, Tout le monde : les gens Jdu commun | — SENSE [le) sens commun | g COMMONS table | Doctors’_s, Officialite j g HOUSE of _S, Chambre des communes § [France) Chambre des deputes | Short_s, Maigre chere [distingue Comm'onplace a. commun : banal : peu COMM'ONER etudiant ordinaire (a Vnniver- site\ [not a peer) bourgeois Comm'only ad. communement: ordinaire- ment | Very_, Tres souvent COMM'ONNESS frequence ^COMM'ONWEALTH etat : republique /Commu'ne vn. converser (with, avec] Commu'nicate v. communiquer : faire par- ~ venir [take sacrament) communier 'J COMMUNICATION c_ | Official _, Com- g munique Commu'nicative a_if | Not very_, Peu V expansif |2 COMMU'NION [mioune-ye-nn] [sacrament) <s _ [intercourse) communication : relations '§ (pi] -TABLE sainte table sCOMMU'NITY communaute : etat: monde COM'MUTA'TOR _teur Commu'te va. commuer : changer (to, en] COM'PACT pacte : contrat Compact' a._: serre [style) concis Compact'ly ad. d'une maniere compacte COMPACT'NESS compacite : peu de volume COMPANION [ye-nnh compagnon, compagne \ 'fco | _to a lady, Demoiselle de compagnie _, [«J>] capot d'echelle | _able a. de bonne compagnie | _less a. seul : tout seul COMPAN'IONSHIP compagnie : camaraderie /COM'PANY compagnie : societe : bande [&) [ equipage | The_, [«§&•] L'administration \ _assembled, Assistance | To go into —, Aller gdans le monde | To keep_, Yoir du monde 5? [with) tenir C a : frequenter [ships) aller de s conserve | To keep bad _, Frequenter la gmauvaise C | To see_, Recevoir | ... and ... request the favour of ...'s_at DINNER on ^ the 25th,... et ... prient ... de leur faire le I plaisir [or 1’honneur] de venir diner avec eux V[or de venir passer la soiree chez eux] le 25 Compar'ative a. _tif [anat. etc.) compare j _ly ad. relativement: comparativement Com pa're [pere] va. comparer : rapprocher [check off) verifier |_e’d to, En comparaison de | As _e’d with, Par rapport a COMPARISON comparaison Com FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS COM /'COMPAS"_ss B3& : compasses (pi] pair of compasses | _a pointes seches, Dividers | _de calibre, _ d’epaisseur. Callipers (pi] _de reduction. Proportional compasses Compasse -e a. formal : studied : regular Compasser* va. to measure : to regulate : to plan out [la carte, J>) to prick COMPASSION" — (pour, for] COMPATIBILITY _ty Compatible a._(avec, with] Compatir v. to sympathize (a,with] to bear: to accord (a, with] _ Compatissant" -e a. compassionate : sympa- m thizing gCOMPATRIOTE [<fe f.) compatriot : fellow- m countryman : fellow-countrywoman ^ Compensateur -trice a. compensating | Des ^ droits_s, Countervailing duties Jj COMPENSATION'‘ _ | En _ de, As a C for | j3 _de depens, Each to pay his own costs | ^ Chambre de_, Clearing-house ^ Compenser" va. to compensate (..., for] COMPERAGE [fig] complicity : trickery COMPARE god-father [fig) accomplice [fam) ‘old fellow’ | ‘_et compagnon,’ Hand and glove (avec, with] Ruse_, Artful fellow | -LORIOT' stye COMPETENCE_: jurisdiction | Cela n’est pas de ma_, That’s out of my line Competent" -e a._t: requisite (pour, for] COMPETITEUR _tor ' COMPLAINT E t [law term] lamentation [chanson) lament: ballad Complaire vn. (Table 39) to humour (a, ...] Se_, To delight (a, en, in] [liging manner ComplaisammenC ad. obligingly : in an ob- COMPLAISANCE _ : compliance : complacence [de, to) kindness | Billet de —, Accommodation bill |_SANT"-E flatterer : time-server [a.) obliging : time-serving | Par trop_Too kind COMPLEMENT _ [du verbe) object Complementaire a._ary : ... to make up | ^ Jours_s, [In the Republican Calendar fr. m ‘Sept.’ 17 to ‘Sept.’ 21 in each year] § COMPLET" suit : full number |_de voyage, .« Travelling S | _jaquette, Morning S | — PD veston, Lounge S | ‘Avoir son_,’ [vulg] To be dead drunk | Grand_, Full complement J3 Complet" -ete a. complete : full (up] perfect £ [homme) stout: well-built [esprit) well-bal- m anced | Nous sommes _s, We are full | Ce regiment est au_, This R has its complement COMPLETEMENT" [acute accent] completion Completement" [grave accent] ad. quite : completely Completer" va. to complete Complexe a._x : compound COMPLEXION" disposition: constitution COMPLEXITY_ty COMPLICATION"" _ COMPILATEUR compiler COMPILATION" _ vCompilei- va. to compile COMPLICE [cfc /-.] accomplice : co-respondent | COMPLICITY _ty (a, in] COMPLIES" (pi] compline (sing] COM ENGLISH-FRENCH COM fCOM'PASS [pi. _sses] compas k=a ; circuit: ^ cercle : espace (de temps] [J>) boussole [of a ■ f voice) etendue [reach) portee | Mariner’s_, a, Compas de mer \ Point of the_,Aire de vent I g Apairof_es, Un compas | In small_,Sous g un volume restreint: dans des limites etroites ^_va. entourer (with, de] atteindre : accom- i plir | _e'd about with, Assiege de ^ _CARD rose des vents Compass'ionate [pdch-e-ne-t] a. compatissant Compassionate [ete] va. avoir compassion de Compatibly ad. d’une maniere compatible COMPEE'R compagnon : egal : compere Compel' [-lle'd] va. forcer : obliger (to, a, de] Compen'dious [j/e-ss] a. abrege : succinct —iy ad. en abrege _NESS brievete COMPEN'DIUM [ye-mni] abrege Com'pensate va. [for, de] compenser [a pers.) dedommager | _sating a. compensateur | —SA'TION [seche-nn] : dedommagement Compe'te [ke-mm-pite) vn. faire concurrence (with, a] concourir (pour, for] To _ with one another, Se faire concurrence | ... that cannot be_d with, ... sans egal COM'PETENCE capacite (for, de] titres (pi] aisance \ Secure a_, S’assurer de quoi vivre Com'petent a. convenable : suffisant: competent (to, pour] —ly ad. convenablement COMPETI'TION [com) concurrence [for post, prize) concours | To come into_, Faire con-' currence (with, a] To put... up for_, Mettre ... au concours ["cours COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION [«e']con- COMPET'ITOR [pett'i-te-r] competiteur -trice [com) concurrent -e COMPILATION [le] compilation : recueil Compi'le [ke-mm-pa'ile] va. compiler : composer : recueillir | _R compilateur ~ COMPLA'CENCE,_CY satisfaction : com- ^Compla'cent a. de complaisance Lplaisance ^Compla'cently ad. avec complaisance jsComplai'n v. se plaindre (of, de] faire une S1 reclamation | _ANT plaignant -e ~ COMPLAI'NT plainte : reclamation : dole- S ance [bodily) maladie : mal | Cause of —, ^ Sujet de plainte \ To make_s, Se plaindre COM'PLEMENT complement: complet: orne- ment | Full_, [X] Grand complet Comple'te [ke-mmplite] a. complet fea : parfait [ended) acheve [fig) au comble [va.) completer : achever [fig) accomplir : combler -iy ad. completement _NESS etat complet: perfection COMPLETION [ke-mm1 pliche] achevement: perfection [X, -if) completement COMPLEX'ION [ke-mmplek-che-nn} — : temperament [fig) caractere: couleur | Dark _e’d, Light_e'd, Au teint brun, clair COMPLI'ANCE \ke-ynm-plai-nnce\ acquiescement | In_with, Conformement a Com'plicate va. compliquer |_d a. complique COM FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS COM ''COMPLIMENT"_tKSj : congratulation | _s affectueux, Kind regards | Faire — a [or Complimenter- fa.] C D de ..., To compliment C D upon ... [des evenements) to congratulate C D upon ... COMPLIMENTEUR -EUSE flatterer _a. complimentary : flattering Coinpliqu’e -ea. complicated | _qu’er- fa. to complicate | Se —, To get complicated COMPLOT" plot | Comploter- va. to plot Complu pp. invar. [V. Complaire] ■3COMPONCTION" punction : contrition $ Comporter' va. to permit [chose) to admit of | c Se_, To behave: to conduct o’s .£ COMPOSANT" [<fc_-e a.] component ^COMPOSE combination [medecine) compound a, (... of]_-e a. compound [pers) affected o [difficile) complex j Bien —, Select : good | Mai _, Low M COMPOSEES' [pi] composite plants *** Composer’ v. to compose [com., et med) to compound : to make up ... [typog) to set [fig) to adjust: to settle : to come to an arrangement | Se To compose o’s: to be composed [chiffres) to be made up (of] Composite a. [arch] _ [zitt] [compositor COMPOSITEUR -TRICE composer [ouvrier) COMPOSITION" — : agreement : examination : paper (essay] De bonne_, Easy | Entrer en _, To come to an arrangement COMPOST [a^r] — l_avec, with ^COMPOSTEUR [typ] composing-stick fCOMPOTE' stewed (fruit, etc.] de cerises. S cherries | En_, Stewed [fig) done to rags [pers) bruised : beaten black and blue COMPOTIER" fruit dish : glass dish COMPREH ENSIBILITE _ity Comprehensible a._ COMPREHENSION" _ [henn-che-nn] Comprendre va. (Table 59) to understand : to see [chose) to comprise : to comprehend: to include | Je comprends. I see! | Se faire _To make o’s understood -3 COMPRESSE _ss | _ssible a. _ § _SSIBILITE _ty | —SSION" _ c Compressif-ife a. | Mesures _s, Repres- .£ sive measures p4 Comprimable a. compressible u, COMPRIMlt tablet [pp.) compressed ©Comprimer- va. to compress : to restrain 'SCompris" a. [pp. Comprendre] _! I understand ! | Y _ ..., Including : ... included | S Non _, Exclusiveof : not reckoning [Invariable only when the noun follows : Y compris la table, but : La table comprise] Compromettanf -e a. dangerous : bad Compromettre va. (Table 66) to compromise : to commit : to injure | _sur ..., To submit ... to arbitration fpromettre COMPROMIS" \mee]_mise [pp. V. Com- COMPROMISSION" compromising action COMP'TABILITE accounts (pi] [lieu) accountant’s office |_en partie simple, double. Book-keeping by single, double entry COM ENGLISH-FRENCH CON COM'PLIMENT_: present | To pay ... a_, Faire un C a | Give my _s to, Faites rues C’s a | With the author’-s _s, Hommage de l’auteur | _va. complimenter : faire ses compliments a (on, de] Complimentary a_de felicitatiom: flatteur [lunch, etc.) d’honneur Comply' [plat] (with] vn. acceder, faire droit (a une demand e] remplir (les conditions] complaire : se soumettre Compo'nent a. constituant: composant _S [pi] pieces detaehees Compo'rt vji. s’accorder (with, avec] To _ one’s self, Se comporter | _MENT conduits ‘Com'pos mentis’ a. [law] sain d’esprit Compo'se va. _r : tranquilliser : ecrire | _ one’s self, Se calmer [calme Compo'se’d a. & pp. compose (of, de] [pers) COMPO'SER auteur [music) compositeur COMPOSING composition | _ DRAUGHT [draft1] potion calmante | _ MACHINE machine a composer j -STICK composteur Com'posite [zitt] a. compose [carriage) mixte [arch)composite|_ CANDLE bougiestearique COMPOSI'TION c_: nature [print’g rollers) pate | To offer a_to, Prendre des arrangements avec j COMPOS'ITOR compositeur COMPO'SURE [je-r] calme : tranquillite COM'POUND [comm-paonndd] [<fe a.] compose [eng., tech, a.) compound | _ INTEREST interets composes (pi] Compou'nd v. composer : combiner [com) atermoyer [or tran- siger]avec ses c,reanciers[for taxes) s’abonner Comprehend' va. comprendre Comprehensive a. _sif : etendu | _ly ad. largement | _NESS etendue : portee Compress' va. comprimer [fig) resserrer COMPRESSION c— | _ COCK robinet de C Compri'se [i at] va. contenir : renfermer COM'PROMISE [iai] transaction : compromis _fa. [one’s self) se compromettre [a claim) arranger (une demands] transiger Compromising [mat] a. compromettanf COMP TROLL'ER [conn-troler] controleur COMPUL'SION [ke-mmpe-l’che’nri] contrainte _pul'sory a. force : obligatoire _pul'sorily ad. par force : par contrainte COMPUNC'TION componction: remords COMPUTA'TION [komm-piou-teche-nn] c_ (chronology] supputation : compte Compu'te jjpioule] va. compter : supputer Con [Latin] Pro and _, Pour et contre j _amore, Tres volontiers : de tout coeur Con [-nne'd] va. repasser (une iepon] CONCATENA'TION [a e] enchainement «jConce'al va. [from, a) cacher [fig) celer : 'Sdissimuler [law) receler | _ER receleur | s_MENT action de cacher : secret (of, sur] Tretraite | _of birth, Dissimulation de nais- ^ sance \ In_, En cachette Conce'de [ke-nn-cxde] v. ceder : accorder (a] CONCEI'T [ke-nn-cite] imagination : vanite : idee plaisante | Out of_with, Degoute de | _ed a. suffisant | _FELLOW, suffisant _edly ad. avec sufflsance _EDNESS sufflsance COM FRAN ^ AIS—AN GL AIS CON /' COMPUTABLE [or Agent_] accountant [a.) accountable : responsible (a, to] COMP'TANT" cash | Au _, For cash COMP'TE [pr. kaunt, n nasal] account [V'. ce mot] count bsj : number | a_, On account j a ce _-la, At that' rate | a bon_, Cheap | Les bons _s font les bons amis. Short reckonings make long friends | Au bout du _, En fin de__ After all | Avoir son__ To get what one wants: to get one’s deserts | Cour des_S, Audit Dept, of Treasury | De bon __ Exact | De_a. demi, On joint A | Devoir _de, To be accountable for | Donner son_ a, To give ... his due : to pay off | En_rond, In round figures | Entrer en ligne de_, To be taken into A | Mettre en l. de_, To take ... into A | Porter 5 fr. au_de C D, To carry 5 fr. to C D’s A | Pour mon_, For my part | 73 Rendre_de, To render an A of [decrire) to £ give an A of | Se rendre_de, To get a clear c idea of: to realize : to find out | Sur le_de •” ..., On ...’s A | Tenir_de, To take into A: ^ to mind : to pay attention to [com) to carry 2 ... to one’s A | Trouver son_, To find it an *53 advantage (a, to] to be satisfied | Le — y est, C’est bien le _, It’s quite right [i.e., the ^ _COURANT' current account [account _ RENDU [pi. —s _s] account : report: review 03* | _rendu in extenso, Verbatim report | _de RETOUR notarial charges (pi] COMP'TE-PAS' pedometer Comp'ter' v.to count : to compute : to charge: to settle : to esteem [pour, as) to reckon : to intend : to think of [sur) to reckon (upon] line comptepas, He’s of no account | Comptez que ..., Depend upon it, ... | Comptez la- dessus! Depend upon it! [ironie) Don’t you wish you may get it! | Sans_without stinting COMP'TEUR reckoner [mach) counter [a eau, a gaz) meter [cycl) cyclometer COMP’TOIR [magasin) counter : department [marchd. de vin) bar [com) counting-house : branch-(office] [d’ane nation) factory | Demoiselle, Dame de_Shop-woman j Fille V, de —, Barmaid Compulser' va. to examine (documents] COMPULSOIRE order of the court to produce papers COMTE [m as n] count [en Anglet.) earl COMTt[m as n] county [titre) earldom COMTESSE [in as n] countess Comtois'-e a. ... of the Franclie-Comte Concasser' va. to pound : to break : to crush CONCASSEUR crusher Concave a._ [keve] CONCAVITE_ty [fair] Conceder' va. to concede : to grant CONCENTRATION" _ | Camp de _, Con centration camp Concentrer' va. to concentrate : to gather up Concentrique a._trie CONCEPTION" : apprehension Concernant' jmep. concerning : relating to Concerner' va. to concern : to relate to | En ce qui concerne. As regards : in reference to CONCERT” [konn'-se-rte] spiritual, C of sacred music | De_, In C : jointly CONCERTANT' performer Concerte -e a. concerted Concerter' va. to concert': to contrive [ Se — To consult together {pour, to] CONCESSION''_ : contract [terrain) grant : allotment: claim |_N'NAIRE person who has a grant : contractor : agent [dr) grantee Concevable a. conceivable Concevoir va. to conceive : to entertain (pour, for] to understand | Ainsi con<;u, Worded [ou expressed] thus | Je ne vous conQois pas, I can’t make you out at all CONCIERGE [<fc f.~\ [hall-) porter : doorkeeper : lodge-k : caretaker \_Ameriq.) janitor | Parlez au_, Apply to the D [tice, Paris CO NCI ER G ERIE prison of the Palais de Jus- CONCILE council | Conciliable a. reconcilable CONCILIABULE conventicle : secret conference ConcilianP-e a. _iatorv CONCILIATEUR-TRICE reconciler [a.) concil- CONCILIATION" _ ^ l>tory Concilier' va. to conciliate : to reconcile Concis” -e a._ise CONCISION ' conciseness CON ENGLISH Concei've [ke-nn-cive] v. concevoir : se mettre dans la tete | _o’self, se croire : s’imaginer CONCEPTION _ [idea) idee /-CONCERN' interet : part : souci : anxiete : chagrin [firm) entreprise : maison : affaire [slang) boutique | Of the utmost_, De la plus haute importance | Losing_, Mauvaise affaire | Not my_, Cela ne me regarde pas Concern' va. concerner | It —s A B to ~ know, II importe a A B de savoir | That does V not_you, Cela ne vous regarde pas I He V was_e'd in the riot, II prit part a I'emeute | g Those_e'd, Les interesses | I am_e’d in A> the speculation, Je suis interesse dans I’A | As far as I arn_e'd, Quant a moi | To be _e’d about, Etre inquiet de | Where life is —e'd, Ou il s’agit de la vie | To all whom it may_, a tous ceux qu’il appartiendra Concern'inq pi~ep. concernant : touchant: V a l’egard de FRENCH CON CON'CERT _ | In _, De C : a Vunisson CONCH [o dans sort] conque Concil'iate va. concilier | _tory a. conciliant CONCILIATION _ | -BOA'RD conseil de C Conci'se ike-nn-caice] a. concis" | _ly ad. avec concision j _NESS concision Conclu'de va. conclure (from, de : to, de] decider : finir [letter, etc) terminer (with, par : by, en] Concluding a. final CONCLU'SION c_: fin : decision : jugement | „ In_, En fin de compte | To come to a —, s En venir a une C [end) se terminer | To draw ,«a_, Tirer une C | To jump to a_, Conclure sans reflechir : se hater de conclure Conclusive [civv\ a. decisif [argument) con- cluant | _ly ad. d'une maniere concluante Concoct' va. digerer : mixtionner [a scheme) imaginer : inventer [a plot) machiner CONCOC'TION [colc'che-nnl coction [pagne CONCOM'ITANT accessoire [a.) qui accom- CON FRAN(?AIS-ANGLAIS CON CONCITOYEN"-_ENNE fellow-citizen : fellow- townsman : fellow-toivnswoman CONCLAVE _ [konn-kleve] Conclu -e pp. [V. Conclure] Concluant" -e a. conclusive Conclure v. (Table 52) to conclude : to close: to infer : to prove (de, from] to move | — un marche, To strike a bargain Conclusif -ive a.—ive , CONCLUSION" : inference : motion : deci- CONCOMBRE [m nasal] cucumber |_sion CONCORDANCE _ (de la Bible] agreement (with] [gram) concord Concordant' -e a. in agreement: harmonious CONCORDAT"_: liquidation [_avec remise partielle) composition [acte) certificate [Fr. polit.) the convention made with the papal see in 1801 for the regulation of the relations between church and state : terminated 1905 | _DATAIRE bankrupt who has obtained his certificate CONCORDE_d : harmony | _r' vn. to agree Concourir vn. (Table 16) to concur ou unite (en, in] to compete (pour, for] to co-operate (a, to, in] [math) to converge (en, to, in] to be on an equal footing CONCOURS" concourse (of pers.] concurrence : meeting [aide) assistance : co-operation [futfe) competition competitive examination [Amer. fam) 4... bee ’ | Hors_, [An exhibitor who is also one of the Exhibition jury, or who has already received recognition, cannot compete for an award : his exhibit enjoys instead the distinction of being ‘Hors_’]_ GliNliRAL annual inter-collegiate competitive examination between advanced students of the state colleges [done away with, 1904] Concouru pp. [V. Concourir] Concret" -ete a. concrete [krtte] CONCRETION" _ Conqu -e [pp. V. Concevoir] CONCUBINE _ | CONCUPISCENCE _ Concurremment" [em like am] ad. concurrently : in competition ~ CONCURRENCE ^competitionopposition| ® Faire_a, To compete with | Jusqu’a — de, S To the amount of | En_, In C c Concurrence pp. | Prix tres _, Closely cut CONCURRENT' -E ^competitor Lprice CONCUSSION" 0^ peculation : extortion : bribery | _N'NAIRE person guilty of P, E, or B Condam'nable a. reprehensible CONDAM'NATION"condemnation : sentence (sur, on] conviction | Passer —, [fig] To give up the case | Purger sa_, To serve o’s S CONDAM'N£-jE convict: prisoner | _a mort, Prisoner under sentence of death Condam'ner' va. [a, a, to] to condemn' [dr) to sentence [malade) to give ... up [boucher) to stop up ... | _les panneaux, To batten down the hatches (CONDENSATION" _ [colonne) closing up | Machine a_, Condensing engine g Condenser' v. to condense [X) to close up CONDENSEUR or—SATEUR condenser g CONDESCENDANCE condescension (a, to: 1-1 pour, towards] compliance (with] §Condescendre vn. to condescend (a, to] to | comply (a, with] l CONDIMENT"_[ang. pr. me-nntt] CONDIS'CIPLE fellow-student: schoolfellow CONDITION"_03) : position [soies, laines) department for drying and official checking of dryness, weight, &c., of silk (or wool] conditioning house | a_, On C (q_ue, subj. : de, infinitive] a _, On approbation | En —, In service | Entrer en_, To go into S | Personne de_, Person of rank | De basse_, Low-born | _S' terms | Dans de bonnes_s, In good C Condition'nel -elle a. conditional [-ment‘ -lly Condition'ner' v. to turn out... of good quality [la soie) to condition [V. Condition fea] Mai _nne, In bad condition CONDOLEANCE condolence | CONDOR _ CON ENGLISH-FRENCH CON CON'CORD e : harmonie : accord [music) accord [gram) concordance : accord Concor'dant a. d’accord CON'COURSE [fcorce] concours : reunion CON'CRETE beton [a.) concret [va.) betonner | Ferro-_, [ou_STEEL] B. arme Concur' [_rre'd] [ke-r\ vn. concourir (in, en : to, a] s’accorder (with, avec] etre d’accord CONCURR'ENCE [ke-re-nce\ feo concours : consentement [law) union j In — with, Par le concours de | _rr'ent a. qui concourt: reuni | _rr'ently ad. concurremment CONCUSS'ION fea secousse : ebranlement Condem'n' [demme] va. condamner (to, a, a] [disapprove) blamer | _mnable [demm-ne- be-t\ a. condamnable CONDEMNATION condamnation (to, a] Condem'natory [dem-ne] a. condamnatoire Conden'se v. condenser : se c [fig) resserrer : se r | _d MILK lait conserve CONDEN'SER condenseur : condensateur Conden'sing a. a condensation | _ENGINE machine a C, or a basse pression Condescend' vn._re (to, a] _ing a. condes- cendant | —ingly ad. avec condescendance CONDESCENSION [che-nn\ condescendance Condign' [dagne] a. juste (punitiori] CON'DIMENT assaisonnement CONDITION c_ : etat | In good, In bad_, g En bon, En mauvais etat | In a_to, En etat sde | To fulfil a_, Remplir une C | Upon_, Sa C | _S of contract. Cahier des charges | _al a. conditionnel ^_e'd a. conditionne [rank) de condition Condo'le vn. faire ses compliments de condo- leance (with, a] s’affliger (avec] Condo'ne D.fermer lesyeux sur : laisser passer Condu'ce to [ke-nn-diouce] vn. contribuer a : conduire a Condu'cive a. qui contribue (to, a] CON'DUCT conduite : direction : escorte | Safe _, Sauf-conduit Conduct' va. conduire (to, a] introduire (into, dans] diriger (des operations, etc.] _o’self, Se conduire : se comporter Conducting a. conducteur | Non-_, Non-C CON FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CON CONDUCTEUR -TRICE —tor : leader : guide [des travaux) clerk of works [ch. de f.) guard [de voiture, etc.) driver [de bestiaux) drover [des ponts et chaussees) overseer : assistant road-surveyor [a.) conducting [pers) leading CONDUCTIBILITE —ty Conduireva. (Table 51) to conduct [emmener) to take : to lead : to guide [accompagner) to take [diriger) to direct [voiture) to drive [l’art de_, Driving] [4>) to steer [marcliandises) to carry [affaires) to manage: to carry on [fluides) to convey [fig) to conduce | Se _, To find one's way : to be conducted : to behave o’s CONDUIT" [-dwee)_ [ke-nn'ditt) tube : pipe : way [crampillon) staple [pp. V. Conduire] CONDUITE conduct:behaviour: management: care : conveyance : channel [auto) driving | Changer de_, To turn over a new leaf CONE cone : storm-signal | En forme de _, Conical | _d’EMBRAYAGE friction-clutch CONFECTION"_ : making : completion [liste) drawing-up [med) making-up | _S' readymade clothes | Maison de_s, Dressmaking establishment | _s pour dames, Ladies'dresses made up | _n'ne-e a. made : ready-made _n'ner’ va. to make [habits) to make up CONFECTIONNEUR -EUSE outfitter : ...-maker : dealer in ready-made clothes CONFEDERATION"_: confederacy CONF£d£RE -E [<fc a.] confederate se Confdddrer' vr. to league together CONFERENCE [en as an) _ [sur, on) lecture | _ contradietoire. Public debate | Faire une _, To deliver a L | Maitre de _s, Lecturer CONFEiRENCIER" lecturer (occasionally] Conferer’ v. [a, upon] to confer [comparer) to compare (avec, with] CONFESSE confession | Aller a, Retourner, Revenir de_, To go to, to return from, C Confesser' va. to confess : to acknowledge : [theol) to hear..’s confession | Se to confess CONFESSEUR confessor fation CONFESSION'' [ke-nn-feche-nn] denomin- CONFESSION'NAL confessional [e-ne-l] CONFIANCE confidence : trust (dans, en, in] Abus' de _, Breach of T | Des airs de_, Plenty of assurance | Digne de _, trustworthy: ... that may be relied on | Commis de__ Confidential clerk | Maison de_, Respectable firm Confiant' -e a. confiding : confident: sanguine [presomptueux) forward Confidemment' [em as am) ad. in confidence § CONFIDENCE _ : secrecy [ En _, In secret: in C | Faire une_a, To tell ... a secret 04 CONFIDENT' -E _dant §Confidentiel -elle a. confidential [-mt'-lly] Confier' va. [a] to entrust, ou trust (a pers. with] to commit (a thing to] to confide | Se_, [a, dans, en] To confide (in] to rely (upon] CONFIGURATION" [you-reclie-nn) Confiner' va. to confine (a, to : dans, in] [vn.) to border (a, avec, on] CONFINS' [pi] con'fines : borders Confire va. (Table 46) [au sucre) to preserve [au vinaigre) to pickle Confirmatif -ive a. confirmatory (de, of] CONFIRMATION"— | Confirmer'va. to confirm | Se_, To be confirmed (dans, in] Confiscable a. liable to confiscation CONFISCATION" — [keche-nn) CONFISERIE confectionery : confectioner's shop | CONFISEUR -EUSE confectioner Confisqu'er' va. to confiscate : to forfeit CONFITURE ... preserve : ... jam [V. Jam] CONFLAGRATION" _ [fie-greche-nn) CONFLIT' conflict [d’idees) clashing [dr) conflicting decisions CONFLUENT" [en, an) confluence : meeting CON ENGLISH-FRENCH CON CONDUC'TOR _teur [omnibus) receveur [mus) chef d’orchestre [fig) guide | Lightning _, Paratonnerre CONE cone feo [V. Pulley] -WHEAT ble barbu CONFEC'TIONER confiseur -euse [for refreshments) limonadier -iere —Y confiserie : bonbons (pi] CONFEDERACY [plotters) ligue : association (illegale) confederation (des etats] CONFEDERATE [fedd-e-re-t) confedere: compere [va.) confederer [vn.) se confederer [a.) confedere : allie (with, a] Confer' [-rre'd] v. conferer : accorder (upon, on, a] To_together, Conferer ensemble Confess' va. [to, a] confesser : avouer [vn.) se confesser | _edly [edd-le) ad. de son propre aveu : sans contredit CONFESS'ION _ <Sso : aveu | To go to _, Aller a confesse | CONFESS'OR [se-r] con- fesseur | Father-_, Directeur CON'FIDANT [danntt] dent-e Confi'de [ke-nn-faidd) va. [to, a] confier [vn.) se confier : avoir confiance (in, en] CON'FIDENCE confiance : hardiesse [secret) confidence | To put_in, Avoir confiance .en Con'fident [de-nntt) a. confiant : sur : assure Confidential [clie-l) a. [person) de confiance: intime [of things) confidentiel | _lly ad. de confiance [of things) confidentiellement Con'fidently ad. avec confiance Confi'ne va. confiner : borner : restreindre : limiter (to, a] enfermer (within, dans] [unlawfully) sequestrer | _d [lady) accouchee [costive) constipe | _d to his bed, Retenu au lit |_d to his cell, Garde en cellule [V. ROOM] CONFI'NEMENT [fdinn] detention [military) arrets (pi] [of ivomen) couches (pi] [V. Ac- coucher feo] In_, En prison : sequestre | In close_, Au secret | Solitary_, Emprisonne- ment cellulaire CON'FINES [pi] confins [fig) limite Confirm' v. confirmer [habit) fortifier [in law) homologuer [election) valider CONFIRMATION [konn-fe-rmeche-nn) c_: affermissement | In_of, a l’appui de | In _ of our telegram, Pour confirmer notre telegramme Confirm'e'd [ke-nn-fe-rmde) a. invetere : determine : bien arrete : incorrigible Con'fiscate [kete) va. confisquer CON'FLICT conflit [fig) lutte | Conflict' vn. etre en contradiction (avec] lutter (contre] CON FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CON Confluer" w. to meet (avec, with] to run into Confondre va. to confound [idees) to confuse [accabler) to overwhelm | Je suis confondu, I am amazed | Se_, To blend (with] to be lost (in] to become confused | 11 se confond en exctises, He apologizes profusely CONFORMATION'‘ _ [meche-nn] Conforme a. in accordance (a, with] suitable (to] Pour copie_Certified copy ’ Conform^ -e a. formed Conforinement' (a] ad. agreeably (to] in conformity (with] Conformer’ v. [& Se iv.] to conform (a, to] to comply (a, with] to make CONFORMITE conformity (to, a : with, avec] similarity | En _de, In compliance with CONFORT" comfort [vieux sens) assistance CONFORTABLE comfort [a.) comfortable: easy | Peu—.Uncomfortable : ... not very comfortable | —menf ad. comfortably Confortanf -e a. strengthening Conforter’ va. to comfort: to strengthen CONFRATERNITE _ty : brotherhood CONFRERE colleague : fellow- (member, etc.] brother-... [journal) contemporary CONFRERIE brotherhood : sisterhood CONFRONTATION " confronting [des choses) comparing | Confronter’ va. [pers) to confront [choses) to compare (a, avec, with] Confus' -e a. [de, at] confused : obscure [pers) confused : at a loss to know how to thank ... Confus^ment’ ad. confusedly : obscurely CONFUSION"_ [honte) shame : confusion CONFUTATION"_ \konn-fiou-teche-nn] CONG£ leave : holiday [X) furlough [domes- tique ou maison) notice to quit [d’un navire) clearance [douanes) permit [tech) fillet | Six jours de_, 6 days’ holiday | Donner_, To give notice | Prendre_, To take L | Faire un_, To serve one’s time Congedier’ va. to discharge : to dismiss [X) to disband [J>) to pay ... off [point CONGELATION" _ | Point de _, Freezing Congeler’ v. [& Se_, vr.] to congeal: to freeze Congenial -e a._1 CONGESTION" — | _ cerebrate, C of the brain | — pulmonaire, C of the lungs _nner’ va. to congest CONGRATULATION-’ — [you-leche-nn] Congratuler’ va. to congratulate CONGRE conger-eel [cogn-ghe-r-ile] [order Congreganiste a. ... managed by a religious CONGREGA TION"_; society: fraternity CONGR^S”_ss | CONGRESSISTE member of a [ou the] congress Congru -e a. competent: sufficient | Portion Bare living | CongrOment* ad. correctly CONIFfeRE_r [pi) coniferte [a.) conif'erous Conique a. conical | Sections_s, conic sections Conjectural -e a. _1 : merely surmised CONJECTURE _ [ke-nn-djek-tche-'r] _r’ va. to conjecture : to surmise Conjoindre va. (Table 67) to unite : to join CONJOINT’ -E partner [pi) husband and wife | _a. joined : joint [pp. V. Conjoindre] Conjointement’ ad. jointly : in concert CONJONCTION" [t as s] conjunction: union CONJONCTURE juncture CONJUGAISON" —gation [V. Tables 1 to 76] Conjugal -e a._1 [ emenf [en as an,] -lly] Conjuguer’ va. to conjugate | Se —, To be conjugated ‘CONJUNGO’ marriage CONJURATEUR conspirator : conjurer CONJURATION" conspiracy : entreaty CONJURIl conspirator Conjure -e a. conspiring : sworn Conjurer’ va. to conspire (contre, against] to implore (de, to] to conju're j Se_, vr. To plot together (pour, fo] CON ENGLISH-FRENCH CON Conflicting a. en conflit: contradictoire CONFLUENCE confluent: concours Conform' va. conformer [vn.) se c (to, a] _able a. conforme (to, with, a] _ably ad. conformement (to, a] Confou nd [ke-nn-faounndd] va. confondre _ed a. maudit _edly ad. furieusement CONFRATERNITY [fre-te-r] confrerie Confront' [/Ve-nnte] va. confronter fee Confu'se [fiouze] vn. meler : embrouiller: de- concerter : rendre confus | _d a. confus | _dly [edd-li] ad. confusement CONFUTATION ifiou-te'che-nn] refutation Confu'te [ke-nn-fioute) va. refuter Conge'al [ke-nn-djile] va. congeler [vn.) se c Conge'nial [ke-nn-djin-ye-l] a. congenial: de la meme nature (que] sympathique (a. avec] dans le genie (de] [person) qui sympathise | A_employment, Un emploi qui me [or lui, etc.] convient CONGENIAL'ITY [djine] a f’finite: con for mite CON'GER [cogn-ghe-r] congre : anguille de mer CONGE'RIES masse informe : amas [ple'es Congest'ed DISTRICTS, regions trop peu- CONGLOM'ERATE [re-t] [geol] poudingue Congratulate va. feliciter : coraplimenter CONGRATULATION felicitation (on. de] Congratulatory a. de felicitation Con gregate [a e] va. rassembler [wi.) se r CONGREGATION [gheche-nri] _ : fideles (pi] auditoire: reunion | _al a. d'assemblee CON'GRESS congres| Member of the _, Con- gressiste | _MAN [United States] depute Con'gruous a. conforme (to, a] convenable Con'ieal a. conique [-lly, -mt] CONJECTURE _ [ixz.) conjecturer Conjoin' va. reunir : joindre [vn.) se joindre (with, a] _t'ly ad. conjointement Conjugate va. conjuguer | To be_d, Se c CONJUGATION [gheche-nn] conjugation CONJUNCTION [ke-nn-dje-nnk] conjonction fea | In _with, Conjointement avec CONJUNCTURE [dje-gnk] conjoncture Conju're [ke-nn-djoure] va. conjurer Con'jure [ke-nn'dje-r] va. ensorceler [juggle) escamoter | _up va. evoquer CON'JURER [juggler] prestidigitateur CON'JURIN G prestidigitation : escamotage _TRICK tour de P CON FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS CON CON'NAISSANCE knowledge (de, of a thing] [d’une pers) acquaintance [f etat) consciousness | Avoir_de, To know : to be aware of [&) to sight (land, Ac.] En_de cause, Knowingly | En pays de _, * At home ’ : among friends | Faire la_de C D, To make C D’s acquaintance | Une 'figure de_, A familiar face | Perdre_, To lose consciousness | Prendre _de, To examine, study [lettre) to note the contents (of] Sans_, Unconscious | Re- prendre _, To regain C | _des TEMPS', Nautical Almanac | _S' [pi] attainments CON'NAISSE'MENT” [en as an] bill of lading CON'NAISSEUR -ETJSE judge (en. of] connoisseur [a.) ... of a connoisseur Con'naitre v. (Table 60) to know (a pers. ou thing] to be acquainted with (a person] [F. Savoir] [un evenement) to be aware of : to recognize [dr) to take cognizance (de, of] Je le connais de nom, I know him by name | Je ne connais qne cela, There’s nothing else for it | Se_To know o’self (ou one another] Se_en, [or a] [pers) to be a judge of [fam) to be ‘ well up ’ in [cfio.ses) to be known by | 11 ne se connatt plus, He’s quite beside himself j S’y_To know one’s way about [F. Connu] CON'NIiTABLE | Grand_, High constable Connexe a. connected (a, with] CONNEXION"_(entre, between : a, with] relationship [d’idees) association [ a_directe, Direct-acting CONNIVENCE [en, an) _vance [ve-nnce] Conniver' va. to connive Con'nu -e pp. de Connaitre lea | _! That’s an old' tale ! | _de. Known to | Le proverbe_, The well-known P | Trop_, Too well known j Ohiffres _s, Plain figures | ‘Ni vu ni _,’ Not a word to anyone ! CONQU'E conch : conch-shell CONQU'ltRANT" _ror | _-e a. conquering Conqu'erir va. (Table 9) [vaincre) to conquer [gagner)_to acquire : to earn | Se_, To be CONQU' ETE conquest(sur, from, over] |_wou Conqu'is' -e pp. [F. Conquerir] Consacrer' va. to consecrate : to devote (a, to] [etablir, fixer) to establish : to sanction | L'expression _e'e, The usual phrase | Se_a, To devote o’self to CONSANGTJINITE _ty (on the father’s side] CONSCIENCE [en as an] _ [konn-che-nnce] consciousness : conscientiousness : scruple : heart | Cas de _, Matter of conscience : scruple (of conscience] En _, [typ] On the establishment | En bonne _, In all conscience | En toute surete de_, With a safe C | _nette, Clear C | _large, Elastic C | Avoir_de, To be conscious of | Consciencieux' -ease a. conscientious [-semenf -ly] Conscient'-e a. conscious (being] CONSCRIPTION" _ CONSCRIT” conscript: recruit [fig) raw hand CONSECRATION"_: dedication : devoting : sanction Consecutif -ive a._ive [-vemenf -ly] CONSEIL' advice: deliberation : council: meeting of directors [avoc.) counsel [pers, fig) adviser : guide | Prendre _, To take advice | Salle de_, Council chamber: board-room |_s sur, Hints on [F. Nuit] _ d'ADMINISTRATION” Board of Directors _d'liTAT Council of State [equivalent to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council] _de FAMILLE family council (appointed to protect the interests of a minor] _G^NliRAL [de Depart.] County Council _de GUERRE court-martial : council of war _des MINISTRES' Cabinet Council _MUNICIPAL Town C : C of the commune _des PRUD’HOMMES Committee of masters and men (for settling differences, etc.] CONSEILL'ER" councillor : counsellor [fam) adviser [F. Conseil, above] [municipal) town- councillor [va.) to counsel [de, to) to advise | _des dames, Looking-glass | Les_s ne sont pas les payeurs, Advisers run no risks CONSEILL' ER E adviser CON ENGLISH-FRENCH CON Connect' va. [with, to, a] lier : joindre : allier [mach) mettre en communication : embrayer Connected a. continu : en rapport [with, a) lie : ayant trait : se rattachant [with, avec) en relations | Well_, [pers] De bonne famille [F. Distantly] Connecting a. A'union [macli) de communication | -LINK [locomotive] coulisse [fig) trait d'union | -ROD bielle [coupling-rod of loco, wheels) B d’accoupleraent CONNEC'TION connexion: liaison: suite: rapport [intercourse) relations (pi] Business_, Clientele | Family_s, Parents : famille | Its _ with, Ses rapports avec | To form, break off, a __ Etablir, rompre, des relations Through_Correspondance [F. Run in_] CON'NING-TOW'ER abri du commandant Conni've at [i ai] vn. fermer les yeux sur CONN'OISSEUR' [konn'i-s-e-r'] connaisseur- Conno'te va. signifier : vouloir dire L-euse Connu'bial a. nuptial : conjugal Con'quer va. vaincre : conquerir CON'QUEROR [re-r] vainqueur | William the _, Guillaume le Conquerant CON'QUEST [kognk-oueste] conqnete ■ victoire CONSANGUINITY V* parents CON'SCIENCE _| -stricke'n a. bourrele de remords | _less a. sans scrupule _MONEY restitution anonyme [impot, Ac.] Conscientious [c/ie-ss] a. consciencieux -euse [scruple) de conscience [-ly, -eusement] _NESS conscience : droiture Con'scious [korin-che-ss) a. instruit (de] dont on a conscience : qui a C : qui a le sentiment de | To be_of. Avoir C de | _ly ad. sciem- ment | _NESS conscience : connaissance | To lose_, Perdre connaissance CON'SCRIPT [<fe a.] consent [no feminine] Con'secrate va. consacrer [bless) benir [a bishop) sacrer [a saint) canoniser | _d a. consacre : sacre p_GROUND terre sainte CONSEORA'TION [kreche-nn) c_ : sacre Consec'utive a. consecutif _ly ad. de suite CON FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS CON CONSENTE'MENT" [en, an] consent (a, to] Consentir [en as an] v. (Table 18) to consent (a, to] [mat) to spring | Qui ne dit mot consent, Silence gives consent Consecju'emmenf [em, am] ad. consequently CONSEQU'ENCE [en as an] _ : inference : consistency | De_, Important | En — de ..., In accordance with ... | Sans —, Of no C : inconsistent | Ne pas tirer a —, To be of no consequence CONSEiQU'ENT" [<fc a.] _ [avec soi) consistent | Par_, Consequently : so : therefore CONSERVATEUR -TRICE _tor : keeper [mu- see) curator [de bibliotheque) librarian [polil) conservative | _des forets, Commissioner of woods and forests | _des hypotheques, Registrar of mortgages _a. preservative : conservative CONSERVATION"_ : preservation : registration : keeping up [typog.) standing forme | Mettre ... en_, [typ] To keep ... standing CONSERVATOIRE ‘_school of music : museum (of machinery, etc.] CONSER VE preserve [au vinaigre) pickle [wed) conserve [fi>) convoy | Aller de_, To go in company |_S' [pi] preserves [.lunettes) sight preservers | _s alimentaires, Tinned provisions | _s de viande, Tinned meat Conserve!*' va. to preserve : to pickle : to keep [4>) to keep ... fast (sur, on] Bien ve [[chose] In good preservation | 11 est bien _ve, He carries his age well | Se_, To keep Ipers) to take care of one’s self : to carry one’s age well : to keep up Considerable a._le-be-l] great [-menf -ly] CONSIDI^RANT" preamble : clause [participe) considering | _que, Whereas CONSIDERATION" _ 0^ : regard (pour, for] account | a la_ d’..., On ...’s A | En_de, Out of R for | Prendre en_..., To take into consideration ... Considerement" ad. considerately Considerer' va. to consider:to examine [pers) to esteem : to look up to CONSIGN'ATAIRE consignee [dr) trustee CONSIGN'ATEUR -TRICE consignor CONSIGN'ATION" consignment [sarnn] [dr) payment into court (or as the law requires] CONSIGN'E orders (pi] guard-room [ch.de f) cloak-room | Deposer ... a la_, To leave ... at the C Consigner' va. [com) to consign (a, to] to deposit [un fait) to state : to record [soldat) to confine ... to the barracks : to put ... under arrest [au college) to keep ... in CONSISTANCE _ence: substance [fig) _encv: stability : standing let endue) extent Consistant' -e a. consistent: firm Consister' vn. to consist (a, in ...ing: dans, en, CONSISTOIRE tory [sissf-te-re] L«f, in Consolant"-e a. consoling : consolatory CONSOLATEUR -TRICE comforter [a.) consoling | CONSOLATION" _ : comfort CONSOLE _ [s f] table : bracket Consoler' va. to console: to comfort | Se — de, To be consoled on CONSOLIDATION" _ [decJie-nn] Consolider' va. to consolidate CONSOLES" consols CONSOM'MATEUR-TRICE consumer [cafes) customer {tlieol) finisher [a.) consuming CONSOM'MATION" consummation [mech'nn] end [usage) consumption : expenditure : expense [au cafe) drink : ‘ glass ’ | _des sieeles, End of the world | Societe de_, Co-operative society : supply stores CONSOM'M£ ‘_’: jelly-soup : gravy-S : stock [de baud') beef-tea | _-e a. consumm'ate CON ENGLISH-FRENCH CON CONSENT' consentement (to, a] accord | Silence gives_Qui ne dit mot consent _vn. consentir (to, d] CON'SEQUENCE [kouennce] consequence-.importance [7. Importer, Er.] In_of, Par suite de | It’s of no_, Cela ne fait rien | The_is that, 11 en resulte que Con'sequent [koue-nnte] a. en consequence : par suite (upon, de] Consequential lsikouenn'che-l]a. logique:... qui en resulte [pers) important: suffisant _11 y ad. avec importance [or suffisance] _NESS [pers] importance fquemment Con'sequently ad. par consequent : conse- CONSER'VATIVE [ve-tiv] [<£ a.] _teur -trice \ The_leaders, Les chefs du parti conserva- CON'SERVA'TOR [ve-te-r]_teur -trice [teur CONSER'VATORY fea [for flowers) serre Consid'er va. considerer: examiner :s’occuper de : estimer : tenir ...pour | To be considered ..., Passer pour 11_it..., Je trouvecela ... | I will — it, J’y reflechirai Consid'erate [e-re-t] a. reflechi : indulgent: prevenant : modere : attentif : aimable —ly ad. avec bonte : d’une maniere reflechie _NESS prudence : attention CONSIDERATION consideration : examen : equivalent : valeur | In — of, Out of _to, En C de : moyennant | Under _, En deliberation | On further [ou mature] _, Toute reflexion faite Tegard a Considering particip. vu : attendu que : eu Consi'g'n va. [to, a] confier : livrer [com) ex- pedier : envoy er ... en consignation CONSIG'NEE' lsai-ni] destinataire : consigna- taire | CONSi'G'NOR lke-nn-sagne-r] expedi- teur : consignateur -trice CONSIGNMENT Isa'inn] consignation : envoi | On_En C | To the_of A B, En C chez A B | Large_of, Grand arrivage de | _NOTE feuille d’expedition Consist' vn. [of, en, dans : in, a] consister : se composer (de] s’accorder (with, avec] Consistent a. compatible (with, avec] consequent (dans sa conduite] To be _ with, Etre de | _ly ad. conformement | To act _ly, Etre consequent dans ses actes Consol'atory Isoll'-e-te-re] a. consolant Conso'le lke-nn-sole] va. consoler Consolidate [a c] va. consolider Ivn.) se c Conso'Iing a. consolant : consolateur CONSOLS' [pi] consolides CON FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CON Consom'mer' va. to consu'me [achever) to consummate CONSOMPTION" [m nasal] consumption CONSONANCE consonance | Consonant' -e a. consonant | CONSON'NE consonant CONSORT' _ _S" associates CONSPIRATEUR _tor CONSPIRATION" conspiracy : plot Conspirer' v. to conspire : to tend (a, pour, to : contre, against] Conspuer' va. to howl ... down : to hoot at: to hiss | Conspuez ...! Down with ...! Constam’menf ad. constantly CONSTANCE _cy : firmness : evenness Constant’-e a._t: steady : certain [ation CONSTATATION" confirmation : authentic- Constater' va. to state : to report: to establish: to confirm [faire voir) to show | Je tiens a_, I am bound to state [stellated CONSTELLATION" _ \ Constelle-e a. con- CONSTERNATION" _ [neche-nn] Consterner' va. to dismay | _ne, Crestfallen CONSTIPATION" — : costiveness Constipe -e constipated | Constiper' va. to con- Constituant'-e a._ent |_stipate CONSTITUANTE _stituent Assembly, 1789- CONSTITUANT' member of the C A [91 Constituer' va. to constitute (an office] to appoint (a pers.] [fonder) to found [en frais) to put ... to expense [F. COST] _une rente, une dot a, To settle an annuity, a portion on | _prisonnier. To commit... to prison | Se_ prisonnier, To give o’self up to the police CONSTITUTION" _ {-sti-tiouche'nn] [d’une rente) settlement | Contrat de _, Deed of settlement [com) (sort of) bill of sale Constitution'nel -elle a._tional [-mf -lly] CONSTRICTEUR_tor | Boa _, B constrictor CONSTRUCTEUR _tor : builder [&) ship-B | -MIlCANICIEN" engineer (& founder, etc.] CONSTRUCTION" — : building : structure | Faire la_de, To construe | Ateliers de_, Erecting-shops : building-sheds Construire va. (Table 51) to construct : to build {gram) to construe | 11 fait_..., He is building ... | Construit' -e pp. constructed : built | _en bois, Built of wood CONSUI_[konn-se-l] Consulaire a. —lar [F. Juge] CONSULAT" {lali]_ate [siou-lete] Consultant" a. _ting | Avocat _, Chamber counsel | Medecin_, Consulting physician Consultatif -ive a._ive | Avoir voix_ive, To be permitted to speak, but not to vote | Un regard_An enquiring look CONSULTATION" _ [teche-nn] Consulter' v. to consult (avec, with] to have advice | Se_, To consider : to think over : to talk ... over together Consumant"-e a. consuming Consumer' va. to consume : to waste : to spend CONTACT— £K3j| | Mettre en_, To bringinto C I Mettre le_, To switch on the current Contagieux' -euse a._ious : infectious CONTAGION" [ke-nn-Udje-nn] infection CONTAMINATION" _ [neche-nn] Contaminer' va. to contaminate CON ENGLISH—FRENCH CON CON'SONANT tne-nntf] consonne [a.) consonant | _with, Conforme a : d’accord avec CON'SORT [<& f.] compagnon,compagne[husb.) epoux {wife) epouse [&) conserve Consort' [sorted vn. [with, a] s’associer (Conspic'uous a. visible : frappant : remar- gquable : eminent | To be_by one’s absence, i, Briller par son absence | To make o’self —, 5 Se mettre en evidence : 1 s’afficher’ 6 _ly ad. eminemment ^_NESS position eminente : distinction CONSPIR'ACY [spirr-e-ce] conspiration CONSPIR'ATOR [spir-e-te-r, i bref] —teur Conspi're [ke-nn-spaire] v. conspirer (against, contre : to, pour] CON'STABLE \ke-nn's-te-be-l] agent (depolice'] [parish) gendarme [hist.) connetable | Chief __ Commissaire de police CONSTAB'ULARY police [county —) gendarmerie \ Mounted_, Agents a cheval CON'STANCY [ste-nnce] Constance : stability Con'stant [konn'-ste-nntt] a—: stable : con- tinu : continuel | _ly ad. constamment CONSTITUENCY commettants (pl]electeurs (pi] [pari, div.) circonscription CONSTITUENT commettant [a.) constituant Constitute va. constituer ’fea : faire CONSTITU'TION [tiouche-nn\ _ : temperament | A man of iron _, Un T de fer | To take a CONSTITUTIONAL, faire sa petite promenade de digestion Constrai'n va. contraindre : necessiter : gener CONSTRAINT contrainte Construct' \ke-nn-stre-k!f] v. construire : batir CONSTRUCTION {ke-nn-stre-k-che-nn] : sens | To put the best _ upon ..., Donner l'interpretation la plus favorable a Constructive a. par induction : suppose Construe' [strou] va. construire : interpreter [translate) traduire Consult' [se-2tf] va. consulter _ing a. consultant | -ROOM cabinet Consu'me va. consommer [destroy) consumer {vn.) se consumer (away, entierement] CONSU'MER [&f.) consommateur [gas) abonne Consu'ming [siou] a. consumant : devorant (Consummate [me'fe] va. consommer | Consumm'ate [se-mm'e-f] a. acheve : con- somme : ‘fieffe ’ s CONSUMPTION [pr. ke-nn-se-mmpche-nn] S consomption [using)consommation [illness) ® maladie de poitrine -.phtisie He is in__ 11 3 est phtisique [or poitrinaire] | Consumptive a. phtisique : poitrinaire V _NESS disposition a la phtisie CONTACT _ | To bring ... into _ with, Mettre ... en rapport avec | To run in _ with, Rencontrer | -SCREW, vis platinee Conta'gious [ke-nn-tedje-ss] a. contagieux _NESS caractere contagieux [triser Contai'n va. contenir | To_o’s, Se c : se mai- Contam'inate va. souiller | _d a. souille CONTAMINATION [tammi-neche-nn] souil- CONTAN'GO [ke-nn-tagn'go] report [lure CON FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS CON CONTE story : tale [fam) ‘yarn ' | _ bleu, _ en l’air,_a dormir debout, Idle tale | Faiseur [or diseur] de_s, Story-teller | C’est un _ ®que tu me fais! You’re only making it up! c Content pi at if -ive a. ive e,CONTEMPLATION”_[pleche-nn] viewing §Conteinpler' va. to_plate : to meditate | »> Se_, To admire o’self, ou each other * CONTEMPORAIN- -E [A a.] _porary :... of g our own times I L'Italic _e, Italy of the * present day CONTEMPTEUR despiser [a.) scornful CONTENANCE countenance [F. cemot] look: bearing : posture : capacity [&, com) burden [d’un terrain) area | D’line_de ..., [terres] Containing | Perdre_, To be put out of C CONTENDANT’ -E contending party : rival _a. contending : rival Contenir va. (Table 15) to contain : to hold : to restrain : to check | Se_, To restrain o’self ^Content"-e a. [de, with] contented : satisfied : glad : pleased : happy [F. Content os^] Tout son_One’s fill | Tres_, Very glad : very H | _de soi, On good terms with o’s CONTENTE’MENT" _tment : pleasure gContenter’ va. to satisfy : to please | Se_, m To be satisfied : to be content (de, with] to ** indulge one’s self SCONTENTIEUX- [pi] law cases . contested claims | Cabinet de_, Lawyer’s office | Chef du_, Company’s lawyer |_-euse a. contentious : open to dispute {CONTENTION;- — [d’esprit) intensity CONTE'NU contents (pi] content : enclosure j _-e pp. [F. Contenir] Conter' v. to tell: to relate | En_a, To hum bug : to tell ... fibs : to tell ... a fine story | En avoir long a__ To have a lot to tell | Se_ To be told Contestable a._ [te-be-l] open to dispute CONTESTATION” contest : dispute CONTESTE | Sans_Indisputably Contester" va. to contest : to dispute (avec, with] Se__ To be disputed CONTEUR-EUSE story-teller: ... who tells [ou told] ... : talker [a.) fond of telling anecdotes CONTEXTE con'text : text CONTEXTURE _ : structure Contiqu-e a. adjoining (a, ...] CONTIGUiTE —tv : proximity CONTINENCE _ | Continent- -e a. _ CONTINENT" [geog. phys.) mainland Continental -e a._1 [konnti-nenn'-t’l] CONTINGENCE contingency CONTINGENT" [<fc a.] _ : share Continu-e a. uninterrupted [temps) continual [etat) continued [etendue, travail, etc.) continuous Dofc CONTINUATION-' _ [eche-nn] _ance Continuel -elle a._al [-menf -ly] Continuer- va. to continue : to go on with [vn.) to continue (d, de, to] to go on : to last | Se _, To extend : to keep on CONTINUITY _ty [fam) keeping on | Solution de_, Break : interruption Contondant"-e a. blunt CONTORSION-’ tion [che-nu] twist CONTOUR _ : outline : circuit Contourner" va. to give ... a proper outline : to distort: to go round | Se_, To grow crooked CON ENGLISH-FRENCH CON Contem'n' [temm] va. mepriser : dedaigner Contemplate [conn'temmplete] v. coutempler [intend) mediter [foresee) prevoir CONTEMPLA'TION [a e] c_ : meditation : pensee : vue CONTEM'PORARY [fce-nn-temmpo-re-re] [d- a.] contemporain | Our_, Notre confrere CONTEM'PT mepris | In _ of, Au M de | _of COURT, offense (envers la Cour] [non- appearance) refus de comparaitre | _iblr a. meprisable |_IBLENESS caractere mepri- sable |_ibly ad. At me maniere meprisable Contemptuous [ke-nn-temmp-tcfiou-e-ss] a. meprisant: dedaigneux | _uously ad. avec mepris Contend' vn. lutter (against, contre] combattre (for, pour] se disputer (un prix, &c.] soutenir: pretendre (that, que] CONTENDING contestation [«.) contendant: oppose : rival CON'TENT [math] contend | _S, contenu /CONTENT' contentement | To o’s heart’s ^ _, a cceur joie | Content' a. [with, to, de] ■g _11 am_to, Je vejux bien ... [Note. The § French ‘Content’ fen often has a wider V meaning than the English] _S, NON-_S, S votes pour, contre ^ Content' va. contenter | To_o’s with little, Se C de peu | _ed a. content (with, de : to, V de] _edly ad. content CONTENT'EDNESS contentement CONTEN'TION [ke-nn-tennche-nn]_ : lutte | Bone of_, Pomme de discorde Conten'tious [tenn'che-ss] a. querelleur CON'TENTS (pi] contenu (sing] [index) table des rnatieres CON'TEST lutte : combat Contest' v. contester (with, avec] Contiguous a. contigu (to, a] tout d un tenant CON'TINENOE c_ : chastete [fig) retenue Continent a._: chaste : modere CONTINGENCY _ce : hasard | _CIES [pi] . dtpenses imprevties [math) contingence f CONTINGENT [troops) _ [fig) evenement .s fortuit [a.) contingent: incertain ** —ly ad. fortuitement CONTIN'UANCE continuation : duree : perseverance [stay) sejour (at, a : in, dans] CONTINUATION c_ : duree [tales) suite /Gontin'ue va. continuer : prolonger : per- petuer : conserver [favors, to o’s successor) S reporter (to, sur] [vn.) continuer (to, a, de] demeurer : rester (in, dans] durer .g_d a. continu [sustained) soutenu | To be_, d suivre : la suite prochainement i^Contin'uous [yon-e-ss] a. continu CON'TOUR_ | _lines, Courbes Aaltitude Con'tra prep. \ Per_, Par contre CON'TRABAND contrebande [a.) de C _GOODS [p\]7narchandises de contrebande CON FRAN 9 AIS—AN GL AIS CON CONTRACTANT" contracting party [a.) con- Contracte -e a. contracted [tracting Contracter" v. to contract (avec, with] to get | Se_, To shrink : to be contracted [ou caught] CONTRACTION" [che-mi] [contract Contractuel -elle a. stipulated : appointed by CONTRACTURE _ CONTRADICTION" _ : inconsistency Contradictoire a. _tory [dr) drawn up [ou given] in the presence of [ou after hearing] the parties | Conference_, Pub. debate | Ap- peler du jugement —, To appeal to a higher court | _menf ad. inconsistently [dr) after hearing both parties : the parties being present in person Contraindre va. (Table 58) to compel: to force (a, de, to] to restrain (from] to seize | Se_, To constrain [ou force] one’s self Contraint" -e pp. [V. Contraindre] CONTRAINTE compulsion : constraint : restraint [dr) warrant | _ par CORP'S' arrest: imprisonment for debt CONTRAIRE con'trary : opposite (de, of ...] [a.) contrary : unfavourable : injurious (a, to ...] Au_, On the contrary | Au_de, Contrary to : unlike ... | Tout au_, Quite to the C | Action _, Cross action | a moins d’ordre _, Unless ordered to the contrary Contraire’ment a, ad. contrary to CONTRALTO _ Contrariant’-e a. provoking Contrarier" va. to contradict : to counteract : to thwart: to vex : to provoke : to annoy : to cross | Se_, To tease, cross, ou counteract each other | _e-e'e pp. ‘put out’ CONTRARIETE _iety : annoyance | Quelle _! How provoking! J Vive_, Great A CONTRASTE [avec, to) con'trast [a, from) contradistinction Contraster' va. to contras't (avec, with] CONTRAT" contract : deed : agreement: bond [de manage) marriage settlement [d’appren- tissage) indentures (pi] CONTRAVENTION"_[venneh] [dr) offence CONTRE [escrime) counter | Le pour et le_, The ‘pros and cons’: both sides Contre prep., ad. against: near: by [dr) versus [in some compounds) counter-... ‘.opposite ...: after | _timbres, On receipt of stamps | Ci- _, Opposite | Par_, On the other hand : by way of compensation | Tout —, Close by: close CONTRE-ACCUSATION'' counter-charge —-ALLEE side-walk —-AMIRAL rear-admiral —-APPEL [X] second call : ‘fall in’ —-ATTAQUE counter-attack | Faire tine_, To counter-attack |"C each other —-balancer" va. to counterbalance | Se_, To CONTREBANDE contraband : smuggled goods De —, Contraband : smuggled —BANDIER"-J_EiiI_E smuggler Contre-bas" ad. | En_de, Lower down than CONTREBASSE counter-bass: double-bass CONTRE-BATTERIE [X) counter-battery [fig) counterplot Contre-biais"’ ad. | a_, Contrariwise _-BITTES' cable-standard _-brasser" v. to counter-brace | -BRIDE loose _-CACATOIS" skysail (-s] [flange Contrecarrer" va. to thwart _-CGIUR back (of a chimney] a _, Against the grain . unwillingly _-COUP" rebound [fig) consequence : effects CONTREDANSE quadrille Contredire va. (Table 42) to contradict | Se_, To contradict o’self [ou each other] Sans CONTREDIT", Unquestionably CONTREE district : part [geol : agr) country CONTRE £CROU lock-nut ' _-EPREUVE counter-proof _-ETRAVE [4,] apron CONTREFAQON" forgery : counterfeit [de brevet) infringement [de livre) piracy : pirated book (ou copy]_FACTEUR forger: pirate Contrefaire va. (Table 38) to counterfeit: to imitate : to mimic [sa voix) to disguise [livre) to pirate [brevet) to infringe | Se_, To be Contrefait" -e a. deformed [counterfeited CONTRE-FICHE strut _-FIL | a_, Against the grain ou current CONTREFORT" buttress : support : spur Contre-haut" ad. | En_de, Higher up than _-jour | a_, ad. Against the light: with my [its, etc.) back to the light [swain’s mate CONTREMAlTRE foreman : overseer [4>) boat- Contremander" va. to countermand CONTREMARCHE countermarch [tech) riser CONTREMARQUE [theatre] check CONTRE-MINE countermine | _r" va. to G _-ORDRE countermand | _-PARTIE reverse _-PASSATION" re-endorsement _-passer" va. to re-endorse CON ENGLISH-FRENCH CON CON'TRACT [law) contrat: promesse (de manage] [pub. works) soumission : entreprise : fourniture | As per_, [price] Prix convenu | By _, a forfait | Conditions of_, Cahier des charges (for, de] To put ... up to —, Mettre ... en adjudication | By private_, [rente] a Vamiable : de gre a gre | Freedom of_, Liberte des transactions Contract' va. contracter [fig) resserrer : abre- ger : raccourcir [o’s brow) froncer [vn.) se r: se c (with, avec] traiter (for, pour] s’engager (to, a] [pub. works) entreprendre : soumis- sionner | _ed a. etroit [brow) fronce [gram) contracts CONTRAC'TEDNESS retrecissement CONTRAC'TION c_: raccourcissement [of metal) retrait [math) abbreviation CONTRAC'TOR [te-r] _tant [builder) entrepreneur [grantee) adjudicataire [X and 4>) fournisseur Contradict' va. contredire : dementir |_one’s self, Se dementir [fam) se couper | To be contradicted, [event] Etre dementi CONTRADISTINC'TION | In _ to, Par cun- traste avec Con'trary a. [tre-re] contraire leo : contre... CON'TRAST contraste | Contrast' va. faire contraster | _vn. [arts] contraster fea CON FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CON Contre-pedaler' vn. to back-pedal CONTRE-PIED" reverse : exact opposite CONTREPOID'S" counterpoise: counterweight CONTRE-POIL wrong way (of the hair, etc.] a —, Against the grain : the wrong way C0NTREP01NT" counterpoint CONTRE-POINTE tail-stock (of lathe] Contre-pointer' va. to quilt... on both sides : to hold ... in check : to thwart CONTREPOISON" antidote (de, to] CONTRE-PRESSION" back-pressure CONTRE-PROJET' counter-project —-QUILL'E [d>] keelson _-RAIL' [like Eng. word rye] check-rail _-RIVURE rivet-washer CONTRESCARPE counterscarp CONTRESENS' wrong sense: wrong way : mistranslation : nonsense | a_, Quite wrong Contresign'er’ va. to countersign [sdigne] CONTRETEMP'S” [mp, n nasal] mishap : piece of ill-luck | a _, Unseasonably [mils) out of Contre-tenez ! [4>] Lower handsomely! |_time CONTRE-TORPILL'EUR destroyer Contrevenir vn. (Table 15) to infringe : to vio- CONTREVENT" shutter Llate (a, ...] CONTRE-VERITE irony-.satire | Dire line_, To speak ironically [payer CONTRIBUABLE tax-payer [d’wne ville) rate- Contribuer' vn. to contribute (a, to, pour, ...] CONTRIBUTION" — [biouche-nri] (a, to] [*) average | _S' (pi] tax : taxes [dans une ville) rate: rates |_directes, Assessed taxes | _indirectes, Excise revenue Contrister' va. to grieve : to pain j Se_, To feel grieved | Contrit"-ea—e [konntraite] CONTRITION- — [che-nn] CONTROLE control: register : list: inspection : examination [ou taking] of tickets [theatre) check-taker’s office | Sans_, Uncontrolled | Poincjon de_, Hall-mark : stamp CONTROLEMENT" checking : inspection Controler' va. to control :to stamp: to register: to check [billets) to examine CONTROLEUR ticket-collector [douanes) comptroller [d’atelier) time-keeper [fig) critic Controuve -e a. false : forged CONTROVERSE_sy |_se-e a. controverted CONTUMACE _cy [sm. & f.) defaulter | Con- damne par —, Sentenced in default Contumace a._acious CONTUSION" [s, z] _ : bruise —nner' va. to bruise Convaincant" -e a. convincing Convaincre va. (Table 68) to convince [dr) to convict | Se_, To satisfy one’s self Convaincu-e a. ... by [ou of] conviction : inveterate : determined [en bonne part) enthusiastic : earnest [coupable) convicted CONVALESCENCE _ | En _, [X] On sick leave | Entrer en_, To be convalescent Convalescent' -e a._t [ve-less'-nntt] Convenable a. proper : fit: becoming (a, for : de, to] suitable (a, to] [ menl’ -ly] Peu _, Improper : unsuitable : unfit CONVENANCE fitness : propriety : expediency : convenience [pi) common civility, decency Convenn* wi. (Table 15) to agree (a, avec, with: sur, de, upon : de, to] to acknowledge (que, that] to be expedient (de, to] to become : to suit (a,...] 11 ne vous convient pas de, It does not become you to | Ils sont convenus de, They have agreed to | Ce chapeau, ce domestique, me convient, This hat, this servant suits me 11 convient de ..., It is [ou may be] well to ... Se —, To suit each other [choses) to agree CONVENTICULE [en, an] _ticle CONVENTION"_ : agreement : condition : terms (pi] De _, Conventional | La _ de Geneve, The Gene’va Convention CONVENTIONNEL member of the Natn’l Convention | —-elle a._tional [-llemt' -lly] Convenu -e pp. [V. Convenir] agreed | Prix —, Price agreed upon CONVERGENCE _ Convergent"-e a._t [ve-rdje] Converger' vn. to converge [ve-rdje] CON ENGLISH—FRENCH CON Contrib'ute [youte] v. payer: contribuer: col- laborer (a] CONTRIBUTION [fciou] _ [newsp.) article CONTRIB'UTOR [dc /.] [pers) ... qui contribue [literary) collaborateur -trice | To be a_to, Contribuer a [paper) collaborer a Con'trite [i ai\ a. contrit : de contrition _ly ad. avec contrition CONTRI'VANCE [at] invention : projet [plan) moyen : combinaison [shift) artifice Contri've [i at] va. arranger [invent) imaginer [vn.) s’arranger (to, pour) trouver moyen (to, de] [succeed) parvenir (a] To_that, S’arranger de maniere que CONTRI'VER [<fc f.] inventeur -trice : auteur CONTRO'L controle (of, de] autorite : gerance\ Without_, Sans frein : sans C | _ [-lle'd] va. controler : gouverner [repress) reprimer [o’self) avoir de 1’empire sur CONTROLLER controleur Controversial [ve-rche-l] a. de controverse _1ST controversiste CONTROVERSY controverse : differend : dis- Con'trovert va. controverser \_pute Contuma'cious [meclie-ss] a.obstine [in law) contumace | _ly ad. avec contumace CON'TUME’LY injure : mepris : insulte CONUN'DRUM [u e] jeu de mots : enigme Conve'ne [ke-nn-vine] va. convoquer : reunir CONVENIENCE commodity: convenance | At one’s —, Quand cela conviendra (a ...] Conve'nient [vine] a. commode : convenable: agreable | To make it_to, S’arranger de maniere a Conve'niently ad. commodement:bien | If he can_come, S’il peut venir sans se gener CON'VENT couvent (de femmes] Conventional [ke-nn-venn'-che-ne-l] a. eon- ventionnel: de convention _lly ad._onnellement : par convention Conventionalize va. rendre conventionnel Conver'sable [veur'-se-be-l] a. [fam] sociable Con'versant a. verse (dans] To be thoroughly _with Greek, Bien savoir le grec CON FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS COP CONVERSATION" _ [fam) talk | Maison de _, Assembly room | Converse!*' vn. to converse [fam) to talk [X) to wheel CONVERSION" [ve-rch'nn] [><) wheeling | a gauche_! Wheel to the left! \a._ CONVERT! -E con'vert [pp.) converged |_ible Convertir v. to convert': to turn (a, to: en, into] Se__ [en, into] To turn:to change:to be converted. convert'ible [pers) to become a con'vert Convertissable a. convertible CONVERTISSE'MENT" conversion [coin] CONVERT!SSEUR converter Convexe a. _x | CONVEXITE _ity CONVICTION" [ke-nn-vik'-che-nn] Avoir la_de, To be convinced of | Pieces a_, Incriminating articles, etc., found in possession of the prisoner, etc. | Sans _, In a half-hearted CONVIE-H guest : companion at table Lway Convier' va. to invite : to incite (a, de, to] CONVIVE [<£ f.~\ guest [quisition CONVOCATION" : calling together: re- CONVOI funeral procession : cortege : convoy Convoiter' va. to covet [fee] Convoiteux' -euse a. covetous [ke] CONVOITISE covetousness CON VOL second marriage | _er" vn. to marry again | _ en troisiemes noces. To marry for the third time | CONVOLVULUS [viou-le-ss] Convoqu'er' va. to convoke : to call together: to call a meeting of ... [X) to call up Convulsif -ive a. _ive [ve-l-siw] [-vement'-ly] CONVULSION" [ve-lche-nn] Donner des s a ..., To throw ... into convulsions COOPI^RATEUR -TRICE co-operator Cooperatif -ive a. co-operative COOPERATION"_ [ko-op-e-reche-nn] Cooperer' vn. to co-operate [re'fe] Coordon'ner' va. to arrange ... in order COPAHU [hot, medJ copaiba COPAiN'' chum | Etre le _ de, To go shares with | COPAI_ Copartageant' -e a. sharing ... jointly COPE'AU shaving : chip COPIE copy (de, of : d’apres, from] [au college) paper [fig) image CON ENGLISH—FRENCH COP CONVERSA'TION c_ : entretien [daily life) § commerce | To carry on a _, Faire la C \ rgConversational a. ... de conversation | Of good_powers, Qui cause tres bien CONVERSAZIO'NE [satts-i-6-ne] reunion CON'VERSE [<& a.] [in logic) c— : reciproque [intercourse) commerce : conversation Conver'se vn. [with, avec] s’entretenir : con- verser : faire la conversation | —ly ad. reci- CON'VERT [<fc fi] converti-e [proquement Conver't va. [to, en) convertir [into, en) transformer [to, a) faire servir [steel) cementer CONVER'TER [tech] convertisseur Convertible a._ [pers.) convertissable Convey' va. porter : transmettre [passengers, goods) transporter [thanks, etc.) presenter [an idea) donner [news) communiquer [property) transmettre : ceder | That_s nothing to me, Oela ne me dit rien | _'OR transporteur CONVEY'ANCE [ve-nnce] transport : transmission [vehicle) voiture [in law) transfert: cession | Means of_, Moyen de transport CONVEY'ANCER [ve-nnce-'r] notaire CON'VICT [<fc f.] condamne-e:fox-qat:galerien: deporte | _establishment, Colonie peniten- tiaire | Gang of_s, Chiourme | Returned_, Format libei-e | Escaped_, Evade du bagne Convic't va. convaincre : condamner |_ed for the third time, a sa troisieme condamnation CONVIC'TION c_ : condamnation ("cant Convin'ce va. convaincre |_cing a. convain- _ingly ad. d'une maniere convaincante Conviv'ial [ye-V\ a. jovial [things) de festin [F. Bon-vivant] CONVIVIAL'ITY gaiete CONVOCA'TION c_ [of clergy) assemblee Convo'ke va. convoquer CONVOLU'TION \louche-nri\ circonvolution CON'VOY [X, fig) escorte [d>) convoi (Convul'se va. ebranler : bouleverser (with, £ de] donner des convulsions (..., a] "r Convul'sed a. en convulsions : crispe | They s- were_with laughter, Ils se tordaient de rire VCONVUL'SION c_feo [tig) commotion Coo vn. roucouler | _ING roucoulement COO'EY [kon'-i] appel : cri ( COOK [<£ /*.] cuisinier -iere [&) coq | Head —, Chef | The_of the mess, L’homme de plat -ROOM cuisine | -SHOP rotisserie J*Cook va. cuire : faire c : apprefer [fig) ar- „ ranger [wi.) faire la cuisine | To know how © to_, Savoir faire la C oCOOK'ERY cuisine [4>) coquerie \ -BOOK ° livre de cuisine \ -SCHOOL ecole de cuisine | COOK'EY [American] petit gateau sucre 1 COOK'ING [la) cuisine [the action) caisson ?COOL frais | In the _, Au F Cool a. frais [lukewarm) tiede [fig) froid | I call that _! Quelle audace! | It is _, 11 fait frais | It is getting_, Le temps se met ~ au frais | To keep_, Garder son sang-froid | 5 -headed a. de sang-froid | _ va. [refresh) _ rafraichir [chill) refroidir [vn.) se refroidir | i To_down, [fig] Se calmer ("sCOO'LER [med) rafraichissant [utensil) ra- § fraicliissoir [or_eur] Water _, Alcarazas v^COO'LING rafraichissement [techn.) refroi- T dissement |_a. rafraichissant: a refi'oidir ^Cool'ly ad. [wind, breeze) fraichement [fig) § froidement : avec sang-froid : sans gene COOL'NESS fraicheur : froideur [stiffness) froid [fearlessness) sang-froid [‘ cheek ’) sans- V gene : impudence : ‘ toupet ’ COOM [tech] cambouis COON [Americ.] raton laveur | He’s a gone_! C’est fait [or C’en est fait] de lui! COOP poulailler : mue \ _... up va. enfeiuner [pers. jest) ‘claquemurer ’ COO'PER tonnelier | _AGE tonnellerie CO-OPERA'TION c_ fea : concours CO-OP'ERATIVE STORES magasin de soci- ete cooperative : ‘ cooperative ’ Co-or'dinately [ne-f\ ad. au meme rang COOT foulque COPAI'BA [ou COPAI'VA] copahu CO-PART'NER associe | _SHIP association | Labour_Association du capital et du travail COP FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS COR COPiE-LETTRES' [letter-) copying book Copier' v. to copy [fig) to mimic | Encre, Presse a_, Copying ink : C press Copieux' -euse a. copious : abundant [-ment* COPISTE copier : copyist [.-ly COPRENEUR joint-tenant COPROPR1ETAIRE joint-owner [ou proprietor] COPTE Copt [langue) Coptic Copulatif -ive a. _ive | COPULATION" — 4 Copurchic’ a. out and out (swell] COQ cock [chanter = to crow] [clocher)weathercock [&) cook | Au chant du_, At cock-crow | Comme un _ enpate, In clover | Rouge comme un_, [fam] As red as a peony | Combat de _s. Cock-fight | _de combat, Game-cock j _d'lnde, Turkey C | Le _ du village, The smartest fellow in the place : ‘ somebody ’ | _-A-L’ANE cock-and-bull story [stories, pi] COQUE shell : cockle : looped bow [&) hull [de corde) kink | a la_[ceuf] Boiled (soft] COQ UE■ CIGR UE ‘ cockalorum’:1 twaddle ’ COQUE'LICOT" [corn-) poppy COQUE'LUCHE hooping-cough [pers) favourite : pet : ‘cock of the walk’ | _CHON” cow- COQUE'MAR boiler Lslip COQUE'RICO ‘ cock-a-doodle-doo ’ COQUE'RIE [J>] cookery COQUE'RON" cook’s galley : locker | _avant, COQUET' coxcomb [&) cock-boat [Fore-peak Coquet' -ette a. coquettish : elegantstylish’: pretty [-ment* -ly, -ily] COQUE'TIER" egg-cup [pers) egg-dealer COQUETTE ‘_’ [fam) flirt [boite) vasculum COQUETTE'RIE coquetry : coquettishness : flirtation [style) elegance COQUILL'AGE shell: S-fish : S-work COQUILL'ART' [yeol] shelly limestone COQUILL'E shell [de voit.) foot-board [Aepee) guard [typ) wrong letter : misprint [papier) medium [de beurre) pat . [cuisine) ragout [ustensile) Dutch oven | Oter la _ de, To shell | Rentrerdans sa_, To draw in o’s horns Coquill'ier" -iere a. [ge'ol] shelly COQUIN' -E rogue : rascal [en plais) ‘roguie' : hussy [a.) idle | De _, Rascally COQUINERIE roguery : rascally trick [d’en- fant) roguishness COR horn [_de chasse) hunting H [au pied) corn | Donner, Sonner du_, To blow the H | Demander a_et a cri, To clamour for ... j CORS' [pi] antlers ["ruby CORAIL' [pi. Coraux] cor'al [korr-re-l] [fig) CORAN " Koran ["corbel CORBE'AU raven (Croasser = To croak] [arc7t) CORBEILL'E basket [_de mariage) wedding presents (pi] [jard) flower-bed [fort) corbel | _d'ARGENT' white alyssum|_d’OR yellow alyssum | _EE basketful CORBILL'ARD ' hearse CORBILL'ON” basket [jeu) crambo CORDAGE _: rope | Au _, By measurement CORDE [petite) string [moy.) cord [grosse) rope [drap) thread [de bois) cord [au cou) halter [inst. de mus) string [piano et math) ch'ord [peine) hanging j _ a boyau, catgut| _ a sauter, Skipping-rope | _a piano, Piano-wire | _ d'avant, d’arriere, Head-rope, tail-rope j _ favorite, Favourite theme | _ lache, tendue, Slack, tight-rope | La_sensible, The tender spot | Avoir 2_s a son arc, To have 2 strings to one’s bow | Bout de_, ‘ Rope’s end ’ : bit of string | Homme de sac et de_, Thorough scoundrel | La _ de pendu dans sa poche, Constant luck | Tenir la_, To have the advantage [ou best chance] Use jusqu’a la _, Threadbare : worn out | a _s, Stringed CORDE'AU line [a craie) chalk-line | Tire au _, As straight as a line CORDELETTE small cord CORDELIER" Franciscan monk CORDELIERE Franciscan nun : girdle CORDELLE tow-line : line : painter Corder' va. to cord [tordre) to twist CORDERIE rope-making [lieu) rope-walk COP ENGLISH—FRENCH COR COPE cliape | Cope with vn. I utter (contre] maitriser [pers) tenir tete a COP'IER [<fc /’.] copiste : imitateur-trice CO'PING [fcope] faite (de batiment] couronne- ment (de muraille] larmier (de pont] Co'pious [kop-ye-ss] a. copieux : abundant _ly ad. copieusement : abondamment COPIOUSNESS abondance COPP'ER cuivre [boiler) chaudiere [brewing _) cuve |_S (pi] petite monnaie [A few —s, Quelques sous, or centimes] [utensils) batterie de cuisine (sing] Bar _, Cuivre en lingots | Sheet_, C en feuille | -bottome'd a. [d>] double en C |_COIN billon : monnaie de C | -coloure'd a. cuivre | -fast'ene'd a. [.<&] cheville en C | -LODE [min] filon de C | -ORE minerai de C | -PLATE [a e ] [engraving] taille-douce | _SMITH chaudronnier | -WIRE fil de cuivre | -WORKS fonderie de C Copp'er va. cuivrer [4>) doubler en cuivre COPP'ERAS [e-re-ss] couperose | Blue —, C Copp'ery a. cuivreux-euse [bleue COPP'ICE [ou COPSE] taillis COP'Y copie : reproduction [of a book) exem- plaire [of newsp.) numero [writing) exemple [va.) copier (from, d’apres] Out of_, [typ] a court de copie | Certified_, Pour copie con- forme | Rough_, Brouillon [ To make a clean [ou fair] _ of, Mettre ... au net | -BOOK cahier | -HOLD espece de mouvance feodale COP'YING action de copier | _CLERK expe- ditionnaire | Letter —-BOOK, copie-lettres j -INK encre communicative : encre a oopier | -PRESS presse a copier COP'YRIGHT [raVZe] droits d’auteur : propriety litteraire | The_is out, L’ouvrage est tombe dans le domaine public | Cop'y- rig'hted, ‘ Droits reserves ’ Coquet' [-tted] v. faire des coquetteries (with, a COR'AL corail [baby’s) hochet | _ INSECT polype coralligene | -REEF banc de corail COR'BEL corbeau j _LING encorbellement CORD corde [small_) cordon [edging) ganse [fig) lien [va.) corder | 3-_, a 3 fils | -WOOD bois de chauffage [tech) bois de stere Cor'ded a. corde : batonne [silk) a cotes COR FRANQAIS 5—ANGLAIS COR Cordial -e a. _1 [fam) hearty [ emenf -lly, -ily] CORDIALITE —ty: heartiness : kindly CORDIER" rope-maker |_feeling CORDITE [deet] _ [daVfe] CORDON" twist : string : strand [long_) line [de voiture) check-string [de chapeau) band [de soulier) shoe-string [insig.) ribbon [monn) edge [jardin) border [X., arbre, et sanitaire) cordon [arc7i) string-course | Tirer le_, To open the door | _de sonnette, Bell-pull _BLEU first-rate cook Cordon'ner' va. to twist: to plait: to line CORDON’N ERIE [metier) shoemaking [lieu) shoemaker’s shop : shoe-closet [milled edge CORDON'NET" twist [soie) netting-silk [monn) CORDON'NIER" -IERE shoemaker : S’s wife j Les_s sont les plus mal chausses, The S's wife is always the worst shod CORELIGION'NAIRE [& f ] co-religionist Coriace a. tough [pr. te-fif] hard CORIANDRE _der | CORINDON"corundum Corinth'ien" -enne a. _ian [th fort] CORME service-berry | CORMIER" service-tree CORMORAN"_ant [7cor'-?ne-re-nn/e] CORNAC elephant-driver : mahout [fam) guide CORNAGE roaring (of a horse] CORN ALINE cornelian [ou car_] [nile-ye-nn\ CORNE horn : shoe-horn [sabot) hoof [angle) corner [a la page) dog’s ear [40 gaff | Drisses de la _, Peak halliards | _ d’abondance, Cornucopia | Betes a_s [pi] Horned cattle | Chapeau a_s, Cocked hat | Faire des —s a, To make game of | -de-CERF hartshorn Corne -e a. horny [livre) dog’s-eared CORNEE cornea CORNEILL E crow [Croasser = to caw] CORNEMUSE bag-pipe | Joueur de —, Bagpiper : piper Corner’ vn. to blow a horn [oreilles) to ring: to tingle [ra.) to call : to trumpet about CORNET" horn : cornet : dice-box : paper : ‘screw’ : flower-vase [_avertisseur) hooter [_acoustique) ear-trumpet [manehon) widemouthed cuff | _a PISTONS' cornopean : key-bugle [ cornet CORNETTE mob cap [4>) broad pendant [s.m.) CORNICHE cornice [cor'niss, t tres bref] CORNICHON" horn-tip [pet. concomb.) gherkin [pers) greenhorn : ‘ flat ’ [argot) student preparing for mil. school of St. Cyr | _S' pickles CORNIER" dogwood tree f_, Angle-iron CORNIERE gutter (of roof] [typ) corner | Fer CORNOUILL'E dogwood berry | _R" D tree Cornu -e a. horned : angular: pointed [fig) ‘ out- of-the-way ’: absurd | CORNUE retort COROLLA1RE _ary | COROL LE _lla CORON" miners’ homes (Nth. of France] CORPORATION"_ [r&7i-’«] guild:company Corporel -elle a. corporeal : material [peine) corporal |_lle'ment' ad. materially: bodily CORP'S” [/core] body [maison) frame [pompe) barrel [X) corps : body [fig) substance [F. Chef, Esprit: Type, ang.] a bras le_, Round the waist | a_perdu dans, Headlong into j a son_defendant, Very reluctantly : in self- defence | _a _, Hand to hand | _et ame. Heart and soul | Drole de_, Odd'ity : queer fellow | Faire_, To form a united whole | Garde-_, Hand-rail | Garde du _, Bodyguard | Passer sur le _ de, To trample ... under foot | Perir _ et biens, To go down with all hands on board j a mi-_, Up to the waist | _ d’ARM^E army corps j _ de BATAILLE main army | _ du D£UT' material proof (of the offence committed] _ DIPLOMATIQUE diplomatic corps |_de FER iron constitution |_de GARDE station-house [X) guard-house : post | _ de LOG IS' or de BATIMENT' block of buildings : principal rooms l — MORT' corpse [4>) mooring-anchor COR ENGLISH-FRENCH COR COR'DIAL [pe-11] _: liqueur [a.) cordial COR'DUROY [dw-ro-i] velours a cotes _ROAD chaussee forrnee de troncs d’arbres CORE coeur [casting) noyau | Rotten to the _, Pourri jusqu’a la moelle | -BAR arbre a noyau | -BOX boite a noyau CO-RESPON'DENT [& /’.] complice CORK [the substance) liege [of bottle, etc.)bou- chon | -CUTT'ER bouchonnier | -JACK'ET chemise de liege |_SCREW tire-bouchon [In the form of a_screw, En limaQon] -TREE, -OAK chene-liege Cork va. boucher [a.) de liege CORN grain : cereales (pi] [wheat) ble [Indian) mais [oats) avoine [on toe) cor | Average prices of __ Mercuriale | A feed of_, Un picotin _CHAND'LER blatier |_COB epi de mals _CROPS cereales | _DEALER marchand de ble | _ EXCHANGE halle aux bles | -FIELD champ de ble |_FLOOR grenier | -FLOUR farine de mais | -FLOWER bluet | _LAWS lois des cereales | -MARIGOLD marguerite doree \ _MERCHANT negociant en ble | -STACK meule de ble | _ TRADE commerce des grains Corn va. [beef) saler [gunpowder) grener CORN'CRAIvE roi des cailles : rale de genet CORNE'LIAN [mle-ye-nri] cornaline COR'NER coin feo [interior) encoignure [tech) corniere [monopoly) monopole | In the _, [F. Penitencel To drive ... into a_, Pousser ... a bout | To come round the_, Tourner le coin | The_HOUSE, La maison du coin [or qui fait le coin] -STONE pierre angulaire Cor'nere'd a. a angles ... | 3-__... a 3 coins COR'NET [tsepr]_ [cavalry) sous-lieutenant COR'NETCY sous-lieutenance COR'NICE corniche [over curtains) galerie Cor'nisli a. de Cornouailles | _DIALECT patois de C | _RIVIE'RA, cote (sud) de C CORNO'PEAN [nop-ye-nn] cornet a pistons CORNUCO'PIA [you-kope-i-a] corne d'abon- CORO'NA couronne (solaire] [dance CORONA'TION couronnement COR'ONER [kor’-e-ne-r'i _[Eng. officer]_’S IN'QUEST enquete en presence du cadavre COR'ONET \_kor'-e-ne-f] : petite couronne COR'PORALcaporal [in cavalry) brigadier [a.) corporel |_Ily ad. corporellement : de corps Cor'porate a. [erige) en corporation COR FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS COT CORPULENCE _ Corpulent' -e a._ [fam) stout CORPUSCULE_cle Correct -e [pr. the £] a._: exact [-emt'-ly] CORRECTEUR-TRICE _tor [d' imprirnerie) proof-reader [a.) correcting CORRECTIF [&_-ive a.] corrective CORRECTION"_: correctness [convenance) propriety : excellent behaviour (or bearing] [typ) reading | Avec _, Correctly | Maison de_, Reformatory Correctionnel -elle a. ... for'misdemeanours | Tribunal de police_, Police court _llement' ad. by the police-magistrate CORRECTIONNELLE [fam] police court Correiatif -ive a._ive | CORRELATION" _ COR'RESPONDANCE _dence : letters (pi] [«§&, etc.) connection : through connection : running in connection (with] correspondence ticket | Carte-_, Post-card | Petite _, [journal] Answers to correspondents COR'RESPONDANT' -E _dent : guardian [a.) corresponding (a, with, to] _de guerre, War correspondent Cor'respondre vn. to correspond : to communicate [5§«l) to run in connection with | Se_, To correspond : to be well matched COR RIDOR _ : passage COR'RIGt corrected copy [livre) key (de, to] Cor'riger' va. to correct: to reform: to improve | _des epreuves, To correct proofs | _la fortune, To cheat (at cards] Se_, To correct [ou cure] o’s : to improve Corroborant' -e a, — Corroborate-ive a. ive CORROBORATION" [me'd] strengthening Corroborer' va. to strengthen Corroder' v. to corrode [fce-rode] COR'ROI puddling : composition : finish Cor'rompre va. to corrupt [acheter) to bribe [viande) to taint | Corrompu-e pp. [F. Cor- CORROSIF [<£_-ive a.] _ive j_rompre CORROSION" _ [ke-roje-nn'] COR'ROYAGE dressing [fer) faggoting £ Cor'royer' va. to curry [d’argile) to pug [fer) ® to faggot [bois) to rough out COR'ROYEUR currier CORRUPTEUR-TRICE —tor [d.) —ting : in- CORRUPTIBILITE _ty [factious Corruptible a._ CORRUPTION" _ CORSAGE body [habit) bodice [pers) bust CORSAIRE —r [4>) privateer [fig) shark Corse -e a. full-bodied [vulg) ‘ first-rate ’ CORSELET"_ \_cor' -sletf] Coi'ser' v. to strengthen : to give body to | Se_, To become serious : to put on one’s corset CORSET" _: stays (pi] bodice CORSETIER"-J£jKE stay-maker CORTEGE ‘_’ : procession : train | En grand Corveable a. [F. Taillable] |__> 1° state CORVEE compulsory labour : statute labour [tech) job [X) work : fatigue-party [besogne ingrate) drudgery : ‘piece of D’ | Faire_, To be disappointed CORVETTE _ CORYPHEE leader | C_, leading ballet-jprl CORYZA _ [fam) cold in the head COSAQUE [ko-zack] Cossack [koss-e-lc] COSINUS [fco-seent'is] cosine [paVnn] COSM^TIQUE [<fc a.] —tic Cosmique a._ic : cosmical COSMOPOLITE_ [d.)_pol'itan [£e-mi] COSSE shell : husk [4>) thimble [de corde) cringle | _de bois, [4>] Bull’s-eye Cosser' v. to butt Cossu-e a. ...-podded : well-filled : well off COSTUME _ [coss'tioume] dress | _r' va. to dress | Se_, To dress (en, as, as a] COSTUMIER ' ’ COTE [ko££] proportion : share (of tax] quota [officielle) official quotation [droit) schedule [tech) sketch with dimensions : altitude [40 class [Pour les _s de navires, F. CLASS, ang.] Faire une _mal taillee, Taking one with another | _d’AMOUR, Extra marks COR ENGLISH-FRENCH COS CORPORA'TION_: corps constitue [of city) municipalite : conseil municipal | He has a _, 11 batit sur le devant CORPSE cadavre : corps mort COR'PULENCE [piou] _ : embonpoint COR'PUS CHRIS'TI [pe-ss] la Fete-Dieu Correct' a— : exact: juste | Not—, Inexact | It’s the THIN G to, 11 est de rigueur de : le grand chic est de _ va. corriger : reprendre | _ one’s self, Se reprendre | _NESS exactitude : correction Correspond' vn. [with, to, avec, a] corres- pondre : s’accorder [to, a) repondre | With a salary to_, Avec traitement en rapport CORRESPON'DENCE_dance : relation Correspondent,_pon'ding, a—dant: con- forme : qui se rapporte (to, with, a] CORR'IDOR CARR'PAGE wagon a couloir _TRAIN train a couloir Corroborate [re'£e] va. confirmer : corroborer Corrob'orative [re-£] a._tif : qui confirme Corro'ding a. corrodant [care) rongeur Corro'sive SUB'LIMATE sublime corrosif Corr'ugated IRON [ghete] tole ondulee Corrupt' [ke-re-pte] va. corrompre [vn.) se c [d.) corrompu | _ PR AC'TICES faits de corruption electorate | _ing a. corrupteur COR'SICAN [fce-nn] Corse [m. & f.~\ CORUN'DUM corindon ffco-sdfc] COSS'ACK Cosaque [Note: The Russians say Co'sily [ko-ze-le] ad. a Vaise : confortablement COST prix [expense) frais (pi] depense [com) cout | At _price, Au prix coutant | Net _, Prix de revient | At any _, Coute que coute | I learnt to my_, J’ai appris a mes depens |_, insurance, and freight, [‘ C.I.F.’] Cout, fret et assurance \ —S [law] depens | Ordered to pay_s, Constitue en frais : con- damne aux depens Cost vn. [pret. & pp. Cost] couter (to, a [fig) en c COS'TERMONGER [meugn-gueur\ marchand des quatre saisons Cos'tive a. constipe | _NESS constipation COST'LINESS grande depense : somptuosite COT FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS COU CoTE rib : hill [fruit) rib [celeri) stick [de la mer) coast: shore | La d’Azur, The Riviera [F. PIECE de _] a la _, Ashore | a _s, Ribbed |_ a_, Side by side [tech) edge to edge | a mi-_, Half-way up | De la_de ..., Descended from ... | Faire_, To run ashore | Se mettre a la_, To run aground COt£ side : way : part [4>) broadside | a _, Near : by : on one side | a_de, By the side of : along with ... | a mes_s, At [ou by] my • side | a un _, One-sided | a deux _s, Two- sided | Bas _, Footpath [eglise) side-aisle | De _, Sideways : aslant | De mon _, For my part | De l’autre _, On the other side : in [ou into] the other room [en revanche) on the other hand | De _ et d’autre, Up and down | Donner a_, To miss the mark | Du _de ..., Towards : as regards : in the matter of | Du _de la mere, By the mother's side | D'un _ a I'autre, From S to S | De quel _ va-t-il ? Which way is he going ? | Ne savoir de quel_tourner, Not to know which way to turn | de premiere, seconde, [typ] Outer, inner forme | Laisser de_, To abandon : to waive | Mauvais_, Wrong S : wrong way | _ de l’endroit, Right S | Mettre de _, To put [ou to set] aside (ou on one side] to lay ... by' | Passer a_de, To pass by : to leave ... on one side | Son_faible, His weak point COTE'AU hill : hillock : slope (of a hill] CoTE'LETTE cutlet [de mouton) chop Coter’ va. to quote (... at] to mark : to rate | Croquis cote, Dimensioned sketch COTE RIE ‘_’: circle : club : clique COTH URNE buskin COTIER" coasting pilot | _-ierea. coasting COTILL’ON" petticoat [danse)_ ftion COTISATION" assessment: share : subscrip- Cdtiser* va. to rate [fig) to tax | Se_, To join: to subscribe : to club together COTON" cotton [duvet : de fruit) down {melee) scuffle | Les_s, Cotton | _a batir, Tacking C | _plat, Darning C | Fil de_, C-yarn | Pelote de_, Ball of C | Filer un mauvais_, To be going to the bad | Elever... dans du_, To coddle | -POUDRE gun-cotton COTON'NADE common calico ["mealy Coton'neux” -eiise a. woolly : cottony [fruit) COTON’NIER"-.EKi/1 cotton-plant: C-spinner | District_, Cotton district COTON'NINE cotton canvas [skirt Cotoyer' va. to keep, walk, run alongside : to COTRE cutter COTRET" small faggot (of firewood, etc.] Huile de_, 1 Oil of strap’em ’: ‘ stirrup oil ’ COTTE | _ d’ARETES' coat of arms _ de MAILL'ES' coat of mail COTUTEUR-TRICE joint-guardian COTYLEDON" _ [ang. pr. cotti-W-de-nn\ COU neck | Se casser le_, To break one’s neck | Couper le_a, To cut off ...’s head | Prendre ses jambes a son_To take to one’s heels COUARD" coward [a.) cowardly COUARDISE cowardice COUCHAGE beds and bedding COUCHANT' west [fig) decline CouehanF -e a. | Soleil_, Setting sun : sunset | Chien_, Setter [fig) toady COUCHE bed : layer [bois de lit) bedstead [de femme) confinement : child-bed [linge) linen [chaude) hot-bed [platre, peinture) coat [geol) stratum : bed [enjeu) stake | Faire une fausse _, To have a miscarriage | Elle fait ses —s, She is confined | Hospice pour les femmes en _, Lying-in hospital | Par —s, In layers Couche -e a. & pp. in bed : gone to bed [sur le sol) stretched out COUCHER" bedding : bed : bed-time : going to bed [dans, in : sur, on) sleeping [astr) setting | Au_du soleil, At sunset _va. to lay : to lay down : to put (a child) to bed : to give (...) a bed [par ecrit) to put ... down in writing [un.) to lie : to lie down : to spend the night | _dehors,_en ville, To sleep out | Chambre a_, Bedroom | Se —, To lie (down] to go to bed : to retire [ &) to turn in [animals) to couch [astr) to set | Aller se _, To go to bed [fig) to ‘ get out ’: to ‘ be off ’ | Heure de se_, Bed-time | Comme on fait son lit, on se_, As you make your bed so you must lie on it [V. ETOILE] COUCHETTE cot : crib : berth : couch COUCHEUR-FUSE bed-fellow | Mauvais _, Cantankerous fellow : ugly customer COUCHIS” lagging Couci-couci a. ‘middling’: ‘so so’ COUCOU cuckoo : C-clock [fleur) cowslip [voiture) fly COUDE elbow : bend | Coude-e a. bent COUDEE cubit:arm’s length | Ses _s franches, Elbow-room : full scope [dans, a. of) ‘ run ’ COU-DE-PIED" instep COUDOIEMENT" elbowing Coudoyer- va. to elbow : to jostle | Se —, To jostle one another COUDRAIE hazel-copse : filbert-C : thicket COS ENGLISH—FRENCH COU Cost'Iy a. couteux : somptueux : precieux : onereux | To be very_, Couter bien cher CO'SY [koze] convre-theiere [a.) a I’aise : con- fortable COT lit (d’enfant] couchette [swing_) barce- lonnette [J>) cadre | Dove-_, Colombier | Sheep-_, Bercail : pare Co-ter'minous a. contigu COTT'AGE [te-dje'i chaumiere [genteel) villa : tnaison | _ HOSPITAL petit hopital a la campagne | _R [poet. COTT'AR] paysan COTT'ER [tech] clavette COTT'ON coton Vso : cotonnade [_for shirts) madapolam : manchester [— cambric) percale [grey _ cloth) percqline | Darning —, SC plat | Sewing Fil d’Ecosse | Printed Indienne | _DISTRICT district cotonnier | o_MANUFACTURE Industrie cotonniere | -MILL filature de coton | -PLANT cotonnier _WASTE dechets de coton | -WOOL ouate COUCH [pr. kaoutche] canape [sick-bed) lit de repos [tech) couche [va.) coucher [express) rediger [cataract) abaisser [vn.) baisser _GRASS [pr. koutch] chiendent COU FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS COU Coudre va. (.Table 55) to sew:to tack [bouton) to sew on [brochure) to stitch [fig) to ‘ tack ’ COUDRIER" hazel ou filbert (tree] COUENNE [.kwann] rind (of bacon] Couenneuse [kwann] a. | Angine_Diphtheria COUF'FE rush basket (South of Fr.] COUOUAR puma [fig) waste COULAGE running : scalding [metaux) casting COULANT’ slide | _-e a. flowing : free[nceud) running [style) fluent [per;s) easy coul£ slide : ground colour [mus.) slur COTJLEE running-hand [lave) flow [c7iosse)run Faire la_a, To tap ... COULE’MENT” flow [tech, etc.) running Couler’ vn. [de, from : a, to] to flow : to glide : to slip : to slide [baril) to leak [chandelles, du nez, etc.) to run [fruits) to drop off [J>) to sink : to slip [mach) to slide : to run [temps) to pass away | Faire_, [verser) to spill [faire glisser) to slip j Faire_les larmes de ..., To bring tears into ...’s eyes | Les larmes coulent de ses yeux, Tears trickle down his cheeks | _de source, To come spontaneously _va. [cuis) to strain [linge) to steep [metal) to cast : to run [pierre) to grout [mus) to slur [furtivement) to drop | _bas,_a fond, To sink [pers) to ‘ do for ’ [sujet) to exhaust | ‘ Se la_douce ’, To ‘take it easy’ COULEUR colour : paint [cartes) suit | ... de _, a. coloured ... | _de ..., -coloured [Wote. _ is MASCULINE in_de rose, d’or, d’eau, de chair, de paille] _ a I’huile, Oil-C | _ claire, foncee, Light, dark C | _solide, Fast 0 |_S’ [X] colours | Boite de_s, Paint-box COULEUVRE snake | Avaler des _s, To put up with the mortification. [writhe COULEUVREE bryony | Couleuvrer’ vn. to COULIS’ [cuis) gravy soup [magon) grout | Un vent_,A draught COULISSE groove : slide [theat) side-scene : green-room [Bourse) outside brokerage [typ) slip-galley [presse) rib [habits) slip-stitched plaiting [mac/i a vap) connecting link | ... a _, Sliding | Dans la_, Behind the scenes | Faire les yeux en_, To look askance COULISSIER” outside broker COU ENGLISH-FRENCH COU COUGH [koff: o dans sort] toux | Hooping_, Coqueluche | I have a _, Je suis enrhume | -LOZENGES pates pectorales Cough vn. tousser | _up va. expectorer COUGH'ING toux | A fit of_, Une quinte Coul’d [coudd] v. auxil. | I _, Je puis : je pouvais : j’ai pu [condit.) je pourrais [subj.) je puisse | I_have, (followed by past participle) J’aurais pu (with infinitive] If I _ have seen, Si j’avais pu voir | How _ I ..., Comment voulez-vous que je ... (foil, by subj.] CO'U'LTER [ou 6] coutre (de charrue] ^COUN'CIL conseil [ecclesiastical) concile | Common [ou Town] _, Conseil municipal j Cabinet_, Conseil des ministres | Privy_, C prive | -CHAMBER chambre du conseil COUNCILLOR [le-r] conseiller COUN'SEL conseil : deliberation : dessein „ [lawyer) avocat : defenseur [va.) conseiller | ■£« To keep one’s own _, N’en parler a per- B sonne | COUN'SELLOR conseiller : avocat -S COUNT [pers] comte ^COUNT compte [law) chef d’accusation ® Count va. <1 vn. compter [ballot) depouiller § COUN'TENANCE contenance [support) ap- § pui [face) figure : air : mine | _ va. [ou to o. give _ to] appuyer : favoriser | To keep ^ one’s _, Garder son serieux | To put ... O out °f_i Deconcerter | His_fell, Sa figure ■< s’allongea oCOUN'TER [in shop) comptoir [instrument) S compteur [music) haute-contre [piece) jeton o [a.) contre | Sold over the _, Vendu au ° comptant | To run_to, v. Aller a Vencontre <9 de | —-ATTACK contre-attaque fea | -brace ^ v. contre-brasser | _-EV'IDENCE temoi- gnage contraire | -JUMP'ER [vulg] calicot | -MARCH contre-marche \ -MINE contre- mine [va.) contre-miner [frustrate) dejouer | -SHAFT [tech] transmission intermediaire Counteract' va. neutraliser:contre-balancer VCOUN'TERBAL'ANCE contrepoids (Coun'terbal'ance va. contre-balancer COUN'TERFEIT [fitte] contrefagon [coin) fausse piece : fausse monnaie [fig) imitation [a.) contrefait: iruite [coin) faux [va.) contre- 5 faire [fig) imiter : feindre ► COUN'TERFOIL souche COUN'TERMAND contre-ordre £ va. contremander [com) decommander -ajCOUN'TERPANE [pene] couvre-pieds c COUN'TERPAItT contre-partie : pendant 2 [law) double gCOUN'TERPOINT [mus] contrepoint aCOUN'TERPOISE [poize : o dans sort] con- fc> trepoids (to, a] [va.) contre-balancer °COUN'TERSCARP contrescarpe ^ COUN'TERSIGN [samu] mot d’ordre 2 va. contre-signer | COUN'TERSINK fraise [m.) noyer: fraiser o Countervail' va. compenser |_ing DUTY, droit compensateur 5 COUN'TERWEIG’HT contrepoids T25 c. COUN'TESS comtesse : ardoise 50 c. sur COUN'TING compte [ballot) depouillement -HOUSE bureau V.Count'less a. innombrable /Coun'trifle’d a. campagnard COUN'TRY pays [geology & phys.) contree [mining) stampe [rural dist.) campagne (-s] [opposed to metropolis) province [a.) de P : de village | Across _, a travers champs | In the _round Paris, Aux environs de P [_ou District round is often replaced by a -h special word: as, The_round Tours, Lyons, g La Touraine, Le Lyonnais, etc.] My _! J Ma patrie! \ In my _, Dans mon pays | ^ Wine of the _, Vin du pays | -DANCE contredanse | -HOUSE, -SEAT maison de campagne : chateau | _LIFE la vie cham- petre [or de province] _MAN,_WOMAN [pi. -men, -women] paysan -nne [fellow-_) compatriote | _PAR'SON cure de village j V. _SQUIRE gentilhomme campagnard COU FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS COU COULOIR strainer [arcli) passage : lobby : corridor [Alpes, etc.) ‘couloir’ : steep gully [J>) gangway | Train a_Corridor-train [aux Etats-Unis) vestibuled T COULOIRE strainer j COULOMB" [tnftnas]_ COULPE guilt: trespasses (pi] [small grapes COULURE running [raisin) dropping of the COUP" [koo] [de poing, marteau)blow [leger:de piston, plume, tech) stroke [tres leger, et de pinceau) touch [main ouverte) slap [de coude) nudge [d’aile) flap [d'epee, baionnette) thrust [de poignard, etc.) stab [en coupant) cut [con- tusion) wound : bruise [d’epingle) prick [de fusil, etc.) shot [bruit de fusil) report [bruit en gener.) sound [de tambour) beat : roll [de trompette) blast [de tonnerre) peal [echecs, cartes, etc.) move [d’aviron, etc.) pull : stroke [action de jeter) throw [de filet) haul : cast [nivellement) sight [fig) hit: act: effort: stroke: blow : shock : turn : fit : outburst [V. LOI] _S et PRESSURES" assault : aggravated assault | Les TROIS' —S', signal in French theatres for raising the curtain a coups" Pulling All together!’ [Abattre) a_s de, [To knock down) with | a deux_s, Double-barrelled Apres_, After it is [on was] done [ou all over] ... as an afterthought Avoir bu un_de trop. To have had a drop too much : to be ‘tight’ [ou ‘screwed’] Boire un_To take a drink [ou a ‘ glass ’] Boire a petits_s, Tosip Coup sur_, One after another : in succession D’un_, At a time : at a single hit [stroke, shot] Faire le_, To do' it | Qui a fait le_? Who has done it? | Faire un To do' something | Faire les CENT'_s, To play all sorts of pranks : to ‘kick up such' a row’ : to ‘ make such work as never was ’ | Faire d’une PIERRE deux _s, To kill two birds with one stone Manquer' son_, To miss : to fail Porter' __ To tell [a, at) to strike a blow [sur, ...) to damage | _qui porte, Home thrust Pour le_, For once [exclam.) Upon my word! Sans_ferir, Without striking a blow fence of Sous le_de, Threatened with : under the influ- Sur le_, Immediately : on the spot | Sur le_ de midi, Punctually at noon Tenter' le_, To make the attempt: to ‘ try for it ’ Tout a_, Suddenly | Tout d’un_, All at once | a tous_s, Every time _d’AIR cold | Un fort_d'air, A bad C _d’AUDACE daring thing (to do] Donnez un _ de BALAI [or, un _ de TORCHON"] a cette piece! Sweep this room up a bit! Give this room a dusting ! | Se donner un _de TORCHON" To have a fight [ou ‘set-to’] _de BEC peck [fig) taunt : rough word _de CANNE cut : blow | Donner des_s de C a ..., To give ... a thrashing _de CANON" gun-shot | 21 _s de C, 21 guns _de CHAPEAU touch of the hat : bow _du CIEL ‘ providential thing ’ _de COLLIER" | Un _ de C, A good pull : a strong effort rGored to death _de CORNE thrust : poke | Tue d’un _de C, _ de COUTEAU stab : cut _de DENT* snap : bite COUP” d’liCLAT' splendid action _ d’ENVOI [football] kick-off _d’£PAULE helping hand : lift — d’£p£E sword-cut | _d’l£ dans I'eau, Labour _d’liPINGLE pin-prick [lost:' no go ’ _d’ESSAI first attempt _d’liTAT' ‘_’ : revolutionary measure _de l’£TRIER" parting glass _de FER ironing | Donner un_de fer a, To iron [cheveux) to curl _de FEU shot : hard work : press of W | Nous sommes dans un _ de feu, We haven’t a minute to lose | Avoir un_de feu, [cuts] To be burnt _de FILET" catch : haul: cast _de ‘ FION * touching up : finish _ de FORTUNE chance [bolt — de FOUDRE stroke of lightning [fig) thunder- _de FOUET" cut [bruit) crack [fig) touching up | Donner un _de F. To excite | Donner des_s de F a, To whip : to lash — FOURR£ way to serve ... out : bad turn _ FRANC" [football] free kick — de FUSIL' shot [V. ce mot] _de GRACE ‘_’ : finishing stroke — de GRIFFE scratch _de GRISOU explosion of fire-damp _de HASARD' mere chance [fam)‘fluke’ _de J ARN AC underhand blow: stab in the dark _de LANGUE disparaging remark : unkind hit _du LAPIN" finishing stroke _de MAIN" sudden dash:bold stroke or enterprise : assistance : help | Faire un_de M, To take ... by surprise | Donner un _ de M A, To lend ... a hand [&) to bear a hand _de MAlTRE masterly stroke _de MARTE'AU blow : knock | Avoir un — de M, To be a little ‘ touched ’ _de MER sea : squall [thing _ MONTIl sham : cut and dried affair : got-up _de la MORT" death-blow : ‘finisher’ _ d’CEIL' [pi. _s d’ceil] glance : twinkling : quickness in seizing the main point : an eye for ... : view : scene | Un_d’CE admirable, A splendid A-iew _de PEIGN'E combing : touch with the comb _de PIED" kick [fig) step | Donner un _ de pied [or, des_s de P] a, To kick _ de PIERRE | Poursuivre ... a _s de P, To throw stones at : to stone _PLACIl [football] place kick _de PLUME stroke of the pen : dash _de POING” blow (with the fist] thump | — de P. americain, Knuckle-duster _de POINTE sword-thrust: stab _de RACCROC" lucky fluke _ de ROULIS" roll | _S' de K (pi] rolling _de SANG" stroke : apoplectic tit _de SIFFLET" whistle : hiss _de SOLEIL' sunstroke [plats, tig) blush a_ SUR, To a certainty : ... ‘and no mistake' _de TEMP'S' opportunity : what is [ou was] going on [butt _de T£TE rash act:sudden impulse[d’aninial) _de TH EATRE unlooked-for incident : sudden surprise : something done for effect _TOMBE [football] drop kick _de TONNERRE thunder-clap _de VIN" ‘drop of something to drink ’ _de VENT' squall : gust of wind : blast COU FRANgAIS COUPABLE culprit [a.) guilty (de, of] culpable Coupablement' ad. culpably COUPAGE mixing [a I’eau) watering [des vins) blending [vin lui-meme) blend Coupanf -e a. sharp | Le_, The sharp edge GOTJPE cup :cutting (out, up, etc.] cut: shape: division [arch, geol, dessin) section : plan | Mettre ... en _ REGLEE, to keep on exploiting | Sous Za_de, ‘Under ..’s thumb’ [F. SLIP COUPE brougham : front (of coach] [<s2.) compartment : end compartment (of railw. carr.] -LIT' [koopay-leel sleeping-carriage : invalid carriage | -LIT'S'-TOILETTE sleeping compartment with lavatory COUPE-CIRCUIT" cut-out COUPE-FILE permit : police pass COUPE-FOIN" hay-knife COUPE-GORGE cut-throat place awful den’ COUPE-JARRET" cut-throat COUPE-LEGUMES' sheer COUPELLE [met] cupel COVPE-PAILL E chaff-cutter COUPE-PAPIER" paper-knife COUPE-UACTUUS' turnip-cutter Couper' v. [de, from] to cut [enlever en coupant) to cut off [en morceaux) to cut up [decouper) to cut out [a table) to carve [abattre) to cut down [liquide) to mix [avec de Veau) to water [geom) to intersect [cartes) to cut | 1 a_au couteau,’ Thick: dense | _court a, To cut ... short | _au plus court, To go the shortest way I_ ... en deux, To cut ... in two |_la gorge a ..., To cut ...’s throat |_la tete a, To behead | _la parole a, To interrupt | _les vivres a, To cut off the supplies from | Se_, To cut o’self [ou one’s ...] to cut [a, for] o’self: to contradict o’s: ‘ to let the cat out of the bag ’: to cross each other ' COUPE'RET' cleaver : chopper: guillotine knife COUPE'ROSE copperas [metJ) eruption Coupe'rose -e a. red : pimpled COUPE-TUTU executioner COUPE-TUBES' tube-cutter COUPEUR -EUSE cutter (-out] de bourse, COUPEUR-d’UAU cut-water [Cutpurse COUPLE — : brace COUPLE _: pair (pers, animals, etc.] _S' [&] timbers [F. Timber] Coupler' va. to couple COUPLET'_ [ke-p'le-i] [tech) hinge COUPOIR cutter : knife : blade COUPOLE cupola [7ciou] COUPON" [drap) remnant : end [com) coupon : dividend-warrant [billet) ticket COUPURE [a, in] cut: gash : erasure [journal) cutting | Une_de 20 fr., A 20 franc note COUR court [amour) courtship | Basse- _, farmyard | _ de cassation, Supreme court of appeal |_de recreation, Play-ground | Faire la — a, To court | Faire sa_a, To pay court to [F. Benite : Petaud] COURAGE [koo-rahzli\ _(de, Zo] [en ang. pr. ke-redj'] spirit : ‘ pluck ’ | Allons, _! Come, cheer up! [F. Screw] S’armer de_, To take C | Perdre —, To lose heart Courageux" -ease a geous [ke-redje-ss’][fam) spirited | —merit' ad. courageously Couram'ment' ad. [parler) fluently [lire) easily [se dit, etc.) frequently : commonly ANGLAIS COU COURANT' current : stream : regular routine : usual course |_d’air, Draught | Au [grand livre] Posted up | Au_du service, Used to the work | Se mettre au _de, To make o’s acquainted with 111 le tient au_de, He keeps him informed [ou, fam. ‘posted up’] as to ... | N’etre pas au _ de, To know very little (ou nothing) about ... | Dans le_de lasemaine, In the course of the week | Fin_, At the end of the month | La force des _s, [J>] The strength of the tide Courant'-e a. running [com) current[du mois) instant [du temps) present: every-day | Fort _, [mot] Very frequently used | Le 5_, The 5th inst. | Le pied _, Per foot run [F. Cape] COURANTE running-hand [de moulin) runner [mal, fam) diarrhoea COURBACHE heavy whip Courbatu-e a. stiff : ‘knocked up’ COURBATURE foundering : lumbago —ture -e a. stiff : cramped (de, with] COURBE curve : turn [.!♦) knee [veter) curb [tech) bend [a.) curved | _S' de NIVEAU Courbe -e a. curved : crooked |_contour lines Courber' [& Se_] v. to bend : to curve [pers) to bow, bow down, stoop (devant, to] COURBETTE cringing | Faire des_s, To bow COURBURE curvature [and cringe COURETTE tiny court-yard COUREUR runner : racer : groom :‘gadabout’: man of loose life [X) scout | _ de ..., Frequenter of ... | _de spectacles, Play-goer COUREUSE loose woman [jument) racer COURGE gourd : pumpkin : pole : bracket Courir v. (Table 16) [de, from : apres, after] to run : to go : to run about: to circulate : to go the rounds [F. Post-haste : Perfe] [hanter) to frequent [chasser) to hunt: to hunt [ou run] after (things] [un risque) to run (the risk of ...] to lead a loose life [X) to scour [&) to scud : to sail : to bear down (upon] [noeud) to slip | _ au plus presse, To do the most important thing first | _une bordee, To stand on the ... tack | Laisse_! Steady along ! | _ a terre, To stand in for land | _le monde, To travel | Le bruit court que, There is a rumour that | J’y cours! I’m coming! I’ll be there directly ! | Faire_To send round : to make ... run [co'wrses) to keep race-horses [bruit) to COURLIS' or COURLIEU curlew [circulate COURON'NE crown [d’un noble) coronet [de fleurs) wreath [pierre, etc.) bezel [de cheval) coronet [de chaine) chain-wheel [astr)corona) Papier _, Small post | Couron'ne -e a. crowned : to which a prize has been awarded [chev) broken-kneed | Ouvrage_, Prize essay, work COURON'NEMENT"[du roi, &c.) coronation [fig) crowning : perfection [<j>) taffrail [tech) cap : top [de route) crown [de muraille) coping Couron'ner' va. to crown (de, with] to award a prize to | La fin Voeuvre, ‘ Finis coronat opus ’ | Se_, To be crowned [cheval) to break his knees Cour're vn. to hunt | Cliasse a,_, Hunting COUR'RIER" post : post-boy : messenger : mail [d’etat) courier | Mon _, My letters | Par retour du_, By return of post COUR'ROIE strap : belt: band [fig) tether | Mu par_, Belt-driven COU FRANQAIS -ANGLAIS COU Cour'roucer’ va. to irritate : to provoke COUR'ROUX' wrath : anger COURS" course : length : flow [com) current price : rate [enseignmt.) course ou courses of lectures (de, on] lessons (de, in] ... classes : studies (pi] curriculum [lawn-t) court | Avoir —, To circulate, be in legal circulation | Don- ner' — a, To give vent to [rmneur) to circulate COURSE running : race : run : ride : excursion [prix) fare [de piston) stroke [X) incursion [poet) course: career | La_[4>]Privateering| a la_, [voiture] By the course : by distance j Au pas de_, As fast as ... could (ou can) run | En_[gpers] Out: gone out | Faire cles_s, To run errands | _ de FOND' long distance race | _ de TAUREAUX" bull-fight | _ de VITESSE sprint-race | _ de YACHTS'. d’AUTOMOBILES', Yacht-race, motor-R C 0 U R S1ER'' courser [tech) float-board: mi 11-race Court" -e a. short : limited [ad.) short | Couper' _ a ..., To cut ... short | Le plus _, The shortest way | Demeurer', Rester'_, To stop short | a — de, Short of | Pris a_, Taken at unawares | _e et bonne, A ‘ short life and a merry one ’ COURTAGE brokerage COURTAUD” ‘counter-jumper’: docked horse Courtaud"-e a. thick-set : docked COURT -BOUILL ON” | Au [fish] Boiled with vinegar, bay leaves, and herbs COURT’- CIRCUIT" short-circuit | Mettre ... en_, To short-circuit | Mis en _, Short-circuited | Mise en_, Short-circuiting ‘ COURTE-BOTTE' little fellow COURTEPOINTE counterpane : quilt COURTIER" broker | ‘_en blanches,’ Procurer! _maritime, Ship-B | _marron, inscrit, Unlicensed, licensed B COURTIL" cottage garden COURTILTERE mole-cricket [curtain COURTINE [old word : modern in mil. sense] COURTISAN" courtier | De_, Courtlv COURTISANE courtesan Courtiser" va. to pay court to Courtois" -e a. courteous (pour, to] [-emf -ly] COURTOISIE [s as z] courtesy : gentlemanly (ou ladylike) manners (pi] Court’-vetu-e a. in short clothes Co uni -e a. [tfe pp. V. Courir] in demand Ipers) sought [ou run] after [lieu) frequented COUSEUSE stitcher : seiver COUSIN" -E_n [insecte) gnat [natte] COUSINAGE relationship (of cousins] relations Cousiner" va. to call ... cousin : to be ‘very thick ’ with | _chez, To sponge upon COUSOIR sewing-press COU ENGLISH -FRENCH GOV COUN'TY [kaonn-tel comte | _ COUN'CIL conseil general | Committee of the C C, Commission departementale |_COURT tribunal civil [pour le recouvrement de mennes dettes] _ FAMTLIES, _ GEN'TRY petite noblesse | _ RATE impot departemental : centimes additionnels (pi]_TOWN chef-lieu COUP'LE [ke-pp'l) _feo [carpenter’s) moise [m.) coupler (par une chaine'] accoupler [with, to, a) joindre | Newly-married _, Nouveaux maries (pi] COUP'LING lke-pp] accouplement | •_BAR bielle \_CHAIN chaine d’attelage | _ ROD, _SLEEVE, bielle, manchon d’accouple- COU'RIER courrier Lment COURSE [fcorce] cours : carriere : suite : cours, parcours" (de I’eau] [at a meal) service [turn) tour [of life) cours : genre [of ore) filon [masonry) assise [&) route:cap [u.) courir | Fore _, [ Misaine | Main Grand'voile : cape | _S [pi] basses voiles | _S [med] regies \ First_, [dinner] Entree | Matter of —, Chose qui va sans dire [or qui va de soi] To attend a_of LECTURES, Suivre un cours | In_ of, En cours de | In_of time, Avec le temps In the_of 10 days, Dans une dizaine de jours In due_,*En temps voulu | Of_, Naturelle- ment : cela va satis dire : bien entendu lint.) Bien sur! ‘ Eh pardi! ’ | Of_they refused to admit them, 11 va sans dire qu’on leur refusa Ventree | To pursue [ou steer] a_, Suivre une marche | The safest —, Le plus sur | _of ACTION, Maniere d'agir | To take its —, Prendre son cours | Three —S are open to him, 11 a trois partis a prendre COUR'SING chasse au levrier COUR'SER ikurce-r] coureui COURT (korte] cour : tribunal [-martial) conseil de guerre [sitting) audience [tennis) cours | Back_, Cour de derriere | Civil_, C Idique \ In open_, En plein tribunal | The LAW_S (pi] Le Palais de justice (Londres] To pay_ to, Faire sa C a | Payment into_Consignation | To have a friend at_, [fig] ‘Avoir du piston’ |_of APPEAL' C d’appel [supreme) C de cassation | -BAR'ON C seigneuriale | -DAY jour d'audience | -HOUSE palais de justice | -LEET C de centurie | -MAR'TIAL [mar'che-l] conseil de guerre | _ NEWS ‘ chrcmigue mondaine' | -PL AS'TER taffetas d'Angleterre | -YARD cour Court va. faire sa cour a [favours & seek after) chercher [solicit) briguer Cour'teous [kor-ti-euss] a. courtois (to, a] poli (envers]_ly ad. courtoisement: poliment COUR'TEOUSNESS courtoisie COURTESAN' [ou_ZAN] courtisane COUR'TESY Ikort] courtoisie : politesse | To _ [fce-rt-se] ou Make a _, Faire une reve- (COURT'IER courtisan:hommedecow [rence COURT'LINESS elegance oCourt'ly a. de cour : elegant : poli vCOURT'SHIP [sa, la) cour COUS'IN lke-z'-nn] cousin-e | First_, C ger- main -e | First_once removed, C au deux- ieme degre | Second_, C issu -e de germain COVE anse [slang for man) gaillard : ‘ type ’ Co've'd a. a voussures : o-intre COV'ENANT [ke-ve-ne-nnte] convention [Scot, hist.) Covenant [Bible) alliancelv.) s’engager (to, a] Old, New _, Ancienne, nouvelle A _ER_aire [law) partie contractante COV'ENTRY [fam] To send ... to —, Mettre ... en quarantaine t Substantives in Capitals. All FEMININE words in Italic. MASCULINE, thus. COU FRANgAIS COUSSIN" cushion [tech) bolster : quoin COUSSINET" pad : cushion [seZZe) pillion [med) bolster [tech) bush : bearing [ch. defer) chair | R£gler un To adjust a bearing | Filiere a_S’ Stock and dies Cousu -e [F. Coudre] pp. sewed : marked | — de til blanc, Easily seen through | Etre tout_ d’or, To have no end of money | Bouche_e! Not a word! COUT" cost | Au prix eotitant, At cost price COUTEAU knife | _d decouper, Carving K | _de poche, Clasp-K |_de Jeannot. ‘ K with 3 new blades and 2 new handles ’ j Boite a _x. K-box | a_x tires, At daggers drawn COUTELAS" [koot-la] cutlass [ke-t'le-ss] COUTELIER”-IERE cutler COUTELLERIE cutlery : C-works Cotiter’ v. to cost [absol.) to be dear | Ce vin a coute 6 fr. a A B, This wine cost A B 6 fr. | _la vie a A B, To cost A B his life | Coute que coute, Cost what it will : at any cost [F. Qui] II lui en coute, It costs him an effort, ou it grieves him (de, to] _cher, To be dear | 1_les yeux de la tele,’ To ‘cost no end of money’ : to‘cost a pretty penny’ Cotiteux* -euse a. expensive : costlv COUTIL "ticking : bed-tick [pantalon) duck COUTRE cleaver [de charrue) coulter COUTUME custom:practice | Commede_,As usual | J’ai to_de,Iamin thehabitof ...ing | Une fois n’est pas_, It’s only this once Coutuinier' -iere a. customary : usual : old : accustomed (de, to] Droit_, Customary law: established custom (-s] II est_du fait, He’s in the habit of doing it COUTURE seam : needlework [cicatrice) scar | Maison de_, Dress-making establishment j Battu a plate_, Beaten hollow Couture -e a. marked : seamed : pitted COUTURIER’’ [todies’ tailor] COUTURIERS dress-maker COUVAIN” nest of ...’s eggs COUVAISON" [s, z] brooding-time : sitting COUVEE brood : clutch : nest of eggs | Toute la_, ‘ The whole batch of them ’ [monastery COUVENT" convent : nunnery [de religieux) ANGLAIS CRA Couver’ v. to brood : to sit (on eggs] [maladie) to breed [feu, vn.)to smoulder [dans I’ame) to lurk | Faire_, To set: to put (eggs) under a hen to set | _... des yeux, To gaze on : to dote upon | Feu qui_e sous la cendre, [fig] Smouldering flame [dish COUVERCLE cover:cap:lid | Plata—, Covered COUVERT" table things (pi]spoon & fork [abri) cover : lodging | a_, Under C : sheltered (de, from] De 20_s, Laid for 20 persons | Mettre le_, To lay the table | Oter le_, To clear the table : to ‘ clear away the things ’ | Mettre un_pour, To lay a place for — -e a. covered : hidden [terrain) woody [ciel) cloudy [fig) obscure [pers) with his hat on | Restez _! Keep your hat on ! [pp. V. Cou- COUVERTE blanket [tech) glaze |_vrir Couverte’ment” ad. secretly : covertlv COUVERTURE rug : cover : roof ( ing] [de laine) blanket [piquee) quilt [d’attente) horsecloth [com) security | Faire la_, To turn down the bed-clothes | Tirer la_a soi, To take the lion’s share COUVEUSE sitting hen [artificielle) incubator Couvi a. | CEuf_Rotten egg : addled egg COUVRE-CHEF hat | -FEU curfew | LIT ” eiderdown | -PIED'S’ counterpane | -PLAT” dish- cover | -th £i£re tea-cosy COUVREUR slater [en chaume) thatcher [en tuiles) tiler Couvrir va. (Table 23) [de, with] to cover : to conceal : to load [eoust) to roof [table) to lay [bruit) to drown [defendre) to protect | Se —, To wrap ... up : to put on one’s hat : to hide o’self : to get under cover [temps) to be overcast | Couvrez-vous! Please put your hat on! COWPOX [koopokes] [kao-pox, o href] COXALGIE hip disease C.Q.F.D. [F. Q.E.D. ang] CRABE crab | _toqrteau, Common crab CRABIER" American heron CRAC crack | _! In a moment : ‘ in a crack ’ CRACHAT" spittle [ordre) decoration : star Crache. -e a. exact : ‘ to a T ’ | C’est son pere tout_, He’s the very image of his father CRACHE’MENT’’ lined] spitting COV ENGLISH—FRENCH COY I COY'Eli couver ture [postal) enveloppe : pli [lid) couvercle [of dishes) cloche [plate, knife, fork, etc.) couvert[cloth) tapis [furniture,etc.) housse [for game) couvert [fig) voile : pre- texte [>10 protection | Outer_, [tyre] En- V veloppe | Under_of, [X) sous to Pde [fig) a f to faveur de:sous voile de | Cov'er va. cou- ^ vrir [a deficit) combler [hide) cacher [bull) saillir |_again, recouvrir j_up, couvrir COV'ERING couverture [dress) vetement COV'ERLET [le-1] couvre-pieds COV'ERT couvert : abri : gite : taniere V. — a. cache : copvert | _ly ad. en dessous Cov'et [ke-ve-tt] va. convoiter : ambitionner : desirer [wi.) convoiter (after ...] Cov'etous [te-ss] a. avide (of, de] avaricieux Cov'etously ad. avec convoiti.se COV'ETOUSNESS [fe-sa] cupidite : convoitise COV'EY [ke-ve] [of partridges) compagnie COW [kaoii] vaclie \ Milch_, F laitiere | — in calf. Vpleine | -BERRY myrtille rouge | -BOY ‘_’| -CATCHER chasse-bestiaux | -DUNG bouse de vache | -HAIR bourre de F| -HIDE peau de F [va. Americ.) donner des coups de canne a j -HOUSE etable.vacherie]-KEEPER, -HERD vacher -ere [ keeper, in towns) nour- risseur | -PARSNIP berce \ -POX cowpox Cow [fcoou] va. intimider : dompter : atterrer COW'ARD[<£ f.] [kao-e-rde] poltron -nne : lache _ICE. —LINESS lachete : poltronnerie _ly a. lache: poltron [ad.) lachement: en lache (Cow'er vn. s’affaisser [stoop) se blottir '§COWL capuchon | Chimney_, Tabourin ^COW'RY cauris’ V COW'SLIP [primula veris] coucou : prirne- COX'COMB’ [kome] petit-maitre Lvere COX'SWAIN [cokks'-nn] patron (de chaloupe] Coy a. reserve : timide CRA FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS CRA Cracher' va. to spit [en parlant: et plume) to sputter [argot) to ‘ fork out ’ CRACHOIR spittoon | Tenir le_To monopolize the talk Craehoter' vn. to keep spitting CRAIE chalk | De Chalky ! Minede_, C-pit Craindre va. (Table 58) to fear (de, to] to be afraid of (..ing] Cette fleur craint le froid, This flower can’t stand the cold | Je crains qu’il ne vienne, I fear he will come | Je crains qu’il ne vienne pas, I fear he will not come | Je ne crains pas qu’il vienne, I am not afraid he will come | Ne craignez-vous pas qu’il vienne? Are you not afraid he will come ? | Je crains de ne pas le voir, I fear I shall not see him [F. Pluie'i Craint' -e pp. \_V. Craindre] CRAINTE fear : dread | De_de. For fear of (...ing] De_qu’il ne vienne, For fear he should come | De_qu’il ne vienne pas, For fear he should not come | Avec_, With fear | Sans_, Fearlessly Craintif -ive a. timorous : timid [-mf -ly] CRAMOISI [<f-_-e a.] crimson CRAMPE [med) cramp [tech) cramp-iron CRAMPON" cramp : brace : dog [de fer a glace) frost-nail [fig) bore | _n'ner' va. to cramp [ehev) to rough-shoe | Se_, To cling (a, to] CRAMPON'NET" small cramp : staple CRAN" notch [roue) cog [typ) nick | Mettre ... en_, [&■] To haul... down | Au_de repos. At half-cock CRANE skull [individu) swaggering fellow [a.) swaggering : ‘smart’ [courageux) ‘plucky’ | _ment’ ad. ‘ pluckily ’: ‘ stunningly ’ CRANE'RIE swagger :‘bounce’: pluck Cranien" -nne a. cfanial | Boite_nne, C cavity CRAPAUD” toad : ‘brat’ : large two-wheeled truck | _VOLANT' night-jar CRAP A UDIERE toad-hole CRAPAUDINE grating : plug [d’un arbre vertical) foot-step bearing | a la_, Broiled CRAPOUILL'OT" little toad : trench mortar CRAPOUSSIN" scrubby-looking little fellow CRAPULE debauch:debauchees (pi] ‘bad lot’ Crapuleux* -ease a. grossly debauched CRAQU'E ‘ cram ’ [fente) crevice CRAQU'E'LIN" cracknel CRAQU' E' LURE crack (in paint] CRAQU'E'MENT" cracking : grinding Craqu'er' vn. to crack : to crackle : to grind [fig) to ‘ draw the long bow’: to ‘cram’ CRASE [krahz] crasis [kreciss] CRASSANE kind of bergamot pear CRASSAT" mud-flat: oyster-bed [gross : crass CRASSE dirt [met) slag [fig) stinginess | _a. Crasseux*-euse a. filthy : miserly CRATIlRE crater [krete-W] CRA VACHE horsewhip | Donner des coups de _a [or_r'] ..., To horsewhip ... CRAVATE neck-tie : cravat : scarf : tassel | Epingle de_, Breast-pin | _ LONGUE stock se Cravater' vr. to put on one’s tie (ou cravat] COY ENGLISH-FRENCH CRA COY'NESS timidite' Coz'e'n [ke-z'-nri\ va. tromper : duper Cr. [abr. pour Creditor] [F. Debtor] CHAD crabe : ecrevisse [apple) pomme sauvage [machine) clievre | -TREE pommier sauvage [Siberian) P de Siberie | Crab'bed [a deux syllabes] a. [pers) acariatre [writing) illisible [stick) noueux : dur CRACK fente : crevasse [tech) fissure [in glass) fSlure [noise) craquement [of a whip) claque- ment [twinkling) clin d’ceil Crack a. [‘ first-rate ’) 1 fameux ’: le plus chic [regiment) d'elite | _SHOT fin tireur Crack va. [split) fendre [glass) feler [on surface) gercer[nut)casser [joke) faire [whip) fairecla- quer [open bottle) faire sauter [vn.) se fendre: se feler : claquer | *_ up’, [pers] se vanter de | -braine'd a. timbre Cracke'd [krakftt] a. fendu : lezarde [glass) fele [pers) timbre [nut) casse CRACK'ER petard [America) biscuit [confectionery _) diablotin | Nut-_s, Casse-noiseffe CRACK'ING craquement [of whip) claquement Crac'kle vn. craqueter [the fire) petiller CRACK'LING petillement: crepitement [roast meat) rissole CRACK'NEL craquelin : croquignole CRA'DLE [a, e'] berceau [*h) ber [u.) bercer CRAFT [pi._s] [trade] metier | CRAFT [pas de pi.] [cunning) artifice [skill) adresse [4> : pi. craft) embarcation : batiment _ily ad. artificieusement | _INESS artifice CRAF'TSMAN [pi. _men] artisan Craf'ty a. artificieux : ruse CRAG roc : pointe de rocher : rocher a pic [geol) crag | GRAGG'INESS nature rocail- leuse | Cragg'y a. rocailleux CRA'KE rale | Corn_, R de genet CRAM [slang] ‘blague’: ‘ craque' Cram f-mme'd] va. [with, de:into, dans] [a bag, etc.) fourrer [poultry) gaver [a pers) bourrer [coach student)preparer:‘chauffer’[make ... believe) ‘ blaguer ’ [heap, crowd) entasser CRAM'BO corbillon : bouts-rimes (pi] CRAMP [tool) crampon | Seized with_, Pris g’d’tme crampe [c.) donner des crampes a [tech) g cramponner [fig) entraver | _e'd for ROOM, gSerres comme des harengs | Crampe'd a. [ecriture) des pattes de mouche CRAN'BERRY [crann-bre] canneberge CRANE [crenel grue | Portable_, G roulante | Overhead travelling__ Pont roulant | Water _, G kydraulique |_ one’s neck,Tendre le cou _’S-BILL bee de grue CRANK [tech) numivelle [pers) original [whim) marotte | -CASE carter |_MOTION [card] bric-a-brac | -PIN bouton de M \ -SHAFT arbre de M [motor) vilebrequin | -WEB bras de CRANN'Y fente : crevasse | CRAPE crepe [M CRASH,_ING fracas [towelling) grosse toile de fil [vn.) eclater • faire du fracas Crass a. crasse : grossier CRATE [krete~\ harasse : caisse a claire-voie CRA'TER crate re \lation' CRA'THUR | The_, [Irish whiskey] ‘ Conso- Crave [a, e] v. implorer | CRA'VEN poltron CRA'YING desir ardent [or insatiable] CRAW'FISH [ou CRAY'FISH] ecrevisse CRA FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS CRE Crayeux' -euse a. chalky CRAYON” pencil : sketch | _ de couleur, Crayon [kre-e-nn] d’ardoise, Slate P | a Crayon’ner* va. to sketch |_c°pier> Copying P CREANCE credit : trust : debt (coming to one] Lettres de Credentials [commerce) letters of credit | Meriter_, To deserve credence CRliANCIER" -IERE creditor fa. creative CREATEUR Creator : maker : founder | —-trice CREATION"_ \kri-eche-nn] establishment: [novelty) ... has introduced : production CREATURE _ [kritche-r] CRECELLE rattle | CRECERELLE kestrel CRECHE crib [du Christ) manger [pour petits enfants) ‘creche’: infants’ home CREDENCE sideboard [eglise) credence table CREDIBILITY_ty CREDIT" £K* _: trust: loan [budget) vote (of a given sum] [fig) influence : repute | a_, On credit | Faire_a, To give ... credit | Ouvrir un _, To open an account | Societe de _, Loan society | Les_s. The funds _FONCIER" loan on landed security _MOBILIER" loan on personal S. such as share-warrants, etc. Crediter' va. to credit ... (de, with] cr£diteur creditor | Compte__ C account CREDO creed Credule a. credulous [-mt'-ly] _LITE_ty Creer' [pp. cree, cre'ee] va. to create : to establish : to bring out, ou introduce (a novelty] CREMAILL 'ERE pot-hanger [tige dent.) rack [plante) dodder | Ch. defer a_, Cog-wheel railway | Pendre la_, To give a house-warming CR£MAILL'0N” pot-hook | CREMATION" _ Cr^matoire a. crematory | CREMATORIUM _ CREME cream : custard [fig) cream : best : ‘ pick ’ | Un pot de_, A custard |_fouettte. Whipped cream [fig) froth [F. TARTE a Za_] _ glacee, Ice cream | Fromage a la_, Cream- cheese | Cafe _, Glass of coffee and milk | _ de TARTRE, Cream of tartar Cremer' vn. to cream over [creamy CREMERIE creamery | Cremeux' -euse a. cr£mier- -IERE dairyman : dairywoman CREMONE lever-fastening (for window] CRENEAU battlement : interspace CRtNELAGE milling : milled edge Crenele -e a. notched : square-scalloped larch) battlemented Imon) milled [bot) crenate Creneler' va. Iroue) to cog Imon) to mill CRENELURE indentation Imacli) teeth (pi] Crener' va. [typ] to kern | Crene, Kerned CREOLE [A f.] _ [fcK-oZe] CREOSOTE [kray-o-zote] [fcrt-o-£ofe] CR&PE crape : mourning band | CREPE pan- Creper' va. to frizzle : to crisp Lcake CR£PI rough-cast |_r va. to rough-cast [cuir) to grain [crin) to crisp : to frizzle cr£pin- | Saint_, Shoemakers’ patron saint: bag in which they keep their tools : ‘one!s all ’ CREPINE fringe [tech) strainer | _ a clapet de retenue, Foot-valve and strainer CREPITATION" crackling | Crepiter' vn. to CRtPON" ‘ _ ’ [crackle Crepu -e a. woolly : frizzly : curly Crepusculaire a. twilight Izool) crepuscular CRfcPUSCULE twilight | CRESCENDO _ CRA ENGLISH—FRENCH CRE Crawl vn. ramper : se trainer [fig) s’insinuer : ramper |_up, grimper |_with,grouillerde Craw'ling a. rampant [with, de) fourmillant CRAY'FISH [ou CRAW'FISH] ecrevisse CRAZE [hreze] folie : toquade du jour Craze [kreze] va. rendre fou |_ZINESS folie : demence | Cra'zy a. fou: ‘ toque ’ Creak [krtfce] vn. crier : grincer [grasshopper) chanter | _ING grincement [a.) ... qui crie CREAM [krime] creme \ With_, a la creme Clotted_, C caillee | Cold_, ‘ Cold-cream’ -CHEESE fromage a la C | -coloured a. couleur cafe au lait [horse) isabelle | -laid a. verge blanc | -wove a. velin blanc _SEPARA'TOR ecremeuse centrifuge CREAM'ERY cremerie CREASE [krtce] pli: faux pli | _va. plisser : faire des taux plis (a ...] Crea'te [kri-ete] va. creer : causer : faire CREA'TION [kri-eche-nn] creation | The brute —, Les animaux (pi] Crea'tive Ikri-e-tivv] a. creatif CREA'TOR \kri-eteur\ [le) Createur : [l’)Auteur de id creation CREA'TURE {krVtche-r] creature : bete [fig) etre : personne : animal : ‘corps’: creature | _ COMFORTS [pi] aises CRE'DENCE foi | Give _ to, Ajouter foi a CREDEN'TIALS [pi] lettres de creance Cred'ible a. croyable : digne de foi | To be _bly informed, Tenir ... de bonne source CRED'IT foi: croyance | On_, a credit | Give _, [com] Yendre a credit | To give the_ to ... (for] Accorder le merite a | He is a_to A B, II fait honneur a A B | Letter of __ Lettre de C |_va. croire [com) crediter (with, de] porter ... au credit de | If we may_..., o en croire ... | _able a. digne d’eloge _ably ad. honorablement CRED'ITOR [te-r] creancier [book-keep.) avoir: crediteur | -SIDE avoir : credit CREED symbole : profession de foi : credo : culte : secte | The Nicene_, Le symbole de Nicee [d'eau CREEK anse : crique [in America, etc.) cours Creep va. [pret. pp. Crept] ramper [person) se trainer [tyre) bouger sur la jante | To feel o’s flesh Avoir la chair de poule [F. Cringe] _in,_into, s’insinuer, avancer (dans] _ on, s’avancer peu a peu | out, sortir douce- ment : s’esquiver |_up, grimper a CREEP'ERpZomte srrimpemZe[bird)grimpereau Virginia [or Five-leaved]_,Vigne vierge CREEP'ING [sensation] fourmillement _a. rampant : grimpant Cre'nate a. [bot] crenele | Crept [F. Creep] CRES'CENT croissant [houses) demi-lune CRESS cresson | Water_, C de fontaine CREST [of helmet) cimier [bird’s) huppe [cock’s & ridge) Crete [heraldry) ecusson | With one’s _on, Armorie |_ed, Huppe | -fall'e'n a.dA concerte : abattu FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CRI CRE CRESSON" cress [de fontaine) water-cress [des pres) cuckoo-flower CRESSON'NIERE cress-bed CRESUS Croesus [kri-ce-ss] Cretace -e a. cretaceous [fam) chalky CRETE crest : top : ridge [du coq) comb ■ CrAte -e a. crested | CRETELLE dog's-tail grass CRETIN" _ [fig) blockhead Tget stupid CrAtiniser" to. to make ... stupid | Se_, To CRltTINISME [eece-m] ism [fig) idiocy CRETON NE _ | CRETONS" [pi] greaves creus£ hole : hollow CREUSEMENT" excavation : hollowing out Creuser" to. [dans, out of] to scoop : to hollow [terre) to dig [tech) to sink [fig) to well sift | Se_, To get hollow | Se _la tete, To rack one’s brains (pour, to] CREUSET" crucible [fig) test | Au_, Crucible CREUX" hollow : deep (voix) hollowness [arts) cast | _sur PAYOL depth of hold _-euse a. hollow (fosse) deep [estomac) empty | Assiette_se, Soup plate | Cerveau_, Shallow pate | I dees_ses, Idle fancies CREVAISON" [argot) death [pneu) puncture CREVASSE [a, in] crevice : chink [a la peau) chap [de glacier) crevasse Crevasser", Se_v. to crack : to chap ‘ CREVIi ’ [petit] washed-out, dissipated youth CREVE-COEUR heart-breaking thing Crever" v. [a, of : de, with] to burst: to break: to cram : ‘to be ready to split’ [les yeux a)to put out [V. CEIL] [&) to bulge : to split [vulg. & anim.) to die [pers) to ‘do for ’ [un pneu) to puncture | ‘Mon pneu est creve,’ I have had a puncture | Se_, To burst CREVETTE (rose) prawn (prise) shrimp CRI cry [Pour les divers cris d’animaux, V. le nom de l’animal lui-meme, partie fran.] [de foule, et bruyant) shout [fig) clamour : cry : voice [aigre) scream [dechirant) shriek [des rats, etc.) squeak [des petits oiseaux) chirp [soulier, gond) creaking | ‘ Dernier_,’ Latest thing out | Pousser les liauts _s, To complain bitterly : to strongly protest Criaill’er* vn. to bawl [apres ...) to scold _ERIE bawling : outcry _EUR -EUSE bawler : scold Criant" -e a. crying : gross : glaring CRIARD""-J2 brawler : screecher : scold — a. screeching : screaming : clamorous : loud ] Dettes_es, Pressing little debts CRIBLE sieve | Passer au_[or Cribler'] To sift [de, with) to riddle [accabler) to overwhelm Crible -e pp. riddled (with shot, etc.] [de dettes) ‘ over head and ears ’ (in debt] pock-marked CRIBLEUR -EUSE sifter CRIBLURE siftings (pi] coarse part CRIC" (kree) lever : jack | CRSC CRAC click- CRI-CRI cricket (insect] [click! CRICKET” _ (game] CRIEE auction | a la_, By A Crier" v. [a haute voice) to shout [a voix aigre) to shriek [gonds, etc.) to creak [apres ...)to scold [publier) to proclaim : to publish | _ comme un perdu, ‘To scream like mad’ CRIEUR -EUSE crier : auctioneer (mauv. part) bawler CRIME [pr. kreem] [kraime] guilt: offence | Faire un_de ... a B, To impute ... to B as a crime [Many of what are styled ‘crimes’ in the Code Napoleon are ‘ misdemeanours ’ in CRIMINALITE_ty : crime [English law] CRIMINEL-ELZrF _al: culprit [a.) criminal [-llement" -lly] by criminal process CRIN" hair : horse-hair | —vegetal, Vegetable fibre | _S"(pl] mane |‘ a tons _s,'Out and out' CRINCRIN” [fam] cracked old fiddle : fiddler CRINIERE mane [sur un casque) plume [pop) CRINOLINE _ | CRIQUE creek [‘ wig ’ CRIQUET” locust [chevalj tit (pers) tom-tit CRISE [kreez] crisis [krdi-ciss] fit [V. Nerf] CRISPATION" nervous irritation : shrivelling Crisper" va. to shrivel [pers) to irritate | Se_, To shrivel up : to move convulsively CRISTAL crystal: cut-glass [de roche) rock-C | _LLERIE manufacture of cut-glass : cut- glass works CRISTAL'LIN" [&_-e a.] crystalline CRISTAL" LISA TION‘" crystallization Cristal’liser" va. [& Se_] to crystallize CRITtRE, CRIT^RIUM criterion : test TKant CRITICISME [eece’m] 03^ critical philosophy (of Critiqu'able a. open to criticism: censurable CRITIQUE _tic [a.) critical CRE ENGLISH—FRENCH CRI Creta'ceous a. cretace CREV'ICE [in, dans] crevasse [chink) fente CREW (krou) [A)equipage [fig) bande : clique | Gun’s_, Servants CRIB [child’s) lit (d’enfant] [Christ’s) creche [horse’s) mangeoire | Nice little _, Gentil petit coin | _ BITER tiqueur Crib [-bbe'd] va. filouter : ‘ chiper ’ (from, a] copier (from, sur] CRICK crampe (legere] [in neck) torticolis CRICK'ET grillon [game)‘cricket’ | -BALL balle de C | -MATCH, m. de C | —ER joueur de cricket CRI'ER [krai-e-r] crieur [of a court) huissier CRIME [krdim] _ [in general) criminalite Crime'an (krai-mt-e-nn) a. de Crirnee CRIM'INAL [& a.) _nel CRIMINAL'ITY_ite : culpabilite Crim'inate [ne'te] va. incriminer Tracoler CRIMP racoleur [to.) gaufrer [hair)friser [X) CRIM'SON [ze-nn] [& a.] cramoisi [fig) rouge .^Cringe vn. reculer : frissonner | To_to, S Faire le chien couchant aupres de | To make "j; one_, Faire venir la chair de poule a CRIN' GIN G basse servilite : courbette CRIN'GLE empointure : patte (de bouline] CRIN'KLE sinuosite _d PA'PER, Papier ondule CRIP'PLE [& f.] boiteux -euse : estropie -e [to.) estropier [fig) paralyser : affaiblir |_ed with rheumatism, Perclus de rhumatismes CRI'SIS [kraiciss] crise [pr. kreez) Crisp a. cassant [pastry) croquant [hair)crepe | _NESS fragility : frisure CRITE'RION (krdi-tiri-e-nn) criterium CRIT'IC critique [fault-finder) censeur CRI FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CRO CRITIQUE [de, of : sur, on] _ : criticism : censure | _r' va. to criticise : to censure CROASSE'MENT" caw : croak : croaking Croasser- vn. [freux ou corneiile) to caw [cor- beau) to croak CROC" hook : boat-hook : curled moustache : canine-tooth [anim) fang : tusk _ DOUBLE clip-hook CROC-EN-JAMRE [krok : m nasal] trip CROCHE quaver | Double_, Semi-quaver | Triple_, Demi-semi-quaver Tfast Croche a. crooked |_r' v. to hook on : to make CROCHET"[o short] hook : clasp : strap : turn: barb [a bascule) steelyard [arch) crocket [ser- riire) pick-lock [serpent) fang [animal) claw [typ) bracket [broderie) crochet" : C-needle | a_s, [boot] With button-eyelets | Aux_s de, [fig] At the expense of | Clou a_Tenterhook | Faire un_, To turn out of one's way | _a bottines, Button-hook CROCHE'TAGE porterage : picking (of lock] Croche’ter' va. to pick (a lock] CROCHE’TEUR porter [voleur) burglar Crochu -e a. hooked | Avoir les mains_es. To CROCODILE [da'ile] |_be a thief CROCUS_ [en ang. pr. kro-ke-ss] Croire v. (Table 35) to believe (en, a, in] to trust to : to follow (a person’s) advice [s’ima- giner) to think | a Ten—, If he is to be believed | Je crois que oui, I believe so [ou, I believe it is, it was, he does, they will, etc., etc.] Je ne le crois pas, I think not | Je crois que non, I believe not | Je l’ai cru ! I thought so! | Je le crois bien ! I can very well believe it! I dare say it is! [they will, etc., etc.] Ce n’estpas a _, [F. Hear] Croyez-le bien, Depend upon it | N'allez pas que, Don’t imagine that | Faire _a ..., To lead ... to believe | Se_, To think o’s ... : to think one has [chose) to be believed CROISADE [zadd] crusade [krou-cede] CR0IS£ twill [pers) crusader [krou-cede-r) Croise -e a. crossed : double [de Vetoffe) twilled [drap) double-milled [gilet) double-breasted [animal) cross [rimes) alternate [feu) cross | Les bras_s, With one’s arms folded [fig) idle CROISEE [French) window [arch) transept CROISE-MENT' crossing : cross-breeding Croiser' v. to cross : to fold [navires) to cruise [drap) to twill | _le fer. To cross swords | Se_, To cross (one another, each other] to fold ...’s arms : to go on a crusade CROISEUR cruiser [filon) cross-course CROISIERE cruise : fleet' of cruisers : station [fl320 crossing (of the lines] CROISILL-ON” cross-piece [V. OXFORD] CROISSANCE growth [fig) increase CROISSANT- crescent [outi[) bill-hook | En_, Crescent-shaped Croissant- -e a. growing [fig) increasing CROIT" increase Croitre vn. ( Table 64) to grow : to spring up : to swell [jours) to lengthen [fig) to increase | Ne faire que _ et embellir, To grow wonderfully CROIX' [krivoh] cross [typ) dagger | En Across : crosswise [vergue) square | Mettre en_, To crucify | Faireune_klacheminee, To ‘mark ... with red’ [i.e.. This is' wonderful!] _ de St. Andre, Diagonal bracing | _ ROUGE, Red Cross CRI ENGLISH—FRENCH CRO Critical [kritti-ke-l] a. critique : delicat: difficile | _lly ad. A'une maniere critique : avec exactitude _NESS caractere critique : exactitude Crit'icise [gaize] va. critiquer : censurer CRIT'ICISM critique : appreciation [V. Salon] CROAK,_IN Gr [kroke) [frog) coassement[pers) grognement | Croak vn. coasser : croasser : gronder | _ER grognon : prophete de malheur CROCK cruche : pot | ‘Old_’, [person]‘VieiUe CROCK'ERY, _-WARE faience |rosse’ CROCK'ET crochet CROC'ODILE [ddi.] c_ | In a _, [school] Deux par deux | _tears, Larmes de C CRO'CUS [kro-ke-ss) [bot)_: safran [powder) rouge d’Angleterre | Autumn_Safran des pres : veilleuse CROFT petit clos _ER petit cultivateur [cote ouest de I’Ecosse] CROM'LECH [lek) dolmen [Fr. word Cromlech means Stone circle] CRONE | Old_, Vieille femme : vieille CRO'NY compere : vieux camarade CROOK courbure [shepherd’s_) houlette [m) courber | By hook or by_, I)'une maniere ou A'une autre | -backe’d a. bossu Crook'ed [pr. crouke-edd] a. tortueux [twisted) tordu [across) de travers [fig) pervers [ad.) de travers |_NESS nature tortuev.se [pers) difformite CROP recolte : moisson [fruit) cueillette [bird’s) jabot | Second_, Regain _va. [clip) tondre: couper [tail or ears) ecourter [browse) brouter |_out, affleurer [fig) per- cer : se laisser voir | _up, se presenter ‘ CROPP'ER ' | To come a__ Ramasser une CROPPING OUT affleurement 1‘peUe’ CRO'QUET- [kro' -que) croquet |-HOOP arceau CRO'SIER [kroj-ie-r) crosse | _e-d a. crosse CROSS croix [fig) contrariety : revers [streets) carrefour [breed) croisement | -ACTION reconvention | -BEAM traverse | -BOW arbalete -BREED race croisee | -EXAMINATION contre-interrogatoire | To -examine, [ou To -question] Faire subir un contre-interrogatoire a | -FRAME traverse | -graine d a. a fibres irregulieres [fig) reveclie | -HEAD crosse du piston | -JACK [crodjack) [V. SAIL] -legge'd a. lesjambes croisees | -LODE croi- seur | -PIECE traverse [of cardan) croisil- lon | To be at -PURPOSES. Se contrecarrer | -ROAD chemin de traverse | -ROADS carrefour ! -TREES barres | -ways, -wise, en travers fde mauvaise humeur : maussade _a. de travers : en travers : contraire [person) _va. croiser 'Sec [_each other) se c : s’entre- croiser [_over) traverser [boundary) passer [cheques) barrer [mark a X ) faire une croix a ... [o’self) se signer : faire le signe de la C [vex) contrecarrer j _off,_out, biffer CRO FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CRU CROMLECH [ch, fc] stone circle [F. Cromlech, CROQU'ANT' gristle [pens) poor wretch |_ang- Croqu'ant' -e a. crisp Croqu'e-au-sel | a la_, With nothing but salt CROQU'E-MITAINE Old Bogey : bugbear CROQU'E-MORT' [pi_s] undertaker's man CROQU'E-A'OT’E [pi_s] musician who has no talent Croqu'er' vn. to crunch : to be crisp [m.) to ‘munch ’ : to ‘bolt’[passer) to skip[esquisser) to sketch | Gentil, joli -e a_, Lovely | _le marmot, To wait [ou ‘ hang ’] about a long CROQU'ET" _ [t nul] almond biscuit [time CROQU'ETTE ‘ _ ’ [fried ball of rice or potato] CROQUIGNOLE cracknel [sur, on)fillip CROQU'IS" sketch : outline CROS'NE Chinese artichoke [stachys tuberifera CROSSE crosier : stick [jeu) hockey : H stick [fusil) butt end Crosser’ va. to hit: to ‘ pitch into’ [tig) to spurn CROTTE mud : dirt [d’animal) dung Crotte-e a. dirty [fig) wretched | 11 fait _, The streets [ou roads] are muddy Crotter* va. to dirt | Se_, To get dirty CROTT1N" dung : horse D : sheep’s D CROULEMENT" collapse [F. Crouler] Crouler’ vn. to fall (with a crash] to give way: to sink | Faire_, To overthrow Croulier' -iere a. ... that sinks ou gives way CROUP [pron. the p] _ CROJJPE [cheval) croup : crupper [montagne) brow : ridge | Monter en_, To ride behind Croupi -e a. stagnant CROUPIER" partner [mais. de jeu) croupier CROUPIERE crupper | Tailler des _s a ..., To make rough work for CROUPION" rump Croupir v. to stagnate : to lie wallowing (dans, Croupissant' -e a. stagnant [in CROUSTADE pie : pasty Croustill'ant'-e a. crisp | CROUSTILL' E bit of crust | _eux' -ease a. smutty CROUTE crust [peau) scurf [tableau) rubbish : daub [agr) pan [pers) ‘old mulf ’ | Casser une [or la]_To have something to eat CROUTE'LETTE [bit of) crust CROUTON" [bit of) crust [fig)‘old muff’ Crovable a. credible CROYANCE belief : credit: faith CROYANT'-E believer | Il .n’est pas_, He is not a religious man | Les_s, The faithful CRU growth : making : making-up : A'ineyard | Bouilleur de_, [F. Bouilleur] De mon_, Of my own : my own (production] Du_, Homegrown | Grands_s, High-class wines Cru -e a. raw : free: indigestible [grossier, & fig) crude : rough : indecent [eau) hard [brique) unburnt | a_, On the bare skin [sans selle) bareback | Cru -e pp. [F. Croire, Table 35] CrA-uepp. [F. Croitre, Table 64] CRO ENGLISH-FRENCH CRU CROSS'ING [street, breeding, etc.) croisement [_over) passage [by sea) traversee [fig) contrariety | Level_Passage a niveau CROSSING-SWEEP'ER balayeur (des rues] CROTCH'ET boutade : lubie [mus) noire Crotch'ety a. qui a des lubies : capricieux Crouch [craoutcli] vn. se blottir CROW- [krb] corneille [cock’s) chant | Carrion _, C noire | As the _flies, a vol d'oiseau | -BAR pince |_FOOT [bot] renoncule |_'S- FOOT patte d’oie Crow' vn. chanter [over, sur) chanter victoire CROWD [kraoude, pr. vite] foule : rassemble- ment [va.) remplir : encombrer [vn.) etre en foule [press) se serrer | In_s, En foule [F. Foule : House] To be_ed with, Regorger de j _round, se presser | _all SAIL, forcer de voiles | _ed a. serre : encombre (de, with] [place) comble [numerous) nombreux _PNG TOGETHER encombrement CRO'W ING [fcro] chant (du coq] (CROWN couronne [top) couronnement [of a hat) fond [cap, bonnet) calotte [anchor) fieche 2 [coin) ecu : 6fr. 25 [paper size) 51 cm. x 38 | „ -GLASS verre blanc | -LAND domaine de § la C | _PRINCE prince royal | _PROS'- 3 ECUTOR procureur general | -WHEELrotte sf de rencontre, or de champ [auto) couronne. ° Crown va. couronner [draughts) darner (CROWN'ING couronnement [a.) accablant CRU'CIBLE creuset [a.) ... au C CRUCIFIX'ION [fik'-che-nn] crucifiement Cru'cify [croud-fail va. crucifier Crude a. cru : informe |_oil, Petrole brut CRU'DE'NESS erudite : caractere informe CRU'ELTY cruaute : inhumanite [law) mau- vais traitements : sevices (pi] Society for the prevention of_ to ANIMALS, Societe pro- tectrice des animaux | S. &c. _ to CHILDREN, Soc. prot. de Venfance CRU'ET burette: huilier: vinaigrier: menagere -STAND huilier CRU'I'SE [krouze] croisiere : campagne [on.) croiser | To go on a_, Aller en croisiere | Pleasure_Voyage d’agrement (sur mer] CRUrSER [krouze-'r] croiseur | Armoured _, C cuirasse CRUMB' | The_La mie | A_, Une miette \ g _SCOOP ramasse-mieffes S Crum'ble va. emietter [vn.) tomber en pons- « siere [bread, etc.) s’emietter -«Crum'l)’y a. qui a beaucoup de mie : tendre Crum'ple va. chiffonner [vn.) se c Crunch [kre-nnch] va. croquer CRUPP'ER [u e] croupiere : croupe CRUSA'DE [krou-cede] croisade | _R croise CRUSH choc [bruise) ecrasement[crowd) foule: presse [w.) ecraser: broyer [metal) bocarder | _out, exprimer [destroy) ecraser CRUSH'ER [agr] concasseur [F. Foudroyant] CRUSH'ING broiement [metal) bocardage _a. ecrasant : foudroyant CRUST [cre-ste] [de la) croute [of the earth) ecorce [un) crouton | To — over, Couvrir [or se _] d’ltne C | Crus'tily ad. aigrement: avec liuyneur \ CRUS'TINESS fiumeur maussade | Crus'ty a. qui a beaucoup de croute [grumpy) maussade : bourru CRUTCH [cre-tch] bequille [tech) potence | On _es, Avec des bequilles CRU FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS CUL CRUAUTE cruelty : severity CRTJCHE pitcher [pers) booby : fool CRUCHEE pitcher (ful] CRUCHON" jug : stone bottle Crucifere a._ferous | _S' [pi] crucifer* CRUCIFIE-MENT- crucifying : crucifixion Crucifier- va. to crucify CRUCIFIX" _x [pr. x] CRUCIFIXION" _ CRUDITE_ty:rawness:hardness : indecency CRUE growth : increase [eaux) rise : swelling : flood [en Ecosse) spate Cruel -lie a. cruel : sore : severe [-mt‘ -lly, -ly] Crdment- ad. bluntly : roughly CRUSTACt _tacean | _-e a. crustaceous CRYOLITE _ [—mous CRYPTE crypt | CRYPTOGAME _m [a.) CUBAGE cubic measurement j Au_, By M CUBE_ [Icioube] [fam) student in his 3rd year (in spec, mathematics] [a.) cubic [V. p. 36] Cubique a._ic : cube | Cuber- va. to cube CUEILL'ETTE crop : picking : gathering | Charger en_, To take in a mixed cargo CUEILL'EUR-EUSE gatherer : ...-picker Cueill’i-e [pp. V. Cueillir] [”to win [&) to coil Cueill’irva. (Table 13) to gather, pick [lauriers) CUILL'ER, CUILLERE [kuiee'-yare] spoon | Grande _, [or_a BOUCHE] table-spoon | _a CAFE teaspoon | _ a DESSERT' dessert spoon | _a SOUPE [or a potage] ladle CUILL'EREE spoonful: tea-S: table-S : ladle- CUILL'ERON” bowl (of a spoon] UU1 CUIR [kweer'i skin [cru) hide [tanne) leather [rasoir) strop [fig) vulgar mispronunciation | _ EMBOUTI cup-leather CUIRASSE_ss | -S' armour plates [F. SIDE] CUIRASS^ battleship | _ d’escadre, 1st class battleship Cuirasse-e a. in armour [fig) steeled : braced : cased [&) armour-plated | _er- va. to armour- plate | Se_, To harden one’s self CUIRASSIER" _ [ang. pr. coui-re-stre] Cuire v. (Table 50) to cook : to do [— au four) to bake [a I'eau) to boil [rotir) to roast [a Vetuvee) to stew [brique, chaux) to burn | Poire a_, Stewing pear | La main me cuit, My hand is smarting [ou smarts] II vous en cuira! You’ll' pay for it! CuisanF -e a. [douleur] sharp : acute CUISINE [kwee-zeen] kitchen [l’art) cookery : cooking [&) cuddy: galley [fig) table | Batterie de —, K. utensils | Fille de_, K-maid \ Livre de—, Cookery-book | Latin de_, Dog Latin | Savoir faire la_, To know how to cook Cuisiner- vn. to cook CUISINIER"-IERE cook | _IERE Dutch-oven CUISSARD" cuisse [much, a vap) dome-neck CUISSE thigh [viande) leg : quarter CUISSON’ ‘ cooking: baking [poterie, tech) firing Ibrique) burning [fig) smarting | De_, [pain] Home-baked CUISSOT" haunch fdantic CUISTRE servitor : pedant [vulg) cad [a.) pe- Cuit’-e a. [rf- pp. Cuire] done : cooked : dressed : roasted : baked : boiled [du vin) sweet [ruine) done for CUITE [fournee) batch [porcel) firing [briques) burning | ‘ Avoir sa_To be drunk CUIVRAGE coppering CUIVRE copper Doj | _jaune, Brass Cuivre-e a. coppered : copper-coloured [son) metallic Cuivreux- -euse a. coppery CUL" [never pr. the L] bottom : back [d'anim) rump [cliarrette) tail [d>) stern [_is a low word, except in compounds] _ de BASSE- FOSSE dungeon | -BLANC” [oiseau] wheat- ear | -de-JATTE ‘fellow with no legs’: cripple) -de-LAMPE tail-piece | -de-PORC' stopper knot | -de-SAC blind alley [fig) ‘ fix ’ CULASSE breech [pierre) culet [auto) ignition- chamber : cylinder-head | Canon [or fusil] se chargeant par la_, Breech-loader CULBUTANT- tumbler (pigeon] CULBUTE fall: ‘tumble’ [gymn) somersault | Faire la_, To turn head over heels [fig) to ‘come to the ground’ : to fall from power| Culbuter' va. to throw ... down : to ‘ upset’: to ‘ pitch ... over ’ [fig) to overthrow [vn.) to upset : to be ruined [typ) to back itself CULEE abutment [&) stern-way Culer- vn. to back: to drift astern [vent) to veer CULIERE crupper-strap : channel-stone Culinaire a._ary [ang. pr. kioh'-le-ne-re] Culminant- -e a._Mating [ne'te] highest CRU ENGLISH—FRENCH CUL CRUX [cre-fcs] point difficile : enigme CRY cri [v.) crier : s’ecrier [weep) pleurer | We’ll_quits, Nous voila quittes :§_off, n’en etre plus | _out, s’ecrier : se b plaindre bruyamment [against, contre) se recrier | _ up, preconiser : vanter CRY'INGr cri [tears) larmes (pi] [a.) criant CRYS'TAL [krisst-'l] cristal [a.) de C Crys'talline [lame] a. cristallin CRYSTALLIZA'TION [lai-ze] cristallisation Crys'tallize [i ai‘] va. cristalliser [vn.) se c _e-d FRUITS fruits glaces _e-d SUGAR sucre en grain cristallise CUB [ke-b] petit [lion’s) lionceau [bear’s) ourson [fox’s) renardeau [cubique CUBE [kioube] c [va.) cuber | -ROOT racine CU'BICLE [kiou] cellule (de dortoir] CU'BIT [/don] coudee [440 a 720 m/m] CUCK'OO coucou | -CLOCK coucou -FLOWER [flaour] cresson des pres : carda- mine | -PINT [painnt] pied-de-veau CU'CUMBER [kiou-ke-m.m-be-r'] concombre | As cool as a_, Avec un sang-froid sans pared | -FRAME chassis a C CUD | To chew the_, Ruminer Cud'dle va. serrer [vn.) se serrer -eCUDD'Y [*] title ^CUD'GEL baton [va.) batonner j To take up the _S for, Prendre fait et cause pour V_LLING [fig] volee de coups de baton CUE [fciou] [part) replique : role [hint) indice [mood) veine [billiard, hair) queue CUFF [ke-ff ] coup de poing[linen, kc.)manchette [of sleeve) parement [F. Parure] [va.) donner des coups de poing a : battre ftagere Cu'linary a. culinaire : de cuisine [herb) po- CUL FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS CUR CULMINATION“ _ (of a star] Culminer' vn. [astr] to culminate (a, at] CULOT" bottom [fig) youngest [vulg) ‘ cheek ’ | ‘ Avoir du_To ‘ have plenty of cheek ’ CULOTTE breeches (pi] [cuisine) rump [argot) ‘ spree ’ | _coarte, Knee-B | Elle porte la_, She wears the B Culotter' va. to put (a boy) in knickerbockers : to fit [pipe) to colour | Se_. vr. to get drunk : to harden one's self: to get used (a, to] to get black : to put on one’s breeches CULOTTIER" breeches-maker CULPABILITE _ty [ke-l-pe-bil'-e-te] guilt CULTE worship : creed : religion | Direction des_s, Department of W | Ministre des_s, Minister of W [V. Religious, ang.] Cultivable a. ... fit for cultivation CULTIVATEUR -TRICE —tor (de, of] ... -grower : agriculturist: farmer Cultiver' va. to cultivate [agr) to till: to grow CULTURE cultivation : crop [fig) culture 1 _ intensive, Intensive culture [des legumes, &c.) French gardening | La petite Small farming : the small farmers | CUMIN”_ CUMUL holding several offices (at same time] CUMULARD" pluralist Cumuler' va. to hold several offices Cuneiforme a._form | CUNETTE heading Cupide a. covetous (de, of] grasping CUPIDITE _ty | CUPIDON" Cupid CUPULE [little) cup | Curable o. _ CURAQA'O [ku-ra-so] _<joa [kou-re-so] CURAGE cleaning out: cleansing CURATELLE guardianship : trusteeship CURATEUR-TRICE trustee : guardian CURATIF [<fc_-ive a.] _ive [kiou-re-tivv] CURCUMA turmeric | CURCUMINE _ CURE_: living : charge : priest’s house | N’en avoir_, Not to trouble about it CURti parish priest : priest : vicar : rector CURE-DENT' [pi. _S'] toothpick -LANGUE tongue-scraper | -OREILL'E ear- picker | -PIED” [hoof-) picker CTJREE [chasse] quarry | Apre a la,_, Greedy of gain CURE'MENT' cleansing [cleanse Curer" va. to clean : to pick : to clean out: to CURETTE ‘_’ : scoop : scraper CUREUR ‘man who cleans out’(wells, etc.] Curial -e a. vicarial : rectorial | Maison_e, House of the cure or priest Curieuse'ment' ad. curiously : singularly CURIEUX' -EUSE singular thing [pers) spectator : on-looker : connoisseur | _a.curious: singular : odd : inquisitive (de, after : de, fo] fond (de, of] CURIOSITE [o-zee-te] _ty [kiouri-oss-se-te] Les _s de la ville, The lions of the place | Marchand de_s, Second-hand dealer | Par _, Out of curiosity CUL ENGLISH-FRENCH CUR (’Cull to. [from, dans] recueillir : choisir GULL'ENDER [mieux, Colander] passoire Cul'minate [nete] vn. [fig) se terminer (in, par] [astr) culminer CUL'MINA'TION c_ [fig) point culminant Cul'pable [ke-V-pe-be-l] a. coupable _bly ad. d’une rnaniere coupable CUL'PRIT accuse -e : criminel -elle : coupable Cultivate [vete] va. cultiver vCUL'TIVA'TION [veche-nn] culture gCUL'TIVATOR cultivateur-trice m Cul'ture'd a. cultive : lettre 2 CUL'VERT aqueduc : ponceau ■oCum'ber va. embarrasser : gener (with, de] W _some a. [ou Cum'brous] genant : peu S facile a manier gCUNN'ING finesse : ruse [a.) fin : ruse [in g American sense) coquet : gentillet _ly ad. avec finesse : adroitement CUP fosse [of metal) timbale [prize_) coupe [bot. & fig) calice | A parting_, Le coup de i’etrier | _and BALL bilboquet -BEARER echanson | -LEATHER cuir em- bouti | _MOSS lichen pyxide Cup [-ppe'd] va. appliquer des ventouses a CUPBOARD [ke-be-rde] buffet [for clothes, etc.) armoire [in wall) placard | Pedestal _, [bedside] Table de nuit CU'PEL coupelle | CUP'FUL [foul, bref] fosse CLl'PID Cupidon CU'POLA [kioupo-le] coupole [foundry) cubilot [American archit.) belvedere \ventouse OUPP'ING application de ventouses | -GLASS Cu'preous [kioup-ri-e-ss] a. cuivreux OUR [fce-r] chien (degenere] [pers) sale bete Cu'rable [kiou-re] a. guerissable CU'RACY [kiou’-re-ce] vicariat [Pasteur CU'RATE [kiou'-re-t] vicaire | Perpetual_, CURA'TOR [re'f’r] curateur [of a museum) con- servateur | _SHIP poste de C CURB [fce-rb] gourmette [fig) frein [va.. check) reprimer | -BIT mors a gourmette | -STONE bordure de trottoir CURD [ke-rdel lait caille Cur'dle [ke-r] vn. se cailler [fig) se glacer CURE [kioure] : guerison [remedy) remede [va.) guerir [salt) saler | _R guerisseur-.saleur CUR'FEW [ke-r-fiou] couvre-feu CU'RING [fcioure] cure [salting) salaison CU'RIO [kiou'-ri-o] curiosite feo CURIOS'ITY _te 'Sea | Quite a Tres curl- _ SHOP magasin d'antiguites |_eux Cu'rious [kiouri-e-ss'] a. curieux : delicat _ly ad. curieusement CURL [ke-r-t] [hair) boucle [wave) ondulation [smoke) spirale | -PAPER papillote (C url va. friser : bonder : enrouler | — vn. | [worms) s’enrouler [waves) moutonner [of 2£ plants) s’entrelacer | _ up, s’enrouler «CUR'LEW [ke-r'liou] courlis g CURL'ING frisure | -TONGS fer a friser JjCur'ly a. boucle | _ CLOTH boucle _headed a. aux cheveux frises ^CURMUD'GEON [dje-nri] ladre : ‘ pingre ’ 3 CURR'ANT [ke-re-nn-tt] groseille [rouge, or S blanche'] [dried) raisin de Corinthe | Black S _, Cassis | -BUSH groseillier (a grappes] P cassis | Red-_JELLY, gelee de groscilles | CURR'ENCY circulation [coin) numeraire ( [fig) vogue | To give_ to, Donner cours a A point (S') means silent, or GN' LL' L* liquid : two points (S") no liaison. [175] / CUR FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS CYC Cursif-iue a. running | _IVE running-hand Curvilign'e a. curvilinear CUSCUTE dodder CUSTODE custodian [ke-ss-tode-ye-nn] CUSTODE covering for the (pyx) chalice on the altar : sheath : veil Cutane-e a. cutaneous [kiou-tene-ye-ss] CUTTER [&] cutter CUVAGE fermentation in the vat CTJVE vat: copper : tub [ _ matiere, Mash-tub CUVE AU tub CTJ VEE vat (-ful] tub | Yin de seconde_, Product of re-treatment of the must [V. Piquette] CUVELAGE planking and shoring up : lining Cuveler" va. to line (with timber, &c.] C uver' v. to ferment: to stand : to mix |_son vin, To sleep one’s self sober CUVETTE [wash-hand) basin [geolog.) rock B [tech) cistern [d’une montre) cap [phot) dish 1 _a bascule. Tip-up basin | _a billes, Ball- race | Marbre a _, Marble-top CUVIER" washing-tub : tub [lieu) vat-house CYANOGfeNE _ogen CYANURE cyanide [sat'-e-naide] CYCLAMEN"_ [sik'-le-me-nn, i bref] CYCLE_ [en ang. pr. saike-l] [To cycle, vn. faire de la bicyclette] CYCLISME [eece-m] Le_, Cycling CYCLISTE _ist [sa'i-klisst] CYCLONE _ [sat-] CUR ENGLISH-FRENCH CUT (CURR'ENT courant (de, of] cours (d’ecm] — a. courant [fig) requ : admis | — AFFAIRS affaires en cours | _PRICE prix courant | _ly ad. gen6ralement CURRIC'ULUM cours (d’enseignement] Curr'ie'd a. ... au cari CURR'IER [fce-ri-e-r] corroyeur CURR'Y cari [va.) corroyer [horses) etriller [cook) appreter ... au cari ] To — FAVOUR with, Se faufiler dans les bonnes graces de | -COMB' Grille \ -POWDER cari CURSE malediction (on, sur] [plague) fleau §i [va.) maudire [fig) affliger | To _ and swear, Jurer et blasphemer SsCur'sed [ke-r'-sedd : 1 epp. se pr. ke-rste] a. ^ CUR'SING malediction [maudit ^Cur'sorily [ke-r'ce-re-M] ad. en courant: a | la hate : superficiellement §Cur'sory [se-re']a. leger [remarks) general | ® At a_glance, D’un regard superficiel pCurt a. brusque : sec : cassant [F. VUE _ly ad. sechement: brusquement Curtail' va. diminuer [expenses) restreindre CUR'TAIN [te-nn\ rideau [fort) courtine | To drop the _, Baisser la toile | -HOOK patere | -LECTURE sermon d'alcove | -RAISER lever de rideau | -ROD tringle CURT'NESS brusquerie : ton cassant CUR'YATURE courbure | _ of the SPINE, deviation de la colonne vertebrate CURVE courbe [va.) courber [tech) cintrer Curvet' vn. [horse] faire des courbettes VCurvilin'ear a. curviligne CUSH'AT ramier CUSH'ION [kouche-nn, bref] coussin [billiard) bande [tech) coussinet /CUSP come (du croissant] _ated a. pointu | ‘ CUSS'EDNESS ’ [Amer.] pure mechancete <uCUS'TARD creme | A —, Un pot de G a CUS'TODY [ke-s'te-de] In _, En prison | In 1 the _of, a la garde de | To give ... into_, V Faire arreter... | To take... into_, Arreter /'CUS'TOM coutume : usage [shopkeeper’s) _ pratique | Established _, Droit coutumier | g -HOUSE douane | To pass the_, [goods] | Passer en D | -HOUSE OFF'ICER douanier YCUS'TOMS [taxes] droits | Manners and_, i, Mceurs | _DUTY droit de douane — TARIFF tarif douanier V _UNION union douaniere /Cus'tonmrily [me-re] ad. habituellement gCus'tomary [ke-s'te-me-rer] a. accoutume : g d’usage [term) consacre : d’usage i> _LAW droit coutumier iCUS'TOMER [<£ f.] client-e : chaland-e :pra- ^ tique | A‘queer_,’ Un drole de corps | An , ugly _, Un mauvais coucheur : une mau- ^ vaise rencontre CUT [fce-t] [incision) coupure [stroke) coup [slice) morceau [cards) coupe [shape) coupe: taille [wood_) gravure | First _, Entame | A good—, [coat, etc.] Unebonne coupe \ Prime —, [meat] Bon morceau | A short_, Un rac- courci | To make a short_, Couper au plus court | -OFF [of steam] fin de Vadmission | Automatic_-OFF GEAR appareil a detente variable | -OUT coupe-circuit Cut va. [pres. part. Cutting : pret. & pp. Cut] [from, de : out of, dans] couper [first_in) en- tamer [pierce) percer [form) tailler [the water) fendre [carve joints, clip newsp., etc.) decou- per [clip) rogner [teeth, figure, or caper) faire [cards) couper [a die) graver [an acquaintance) rompre avec : laisser la : regarder d’un air glacial | She is cutting her teeth, Elle fait ses dents \ That _s both WAYS, C’est un argument a deux tranchants | To _ ... to PIECES, Couper ... en morceaux : echarper | He_me, 11 a passe pres de moi sans avoir l’air de me connaitre | _across, couper en travers |_away, couper |_down, abattre [tig) moissonner [clip) rogner |_off, couper [kill) enlever [stop) intercepter [prevent) em- pecher[isolate) isoler | out, couper: priver: exclure [newspap., etc.) decouper [See above] [in, dans) tailler [pers) eelipser |_out for a sailor, Fait pour etre marin | — short, couper court | _ ... short, couper la parole a ...: brusquer | _up, decouper : depecer [critic) ‘ ereinter ’ | He was a good deal_up, 11 etait demonte | ‘_up rough,’ se mettre en colere Cut w. couper : se c : debiter [teeth) percer | * away ’ [make off] filer : se sauver Cut a. coupe [price) tres concurrence Cut and dry [on dried] a. tout pret | _and dried AFFAIR, Coup monte CUTCH [koutchl cachou [Grass, V. COUCH] Cute [kioute] a. fin : ruse | He’s a _ fellow! C’est un malin! CUT'LASS [ke-tle-ss] coutelas CYC FRAN<?AIS-ANGLAIS CZA CYCLOPE cyclop [sai-klopp, o bref] Cyclopeen" -nne a. cyclopean CYGN'E swan | Le chant du _, The song of the dying swan | Jeune_, Cygnet CYLINDRAGE mangling : calendring CYLINDRE cylinder [a linge) mangle [d’orgue) barrel lagr, jard) roller [verre) shade : glass- shade | CYLINDREE cylinder capacity Cylindrer' va. to mangle [tech) to calender [jard, agr) to roll CYLINDREUR mangier Cylindrique a._ical CYMAISE ogee CYMBALE cymbal CYMBALIER" cymbalist | CYME _ CYMOPHANE cat’s eye [jewel] Cynegetique a. hunting ...: pertaining to the chase | La_, The chase CYNIQUE _ic [a.) cynical [fee-1] CYNISME impudence : cynicism CYNOC&PHALE_alus CYPRUS' \_seeprai\ cy'press CYTISE [s, z] laburnum CZAR_ | CZARINE czarina CUT ENGLISH-FRENCH CYP (CUT'LER coutelier | _Y couteflerie CUT'LET cotelette ‘ CUT'PURSE ’ coupeur de bourse CUTT'ER [&] cutter | First and second_, [quarter-boats] Canot No. 1, No. 2 -OUT [at sewing-machine] appreteuse CUTT'ER coupeur : tailleur [instr.) coupoir : decoupoir [die) emporte-jnece [milling-tool) ^ fraise | _BLANK fraise non taillee i CUTT'ING incision [piece) rognure [wood, etc.) coupe [of plant) bouture [vine) sarment [railway) deblai : tranchee [a.) incisif [fig) piquant : mordant [icy wind) glacial [F. De- boisement] _ OUT decoupage : coupe _ UP depecement CUT'TLE-FISH seiche CUT'TY-PIPE [vulg.] ‘brule-gueule’ ^CUT'WATER [a, o dans sort] taille-mer % ‘ CWT.’ cinquante kilos [F. Hundredweight] CY'CLE c_ [bicycle) bicyclette : lbecane’ [vn.) faire de la bicyclette : aller aB \ Two_engine, Moteur a 2 temps | -CAR ‘_’ [voiturette tres legere a 2 places] -HOUSE garage | -STAND support de bicyclette CY'CLINGr cyclisme : ‘la pedale ’ [a.) velocipe- dique : de cycliste [tour) fait a bicyclette CY'CLIST [saV] _e: velocipediste CYCLOM'ETER compteur (kilometrique] CY'CLONE typhon CYCLOP.m'DIA isaiklo-pide-i-al encyclopedic CYO'NET jeune cygne CYL'INDER _dre [of card) tambour | Four_ engine, Moteur a 4 cylindres |_CAPACITY cylindree | -COYER, -HEAD culasse | _ LINER chemise d’interieur CYM'BAL _e CY'PRESS [saip-re-ss] cypres D FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS DAN D | Un D majuscule, A capital D Da | Oui-da, Yes, certainly! Yes, indeed! D’abord" ad. at first : first | Tout_, At the DACOlTISME [Burma,etc.]dacoity [very outset DACTYLE dactyl DACTYLOGRAPHE [& f] typewriter: lady typist DACTYL0GRAPHIE typewriting : typing DADA [d’enfant) ‘ gee-gee ’ [fig) hobby DADAIS" simpleton : booby : fiat DAGUE dagger | Daguer' va. to stab Daguerreotyper’ va. to daguerreotype DAGTJERREOTYPIE daguerreotype DAHLIA [de-li-e] a fieurs de cactus, Cac- Daign’er' vn. to deign to |_tus D D’aill'eurs' ad. on the other hand : besides DAIM" [m nasal] deer : buck | DAINE doe DAIS' [day] canopy DALLAGE pavement : flags (pi] paving DALLE flagstone, flag: whetstone [auge) spouting | Une_de, A slab of Duller' va. to pave | DALOT' [4>] scupper DALTONISME colour-blindness | Atteint de_, Colour-blind DAM AS’ damask [prune de_) damson [epee) Damascus blade | Linge damasse, Diaper Damasquiner’ va. to damaskeen DAME lady : married lady [aux cartes, echecs) queen [au jeu de dames) king [danse) partner [terrassement) ‘old man’ [tech) rammer [d>) rowlock | _! Why! Well! | De _, Lady’s [maniere) ladylike | Jouer aux_s, To play draughts DAME-JE’ANNE demi-john [sort of jug] Darner’ va. [echecs) to queen [aux dames) to crown [tech) to ram | _ le PION” a, To be even with : to beat: to outdo DAMERET” ladies’ man : fop DAMIER” draught-board : chess-B : checker-B Damnable [m as a] a. [damm-ne-be-’l] DAMNATION" [m as n] _ |_-ment’ -bly Damner’ [m as n] va. to damn | Ame damnee, Mere tool [expectant DAMOISEAU ladies’ man : fop [hist) knight- DAMOISELLE damsel [damm'ze-l] DANDIN” ninny : snob DANDINEMENT” waddling Dandiner’ vn. [& Se_vr.] to waddle: to slouch DANDY_ | DANDYSME dandyism : foppery DANGER’ [dene-dje-r] 11 n’y a pas de — [fam] No fear! Don’t you fear! | Comment restent les_s? [d>] Where do the shoals lie? Dangereux’ -euse a._rous [-eusemenfl -ly] D ENGLISH-FRENCH DAR 1 ; D [dt] ‘d.’ pence | Id. a penny : 2d. twopence DAB coup leger : morceau [dirt, etc.) eclabous- sure [fish) limande | To be a_at, [fam] Etre ferre sur | Dab [-bbe’d] va. eponger |_on, jeter ... a | _ up, eponger Dab'ble vn. barboter : patauger : souiller | _in, se meler de: ‘y mettre le nez’ * DAB'STER ’ | He is a _, C’est un malin! 11 DACE [deice] vandoise Ls’y connait! ‘ DADD'Y ’ [mot enfantin] papa _LONG-LEGS [fam] faucheux DAFF'ODIL narcisse des pres : asphodele Daft a. | To be_, Avoir un coup de marteau | A wee bit_, Timbre -e DAGG'ER poignard [typ) croix | At_s drawn, a couteaux tires | He looked_s at me, 11 avait l’air de vouloir me manger Dai'ly [de'le] a. [newsp’r) quotidien [custom) journalier [ad.) journellement : tous les jours [expecting) de jour en jour [domicile _ GOV'ERNESS institutrice (qui se rend a s>Dain'tily ad. delicatement 'S DAIN'TINESS delicatesse ^DAIN'TY friandise [a.) friand : delicat DAI'RY [de're] laiterie | -MAN laitier | -MAID DAIS [de'-iss] estrade [laitiere DAI'SY [de-zi] marguerite : paquerette DALE [a, e'] [narrow one) vallon [large) vallee [poet., and in Switz.) Yal (de ...] Over hill and_, Par monts et par vaux Dall'y vn. tarder [with, avec) folatrer DAM mere | DAM digue : barrage Dam [-mme’d] va. | _up, endiguer : arreter DAM'AGE dommage: degat,-s [com) avarie | To sue ... for_S, Demander a ... des dom- - mages-interets (or une indemnite] v. en- § dommager : s’e [&, grain, and in carriage) § avarier (dans le transport, etc.] ^Dam'aging a. prejudiciable : nuisible DAM'ASK damas Iso |_ROSE rose incarnate DAME [denie] [vieux mot] dame Damn’ [damm] va. damner Iso [theat) siffler Dam'n’e’d [dammdd] a. damne W=o :‘maudit’ Dam'n ing a. infame [evidence) ecrasant DAMP lmmidite-.exhalaison [fire-_) feu grisou [fig) nuage (over, sur] [a.)humide [skin, etc.) moite [fig) triste [va.) rendre humide [a fire) etoulfer [fig) abattre : refroidir | It —e’d him, Cela le refroidit DAMP'ER [in chimney) registre [fig) rabat-^oie [Austral.) galette [of musical instr.)’etouffoir DAMP'NESS liumidite [skin) moiteur DAM'SEL [vieux mot] demoiselle : jeune fille DAM'SON [damm'ze-nn] prune de damas -TREE prunier de damas /^DANCE dame [v.) danser | To lead ... a [ pretty_, [fam] Faire danser ... | To — <u attendance, Croquer le marmot : faire anti- g cliambre \ To go to a_, Aller au bal | Little § _, Sauterie | DAN'CER danseur -euse ^DAN'CING danse \ _ DERVISH derviche tourneur | -MASTER maltre de dame | ^ -SCH’OOL ecole de dame DAN'DELI'ON pissenlit [bleached) barhe-de- Dand'le va. bercer : dorloter [capucin DAN'DRIFF pellicules (pi] DAN'DY *_’ : gandin : elegant DANE [dene] Danois-e | _WORT hieble DAN'GER [dene-dje-r] — ko : peril _ous a._eux : perilleux [a. ballant Dang'le [daign-gue-l] vn. pendre | Dang'ling Da'nish [a e] a. danois | To speak_, Parler Dank a. humide [danois Dapp'er LITTLE MAN' petit homme vif Dap'ple’d a. pommele [bay) miroite Dare [dere] [vn.) oser (to,...] [va.) defier: mettre au defi (to, de] I_say it is/ Je le crois bien DARE [fish] vandoise DAN FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DAT DANOIS’-_E Dane [langue & a.) Danish | Chien _, Carriage dog : spotted dog Dans’ prep, in : into : with : within |_les 24 heures, Within 24 hours | __ 2 jours, In 2 days’ time [that is, at the end of two days. JEn deux jours = taking 2 days to perform] DANSE dance [fam) ‘good dressing’: ‘blowing up ’ | Soiree dansante, Dancing party Danser’ vn. to dance | ... sur quel pied_, ... which way to turn OANSEUR -EUSE dancer [<& f ] danseuse DAPHNEi spurge laurel DARD’’ dart [dinsecte) sting [poiss.) dace Darder’ va. to dart : to shoot : to beam Dare dare ! int. Quick! : without a moment’s DARI OLE cream cake [delay DARNE slice (of salmon, etc.] DARSE floating dock DARTRE ringworm : tetter : scurvy Dartreux’ -euse a. scurvy Darwinien" -nne a._ian [ye-nn] DARWINISME [neece-m] Darwinian theory DATE_03^ | En_de, Dated ... : under date of | Amis de vieille_, Old friends | Etre le premier en To have a prior claim [5th Dater’ v. to date (de, from] Date du 5, Dated the DAR ENGLISH-FRENCH DAY DA'RING [dere] audace : bravoure _a. hardi : audacieux : intrepide _THING coup d’a?{dace DARK obscurite : tenebres (pi] _ a. noir [colours) fonce [dull) obscur [complexion) brun : basane [fig) sombre : plonge dans les tenebres: mysterieux | After_, a la nuit close | To be in the — as to ..., Ignorer ... | It is growing _, 11 se fait nuit, or obscur | It’s very_, 11 fait noir | Till_, Jusqu’a la nuit | A leap in the _, Un sautdansl’inconnu | The_AGES, Les siecles de barbarie \_LANTERN lan- terne sourde | As_as PITCH, Noir comme dans un four | -ROOM [phot.] chambre noire \ To look at the_SIDE, Yoir tout en noir Dark'e’n va. obscurcir[the complexion) brunir [paint) assombrir [fig) troubler Dark'ly ad. obscurement: sourdement DARK'NESS obscurite': tenebres (pi] [of a tint) teinte foncee [complexion) teint brun DAR'LING [<fc /l] favori -ite : mignon -nne | My _! Mon ange! Ma cherie! ‘ Mon chou! ’ | _a. aime : cheri : favori DARN reprise [va.) repriser DAR'NEL ivraie Tpriser DARN'ING reprise | -NEEDLE aiguille a re- DART dard : trait [va.) lancer (at, contre] [vn.) s’elancer (at, upon, sur] DASH elan : choc : coup : attaque (at, sur] coup de main [vigor, spirit) entrain [flavour) grain [of liq) filet [stroke) trait (de plume, etc.] To gut a_, ‘ Faire de l 'epate ’ : faire le grand seigneur | To make a_ at ..., Se precipiter sur | To put a _under, Souligner | -BOARD garde-crotte [m-car) tablier | -board mirror, Retroviseur | -POT amortisseur (a air] Dash va. jeter [from, de) rejeter [water) ecla- bousser [flavour) couper (with, de] [with pen) biffer [fig) abattre : detruire [vn.) se heurter : se lancer (contre] [waves) se briser (contre] jaillir | _... to PIECES, Briser ... en mille morceaux : ecraser Dash'ing a. brillant: fougueux : hardi DAS'TARD [te-rde] poltron | _ly a. lache DA'TA [de-te] [pi] donnees DATE [dete] [letters, and epoch) date [on coins and books) millesime [fruit) datte [m.) dater (de, from] [vn.) dater (de] At long, short —, a longue, courte echeance | Out of _, Sur- anne [overdue) perime | Under — of, En date de : a la D de | Brought up to —, Tenu a jour [F. Up-to-date] -PALM dattier ^DAUB barbouillage [coarse picture) croute k [va.) barbouiller | _over, deguiser (with, § DAUB'ER barbouilleur |_de] %DAU'G’HTER ftlle \ -IN-LAW belle-F : bru « STEP-_, belle-fille (d’un autre lit] c GREAT-GRAND-_, arriere-petite-fille .Daunt va. intimider : effrayer ^Daunt'less a. intrepide : sans peur VDAUNT'LESSNESS intrepidite DA'VIT [de] [<fc] bossoir d'embarcation DA'VY LAMP [de] lampe de surete (de Davy] ■gDAW choucas §Da\v'dle vn. flaner gDAW'DLER flaneur -euse £ DAWN aube : point du jour [fig) aurore (of, 0 de] [vn.) poindre [fig) naitre | It —ed upon t me, Je commenqai a m’apercevoir (that, que] «s Dawn'ing a. naissant DAY [de] jour [in speaking of work or occupation) journee\_S (pi] [fig) temps [life) jours | A_, Un jour | 5 francs a _,5 fr. par J | All _, Toute la journee \ By_, Au jour : le J '. de J | By the_, [work] a la journee | It has had its_, Cela a fait son temps | To-_, At the present _, Aujourd’hui | Of the present _, Actuel : contemporain | Of former_s. ... d'autrefois | _ after _, De J en J | The _before, La veille (de] le J d’avant | The_ before yesterday, Avant-hier | 2 _s before, L’avant-veille | 3_s before, 3 jours aupara- vant | The_after, [ou On the following —,] Le lendemain | The_but one after, Le sur- lendemain j 3 _s after, 3 jours apres | — by _, J par J | Every _, Tous les jours [expecting) de J en J | Every other_, Tous les deux jours | Every third _, Tous les 3 Js | From_to_, D’un J a l’autre | In our _, De notre temps | In the_s of Caesar, Du temps de Cesar | Next _, Le lendemain : le jour suivant | Now-a-_s, De nos jours | Officer of the _, O de service | To gain the _, Remporter la victoire [in a lawsuit) avoir gain de cause \ Fast_, J maigre | Working _, J ouvrable | _BOA’RDER demi-pension- naire | -BOOK journal | -BREAK point du jour | -DREAM reverie \ -LABOU’RER jour- nalier | _LIG'HT jour | In broad _, Au grand jour : en plein jour | -STAR etoile du matin | -SCH OLAR externe \ SETTLING__ jour de paiement | —TIME jour : journee | -WORK travail a la journee \ _’S WAGES, ou WORK, journee DAT FRANgAXS-ANGLAIS DEB DATIF_ive [de] Au_, In the dative | Tuteur _,Guardian appointed by the court [or family DATTE date [the fruit] |_council] DATTIER" date-palm | DATURA _ DAUBE stew | Dauber' va. to stew [fig) to banter : ‘pitch into’ | DAUBIERE stew-pan DAUMONT" | Attele a la__ Drawn by four horses and with two postilions DAUPHIN”4_’ [crown prince] [poisson) dolphin | DAUPHINE ‘ — [C princess] DA UPHINELLE delphinium Davantage ad. more : longer | Pas —, Nothing DAVIER” [dentist’s) forceps Lmore Dp prep, [before a vowel or li mute, D’] of : *-''5 from : by : with : any : some [precede de ‘ plus ’ ou 1 moins ’) than [suivi d’un verbe) of, to ... : from [De followed by the masc. art. le [pl.les] becomes du [pi. des] OF, etc. | Une tasse de lait, A cup of milk | Marchand de charbon, Coal merchant | La maison de mon pere, My father’s house | Une fete d’enfant, A child's head | Desesperer de reussir, To despair of succeeding | Accuse d’avoir, Accused of having FROM | De Paris a Caen, From P to C | De jour en jour, From day to day : daily | J’ai re<ju une lettre de C D, I have received a letter from C D | Empeche de venir, (Taller, Prevented from coming, from going BY | Estime de tout le monde, Esteemed by everyone | De nuit, de jour, By night, by day | De naissance, By birth : born ... | De nom, By name | Entoure d'arbres, Surrounded by [ou with] trees FOR | 11 ne pleuvra pas d'une semaine, It will not rain for a week IN | D'une maniere ..., In a ... manner [ou way] Leqons de ..., Lessons in ... | De mon temps, In my' time | La premiere fo’is de ma vie, The first time in my life ON | De sapart, On his [ou her] part: from him [ou her] Dependre de, To depend on | Dejeuner de, To breakfast on SOME, ANY, etc. | Je prends du cafe, I take coffee 111 mange du pain, He eats bread | 11 n’a pas de pain, He hasn’t any bread | 11 a du pain, He has some bread | Je n’ai pas d’argent, I have no money | J'ai de l'argent, I have some money | Si j’ai de l’argent, If I have any money | J’ai des amis,I have friends | Trop d’exercice, Too much exercise | Rester de longues heures, To remain long hours THAN | Plus de 50, More than 50 | Moins de 10, Less than 10 WITH | Ecrire de la main gauche, To write with the left hand IDIOMAT. | Et l’enfant de se sauver, On this, the boy made off | Et son pere de rire, ... whereupon his father burst out laughing De ... [sign of nobility] d£ [a coudre) thimble [jeu) die (pi. dice] [tech) die (pi. dies] [const) block [&) cock | a vous le_! Now it’s your turn ! | Le_en est jete, The die is cast | Tenir le_de la conversation, To monopolize the C Deambuler' vn. to stroll about DEBACLE breaking-up : downfall: disaster _r’ v. to clear : to break up [porte) to unbar ‘Debagouler’ ’ vn. to vomit [ra.) to pour forth DIlBALLAGE unpacking : business in clearance lines | Salle de_, Show-room Deballer' va. to unpack f‘ Helter-skelter ’ DEBANDADE confusion : stampede | a la_, Debander' va. to unbend : to takeoff the bandage from : to break up [arme a feu) to uncock | Se_, To slacken [ X) to disband: to leave the Debap'tiser' va. to change ...’s name [ranks Debarbouill'er' va. to wash ...’s face [fig) to get ... out of a scrape D^BARCAD^RE landing-place: L-stage: wharf [chem. de fer) station : arrival platform DltBARDAGE unloading D6barder' va. to unload : to break up DI^BARDEUR dock labourer : timber-carrier DIlBARQUEMENT" landing | a son _, On L Debarquer' v. to land : to disembark : to arrive | Au _, On landing DIlBAR'RAS" riddance | Bon_! A good R ! | Chambre de_, Lumber-room D6bar'rasser' va. to clear | Se_de, To get rid of: to extricate one’s self from Debarrer' va. to unbar DAZ ENGLISH-FRENCH DEA Daz'zle va. [with, de] eblouir Daz'zling a. eblouissant D.C.L. [docteur en droit civil] D.D. [docteur en theologie] DEA'CON [dike-nn] diacre |_ESS diaconesse DEAD [dedd] The_, [pi] Les morts | In the _of NIG'HT, Au fort, de la nuit Dead a. mort [fig) inanime [to, a) insensible [langue) morte [sound) sourd [wind) debout [calm) plat [fire) amorti [colours & met) mat [letters) au rebut [tech) fixe [absolute) vrai: franc | Things are very _, Les affaires ne vont pas | 100 fr. lying_, 100 fr. qui ne font rien | -alive a. mort: sans animation | -beat a. [pers)‘enfonce’ [tired) ereinte [escapem’t) a repos | I’m_beat ! Je n’en puis plus! | — CENTRE point mort | To a _ CERTAINTY, a coup sur | -drunk a. ivre-mort | -EYE [at] cap de mouton |_HEAT ‘_’ | _ LETTER | To become a_L, Tomber en desuetude | Sent to the _ letter OFFICE, Mis-c au rebut | _ LEVEL palier | On a_L, Ab- solument de niveau | -LIG'HTS [pi: J>] faux mantelets : frise des sabords | _ LOCK | To come to a _L, Etre aceule 1 _ LOSS perte seche |_MARCH marche funebre |_NET'TLE ortiemorte [orblanche] — RECK'ONING route estimee [F. SET] He’s a_SHOT, 11 fait mouche a tout coup : c’est un fin tireur | _ STAND station : accul | To come to a_S, Etre accule [F. STANDSTILL] _ WALL mur plein | _ WATER remous du sillage |_WEIG'HT poids mort | ... carries_W, [&] Portee en poids ... Dead'e'n [dedd'nn] v. amortir [liquor) eventer [surface of metal) amatir [meui trier Dead'ly a. mortel : a mort : comme la mort: DEAD'NESS mort : froideur [liquors) event DEB FRAN^AIS—ANGLAIS DEB d£BAT" debate : contest —S' debates [dr) pleadings : trial D^BATELAGE unloading Debateler' v. to unload Debater' va. to unsaddle Debattre va. (Table 67) to debate : to discuss | Se__ To struggle DEBAUCHE debauch : carouse : riot | Faire une_, To have a treat DEBAUCHE_chee | _-e a. dissolute Debauchee' va. to debauch : to entice ... away: to lead astray | Se_, To be led away : to go astray [se delasser) to give one’s self a treat D^BAUCHEUR -ETJSE debaucher : corrupter D&BET' balance (due] Debile a. weak : feeble [-ment' -ly, -bly] DEBILITE [med) ty [fam) weakness Debiliter' va. to enfeeble [med) to debilitate ‘DEBINE' | Dans la —, In a bad way ‘Debiner'" va. to run ... down : to disparage DElBIT' market: flow [vente)sale : license to sell [boutique) shop [fenne de livres) debit: debtor [‘Dr.’] [opinions, etc.) uttering [coupe) cutting up [mines) output [mus.: maniere) delivery | _de TABAC tobacconist’s shop _de VIN" wine-shop DliBITAGE cutting up DIlBITANT”-E dealer (de, in] retailer | _de tabac, Licensed tobacconist Debiter' va. to retail: to sell [couper) to cut up [reciter) to recite [de, with) to debit D£BITEUR -ETJSE retailer (of news] [party DElBITEUR - TRICE debtor [dr) covenanting DIlBLAI excavation : cutting : clearing _S' (pi] rubbish : spoil bank [geol) detritus D£BLAIEMENT" clearing Deblaterer' vn. to run out (contre, against] DGblayer' va. to clear : to free D6bloquer' va. [X) to raise the blockade of... [typ) to correct a turned letter in ... DEBOIRE nasty taste [fig) mortification : bitter disappointment: ‘bitter pill ’ DI^BOiSEMENT" clearing [ou cutting down] the woods | Deboiser' va. to clear (the country) of trees | Se_, To get cleared DElBOITEMENT" dislocation Deboiter' va to dislocate : to put... out | Je me suis deboite le genou, I have put my knee out (of joint] Ddbonder' va. to open the sluice of [baril) to take out the bung of [fig) to give free course to | _vn. [& Se_] to escape : to run out DEA ENGLISH-FRENCH DEB /Deaf a. [to, a] sourd [V. OREILLE : EAR] None are so_as those who won’t hear! 11 * n’est pire sourd que celui qui ne veut pas « entendre | _as a POST, Sourd comme un pot | _and dumb' a. sourd-muet | Deaf'e’n va. assourdir | Deaf'e'ning a. V DEAF'NESS surdite l_a.ssour<lissant DEAL [dile] quantite (of,de[ca.rds)donne [wood) sapin : bois blanc [_as distinguished from batten) madrier | A good_, A great_, Beau- coup : bien | By a good_, a beaucoup pres [V. Falloir] Whose _ is it ? a qui a faire ? Deal [dile] va. [pret. <fc pp. Dealt, pr. dellte] repartir [a blow) porter [cards) donner [w.) en user (with, avec] [com) faire le commerce (de] [shop) se servir chez ... [fig) s’occuper (with, de] To have to_with, Avoir affaire a | To_ justly with, Traiter ... avec justice \ The tradesmen we_with, Nos fournisseurs DEAL'ER [dile-’r] marchand-e (in, de] [cards) donneur | Corn-_, M de ble | Tea-—, M de the | Wholesale _, M en gros DEAL'INCt conduite \ Double _, Duplieite \ Fair_, Loyaute [a.) loyal : droit | Plain —, Rondeur [a.) rond j _S [pi] [com) affaires [fig) affaire: relation | Dea'lt pret. [F. Deal] DEAN [dine] doyen | _of FAC ULTY [Scot.] batonnier |_of GUILD magistrat charge de Vinspection des plans des batiments DEAN'ERY doyenne DEAR [dire] My_, Mon ami : mon amie [to a child) mon petit : mon cheri | Dear a. cher : precieux | ‘_Sir,’ Cher Monsieur | To get_, Encherir | To get_er, Rencherir | — me ! Yraiment! | Oh _! Ale! | To run for — LIFE, Se sauver a toutes jambes Dear'ly [dire-le] ad. cherement: cher DEAR'NESS [dire] tendresse [price) cherte DEARTH [de-r-th, th fort] disette (of, de] CDEATH mort | Dance of_, Danse macabre | _S [pi] deces [obituary) necrologie | At the point of_, a Vagonie | To die a natural_, Mourir de set belle mort | He’ll be the _ -P of me! 11 me fera mourir! | To hold on like «o grim_, S’accrocher en desespere | To put g ... to_, Mettre a mort | Stabbed (etc.) to —, tj- Tue-e a coups de (...) | -BED lit de mort j -BLOW coup mortel | At_’S DOOR, a deux ^ doigts de la mort | _’S-HEAD MOTH sphinx tete de mort |_DU'TIES droits de succession | -WARR'ANT ordre <Vexecution | -WATCH horloge de la mort [a. de mort l Death'less a. immortel | Death'like [laik] Debar' [-rre'd] va. [from, de] exclure : priver Deba'se [di-bece] va. avilir : abatardir [coin) alterer |_MENT degradation : avilissement Deba'sing a. avilissant Deba'Uible [di-bete-e-be-l] a. discutable ^DEBA'TE debats (pi] deliberation (on, sur] [ discussion [ra.) discuter: debattre : disputer S [w.) deliberer (on, sur] contester « DEBA'TER argumentateur: orateur | DEB A'TINGr SOCI'ETY societe de discus- l, sion : S de conferences Debau'ch [au, o dans sort; ch, tch] va. debaucher : corrompre | _'ERY [la) debauche DEBEN'TURE [pr. di-benn'-tche-r] obligation [customs) certificat de drawback Debil'itated [a, e] a. debilite [fig) affaibli DEBIL'ITY debilite [fig) faiblesse DEB'IT debit [ra.) debiter (with, de] DEB'T [dette] dette |_S (pi] passif(sing] Book _S, Actif | Proved _S, Creances verifte'es \ Bad_, Mauvaise creance | In _, Endette j To be out of_, N’avoir pas de dettes : etre au-dessus de ses affaires | ‘_s collected,’ ‘ Recouvrements ’ | To pay the — of NA'- TURE, Payer son tribut [or sa dette] a la N DEB FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DEC Debon'naire a. debonair : [too) good-natured: affable | _menf ad. easily D6bord6 -e a. out : in flood [pers) dissolute DEBORDEMENT” overflowing : inundation [fig) invasion : outrageous lengths (pi] [pers) dissoluteness Deborder' va. to overflow : to overrun (de, with] to jut out [d>) to sheer off [vn.) to be in flood : to overflow : to extend [ou to go] beyond [tech) to trim [X) to outflank | Se —, To break (en, into] to burst forth Debot'ter' va. to take ...’s boots off | Se —, To pull off one’s boots | Au —, The very moment one comes [ou comes in] DEBOUCHE outlet : opening [d’un pont) waterway [com) market [fig) expedient DEBQUCHEMENT” opening Deboucher' va. to open: to uncork [vn.) to open out (on] to pass out : to go out [dans, into) to fall: to run | Se_, To be opened Deboucler* va. to unbuckle [chevelure) to let out one’s hair | Se_, To become unbuckled: to come undone : to get uncurled Debouillir va. (Table 12) to boil (in dyeing] Debouquer' vn. to sail out Debourber' va. to clean (out] to get ... out of the mud [ruisseau) to sluice : to mud D6bour'rer' va. to clear out [fusil) to draw the wadding (from] [pens) to polish Debourse -e pp. spent : disbursed DEBOURSES' [or dEBOURS'] expenses : disbursements | Faire suivre en_, Cash on delivery, payable to the Ry. Co. [ou Post Office] DEBoCrSEMENT” disbursement ["burse Debourser* va. to lay out : to spend : to dis- Debouf ad. [chose) upright : standing up on end [vers) standing [leve) up [quadrupede) on his [ou her] hind legs [vent) ahead [bois coupe) across the grain | _! ;Up you get!’ | Tenez-vous_! Stand up! [F. CONTE] D^bouter' va. to nonsuit: to dismiss Deboutonner' va. to unbutton | Se_, it. To unbutton one’s clothes : to come unbuttoned [fig) to open one’s heart (to] Debraill'6-e a. with one’s clothes in disorder : indecently exposed : with her breast exposed se Debraill'er' vr. to dress loosely, indecently DEBRAYAGE | Pedale de Clutch-pedal Ddbrayer' va. to throw out of gear [vn. auto) to de'clutqh | Ddbraye, Out of gear Debrider' v. to take off the bridle [fig) to hurry through : to ‘gobble up’ : to stop DEBRIS' ‘_’: rubbish : remains (pi] waste products (pi] [&) wreck DEBROUILL'ARD”cute fellow: wide-awake fellow [a.) sharp : ‘all there’ | C’est un_! He’s all there! He knows a thing or two! DEBROUILL'EMENT” disentangling : clearing Debrouill'er' va. to unravel : to clear up : to set ... to rights : to put ... straight | Se_, To clear up : to get out of a difficulty | Savoir se_, To ‘ know how to get along’ Debrutir va. to take off the rough of: to polish Debucher' v. to start (de, out of] DEBUSQUEMENT" ousting Debusquer' va. to drive out [fig) to oust DEBUT” ‘_’ : first appearance : beginning DEBUTANT' -E ‘_’ (theat] beginner Deb liter' vn. to begin : to make one’s first appearance [ou ‘ debut ’] to open | Voila qui est bien debute ! That is' beginning well! Dega ad. here : on this side | En_de, On this side of Decache’ter' va. to open : to break open (etc.] DECADE_ : ten days [Republican week] DECADENCE _ : decay DECADI Republican Sabbath [end of decade] DECAEDRE decahedron | DECAGONE_gon DECAGRAMME _gram [10 grams] Decaisser' to. to unpack DECALCOMANIES' [pi] transfers [from Decaler' to. to remove the keys [ou wedges] DECALITRE_ter [about 2 galls, and l-5th] DECALOGUE_ [fam) ten commandments DECALQUE transferring | _r' to. to transfer' | Papier a_, Trans'fer-paper DECAMETRE_ter [about 11 yds. V. Chain] Decamper' vn. to decamp : to move off : to dECANAT" deanery [_make off Decanter' vn. to decant D6cape'ler' v. to unrig Decaper' to. to clear the surface of ... [&) to double the Cape (of ...] DECAPITATION"_ [£ec7ie-mi] beheading Decapiter' va. to behead DEC ARBITRATION" decarburisation Decarreler' va. to take up the paving of DECASTERE ‘_’ [about 13 & l-10th cubic yds. Decatir va. to sponge | Se _, To fade DECATISSAGE sponging DECAUVILLE narrow-gauge railway : light R DECAVE-E player who has lost all _pp. ‘cleaned out’ DEcEdE -E deceased DEB ENGLISH-FRENCH DEC DEB'T'OR [dette-r] [to, a) debiteur : debitrice [fig) redevable | Dr. and Cr. account, Compte par doit et avoir ‘ Decamp' [di-kamm'pp] vn. decamper Decant' [di-kann'tt] va. verser : decanter DECAN'TER carafe [small_) carafon Decap'itate [te'te] va. decapiter DECAY' [di-ke] decadence: declin: mine [wearing out) delabrement [dying away) deperisse- ment [vn.) tomber en mines [or en decadence] se delabrer [sight) faiblir [plants) deperir [fruit) se gater [wear) s’user |_e’d TOOTH, dent cariee DECEA'SE [de-cice] deces [V. Certificate] DECEA'SE'D defunt-e [a.) decede : feu | Residence of the_, [fa) maison mortuaire \ Her _husband, Feu son mari DECEIT' [di-cife] [deception) deception: artifice [trick) tromperie [law) fraude | _fula. trom- peur -euse | _fully ad. frauduleusement : avec duplicite _'FULNESS tromperie Decei've [ewe] va. tromper : decevoir : abuser [into, dans) entrainer [of, de) frustrer | To — o’s, S’abuser : se faire illusion DECEIV'ER [cvve] trompeur -euse : imposteur DEC FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DEC D^ceder’ vn. to die dEcELEMENT” disclosure : betrayal Deceler’ va. to disclose : to discover : to betray DECEMBRE [to nasal] December [cemm] Decerament' ad. decently | DECENCE —cy Decennal -e a. decenn'ial Decent’ -e a. decent: becoming : proper Decentraliser’ va. to decentralize DECEPTION" disappointment: deceit: fraud | Cruelle_, Sad disappointment Decercler’ va. to take off the hoops from Decerner’ va. to order [prix) to award DEcES’ decease [pi) deaths Decevable a. easily deceived Decevant’ -e a. deceptive : deceitful Decevoir va. to deceive : to disappoint | Se _, To deceive o’self DECHAINEMENT" letting loose : violence Dechainer’ va. to unchain : to let loose | Se _, To break loose [tempete) to burst [ Se — contre, To run out against | Decha!ne-e a. savage : wild : mad : broken loose Dechanter’ va. to sing out of tune [fig) to alter one’s tone : to 1 sing small ’ Dechaperon’ner’ va. to remove the hood from [mur) to r. the coping from DECHARGE discharging [.Aartil. &med.) discharge [voiture) unloading [lieu) waste heap [piece) lumber room [eau) overflow [d’accuse) defence [com) credit [typ) set-off [fig) relief | Arc de_, Relieving arch | En — a, Now discharging at | _MENT" unloading Decharger’ va. to discharge : to relieve : to clear [coup) to strike [voiture) to unload | Se _, To discharge [fusil) to go off [couleur) to fade [pers) to relieve o’s self : to open DECHARGeCiR ... who unloads : dock labourer: ... who checks the unloading Decharne -e a. emaciated : ‘ skinny ’ [fig) poor Decharner' va. to bring (a person) down : to impoverish | Se_, To lose flesh Dechaumer’ va. to plough in the stubble of Dechausse -e a. barefooted: bare [dent) gumless DECHAUSSE’MENT" laying bare [dents) lancing (the gums] shrinking of the gums Dechausser’ va. to lay ... bare : to lance : to take off ...’s shoes | Se_, To take off one’s shoes DECHAUSSOIR [dentist’s) lancet Dechaux’’ a. barefooted (Carmelites] DECIIE | ' Dans la_,’ Hard up DECHEANCE forfeiture of the crown : deprivation of civil rights : fall DECHET” waste : loss : decrease | _de route, Loss in transit | _S’ waste products Decheveler’ va. to ruffle : to dishevel Dechiff cable a. ... that can be deciphered DECHIFFREMENT” deciphering Dechiffrer’ va. to decipher : to make out : to read (music) at sight Dechique’ter’ va. to cut [ou tear] up (ou to pieces ou to bits] to mince [en Amerique, du bois) to ‘ whittle ’ DECHIRAGE breaking up : old timbers (pi] Dechirant’ -e a. heart-rending : piercing DEcHIRE’MENT’ tearing (up] distraction [we'd) laceration Dechirer’ va. to tear : to tear [ou break] up [ou open] to lacerate [fig) to abuse [le coeur) to break [Voreille) to grate harshly upon DECHIRTJRE rent : slit : tear (a, in] Dechoir vn. [pp. Dechu] to fall. to decline Dechouer’ va. to get (her) off Dechu -e pp. [V. Dechoir] fallen | _du droit de vote, Disqualified from voting Decide -e a. decided : determined | _ment’ ad. decidedly | Decider’ va. [& Se_w.] to decide (de, to] to resolve (a, a, on] DECIGRAMME _gram [tenth of gram] DECILITRE_ter [V. Table 91] Decimal -e a._1 | Systeme_, D system DECIMATE_1 [F. Place, Point, Recurring] DECIMATEUR [Ztist] tithe-receiver dECIME penny Decimer’ va. to decimate DECIMETRE _ter [10th of a metre : nearly 4 inches. V. Table 87] Decintrer’ v. to strike the centering [PINCH Decisif -ive a._ive : positive [-ment’ -ly] [F. DECISION" [s, z] [cij’nn} resolve : resolution | Avec _, With D : with determination | Prendre une_, To come to a D DECISTERE ‘_’ [10th of metre cube, or about three-and-a-half cubic feet] fmatory DECLAMATEUR declaimer :‘ranter ’ [a.) decla- DECLAMATION" — [mauv. part) ‘rant’ DEC ENGLISH—FRENCH DEC DECEM'BER decembre fed DE'CENCY [dice-nnce] convenances (pi] bien- seance [modesty) decence [V. PUDEUR] De'cent a. decent [proper) convenable [tolerable) passable : honnete | Very — SORT of fellow, Un tres bon garcjon | —ly ad. decem- ment: convenablement: passablement Decentralize [aize\ va. decentraliser Deceptive a. trompeur Deci'de [i aij v. decider : se decider (to, a : in favour of, pour] [law case) statuer (upon, sur] [V. Favour] Deci'ded [i at] a. decide [firm) resolu _ly ad. resolument : positivement Decid'uous [j/ow-e-ss] a. ... a feuillage caduc De'cimate [dessi-mete] va. decimer Deei'pher [di$ai'-fe-r] va. dechiffrer DECIS'ION [je-nri] decision [of a court) juge- ment [of character) fermete | To come to a_, Prendre une D : se decider Deci'sive [fat] a. decisif [clear) prononce _ly ad. d'une nianiere decisive DECK pont | To go on_, Monter sur le pont | Between _S, Entrepont 1 Flush _, Pont entier | Gun_, Batterie | Main_, Lower_, Premier P | Middle_, Second P | Orlop_, Faux P | Poop _, Dunette \ Promenade_, Pont -promenade \ Quarter_, Gaillard d’arri- ere | Spar_, P sur montants | House on_, Rouf | To clear the —S, [war] Faire branle- bas | -CARGO [ou -LOAD] pontee Deck va. [with, de) parer [■&) ponter Tponts DECK'ER personne qui pare | 3-_, Navire a 3 Declai'm vn. declamer (against, contre] DEC FRANgAXS-ANGLAIS DEC Declamatoire a. declamatory [klam'-e-te-re) Declam er‘ va. to declaim (contre, against] to recite : to read ‘ to rant ’: ‘ to spout ’ Deelancher’ v. to throw... out of gear: to unlock DECLAMATION" — [dr) affidavit : verdict | Faire sa_, To report o’self [F. Question] Declarer’ va. to declare : to proclaim | 11 de- clara se nommer ..., He gave his name as ... | Rien a_, Nothing liable to duty | _coup- able. To bring ... in guilty | _la guerre. To declare war | Se_, [chose) To show itself : to break out [temps) to set in [orage) to burst [pers) to declare o’s d£CLASS£ -E [<fe a.] one who has come down in the world [ou has lost his social position] Declasser’ va. to cause ... to lose his position Declencher’ v. [F. Deelancher] CYCLIC catch : nippers (pi] d£CLIN"_e [de la lime) wane DECLINAI SON" nation [gram) declension Decliner’ v. to decline : to abate : to refuse to admit [nom) to mention ou give (o’s name] [lune) to wane DECLIVITE_ty [i tres brefs] Declore va. to throw open Declouer’ va. to get the nails out of Decoeher’ va. to shoot : to let fly DECOCTION"_|d£COGN'OIR shooting-stick Decoiffer’ va. to undo ...’s hair, etc. : to make ...’s hair untidy : to dishevel ...’s hair | Se _, To undo o’s hair : to ‘ get o’s hair untidy’ Decolerer’ vn. to get into a better temper DECOLLATION" beheading : decapitation Decoder’ va. to unstick : to separate : to behead [vn. aero, fam) to begin to rise | Se_, To come undone : to come off Decolle'ter’ va. to bare ...’s neck | Se_, To wear a low dress : to bare one's ne5k Decolore -e a. discoloured : colourless Decolorer’ va. to discolour | Se_, To lose Decombrei” [to nasal] va. to clear [colour DIlCOMBRES’ [to nasal] (pi] rubbish Decom’mander’ va. to countermand ^Decomposer' va. to decompose [troubler) to _ discompose [comptes) to dissect | Se —, To $ get discomposed : to be made up ^DECOMPOSITION" [s,^] _ : discomposure ~ d£COMP’TE deduction | _r" va. to deduct : not to reckon [vn.) to be disappointed : to un- [ deceive one’s self Deconcerter’ va. to disconcert: to confuse Deconfire va. (Table 46) to completely beat: to discomfit: to silence DECONFITURE ruin : insolvency [fam) smash Faire une grande_de, To play havoc with Deconseill’er’ va. to dissuade (de, from] DECONSIDERATION" discredit | _erer’ua. to bring ... into discredit | _ere, discredited Deconstruire va. (Table 51) to take down : to take ... to pieces Decontenancer' va. to put... out of countenance | Se_vr. to lose countenance DECONVE'NUE mishap : disappointment DltCOR decoration [tech) graining _S’ [pi] scenes [F. Scene] D£C0RATEUR_tor [theat) scene-painter Decoratif -ive a._ive DECORATION" _ : cross of the Legion of honour [theatre) scene : S-painting | De_, a. Decorative Decore -e a. decorated : wearing the ribbon of the Legion of honour Deeorer’ va. [de, with] to decorate : to embellish : to knight : to bestow the cross of the Legion of honour on [tech) to paint [fam) to Decorner’ va. to dishorn |_do up DECORTICATION” _ Decortiqu’er’m. to_ticate DECORUM _ : propriety Decoucher’ vn. to sleep out Decoudre va. (Table 55) to rip the seams of: to unstitch Decouler’ vn. to drop : to trickle [deriver) to follow (de, from] DliCOUPAGE cutting out : carving [a la scie) fretwork txsj |_a l’emporte-pteee, Stamping Decouper’ va. to carve : to cut out: to cut up [metal) to stamp (out] DiiC0UPEUR-i?Z7-S® cutter-out : cutter : ... who cuts out ... [a table) carver Decouple -e a. | Garmon bien _, Strapping fel- Decoupler’ va. to uncouple : to loose |_l°w DtCOUPOIR cutter DECOUPURE cutting out : cutting Decourageant’-e a. discouraging : dishearten- D£COURAGEMENT’’ discouragement Lin& Decourager’ va. to discourage (de, from] Se __, To lose heart : to become disheartened DECOUSU looseness : want of connection : desultoriness | _-e a. loose : unconnected : slipshod : disjointed | Feu_, Desultory firing Decouvert.’ -e a. open | a_, Open : openly : in the open air : exposed [com) uncovered : unsecured DECOUVERTE discovery [d’un crime) detection | a to_, [&] On the look-out DEC ENGLISH—FRENCH DEC Declam'atory [di-klamm!-e-te-re ] a. de declamation : declamatoire DECLARATION de_ [of poll) proclamation Decla're [di-klere] v. declarer: se d [poet) pro- clamer | Well I_! Ah ! Par exemple! DECLEN'SION [di-klenn'che-nn] decadence : declin [gram) de'clinaison DECLI'NE [i at] declin | In a _, Atteint-e de consomption \ On the__ [prices] En baisse — v. [from, de] pencher : devier [decay and gram) decliner [funds) flechir (de ...] [invitation) decliner : s’excuser Declining [i at] a. defaillant | In his_DAYS [ou YEARS] Sur son declin DECLIV'ITY [t bref] declivite : pente De'clutch vn. debrayer Decompo'se [di-ke-mm-poz] va. decomposer Dec'orate [e£e] va. [with, de] decorer : orner | _d a. [archit. style] du 14e siecle Dec'orous [ou Deco'rous] [re-ss] a. conve- nable [-ly, -ment] DECO'RUM [di-ko' -re-mni\ bienseance DECOY' leurre [va.) [into, dans : to, a] attirer [ducks) leurrer | -BIRD appeau : appelant DEC FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DEF D6couvrir va. (Table 23) to discover: to expose (k, to] to find out : to perceive : to show [plat, etc.) to uncover | Se_, To take off one’s hat: to make one’s self known : to expose o’s self: to be found out : to show [du temps) to clear up [F. JEU, POT ] D6crasser' va. to clean : to wash : to get the dirt off: to rub ... up a bit [fourneau) to rake out the slag from [fig, fam) to ‘polish ... up’ Decrediter' va. to bring ... into discredit | Se —, To fall into discredit Decrepit''-e a._t: ‘broken down’ DECREPITUDE _[dikrepp'ilioude] D£CRET" decree | Decreter' va. to decree DliCRI [day-kree] discredit: disrepute Decrie-e a. disreputable D6crier' va. to decry : ‘ to run down ’ D6crire va. (Table 48) to describe \ ... ne pent se_, ... is beyond description Decrocher' va. to unhook : to take down | Se _, To come unhooked : to come off ‘D£CROCHEZ'-MOI-CA’ old clothes shop D<5croire va. (Table 35) to disbelieve DECROISSANCE, _OISSE'MENT" decrease | En —, Subsiding : on the decrease D6croitre vn. (Table 65) to decrease : to get shorter : to get less [eaux, etc.) to subside D6crot'tei*' va. to clean : to brush | Se_, To brush one’s boots [ou clothes] DltCROT'TEUR shoe-black [d'hotel) boots [en Amerique) black-boots DltCROT'TOlR scraper Decru -e pp. [F. Decrottre] [appointed A De^u -e pp. [V. Decevoir] Ambition e, Dis- Decuple a. tenfold : ten times as much D6eupler' va. to increase ... tenfold Dficuver' v. to rack ou draw off Dedaign'er' va. [de.to] to disdain [fam) to scorn Dedaign'eux' -euse a. disdainful: scornful [-menf -lly] Faire le_, To turn up one’s nose (at] ORDAIN" disdain : contempt: scorn | Avec_, Disdainfully DIlDALE labyrinth [ Dedaller' va. to unpave DEDANS" inside : interior [ad. & prep.) in (it, them, etc.] within [voiles) furled [ptats) ‘ in for it’ | Au—.Inward : inwardly [pays) at home | Au_de, Within | En_, Inside | Mettre ... _, To let ... in : to take ... in | Mis_,‘Let in’ | Par_, In the inside : through DEDICACE [day-dee-kass] dedication [a e] Dedicatoire a. dedicatory [dedd'i-lce-te-re] Dedier' va. to ded'icate Dedire va. (Table 42) to retract : to deny : to contradict | Se_To go back from what one has said [de, ...) to retract | \l n’y a plus a s’en_, There’s no going back TDedire D£DIT" retraction : forfeit | Dedit' -e pp. [F. DliDOM'MAGEMENT" compensation Dedom'mager' va. to compensate (de, for ...] Se__ To indemnify [ou repay] o’self se Dedorer' vr. to lose (its) gilding Dedoubler' va. to open : to let out : to strip off the lining [ou sheathing] of : to divide ... into two Tfor DEDUCTION_ | _faite de. After allowing Deduire va. (Table 51) to deduct [inferer) to Deduit' -e pp. [F. Deduire] [deduce DEESSE goddess se Defacher' vr. to ‘soften down’ DEFAILL'ANCE swoon : fit: failing DliFAILL'ANT' -E defaulter [a.) failing Defaill'ir vn. (Table 11) to faint: to fail Defaire [de] va. (Table 38) to undo : to break off [X) to defeat [malade) to pull ... down | Se_, To come undone : to get out of shape [suicide) to commit suicide [de,..) to renounce: to leave off: to dismiss : to dispose (of] to get rid (of] [vin) to spoil Defait' -e a. undone : worn : discomposed DEFAITE defeat: pretence | De_, That will go off readily | De difficile_, Hard to get rid of | _inqenieuse, Clever excuse DEFALCATION" _ : deduction Defalquer' va. to deduct: to subtract Defatiguer' va. [Se _ w.] to rest: to refresh o’s DEC ENGLISH-FRENCH DEF DE'CREASE [di-krice, ou di-krice'] decroisse- merit [waters) decrue [com) dechet: baisse Decrease (kric,e\ v. diminuer : decrottre DECREE' decret [of a court, etc.) arret: juge- ment [-ra.) arreter [poet) decerner Decrep'it a. decrepit: caduc [fern, caduque] Decry' [dt-kraf] va. decrier : critiquer Ded'icate [kite] va. dedier (to, a] consacrer DEDICA'TION [deddi-kiche-nn] didicace Dedu'ce va. deduire : tirer des consequences Dedu'cible [didioiice] a. que l’on peut deduire Deduct' va. deduire : rabattre (from, de] 4?DEDUC'TION [logic) de_fen [com) remise [from wages) retenue DEED action : fait: exploit: rialiti [law) titre: acte | _of GIFT, donatimi entre vifs Deem va. juger : penser : croire : estimer DEEP [poet] ocean : abime | The briny —, [poet] L'onde amere | — a. profond [crafty) ruse [sound) grave [colours) fonce [mourning) grand [flounce, etc. wide) haut | To be 100 feet_, Avoir 100 pieds deprofondeur, or Etre profond de 100 pieds | 1 inch_, 1 pouce d'epaisseur | ad. fort: beaucoup [sink, dig, etc.) profondement: bien avant _ MOURNING grand deuil _SEA LEA'D grande sonde Deep'e'n va. approfondir [to darken) obscurcir [colour) rendre plus fonce [tone) rendre plus grave [fig) augmenter [vn.) devenir plus profond [colour) foncer [darken) s’assombrir DEEP'E'NING approfondissement Deep'ly ad. profondement: fortement [sound) gravement [slily) habilement: avec ruse DEEP'NESS profondeur : gravite : ruse DEER [pi_] cerf: betefauve | -FOR'ESTwon- tagnes et bruyeres riservees aux betes fauves | -STAL'K'ING chasse au cerf a 1’affut Defa'ce [fece] va. [spoil) gater [erase) effacer [fig) defigurer fdetournement DEFALCA'TION [keche-nn] defalcation fen : DEFAMA'TION [meclie-nn] dijfamation Defam'atory [-e-te-re'] a. diffamatoire DEFA'MER [ae] diffamat.eur-trice DEF FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS DEF DliFAUT’ defect: want: fault |_de la cuirasse, Weak point | a_de, Au_de, For want of: instead of | En_, In fault : at a loss | Faire _, To be wanting | Sans _, [cheval] Free from vice {Americ.) ‘kind ’ DEFAVEUR disgrace : discredit: disfavour Unfavorable a. unfavourable [-menf -bly] Defectif -ive a. [verbe] _ive DEFECTION"_ : desertion : falling away Unfectionner' vn. to desert Unfectueux" -euse a. imperfect:defective:deficient : faulty [-menf -ly, faultily] DEFECTUOSITE [s,2] defect: fault: blemish [etat) defectiveness: faultiness Unfendable a. tenable [X) defensible Defendant" | a son corps _, In self-defence [fig) reluctantly : in spite of o’s DEFENDEUR, _DERESSE defendant Uefendre va. to defend : to protect (de, from] to forbid (de, to] _sa vie, To fight for one’s life 111 est defendu de fumer, Smoking strictly prohibited | Se__ To defend o’self : to deny o’s : to forbear : to make a stand (de, against] to be forbidden | On ne peut se_de ..., One cannot help ...ing DEFENSE_ce : prohibition : protection [dr) counsel (for the defence] [d’animal) tusk [bot) spine [&) fender [F. Defendre]_de fumer, Smoking prohibited | _personnelle, Self-defence [fence DEFENSEUR defender [dr) counsel for the de- U^fensif -ive a_ive {fenncivv] Se tenir sur la DEFENSIVE, To stand on the defensive U6f6quer’ va. to defecate U6!6ranf -e a. compliant: accommodating DEFERENCE_ | Par_pour, Out of D to Ueferer’ va. to confer (a dignity, etc.] to denounce : to put: to leave [vn.) to defer (a, to] to comply (with] U6ferler‘ va. to unfurl {lames, vn.) to break Ueferrer’ va. to take off (the shoes, ou irons) from [fig) to disconcert' : to confuse | Se_, To lose (a shoe, etc.] [fig) ‘ to be put out’ DliFET” overplus sheets (pi] waste Uefeuill’er’ va. to strip off the leaves from | Se_, To cast (its) leaves d£FI challenge | Faire, Lancer un_a, To C | Mettre ... au_de, To defy ... to DEFIANCE ksj distrust: diffidence | Sans_, Unsuspicious : unsuspecting U^fiant* -e a. distrustful : diffident: suspicious Deficeler’ va. to untie : to undo DEFICIT [pi_s] [day-fee-ceet] [deff -e-sett] U6fier’ va. to challenge (d, to] to defy (de, to] to brave | Se_de, To mistrust: to suspect: to beware of : to mind Uefiqurer’ va. to disfigure : to spoil DEFIL.lt defile [X) march past: filing off {fab. de papier) half-stuff Udfiler' va. to unstring {aiguille) to unthread [chapelet) to tell (one’s beads] [4>) to bear... off: to ease her {vn.) to file off U6fini-e a. definite | Passe_, Perfect tense Uefinir va. to define : to decide : to describe Uefinissable a. definable Uefinitif -ive a._ive : positive {edition) standard | Nomme a titre_, Permanently appointed | En _IVE, finally : after all _vement' ad. positively : at last : finally DEFINITION" — DEFLEURAISON" [s, z] fall of the blossom Uefleurir vn. to cast (its) blossom [va.) to take off the B of [ou the bloom of] to nip Ueflorer' va. to deflower D^FONQAGE, d£F0NCE-MENT" {agr) breaking up (the pan] [baril) staving-in Def oncer’ va. to stave in [X) to break {agr) to break up (the pan, etc.] Ddformer’ va. to put ... out of shape {pers) to deform [fig) to distort DEF ENGLISH-FRENCH DEF DEFAUL'T defaut | To be in_, Etre en etat de contumace | In_of, a defaut de DEFAUL'TER [<fcf.] delinquant-e [in the public funds) concussionnaire DEFEA'T [fite] defaite : deroute [law) annula- tion [va.) defaire : mettre en deroute [nullify) annuler [fig) vaincre : frustrer DEFECT' defaut: imperfection [law, etc.) vice DEFEC'TION defection [relig.) apostasie Uefec'tive a. defectueux : imparfait _NESS defectuosite : imperfection DEFEN'CE defense \ Counsel for the_,[crim. cases) defenseur [civil law cases) avocat du defendeur | Witness for the_, Temoin a decharge \ To reserve one’s _, Beserver ses moyens de D | _less a. sans defense Uefend' v. defendre (from, de]proteger (contre] DEFEN'DANT le-nntf] defendeur -deresse DEFEN'DER defenseur Uefen'sible a. [fig] justifiable Uefer' [-rre'd]v. [postpone) differer (to, a : de] [in judgment) deferer (to, a] DEF'EBENCE deference fco | With all due_ to you, Avec tout le respect que je vous dois : ‘ sauf votre respect ’ DEFI'ANCE [difdi-e-nnce] defi | In_of, Au mepris de | He bids_to, 11 defie ... Uefi'ant [difai-nntt] a. de defi —ly ad. d’un ton [or d’un air] de defi DEFI'CIENCY [che-nnce] defaut kaj .imperfection [finance) deficit [inability) faiblesse Uefi'cient {che-nntt] a. [in, de] defectueux : faible | He is_in ..., 11 manque de ... DE'FILE [di-faile] defile [vn.) defiler (devant] Uefi'le [difaile] va. souiller [violate) violer | _MENT souillure \ _R corrupteur -trice Uefi'nable [difdi'-ne-bc-l] a. definissable Uefi'ne [di-fai'nn] va. definir : determiner Uef'inite [i bref] a. determine [gram) defini) _ly ad. d’une maniere determinee Uefin'itively ad. en definitive : definitivement Uefla'te [flete] v. degonfler | _d, Degonfl6 DEFLA'TION [fleche-nn] degonflement Ueflect' va. & vn. devier [needle, vn.) decliner DEFLEC'TION deviation [needle) declinaisou Deflow'er [difiaour] va. deflorer Ueform'e’d a. difforme DEFOKM'ITY difformite [ugliness) laideur Uefrau'd va. priver : frauder _ING the KEVENUE, fraude DEF FRANgAIS-ANGLAXS DEH Defraiclii-e a. that has lost ,..’s freshness D^frapper' va. to unbend : to cast off Defrayer' va. to defray the expenses of., [tig) to entertain [conversation) to be the subject DtFRICHE'MENT" clearing [of '• to lead Defricher' va. to clear DltFRICHEUR improver:... who clears the land Defriser' va. to uncurl [tig) to put ... out | Se _, To get [ou become] uncurled Defroncer* va. to take out the plaits of Tpl. DEFROQU'E cast-off clothes : old C : things Defroqu'er' va. to unfrock | Se _, To throw up the church | Un d£FROQU£, An ex-priest d£F(JNT"-.E [(£•«.] deceased Degage-ea.free : easy: off-hand [coeur)at ease [mont-de-jpiefe) redeemed D^GAGEMENT” clearing : disengagement : release : escape : detachment [m’t-de-piete) redeeming | Esealier de_, Back-stairs | Piece de_, Passage-room Degager' va. to release : to clear : to ease : to relieve : to disengage : to let out [m’t-de-p) to DEGAINE ungainly way [ou figure] [redeem Degainer' va. to draw (a sword] Deganter' v. [& Se _ w*.] to take off ...!s gloves Ddgarnir va. to strip : to dismantle [4») to unrig | Se_, To part (de, with] to get short (of] to lose (one's hair, its leaves, etc.] d£GAT' devastation : waste : ravage | _s ma- teriels (pi] Damage to property Degauchir va. to take the rough off : to level [pers) to improve ...!s manners Ting’ D£GEL thaw | DEGELEE [fam] ' good dress- Degeler' v. (Table 71) to thaw DE GENERA TION" or DEGENERESCENGE degeneration : degeneracy : falling off ( —ce graisseuse du coeur, Fatty degeneration of the Degenerer' vn. to degenerate [.heart Degingande-e a. great ungainly : loose 4 Degobill'er' ’ va. [vulg] to spew 1 Degoiser'4 va. | En_, To spin a yarn Degom'mer'va. [vulg] to ‘oust’: to ‘do for’ DEGONFLEMENT" collapse : going down [d’un pneu) deflation Degonflier' va. to reduce, bring down [pneu) to deflate | Se_, To go down : to subside : to col- DEGORGEMENT" overflowing : clearing [lapse D^GORGEOIR drain : spout Degorger' va. to overflow : to cleanse : to empty : to disgorge Degoter' va. [vulg] to ‘knock... off ...’s perch ’ ‘Degouliner’ vn. to trickle down Degourdi-e a. with the chill off [fig) sharp : ‘ cute ’ | Degourdir v. to stretch out [eau) to take the chill off [pers) to sharpen ... up | Se _, To feel warmer [V. Stretch cksj] d£GOURDISSE'MENT" return of warmth: taking the chill off : sharpening up D£G0GT- dislike : disgust : vexation | Prendre ... en_, To take a dislike to ... Degoiltant' -e a. [fam] sickening : disgusting : disheartening | Degodte -e a. particular : over nice [de, of) tired : sick | Faire le_, To be squeamish | Degodter' va. to disgust | Se_de, To take a dislike to Degout'tant' -e a. dripping : trickling Degout'ter' vn. to drop : to drip : to run (a, Degradant' -e a. disgraceful [... : de, from DIiGRADATEUR [pilot) vignetting glass DEGRADATION"_: dilapidation : damage Degrader' va. to degrade : to dilapidate : to damage [peint) to shade ... off : to tone down [photogr.) to vignette | Se_, To be damaged [pers) to degrade o’s Degrafer' va. to unhook : to unfasten | Se_, [pers] To undo one’s things Di^GRAISSAGE scouring : cleaning Degraisser' va. to scour : to clean : to get off [ou get out] the grease [ou fat] from DfiGRAISSEUR -ETJSE clothes-cleaner : glove- DIlGRAS' dubbing [cleaner Degravoyer' va. to lay ... bare DEGR£ degree : step [med) stage [fam) pitch Degreer' va. [4»] to unrig D^GREVEMENT" reduction (of taxes] Degrever' va. to reduce : to remit: to take off DEGRINGOLADE tumbling down : tumble [flg) ‘ come-down ’ Degringoler' vn. to roll [ou tumble] down [fig) to ‘ come down ’: to fast degenerate Degriser' va. to sober [fig) to bring ... to (his) senses | Se_, To get sober ["to forge-roll Degrossir va. to rough out : to dress [du fer) DIlGROSSISSAGE roughing out [ou down] [du fer) forge-rolling Degue'nill'e-e a. tattered : ragged [ragghedd] Dequerpir vn. to quit: to ‘ be off ’: to ‘ clear d£GU1SEMENT" [s, z) disguise [out’ DeguiseC va. to disguise (en, as, as a : a, from] Se_, To disguise o’s : to dissemble DIlGUSTATEUR taster | DEGUSTATION" tasting : sampling (wine, Ac.) before purchase Deg uster' va. to taste : to sample Dehalei" va. to haul ... out DEF ENGLISH-FRENCH DEI Defray' the EXPENSES va. payer [orfaire] Deft'ly ad. adroitement [les frais DEFUNC'T [<fc a.) defunt-e : mort-e Tto, a . Defy' [difai') va. defier : mettre ... au defi (to, de] porter un defi DEGEN'ERACY [di-djenn] abatardissement Degen'erate [di-djenn'-e-rete] vn. degenerer : s’abatardir (into, dans, en] _ [di-djenn'-e-re-tt] a. degenere : indigne DEGRAD A'TION [degh-re-deche-nn] degradation [fig) avilissement Degra'de [degrede] va. degrader (from, de : to, a, jusqu’au rang de] [fig) avilir Degra'ding a. avilissant _ingly ad. d'une maniere avilissante DEGREE' degre : mesure [in life) condition : rang [arithmet.) tranche [university) grade | B.A. _, Diplome de baehelier (es lettres] M.A._, Diplome de licencie | DOCTOR’S_, Doctorat | To take one's_, Passer ses exa- mens | He has taken his _ in law, 11 a fait son droit | By_s, Par degres : pas a pas : peu a peu | Not in the least_, Pas le moins du monde | To a certain _, Jusqu’a un certain point | To such a__ a tel point (que] De'ify va. deifier DEH FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS DEL Dehaler' va. to remove the sunburn from Dehanche-e a. ungainly DIlHARNACHEMENT" unharnessing Deharnacher' va. to unharness Dehonte -e a. shameless : barefaced DEHORS" outside : exterior | _[pi] [fort) outworks [fig) exterior : appearances (pi] _ad. out: outside : without: abroad [navig.) at sea : in the offing [voiles) spread | Au_, Without : outside | De_, From outside | Du_, [des clients, etc.] At, from a distance | En_, Outside [pers) frank and open | En de, Out of: outside (of] without | Mettre_, To send ... going | Mettre en _, To set ... aside [com) to pay away | Par_, Round outside DEIFICATION" — [dUfi-keche-nri] Deifier' va. to deify [di-ifai] DlilSME_m D^ISTE _t [a.) deistical DEITE _ty [di-e-te] Deja ad. already | en 1850,As far back as 1850 DEJECTION" [med] evacuation se Dejeter' vr. to warp : to twist: to deviate DEJEUNER'[& DtJEUNit less common] breakfast : lunch | Premier_, Cup of coffee (etc.) on getting up | Second_, or_ a la fowr- chette, Lunch [taken in France at from 11 to 12 o’clock, and more like an English lunch than a breakfast] Dejeuner' vn. to breakfast: to have B [repas a midi) to lunch Dejouer' va. to baffle : to thwart: to upset Dejueher' vn. to ‘ come down from ...’s perch’ [ra.) to 1 bring ... down ’ (etc.] se Dejuger' vr. to reverse one’s opinion Dela prep. | Au_de,En_de, Par_...,Beyond ...ton the other side:more than:farther than | De_la mer, From beyond the sea DIlLABREMENT" ruin : decay : disorder Delabre-e a. wretched : ragged : ... in rags : ... in ruins | Santa_ee, Shattered health Delabrer' va. to tear : to break : to destroy [sante, etc.) to ruin | Se —, To fall into decay Delacer' va. to unlace | Se_, To come undone [pers) to undo one's corset DliLAl delay : period [d’appel) time for appealing | Dans un_de, In the course of : within ... | Dans un bref_, Without loss of time : shortly DIlLAISSE'MENT" destitution (de,of, in] [droit) abandonment Delaisser' va. to forsake : to abandon DI^LASSE'MENT" relaxation : rest : recreation Delasser' va. to refresh : to rest | Se__ vr. to take some relaxation ■ » u DI^LATEUR-TRICE informer t, DELATION" information : denunciation Delaver' va. to soften [ou lighten] (water-colour] Delayer' va. to dilute : to temper [oeufs) to beat Delectable a. LUP se DeJecter' vr. to delight (a, in] DELEGATION" : proxy : assignment of pay, etc. D£l£GU£ delegate : deputy : one of the deputation |_MINEUR mine-inspector (elected by the miners themselves] Tsign : to hand over Deleguer' va. to depute : to delegate : to as- Delester' va. to discharge the ballast from Deletere [day-lay-tare] a. deleterious [deli-tir- Deliberant' -e a. deliberative L*'e~ss Deliberate -ive a._ive DELIBERATION" [reche-nn] resolution D£L!B£r£ [juges] consultation ou decision (of judges]_-e a. deliberate : easy : resolute | De propos_, Designedly : wilfully Deliberement' ad. deliberately Deliberer' vn. [sur, de, upon, on] to deliberate [de, to) to resolve Delicat"-ea. delicate: nice: ‘ ticklish ’ | Procedes peu_s, Unscrupulous behaviour Delicate'menf ad. delicately : daintily DELICATESSE delicacy : nicety : scrupulousness : sense of right | En_, On cold terms DEDUCE [pi. DELICES~\delight: pleasure (pour, de, to] ... fait les_s des Parisiens, The P’s are completely carried away with ... Delicieux' -euse a. [au gout) delicious [fig) delightful : beautiful [-eusement' -ly, -lly] Delieoter' va. to take off the halter from Delictueux' -euse a. felonious BELl£ thin [ou up] stroke _-e a. untied: loose: easy: sharp: slender | Avoir la langue bien_e. To be very talkative Delier' va. to untie [fig) to release : to absolve | Sans bourse _, Without paying a penny | Se_, To come undone : to release one’s self [&) to strain DEI ENGLISH-FRENCH DEL Deig'n vn. daigner (to,...] DEIL [dile] [mot ecossais] diable Deis'tical [fce-f] a. de deiste [pers) deiste DE'ITY divinite [mythol) deite Deject'ed a. abattu | _ly ad. d’un air abattu DEJEC'TION fen abattement: decouragement DELAY' delai fen : retard | _S lenteurs — va. differer : retarder : ajourner | He_s to the last. 11 remet au dernier moment DEL'EGATE [<£a.] delegue [va.) deleguer (to, a] Dele'te [dilitel va. biffer : rayer Delete'rious [£Uri-e-ss] a. nuisible: deletere Delib'erate [d-libb-e-rete] vn. deliberer (upon, sur] — [d-libb-e-re-t] a. delibere : reflechi [pace) lent | _ly [re-f] ad. de propos delibere [slowly) lentement | DELIBERA'TION [eclienn] deliberation | With _, Avec reflexion Deliberative a. deliberate [assembly) deliberant DEL'ICACY delicatesse [eatable) friandise Del'icate [delVi-ke-W] a. delicat -e _FEELING, sentiments de delicatesse (pi] _ly ad. avec delicatesse: diseretement Deli'cious [c7ie-ss] a. delicieux |_ly ad. deli- cieusement | _NESS gout delicieyx DELI'G HT [dilaite] delices (pi] To be the _' of, Faire les delices de | To_in, [ou to take _in,] Se plaire a : trouver son bonheur o : faire ses delices de To _ ..., Rejouir ^enchanter ... | To be _ed with, [ou at,] Etre enchante [or ravi] de Deli'g'htful [dilaiite] a. delicieux fea: ravissant [pers) charmant | _lly ad. delicieusement: a ravir | _NESS enchantement: charme DEL FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS DEM DELIMITATION" _ Delimiter’ va. to assign the limits to DELINEATION"_[di-linni-6che-nn] D^LINQU'ANT' _ent [dr) offender DELIQUESCENCE _ Deliquescent' -e a._t Delirant' -e a. delirious [fig) frenzied : distempered [fam: plais) ‘ splendid ’ DliLIRE delirium [fig) frenzy | Etre en_, or Delirer' vn. to be delirious : to wander DELIRIUM TREMENS _ [tri-mennz] DIlLIT' [simple) misdemeanour | Le corps du The offence itself : the charge | En flagrant _, In the very act : ‘ in flagrante delicto ’ Deliter' va. to split: to shale off [chaux) to slack DELIVRANCE _verance : release (de, from] delivery (a, to] [billets) issue D^LIVRE after-birth Delivrer' va. to deliver : to release : to issue Deloger’ va. to dislodge : to turn ... out [vn.) to move (out, away] to ‘ clear out ’ |_sans tambour ni trompette, To leave ‘ on the quiet ’ Deloyal -e a. dishonest : disloyal ; unfair | _ement' ad. dishonestly : unfairly DELOYAUTE dishonesty: perfidy DELTA _ idell'-te\ DELUGE_[dell'-youdje] flood | Passons au_, Come, cut it short! * Delure ’ -e a. sharp : wide-awake : ‘ no fool ’ Delustrer' va. to take off the gloss from DEMAGOGUE _ism Demagogique a. of [ou like] a demagogue DEMAGOGUE _ Demaill'er' va. to pick out [&) to unshackle Demaill'oter' va. to unswathe DEMAIN" to-morrow | a_, Till T [int.) Good- bye till T! | Apres-_, The day after T | _ en huit, T week | II y aura — huit jours, A week ago T Demaneher'm. to take off the handle from, dislocate [mus. vn.)to shift | Ce couteau s’est de- manche, This knife has lost its handle DEMANDE _d [ang. pr. demann’ddl [de, for, of) request : prayer | _en ..., Action for ... | Sur la_de, At the It of | _S' [com] orders Demander' [a, ...] va. to ask : to beg : to demand : to claim : to want: to require : to call _ CD. To ask for CD | _aCD,ToaskCD 11 ne demande pas mieux. He is only too glad to do so | Je me demande si ..., I wonder whether ... | Je vous demande pardon, I beg your pardon | Tres demande -e, Much in request | On demande ..., Wanted ... [V. Like] DEMANDEUR -ERESSE plaintiff: applicant DEMANGEAISON" [s, z\ itching : eagerness Demanger' vn. to itch | La langue lui demange, He longs to speak Demante'ler' va. to dismantle Demantibuler' va. to break : to put ... out Demarcatif -ive a. demarcating DEMARCATION" [dimarkeche-nn] DEMARCHE step : gait : measure : conduct: attempt [aupres dp, to) application | Faire des _s pour, To take steps to D&MARCHEUR bank messenger Demarquer' va. to remove the mark from D^MAR'RAGE unmooring [«§3L, auto) starting Demar'rer' va. to unmoor : to unlash [faire partir) to start [en.) to leave her moorings : to get under weigh [«3l, auto, eye) to start Demasquer' va. to unmask [fig) to expose DIlMATAGE dismasting Demater' va. to dismast d£m£LAGE combing out d£m£l£ dispute : contest: disturbance Demeler' va. [de, d’avec, from) to separate : to disentangle : to comb out: to extricate : to unravel: to make out: to contend (for] Rien a _avec, No dealings with | Se_, To clear up DIiM£LOIR large-tooth comb [tech) reel DIlMEMBRE'MENT" [em. an] dismemberment Demembrer' va. to dismember DEM£NAGE'MENT“removal Amoving house’ | Voititre de_, Furniture-van Demenager' va. to remove (furniture, effects] [vn.) to ‘ move house ’ [en argot) to ‘ be off’ | ‘ 11 demenage,’ He’s going off his head | ‘_ a la cloche de bois,’ To quit without paying one’s rent DEM£nAGEUR furniture-remover DEL ENGLISH—FRENCH DEM Delin'eate va. tracer : peindre [fig) decrire DELINQ'UENCY [di-linnk-oue-nnce] debt : faute | DELINQ'UENT [di-linnk-oue-nntf] de- linquant-e : coupable Delir'ious [de-liri-e-ss] a. en delire : dans le D | To get [ou become] _, Tomber en D DELIR'IUM [diliri-e-mm] delire | To bring on _, Donner le delire | _ TRE'MENS ‘ _ ’ Deliv'er va. [from, de] rendre : faire remettre: delivrer : livrer [_to one’s door) livrer ... a domicile [F. Free] [save) sauver [a message) apporter : remettre [speech) prononcer : faire [women) accoucher (of, de] over, — up, livrer (to, a]_one’s self up, se livrer (to, a] _immediately, ‘ Tres presse ’ DELIV'ERANCE [e-nnce] delivrance (from, de DELIV'ERER liberateur -trice : sauveur DELIV'ERY [from, de) delivrance [of goods) livraison [of letters) distribution [cost of_) port [goods or letters to one’s door) remise a domicile [cartage) camionnage [of a speech) prononce [birth) accouchement [opposed to SUCTION) refoulement [output of a PUMP) debit | _NOTE bulletin de livraison | For _in, Livrable au ... | Free_Paris, Rendu DELL vallon [franco a P DELPHINIUM dauphinelle <sDelu'de va. tromper : duper : abuser ■2_d a. aveugle : abuse |_ER trompeur -euse Del'ugc [del'youdJJ va. inonder (with, de] DELU'SION \louje-nri] deception : illusion Delu'sive a. illusoire | Delve v. becher DEMAND' demande [F. SUPPLY] [claim) reclamation | In great_, Tres demande : tres couru | In full of all_s, Pour solde de tout compte | On __ a presentation \ _ va. demander [need) exiger [claim) reclamer Demean' one’s self [di-mine] v. se comporter [degrade one’s self) s’abaisser DEMEAN'OUR air : maintien : conduite DEM FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DEN DEMENCE madness | En_, Mad se Demener" vr. to throw [ou fling] one's self about : to struggle DEMENTI lie: flat denial : failure | Donner un _ a, To give ... the lie [V. Eclatant] En avoir le_, To reap failure : to get the worst of it Dementir va. (Table 18) to give the lie to : to contradict : to belie | Se_, To C o’s (ou one another] to belie o’s [fig) to fail : to flag : to give way D^MIlRITE_t | _r’ de, to lose favour with Demesure -e a. immoderate : unbounded : excessive [-menf -ly, beyond measure] Demettre v.(Table 66) to dismiss | _ la jambe a ..., To put ...’s leg out of joint | Se — de, To give up : to resign | Se — le ..., To put one’s ... out of joint D£MEUBLEMENT" removal of the furniture Demeubler' va. to remove the furniture from Demeuranf ad. | An — ..., After all ... DEMEUEE residence : dwelling [poet) abode [retard) delay | A_, Fixed : ‘for good’ : permanently | Mettre ... en_de, To order ...to : to summon ... to Demeurer' vn. to reside: to live : to stay (a, at] to remain : to stand : to be [arreter) to stop | _chez soi. To stay at home | _d’accord, To agree | _en reste, To be behind-hand | — interdit, To stand speechless | _un peu sot, To look rather foolish | En _ la, To stop' there | J’ai demeure dans cetterue .... I lived [ou, I have lived] in this street ... Demi -e* a. half : demi- [en angl. pr. demm'e] semi | a_, Half : by halves | -CERCLE semicircle | -CLEF"[V. Nceud] -D1EU demi-god | -FINALE semi-final | -fixe a. semi-portable j -JOUR twilight | -LUNEcrescent [fort)demilune | -MESURE half-measure | -SAVANT' smatterer : half-learned ... | -SOLDE halfpay | -SOUPIR [mus] quaver rest | -TON" semitone [*The fern, form is used only after the noun: before the noun it must be hyphened, and is invariable] Une demi-heure, Half-an- liour | Une heure et demie, An hour and a half [heure du jour) half-past one DEMIE [of clocks striking] half-hour Demis' -e pp. [F. Demettre] DEMISSION" resignation [rezz'-ig-neche-nn] _nner' v. [& Donner sa demission] to resign [-zatne] to send in one’s resignation DIlMISSION'NAIRE [<fc a.] person, etc. resigning DIlMOCRATE —t Lou has resigned] DEMOCRATIE [t as c] democracy [re-ce] Democratique a._crat'ic [-menf, -ically] Demode -e pp. ... gone out of fashion se Dcmoder' vr. to go out of fashion DEMOISELLE [s, z] young lady : Miss : girl: single ivoman [de magasin) assistant [insect) dragon-fly [7tie) rammer | _ d:7lomieur,Brides- Demolir va. to pull down : to demolish [maid DEMOLITION" _ | —S’ old materials d£MON" [dime-nn] the Devil [enfant) mischievous young dog, ou little rascal Demonetise!*' va. to call in (coin] DltMONIAQUE _iac [a.) demoni'acal DltMONOGRAPHE demonol'ogist |_IE_ol' ogy Demonstrate -ive a._ive \-nn] sign DEMONSTRATION" [demme-nn-streche- Demontable a.... that can be taken to pieces : detachable DEMONTAGE taking ... to pieces [ou down] Demonte -e pp. [»»er) heavy [tech) taken apart [ou to pieces] D^MONTE-PNEUS' tyre-lever Demonter' va. to dismount: to unhorse [tech) to take... to pieces [fig) to put... out: to upset: to knock ... over [d’un poste) to turn ... out | Se —, To come [ou be taken] to pieces : to get out of order : to be put out [proved Demontrable a. demonstrable : ... that can be Demontrer' va. to demonstrate : to show : to Demoralisant' -e a. demoralizing LProve Demoralisateur -trice a. demoralizing DEMORALISATION" _za'tion [zeche-nn] Demoraliser' va. to demoralize Tin Demordre vn. [de,...] to let go : to give up [ou Demouler' va. to withdraw ... from the mould DEMULTIPLICATION" gearratio se Demunir vr. to deprive one’s self (de, of] to part (de, with] Demurer' va. to re-open (a doorway, etc.] Demuse'ler' va. to unmuzzle se Denantir vr. to give up : to strip o’self (of] Denatter' va. to undo the plaits (in ou of ...] Denature -e a. unnatural : depraved | AIcool _, Methylated spirit Denaturer' va. to alter : to distort : to twist: to disguise [de l’alcool) to methylate | _son bien, To turn one’s estate into money DENEGATION" denial : disproof d£NI refusal : denial Deniaiser' va. to sharpen : to ‘put ... up to a thing or two ’ | Se_, To sharpen up DenieheV' va. to take... out of its nest [ou niche] to dislodge : to ferret out : to turn up : to unearth [im.) L'oiseau a_e, The bird is flown DliNICHEUR bird’s-nester [de, after) hunter DEM ENGLISH-FRENCH DEN DEMER'IT demerite : faute DEME'S NE [di-mine] domaine DEMI'SE [i ail mort : deces [va.) leguer Demol'ish va. demolir | _ER demolisseur Dem'onstrate [a e] va. demontrer: constater DEMONSTRATION de_ [public _) manifestation Demor'alifce [laize] va. demoraliser Demor'alizing [lai] demoralisateur-trice DEMUR' [me-r] hesitation : difficulty Demur [-rre'd] vn. hesiter : s’opposer (at, to, a] [law) produire une exception Demu're [niioure] a. pose : prude | -looking individual, Sainte-Nitouche | _ly ad. d’un air pose | _NESS gravite : air pose DEMURR'AGE surestaries (pi] DEMURR'ER [me-r] exception DEMY' [di-mdi] coquille DEN antre [of robbers) repaire [wretched —) bouge [‘ sanctum ’) cabinet DENI'AL deni : denegation [Peter’s —) renie- ~ment | I’ll take no _, Je n’admets pas de :§ refus | Elat _, Refus tout net : denegation s absolue [F. Self-_] DEN FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS DEP DENIER" money : funds (pi] standard : hard cash : farthing : mite | De ses propres_s, Out of one’s own pocket | _ de SAINT PIERRE Peter’s pence (pi]_a DIEU earnest M | Le _de la VEUVE, The widow’s mite Denier' va. to deny Denigrant' -e a. | Propos_s, Disparaging re- DIlNIGREMENT' disparagement [marks Ddnigrer' va. to disparage : to ‘ run ... down ’: to ‘ throw cold water on ’ DIlNOMBREMENT" census : enumeration Ddnombrer' va. to take a census of : to enu- DtNOMINATEUR [arith] tor [merate Denominatif -ive a._ive DEN OMINA TI ON'' [di-nommi-neche-nn] Denom'mer' va. to denominate : to name Ddnoneer' va. to denounce : to declare [dr) to inform against [fam) to tell upon DENONCIATEUR - TRICE [dr] informer DENONCIATION" denunciation [di-ne-nnci- eche-nn] information : declaration Denoter' va. to denote : to show DENOUEMENT” ‘_’: upshot: ‘ wind-up ’ : end : termination : issue D6nouer' va. to untie : to unravel : to undo : to render ... supple : to loosen | Se_, vr. to come untied, unravelled, undone, etc. f DENREES' [pi] provisions : produce : com- ^ modities | _s coloniales, Colonial produce 3 Dense a. _[dennce] [thickness •§ DENS!M£tRE densimeter | DENSITE _ty : O'DENT' tooth : notch [de 7ier.se) tine [couture) u scallop [de roue) cog | _branlante, Loose tooth |_creuse, Hollow T | Arracher une_ S> a, To take out a T for | Avoir une_contre, “ To have a spite against | a belles_s,4 T and g nail ’: heartily | Brosse a _s, T-brush | Coup o de—,Bite [fig) disparaging remark | Jusqu’- ® aux_s, To the teeth | Mai de_s, Tooth'S ache | J’ai mal aux_s, I have a toothache | § Manger du bout des_s, To eat without an p appetite | Hire du bout des_s, To try to « force a laugh | Sur les —s, Knocked up | §Dentaire a. dental [denn-te-l] [K. TOOTH m Dental -e a. [gram] _ | DENTALE _1 ^DHAT-DE-LION" dandelion [damn’di-lai-nn ^ Dente-e a. toothed : indented : notched [bot) p dentate | _en scie, [bof] Serrate | Roue_, Cog-wheel: gear-wheel Dente'le-e a. notched : indented [roc, etc.) jagged [bo<) toothed ^Dente'ler' va. to notch : to indent &DENTELLE lace : lace-work g DENTEL URE indentation [tech) dog’s-tooth DENTIER" set of (artificial) teeth g DENTIFRICE _ [a.) tooth- ... DENTiSTE_t [pr. denn'tisstt, i tres href] | DENTITION" — [fam) teething VDENTURE teeth : set of (natural) T DENUDATION" _ Ddnuder' va. to denude : to strip (de, of] Denud-e a. destitute (de, of] Dernier' va. to strip : to deprive d£nument- privation : destitution DiiODORA deodara [di-o-da'ra] Depaill'er' va. to pull the straw [ou covering] Depaqueter' va. to unpack : to open [off Depareill'e-e a. odd : imperfect (set] —ll'er' va. to break a set [ou pair] of : to mix Deparer' va. to strip : to disfigure : to spoil the look of [to part Deparier' va. to leave an odd one of the pair : Deparier' [usually in negat.] v. to stop talking Deparquer' va. to let ... out DEPART" departure [&) sailing [fam) leaving | _lance, Flying start | Point de_, Starting- point | Sur son_, On the point of leaving Ddpartager' va. to give the casting vote DEPARTEMENT" department^ :county:province [ V. Canton] Les_s, The country (as opposed to Paris] _al-e a. provincial : ... of the department : county ... [F. Commission] Departir va. (Table 20) to allot: to distribute (a, to] to bestow (a, upon] Se_de, To leave off : to give up Depasser' va. to pass : to run to more than : to surpass : to exceed : to overreach : to outrun : to leave ... behind : to project beyond: to outsail [soie) to draw out [cordage) to unreeve [mat) to send down DEPASSE'MENT" going beyond (etc., V. Depasser] projecting piece Depaver' va. to take up the pavement of Depayse-e a. out of his (her, etc.) element : on strange soil [F. Depayser] Depayser' [daypayeezay] va. to take (a pers.) out of his own country, ou out of his element : to throw ... out DEN ENGLISH—FRENCH * DEP DEN'IZEN habitant: affranchi Denom'inate va. appeler [law) denommer DENOMINATION [neche-nn] denomination [society) communion : culte | _al SCHOOL ecole primaire ou l’on donne un enseigne- ment religieux particulier Deno'te va. denoter : marquer : designer Denou'nce [ou aou\ va. denoncer Dense a. [phys.)_fea [fog, cloud, etc.) epais | _ly ad. en foule compacte : en masse DEN'SITY densite [of fog, etc.) epaisseur DENT [denntt] bosse [va.) bossuer Den'tal [dennt’l] a. [gram)_[med) dentaire Denta'te [a, e] a. dente Denu'de va. denuder : depouiller (of, de] DENUNCIATION [ne-nn] denonciation Deny' [dinai] va. nier : refuser : dementir | To _one’s self, Faire abnegation de soi-meme | To _one’s self the pleasure, Se refuser le plaisir | There’s no DENY'INGr, Pas moyen de nier (that, que ...] DEO'DORIZER [di-6-de-r] disinfectant Depart' v. [from, de] partir : se retirer : s’e- loigner [leave off) se departir [deviate) s’e- carter [this life) quitter (cette vie] trespasser | The_ed, Le defunt, la defunte [pi) les morts DEPART'MENT departement [government) direction [com) partie [shops) comptoir DEPARTURE [tche-r] depart fea [leaving off) desistement [deviation) ecart : eloignement [death) mort: trepas | A new_, Une orientation nouvelle : un pas en avant DEP FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DEP d£p£CEMENT” cutting up : dismemberment D6pecer' va. to cut [ou break] up: to dismember DEPECHE despatch [teleg.) telegram :‘wire’ | _S', pi. [com) correspondence [postes) mail: bag | Depficher' va. to despatch | Se_, To make haste : to be quick : to ‘ hurry up ’ Depeindre va. (Table 58) to depict D^peint' -e pp. [V. Depeindre] Depenaill'e -e a. ‘ in rags and tatters ’ DEPENDANCE_dence (de, on] out-buildings (pi] appendage (to] [pays) dependency Dependant’ -e a._dent (de, on] Dependre vn. to depend (de, on] to be dependent (de, on] to depend on circumstances : to result (from] [un pays) to belong (to] [va.) to take down DEPENS' [pi] costs | a leurs _, At their expense Imauv. pari) to their cost DEPEN SE expense: pantry | Se mettre en_, To go to the E | Porter en_, To put down | _S' (pi] expenditure |_sde menage, Household expenses Ddpenser' va. to spend (pour, en, on, in, for] D^PENSIER ' -IERE ‘ spendthrift ’: purser —-iere a. extravagant DEPERDITION" loss : diminution Deperir vn. to waste : to decay : to pine away [edifice) to fall into decay [plante) to wither D£p£RISSEMENT" decay : decline : withering Depetrer' va. to disentangle: to free (de, from] to get ... out of | Se — de, To get rid of (a pers.] to get out of (a mess, difficulty, etc.] DI^PEUPLEMENT" depopulation : thinning Depeupler' va. to depopulate [etang) to draw [foret) to clear Depiecer' va. to tear ... to pieces : to break up DEPUTATION" — : loss of coat ou hair se Depiler' vr. [of animals] to lose ...’s coat Depiquer' va. to unquilt [grain) to tread out D^pister' va. to track [fig) to discover : to ‘ unearth’ [detourner) to put ... off the track D£PIT" spite : despite : vexation | En_de, In S of | En — du bon sens, Against common sense Depiter' va. to spite: to vex : to annoy [for Deplace -e a. out of place: improper : uncalled DISPLACEMENT” disp— : removal : change of place : movement | Frais de_, Travelling expenses Deplacer' va. to displace : to remove : to misplace : to take ... off | Se_, To move: to leave one’s seat: to move about Deplaire vn. (Table 39) to displease (a,...] to give offence (to] to be unpleasant (de, to] N’en deplaise a, With all due deference to ... | Sa figure me deplait, I don’t like his \lier~] look | Se —, Not to like ... (each other, etc.] not to get on well [plante, etc.) not to do well DEPLAISANGE [s z] nuisance : dislike Dtiplaisanf -e a. disagreeable : unpleasant (a, pour, to : de, to] [affliction DfiPLAISIR [s z] displeasure : trouble : grief: DliPLANTAGE taking up (in order to transplant Deplanter' va. to take up : to clear DlSPLANTOIR trowel : gardening trowel DlSPLIANT” album Deplier' va. to unfold : to open : to display Deplisser' va. to unplait [ploying DltPLOIE'MENT" unfolding : display [X) de- Deplomber' va. to remove the seals from Deplorable a. _ : lamentable : wretched [-mf -bly,-ly] Dormer un tour_a, To quite pervert Deplorer' va. to deplore Deployer' va. to display : to unfold [X) to deploy [drapeaux, voiles) to unfurl | Enseignes _ees, With flying colours | Rire a gorge_ee, To roar with laughter Deplu pp. invar. [V. Deplaire] Deplumer' va. to pluck | Se_, To plume itself [muer) to moult [fam) to lose one’s hair Depolir va. to take off the polish from [verre) to grind | Se_, To lose its [ou their] polish | Verre depoli, Ground glass Deponent' -e a._ Depopulariser' va. to render ... unpopular DEPORT' delay [Bourse) backwardation DEPORTATION" transportation D£P0RT1l con'vict [pranks D£PORTEMENT'S' [pi] dissolute ways : wicked Deporter' va. to transport | Se_, To desist DliPOSANT* -E [s z] depositor [dr) deponent : witness Deposer' va. to deposit [dr) to give evidence Iplainte) to lodge [roi) to depose [un rapport, projet de loi) to bring in (a report, bill] [carte) to leave [fardeau) to put down [vin) to settle Depose -e a. ‘ entered ’ DEPOSITAIRE_tary : trustee DEPOSITION" [s z] _ [ziche-mi] evidence DEPOSITOIRE [s z] dead-house Deposseder' va. to dispossess ... (de, of] DEPOSSESSION" dispossessing Deposter' va. [X] to dislodge (de, from] to drive ... out DEP ENGLISH—FRENCH DEP Depend' vn. dependre (on, de] confier (on, upon, dans] [rely on) compter (sur] _upon it ..., Comptez la-dessus | One can’t_ on what he says, 11 est sujet a caution | It_s on circumstances, C’est selon DEPENDANCE [ou -ENCE] dependance (on, upon, de] confiance (on, en] DEPEN'DANT [ou -ENT] [de-nntt] dependant-e [bot) pendant | To be_on ..., Dependre de: etre a la charge de DEPENDENCY dependance (of, de] possession \ Our Indian__ L’empire des Indes Depict' va. peindre [fig) depeindre Deplo'rable lpld-re-be-t] a. deplorable [contemptible) pitoyable [-bly ad. -ment] Deplo're va. deplorer : se lamenter (..., sur] Deploy' [oi, 0 dans sort] v. deployer : se d Depo'ne vn. deposer (to, de, sur] DEPO'NENT [rf- a.] de_ [law) deposant Depop'ulate [iou-lete] va. depeupler DE'POPULA'TION depeuplement DEPORT'MENT conduite : manieres (pi] Depo'se v. deposer (from, de : to, de, sur] DEPOS'IT depot [bank) versement [payment) gage : nantissement [va.) deposer : verser DEPOSITOR [fe-r] deposant -e FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DER DEP DEPOT" depot" : deposit : depositing : trust : repository : store: warehouse [p. de loi) bringing in [com) agency (de, for][du vin) settling : crust [terrassement) spoil-bank [chandleres) scale | _ des machines, Engine-shed | En _, On sale | Envoye au_, Sent to the lockup | Mandat de_, Detainer | Le_de la GUERRE, The ordnance office j Le _ de MENDICITE, The workhouse Depoter" va. to remove ... from the pot DEPOTOIR general depot of night-soil DEPOUILL'E spoil: clothes : skin [mortelle) remains (pi] [tech) draw [de serpent) slough DEpOUILLEMENT" spoliation : stripping: privation : abstract: counting (the votes] Depouill'er" va. to deprive : to strip : to skin : to throw off: to give the figures of [livre, etc.) to make extracts from, ou an abstract of: to go through | _ so correspondance, To go through o’s letters | _le scrutin, To count the ballot- papers | _ le vieil homme, To put off the old man: to ‘ turn over a new leaf ’ | Se_de, To cast off: to renounce D^pourvoir va. (Table 30) to leave ... destitute : to strip | Depourvu -e a. destitute (de, of] unprovided (de, with] Au depourvu ad. Unprepared : at unawares . unexpectedly DEPRAVATION" depravity [med) deterioration | Depraver" va. to deprave : to vitiate Depreciateur -trice a._atory :_ative DEPRECIATION"_ | Depreeier" va. [& Se _w.] to depreciate : to underrate dEprEdateur _tor [a.) predatory : plundering | DEPREDATION" _ Tfree Deprendre va. (Table 59) to separate : to set DEPRESSION"_Dojj [dipreclie-nn\ Deprier" va. to withdraw one’s invitation (to] D^primer" va. to depress : to run down Depriser" va. to depreciate Tin the dumps’ DE PR0FUND1S_ | Gai comme un_, ‘Down Depuis" ad. & prep, from : since : ago : ever since : afterwards | _ combien de temps etes-vous a Paris ? How long have you been in Paris ? | _ quelques annees, For some years (past] quand ? How long ? | peu, Lately | _que, Since : ever since |_long- temps, Long ago : a long while since Depuratif-ivea._ive | Depurer'va. to purify DEPUTATION" [iouteche-nn] deputies (pi] parliamentary duties (ou life] Se presenter a la_, To put up for parliament dEputE_ty : representative: member (de, for] Deputer" va. to depute [um.) to send a deputation dERACINEMENT” rooting up [ou out] Deraciner" va. to root up : to eradicate Derade pp. driven out to sea Deraidir va. to take the stiffness out of | Se _, To lose ...’s stiffness [fig) to mellow DERAILL'EMENT" "derailment [fam) railway accident TTo throw ... off the line Deraill'er" vn. to run off the line | Faire_..., DERAISON" [s, z] want of sense : unreasonable thing: nonsense |_nnable a. unreasonable [-menf -ly] _NNEMENT" nonsense : raving | _onner" vn. to rave : to wander : to talk nonsense Derange -e a. out of order : in disorder [cer- veau) deranged DERANGEMENT" _ : trouble : disturbance : misconduct '.confusion : disorder : putting ... out of sorts Deranger" va. to displace : to disarrange : to disturb : to trouble : to derange : to upset | Se_, vr. [chose) To get out of order [pers) to get embarrassed : to get into a loose way of living | Ne vous derangez pas! Don’t move! Don’t disturb yourself! Deraper" v. [d>) to trip [eye) to skid : to have a side-slip | Virez et derapez ...! Heave up and off the bottom! | Derape a. [ancre] a-trip ‘ Derate '-e a. quick: sharp: lively: alert | Courir comme un_, ‘ To go like a shot ’ Derechef ad. yet again : once more Deregie-e a. irregular : disorderly Dereglement" ad. in an irregular way DErEGLEMENT"" irregularity : disorder Deregler" va. to put... out of order [fig) to unsettle : to sow disorder in ... | Se_, To get out of order : to get loose : to lead an abandoned life DEP DEPOSITORY depot [book) repertoire DEPOT" depot k=a [American railroad) station: gave Depra've [a, e] va. depraver : corrompre DEPRAY'ITY depravation Dep'recate [rikete] va. implorer [to condemn) desapprouver : s’opposer a Depre'ciate [dipri-chiete] va. depreeier : deprimer [vn.) perdre (de sa valeur] DEPREDA'TION [deppri-deche-nn\ depredation [fig) ravage | DEP'REDATOR \ri-dete-r) depredateur-trice : pillard -e Depress' va. deprimer [deject) abattre [lower) baisser [tech) incliner DEPRESSION [efte-tm] depression : abaisse- ment [mental) abattement [indentation) en- foncement [hollow) creux | in TRADE crise DEPRESS'OR [se-r] abaisseur [commerciale DEPRIYA'TION [riveche-nn] privation [loss) perte DER Depri've [i at] va. [of, de] priver DEPTH profondeur [thickness) epaisseur [of winter) cceur [colouring) vigueur [of poverty) ^ comble [of sorrow) comble [flounce) hauteur ,3 [of a sail) chute [of hold) creux (sur payol] «[typ) corps |... is 4 feet in_,... a 4 pieds de profondeur | He is out of his _, II n’a pas pied | The very_s of, Le fin fond de Depu'te [di-pioute] va. deleguer : deputer DEP'UTY [dep'youte] depute : delegue [under- ...) sous-: vice- | -CHAIRMAN vice-presidentl -GOVERNOR sous-gouverneur [of a prison) sous-directeur | -JUDGE juge suppleant | -MAYOR adjoint fler De'rail va. faire derailler | To be_ed, Derail- Dera'nge [di-rendje] va. deranger (desclioses] deranger le cerveau (d’une personnel He is _d, II a le cerveau derange _MENT derangement [pers) derangement du cerveau [med) embarras ENGLISH—FRENCH DER FRANgAIS— Derider' va. to smooth [fig) to cheer | Se_, To ‘ brighten up ’: to become gay DERISION" [s, z] \_dirije-nn, i brefs] Derisoire a. absurd [railleur) derisive DERIVATION" — [veclie-nn] source:artificial channel for water drawn off [F. DYNAMO] DERIVE drift: lee-way | a la_, Adrift | Aller a la _, To drift | Wagon en_Runaway carriage ou truck DERIVE -E [<fc a.] derivative Deriver' va. to turn ... out [d'une origine) to derive [clous, etc.) to draw [tech) to cut the rivets [wi.) to be derived DERIVEUR [4>] driver DER ME [dairr'm] dermis : derma Dernier" -iere a. last: utmost: final: highest: youngest: latter : latest [le plus bas) worst: lowest | Ces jours_s, Within the last few days : ... for a few days past | Rendre les_s devoirs, To pay one’s last respects | En_ lieu, Lastly | _mot, Last word : all one has to say | _ordre. Lowest order | Le_sup- plice, The extreme penalty | L’annee_iere, Last year | La_iere annee, The last year | _ierement* ad. lately : latterly Derobe -e a. stolen : private : secret | a la _ee, By stealth | Culture_ee, Catch crop | Escalier_, Secret stairs Derober' va. to rob ... of [a, from) to take [ou get] away : to hide | Se_, To steal away : to shun : to disappear : to fail : to escape Derogatoire, Derogeant' -e a. derogatory (a, Deroger' vn. to der'ogate (a, from] Lto Deroidir va. [F. Deraidir] Derouill’er' v. to scour | Se_, To get polished DIlROULEMENT" unrolling [forth Derouler' va. to unroll : to unfold : to spread DEROUTE rout: disorder | Mettre en _, To put ... to rout : to ruin Derouter' va. to lead ... astray : to put... off the track : to bewilder DERRIERE back: hinder part [de charrette) tailboard | Les _s de I'armee, The rear of the army | De_, Back: hind | Porte de_, Back door [fig) way of escape _ prep. <& ad. behind : B it : B them : backward [&) astern | a [or par] tribord_, On the starboard quarter | Par_, From behind DERVICHE Dervish [deurviche, i bref] Des' art. of the : of : from : from the : some : any [F. De] Des' prep. from(... onwards] since : as early as : at: on | _aujourd’hui, This very day : to-day: from to-day |_longtemps, For a long time past | _lors, From that time : thenceforth | _que, When : as soon as : since f se Desabon'ner* vr. to give up subscribing Desabuser' va. to undeceive : to disabuse DISACCORD" disagreement [nnts) discord | Etre en_avec, To disagree with ^Desac'corder' va. to put ... out of tune § Desac'coupler' va. to uncouple c»Desac'coutuiner' va. to leave off: to disac- •4 custom (o’self, etc.) to : to break o’self of ^ se Desachalander' vr. to lose its customers DESAF'FECTATION" putting to another Desaf'fecte -e pp. disaffected [purpose DESAF’ FECTION" dis [wards vse DesaPfectionner' de vr. to grow cold to- ANGLAIS DES ''Desaf'fourcher' v. to unmoor Desagreable a. disagreeable [-ment' -bly] DESAGREGATION" disintegration Desagreger' va. to disintegrate | Se _, To be disintegrated : to crumble away D^SAGREMENT" unpleasantness : disagreeable thing : defect: inconvenience Desaimanter' va. to de'mag'netize Desajuster' va. to put ... out of order Desalterer' va. to quench ...’s thirst [out’ Desancrer' vn. to weigh anchor [«*.) to ‘root d£SAP'POINTE'MENT“ disappointment Desap'pointer' va. to disappoint Desap'prendre va. (Table 59) to forget the ... he (she, etc.) has learned : to unlearn DESAP'PROBATEUR-TRICE blamer _ a. ... of disapprobation [ou disapproval] DESAP'PROBATION" dis_: disapproval ^Desap'prouver' va. to disapprove of ^Desargon'ner' va. to unhorse : to throw 03 Desargenter' va. to take off the silver from | ^ Se_, To lose (its) silvering Desarme -e a. defenceless : powerless ^d£sarmement- disarmament : disarming [&) laying-up Desarmer' va. to disarm: to appease [fusil) to uncock [l'equipage) to pay off [vaisseau) to lay (her) up | Desarmez les avirons! Unship your oars! d£sa‘r-rimage cargo shifting Desar'rimer* va. to shift (the cargo] DESAR'ROI disorder : confusion Disassembler' va. to take ... to pieces DESASTRE disaster | Desastreux* -euse a. disastrous [tre-ss] [-sement' -ly] [jure DIlSAVANTAGE disadvantage | _r' va. to in- _geux'-ewse a. disadvantageous [-mt'-ly] d£saveu denial: disowning : repudiation Desaveugler' va. to disabuse : to ‘open ...’s eyes ’ | Se_, To ‘ have one’s eyes opened ’ Desavouer' va. to disown : to disavow : to v repudiate : to disclaim Desceller' va. to unseal [tech) to loosen DESCENDANCE descent _de l’HOMME, descent of man DESCENDANT'-.!? _t : offspring [tech) fall _a. descending:... going down [train) down [maree) ebb Descendre v. to descend : to alight: to come ou go down [a terre) to land : to alight [eye) to dismount [faire _) to get, take, let, bring, carry, ou put down [ou out] to lower : to leave [hotel) to stop, ou stay (a, at] to make a descent (upon a country] Isentinelle) to come off duty [etre issu) to be descended DESCENTE_t : getting [taking, etc.] down : landing : lowering : down-pipe [hernie) rupture [com) run |_de JUSTICE, domiciliary visit | _ de LIT' bedside carpet Descriptif -ive a._ive DESCRIPTION"_[d’un brevet) specification /Desechouer' va. [ J>] to get (her) off again D^SEMBALLAGE unpacking Desemballer' va. to unpack os d£sembarquement- landing co Desembarquer' va. to land ^ Desembourber' va. to get... out of the mud ^ ou mess VDesembrayer' va. to disconnect DES FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS DES /'Resemparer' va. to disable ... : to render ... helpless [vn.) to leave | Sans On the spot: without stopping Resenipeser' va. to get the starch out of Desemplir va. to pour out [ou take out] some (of, from] to empty : to rid : to sink Resemprisonner' va. to release ... from Resenebanter' va. to disenchant [.prison Resenchante -e pp. disenchanted Resenclouer’ va. to get a nail [ou the nails] out of [canon) to unspike Resenfiler' va. to unstring : to unthread Resenfler' va. to let the gas [ou air] out of [vn.) to be less swollen : to abate DESENVL URE abatement of the swelling Resengager' va. to release Resengrener" va. to throw ... out of gear Resenivrer' va. to sober | Se_, To get S Resennuyer' va. to amuse, interest, divert N Resenrayer' va. to take the drag [brake] off gResenrh'umer' va. to cure ...’scold | Se_, m vr. to get rid of one’s cold . Resenrouer' va. to cure ...’s hoarseness £ Resenterrer' va. to disinter : to dig up Resen teter' va. to cure ...’s infatuation Resentortill’er' v. to disentangle: to unravel Resen verguer' va. to unbend (a sail] d£s£QU’IL!BR£ -E one who is ‘off his (her) balance ’ [a.) unbalanced DESERT"_[dezz1-e-rte] wilderness | ‘ Parler [or precher] dans le_,’ ‘ To be a voice in the wilderness ’: to talk to deaf ears — -e a._t: deser'ted : uninhabited : solitary Reserter' va. to deser't ; to abandon DtSERTEUR _ter DESERTION" _ Resesperant' -e a. disheartening D£SESP£RE desperate fellow : madman _-e a. desperate : disheartening: past hope : exceedingly sorry : in the deepest grief [ma- lade) given up by the doctors | Combat_, V Hopeless struggle ( Resespdrer' va. to provoke : to give ... the greatest anxiety : to drive ... to despair [wi.) to despair (de, que & subj, of] Se_, To abandon o’self to despair DI^SESPOiR despair : desperation | Au_, In despair (que, at ...ing]exceedinglysorry (for] En_de cause, As a last resort: in despair | Le_des peintres, [fleur] London Pride DliSH'ABILL E undress: morning dress [Note. In the words ‘ En_’ Englishmen frequently forget the accent over the final E] Resh'abill'er' va. [& Se _, vr.] to take off one's things [pour se coucher, etc.) to undress Resh’abituer’ va. to break ... of the habit Resh'erber' va. to weed DESH'ERENCE failure of heirs : escheat Resb'eriter' va. to disinherit | T£ -E [it a.] outcast: waif | Terrain_, Worthless, barren R£sh]on'nete a. indecent: unseemly Hand _NETETE indecency : unseemliness ojD£SH'ON'NEUR [pour, to: de, to] dishonour: ^ disgrace Tful ^ Resh’onoranC -e a. dishonourable: disgrace- Resh'onorer' va. to dishonour : to disgrace DESIDERATA [pi] _ DESIGN'ATION"_[pr. dezz-igg-neche-nn] description : choice : indication Resign'er' va. to point out: to designate Bsfc; to denote : to choose [candidat) to nominate Resillusion'ner' va. to undeceive DIlSINCRUSTANT' boiler composition DESINENCE _ : ending (of words] Taut DESINFECTANT' dis_ | Corps _, Disinfect- Resinfecter' va. to disinfect: to deodorize Rdsinfecteur a. \ Appareil_, Disinfecting DISINFECTION" disinfection [apparatus Resinteresse -e a. disinterested [dans, in) not interested DisiNTERESSE'MENT" disinterestedness Rdsinteresser' va. to indemnify | Se — de, To take no further interest in k,Resinviter' va. to recall ...’s invitation to DER ENGLISH-FRENCH DES DER'EDICT navireabandonne [a.) abandonne Reri'de [i cm] va. se moquer de : se rire de Reri'sive [rai'ciw] a. derisoire : moqueur DERIVATIVE [tivv, i tres bref] derive Reri've [diraive] v. [from, de] deriver [gram) faire d [pers) descendre [receive) tirer [experience) eprouver | This word is _d from the Latin, Ce mot vient du latin DER'MA, DER'MIS derme Rer'ogate [ghete] vn. [from, a] deroger fa Rerog'ative, Rerog'atory a. derogatoire (to, Rescan t' [diskannte] vn. discourir : faire des discours (sur, on] Rescend' [senndd] vn. descendre fea [cendance DESCENT' descente [slope) pente [family) des- Rescri'be [i at] va. decrire | —R narrateur DESCRIP'TION d_ : designation : categorie [police, & J>) signalement | ... of every _, ... en tous genres [or de toute espece] Power of_, Talent de conteur Rescrip'tive a._if ["connaitre Rescry' [krail'] va. decouvrir : apercevoir: re- Res'ecrate [desse-krete] va. profaner DESECRA'TION [kreche-nn] profanation DES'ERT desert [a.) desert: du D : solitaire Resert' v. deserter : abandonner [rite DESERT' merite | One’s_S, ... ce qu’il me- Reser've v. meriter : etre digne de |_well of, Bien meriter de (one’s country, sa patrie] Reser'vedly [di-zeur'-ved-le] ad. justement: a bon droit : a juste titre [meritant Reser'ving a. de merite : meritoire [person) Res'iccate[ke'fe] va. dessecher |_d a. desseche DESIDERA'TUM [pr. dizidd-e-rete-mm] [pi. _ata]_: chose a desirer : chose qui manque DESI'G'N dessein (on, sur] disposition (contre] _^[plan) projet : modele [sketch) dessin [m.) ~ dessiner [a machine) faire le plan de [intend) :§ avoir dessein (to, de] destiner (for, a] Latest **_, Dernier modele Res'ignate [dez-igg-nete] va. designer ^Resi'g'nedly [pr. di-zdine-edd-le] ad. a des- :g sein : de propos delibere ^■DESI'G'NER [zaine-r] architecte : auteur: '5f inventeur [draughtsman) dessinateur VResi'g'ning a. [pers] artificieux DES FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DES ^Ddsinvolte a. free and easy (manner] DESINVOLTURE easy bearing : freedom D£SIR desire [fam) wish (pour, for : de. of, to] Devore du_de, Eagerly longing to ... Desirable a._(de, to] Desirer’ va. to desire : to wish (..., to] Cela laisse a _, It is not very satisfactory: it isn't quite the thing | Se faire_, Not to make o’s cheap : to ‘keep ... waiting a bit’ Tfor, to Desireux’ -euse a. desirous (de, of, to] anxious DIlSISTEMENT" I Donner un _, To desist se Desister’ vr. to waive (a claim] Desobeir vn. to disobey (a, ...] DESOBEISSANCE disobedience Desobeissant’ -e a. disobedient (a, to] Desobligeamment' ad. disagreeably DESOBLIGIEANCE want of kindness Desobligeant -e a. disagreeable : unkind Desobliger' va. to disoblige Desobstruer’ va. to clear : to remove the [ou an] obstruction from m Desoceupe -e a. ... without occupation : un- DI^SCEUVRIi -E idler [a.) idle [occupied 02 DliSCEUVREMENT” idleness ^D£solant’-e a. distressing : grievous [fam) ^ most annoying Desolateur -trice a. desolating rvexation DESOLATION"_: deep trouble : distress : Desole-e a. in deep distress : grieved [ravage) laid waste : desolated | J'en suis —, I am extremely sorry for it [ou to hear it] Desoler’ va. \jpers) to distress : to grieve : to vex : to annoy [ravager) to lay waste | Se_, To grieve : to be vexed Desopiler’ va. to clear [F. RATE] Desordonne -e a. disorderly : inordinate DliSORDRE disorder : disturbance : mischief: confusion Desorganisateur-trice a. subversive of all order |_ISA TION'' disorganization : disor- Desorganiser’ va. to disorganize [der Desorienter’ va. to put ... out | Tout_e, ‘All at sea ’: entirely out Desormais’ ad. henceforth : for the future VDeso6ser’ va. to bone : to take out the bone of Desoxyder’ va. to deoxidize DESPOTE despot [pe-t] Despotique a. _ic Despotiquemcnf ad. despotically DESPOTISME_ism [dess'-pe-tizzm] Des’quels’ Des’quelles’ [day-kell] pron. [pers) of whom : from whom [choses) from which : of which se Dessaisir de, vr. to give up : to part with : to dispose of [dr) to cede DESSAISISSEMENT” giving up [dr) cession Dessaisonner’ v. to force (etc.)... out of season Dessaler’ va. to put ... to soak : to freshen Dessangler’ va. to take the girth off Dessechant’ -e a. drying : withering DESSIlCHEMENT” drying up : withering [gen. min.) drainage | Dessecher’ va. to dry (up] to drain : to wither DESSE’IN" [pr. same as Dessin] [de, to] design: intention: plan | a_, On purpose: designedly | Dans le_de, With the intention of | J’ai le _de, I mean to : I think of (...ing] Desseller’ va. to unsaddle DESSERRE | Dur a la_, Close-listed:‘near’ Desserrer’ va. to loosen : to open [typ) to unlock | _les dents, To open one’s lips [ou one’s DESSERT" [dessair] [de-ze-rte'] [mouth DESSERTE broken victuals, pi. : duties, pi. | Chemin de_, Branch road fin charge DESSERVANT’ officiating clergyman : curate Desservir va. (Table 22) to remove the cloth: to take away (the tea, ou ‘ the things,’ etc.] to clear (the table] to serve : to officiate (at, in] [fig) to try to injure [«3t, etc.) to run to : to stop [&, call] at [cation Dessiecatif -ive a. drying | —ATION" desic- Dessill’er’ (les yeux a] v. to open (...’s eyes] DESSIN" [dessan', an nasal in anxious] [a, in] drawing : design : plan : pattern | a grand _, Large pattern ... | Cahier de_, Drawing- book | Sans_, Plain DESSINATEUR draughtsman : designer _de JARDINS landscape gardener Dessiner’ va. [d’apres, from] to draw: to sketch: to show | Se_, To come out: to stand out: to loom up (ou out] to take shape : to be outlined DES ENGLISH—FRENCH Desi'rable a. desirable : a desirer : agreable DESI'RE desir : envie : demande [entreaty) :§ priere | To have a _, To _(to] v. Avoir ** le desir, or avoir envie (de] desirer [request) •£ charger : prier | Desi'rous [dizaire-ss] a. | desireux (of, de : to, de] empresse (to, a] He V is_of..., II desire ... Desist' vn. cesser : arreter (from, de] DESK pupitre [office_) bureau [eccl.) cliaire : lutrin | At the —, [shop] a la caisse | Cash_, Caisse | Roll-top_, Bureau americain Des'olate [dessoletel va. desoler — [de.ss'o-Ze-t] a. desert : solitaire : desole DESPAI'R desespoir [vn.) desesperer (of, de] —ingly ad. en desespere DESPAT'CH promptitude [goods, etc. : of, de) expedition [official) depeche [va., to, a) (faire) expedier : depecher | With_, Avec promptitude | -BAG valise (diplomatique] -BOX bu- vard de voyage DES DESPERA'DO [pe-redo] desespere Des'perate [pe-re-f] a. desespere [fierce) furi- eux : acharne | _ly ad. a corps perdu [in love) eperdument _NESS desespoir: fnreur DESPERA'TION [a e] desespoir: fureur Des'picable [ke-bT] a. meprisable _NESS etat meprisable Des'picably ad. bassement : avec mepris Despi'se va. mepriser | _R contempteur DESPI'TE depit [ad.) malgre [V. Spite] Despoi'l va. depouiller | —ER spoliateur Despond' vn. perdre courage : etre abattu DESPOND'ENCY abattement: desespoir Despond'ent a. abattu : decourage Despond'ingly ad. d’un air abattu Des'tine [finn] va. destiner (for, a : to, d] Des'titute a. depourvu [person) denue (of, de] sans [in a state of DESTITUTION) dans la, misere DES FRAN AIS—AN GL AIS DET * Dessouler' ’ va. to sober | Se_, To get sober DESSOUS' under part : bottom [_des cartes) what is going on behind the scenes [de lampe) mat [4>) lee [fig) worst [ad. <fc prep.) under : beneath : underneath | Au-_, Below : under (de, ...] Ci-_Below : at foot : following | De _, Lower : under | En Underneath [fig) sly [roue) undershot | La-_, Under there : underneath | Par-_, Under : from under : below | Avoir le_, To get the worst of it | La bar re _! Helm’s a-lee! DESSUS' upper part [ou side] right side : top [fig) best (sur, of] precedence [de livre) cover [de la main) back [de tete) crown [colis, etc.) address [mus) treble : soprano [du vent) windward : weather-side [ad. <& prep.) above : on : upon : over | Au-_, Above : on : upon : over (it, them, etc.] Au-_de, Above [fig) superior to 111 n’y a rien au-_de <;a! That beats everything! | Au-_du vent, To windward | Venir au-_de, To manage ... | Avoir le _, To get the upper hand | Ci-_, Above : foregoing |De_, Off: upper | En_, At the top : on the upper side [roue) overshot | La-_, There : upon it: on which | Prendre le_sur, To get the upper hand of : to ‘ take the wind out of’ | Par-_, Above : over : upon : into | ‘ En avoir par-_ la tete,’ To be worried out of one’s life | Sens _dessous, Upside down : topsy-turvy DESTIN"_ny : lot : fate [the cause] DESTIN ATAIRE [<fc f.) receiver : person to whom ... is addressed [com) consignee DESTINATION"_[neche-n] [objet) purpose | a_de, [com) consigned to [train) running to : for [navire) chartered for DESTINEE destiny : fate [the effect] Destiner' va. to destine : to appoint: to intend (a, for ...] to devote : to doom (to] to consign Destitue -e a. [de, of] destitute : devoid : dismissed | Destituer' va. to dismiss : to turn ... out : to remove ... from his post DESTITUTION" dismissal (from office] DESTRIER" [pr. the s] war-horse DESTRUCTEUR-TiiJCE destroyer [a.) destruc- Destructible [teeb’l] a._ [tive Destructif -ive [used of things only] a._ive DESTRUCTION"— [de, of DESUETUDE _ : disuse | En _, Into D DESUNION"[s, z] separation [fig) disunion D^sunir [s, z] va. to separate : to disunite Detachable a._: removable DETACHEMENT" detachment : unconcern (de, for] indifference (to] draft : disengagement Detacher' va. to detach : to untie : to undo : to disengage : to get the spots out (of] [peint) to bring out | Se_, To break off: to come off : to peel off: to get loose: to stand out (in relief] [bruit) to rise (above] Detache, stray (piece, etc.] detached DETAIL' _ [di'tele] particular [com) retail | En gros et en_, Wholesale and retail D£tAILL'ANT"-.E retailer : ...-seller D^taill'e -e a. detailed : in detail [F. Detailler] D6taill'er' va. to retail [couper) to cut up [fig) to give the details [ou particulars] of DliTALAGE packing up Detaler' v. to remove : to pack up [fig) to go : to ‘pack up and be off’ Detalinguer' va. to unbend (a cable] DET AXE remission of duty [£§&.) reduction of carriage | _r' va. to take the duty, ou tax, off [«§3l) to make a reduction in the carriage of Deteindre va. (Tab. 58) to take the colour out of ... [wi.) Cette etoffe deteint beaucoup, The colour comes off this stuff badly : this stuff loses its colour directly [pp. DtReint'-e] Dete'ler' va. to unharness : to take out Detendre va. to unbend : to slacken ou relax : to take down [fig) to relieve the strain on | Se —, [rapports] To become less strained Detenir va. (Table 15) to detain : to confine : to keep back : to be in (unlawful) possession of DETENTE trigger : catch [vapeur) expansion [fig) lessened strain : improved relations (pi] Lacher la_, To pull the T | ‘Dur a la_,’ Close-fisted | _variable, Expansion gear DliTENTEUR-TRICE [dr] holder : possessor DETENTION" Bsfc holding : being in possession of : imprisonment (of from 5 to 20 years] — preventive, Detention (before trial] DETENU-E prisoner [jeune) reformatory boy : youthful offender [pp.) V. Detenir Detergent' -e a. [F. Detersif] DETERIORATION" : wear and tear : debasement | Deteriorer' va. to damage : to spoil : to injure : to deteriorate Determinate -ive a. [gram] ive DETERMINATION"_: resolution : decision DES ENGLISH-FRENCH DET Destroy' va. detruire : exterminer DESTROY'ER [<fc_ing a.] destructeur -trice [sf. &) ‘destroyer’: contre-torpilleur DESTRUCTION [di-stre-k-che-nn] _: massacre [of souls) perdition Destructive a. [fig) destructif (of, to, de] fed : destructeur [to, a) nuisible | ... is — of ..., ... detruit ... | _ly ad. d’une maniere destructive | _NESS caractere destructeur DES'ULTORINESS decousu [pus Des'ultory [te-re] a. decousu : a batons rom- Detach' [tatch] va. detacher (from, de] _able a. demontable | _ rim, Jante amovible _e'd a. [house] entoure de jardins : isole Detail [ditele] va. detailler [detenir Detain' [ditene] va. retenir : empecher [law) DETAI'NER [ditene-r] mandat de depot Detect' va. decouvrir DETEC'TION [c/ie-rm] decouverte DETEC'TIVE agent de la surete' _POLICE la \police de] surete DETEN'TION retard [law) detenue : detention (preventive] 7 days’_, 7 jours de prison Deter' [-rre'd] va. detourner : empecher : dis- suader (from, de] DETER'GENT [diteur-dje-nntt] detersif Deteriorate [ti'ri-o-rete] vn. se deteriorer Deter'minable [ne-be-l] a. ... qui peut etre determine : determinant : se terminant DETERMINATION de_: decision : conviction [law) expiration | Deter'minative a. determinatif [law) determinant DET FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DEV Determine -e a. determined: particular : ‘ regular’ | Determiner’ va. to determine : to decide (a, to] to cause : to occasion I Se_, To decide : to be determined (a, to] Deterrer' va. to dig up : to ferret out [animal) to unearth | DIlTERREUR body-snatcher Detersif -ive a_ive : deter'gent T-ment’ -bly Detestable a._: wretchedly bad : execrable DETESTATION" [di-tess-teclie-nn] Detester’ va. to detest : to abhor : to hate Detirer’ va. to stretch : to draw out | Se —, To stretch one’s self out f_ator Detonant’ -e a. detonating | DEiTONATEUR DETONATION" [neche-nn] report: ‘bang’ Detoner’ vn. to detonate : to explode Deton'ner’ vn. to be [ou sing] out of tune Detordre va. to untwist [d>) to underrun Ddtors’ -e a. untwisted Detortill’er’ va. to unravel: to untwist DETOUR ‘_’ : turn : way round : roundabout way [ruse) subterfuge : ‘dodge’ | Sans _, Straightforward : ‘in a very S manner’ | Faire un_, To make a detour : to turn : to go round Detourne -e a. out-of-the-way : by- (road] unusual [F. Detourner] D^TOURNEMENT” turning aside [fraude) embezzlement [de mineure) abduction Detourner’ va. to turn ... aside : to lead ... out of the way : to avert: to divert: to dissuade : to deter [fonds) to embezzle Imineure) to abduct [le sens) to twist | Se_, To turn aside (de, from] to go out of the way DIlTRACTEUR-TRICE_tor : slanderer DETRACTION"_ : slander : calumny Detraquer’ va. to put... out of order [chev’l) to spoil (his) paces [fig) to unsettle | ‘ Un peu _e ’ [pers] ‘Not quite right’ | Se_, To go wrong DETREMPE [to nas] distemper | a la_, In D D^tremper’ [to nas] va. to water : to dilute : to weaken [l’acier) to soften DETRESSE distress | Dans la_, In D Detresser’ va. to unbraid : to undo* DETRIMENT"_: prejudice DETRITUS [pr. the s] _[di-trai-te-ss] DETROIT’ straits (pi] D6tromper‘ [to nasal] va. to undeceive Detroner’ va. to dethrone Detrousser’ va. to untuck : to let out [voler) DliTROUSSEUR highwayman |_to rob Detruire va. (Table 51) to destroy : to ruin | Se —, To go to ruin : to destroy one’s self Detruit’ -e pp. [V. Detruire] DETTE debt [b nul] _s actives, Assets | _s passives, Liabilities | _publigue, National debt [F. Criard : Orible] DEUIL’ mourning : grief : sorrow | Grand_, Deep mourning | Demi-_, Half M | Petit _, Slight M | Conduire le _, To be chief mourner | ’De_, Mourning | En_, In M | Faire son_ de, To give ... up as hopeless : to make up one’s mind to [F. Porter] DEUT^RONOME _onomy DEUX’ [<fc a.] two [roi, du mois) second [cartes) deuce | _a_, Two and two | ..., qa fait_, ...are two very'different things | Jeluiecrirai — mots, I will drop him a line | J’ai_mots a lui dire, I have a word to say to him | ‘Ni line ni_,’ [F. BONES] Tous les _, Both [jours, ans, etc.) every other (day, year, etc.] Tous_, Both (together] DEUXI^ME [<fe a.] second [-ment’-ly] Au_ On the second floor Devaler’ vn. to go down Devaliser’ [s z] va. to rob : to strip d£VALISEUR [s z] robber Devancer’ va. to get the start of: to get ahead of ... : to outstrip : to take precedence of: to go before | _l’appel, [X] To enlist before DEVANCIER” -IERE predecessor |_or»e’s time DEVANT" front : fore-part [de chemise) shirt- front [peint) foreground | Prendre les _s, To go on in advance [fig) to be beforehand (with] _ ad. & prep, before : opposite : in front of: ahead of | Aller au-— de ..., To go to meet... [fig) to anticipate ... | Ci-_, Formerly : before : once [adj. invar.) former | De _, a. front : fore | Droit_, Right ahead |_ Dieu, In the sight of God | Par —, From the front [dr) in the presence of | Par tribord —, On the starboard bow DEVANTURE front : shop front | Fermer les —s, To put up the shutters D tv AST ATEUR-TRICE ravager : destroyer [a.) destructive: devastating DEVASTATION" [dev-e-steclie-nn] Devaster’ va. to lay waste : to devastate ‘ DE VEINE ’ run of ill-luck DE^VELOP’PATEUR devel'oper DliVELOP’PEMENT" unfolding : growth : development : extent: display : setting forth (of] [mec) gear | Grand, Petit_, High, Low gear Develop’per’ va. to open ... out : to undo : to devel'op [la vitesse de) to run at | Se__ To draw up : to devel'op Devenir vn. (Table 15) to become : to grow : to get: to do | Faire_, To make | Que de- viendrai-je? What will become of me? | Qu’est- il devenu ? What has become of him ? [Note. Devenir is conjug. with Etre, not Avoir] Devenu -e pp. [F. Devenir] DET ENGLISH—FRENCH DEV Determine [wiinn] v. determiner : decider : arranger [quantity) preciser : constater [regulate) regler [law) se terminer —d a. obstine : convaincu : hardi : intraitable Detest' va. detester Dethro'ne va. detroner | _MENT detrone- Det'onate [nete] vn. detoner [ment DET'ONATOR detonateur Detract' from va. oter a : deroger a : denigrer DET'RIMENT de_ : prejudice : dommage Detrimen'tal [te-l] a. prejudiciable (to. a] DEUCE [diouce] diable fen [cards) deux [1. tennis) ‘quarante a! 6galite! Dev'astate [dev'-e-stete] va. devaster Devel'op [divel'-e-p] va. developper [natural resources) mettre en valeur DEVEL'OPER [phot] revelateur fcuvette DEVEL'OPING developpement | _ DISH DEVEL'OPMENT [le-p] developpement De'viate [di-vi-ete] vn. s’ecarter (from, de] DEV FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS DIA d£vergondage licentiousness Devergondd-e a. shameless : licentious Deverguer' va. [J>] to unbend (a sail] Deverrouill'er' va. to unbolt Devers" prep. | Par_, By | Le garder par _moi, To keep it by' me (ou to myself] DIVERS" slant: inclination | _-e a. leaning Deverser' v. to incline : to lean [eau) to run off d£versoir waste-weir : slope l_°u over] Devetir va. (Table 21) to strip : to undress [fig, dr) to divest | Devetu -e pp. [F. Devetir] DEVIATION"_ [eche-nri] deflection (from] DSlVIDAGE winding Devider' va. to wind DIlVIDOIR winder Devier' v. [de, from] to deviate : to swerve DEVIN -ERESSE soothsayer : fortune-teller Deviner' va. to guess : to divine : to find out DEVINETTE something to be guessed DEVINEUR -EUSE guesser Devirer' va. [J>] to slack ... DEVIS" estimate | Faire un_, To give an E Devisager. [s z] va. to disfigure : to scratch ...’s face : to stare ... in the face DEVISE [s z] device [sentence) motto Deviser' [s 2] vn. to chat Devisser' va. to unscrew ‘DEVOIE'MENT"’diarrhoea [tech) slope Devoiler' va. to unveil: to reveal DEVOIR duty (de, to] work [de classe) exercise [F Preparation, ang.] —S' [pi] respects : duties | Rendre ses_s a, To pay one’s R’s to [F. Dernier] II est de mon_de, It is my duty to | Se mettre en_de, To set about ...ing Devoir va. [de l’argent, etc.) to owe [vn.) must: should : to be sure to [The masc. pp. du takes a circumflex, to distinguish it from the article du : as, J’aurais du parler, I should have spoken] Je crois_, I think I ought to ... : I think it right to... [subir unenecessite') I must [moralement) I ought to | Nous devons tous mourir, Wemustalldie | Un fils doit respecter son pere, A son should [ou ought to] respect his father [futur, etc.) Je dois aller a Namur, I have to go to N | II dut..., He had to ... | H doit venir, He is to come | II ne devait plus ..., He was never again to ... | Dusse-je etre blame, Even if I were to be blamed | Se —, To be owing : to owe each other, one another DIlVOLU lapse of right : choice | —-e a. devolved : fallen (a, to] Jeter son —, To fix one’s choice Devonien" -enne a. Devonian Devorant’ -e a. devouring : sharp : ravenous Devorer' va. to devour : to swallow : to stifle : to check : to overcome DEVOREUR -EUSE devourer DltVOT" -E devotee [-ti] bigot: devout person _ a. devout : pious : bigoted [-merit' -ly] DEVOTION" _ : devoutness : devotedness : piety | a to_de, Completely devoted to | En _, At prayers Devoue -e a. devoted : faithful : affectionate : attentive | Yotre tout_, Yours very truly DliVOUE'MENT” devotedness: devotion Devouer' va. to devote : to give ... up D£vOUMENT" [F Devouement] Devoyer' va. to lead ... astray [med) to relax | Couples_es, Cant timbers DEXTERITE _ty : skill Dextrement' [vieux] ad. dexterously DEXTRINE _ : ‘ British gum ’ DIABtTE diabe'tes [dai-a-Vitize) _etique a._e'tic [dai-a-ln'-tikli] DIABLE devil [vulg) deuce [pers) fellow [petit) mischievous young dog : regular romp : little monkey [chariot) drag [jouet) jack-in-the-box [a moins qu’on n’emploie le mot diable dans son sens religieux, il faut bien se garder de le traduire par ‘devil.’ Devil et tous ses derives, en Angleterre, sont bannis de to bonne conversation. Le mot ecossais ‘ DEIL’ equivaut ex- actement a ‘ diable ’ dans' presque toutes ses significations] a to , On the gridiron: hastily [fig) anyhow: carelessly [en exagerant) simply terribly | Aller au _, To go a tremendous way | Allez au_! Don’t bother me any more! | Ce n’est pas le_, It’s no great matter [pers) he' isn’t everybody ! | Cela ne vaut pas le_, It isn’t worth a button | C’est la le_! That’s just where it is'! |_! Well! Upon' my word! | Que _! Well now! What in the world ...! What the dickens ...! | ‘ Que le_m’emporte si ... ! ’ I’ll be hanged if ...! | II n’est pas si _qu’il est noir, He’s not so bad as he looks | Du _, Uncommon : excessive [fam) huge : tremendous | En _, Uncommonly [fam) tremendously [argot) ‘ awfully ’ [vulg) devilish: deuced [-edd] II loge le_dans sa BOURSE, He hasn't a single copper | _ au CORP'S" spirit : dash | II a le_au corps, There’s no holding him in! | Faire le_a QUATRE, To make such work as never was [vulg) to ‘ play the deuce’ | Tirer le_par to QUEUE, To have a terribly hard time of it | C’est un BON _, He isn’t a bad fellow | Nous sommes de bons_s! We are jolly fellows! | Un PAUVRE _, A poor wretch : an unlucky fellow DEV ENGLISH-FRENCH DEV DEVI'CE [va/C] dessein : expedient: mecanisme [motto) devise DEV'IL diable fed [printer’s) jeune apprenti | The_, [Satan] Le demon | — v. griller et poivrer | Talk of the, etc. [F. Loup] Blue—s, Humeurs noires |_’S-BIT mors du diable | -may-care a. etourdi : insouciant -WOR'SHIP culte du D Dev'ilish a. diabolique [fam) diable de ... _ly ad. diaboliquement [fam) diablement: en diable : comme un diable Dev'ille’d a. grille et poivre De'vious [dru-ye-ss] a. egare : detourne [step) faux [fig) errant | _ly ad. en errant /'Devi'se va. inventer : trouver [mischief, &c.) <u tramer [law) disposer par testament (..., de] leguer | DEVISEE' legataire ^ DEVI'SER inventeur-trice (of, de] i DEVI'SOR testateur -trice [exempt de Devoid' of a. depourvu de : denue de : sans : Devol've vn. revenir [law) etre devolu | It_s upon me to .... C’est a moi de ... DIA FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS DIF Diablement’ ad. ‘ uncommonly ’ [vulg) deuced- ly : devilish | ‘ C’est _bon! ’ It really isn’t bad at all! It’s uncommonly good! DIABLERIE devilish trick : witchcraft DIABLESSE slie-devil \ TJne vraie _, ‘A regular Tartar ’ | Pauvre_, Poor wretch DIABLOTIN" little devil :‘young imp’: cracker [&) mizen-topmast staysail Diabolique a._ical: devilish [ menf -ly] DIACHYLUM [ch as sh : m nasal} [or —LON] DIACONAT” deacon’s orders [dik-nnz} [_—Ion DIACONESSE deaconess DIACRE deacon [dik-nn] T>IAD£ME diadem | DIAGNOSTIC diagnosis Diagnostiquer’ va. to diagnose [Diagonally ■ZDTAGON ALE_1 line [a.) diagonal | En_e, 'sDIAGRAMME _gram | DIALECTE _t u DIALECTIQUE —ties (pi] art of disputation ^ _a. dialectic n DIALOGUE_[ang. pr. o comme dans sort} '-3 Dialogue*’’ vn. to write in the dialogue form: to carry on a dialogue a Dl AM ANT" diamond [d’ancre) crown [fig) _ gem : adamant |_AIRE lapidary |_er’ va. W to make ... sparkle like a D | Diametrale’ment' ad. diametrically \ DIAMETRE diam'eter | Demi-_, Semi-D DIANE reveille : morning drum [ou gun] Le prix de_, The French ‘Oaks’ ‘DIANTRE’ the Deuce | _ment’ ad. deucedly DIAPASON"_ : scale [inst) tuning-fork Diaphane a._anous : transparent DIAPHRAGME [pr. the g}_agm [ddi-e-framm} DIAPOSITIVE transparency Diapre -e a. variegated : watered DIAPRURE variegation : diversity of colour DIARRH'EE [dyah-ray] diarrhoea [ddi-e-rta} DIATH'ESE _sis [dai-athi-ciss, th fort] DIATOMEE di'atom | Diatonique a._ic DIATRIBE_ [dai-e-traibb} DICTAME [hot] [a species of) marjoram DICTAMEN dictates (of conscience] DICTATE UR_tor | Dictatorial -e a._1 DICTATURE dictatorship [te'fe-r] DICTEE dictation Dieter’ v. to dictate (a, to] DICTION" _ [dik'clie-nn} [debit) delivery DICTION’NAIRE dictionary [dik'che-nn-re} [ge- ographique) gazetteer | a coups de _, By constantly turning to the dictionary D1CTON” saying: by-word DIDACTIQUE —tics : teaching [a.) —tic [note DI^SE [mits] sharp | Diesel’’ va. to sharpen (a DIETE diet | a la_, On low diet | Faire_, To be on short allowance DIEU, GOD | Le bon __ God Almighty [pas, ‘ The good God ’] ‘ the holy sacrament ’ [Les Francjais ont la mauvaise habitude de se servir du mot ‘ Dieu ’ presque en toute occasion. 11 ne faut pas faire cela en rendant le meme sens en anglais] Mon_! Dear me ! Well! Why, bless me! | Grand _! Dear me! You don’t say so! My' word'! | a_ne plaise ! God for- Diffamant’ -e a. defamatory : libellous |_bid! DIFFAMATEUR-TRICE slanderer: libeller (of] [a.) slanderous TEn_, For L DIFFAMATION'' defamation [meche-nn} libel Diffamatoire a. defamatory : libellous Diffamer’ va. to defame : to slander : to libel DEV ENGLISH—FRENCH DIE Devo'te [o] va. [to, a] devouer [time, etc.) con- sacrer [to destruction) livrer Devo'ted a. devoue : predestine |_NESS de- DEVOTEE'[tt] devot-e [vouement Devo'tional a. religieux [things) de devotion . Devou'r va. devorer 5 Devou'ring a. devorant: destructeur ^Devou't a. devot : pieux : fervent § _ly ad. devotement : avec ferveur _NESS devotion : piete DEW [diou] rosee | _BERRY mure de haie | _DROP goutte de rosee DEW'LAP fanon Dew'y a. de rosee : convert de R Dex'terous a. adroit : habile [-ly,-ement] DHOW [[dad] boutre [Arab ship} fDIAC'HYLON PLAS'TER [aki-le-nn} em- platre de diachylum DliE'RESIS [ddi-iri-ciss} trema T_nostic Di'agnose va. diagnostiquer | _NO'SIS :g Diag'onal [ne-l} a._[Bracing, V. Croix} QDI'AGRAM diagramme : graphique : figure ^ DI'AL [ddi-e-l} cadran [miner’s) boussole de 6 mineur | SUN-_, Cadran solaire ^ DI'AMOND diamant | _S [cards] carreau [V. Rose] It’s_cut_! C’est jouer au plus Q fin! | -CUTTER tailleur de D’s | -DUST egri- see | -shape’d a. taille en losange DI'APER linge damasse [arch) diapre DIARRHCE'A [dai-e-ri-a} _rrhee V. _MIXTURE potion antidiarrheique DI'ARY journal (de savie} [mem.b’k) agenda DIB'BLE plantoir [va.) planter au P DICE [ai] [pi] des | -BOX cornet (a des] Dick'ens ! int. \ What the_! Que diable ...! Dick'er [Americ.] v. marchander DICK'Y siege de derriere [shirt) plastron _-BIRD 4 petit oiseau ’ Dicta'te [a, e} va. dieter (to, a] commander DIC'TATE [te'te} precepte | The _S of conscience. LCt voix de la conscience DICTA'TION dictee | From _, Sous la D DICTA'TOR dictateur Dictato'rial a. de dictateur DICTATORSHIP [te'fe-r] dictature DICTIONARY {che-nn-re} dictionnaire \eo Didn’t [abrev. pour ‘Did not.’ V. Do] DIE [dat] [pi. Dice] de (a jouer] DIE [pi. Dies] coin : timbre [rivet-) bouterolle [screw) coussinet | _HEAD filiere _SINKER graveur en creux _STOCKS filiere a coussinets Die [daV] vn. [pret. Die’d : p. pres. Dying :pp. Dead [pr. dedd] mourir : etre mort [slang) ‘ claquer ’ [of animals) mourir : crever | When did he_? Quand est-il mort ? [F. Never] She died of ..., Elle est morte de ... |_away, se mourir [_out) s’eteindre [custom) se perdre DI'ET regime [food) nourriture [German _ £ & med) diete [va.) faire D : mettre... au R | On low__ a la D \ Milk_, R lacte : D lactee DI'ET ARY regime alimentaire DIF FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS DIM Differemment' [em as am] ad. differently DIFFERENCE _ o=3& | _cier' va. to differ- DIFF^REND" difference legate Different' -e a._t : several | C’est_! That’s another matter! DIFFliRENTIEL [tech] differential gear Differentiel -elle [t as s] a._al [che-l] Differentier' [t as s] [used in math, only] va. to differentiate Differer' va. to defer (.a, to : de, ...ing] to put off e'en.) to differ (from] to be unlike (...] — d’avis, To differ in opinion Difficile a. [a, de, to] difficult: hard[pers) over particular : hard to please : nice : exacting | 11 m’est_de, I hardly know how to ... [Note. Before verbs use a when subject is a definite one : otherwise use de.. 11 est _ de voler. Le franQais est_a parler] _nient' ad. with difficulty [erence DIFFICULTE_ty : objection : obstacle : diff- Difficultueux' -euse a. captious : squeamish Difforme a. deformed |_r' va. to deface (coin] DIFFORMITE deformity Diffus"-e a. diffuse [fiouce] ‘long-winded ’ DIFFUSION" [s, z] _ [du style) diffuseness Digerer' v. to digest [un affront) to brook : to ‘stomach’ [affaires) to search into | Dur a_, [fig] Hard to swallow DIGESTE_t | Digestif -ive a._ive [swallow DIGESTION" _ | Dur de_, [fig] Hard to DIGITATE fox-glove : digitalis Dign'e a. deserving (de, of] worthy [air) dignified | Etre _ de, To deserve to be ... | C’est _de lui! It is just like him ! Dign'ement' ad. worthily : deservedly : handsomely : as one ought [ou deserves] DIGN'ITAIRE_tary [ang. pr. digg'-ne-te-re] DIGNITE _ty [ang. pr. digg'-ne-tel title DIGRAPHIE book-keeping by double entry DIGRESSION" [dai-greche-nn] DIGUE bank : dike : dam : esplanade [fig) ob- Dijonnais' -e a. ... of [ou from] Dijon Lstacle DILAPIDATEUR -TRICE extravagant fellow [ou woman] [a.) extravagant DILAPIDATION" : extravagance Dilapider' va. to dilapidate [gaspiller) to waste DILATATION"expansion [d’organe)enlargement | Dilater' va. to extend : to expand : to dilate [le coeur) to enlarge Dilatoire a. dil'atory | DILEMME dilemma bsj Diligemment' [em as am] ad. diligently DILIGENCE_: speed : stage-coach [dr) suit Diligent' -e a._t : active : quick Diligenter’ va. to urge on : to hasten Diluer' va. to dilute (dans, with] Diluvien" -nne a. dilu'vial [pluie) torren'tial DIMANCHE Sunday | — GRAS' Shrove S _ des RAMEAUX' Palm S DiME tithe [ taitlie, th faible] _r' vn. [or lever la_] To collect the T DIF ENGLISH-FRENCH DIM Diff'er va. differer (from, de : in, pour, en] We _on that point, Nous ne sommes pas d’accord la-dessus DIFF'ERENCE [general sense) difference [dispute) differend [discrepancy) ecart | To make a great_, Faire beaucoup | It makes no_, Cest la me me chose | To split the_, Partager le differend [differemment] Diff'erent a. different [opinion) divergent [-ly. Differencial a._tiel | _GEAR differentiel Differen'tiate va. differencier Difficult a. difficile 'Sea : malaise (to, a : to, de] _of access, D’un acces difficile DIFFCCULTY [feed] _te' | In a _, Dans l’em- barras | To get out of the _, Se tirer d’E | To get over the_Trancher la D : supprimer l’inconvenient | The slightest_[F. Pli, Fr.] With great , a grand’peine | of breathing, Respiration difficile DIFFCDENCE [de-mice] defiance : modestie Diff'ident a. defiant : modeste 11 am_of, Je me defie de ... | _ly ad. avec defiance Diffu'se [fiouze] va. repandre (through, dans tout ... : over, sur] To be_d, Se R Diffu'se [fiouce] a. etendu [style) diffus DIFFU'SE'NESS [s, c] dispersion : prolixite DIFFU'SION [fiouje-nri] _ : propagation Diffu'sive a. qui se repand [style) abondant DIG coup (de coude, etc.] Dig va. \_p. pres. Digging : pret. & pp. Dug] becher [with pick) piocher [a pit) creuser [animal, etc.) fouir | _down, abattre | — out, extraire |_open, ouvrir | — through, per- cer (de ... en ...] _up, deterrer [root up) DI'GEST [dat]_e : abrege: recueil [arracher Digest' [didjesstt] v. digerer DIGES'TER digesteur [med) digestif Diges'tive a._tif-tive [antiquities) fouilleur DIGG'ER terrassier [gold-—) chercheur d’or [for DIGG'ING fouille [of trenches) terrassement | _S [pi] fouilles [gold-_) placers [slang for lodgings) ‘ turne’:‘ cabane’: gargonniere DIG'IT [g, dj] doigt [number) un seul chiffre Dig'nifie’d \_diggr ni-faide~\ a. plein de dignite : digne | Dig'nify [nifdi] va. [with,de] honorer [ironically) decorer Digress' vn. faire une digression (from, de ...] entrer par digression (into, dans] DIKE [at] digue [ditch) fosse [ra.) endiguer Dilapidated a. delabre [labrement DILAPIDA'TION [waste) d_ [of walls) de- Dila'te [ae] va. dilater [wi.) sed [fig) s’etendre DILA'TION \ddi-leche-nn\ dilatation DIL'ATORINESS lenteur : negligence Dil'atory a. negligent [law) dilatoire DILEMM'A _mine [fam) alternative \ On the horns of a_, Enferme dans un D DIL'IGENCE d_ [care) soin : assiduite Diligent a._ | _ly ad. diligemment DILL [bot] aneth [nerie ‘Dill'y-dall'y’ vn. lanterner | ‘_ING’ lanter- Dilu'teiia. delayer : diluer (with,dans] couper : etendre d’eau DILU'TION d_ [action) delayement Dim a. obscur : sombre : blafard [light) faible: douteux -euse | To grow _, S’obscurcir | He is_-sighted, 11 a la vue trouble Dim [-mme’d] va. obscurcir [hide) offusquer DIME [American] 10 sous : 50 centimes Dimen'sione'd SKETCH, croquis cote DIM FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DIR DIMENSION"_(-s] [pr. di-menn'che-nnze] size | Timbre de_, Government stamp required on documents, etc., according to size of sheet Diminuer'm to diminish : to lessen: to lower: to abate [de voileb) to shorten (sail] Diminutif-ii;e a._ive [-menf-ly] DIMINUTION"_ : decrease : abatement DIMISSOIRE letter dimissory DINANDERIE articles of hammered brass DINANDIER”brazier :brass-worker Tday Dinatoire a. | Dejeuner —, Dinner at mid- DINDE turkey [i.e., lien-turkey] [fig) goose D1NDON'' turkey-cock [Glouglouter = to gobble] [fig) goose : dupe : fool DINDONNEAU young turkey DiNEE dinner (at an inn] place we dine at DlNER" dinner : D party [un.) to dine : to have dinner ‘_par coeur,’ To go without one’s dinner _en ville, To dine out | Qui dort dine, Rest is as good as food DiNETTE | Faire la _, To play at having dinner DlNEUR diner | Beau_, Great eater Diocesain [s z] a. diocesan [pretre) belonging to the diocese | DIOCESE [s z] [dcii'-o-cess] DIONEE [bot] Venus’s fly-trap DIOPTRIQUE dioptrics (pi] DIPHTERIE diph theria DIPHTONGUE diphthong [til fort] DIPLODOCUS [pr. the s] _ DIPLOMATE _'matist | DIPLOMATIE [t, c] diplo'macy | La_, The diplomatic service Diplomatique a_ic [V. Corps]_menf ad. diplomatically : shrewdly DIPLOME diploma: certificate Diplome -e a. with a diploma : certificated DIRE saying : assertion : statement | Au_de ..., From what... says: according to [V. Bien] Dire va. to say (to] [raconter, ordonner) to tell (a, ... : de, to] [parler) to speak (a, to] [signi- fier) to mean | a ce que dit..., According to ) a vrai_, Strictly speaking, ... | C‘est-d-_, That is to say | Comme dit l’autre, As the saying goes | Disons, Say : let us say | Dites done! I say! | Faire_a..., To send ... word (que, that] 11 va sans_que..., I need hardly say...: of course... | 11 n’y a pas a_, There is no mistake about it, ... | J’ai entendu_ a ...,I have heard ... say [outell] Je n’ai rien ay —, I have nothing to say against it | Je ne crois pas avoir dit que, I don’t think I mentioned that... | Je vais vous le_, I am going to tell you | L'heure dite, The time appointed | M’a-t-on dit, They tell me : I hear | On dit, They say : we say : it is said | On peut me _, I may be told (that] Pour ainsi_, So to speak | Pour mieux_, Or rather, ... | Que veut_ce mot? What does this word mean ?| Qui ne dit mot consent, Silence gives consent | Sans mot _, Without a word | Seletenir pour dit, To take it for granted | Si le coeur vous en dit, If you feel like it | Trouver ... a_, To miss ... : to find fault (a, with] Cela ne me dit rien, It doesn’t tempt me : I don’t think very much of it | Se_, To be said, ou told : to say to o’s : to call o’s : to make o’s out to be : to subscribe o’s | Ce mot ne se dit pas, The word is never used 111 se dit malade, He makes out that he is unwell Direct -e a_t: straight [«§&) through | Peut- on prendre un billet _ pour Cologne ? Can you book through to C ? | J’ai un billet_, I have a through ticket DIM ENGLISH-FRENCH DIR Diminish [i tres brefs] v. diminuer [quantity) amoindrir [height) abaisser DIMIN'UTIVE [you] diminutif [a.) petit _ly ad. en petit | —NESS petitesse DIM'ITY [i tres brefs] basin Dim'ly ad. obscurement : a peine | _lighted, a. obscur : peu eclaire fsight) faiblesse DIM'NESS obscurite [of lustre) aspect terne [of DIM'PLE fossette | _d a. ... a fossettes DIN [dinn] bruit :vacarme [clashing) cliquetis _ [-nne'd] va. etourdir [reiterate) corner Dine [i ai] v. diner (on, de] _out, D en ville | To_with Duke Humphrey, ‘ D par coeur’ Ding-dong-bell int. bi-ban-ban-digue-din-don DIN'GINESS [g dj] couleur terne : teinte sale DING'LE vallon (boise] DING'Y [g, gill [<£■] youyou Din'gy [g c(j] a. sombre [soiled) sale : noirci DI'NING [dainn] -CAR wagon-restaurant: ‘ dining-car ’ | -ROOM salle a manger | At a _, Au restaurant | _TABLE [tebe-t] table de salle a manger DINN' ER diner | _ is on the TABLE, Monsieur est servi: Madame est servie [V. Servir] He’s at_, 11 est a table | -BELL cloche du diner | -PARTY diner (de ce're'm] -SERVICE service de table | -TIME heure du D | -WAGON ser- vante DINT | By_of, a force de DIO'CESAN [se-nn\ eveque diocesain lea DIP [into water, &c.) plongeon [strata, needle) inclinaison [in level) depression [ink) plumee d’encre [candle) chandelle a la baguette Dip [-ppe'd] va. plonger (into, in, dans] puiser [slant) faire biaiser [her colours) saluer (du pavilion] [a pen) tremper [wi.) plonger (into, dans] s’incliner : s’engager | _into, [a book] feuilleter DIPH'THE'RIA [thiria, th fort] diphterie DIP'H THONG diphtongue DIPP'ER plongeur [ladle) cuillere a pot [bird) aguassiere DIPP'ING NEEDLE aiguille d’inclinaison Dire [datre] a. affreux : sinistre : cruel Direct' a. direct: clair [right) droit [va.) diriger: charger (to, de] [show the way to) indiquer (le chemin pour aller a ...] [one’s attention) porter son attention (to, sur] [letters, parcels) adresser (to, a] _ed to, a Vadresse de _ad. tout droit DIREC'TION d_[on letter, or parcel) adresse [instruction) instruction [way) cote : sens | g I gave him _s to ..., Je lui ai donne les i, instructions pour... j In this_, [i.e. tend- ’§ ing this direction] Dans ce sens | ‘_s for USE ’ [upon a label, etc.] Mode d’emploi DIR FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS DIS Directement' ad. directly : direct DIRECTEUR -TRICE —tor : manager [prison) governor [college) head master [eccles.) confessor | _ de poste, Postmaster _a. guiding ... DIRECTION"_ : management : manager’s office : head-0 [sous-ministere) department [eye. & auto.) steering | Sous la — de, Under the management of [F. Steering] Dl RECTO IRE [7iist] directory : council DIRIGEABLE dirigible : airship [a.) steerable Dirigeanf -e a. leading : guiding | Classe_e, Governing class Diriger' va. to direct: to manage : to conduct [un navire) to work |_une usine. To manage a factory | — AB sur, To send AB to | Se_ sur, To steer for DirimanC -e a. nullifying Dirimer' va. to settle : to nullify DISCERNEMENT" —nment : judgment: distinguishing : discretion Discerner' va. to discern : to distinguish DISCIPLE _ : follower Disciplinaire a._ary DISCIPLINE _ [fouet) whip Discipline!*' va. to discipline : to regulate DIR ENGLISH—FRENCH DIS DIS dans les mots suivants se pr. Diss, sauf indication contraire Direc'tly ad. directement : immediatement : a l’instant : des que : une fois que : aussitot [now, at once) tout de suite : ‘ Voila! ’ | I’ll be there_! J’y cours! DIREC'TOR_teur -trice fee | To be a —, Etre membre du conseil d-administration | Board of —s, Conseil d’A | —SHIP poste de D DIRECTORY —toire [postal) bottin: almanach Di'reful [ddieur-fe-l] a. affreux : sinistre DIRGE [de-rdje] chant funebre [or de mort] DIRI'GIBLE _geable | DIRK dague: poignard 'DIRT salete : crasse [dung) ordure (-s] [mud) tioue : crotte | To show the_, [colours] Etre salissant | -BRUSH brosse a decrotter Dirt va. salir [mud) crotter [soil) souiller Dir'tily ad. salement [fig) bassement V DIRTINESS salete [fig) bassesse ts Dir'ty a. sale : malpropre [filthy) immonde : crasseux [muddy) crotte | It is —, [road] 11 fait sale | — FELLOW' ‘saligaud’ | PIG’ ‘ cochon ’ | _TRICK vilain tour : ‘ salete ’ | l _WORK salete | Dir'ty va. [V. Dirt] DISABIL'ITY incapacity Disa'ble [s z] va. [for, to, de) rendre incapable ^ [law) rendre inhabile [4>) desemparer % _d a. rendu incapable [sick) invalide [40 «§ desempare [><) hors de combat _SOL'DIER, invalide Disabu'se [diss-e-biouze] va. desabuser (of, de] DIS AD V AN'T AGE desavantage : perte | To labour under a_, Avoir le D de ... Disadvantageous a. desavantageux (to, a] Disaffect'ed a. mal dispose (towards, pour] DISAFFEC'TION des— (towards, pour] Disagree' vn. differer: etre en disaccord (avec] [to quarrel) se brouiller | Eggs — with me, Les oeufs ne me conviennent pas | —able a. [to, pour] desagreable [-bly, -ment] DISAGREE'ABLENESS [pr. diss-e-gri-e-be-l] desagrement: nature desagreable DISAGREE'MENT [<iiss-e-gri] difference: de- saccord [quarrel) brouille (entre] Disallow' va. ne pas admettre : refuser Disappe'ar [diss-e-pire] [or, To be —ing] vn. disparaitre (from, de] DISAPPE'ARANCE [pire-nnee] disparition Disappoint' [dm] va. desappointer : tromper dans son attente | He_ed me, 11 m’a manque de parole | _MENT desappointement : deception : contretemps : mecompte | — in love, Chagrin d’amour | Sad_, Cruelle deception DISAPPROBATION, DISAPPROVAL [ss] disapprobation | Disappro've [e-prouve] va. desapprouver (of, ...] blamer Disarm' [s, z] va. desarmer: detourner DISAR'MAMENT [s, z] desarmement Disarra'nge [dm] va. deranger: mettre en de- DISAS'TER [dizz] desastre : malheur [sordre Disastrous [dizz]a. desastreux[-ly,-eusement Disavow' va. desavouer | _AL desaveu. Disband' va. licencier [wi.) etre licencie DISBAN'DING licenciement Disbar' [-rre'd] va. rayer ... du tableau DISBELIE'F [life] incredulite Disbelie've [live] va. ne pas croire DISBELIEVER [live-r] incredule Disbud' va. ebourgeonner ^ Disbur'den va. decharger [fig) debarrasser i> Disbur'se va. debourser |_MENT debour- ^ sement | _MENTS [pi] debourses [com) DISC disque Ldebours Discard' va. mettre de cote [pers) congedier Discern' [ze-rne] va. discerner |_ER observa- teur : juge | —ible a. perceptible |_ing a. eclaire : judicieux : attentif | _MENT discern ement DISCHAR'GE decharge [debt) quittance [duty) accomplissement [dismissal) renvoi : conge [soldier’s) conge definitif [of a prisoner) elar- .^gissement: mise en liberte [med)ecoulement: 1; suppuration | _ va. [cargo, gun) decharger '^[debt) acquitter [duty) remplir [dismiss) con- ^ gedier: renvoyer [prisoner) elargir: mettre en liberte [fluids) decharger [wound) suppurer | Now discharging, [ship] En decharge DISCIPLINA'RIAN officier severe : ... qui se fait obeir : personne stride sur la discipline Dis'cipline [plinn] va. discipliner : former Disclai'm va. desavouer : nier : repudier DISCLAI'MER desaveu : repudiation Disclo'se va. decouvrir : divulguer DISCLO'SURE decouverte [secret) divulgation DISCOLORATION [ke-le-r] decoloration Discol'our [ke-le-r] va. decolorer Discom'fit va. defaire : mettre en deroute DISCOM'FITURE defaite : deroute DISCOM'FORT incommodite : gene : privation Discommo'de va. incommoder Discompo'se va. deranger [vex) chagriner DISCOMPO'SURE derangement: trouble Disconcert' va. deconcerter [a. decousu Disconnect' va. separer [mach) debrayer | _ed DIS FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DIS Discontinu -e a. interrupted : discontinuous Discontinuer' va. to discontinue: to suspend DISCONVENANCE incongruity: unsuitableness (de, of] Disconvenir vn.(Table 15) [with etre) to deny: to disown (de,...] [with avoir) not to suit Disconvenu-e pp. [V. Disconvenir] La, ...] DISCORDANCE _ : discord Discordant' -e a._ [mus) out of tune DISCORDE discord | _r' vn. to be discordant DISCOUREUR -EUSE great talker Discourir vn. (Table 16) to discourse : to descant (sur, upon] DISCOURS" discourse : lecture : talk | Du_, £gram] Of speech | Faire un_, To make a speech : to deliver an address (sur, on] Discourtois' -e a. discourteous : uncivil Discouru pp. [F. Discourir] [-mf, -ly] DISCREDIT" [diss-kredd'itt] Discrediter' va. to bring ... into discredit Discret' -Crete a. discreet : judicious : prudent [ement' -ly] DISCRETION" — ; prudence | a At D: just as [ou as much as] one likes [manger, boire) ‘ad libitum’ [X) unconditionally | a la de, In ...’s power | nnaire a—onary DISCULPATION" exculpation : exoneration Disculper’ to. to exonerate : to clear Discursif-ire a._ive DISCUSSION'• _ 0=3^ : dispute [pr. de loi) debate [dr) distraint | Mettre en_, To discuss Discutable a.... open to discussion : debatable Discuter' to. to discuss : to debate [dr) to dis- Disert' -e [s, z] a. fluent : eloquent [train DISETTE [s, z] want: scarcity : poverty : Disetteux' -euse a. needy : in want L^earth DISEUR -EUSE [s,z] talker : reciter : ‘diseuse ’| _de bons mots, Wit | Diseuse de bonne aven- ture, Fortune-teller j DISEUSE ‘_’ DISGRACE disfavour : adversity : misfortune Disgracie -e a. out of favour | _de la nature, Deformed | _cier' va. to disgrace Disgracieux.' -euse a. ungraceful : awkward [-eusement' -lly, -ly] DIS ENGLISH-FRENCH DIS DIS dans les mots suivants se pr. Diss, sauf indication contraire Disconsolate a. inconsolable [-ly, -ment] DISCONTENT' mecontentement f_ed a. me- content -e |_edly ad. avec mecontentement | —EDNESS mecontentement DISCONTINUANCE [tinn-you] —ation Discontin'ue [diss-ke-nn-tinn'yoii] va. discontinuer [a newspaper, etc.) se desabonner a DIS'CORD discorde [mus) dissonance Discor'dant a._ [disagr.) en disaccord DIS'COUNT escompte [to.) escompter [a story, etc.) [en) rabattre | To be at a_, Etre en de- faveur | To quote a__ Faire une remise \ _RATE taux de l’E Discountenance va. decourager : desapprou- DIS'COUNTER escompteur £ver Discour'age (ke-redje'] va. decourager DISCOUR'AGEMENT (ke-redje] dec_ Discour'aging (ke-r'edje] a. decourageant DIS'COURSE [kor] discours : entretien : traite Discour'se vn. discourir : s’entretenir Discourteous [ou, o] a. impoli : incivil DISCOUR'TESY [o] incivility-, impolitesse Discov'er [ke-ve-r] v. decouvrir kai [that, que) trouver | — itself, Se montrer : se declarer _able a. qu’on peut trouver DISCOV'ERER qui a decouvert ... DISCOV'ERY decouverte DISCRED'IT discredit : deshonneur — va. ne pas croire [disgrace) deshonorer _able a. peu honorable —ably ad. dime maniere peu honorable Discreet' a. discret | _ly ad. discretement DISCREP'ANCY ecart : contradiction Discrep'ant a. en contradiction (with, avec] DISCRE'TION (disscreclie-nn\ discretion : dis- cernement : tact | At _, a D | Arrived at years of_, Fait et sense | To use one’s own_, Faire comme on juge a pi*opos [F. VALOUR] Discretionary a. discretionnaire Discriminate to. discerner: separer (from, de] Discriminating a. distinctif [person) de bon jugement DISCRIMINA'TION [ne'c7ie’nn]discernement: jugement : distinction Discur'sive [ke-r] a. decousu: vague DISCURSIVENESS decousu DIS'CUS disque Discuss' [fce-ss] va. discuter : debattre DISCUSS'ION (ke-che-nn] : debat: examen ^DISDAIN' dedain [to.) dedaigner ‘ Disdain'ful a. dedaigneux [-lly, -eusement] ^DISEA'SE [zfze] maladie | The remedy is worse than the_, Le remede est pire que le V mal | _d a. malade Disembark' v. debarquer DISEMBARK'MENT debarquement Disembod'ie'd a. desincorpore Disembo'gue v. [rivers] deboucher : se d Disembow'el va. eviscerer Disenchant' (tchannte] va. desenchanter DISENCHANT'MENT desenchantement Disencum'ber [u, e] v. debarrasser (from, de] Disendow' va. priver ... de ses biens DIS'ENDOW'MENT secularisation des biens de VEglise Disenga'ge (gue'dje'] va. degager : detacher _d a. libre : a loisir: degage [clutch) debraye Dis'entan'gle va. [from, de] demeler : tirer [to free) debarrasser [fam) depetrer Disenthral' [-lle’d] va. affranchir Disentitle to. faire perdre son droit (to, a] Disestablish va. desetablir _MENT separation de VEglise et de l’Etat DISESTEE'M mesestime DISFA'VOUR (feve-r] defaveur Disfig'ure (tig'ueur] va. defigurer DISFIG'UREMENT enlaidissement Disfran'chise va. priver ... de ses droits elec- toraux _MENT perte de ses droits electoraux Disgor'ge [gordjel va. degorger : rendre DISGRA'CE [a, e] disgrace [shame) lumte (to. pour] A to his family, La hontedesa famille j In_, Dans la disgrace [child) en penitence DIS FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DIS Disjoindre va. (Table 57) to separate [tech) to Disjoint' -e pp. [V. Disjoindre] [.start DISJONCTION" disjunction : separation DISLOCATION" _ [ke'che-nn] Disloquer' va. to dislocate : to put ... out of joint [fig) to disperse : to scatter |_que-e a. loose : disjointed : rickety [med) dislocated DISPACHE [.)>] average statement DISPACHEUR average stater Disparaitre vn. (Table 63) to disappear : to go | Faire_, To remove : to do away with DISPARATE incongruity [a.) ill-assorted DISPARITE _ty DISPARITION" disappearance DISPARU -E | Le —, The missing man (etc.] pp. [F. Disparaitre] Dispendieux' -ease a. expensive D1SPENSAIRE _ary [livre) pharmacopoeia —SATEUR-TRICE dispenser : manager DISPENSATION"_[pliarmacie) dispensing DISPENSE exemption : license : dispensation _r' va. to dispense : to exempt : to save (de, from] Se_de, To dispense with : to excuse one’s self from Disperser' va. to scatter : to disperse DISPERSION"_[che-nn] scattering DIS ENGLISH—FRENCH DIS DIS dans les mots suivants se pr. Diss, sauf indication contraire Disgra'ce [grebe] va. disgracier [debase) des- honorer | _ful a. honteux | _fully ad. hon- teusement | _FULNESS ignominie [tent ‘ Disgrun'tle'd’ a. [Amer.] contrarie: mecon- DISGUI'SE [gidize] deguisement [va.) deguiser (as, as a, en : from, a] In_, Deguise Disgui'se'd a. deguise (as a, en] [in liquor) gris : ‘ dans les vignes du Seigneur ’ DISGUST' [ghe-ste]degout [va.) degouter (with, de]_ing a. repoussant: degoutant | It’s —! C’est degoutant! |_ingly ad. d’une maniere degoutante DISH plat: mets : casserole [phot) cuvette [vegetable) legumier | CoveredPlat a couvercle | Dainty _, P friand | To _the Whigs, En- foncer les Whigs | -CLOTH torchon : lavette | -COYER couvercle (de plat] To wash up the _ES, Laver la vaisselle | _up v. dresser DIS'HABILLE deshabille fed | In_, En D Dishe'ar'te'n [hdrte-n] va. decourager [from, de) detourner | _ing a. decourageant Dishev'elle'd [sh, ch] a. en desordre ^Dishon'est a. malhonnete [-ly, -ment] DISHON'ESTY malhonnetete: improbite DISHON'OUR [ne-r] deshonneur (to, pour, ^ de] [va.) deshonorer | To_a BILL, Laisser of protester un effet (en souffrance] _e'd BILL eff'et proteste | Dishon'ourable [lionn-'r- e-be-l] a. deshonorant [pers) sans honneur | ^_bly ad. malhonnetement Dishorn' va. decorner DISINCLINA'TION [neche-nn] aversion | To show a_to, Se montrer peu empresse a Disincli'ne [Maine'] va. eloigner (for, to, de] Disinfec't va. desinfecter | _ANT desinfec- tant |_ION disinfection \_OR desinfecteur Disinherit va. desheriter Disinbu'me va. exhumer : deterrer Disintegrate va. desagreger | To be —d, Se d DISINTEGRATION desagre'gation Disinter' [-rre'd] va. deterrer : exhumer Disinterested a. desinteresse | —ly ad. avec desinteressement |_NESS desinteressement DISINTER'MENT exhumation Disjointed a. [speech] decousu _NESS [le) decousu DISLI'KE [of, to, pour] degout : aversion [va.) ne pas aimer (to, ...] [F. Antipathique, a.] ® To take a_to, Se degofiter de [pers) prendre ... en aversion [or en grippe] Dis'loeate [ke'te] va. disloquer :‘deboiter’ DISLOCATION_[arm, etc.) luxation : ‘de- boitement ’ Dislod'geva. deloger: deplacer [hunt) debucher Disloy'al a. [to, a] infidele [-11 y, -ment] DISLOY'ALTY defection (de] infldeliti (to, a] Dis'mal [dizz-me-l] a. triste: affreux [-lly,-m’t] Disman'tle va. [X) demanteler [■&) desarmer [poet) depouiller Dismast' va. demater | _ING dematage DISMAY' epouvante : elfroi [va.) epouvanter : Dismem'ber va. demembrer [intimider Dismiss' va. [from, de] renvoyer [banish, expel) bannir: chasser [servt.) congedier : renvoyer: mettre ... a Za porte [an official) destituer [a matter) quitter [appeal) rejeter DISMISS'AL renvoi : destitution : conge Dismou'nt vn. descendre [va.) demonter DISOBE'DIENCE desobeissance (to, a] Disobe'dient a. desobeissant |_ly ad. en D Disobey' va. desobeir (..., a] Disobli'ge [blaidje] va. desobliger Disobli'ging a. desobligeant (to, pour] _ly ad. desobligeamment ^DISOR'DER desordre: tumulte [med) mala- ^ die[va.) deranger | In_, En D : a l’abandon 2 Disor'dere'd a derange | Disorderly a. ^ en desordre : deregie : tumultueux | _con- a duct, Inconduite Disoi''ganize va. desorganiser Disow'n va. desavouer : nier Dispar'age va. denigrer [goods) deprecier _MENT denigrement : mepris (to, a] Disparaging [par-e-dje] a. denigrant : desa- vantageux | _ly ad. avec mepris Dispassionate [pacli-e-ne-tt] a. calme : impartial | _lv ad. sans parti, pris DISPAT'CH, etc. [F. DESPAT'CH] Dispel' [-He'd] va. dissiper : chasser DISPEN'SARY [penW-ce-re] _saire DISPENSATION _ : catamite [pope’s) dispense | A_of Providence, Un arret de Za P Dispen'se [pennce] va. dispenser (to, a] distri- buer : administrer [med) preparer | I can _ with ..., Je puis me passer de ... DISPEN'SER dispensateur -trice [pharmacien DISPENSING dispensation | _ CHEMIST Disper'se [peurce] v. disperser : dissiper : se d | _! [ X ] Rompez les rangs! Dispirited a. decourage Dispiriting a. decourageant [placement Displa'ce [a, e] va. deplacer | _MENT de- DIS FRAN 9 AIS—AN GL AIS DIS DISPONIBILITE | En _, Unattached _S' [pi] sums available ou in reserve Disponible a. available : spare : unengaged : ... may be had : at liberty [com) exclusive of octroi | Homines _s, Fighting men Dispos" [masc. only] a. lively : well : ready: 1 all there ’ [towards Dispose -e a. disposed : inclined (a, to : pour, Disposer' va. to arrange : to prepare : to get ready : to dispose (a, to, for : pour, towards, for] to prevail upon (a, to] Pouvoir_de, To have : to be able to command | Se_, To prepare : to be disposed DISPOSITIF arrangement: contrivance: motion DISPOSITION"_ (a, to] arrangement : design : tendency : taste : aptitude [dr, etc.) disposal : provision | ala_de, At ...’s disposal | En bonne_, Well and hearty | En bonnes_s, In a good humour | a votre entiere _, Entirely at your disposal DISPROPORTION" _ (a, to] Disproportion'ne-e a. tionate [che-ne-t] Disproportion'nellemenC ad._tionately Disputable a._ : open to dispute Disputaill'er' vn. to cavil : to wrangle DISPUTE _ : discussion : contest Disputer' vn. to contend (de, about] to debate : to dispute (sur, on] to vie (de, in] to quarrel (de, sur, over] [va. & Se _) to dispute : to contend for : to contest (a, with] DISPUTEUR -EUSE disputant : ‘ contentious fellow ’ [ou ivomanl [a.) contentious Disqu'alifier* va. [sport] to disqualify DISQUE disc : disc signal : quoit : discus [de gramoph.) record DISSECTION" [t as f] _ [sek-che-nnl s Dissemblable a. dissimilar (a, to] « DISSEMBLANCE dissimilarity $ Dissembler' vn. to be dissimilar (de, to] ^DISSEMINATION" _ [neche-nnl ® Disseminer' va. to disseminate g*DISSENSION" [diss-sennch-nnl ® DISSENTIMENT" dissent: disagreement Dissequ'er' va. to dissect _QU'EUR dissector DISSERTATION" _ [teche-mi} (sur, on] DISSIDENCE — : dissent DISSIDENT' -E dissenter [a.) dissenting Dissimilaire a._lar DISSIMULATEUR-TRICE dissembler DISSIMULATION" _ [a, e] concealment DISSIMUL^-E dissembler _a. dissembling : deceptive Dissimuler' v. to dissimulate : to dissemble : to affect ignorance of (ou indifference to] to conceal (a, from] Se_, To pass (out, etc.) unobserved : to hide (...) from each other DISSIPATEUR-TRICE spendthrift DISSIPATION" : waste [en bonne part) recreation DIS ENGLISH-FRENCH DIS DIS dans les mots suivants se pr. Diss, sauf indication contraire DISPLAY' [sple} exposition [soldiers) deployment [of feeling) manifestation \ To make a_ of, Faire parade [or etalage] de : ‘afficher ’ _va. [goods) montrer : exposer: etaler : mettre en etalage [troops) deployer [fig) manifester | _e'd, [typ] En vedette [advertism’t) en gros caracteres Displea'se [plize] va. deplaire a ... [of things) choquer |_da.mecontent : offense (de, with, at] Displea'sing a. desagreable : offensant DISPLEAS'URE [pleje-’rl deplaisir : chagrin (at, pour] fjeu Disport' (one’s self] vn. se jouer : se faire un DISPO'SAL [poze-’ll disposition [sale) vente : cession | Quite at your_, a votre entiere D Dispo'se va. [for, a : to, d] disposer [to incline) porter [get rid) se debarrasser : se defaire (of, de] _ of, Placer : vendre | Capital to_of, Fonds disponibles | ‘ To be_d of,..‘d ceder ...’ | Evil, well-_d, Mai, bien intentionne-e | _d to think ..., Porte d croire ... DISPO'SER arbitre (des evenements] DISPOSITION d_feq [temper) caractere : naturel | Of pleasant_, Sympathique Dispossess' [pe-zessl va. deposseder (of, de] DISPROO'F refutation Dispropor'tionate [nett] a._nne (to, a] Dispro've [prouvel va. refuter DISPUTATION [teclie-mi\ discussion: dispute Disputa'tious a. ‘ batailleur ’: disputeur DISPU'TE d_: contestation [ra.) disputer DISQUALIFICATION [law] incapacity [for, de) cause d'incapacite [ V. Dechu Disqualify va. rendre incapable: ‘disqualifier’ DISQUI'ET inquietude [va.) inquieter DISQUISITION [ziche-nnl examen (de, on] DIS'REGAR'D insouciance (for, pour] _va. negliger : faire peu de cas de _ful a. | To be_of, Negliger DISREL'ISH degout (for, pour] Disrep'utable [te-be-lla. deshonorant [person) de mauvaise reputation | To fall into DISREPUTE, Tomber en [or dans le] discredit DISRESPECT' manque de respect _ful a. irrespectueux | To be_to, Manquer de respect a _fully ad. peu respectueusement Disro'be va. deshabiller : depouiller DISRUPTION [re-p] rupture [de DISSATISFACTION mecontentement (with, Dissat'isfie'd [faidel a. mecontent (with, de] Dissect' va. dissequer [accounts) decomposer | _ed MAP carte de patience |_ed PUZ'ZLE jeu de patience Dissem'ble v. dissimuler : faire l’hypocrite DISSEM'BLER dissimule-e : hypocrite Dissem'inate [netel va. disseminer: repandre DISSEM'INATOR [nete-r] propagateur DISSENT' dissentiment [opposed to church) dissidence [vn.) differer (from, de] DISSENT'ER dissident-e DISSENTIENT [che-nnttl [<& a.] opposant-e Dissent'ing a. dissident DISSER'VICE mauvais service (to, pour] Dissev'er va. separer (de] arracher (a] Dissim'ilar a. dissemblable (to, a] different (de DISSIMILARITY dissemblance Dissim'ulate va. dissimuler DIS FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DIT Dissiper" va. to scatter : to dissipate : to waste : to relieve : to divert | Se_, To pass away [pers) to ‘ take a little recreation ’: to be dissipated Dissocier" va. to dissociate | Se_, To be dis- Dissolu -e a. dissolute [-menf -ly] Lsociated Dissoluble a. soluble Dissolutif-ive a. [V. Dissolvant] DISSOLUTION"_: looseness [chimie) solution [pour pneus) rubber solution Dissolvant" -e a. dissolvent: solvent DISSONANCE _ [wins) discord Dissonant" -e a. discordant Dissoudre va. (Table 53) to dissolve Dissous" -oute pp. [V. Dissoudre] Dissuader" [deesivadd] va. to dissuade [souede] DISSUASION"_ [souej-mi] [de, from DISSYLLABE _ble [a.) ... of two syllables DISTANCE_ [fig) difference | Tenir ... a_, To keep ... at a distance Distance!’" va. to distance | Distant" -e a._ Distendre va. to distend DISTENSI ON" distention [tennche'mi] stretch- DISTIL-LATEUR distiller | —ATION" _ Ling Distil"ler" va. to distil: to let fly [vn.) to drop DISTIL'LERIE _ry Distinct -e [ct silent in the masculine] a._t (de, from] clear : plain [-eraenf -ly] Distinctif -ive a._ive [-ment" -ly] DISTINCTION" — : polished manners (pi] Disting u"e -e a. ‘_’ : distinguished : eminent [homme : manieres) gentlemanly [dame : manieres) ladylike [chose) genteel [ V. Consideration, fr.] Distingu'er" va. to distinguish : to treat ... with marked attention : to mark DISTIQU'E distich Distors""-e a. distorted | _SION"_tion DiNTRACT/ON’lnattention : absence of mind [recreation) amusement: recreation : change [d’avec) separation Distraire va. (Table 40) to divert: to separate (de, from] to entertain : to amuse (avec, with] to draw off ...’s attention | J’ai besoin de me _, I want some amusement [ou a little change] Distrait" -e a. inattentive : absent-minded : not paying attention [pp. V. Distraire] _ement" ad. in an absent mood Distribuer" va. to distribute : to arrange : to give:to issue | Se—, To share ... among them DISTR1BUTEUR -TRICE ticket-clerk distributer : giver [V. Automatique] Distribute -ive a._ive [-ment"-ly] DISTRIBUTION" _ [ibiouche-nn] delivery : giving out: issue [mach a vap) valve-gear DISTRICT" Dsj _ DIT" [dee] saying | Dit’ -e a. [<fc pp. Dire] said : settled : granted : called : so-called | Autre- ment _, In other words : otherwise called DIS ENGLISH-FRENCH DIS DIS dans les mots suivants se pr. Diss, sauf indication contraire Dissipate [pete] v. dissiper | _d a. dissipe Disso'ciate [e'te] va. desassocier (from, de] Diss'olute a. dissolu | _ly ad. dissolument _NESS dissolution (meeurs] [pression DISSOLU'TION [pari) d— <!ea [monast) sup- Dissol've [ss, z] v. dissoudre [separate) separer [into, en) fondre [monast.) supprimer Dissua'de [sowede] va. dissuader (from, de] Dissua'sive [souece] a. dissuasif DIS'TAFF quemuille DIS'TANCE [pr. diss'te-nnce] _: intervalle : perspective [journey) trajet [va.) laisser... en arriere: distancer | At a_, De loin : eloigne | Keep your_, Tenez-vous a D! | To keep at a _, Tenir a D | Subscribers at a_, Les sou- scripteurs du dehors | Middle—, Second plan | In the _, Dans le lointain : a l’horizon | — lends ENCHANTMENT to the view! Tout parait beau, vu de loin! | -PIECE [circular] douille d’ecartement | _RECOR'DER odo- metre Dis'tant [disste-nnte] a_: loin: eloigne [view) lointain [cool) reserve | 10 miles —, a 16 kilometres de distance |_RELATIONS parents eloignes | _ly connected, D’une parente eloignee DISTA'STE [a, e] degout (for, pour] —ful a. [to, pour] desagreable : antipathique DISTEM'PER [young dog, etc.) maladie [paint) detrempe \ _e"d a. derange : trouble Distend' va. etendre [med) distendre Distil' [-He'd] [i bref] v. [out of, from, de] distiller [fig) couler lentement DISTILL'ER distillateur I _Y distillerie Distinct' [tignkt] a_fea : net:expres Distinctly ad. distinctement: nettement [tell) expressement | _NESS nettete : clarte Disting'uish v. distinguer (from, de] ~ _able a. que l’on peut distinguer •2>Disting'uishe"d a. distingue -.de distinction Distinguishing a. distinctif Distort' va. decomposer [fig) torturer :exagerer _TION contorsion : alteration Distract' va. [from, de] rendre fou, folle [attention) detourner | _ed a. fou : en demence | I’m _, J’en perds la tete \ _edly ad. folle- ment | To drive ... to DISTRAC'TION, faire perdre la tete a ... Distrain' v. saisir | DISTRAINT' same-arret DISTRESS' detresse : affliction [poverty) mi- sere [law) saisie [va.) affliger [distrain) saisir | In_, Dans la misere | To hoist a FLAG of_, Mettre son pavilion en berne | Signal of_, S de detresse Distressed a. afflige [poor) dans la misere [horse) excede | To be_, S’affliger (de] Distressing a. affligeant : douloureux Distrib'ute va. [to, a] distribuer : repartir DISTRIBUTION [che-nn] d : repartition DISTRICT_: region : contree : arrondisse- ment [for coast defence) secteur [V. Country] [a.) regional | Postal —, Circonscription du bureau | _ VISITOR dame de charite DISTRUST' defiance [suspicion) mefiance [va.) ^,se defier de [suspect) se mefier de | He _s himself, 11 se defie de lui-meme £ Distrustful a. defiant: mefiant _fully ad. avec defiance Disturb' [te-r-be] va. troubler [interrupt) deranger [turn out) exproprier DIT FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS DIV DITH'YRAMBE [m nas]_ambus [th fort] wild Ditli'yrambique a. —bic [eulogy Dito ad. ditto Diurne a. diurnal : daily DIVA_: prima donna DIVAGATION" digression : rambling : wandering : straying Divaguer- vn. to wander [animal) to stray DIVAN"_ [dai-vann] DIVERGENCE _ | Divergent' -e a. _t Diverger- vn. to diverge (de, from] Divers" -e a. different: several: various: varied [F. FAIT] _ement" ad. in a variety of ways Diversifier- va. to diversify : to vary DIVERSION" _ ksj DIVERSITY _ty : variety : difference Divertir va. to amuse : to divert (de, with] [vieux sens) to make away with | Se_, To amuse o’s (a, by, with] Divertissant- -e a. amusing |_TISSEMENT" amusement : sport : entertainment DIVIDENDE _d | _arriere, Unclaimed D Divin- -e a. divine : exquisite : inimitable [-ement- -ly, -bly] DIVINATION" _ [ne] Divinatoire a. \ Baguette_, Divining-rod Diviniser- va. to deify _SATION" deification DIVINITE_ty [pagan) deity [fig) angel Diviser- va. [en, into : de, from] to divide : to separate DIVISEUR divisor [a.) dividing DIVISIBILITY_ty | Divisible _ (en, into] DIVISION" _ | La — du TRAVAIL-, Division of labour DIVISIONNAIRE [pers) general of division [a.) divisional [X) of division | Monnaie _, Small silver | Inspecteur_, Divisional inspector DIVORCE_separation | Faire_, [or_r- ra.] to divorce : to break off (avec, from] DIVULGATION" divulging : disclosure Divulguer- [-gay] va. to divulge [ve-lje] DIS ENGLISH-FRENCH DO DISTURBANCE trouble [riot) emeute [med) emotion : desordre DISU'NION [youne-ye-nri] desunion |"de Disuni'te v. desunir: separer : se d : se s (from, DISU'SE [diss-youce] desuetude : non-usage _ [dizz-youze] va. cesser de se servir de DITCH fosse | DITCH'ER terrassier Ditt'o ad. idem [com) dito DITT'Y clmnson: ballade Diur'nal a. [astr) diurne [daily) journalier DIVE [at] plongeon [of a submarine) plongee | To take a_, Eaire un P, une P [fondir Dive [at] vn. [into, dans] plonger [fig) appro- DI'VER plongeur: scaphandrier [bird)plongeon| Black-throated_, Plongeon a gorge noire j Great northern_, Grand P [or P imbrim] Diver'ge [ve-rdje] vn. diverger (from, de] DIVERSIFICA'TION [keche-nn] changement: variation \ Diversify [si/af] va. diversifier : varier (avec, with] DIVER'SION [X) d_[sport) divertissement Divert' va. divertir (with, de] detourner (from, de] _ing a. divertissant Divest' (o’s] va. se depouiller (of, de] DIVI'DE [Amer.] ligne de partage des eaux Divi'de [de-vaide] v. diviser [share) partager [split) separer [vote) aller aux voix | _the profits, Se partager les benefices DIV'IDEND _e feo [V. Interim] DIVI'DER qui divise DIVI'DERS (pi] compas (a pointes seches] DIVI'NE theologien [a.) divin [va.) deviner : conjecturer | _ly ad. divinement | _NESS divinite \ DIVI'NER devineur -ease DI'VING-BELL cloclie a plongeur DIVI'NING-ROD baguette divinatoire DIVIN'ITY _te | Dr. of _, [‘D.D.’] Docteur en theologie | To study_, Eaire sa T DIVIS'ION d_: partage | Without a —, [pari] Sans aller aux voix : sans vote Divor'ce va. divorcer (from, d’avec] Divul'ge [ve-ldje] va. divulguer : reveler DIZZ'INESS vertige | Dizz'y a. [height] ver- tigineux | My head is_, La tete me tourne [dou\ va. vn. & v. auxil. [pret. Did : pp. Done (de-nn] [F. Done] I do : thou do- est [auxil. dost (de-st] he does [de-zz] we, you, they do [F. Faire] [general sense) faire | A good deal to_, Fort a faire | To_right, wrong, Faire bien, mal | It will_him good, Cela lui fera du bien | _me the favour to ..., Faites-moi le plaisir de ... | _as you would be done by, Faites a 2 autrui ce que vous voudriez qu’on vous fit | It can’t be done, Pas moyen! | What’s to be done ? Que faire? | He’s doing a good BUSINESS, 11 fait de bonnes affaires | What’s worth doing at all is worth doing well, Fais bien ce que tufais | Idid not want fo, Jenevoulaispas... | How is it to be done ? Comment faire ? | Who has done it ? Qui a fait le coup ? [cook, dress) faire cuire : accommoder | Well done, Bien cuit [F. Well] Done in the oven, §]Cuit-e aufour | They are best done with ...,11s (dies) s’accommodent mieux a ... [or avec ...] [of one’s health) se porter : etre : se trouver : se sentir | How _ you _? Comment vous portez-vous ? Comment allez-vous ? [suit, serve the purpose) aller : faire Vaffaire : convenir | Will this_? Cela fera-t-il VA ? or, Cela vous va-t-il? | These ... will_for me, Ces ... feront mon A : ces ... me vont tres bien | I will make it_, but I don’t much like ® it, Je m’en arrangerai, mais cela ne me plait guere | Is he likely to_? [for his post] Pensez- vous qu’il fasse VA ? [or, qu’il convienne ?] [suffice, be enough) suffire | That will_, Cela suffit! Assez! [debate) assez cause [get on, manage) aller : etre | We are doing very well here, Nous sommes tres bien ici | How is he likely to _? [his business] Comment pense-t-on qu’il s’en tire ? [or, qu’il s’en ac- quitte ?] I could_with a dozen more at the ® price, J’en prendrais bien douze de plus au meme prix | I can’t _ with a noise : I’m writing, Je ne veux pas de bruit: je travaille | It wouldn’t_, [he had to give it up] 11 n’y tint plus [F. next page] DIX FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS DOC DIX [& a.] [alone, or as a pronoun, pr. deece : as an adjective, immediately followed by a noun beginning with a vowel or silent Ji, and in numeral compounds, deeze : in other cases, dee] ten [du mois, des rois, etc.)tenth | -HUIT [<fc a.] eighteen [du mois. des rois, &c.) 18th | -huitiAme a. 18th | -NEUF [<fc a.] nineteen: 19th | -neuvieme a. 19th | -SEP'T [deessett] [tfr a.] seventeen : 17th | -sep'tieme a. 17th DiXI^ME [deez] [<fc a.] tenth [-menf -ly] DIZAIN" ten line stanza DIZAINE half a score [arith) ten | Dans une _de jours, In about ten days: in 10 days or so Docile a. _ : obedient |_ment' ad. obediently DOCILITE _ty : obedience DOCK — | Gardien de_, Dock-master Docte a. learned \le-r'-nedd] [-ment’-ly] DOCTEUR doctor Ksj (en, es, of] Doctoral -e a._1 : doctor’s ... : pedantic DOCTORAT' doctor’s degree DOCTOEESSE lady-doctor DOCTRINAIRE| Doctrinal -e a. _1 DOCTRINE _ DOCUMENT'_: title : proof Documents-e a. furnished with proofs, documents : supported by documentary evidence DO ENGLISH—FRENCH DOC [be concerned with) se meler a | I’ll have nothing to_with it, Je ne veux pas me meler de cela | What has that to_ with it? Qu’est-ce que cela a a faire ? | He’s an awkward man to _with, C’est un caractere difficile | Nothing Sjto_with ..., Rien a voir avec ... [done, finished) fini | Has he done ? A-t-il fini ? | Let him return it as soon as he has done with it, Qu’il me le [Za] rende aussitot qu’il aura fini | I’ve done with politics, Je ne me mele plus de politique | He has just done dinner, 11 a fini son diner : il vient de sortir de table [done, tired, beaten) I’m done up, Je n’en puis plus : ‘ Je suis ereinte ’ [moneyless) je suis a gsec | He’s done for! 11 est perdu [or ‘flambe’] [done, accepted) V. Done [cheat, or deceive) ‘mettre ... dedans ’ | He did me out of 5 francs, 11 m’a soutire [or ‘ filoute ’] 5 francs | They do' everybody, Ils mettent tout le rnonde dedans | Wasn’t I done when I found the train gone! ‘ Quel nez je fis quand je vis que le train etait parti! ’ _ ... again, recommencer : refaire | If I catch him doing that again, I’ll punish him, Si je le reprends a faire cela, je le punirai | Not to _it again, Ne pas recommencer [carter _ away with, supprimer [the idea, etc.) e- _badly [trees] pousser mal: ne pas reussir _ ... over again, refaire _ ... over with, enduire de : couvrir de _tell! [‘Dew tell!’] [Amer.] Pas possible ! _ ... up [pack) empaqueter [put) mettre [fold) plier [in bundle) emballer [a bonnet) retaper | Done up in tins, Dans des boites en fer-blanc | Done up in a brown paper parcel, Empaque- te(s) dans du gros papier | The house has been newly done up, La maison vient d’etre remise _ONE’S HAIR, se coiffer |_a neuf _up the ROOM, faire la chambre _without, se passer de : se dispenser de Do, as an AUXILIARY VERB, is used in English : A Superfluously or completively [ He knows better than I_, than we —, 11 le sait mieux que moi, que nous B To avoid repeating a verb | He says he will J go if I_, 11 dit qu’il ira si j’y vais C For emphasis, as, I —' speak. Si, je parle | He certainly did' go, 11 est bien parti | I_' believe he is a thief! Je crois vraiment que c’est un voleur! | I_' hope, J’espere bien que D By way of apology, admission, or contrast | I _' go to his house, but only on business, En effet, je vais cliez lui, mais settlement pour affaires | I did' live in Paris, but I have re- o moved, 11 est vrai, je demeurais a Paris, mais ’ 1 j ’ai demenage E In urging or entreating : often rendered in French by Done, Prier, or Voyons |_speak to me! Parlez-moi done! | _ be quick! Je vous en prie, depechez-vous ! | _be quiet! Taisez-vous done! | Now don’t be a naughty boy! Voyons! ne sois pas mechant! | _come and see us! Yenez done nous voir! | Stay o supper,_! Voyons, restez done a souper avec ^ nous! F INTERROGATIVELY, rendered by Est- ce que, Avoir, Etre, or without an auxiliary [F. Ever] _ [ou did] you ever miss a ... ? Vous arrive-t-il [or vous est-il jamais arrive] de manquer ... ? | Did you ever notice ... ? Est-ce que vous avez jamais remarque ... ? | _ I look like a man to _such a thing ? Ai- je l’air d’un homme capable de faire cela ? | What does he say ? Que dit-il ? | Did he say ®so? A-t-il dit cela? | Did he attend ... ? A-t- r_l il assiste a ... ? | Do you think so? Vous trou- vez ? Le croyez-vous ? | Dost thou understand ? Tu comprends ? G In REPLYING [Did he say so?) He did ! Mais oui! | No I didn’t! Non ! | I don’t think so! Je ne le crois pas! [He came yesterday) Did he? Vraiment? [He didn’t come yesterday) Didn’t he? Vraiment? | What! You don't say so! Allons done! Pas possible! H NEGATIVELY | HedoesnotspeakFrench, £311 ne parle pas franqais | He did not require 1-1 it, Il n’en avait pas besoin | He did not come, II n’est pas venu | Didn’t he stay? N’est-il pas reste ? | He did ! Si! | He did not! Non ! | Don’t! Ne faites pas cela ! | Don't be naughty ! Ne fais pas le mechant! [or la _el] Sois done gentil, gentille! | Don’t do it again! Ne recommencez pas! DOCK bassin [pris’r) banc des accuses [plant) patience j Dry _, Bassin de radoub : cale seche | To put ... into dry_, Mettre en cale seche | Floating_, B a flot | Water —, [bot] Oseille aqnatique _ DUES droits de B DOCKS 1_’| In, into the —, Aux D DOD FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS DOM DODEiCAElDRE dodecahedron DODECAGONE dodecagon Dodeliner' va. to gently rock : to sway Dodiner' v. to swing | Se_, To coddle o’self DODO_ | Aller faire_, To go to bye-bye [ou be-bo] [F. Hush-a-by] Dodu -e a. plump DOGARESSE ivife of the [ou a] Doge : doga- DOG-CART dog-cart |_ressa DOGE _ [dod-je] Doymatique a._ic [-menf -ically] Dogmatiser" vn. to dogmatize DOGMATISEUR _ser DOGME dogma DOGUE mastiff [pers) great bully DOIG'T' linger [du pied) toe [astron.) digit [fig) half a glass [de Dieu) hand [F. Esprit, Ell] a deux_s de, Within an inch of ... | Avoir sur les_s, To get a rap over the knuckles | Mon petit_me l’a dit, A little bird told me | Montrer ... au _, To point at : to point the finger of scorn at | S’en mordre les _s, To repent it (bitterly] Toucher du —, To touch ... with one’s finger : to lay one’s E on ... DOIG'TE, DOIG'TER' fingering [va.) to finger: to mark the fingering DOIG'TIER" finger-stall [fleur) foxglove DOIT" debit | _et avoir, Dr. and Cr. [debtor and creditor] Doit' [F. Devoir] DOL [dr] fraud : cheat : deceit DOLEANCE complaint : sad C : grievance Dolent' -e a. doleful | Dolemment’ ad. dole- Doler' va. [tech] to rough-hew [fully DOLMEN” cromlech : monument: gravestone DOLOIRE adze Dolosif -ive [s, z] a. [dr] fraudulent DOMAINE_in : estate : property : land : farm [fig) sphere [F. Copyright] Domanial -e a. Crown (property, lands, &c.] Foret_e, Gov’t forest | Garde_, Keeper (in DOME dome [40 hatch [State F DOMESTICATION" _ DOMESTICITE _estics (pi] household : service [des animaux) domesticated state DOMESTIQUE [cfc f.] _tic : servant : maid : household [a.) domestic : private : tame Domestiquer' va. to tame | Se_, To be tamed DOMICILE_ : residence | a_, At [ou to] ...’s own house : at [ou to] private residences : at home [secours) out-door (relief] Livre-e a _, ‘ Delivered ’ | Changer de _, To remove | Sans_, Of no fixed abode | Visile domicili- aire, Search of the premises (by the police] Domieilie-e a. settled : resident se Domicilier' vr. to take up one’s residence: to settle Dominant' -e a. t [ang. pr. domm'i-ne-nnf] leading : prevailing [passion) ruling DOMINANTE [mus] dominant DOMINATEUR-TRICE ruler : master, mistress [a.) ruling : domineering DOMINATION"_[neche-nn] dominion : rule DOC ENGLISH-FRENCH DOM Dock va. ecourter [■&) faire passer ... au bassin [stop money) retrancher : rabattre DOCK'ER dechargeur : ‘ docker ’ DOCK'ET etiquette [va.) etiqueter _of bankruptcy, Ouverture d’une faillite DOCK/YARD arsenal de> marine : chantier DOC'TOR docteur :medecin [in speaking to him) docteur [typ) preneur [F. Degree & Divinity, Eng.] Quack _, Charlatan | Send for a_! Envoyez chercher un medecin! _ va. [wine, etc.] frelater | _one’s self, ‘se droguer’ | _ up, raccommoder Doc'trinally [e-Ze] acZ. dogmatiquement DOC'UMENT [dokk'-you-me-nntt] _: piece : ecrit | A legal _, Un acte authentique DODD'ER cuscute :1 barbe de moine ’ ‘ DODGE ’ tour [ruse) ruse : ‘ true ’ [rascality) manigance [‘ little game ’) ficelle | _v. [follow) suivre [avoid) eviter : se jeter de cote | To ‘put ... up to a _,’ ‘Donner a ... un bon tuyau ’ | Party_s, [pi] Menees de parti | An old ‘ DOD'GER,’ Un ruse compere DOE [do] daine [rabbit) lapine DO'ER [dou'-e-r] faiseur-ense Doff va. oter : se debarrasser de : tirer DOG chien [lap-_) bichon [mastiff) matin[fire- _)chenet | House-—, Chien de garde | He’s an old'_! C’est un vieux renard! |_don’t eat _, [F. Loup] ‘Gone to the_s,’ Perdu :‘en- fonce’ | -BISCU IT, b pour C | -CART | -DAYS (pi] canicule (sing]_’S-EAR [books] come _’s-eare'd a. corne | -FISH squale | _’S-GRASS chiendent | _’S-HOUSE niche a chien | -KENNEL chenil | _ LAT'IN latin de cuisine | —ROSE [bush) eglantier [flower) eglantine |_SHOW [cho] exposition canine | — VANE penon | — VI'OLET [rat] violette • de chien | -WATCH petits quarts (pi] Dog [-gge'd, pr. dogh’d] va. suivre ... a la piste Dog'ged [pr. dog-ghed] a. determine : obstine | With_resolution, [ou _ly acZ.] d’une resolution tres determinee DOGG'IE [dogh-e] [child’s word] tou-tou DOGG'REL vers burlesques (pi] Dog'matize [i, at] vn. dogmatiser (upon, sur] DOG'WOOD cornouiller DOFLY serviette de dessert: dessous DO'ING [dow] _ away with, Suppression de | _S [pi] faits : hauts faits | Underhand_, Menees secretes DOLE don | _out, va. repartir Do'le'l’ul a. triste : plaintif [pers) malheureux [-lly -ment] _NESS tristesse DOLL poupee _’S HOUSE maison de P • DOLL'AR [doll’rl _ [Spanish) piastre DOL'PHIN dauphin [of mast) baderne _STRI'KER arc-boutant DOLT, lourdaud : sot DOMAI'N [mens'] _aine fea | To trench upon ...’s__ Aller sur les brisees de ... DOME dome: coupole Domes'tic a. ... de famille [animals, etc.) do- mestique [national) interieur | Of_habits, Casanier Domes'ticate [tikete] va. apprivoiser : domestiquer | _d a. [pers] casanier DOMTNANT [mus] dominante [a.) dominant DOM FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DOR Dominer* vn. to rule : to domineer (sur, over] to predominate [va.) to rule : to master : to govern [tete) to tower above [emplacement) to command a view of : to look down upon [fortif.) to command [minican DOMINICAIN" -E_can friar [ou nun] [a.) Do- Dominical-e a. _1 | Oraison _e, Lord’s Prayer | DOMINICALE Sunday sermon DOMINO _ | _TERIE fancy paper DOM'MAGE [a, to] damage : loss : injury | C’est _que, It is a pity | Quel_! What a pity ! | _S-INT£R(iTS' [pi] damages Dom'mageable a. prejudicial s Domp'table a. [that) can be tamed g Domp'ter' va. to tame [cheval) to break in & [fig) to subdue ~ DOMP'TEUR tamer [fig) subduer DON" gift : present | Le — de plaire, A way [fam. ‘ knack ’] of pleasing DON"_[pr. donn, o dans sort] DONA donna DONATAIRE [cfc f.] beneficiary : donee DONATEUR-TRICE donor : giver DONATION” _ : gift [F. VIF] Done’ [pr. c at beginning or end of sentence, and before vowel] con), then : therefore : now: so : to be sure | Allons_! What next/ I wonder ! You don’t' mean it! | Taisez-vous_! Do' be quiet! [F. Do, line 103, etc.] DONDON" plump lass (or woman] DONJON"_ : keep [tourelle) turret [take’ Don'nant'-e a. generous | _-_, ‘Give and DON'NE deal [data [de-te] DON'NEE notion : underlying idea | _S' [pi] Don'ner' va. [a, to] to give 0=3^ ; to present... with [peine, etc.) to give: to cause [un soufflet) to smack : to beat : to box (one’s ears] [avec la main) to hand : to put : to leave [fruit) to produce : to yield [eau) to supply [signes) to show [40 to shape [cartes) to deal [theat) to play [l’exemple) to set [sa vie) to give up | _vn. to strike [ou hit] (contre, against] to fal 1: to run [ou get] (dans, into] [soleil) to shine: to get [vent) to blow : to get [sur) to look (into, out upon] [dans) to be fond of [ X ) to charge [du cor) to sound |_a boire a ..., To give ... a drink | — de la clarte, To burn bright: to give a good light | Je vous le donne en mille, You’d never guess ! | ‘_dans l’oeil a,’ To strike ...’s fancy | _raison, tort, a, To say ... is in the right, wrong | _dans les passes, To get into the narrows | _ sur un rocher, To strike on a rock | — sur la barre, To get over the bar | Faire — la garde, To order the guards to charge | Se_, To be given : to buy o’self...: to get : to set up (pour, for] to take : to occur [bataille) to be fought | Se _ des airs, To give o’self airs | Se _ la mart, To commit suicide | ‘S’en_,’ To give o’s up to : to have one’s fill of it: to ‘ go in for it ’ DON'NEUR -EUSE giver [cartes) dealer DonF jiron. [pers) whose: whom: of, with, from, by whom : among whom is (ou are] [chose) which : of, in, with, among, from, ou by which DONZELLE wench [is, are] DORADE gold-fish DORADILL'E scale fern [ceterach] DORAGE [patisserie] glazing DQR£ gold-plated articles (pi] gilding Done -e a. gilt [ poet) golden : gilded | Langue _e, Silver tongue |_sur tranche, Gilt edges : gilt-edged ... | Tete_e, Gilt top | James se _e, Gilded youth | Aigle_, Golden eagle Dorenavant' ad. for the future : henceforth Dorer' va. to gild [patisserie) to glaze | _ la pilule, [fig] To gild the pill DOREUR -EUSE gilder | Dorique a. Doric DORIS flat-bottomed boat Dorloter" va. to coddle | Se_, To C o’s up DORMANT' standing part: becket | Faire_a, To be seized to ... | _-e a. sleeping [eau) standing [fixe) fixed [com) dull [40 standing [dr) dormant DORMEUR -EUSE sleeper : sluggard DORMEUSE great easy-chair : ear-ring DORMIR sleep : rest _vn. (Table 14) to sleep [fig) to slumber : to be still 111 dort, He is gone to sleep : he is asleep | Ne_ que d’un ceil. To sleep with one eye open Dormitif -ive a. soporific | Potion_, Composing Dorsal -e a._1 | Epine_e, Spine [draught DOM ENGLISH—FRENCH DOR Dominee'r vn. dominer (over, sur] Dominee'ring a. imperieux : autoritaire DOMINION [pr. do-minn'-ye-nn] domination: Etats (pi] The_[of Canada], Le Dominion _S (pi] empire Don [-nne'd] [donn] va. mettre Do'nate va. [Americ.] faire une donation de : DONA'TION [doneche-nn] don [contribuer Done [de-nn] pp. du F. ‘ Do ’ | — ! [agreed] Tope-la! C’est entendu! J’accepte! | _for, ou _ up, [fam] Perdu : ‘ flambe ’ : ‘ fichu ’ | Well _! Bravo! [cookery) bien cuit | If it can be_, Si faire se peut | It’s — now and can’t be undone, C’est chose faite, il n’y a plus DONEE' donataire |_d y revenir DONG'A [dong'-glie] [Africa] ravin DONK'EY ane : bourriqae | — BOILER chau- diere auxiliaire | _EN'GINE petit cheval | _FEED PUMP cheval alimentaire DO'NOR donateur -trice | Don’t [F. Do] DOOM jugement : sentence : sort [F. FATE] |[ra.) condamner (to, a] DOOMS'DAY jour du <§ jugement dernier | — BOOK grand cadastre -§de Guillaume le Conquerant DOOR [dore] porte [of carriage) portiere \ Back _, P de derriere | Carriage [gate] —, P co- chere | Street_, P d’entree | With closed —s, [trials] a huis clos | Folding —, P brisee : P a deux battants | In-_s, a la maison : chez moi, chez lui (etc.] In-door games, Jeux d’ap- partement | Next_, La P a cote | He lives next_, 11 demeure a cote | Out-_, Dehors : exterieur [game) de plein air | Out of —s, Dehors : en plein air | To turn him out of —s, Le mettre a la porte \ -KEEPER concierge : por- tier : gardien [pari, etc.) huissier | -MAT paillasson | -PLATE plague \ -POST montant de P | -SPRING ferme-porte (ressort]—WAY entree de porte : porte : portail [Dorrnir Dor'mant a. _ [herald) endormi | To lie —, DOR FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DOU DORTOIR dormitory DORURE gilding [patisserie) glazing | — sur tranches, Gilt-edging DORYPHORE [pomme de t.] Colorado beetle DOS" back [du nez) bridge | — a —, [pr. do-z- a-do] Both nonsuited | Au —, On the back : on his on one’s B | ‘ Scier le_a,’ To bore | ‘En avoir plein le_’, To ‘have had about enough of it ’ [ou him] Faire le gros_, To set up for a big man [chat) to set its back up | — d’ANE, Saddle-back DOSAGE [s as z] dosing : measuring out DOSE [s as z] dose [doce] [fig) dose : share Doser' [s as z] va. to dose [doce] to prepare : to measure out DOSSE slab [of timber] DOSSIER" back [d'avocat) brief [d'une pers.) collection of confidential documents relating to ... : papers (pi] [the) evidence [d>) back- DOT [dote] dowry : portion [board Dotal -e a. of the dowry: of the property secured by settlement, or endowment DOTATION" endowment Doter' va. to endow (de, with] to give ... a marriage portion (de, of ...] DOUAIRE jointure DOUAIRIERE [dou-e-ri-ere] dowager DOTJANE custom-house : customs (pi] Exempt de —, Free of duty | Faire passer ... en_, To clear ... at the C-house | Tarif de_, Scale of duties | Visite de la_, Customs examination Douaner" va. to clear DOUANIER"custom-house officer : tide-waiter | Union_iere, Customs Union DOUBLAGE sheathing [uotZes) lining DOUBLE [<& a.] _ : duplicate [de manoeuvre) bight [pers) deceitful [encre) extra-strong | _au papier carbone, Carbon copy DOUBLE^ rolled gold articles DOUBLEMENT" doubling | _ad. doubly Doubler' va. to double [robe) to line (de, with] [plier) to fold [parer) to clear | _en cuivre, To copper-bottom DOUBLON" _loon [de-bloune] [typ) double DOUBLURE lining [pers) substitute Douce a. [V. Doux] DOUCE-AMERE bitter-sweet, ou woody night- Douceatre a. sweetish : insipid [shade Doucemenf ad. gently: softly: slowly : quietly : sweetly : pleasantly | _! [steamer] Ease her! | Tout_, Rather so-so Doueereux' -euse a. sickly-sweet [fig) smooth Doucet' -cette a. demure : mild [-merit' -ly] DOUCETTE corn-salad : thin silk DOR ENGLISH—FRENCH DOZ DOR'MER-WINDOW lucarne DOR'MITORY [dor'me-te-re] dortoir DOR'MOUSE [maouce] [pi. Dormice] loir DOSE [doce] dose [va.) medicamenter (with, de] DO'SING [doce] dosage DOT [dotte] point [enc. tile) remplissage [ua.) marquer d’un P : mettre un P sur [mus) pointer | DOTTED LINE, pointille DO'TAGE [6] In his_, Tombe en enfance Dote vn. etre fou : raffoler (on, de] Do'tingly ad. | To be _fond of, Aimer ... a la folie DOTT'EREL pluvier guignard DOUB'LE [de-bl] double : pendant [hunting) ruse [pers) sosie [r.) doubler : plier en deux [hunting) revenir sur ses pas [typ) friser [a.) double : en deux : faux [lock) a double tour | -aetiny a. a double effet | -barrelle'd GUN, Fusil a deux coups | -BASS contre-basse | -BOTTOM [*] double cogue | -DEALING artifice : fourberie | -lock v. fermer a double tour | -minded, -tonyue'd a. dissimule : in- DOUB'LET [de-b'le-t] pourpoint [constant Doub'ly [de-b-le] ad. doublement DOUBT doute [«.) douter : douterde | Which may be _ed, Ce dont on pent douter | No _, Sans D (que] Without a_, Sans aucun D Doub't'ful a. douteux : incertain | I'm_ oof it, J’en doute | _fully,_ingly, ad. A’une -§ maniere douteuse DOUBT'FULNESS incertitude : ambiguite' Doub't'less ad. sans doute : assurement : indubitablement DOUCEUR'_ : present DOUGH [do] pate Dou'yhty [daou-te] a. preux : vaillant Do'uy’by [do-e] a. [fam] pateux : mou Douse [daouse] va. plonger ... dans Veau DOYE [de-v] colombe | Ring-_, Ramier | Turtle _, Tourterelle | -coloured a. [ceramics) gris bleute [stuffs) gris tourterelle | -COTE colombier |_TAIL [tel] queue'A'aronde[va.) assembler en Q. d’A DOW'ACER [dje-r] douairiere § Dow'dy a. ‘ mal fagote -e ’ ^DOW'EL [tech] goujon DOWN [feathers) duvet [on fruit) fleur [eider-) edredon [land) plaine [sand) dune [a. pers.) abattu [prep.) en bas : dans [ad.) en bas : a bas [the river, opposed to up) en aval [sun, moon) couche -e [wind) bas [upon ground) a terre [lying_) etendu [prices) en baisse |_ till about 1876, Jusque vers 1876 | He was _Ion me [fam] Ilm’envoulait! |_with fever, Tres malade de la F | The UPS and DOWNS, ‘ Les hauts et les bas ’ | _with ...! a bas ...! ^[F. also under the verbs Come. Go, Fall, Run, S etc., etc.] He’s been _ [horse] 11 est couronne | S_into the country, [from metropolis] En pro's vince | Run_, [clock) Pas remonte [person) epuise | Up and —, Qa et la : de haut en bas | _cast a. baisse [sad) abattu | _-EA'STER habitant du Maine | _FALL chute \ -hearted a. abattu | -hill a. enpente [ad.) en descendant | _HAUL [&] hale-bas | _right a. direct : franc : vrai [ad.) vraiment | -TRAIN train d’aller | -trodden a. opprime |_ward a. de haut en bas:incline |_ward,_wards ad. en bas [of time) en descendant [_ the river) en aval (jDow'ny a. [pillow) de duvet [fruit) qui a sa § fleur [flower) duveteux [slang) ruse ^DOW'RY douaire [marriage) dot DOW'SER homme a baguette DOZE | To have a_, Faire un somme Doze vn. s'assoupir (over, sur] DOU FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS DRA DOUCEUR ‘douceur’: sweetness : gentleness : charm : pleasure | En_, Gently [40 handsomely | _S' sweets : flattering things DOUCHE shower-bath [med) douche-bath [fig) DOUELLE stave [arch) soffit [damper Douer- va. to endow : to favour (de, with] DOUILL'E socket: empty cartridge case f-ly Douiiref -ette a. tender : sensitive : soft [-rat’ DOUILL'ETTE quilted wrap DOULEUR pain : sorrow : grief Douloureux' -euse a. painful: sore: mournful: grievous [-eusement*-ly] ‘La -.euse,’ The bill DOUTE doubt | Mettre ... en_, To call ... in question | Sans_, No D : I did [ou he did, it was, &c.] Dans le_, abstiens-toi, When in D wait a while | _r' vn. to doubt: to question (de, of: que, whether, that] Se_de, To think: to have some [ou any, ou no] idea : to suspect Douteux--euse a. doubtful : questionable | Lumiere_euse, Dim light DOUVE stave : trench [ver) liver fluke [bof) spearwort Doux' Douce a. sweet: kind : gentle : pleasing: soft: smooth : easy [eau) fresh [temps, acier) mild | Tout_, Gently | 11 fait_, It is nice (ou mild) weather [V. Filer] ‘a la DOUCE!’ Cherry ripe! DOUZAINE dozen | DOUZE [<fe a.] twelve [du mois:des rois) 12th | In-_, Duodecimo [typ) ‘ 12-mo.’ | DOUZltME [m. f. & a.] twelfth : 12th part | _provisoire, Vote on account DOUZIL* peg DOYEN" dean [d’age) senior : oldest (man. etc.] DOYENNlt deanery : autumn pear DRACHME [drahkm'] drachma [ch, fc] DRAGAGE dredging DRAGEE sugar-plum : S-almond [cartridge of) small shot [med) pilule : capsule | Tenir la _ haute a ..., To make ... pay' (for it] to keep ... waiting a long time DRAGE'OIR comfit box : C dish TS’s DRAGE'ON" sucker | _nnei" vn. to throw out DRAGON"_ [soldat) dragoon | Un vrai_, ‘A regular Tartar’ | _NNABES' (pi] persecutions of French Protestants under Louis xiv _NNE sword-knot DR AGUE dredger : drag-net | Draguer- va. to dredge : to sweep for | DRAGUEUR dredger DRAILL E stay : spring stay | Bague de _, DRAIN"_[dre'ne] D-pipe | _AGE_ [Hank Drainer" va. [agr~\ to drain DRAMATIQUE drama : dramatic style _a. dramatic [-menf -ically] Auteur_, Dramatiser' va. to dramatize [Dramatist DOZ ENGLISH-FRENCH DRA DOZ'EN [de-z-nn] douzaine | By the_, klaD Dr. [V. Doctor. Debtor] Drab a. gris : brun : fauve DRAFT [hauling) tirage [fish) coup de filet [sketch) dessin : projet [rough_) brouillon [banker's) traite [X) detachement |_off va. detacher | _of WATER, [&] tirant d’ea?^ | -BOARD damier | -HORSE cheval de trait [ _ING redaction [F. DRAUGHT] DRAFT'SMAN dessinateur : redacteur DRAG frein [chariot) diable [hook) croc [_ NET) drogue : chalut [u. -gge'd) trainer : se t : arracher [40 draguer [anchor) chasser | To keep dragging along, on, Trainer toujours Drag'gle v. trainer ... par terre DRAG'OMAN [pi._mans] drogman i)RAG'ON _ | _’S BLOOD sang-dragon | _-FLY [pi. -flies] demoiselle : libellule DRAGOON' dragon DRAIN tranchee [rail) saignee [sewer) egout [agr) drain [on system) epuisement | -PIPE tuyau de drainage : drain | — va. [land, soil) drainer [drink) vider [mines) assecher [cookery, etc.) egoutter [fig) epuiser | _off, des- secher[wi.)s’ecouler | -COCKrobinetpurgeur DRAIN'AGE [agr) [mines) dessechement DRAKE [a e] canard : malart DRAM [16th of oz.] 1‘78 grammes | To take a_, ‘Boire la goutte’ j _ DRINK'ER [<fe f.~\ buveur-mse d’absinthe | -SHOP bar: debit de DRA'MA drame : theatre [spiritueux DRAM'ATIST auteur dramatique : dramaturge Drank [pret. V. Drink] I_, J’ai bu : je buvais Drape [a e] va. draper (with, de] DRA'PER [ae] Woollen_,Marchanddedraps: drapier | Linen_, M de nouveautes DRA'PERY [a e] draperie | Linen —, Nouveautes | Woollen_, Etoffes de laine : draps Dras'tic energique : rigoureux [med) drastique DRAUGH'T [drdfte] [pulling, & chim.) tirage [sketch) dessin [rough draught) brouillon [V. DRAFT] [drink) trait : coup [med) potion | At a_, D’un trait : d’un coup | In a_, Dans un courant d'air | On_, Sur le comptoir | —S (pi] Jeu de dames | -BOARD damier | _ CUR'TAIN portiere | _EN'GINE pompe d’epuisement | -HORSE cheval de trait DRAUGH’TS'MAN [pi. _men] dessinateur DRAW [tech] depouille [game) partie nulle 1 -BENCH banc a tirer | -PLATE filler e Draw v. [pret. Drew : pp. Drawn] [fluids, breath, chimn., sword, bill, conclusion) tirer [from wells) puiser [tea, etc.) infuser [teeth) arracher (for, a] [fowls) vider [sketch) dessiner [maps or plans) dresser [wire) etirer [attract) attirer (to, a : a curse, upon, sur] [V. Foule] [induce) entrainer (into, dans, a : to, a] [of sails) porter j To_upon C D at a month, v Faire traite sur C D a 30 jours | To_20 §feet, [4>] Caler [or tirer] 6 metres | _aside, ® tirer a l’ecart | _ away, [attention] detourner| 5_back.retirer [fig) s’en dedire |_the LONG ra BOW, outrer les choses : exagerer | _down. ° tirer : faire descendre : attirer : s’attirer | — % in, [take] prendre : rentrer | — into, [entice] gentrainer |_LOTS for .... Tirer... au sort | §_near, s’approcher | _off, [liquid) soutirer >[X) retirer [fig) detourner (from, de] — on. § va. mettre [im.) s’avancer | _on [ou upon] one’s MEMORY, se recueillir | — ... out, tirer [extract) arracher [X) faire avancer [fig) prolonger | To _ him out, Le faire causer | _to a CLOSE, Tirer a sa fin \_up, tirer en haut [X) ranger [document) rediger : for- muler : dresser [carriage) s’arreter | _one’s 1 self up, se redresser : se ranger DRA FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS DRE DRAMATURGE dram'atist DRAME dra'ma : tragic events (pi] tragedy DRAP" cloth [de lit) sheet | _mortuaire, Pall [F. Cake, Gold] DRAPEAU flag : colours (pi] Sous les _x, In the service:' with the colours’ Draper" (de) va. to drape ... with : to hang ... with cloth [sculp, etc.) to execute the drapery of [fig) to censure | Se_dans, [fam] To put on a show of DRAPERIE [woollen-) drapery : cloth-trade DRAPIER"" clothier [marchand) woollen-draper DRAVE | _printaniere, Early whitlow-grass DRAWBACK_ [F. Debenture] DRECHE [brewer’s) grains (pi] DRELIN" tinkling | _ ! _ ! Tinkle! Tinkle! DRESSAGE training [tech) dressing : trueing up : fitting (up] Au_, In training Dresser" v. to rear : to erect : to set up ... [les oreilles) to prick up lime tente) to pitch [piege) to set [cuis) to serve ... up Ivolaille) to truss [animaux) to break in : to train [X) to drill [com) to make out (an account] [rediger) to * draw up [carte) to draw [&) to trim [un mat) to step [degrossir) to dress [tech) to trim : to true up : to straighten | Faire_les cheveux sur la tete a ..., To make ...’s hair stand on end | _ses batteries, To prepare for action | Se_To stand up : to train o’self DRESSEUR trainer (&c. F. Dresser] DRESSOIR dresser : sideboard DRA ENGLISH-FRENCH DRI DRAW'BACK [customs)_[fig) inconvenient: desavantage DRAW'BRIDGE pont-levis (or-tournant] DRAW'ER [of a bill) tireur [of water) puiseur, -ease [wooden, &c.) tiroir | Chest of_S, Commode | —S (pi] ou Pair of_S, Caledon [lady's) pantalon DRAW'ING tirage [sketching) dessin | Freehand _, D a main levee \ -BOARD planche a D | -BOOK cahier de D | -MASTER pro- fesseur de D [F. PAPER] _ MATERIALS ce qu’il fautpour le D | -PEN tire-ligne \ -PIN punaise | -ROOM salon [at court) reception \ To hold a _, Recevoir | _ UP confection : redaction [Trainer en parlant DRAWL [a, o dans sort] To speak with a_, Drawl,_out, va. anonner Drawn a. [pp. F. Draw] [weapon) tire [battle) indeciseltube) etire | BONN'ETcapote| To be a_GAME, Faire partie nulle | With _SW ORDS, Sabre au clair |_THREA'D WORK, ouvrage a fils tires DRAY camion | -HORSE cheval de C |_MAN [pi._men] camionneur DREAD [dreddl terreur : crainte | In_of, De C de ... | _a. terrible : epouvantable [va.) craindre : redouter | _fill a. terrible : redou- table | _toothache, Rage de dents | _fully ad. terriblement | _NOUGHT paletot-pilote [warship) ‘ ’ (in.] [name) Sans-peur ''DREAM reve : songe [waking_) reverie | _v. [pret. & pp._e'd, pr. drimde : ou_t, pr. dremmte] rever (of, de] [fig) s’imaginer § [long for) rever (of, ...] <3DREAM'ER personne qui reve [fig) reveur | 'e Idle_, Songe-creux DREAM'ING reves (pi] [a.) qui reve DREAM'LAND le pays des reves ^Dream'y a. reveur : songeur Drear, Drea'ry [ea, i\ a. triste : morne DREA'RINESS [ea, t] tristesse : aspect morne DREDGE drague [va.) draguer [flour) saupou- drer | _for, pecher ... a la drague DREDG'ER pecheur a la drague [boat) dragueur: drague [for flour) boite a farine DREDG'ING dragage _ MACHINE, drague (a vapeur, petrole, &c.] DREGS (pi] lie | To the_, Jusqu’a la lie Drench va. [veter] donner un breuvage a ... | I’m_e'd, I’ve had a_ING, Je suis trempe jusqu’aux os ! J’ai ete sauce ! | _ing RAIN pluie battante DRESS habillement [ladies’) robe [style of_) mise : mise elegante | Full —, Grande toilette [official) G costume [X) grande tenue | _ CIR'CLE fauteuils de balcon (pi] -COAT habit noir . frac | -GU’ARD [eye] garde-jape Dress vn. s’habiller : se vetir (in, de] se mettre Iva.) habiller : vetir (in, de] [adorn) orner [a horse, a wound, with, de) panser [X) aligner [food, stuffs) appreter [skins) corroyer [stones) smiller [tech) degrossir [J>) pavoiser |_with FLAGS, pavoiser | _ one’s HAIR, se coiffer DRESS'ER [hospital) externe [stuffs, tech, etc.) appreteur -ease [kitchen) dressoir [F. HAIR] DRESS'ING toilette [of wounds, horses) panse- ment [stuffs, food, tech, &c.) appret [of skins) corroyage [manure) fagon [fam) correction : ‘ tripotee ’ | -CASE necessaire (de toilette] -GOWN robe de chambre | -ROOM cabinet de T | _TABLE table de T DRESS’ MAKER couturiere | MAKING confections pour dames | _MAKING ESTAB'- LISHMENT maison de couture : maison de confections pour dames ‘ Dress'y’ a. aimant la toilette : coquette Drew [pret. V. Draw] Drib'ble va. laisser tomber goutte a goutte [vn.) baver [football) ‘ dribbler ’ [fig) degoutter DRIB'BLING [football] ‘ _ ’ DRIB'LETS | In_, Petit a petit DRI'ERS (pi] siccatif Drie’d pp. <& a. seche: sec [apples, pears) tape -e DRIFT [of snow, etc.) monceau [storm) grele [d>) derive [geolog.) formation erratique : diluvium [Sth. Africa) gue [fig) but: tendance | I see his_, Je vois ou il veut en venir Drift a. [wood, ice, etc.] flottant Ivn.) [40 aller en derive [snow) s’amonceler [va.) chasser : pousser | To_down with the ebb tide, Deriver en jusant [F. TIDE] -ICE [aVce] glaces flottantes (pi] DRILL [tool) foret : meche [agr) semoir : drill [soldiers’) exercice | Extra _, Exercice de punition |_va. forer : percer [agr) semer par sillons [X) faire faire l’exercice (a ...] [fam) trainer [vn., X) faire l’exercice |-BOWarchet -GROUND champ dexercice | -SERGEANT sergent instructeur | _ing MACHINE, machine a percer DRI FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS DRO DRILL [agr] _ | DRILL'E fellow [sf.) drill (for boring] _S" [pi] waste rags for paper-making DRISSES' [pi] halliards [de basses voiles) jeers DROGMAN" dragoman : interpreter DROGUE drug [fam) rubbish | _r'U. to drug : to physic | ‘Faire _To keep ... waiting DROGTJERIE drugs (pi] drug business DROGUET" drugget [druggist DROGUIER" medicine chest | DROGUISTE DROIT' right CK3j (a, to] law : privilege [de cite) freedom [impot) duty : dues (pi] a bon _, With good reason | _ canon, Canon law | a qui de _, To the right party : to whom it may concern | a_ou a tort, Right or wrong | Avant faire_, Provisionally | Avoir_a, To be entitled to | De_, By right : rightfully [membre) ex officio | Donner — a, To entitle ... to ... | Etre en_de, To have a right to | Faire_a, To do justice to : to accede to (a request] Faire son_, To read for the bar | Mettre en_ de, To entitle ... to \ — des GENS" law of nations [F. Primer, i>.] Droit' -e a. right \ligne, &c.) straight [vertical et fig) upright [angle) right | ‘_ comme mon bras quand je me mouche,’ As crooked as a dog’s leg | Le _ chemin, The right way (a, to] Centre_, Moderate Conservatives Droit' ad. straight: directly : uprightly | Allez tout_! Keep straight on ! DROITE right hand : right side [parliament) Conservatives (pi] [geom) straight line | a_, On [ou to] the right | _! [<3>] Steady! So! Droite'ment' ad. rightly: justly DROITIER" Conservative Droitier" -iere a. right-handed DROITURE uprightness: straightforwardness Drolatiquea. funny : amusing |_En—, Direct DROLE scamp:‘bad lot’ [a.) droll : odd : funny| Petit_! You little rogue, you! | Un — de CORP'S' A queer fellow | Une de FILL'E, An odd [ou funny'] girl Drolement' ad. comically P bad lot ’ DRoLERIE drollery : piece of D | DRoLESSE DROMADAIRE dromedary [dre-mm'e-de-re] DRI ENGLISH—FRENCH DRO DRINK boisson [drunkenness) ivresse | Some _, a boire | _ v. \_pret. Drank : pp. Drunk] boire [take) prendre | To have a_, [ou something to_] Se desalterer : * boire un coup ’ | _hard, boire sec |_in, absorber : ‘manger’ | _like a FISH, B comme un trou | _out of, boire dans (le verre] boire a (,1a bouteille, etc.] _to ..., B a la sante de ... | _ up, boire tout | _QUES'TION, Q de l’alcoolisme Drink'able [e-be-l] a. buvable : potable DRINK'ER buveur-euse | Hard_, Fort B DRINK'ING boire [intoxication) \la)boisson : [1’) alcoolisme | Eating and_, Le boire et le manger | To take to_, S’adonner a la boisson\ Fit for_, [wine] En boite | -BOUT debauche: 4 ribote ’ | -FOUNTAIN fontaine [in Paris) fontaine Wallace | -SONG- chanson a boire | _TROUGH [troff] abreuvoir _a. a boire : potable [pers) adonne a la boisson Drip [-ppe'd] vn. degoutter : tomber goutte a goutte | _STONE larmier | DRIPP'ING graisse de roti [leakage) gouttes (pi] -PAN lechefrite | -wet a. trempe : ‘ sauce ’ DRIVE promenade : grande avenue [distance) ^ distance : course | To take a _, Faire une (en voiture]_v. [pret. Drove : pp. Drive'n] [from, de : to, a : into, dans] pousser [to go, -a>ou come) aller : venir [horses, etc.) conduire [nails, etc.) enfoncer:4 planter’ [to beat) battre [to beat in) enfoncer [a tunnel) percer [wild, 5 mad) rendre (fou] [bargains) faire [a trade) Tg exercer [tech) faire marcher or aller [compel) ^ contraindre [4>) deriver | —n ashore, jete a . la cote | _along, _on, pousser | 4 — at,’ a,tendre a | What is he driving at ? Ou veut-il en venir ? | away, out, chasser: bannir : Waller en voiture : [s’)eloigner | — back, re- « pousser: retourner | faster, aller plus vite | :S_ in, faire entrer : enfoncer : refouler | _ 2 off, renvoyer [in a carr.) partir : s’en aller | "2_on, vn. avancer : presser les chevaux |_ p,on! En route! | _over, passer sur le corps de : ecraser | DIRECT-DRIVE prise directe DRIV'EL [i bref] have [un.) baver [fig) radoter _LLER radoteur | _lling a. qui radote DRI'VER [drover) conducteur [of carriage, cab) cocher [of motor-car) chauffeur [carter) voi- 53 turier [of camel) chamelier [mule) muletier "[tool) chassoir | Engine_, Mecanicien DRIV'ING [verbal noun, rendered in Fr. by the infinitive, as, I prefer_, J’aime mieux conduire, etc.] [tunnels) percement [of car) con- duite | Furious_infraction aux reglements :§ de police sur la vitesse des voitures | Rope _, ry Transmission par cable | -BAND, -BELT courroie | -CHAIN chaine de transmission | _ LICENSE permis de conduire | -SHAFT arbre moteur | -WHEEL roue motrice Driz'zle vn. bruiner [bruine DRIZZ'LING RAIN pluie fine | Drizz'lya. de ^ Droll a. drole | A_FELLOW' Un drole de 'g corps | A — THING, Une drole de chose ^ DRO'LLERY plaisanterie : drolerie DROM'EDARY [dre-me] [& f.] dromadaire DRONE [bee) bourdon [pers) faineant [v.)bour- donner | Dro'ning a. [noise] bourdonnant Droop vn. [with,de] languir : s’affaiblir [hang down) tomber : pencher [m.) baisser DROO'PING langueur [a.) languissant DROP goutte [F. Coup kji line 22] [fall) chute [sweetmeat) pastille [chandelier) pendelogue de cristal [gallows) bascule | A_of wine, Un doigt de vin | A _of something hot, Quel- que chose de chaud | _ [-ppe'd] va. verser G a G [let go) laisser tomber [a stitch) sauter [a person by the way) descendre [a letter, into, a) jeter [a curtsy) faire [utter word) glisser [a line, etc. F. Mot] [discontinue) quitter [lose) perdre [to.) tomber G a G : degoutter (with, from, de ] [fall) tomber [slip) echapper | _ down, tomber par terre \ _ down with the TIDE, descendre en jusant |_in, [pers] entrer en passant; | _in upon .... venir [or aller] surprendre ... : passer chez ... | _off, tomber [com) diminuer [pers) s’en aller DROP'PER [ou DROP'PING-TUBE] pipette DRO FRAN C AIS—AN GL AIS DUO DROME [■&] spare spars (pi] boats (pi] DROSSE [J>] truss : lashing Dru -e a. fledged : sturdy [serre) thick _ad. thick : fast : hard DRUIDE_d | DRUIDESSE —ess Druidique a._ical DRYADE [dree] _ad [dra'i] Dt. [Doit] Debtor [Dr.] Du art. [V. De] of the : from the : of : from : some : any | DO [circumflex acc.] due DO, Due [pp. V. Devoir] a. due : owing | En port_, Carriage forward (i.e., not paid] DUC duke [F. Owl] Ducal -e a._1: of a duke DUCAT’ ducat [ang. pr. de-k'e-tf] DUCATON" ducatoon DUCHE duchy [de-tche) [titre) dukedom DUCHESSE duchess \de-tchess] DUCROIRE del credere [guarantee of debt] Ductile a. _ | DUCTILITE _ty DUEGNE duenna : old governess DUEI_[gram) dual | Se battre en_, To fight a duel | _a Vepee, D with swords | Le_, Duelling | DUELLISTE _t Duire va. to train | _a vn. to suit: to please DULCIFICATION" — | Dulcifier’ va. to DULCINEE lady-love |_sweeten DOment’ ad. duly : in due form DUNE sand-hill : dune | _S' [pi] downs DUNETTE [&] poop : hurricane deck DUO duet (de, on] [fig) exchange : cross-fire DRO ENGLISH—FRENCH DUL Drop'sical [ke-l] a. hydropique DROP'SY hydropisie | DROSS crasse : scorie DROUGHT [draoute] seeker esse DROVE troupeau : troupe [pret. V. Drive] DRO'VER conducteur (de bestiaux] Drown [draoune] v. noyer [fig) absorber : en- sevelir [voice) etouffer | _one’s self, ou be _e’d, se noyer | _ing a. qui se noie , Drow'sily [ze-le] ad. comme endormi <gDROW'SINESS assoupissement gDrow'sy a. assoupi | I am —, J’ai envie de Js dormir | I feel rather_, Je me sens lourd: le sommeil me gagne ^DRUBB'ING | A good_, Tine bonne volee DRUDGE souffre-doMlenr [vn.) ‘ trimer ’ DRUDG'ERY corvee : travail penible DRUG drogue \ ... is a — in the MARKET, ... est invendable | _STORE pharmacie j Drug [-gge’d] va. droguer [fig) empoisonner « _S (pi] droguerie | DRUGG'ET droguet IDRUGG'IST droguiste : pharmacien ■“ DRUM [ & tech) tambour : caisse [of ear) Si tympan [party) soiree [of figs) caisse [of oil) s bonhomie | Big_, Grosse caisse | Kettle_, c Timbale | Side_, Caisse roulante | -MAJOR ■% tambour-major | _STICK baguette de T H [fowls) pilon : cuisse | Drum [-mme’d] vn. o battre du tambour (upon, sur] tambouriner| - _ ... into, corner... aux oreilles de | _... § out, chasser ... au son du tambour c DRUMM'ER tambour [American sense) com- P mis voyageur:placier|DRUMM'ING bruit du tambour [American) ‘ la place ’ Drunkpp. V. Drink [with, de] ivre : ‘soul’ | Dead_, Ivre-mort DRUNK'ARD [dre-gn-ke-rde] ivrogne -esse Drunk'e’n a. [pers) ivre [things) d'ivresse \ 1 _NESS ivresse [habitual) ivrognerie Dry [drat] v. secher | _up, secher [ponds, or tears) tarir | Dry a. sec : aride [pond) tari: a sec [dried) desseche [thirsty) ... qui a soif [droll) piquant [wearisome) ennuyeux | ‘To be kept _,’ [parcel] ‘Craint Vhumidite' \ It is _weather, 11 fait sec | _FELL'OW’ pince- sans-rire | _ GOODS STORE [Amer.] maga- sin de nouveautes | -NURSE bonne d’enfant: nourrice seche | _PLATE plague | -ROT pourriture seche | -shod ad. a pied sec DRY'ER,_S (pi] siccatif DRY'ING dessechement: clessication | -ROOM sechoir [for paper) etendoir | -STOVE etuve Dry'ly, Dri'ly [drai-le] ad. [fig] sechement DRY'NESS [drai'-ne-ss'] secheresse : aridite DRY'SALTER marchand de produits chimiques D.S.O. [Dist. Service Order, Medaille militaire'] Du'al [diou-e-l] a. [gram] du duel: au duel Dub [-bbe’d] [de-b~\ va. armer [fam) baptiser DUBB'ING [de-b~\ degras DUBI'ETY [bat] incertitude Du'bious [dioube-ye-ss] a. douteux : incertain (DUCHESS_sse [slate) ardoise 60 c. sur 30 j DUCK canard: cane [canvas) toilek voile [dip) plongeon |_of a ..., ... a ravir | A_of a ^ child! Un enfant gentil a croquer | -SHOOT- c ING la chasse au canard | -WEED lentille -c d’eau | To play _S and DRAKES, Faire H des ricochets £Duck v. plonger [4>) donner la cale a ... j To £ — one’s HEAD, Faire le plongeon oDUCK'BILL PLAT'YPUS ornithorynque ^DUCK'ING plongeon [^&) cale : bapteme DUCK'LING caneton ‘DUCK'Y’ ‘ petit chou ’. ‘ma cocote ’ l DUCT conduit: canal ‘ DUDE ’ [cltoude] ‘ gommeux ’: ‘ poseur ’ DUDG'EON | In high_, Bouillant de colere /'DUE du |_S (pi] droit : impot [royalty) re- | devance | Town_s, Octroi (sDue a. [to, a] du, due [fitting) propre [time) •2 opportun [ad.) droit | The train is_at ..., 10 Le train doit arriver a ... | To fall_, [com] Echoir | When_, a Vecheance 1 DUET' [diou-ett'] duo ‘DUFF'ER’ [de-fe-r} imbecile :‘ savetier ’ \)u{\pret.&pp.\y. Dig] -OUT abri (de tranchee) DUKE [diouke] due | _DOM \de-m\ duche DUL'CIMER tympanon /'Dull a. [heavy) lourd [wearisome) assom- mant [colour) terne [fire) triste [edge blunt) emousse [sound) sourd [com) calme : plat : , mort | — of HEARING, Dur-e d’oreille | ~ I feel _, Je m’ennuie ,§Dull v. [tarnish) ternir [blunt) emousser DUL'NESS stupidite [sleepiness) appesan- tissement [weariness) ennui [blunt edge) fil emousse [sound) faiblesse [tarnish) ternis- sure | _of HEARING, Voreille dure |_of V TRADE, calme dans les affaires Du'ly [diou-le] ad. dument : exactement | I have_received ..., J’ai bien requ ... DUO FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS DYS Duodecimal -e a._1 | —cimo ad. twelfthly DUPE [u as n] _: ‘ gull ’ | Etre la_de, To be 1 taken in ’ by | Duper- va. to dupe : to ‘ take in ’ : to ‘ fool ’ | DUPERIE trickery : duping | Franche_, [fam] ‘Regular take-in’ DUPEUR -EUSE duper : deceiver DUPLICATA duplicate [dioupli-ke-tt,] DUPLICATION” _ : doubling DUPLICITE _ty : deceit Duquel prom. of which : from which Dur-e a. hard (de, to] firm : rough : stiff [a, to) used : hardened | _comme la pierre, As hard as iron | d'oreille, H of hearing | 03 uf_, Hard-boiled egg \ Pierre —e, Weather stone | ‘_a CUIRE.’ ‘Hard one’ (to manage] Durable a. [diour -re-be-l] lasting Durant- prep, during | DUR-BEC hawfinch Durcir va. to harden: to stiffen [vn. <& se vr.) to harden : to get hard [ou stiff] DURCISSEMENT-- hardening : stiffening DURE | Coucher sur la_, To sleep on the bare ground | J'en vis de_s, I had to rough it | En faire voir de _s a C D, To lead C D a sorry life DUREE duration : continuance [etoffes) wear | L’espace et la_, Time and space Durement" ad. hard : rigorously : roughly DURE-MERE dura mater Durer- vn. to last: to stand : to endure : to continue [etoffe) to wear DURE TE hardness : roughness : harshness : dulness [pour, towards) severity DURHAM [dii-ram] [<fc a.] _ [de-re-mm] DURILL'ON" [a, on] hard place [au pied) corn DUVET" down | Duve’teux- -euse a. downy: DYNAMIQUE —ics (pi] [a.) _ic Iflutfy DYNAMITE_ [dcii'-ne-mditt] DYNAMO _ [ dai'-ne-mo ] _en derivation, Shunt-wound D | _en serie, Series-wound D | _MtTRE —meter DYNASTIE_ty | Dynastique a. —ic DYSENTERIE [en, an] dys'entery DYSPEPSIE_sia | Dyspeptique a. —ic DYSPNEE dyspnoea : difficulty of breathing DUM ENGLISH-FRENCH DYK ('Dumb' a. rnuet [fig) reduit au silence | In _ SHOW, En pantomime | -BELLS [pi] halteres | -IRON support de ressort DUM'-DUM BULL'ET balle dum-dum Dumfoun'ded [ou_dere'd] pp. [fam] To be _, Rester interdit | I am —, Les bras m’en tombent: je n’en reviens pas! DUMM'Y muet : mannequin : homme de paille [at whist) mort [hoist) machine a monter | To play_, Faire le mort Dump va. deposer [goods) inonder le marche « de | _ HEAP depot | DUMPING inonda- ^ tion du marche par des produits etrangers a DUMP'LING pate mite -a Baked APPLE_, Bourdelle ^DUMPS (pi] ‘In the _Triste comme un ,‘Dum'py’ a. trapu [bonnet de nuit & ‘ DUN ’ creancier importun [va. -nne’d) impor- tuner | _[-coloured] a. brun fonce DUNCE ignorant-e : ganache : ane _’S CAP bonnet d’ane DUNG- [pas de pi.] fiente [of small animals) crotte [horse) crottin [agr) fumier [va.) fumer [im.) fienter | COW-_, Bouse de vache \ -CART tombereau a fumier | -HILL fumier DUN'GEON [de-nn-dje-nn] cachot | Secret _, Oubliettes (pi] DUN'LIN becasseau variable DUN'LOP TYRE pneu Dunlop l DUNN'AGE fardage : greniers et bardis (pi /DUODE'CIMO [<fc a.] in-douze Dupe va. duper DU'PLICATE [ke-t] double [pawn) recon- <S naissance \ In_, En double | — paits, Pieces de rechange ^•DU'RABIL'ITY [diou-re-UV-e-te] solidite •i DU'RANCE [diou-re-nnce]In — vile, ‘ Sur la paille humide des cachots ’ DURA'TION [reche-nn] duree ^Du'ring prep, pendant : durant Durst [de-rste] [ancien pret. V. Dare] DUSK brune | At_, a la brune : ‘ entre chien et loup ’ | Dusk'y a. sombre /DUST poussiere [gold etc. and pounded) 1 poudre [sweepings) balayures (pi] [‘ row ’) ~ tapage [ashes, fig) cendres (pi] To return .. to_, Rentrer dans la poussiere | -BIN boite 'c aux ordures [Paris) ‘poubelle’ |_MAN bou- g eur | -PAN pelle a main | -SHEET housse 42 Dust va. epousseter |_... over with, sau- ^DUS'TER torchon [poudrer ... de a Dus'ty a. couvert de poussiere: poussiereux| g It is very _, [road] 11 fait de la poussiere S DUTCH [& a.] hollandais [a.) de Hollande § _MAN [pi._men] Hollandais | The Flying _man [40 Le Yoltigeur H [«3l) train eclair de Londres a Plymouth (Gt. W. Ry.]_ V. OVEN rotissoire ]_WOMAN Hollandaise (Du'tiable a. imposable Du'tiful [ou Du'teous] a. obeissant (a, to] respectueux (to, pour] Du'tifully ad. res- '•2 pectueusement : avec soumission 'sDU'TY [pi. Duties] devoir : service [govrn’t) 'S droit [F. Declarer] On_, De S : de garde [X) en faction | Bounden_, Obligation (to, de] ... whose_it was to.charge de \ v Official DU'TIES, attributions : functions DWARF [a, o dans sort] nain-e [V. Standard] [m) rapetisser | _ish a. de nain _'ISHNESS petitesse : tres petite faille Dwell v. [pret. & pp. Dwelt] habiter : de- meurer [stay) rester | _ on, _ upon, insister sur [syllables) peser sur DWELL'ER habitant-e | DWELL'ING habitation | -HOUSE habitation : maison d’H | -PLACE residence [law) domicile Dwin'dle v. diminuer [away to, a) se reduire DYE [ddi] couleur : teinte [stuff) teinture [fig) nature : noirceur [ra.) teindre (..., en] -STUFFS teintures \ -WORKS teinturerie | DYE'ING teinture f"nir : gaude DY'ER teinturier | _’S WEED herbe a jau- Dy'ing [part. pres. V. Die] a. mourant ; de la mort [pers) moribond : a Vagonie |_BED lit de mort \ _WORDS dernieres paroles DYKE [daik] fosse : digue E FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS EBB E [a«y] Une muet, A silent e [i] Avec deux e, With two e’s [pr. ize] double e EAU [6] water [pluie) rain ksj [sueur) perspiration [sue) juice [tisane) ...-tea : ...-water [lotion) ...-wash |_benite, Holy W |_benite de cour, ‘ Soft-sawder ’: empty promises | — de Cologne, ‘_’ [pr. eau-de-ke-lone]_donee. Soft W [non salee) fresh W | — dure [or erne,'] Hard W |_de Javel,_de javelle, Bleaching liquid | _panee, Toast W _ de pluie, Rain-W |_potable, [fam_a boire,] Drinking W |_de puits, Pump W |_regale, Aqua regia | _rougie, Wine and W — de savon, Soap-suds | _ seconde, Dilute nitric acid | _de Seitz, [Aerated) seltzer W |_de source, Spring W | _de vaisselle, Dish W | Coup d'epee dans V_, Failure : one’s labour lost j Cuit-e a l’_, Boiled | Faire _, To leak | Faire deZ’_, [4>] To take in W | kflrnrd’—, Level with the W: just level with the surface | Gare l’_! Look out there! | 11 tombe de V_, It’s raining | ‘Lacher [or faire] de V_,’ To make W | Tomber dans V—, [fig] To fall through:to come to nothing | Faire venir V_ au moulin [V. Grist] EATJX' [pi] fountains [ville) watering-place: spa [d'une ville) waterworks [J>) wake | Les_ sont basses, [fig] I am [he is, &c.] in low water | Prendre les_, To take the waters | Entre deux _, Below the surface | _mortes, vives, Neap tides, spring tqles [V. COAL : PEA: WATER] [arrack EAU-DE-VIE brandy [V. Spirits] _de RIZ' EAU-FORTE aquafortis [gravure) etching s’Ebah'ir vr. to be amazed, astounded (de, at] EBAH'ISSEMENT" amazement Ebarber' va. to scrape : to cut down : to trim . EBARBURE chipping : cutting Ebacoui a. [-&■] with (her) seams open £ BAT' S' [pi] frolics : gambols | Prendre ses _, [or s’Ebattre, vr. Table 67] to frolic : to _ gambol : to be sporting about Ebaubi -e a. [fam] ‘ surprised beyond mea- _ sure ’: nearly speechless EBAUCHE sketch : rough outline:screw-blank Ebaucher' va. to sketch : to rough out [V. Fer] liBAUCHOIR roughing-chisel s’Ebaudir vr. to make merry EBBE, EBE [used in Normandy] ebb EAC ENGLISH—FRENCH EAS Each [itch] pron. chacun -e [follow’d by noun) chaque | _other, L’un l’autre | Of_other, L’un de l’autre [To ... _other is generally rendered by a reflective verb, as : To strike against_other, S’entre-choquer] Ea'ger [igueur] a. ardent (for, a : to, a] [earnest) empresse (a, de] impatient (de] _ly ad. ardemment : avidement : passionnement EA'GERNESS ardeur : passion : impetuosite: impatience [zeal) empressement (to, a] [craving) avidite EA'GLE [igue-l] aigle fea [X & herald) aigle | Bald _, A a tete blanche | Golden_, A dore | Sea _, A de mer | Spotted _, A criard | Whitetailed _, Pygargue | EA'GLET aiglon EAR [i-r] oreille [of corn) epi [handle) anse [V. Box, va.] To prick up one’s_s, Dresser les O’s | A quick_, VO fine | To set... by the_s, Brouiller ... | To turn a deaf_to, Faire la sourde 0 a | -ACHE mal d’O | -DROP pendant |_'mark va. affeeter specialement (for, a] -RING boucle d’O | -TRUM'PET cornet acoustique | -WAX cerumen Long-eare'd a. ... a longues Os ('EA RL comte [Fern. Countess, Comtesse] _'DOM comte (titre] Ea’r'liest [li-este] a. premier : plus ancien EA'R'LINESS diligence: heure prematuree : heure peu avancee [fig) precocite Ea’r'ly a. [first) premier : ancien [pers) ma- ^ tinal fee: matineux [hour) peu avancee [fruit) -g precoce: hatif: avance [ad.) de bonne heure: ^ de bon matin | As_as 1260, Deja en 1260 | i. Earlier than 1260,Anterieur(-ement)al260 | _ in, [the month] Dans les premiers jours de | — in the morning, De bonne heure | The — BIRD catches the worm, ‘Le premier arrive chausse lesbottes’ | _CHRISTIANS premiers chretiens | _ RI'SER ... qui est matinal | _RI'SING habitude de se lever v de bonne heure ^ Ea'rn va. gagner [fig) meriter : valoir qjEA'R'NEST gage [foretaste) avant-gout i In _, Au serieux | ‘To set about it in good_, Se £ mettre serieusement a l’ouvrage [a.) ardent: ~ empresse : convaincu | -MONEY arrhes (pi] _ly ad. ardemment : instamment : vive- <» ment : avec empressement | _NESS con- g 1notion : ardeur : zele | With great_, Avec i. un grand serieux [travail ^EA'RN'INGS (pi] gain | Hard _, Fruit du CEA'RTH terre [fox’s, efec.) terrier | Ends of the _, Confins de la terre j -NUT gland de T | _WIRE fil de masse \ -WORK terrassement •“ [X)ouvrage en terre | -WORM ver de terre <gEa‘rtli vn. se terrer | _up va. butter Ea'rth'en a. de terre \ _PAN terrine ~~ EA'RTH'ENWARE poterie: faience [a.) de f «EA RTH'ING UP buttage | Ea'rth'ly a. terrestre | -minded a. mondain | -MINDEDNESS attachement aux vanites de ce monde : mondanite EA’RTH'QUAKE tremblement de terre vEa’rth'y a. terreux : de terre EAR'WIG [ire-ouigg] perce-oreille EASE [xze] aise : aisance : repos [relief) sou- lagement [fig) tranquillite [V. CHAPEL] At _, a Vaise \ With _, Avec facilite : avec grace \ Ease va. adoucir : soulager [fig) tranquilliser [a cable) filer | 7ter/ Doucement! | _off, larguer [braces) choquer EA'SEL [ize-l] chevalet Ea'sily [iz'-e-le] ad. facilement: sans peine : aisement: a mon [son, leur, etc.] aise [gently) doucement EA'SINESS [izi] aisance : facilite : douceur EAST [iste] est : orient [points of compass, V. Est, Fr.] In the_of France, Dans l’est | In [ou to] the_, En Orient | Far_, Extreme-01 East a. d’est : de l’est : est [Asiatic, etc.) oriental: d’orient |_INDIA Co., Compagnie des Indes | _WIND vent d’est EBE FRAN^AIS—ANGLAIS ECH EBENE ebony | Ebener' va. to stain ... black | £b£NIER” ebony-tree | Faux_, Laburnum | EBENISTE cabinet-maker | _RIE cabinet- __ work : C-making Eblouir va. to dazzle (de, with, by] Eblouissant' -e a. dazzling £BL0UISSE'MENT" dazzling [rued) dizziness EBONITE — Eborgn'er- va. to put ...’s eye out [jard)to nip _ the buds of [fig) to nearly blind EbouiU'ir vn. to boil away [earth EBOULE'MENT” giving way : fall ou run of Eboulef vn. [or S’_w.] to give way : to slip lEbouleux’ -euse a. loose : ... that gives way EBOUL1S’ [fallen) rubbish : debris Ebourgeon'ner' va. to disbud ‘Ebouriffanf-e ’ a. ‘unheard of’: astounding Ebouriffe-e a. in disorder : flurried iSbouriffer' va. ‘to put ...’s hair all about’: to ruffle : to disorder • to scandalize EBRANCHEMENT- lopping Ebrancher’ va. to lop IlBRANLE’MENT” shaking : shock : concussion : _ commotion : violent disturbance Ebranler’ va. to shake : to disturb : to set ... going : to start | S’_, To shake : to move (onward, off, etc.] to be in motion : to begin __ to give way EbrecheV va. to notch : to break off a bit of... [itne fortune) ‘ to make a hole in ’ EBROUE'MENT" snorting s’Ebrouer- vr. to snort [abroad Ebruiter’ va. to noise ... abroad | S’_, To get EBULLITION" _ | Point d'_, Boiling P Ecacher' va. to crush [tres fam) to squash ECAILL'AGE scaling : shelling ECAILL'E shell: scale [_de tortue) tortoise- _ shell | Ecaill'e -e a. with the scales off Ecaill'er' va. to scale : to shell | S'_, To scale off: to come,^ shale, chip off £CAILL'ER"-E.RE oyster-man : oyster-woman Ecaill'eux' -euse a. scaly : shaly ECALE shell • husk : pod Ecaler' va. [used only of walnuts] to peel ECANGUEUSE scutching-machine Ecarbouill'er" va. [fam] to smash : to crush EGARLATE scarlet | _[or d’_] a. scarlet... IlCARQUILL’EMENT" [fam] stretching open Ecarquill'er' va. [fam] to stretch ... open : to stretch out [yeux) to open ... wide £CART“ start aside : strain [fig) digression : flight : gap : difference : discrepancy : error [cartes) cards thrown out (pi] a 1’_, Aside : alone [F. Aloof] Mettre ... a 1’_, To set ... aside : to set ... on one side IlCARTIl [game of cards] _ Ecarte -e a. remote : ‘ out-of-the-way ’: lonely liCARTELE'MENT" quartering Ecarteler' va. to quarter (de, with] ECARTE'MENT'' distance apart : space, width _ between [de vis, etc.) pitch [F. DISTANCE] Ecarter' va. to separate : to open : to turn [ou set] aside : to keep off (out, away] to do away with : to scatter [cartes) to throw out | S’_, To deviate (de, from] to get out of the way : to __ wander | Ne vous ecartez pas, Don’t go away Ecatir va. to press : to put a finish on EC AUBE very small boat ECCHYMOSE [ch, k] _mosis : livid bruise ECCLI^SIASTE _tes [pr. -tize] ECCLliSIASTIQUE _ic : clergyman — a. ecclesiastical : clerical EiCERVELEi-E mad-cap [a.) crazy : wild ECHAFAUD” scaffold : stage | _AGE scaffold- , ing [fig) preparations (pi] show Echafauder' v. to erect scaffolding, a stage : to show off: to ‘make a to-do about’ | S'_, To erect scaffolding, a stage £CHALAS" pole : sticklers) ‘as thin as a lath’ Echalasser' va. to prop (vines, etc.] ECHALIER" hurdle-fence : hurdle : stile ECHALOTE shallot Echancrer' va. to slope : to hollow ... out ECHANCRURE slope : hollow : cut ^CHANGE exchange [fig) interchange | En _ de, In E for | _able a. exchangeable —r‘ va. to exchange (contre, pour, for] ECHANSON" cup-bearer ECH ANTI GN' OLE block (for support] ^CHANTILL'ON" sample : pattern : specimen [&) model | —NNAGE sampling | _nner' va. to take a sample [ou P] of: to compare ... with the S [ou P] ECHAPPATOIRE loop-hole • shuffle £CHAPP£ -E runaway [pp.) escaped | _ du _ bagne, ‘ Jail bird ’ ECHAPPEE prank : snatch : opening: glimpse | Par —S', At intervals : now and then | _de VUE vista ECHAPPE'MENT" escape [liorlogerie) escapement [d’un moteur) exhaust | _a recul, Recoil E | — a repos, Dead-beat E | Tuyau _ d’—, E pipe | Vapeur d’_, Exhaust steam Echapper' vn. to escape (de, a, from] to run away : to avoid (de ...] to slip [ou to get] off, away, down, out | _ a toute description, To baffle description | L’_ belle, To have a narrow escape | S’_, To escape | Le mot m’echappe, I can’t just think of the word | Celam’aechappe, It escaped my notice | Cela __ m’est echappe, It was a slip of mine ECHARDE splinter : prickle Echardonner' va. to clear ... of thistles ECHARPE scarf: sling [tech) surface-table [de poulie) shell | En _, In a sling : across : diagonally | —r‘ va. to slash : to cut ... to , pieces [tech) to card [hisser) to sling ECHASSE stilt [const) scaffold-pole | Sur des ECHASS1ERS” [pi] waders |__s> On stilts ECHAUBOULURE pimple £CHAUD£ light cracknel Echauder' va. to scald | Chat echaude craint Veau froide, A burnt child dreads the fire : once bit. twice shy | S’_, To scald one's self [fig) to burn one’s fingers : to smart ECHAUDOIR scalding-tub [ou-house] [pation ECHAUFFE’MEWT” heating : overheat: consti- Echauffer' va. to heat: to excite : to overheat | S’_, To get warm [ou heated] to be over- heated : to get in a passion ECHAUFFOUREE skirmish : unlucky move ECHAUGUETTE watch-tower [ou -box] ECHEANCE expiration : term [traite) bill to meet: B falling due : maturity | a V_, When due : at maturity | a longue_, Long-dated | _ _CtER" bill-book Echeant' part. \ Le cas_, Should it so happen : if it comes about (that] ECH FRANC AIS—ANGLAIS ECL £CHEC [pr. thee] check -.defeat: reverse: blow: failure j_et mat, Check-mate | —S' [pr. the c] (pi] chess [pieces) chessmen (pi] [F Chess] ECHELETTE small ladder ECHELLE ladder [dessin, etc.) scale [4>) port [des haubans) shroud |_de commandement, Accommodation ladder | _double, Trestle : pair of steps | _mobile, Sliding scale | — diatonique, Diatonic scale | — de sauvetage, Fire-escape | _de siege, Scaling L | —S' du LEVANT' Commercial ports of the Levant | Faire la courte _, To climb upon ...’s [ou one another’s] shoulders [fig) to give ... a lift liCHELON" round : rung : step [fig) stepping- stone [X) echelon | —nner' va. [X) to draw ... up : to post [fig) to marshal: to proportion : to post ... one after another | Droit _nne, Differential duty tCHENILL'AGE clearing ... of caterpillars Echenill'er' va. to clear ... of caterpillars ECHEVEAU hank : skein [3,600 yds. flax yarn : in Fr. cotton sp. 1000 metres] Echevele -e a. tangled [pers) with dishevelled ^ hair [fam) with (her) hair all down EGHEVETTE skein [in French cotton sp., 100 metres : Eng. flax or tow, 300 yards] IlCHEVIN" alderman : provost Echevinal -e a. aldermanic ECHINE_ spine : back-bone | —EE chine (of pork] Echiner' va. to break ...’s back : to _ kill [fam) to knock ... up | S’_[fam] To knock Echique'te-e a. chequered [_° s UP £.C H1QU1ER" exchequer [jeu) chess-board [filet) square net | En_, In squares liCH'O [ay-ko]_[pr. efc-o] {adhesion) response Echoir vn. to fall due : to expire [F. Echeant] ECHOPPE stall : graver | _PPAGE edging tCHOUAGE beaching Ting ECHOUE'MENT ' running ... aground : strand- Echouer' v. to run ... aground : to lie dry [tiy) to be a failure : to fall through : to come to a Eehu-epp. [F. Echoir] due [dead lock Ecimer' va. to take the top off liCLABOUSSE'MEMT" splashing _sser' va. to splash | _SSURE splash ECLAIR lightning : flash of L [ou of light] _S' de CHALEUR sheet lightning £CLA!RAGE lighting [au gaz, with gas] ECLAIRCIE open glade : clearing : vista [des __ fruits) thinning out [du temps) bright interval Eclaircir va. to clear, to clear up [rendre moins epais) to thin [jard) to thin out [fig) to throw light on : to enlighten | S’_, To clear up : to get clean, bright, thin, enlightened £CLAIRCISSE'MENT"clearing up:explanation ECLAIRE celandine Eclaire -e a. enlightened [classe) educated Eclairer' va. (Table 71) to light : to light up : to illuminate [fig) to enlighten:to throw light (de, upon] to watch : to overlook [X) to reconnoitre [vn.) to shine : to give light : to , lighten [F. LIGHT] £CLAIREUR scout ECLANCHE shoulder of mutton Eclancher' va. to lock : to fix ECLAT" splinter : piece [bruit) shout : burst: explosion [de tonnerre) peal [soleil, couleurs) brightness: sheen [de la lumiere) flash: brightness [fig) splendour: show: brilliance: ‘ eclat ’: outburst | Faire un_, To make a noise : to cause an open rupture | Feu a_S' Flashing _ light | Rire aux_s, [F. Rire] Eclatant' -e a. bright:splendid : dazzling : radiant [cowlear) brilliant: gaudy [fait) striking: remarkable : notorious ; glorious [son) ringing : clear : loud : resounding | Dementi_, Downright [ou startling] contradiction ECLATE'MENT" bursting : explosion : splitting Eclater' vn. to burst : to split : to break : to explode : to break forth [ou out] to give way to : to shine : to flash : to blaze abroad | — de rire, To burst out laughing | Faire_ .... To burst : to blow up : to break ECLECTIQUE eclectic philosopher [a.)_ic ECLIPSE_ | _r' va. to eclipse | S’_, To be _ eclipsed : to vanish ECLIPTIQUE _ic [splints : to fish IiCLISSAGE fishing | Eclisser' v. to put ... in ECLISSE cheese-mat [med) splint [rail) fishplate [Amer.) splice Eclope -e a. lame : crippled : limping EAS ENGLISH-FRENCH ECS EA'STER [rste-V] Paques (sing]_EGG teuf de P | -MON'DAY le lundi de P Easterly a. d'est Ea'stern a. de l’est [Asiatic) oriental | The_ QUES'TION, La question d’Orient Eastward a. a l’est : vers l’est : vers l’orient Ea'sy [x'-ze] a. facile [slack, free) aise [yielding) accommodant [seat) confortable [stages) petit [calm) tranquille [manners) libre : complaisant [style) naturel [ad.) doucement | To make o’s_, Se tranquilliser : etre tranquille | To take it_, En prendre a son aise [deliberately) se donner du bon temps | — CHAIR fauteuil | -going a. peu exigeant: bon Eat [ite] va. [pret. Eat (eft] Ate (e'ie] pp. Eate'n [ite-nn] manger [F. Something] — away,_ up, manger: devorer |_ away, into, ronger : consumer | Ea'table a. [ite-e-be-l] a. mange- able | _S [pi] comestibles : vivres EA'TER [ite-r] mangeur -euse EA'TING manger : chere | ... is good _, ... est un bon morceau | -HOUSE restaurant | -HOUSE-KEEPER traiteur : restaurateur EA'YES [ivze] rebords du toit [arch) larmier | -DROPPER ecouteur auxportes EBB reflux' [Normandy) ebe [wi.) baisser | The _and flow, Le flux' et le reflux' | At a low _, Bien bas | To_away, S’ecouler EBB-TIDE [4>] jusant | With the_, Au J EB'ONY [eb'-e-ne'] e'bene : bois d’E [a.) d'ebene EBULLI'TION eb_fefi : acces : transport ECCEN'TRIC [_& a.] [ek-serm'] excentrique | -ROD, -STRAP, tige, collier d’E ECCLE'SIAS'TIC [<fc _al a.] ecclesiastique | _al COMMISSIONERS les administrateurs en Ang. des biens de VEglise Ech'o v. faire echo feo [with, de) retentir ECON'OMISING economies (pi] EG'STASY leks'-te-ce] extase Ecstat'ic a. extatique ECL FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS ECR Eclore vn. (Table 36) [oeufs) to hatch [fieurs) _ to open : to blow [jour) to dawn [fig) to come ficlos' -e pp. [V. Eclore] [to light ECLOSION" hatching [fieurs, etc.) opening ECLUSE [s, z] sluice : dam [d’un canal) lock | Portes d’—, Lock-gates |_EE water needed to fill lock | Eel user' va. to lock £CLUSIER" -IERE [s, z] lock-keeper tCOBUAGE burning the weeds ECOBUE turfing spade | _S' roots and bushes Ecoeurant' -e a. sickening : disgusting Ecoeurer' va. to sicken : to make ... sick ECOLE school [V. SCHOOL] training | ... a tonne_, [fig] Under good schooling | Faire _, To be the head of the S : to be a fundamental doctrine | Faire une _, To make a blunder | _de GUERRE staff college | _ NORMALE training college : normal school £COLIER"-LEit!.K pupil : student (m., f] [fam) scholar : school-boy : school-girl j Papier_, Foolscap | D’_, En_, Scholar-like : schoolboy’s ... | Le chemin des _s, The longest __ way round ISconduirem. {Table 51) to show ... out: to get rid of : to dismiss | Etre econduit, To meet with a polite refusal £conomat •• stewardship: steward’s office tCONOME steward [college) bursar [a.) eco- ^ nomical: saving : careful : a good manager ECONOMIE_my : management : system : saving [V. Save] L’_politique, Political E | __ L’_sociale, Social science Economique a. economical: inexpensive : ... _ that saves money : cheap [V. Fourneau] Economiser' va. to econ'omise : to save : to make the most of, best of £conomiste _st: political economist ECOPE scoop : skimmer | _r' va. to bale out [vn. fam) to ‘ be the one to suffer ’ ECOPERCHES' [pi] scaffold-poles ECORCE [d’arbre) bark [d’un fruit, etc.) peel: rind : skin : shell [du globe) crust [fig)outside| Mettre le doigt entre l’arbre et V_, [fam] To interfere in family quarrels [F. Candied] __MENT" barking | _r' va. to bark : to skin ECORCHEE [com] a V_, In small lots Ecorcher' va. to skin : to take the skin off ...: to graze [Voreille) to grate (on the ear] [pers, fig) to fleece |_vif, To flay ... alive | Je me suis ecorche le bras, I have rubbed the skin off my arm | II ecorche l’anglais, He speaks terribly bad English | II ecorche le franejais, He speaks horrible French £corcheur knacker [fig) ‘ regular swindler’ [en Amerique) very smart man ECORCHURE bare place : sore [F. Ecorcher] £COREUR one who checks the sales of fish Ecorner' va. to break off a horn [ou a corner] from [tech) to round off [fig) to curtail [fam) __ to make a hole in [livre) to dog’s-ear Ecornifler' va. to sponge upon (a person) for ECORNIFLERIE sponging £CORNIFLEUR sponger : parasite ECORNURE broken corner : piece chipped off tCOSSAGE shelling tCOSSAIS'-E Scotchman : Scotch lad : S boy: Scotchivoman [ou Scotch lady, ou girl] [etoffe) plaid [tech) poker [a.) Scotch [douche) alternately hot and cold Ecosser' va. to shell £cot- share : reckoning : scot: party [arbre) £COTARD" [4>] ‘Scotchman’ [stump £COUL£ I L’_, [com] Last month : ‘ ult.’ £coule-ment'- flow: running [agr) drainage _ [com) market: ready sale | Fosse d’_, Drain Ecouler' va. to sell: to dispose of | Faire _, To drain : to get rid of | S’_, To pass away: __ to run off: to vanish [com) to sell: to go off ECOUPE [&] squeegee £courgeon- winter barley [to dock Ecourter’ va. to shorten : to lessen : to crop : ECOUTE secret listening-place [&) sheet | Etre [or Se mettre] aux_s, To be listening: __ to be on the watch Ecouter' v. to listen (to] to hear : to pay particular attention to | Etre_e, To be listened to | N’_que d’une oreille, To be inattentive | S’_, To indulge one’s self | II s’ecoute parler, He minces his words | II s’ecoute trop, He thinks too much about his health £couteur listener : eaves-dropper Eeouteux' -euse a. skittish : ... that shies ECOUTILL'E hatchway | Fermer les_s, To batten down the hatches | £COUTILL'ON" £COUVILLON"mop [X)sponge [booby-hatch —nner' va. to mop : to sponge £cran" screen : fire-screen Ecrasant' -e [s, z\ a. crushing : humiliating : _ overwhelming Ecrase -e [s, z\ a. crushed : flat tCRASE'MENT" [s, z~\ crushing: bruising Ecraser' [s, z] va. to crush : to bruise, squash, smash : to overwhelm [d’une voiture) to run ECRltMAGE skimming [over Ecremer' va. to take the cream off... : to skim ECREMEUSE cream-separator EcrSter' va. to shoot away the top of ECREVISSE cray-fish [astr) Cancer s’Ecrier' vr. to cry : to cry out: to exclaim ECRILL'E grating IlCRIN" casket: jewel-case : case Ecrire va. (Table 48) to write (a, to] to spell | Comment s’ecrit ce nom? How is this name spelt? | J’ai ecrit que ..., I wrote [ou I have written] to say that... | De quoi_, Writing materials (pi] Machine a _, Typewriter | S’_, To write to each other [ou one another] [chose) to be written £crit" writing : agreement: work : treatise | Par _, In writing | Un mot d’_, A brief note : a line or two EiCRITEAU notice: notice-board ECRITOIRE inkstand ECRITURE writing : hand-W [sainte) Scripture [com)entry | —S'[d,] papers [dr) written documents | II a une belle_, He writes a _ good hand | Commis aux_s', Clerk : copy- Ecrivaill'er' va. to scribble [ing C —LL'ERIE scribbling _EUR scribbler ^CRIVAIN" writer | _public, Letter-W ECRIVASSIER” scribbler £CR1VEUR -EUSE [fam] writer : letter-W £crou nut [for screw] [prison) entry on the calendar | Levee de 1’_, Discharge [T. NUT] ECROUELLES' (pi] [the) king’s evil Ecrouer” va. to enter ... as a prisoner : to send ... to prison ECR FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS EFF Ecrouir va. to cold-hammer : to H-harden liCROULE'MENT" fall: falling in [fig) ruin s’Ecrouler' vr. to fall: to fall in : to collapse: to give way : to come to nothing £CROUTAGE breaking up the surface ECROUTE [agr] surface [surface Eero liter' va. to break up [ou plough] the £CRU raw silk : colour of raw S | _-e a. raw: ^ unbleached [serviette) brown ECRUES' [pi] seedlings ECU shield [monn) crown [pap. a dessin) demy| Petit_, Half-a-crown | Des_S' ‘lots of tin’ liCUBIER" hawse-hole £CUEIL' rock : reef: breakers (pi] [fig) danger: temptation ECUELBE bowl ECUELLEE bowl (ful] Eculer' va. to tread ... down at the heel | S’_, To wear down at the heel jScumant' -e a. foaming ECTJME [cheval, vague) foam [cuisine, et gens) scum [metal) dross | Pipe d’_, Meerschaum P | _de MER meerschaum Ecumer' va. to skim [fig) to scour [vn.) to foam IlCUMEUR de MER pirate Ecumeux' -ease a. foamy ECUMOIRE skimmer Ecurer' va. to scour [puits) to clean out £CUREUIL' squirrel £CUREUR-EUSE scullery-boy : S-maid ECURIE stable [wagon- ecurie) horse-box [fig) equipage : stud | Cheval a Z’_, Constant expense | Garqon d’__ Ostler : stable-boy | Fermer V_, [F. STABLE] _£'(pl] stabling: repository | Nettoyer les_S' d’Augias, To cleanse the Augean stable IiCUSSQN" knob [blason) escutcheon [jardin.) eye-bud | _nner' va. to bud £CUSSONNOIR budding-knife £CUYER'' riding-master : horseman : rider [de prince) equerry [titre) esquire [rampe) handrail _tranchant, Carver | Grand_, Master of the horse | _YERE horsewoman \ Bottes a V_, Riding boots ECZEMA _ | EDDA __ | EDELWEISS _ EDEN [ay-denn] [ide-n] L’ , Eden Edente -e [en as an] a. toothless Edenter" va. to break the teeth of (a saw, etc.] Edicter' va. to decree ^DICULE small erection Edifiant' -e a. edifying EDIFICATION" _ EDIFICE _ : building [fig) fabric Edifier' va. to build : to build up [fig) to edify^ EDILE city magistrate |_S' (plj or EDILITE city magistrates : ‘city fathers’ £DIT" edict Editer' va. to publish £D!TEUR publisher : editor | Libraire_, __ Bookseller and publisher EDITION'' _: publication [F. Library] liDREDON" eider-down : E-D quilt EDUCATE UR _tor : breeder EDUCATION"_ ^ : breeding : training | _ D’_a. educational | Fairel’_de, to educate EDULCORATION"_ : sweetening Edulcorer' va. to sweeten Eduqu'er' va. to bring up : to train EFFACEMENT" _ : striking out Effacer' va. to efface : to erase : to strike [rub, scratch, wash, ou wear] out ... : to obliterate [pers) to throw ... into the shade | S’_, To rub [ou wear, etc.] out [pers) to keep in the background : to stand aside | Efface a. obscure : thrown into the shade : unimportant EFFAQURE erasure EFF. a P, a R, Bills payable, receivable Effare -e a. scared : wild : frightened EFFARE'MENT" fright: terror Effarer' va. to scare : to frighten EFFAROUCHE'MENT” fright: alarm Effarouclier' va. to scare ... away: to alarm: to give offence to | S’_, To take fright : to be alarmed [ou startled] EFFECTIF effective force |_-ive a. effective | _ivement' ad. in fact: indeed : actually : yes : practically Effectuer' va. to realize : to effect: to perform Effemine -e a. effeminate Effeminer' va. to make ... effeminate EFFERVESCENCE _ [fig) excitement Effervescent' -e a._[fig) excited EDD ENGLISH-FRENCH EFF EDD'Y remous : tourbillon [vn.) tourbillonner EDGE [blade) tranchant : fil [of axe, etc.) tail - lant [rim) bord [of a river, etc.) bord [book, coin) tranche [of stone) angle [coin) cordon | Bevelled_, Arete en biseau | Chamfered_, Chanfrein | Gilt_s, Dore sur tranche | On_, De champ [teeth) agace | To dull the_of, Emousser | -TOOL instrument tranchant | •TOOL MAKER taillandier Edge va. aiguiser : affiler : border | _away, [4>] s’eloigner | _in, [a word] glisser Edg'e'd a. tranchant [bordered) borde | Two- _, a deux T’s | Gilt-_, Dore sur tranche Edg'e'ways, Edg'e'wise ad. de champ EDGrTNG bordure \ Braid for _, Passepoil Ed'ible a. comestible : bon a manger _ BIRD’S-NEST. nid d’hirondelle E'DICT [i-diktf] edit Ed ify [/cm] va. edifier | _ing a. edifiant Ufed'it va. editer [newsp.) rediger : diriger ED'ITOR [te-r] [newspaper or magazine) re- dacteur en chef: directeur [sub-) secretaire de la redaction EDITO'RIAL article de fond [a.)... d’editeur: ... de redacteur — DEPARTMENT redaction ED'ITORSHIP direction Ed'ucate [ed-you-kete] va. elever | He was_d at Paris, 11 a fait ses etudes a P Ed'ucated a. instruit : lettre EDUCA'TION fee_(des pers] enseignement | _al a. d’education : scolaire | _BOOKS, livres classiques E.E. =‘ S.E. ou 0.’ [sauf erreur ou omission] EEL [£Ze] anguille [F. Equille, Lanqon] -PIE pate d’A | -POUT [paoutt] lotte E’en [me] [poetique pour Even] acl. meme Effa'ce [e-fece] va. effacer EFP FRAN ^ AIS—AN GLAIS EGL EFFET’’ effect: intent: purpose : action [billet) bill | —S' [pi] effects : goods : things : bills [publics) funds |... a effet. Intended for effect: ‘clap-trap’ | a cet_, For this purpose | a 1’_ de, With a view to | a simple, double_, [tech] Single-, double-acting | En_, In fact: indeed: in reality : and as far as that goes ... | Faire T_de ..., To look (ou sound) like ... EFFEXJILL'AISON" thinning the leaves Effeuill'er' va. to strip : to thin the leaves of S’_, To shed its [ou their] leaves El'ficace a. efficacious (contre, against] —menf ad. effectually EFFICACITE efficiency | Avec_, To good Efficient' -e a—t | EFFIGIE_gy [purpose EFFIL.£ fringe | _-e a. slender Effiler' va. to unravel: to pick : to taper off EFFILOCHE, EFFILOQUE shoddy : waste EFFILOGHEE pulp [silk Effilocher',—loqu’er’w. to tear up : to ravel EFFILOCHEUSE shoddy-mill:‘devil’ Lout EFFILURES' [pi] ravellings Efflanque -e a. thin : lank [fam)‘lanky’ s’Efflanquer' vr. to lose flesh : to get thin Effleurer' va. to skim [fam) to ‘just touch’ ou ‘touch on’ : to glance at ... : to strip ... of its flowers EFFLORESCENCE _: time of flowering EFFLUVE [<fk f.] effluvium [lapse EFFONDREMENT" trenching : falling in : col- Effondrer' va. to break down [open, in] to dig ... deep [volaille) to draw | Cliarrue a _, Trenching plough | S’_, To collapse s’Efforcer' vr. [de, to] to try : to endeavour: to exert o’self : to strain o’self EFFORT"— [ang. pr. effeurte] endeavour: strain [du vent) force | Faire tous ses _S' pour, To strain every nerve to | Se donner un_, To overstrain one’s self |_tranchant, Shearing force EFFRACTION" \ Yol avec _, House-breaking | Vol de nuit avec_, Burglary EFFRAIE barn-owl Effrayant' -e a. dreadful : frightful Effrayer’ va. to frighten : to terrify | S’_, To take fright (de, at] to be frightened [ou scared] Effrene-e a. unbridled : unrestrained Effriter' va. to exhaust EFFROI fright : terror : dismay Effronte -e a. impudent [-emenf -ly] EFFRONTERIE —ery : impudence Effroyable a. frightful [-ment’ -lly] Effruiter’ va. to strip ... of its fruit EFFUSION"— [fam) shedding [du coeur, &c.) overflowing | — de sang, Bloodshed | Avec _, Warmly : most warmly £FOURCEaG trolly (for heavy weights] Egal -e a. equal : the same : even : like | a 1’_ de, As much as | Cela m’est_, It is all the same to me : I don’t care (which] D’_a_, As an equal | Sans_, Unequalled —ernent' ad. alike : both : likewise : too Egaler' va. to equal : to match : to compare (a, to, with] to put ... on a par (with] Egaliser’ va. to equalize : to make ... even Egalitaire a. ... aiming at social equality : E- , loving ... : ... believing in E EGALITE evenness [fig) equality : uniformity EGARD" regard : consideration | al’_de. With R to : as for | a cet_, In this respect | a mon —, To me : for me | a tous _s, In every respect | Eu_a, In consideration of | Par_ pour, Out of C for : for ... sake | Des_s pour, Some R for Egare -e a. bewildered : stray: scattered: wandering :1 out-of-the-way ’: erring liGAREMENT" error:fault:mistake [de l’esprit) wandering Egarer' va. [pers) to mislead [perdre) to mislay | S’_, To go astray (loin de, from] to lose one’s way : to lose o’s [chose) to be mislaid [tig) to err [la raison) to wander £GAYEMENT" enlivening : cheering up Egayer’ va. to enliven : to cheer ... up [arbres) __ to thin | S’_, To be merry [ou lively] to cheer EGIDE shield : protection LUP : to amuse o’s liGLANTIER" eglantine : sweet-briar EGLANTINE dog-rose : wild rose EFF ENGLISH-FRENCH EGG EFFECT' effet fed : contre-coup | To take_, Faire son effet [law) entrer en vigueur | Of no_, Inutile [law) non avenu | Nothing has any _on him, Rien ne lui fait | To that_, a cet effet | To be without_, Rester sans effet ] To feel the_S of, Se ressentir de |_S biens: etfets | Effect' va. effectuer : executer : ac-. complir | _ive a. effectif -ive [remedy, etc.) efficace [-ly, -ivement, -ment] Effec'tual a. efficace [-11 y, -ment] serieux EFFEM'INACY [ne-ce]mollesse nate[ne-t] a. effemine-e [-ly, d’une maniere E] Efferves'ce [uess] vn. etre en effervescence: mousser | _cing a. [drinks, etc.] gazeux Effe'te [fite] a. epuise Effica'cious [keche-ss] a. efficace [-ly, -ment] EFF'ICACY [ke-ss-e] efflcacite EFFICIENCY efflcacite [engine) rendement Efficient a. [cause)_[remedy) efficace [pers) capable | _ly ad. efficacement EFFLU'YIUM [pi—via] exhalaison : effluve EFF'ORT _ | Every _, Tous ses efforts | I had to make an_to ..., 11 m’en coutait beau- coup de ... | I made a strong_to ..., Je me suis efforce de ... EFFUL'GENCE [i-feuV-dje-nnce] splendeur : Efful'gent a. eclatant [eclat EFFU'SION e_[med) epanchement Effu'sive a. par trop chaleureux EFT, EV'ET triton : salamandre (d’ecm] EGG oeuf [silk-worms) graine | To boil an _ three minutes, Faire cuire un ceuf trois minutes | Boiled _, CEuf a la cogue \ Hard boiled_, GEuf dur | Poached_S, CEufs sur le plat [F. Pocher, Poach] Rotten_, (E couvi | Stale_, GE gate | Boil them hard, Faites-les bien cuire | Boil them soft, Ne les faites pas trop cuire | This egg is hard, Cet ceuf est trop cuit | This egg is too soft, Cet oeuf n’est pas assezcuit | -CUP coquetier | DEAL'ER mar- chand d’oeufs | -PLANT aubergine |-SHELL coguille d’oeuf | ‘Egg on’ va. pousser ... (a] EGL FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS ELE EGLISE church | EGLOGU'E eclogue EGOiNE pruning-saw | EGOlSME selfishness EGOlSTE [& f.] selfish man [oil woman, etc.] _ egotist [a.) selfish Eyorger" va. to cut ...’s throat : to kill s’Egosiirer" vr. to shout [ou sing] o’s hoarse EGOTISME_sm | EGOTISTE _st EGQUT" drain : sink : sewer : drip : spout |1 Rat EGOUTIER" sewer-man |_d’_Sewer-man EGOUTTAGE draining iSgoutter’ v. to drain : to drop : to drip EGOUTTOIR draining-frame EGOUTTUBE drainings (pi] Egrainer' v. [V. iSgrener] Egrapper' va. to pick out : to thin out Egratiqn’er' va. to scratch EGBATIGNUBE scratch EGRENAGE [raisins) picking [grains) shelling _ [du coton) ginning Egrener' va. to pick : to shell [le coton) to gin | _son chapelet, To tell one’s beads | S’_, To drop from the stalk Egrill’ard" -e a. ‘ sprack ’: ‘ wide-awake’: pert EGRISE, _E diamond-dust | _ser' va. to cut EGRUGE'OIR mortar | Egruger' va. to crush Egueuler' va. to break the spout [ou the lip] of EGYPTIEN'-ENNE [& a.] _tian [che-nn] Eh ! [like ay in may\ int. Ah ! Well! | _bien! Well then ! Never mind ! Eh'erber' va. to hoe : to weed Ehonte -e a. shameless : barefaced Ehouper* va. to lop (the top of] EIDER [eddair'i eider-duck EJACULATION" [priere) [emission) ejec- Ejaculer* va. to ejaculate : to eject [tion ELABOBATION" — : concoction Elaborer' va. to elaborate ELAGAGE lopping [branches) loppings (pi] Elaguer- va. to lop, lop off [fig) to prune £LAN" bound : start: impulse : spirit: life : enthusiasm : impetus [4>) list [anim.) elk [du Canada) moose [raked Elanc6 -e a. slender: tall and slender [&) rakish liLANCEMENT" leap : darting : shooting pain : twinge : transport [J>) raking : rake Elancer' v. to shoot : to dart | S’_, To dash: to rush : to dart : to throw o’s (contre, sur, at, upon] to shoot : to shoot up [ou out] Elargir va. to widen : to enlarge : to increase : to extend [prisonn.) to release ELARGISSE MENT” widening : enlargement _ [de prisonnier) liberation : release ELABGISSUBE piece let in ELASTICITY_ty IlLASTIQUE elastic band [a.) elastic : springy | Gomme_, India-rubber ELBEUF broad-cloth (made at Elbeuf] liLECTEUR elector | Electif -ive a._ive ELECTION"_ | _legislative, Parliamentary E | Pays d’_, [F. Etat] [V. BYE D^] Electoral -e a._1 | College_, Constituency | Liste_e, Register ELECTORAT” electorate [re'fe] liLECTRICIEN"_ian | Ingenieur_, Electrical ^ engineer ELECTBICITE_ty | Eleetrique a. —ic Electrisable a. electrifiable |_sant’ -e a. elec- ELECTBISATION" electrification [trifying Electriser’ va. to electrify tLECTRO-AIM ANT" electro-magnet T_ Electrocute pp. electrocuted | —CUTION" ELECTBODE_ | —BOLYSE [leez] _l'ysis Electrolyte _ ELECTROMETRE ter [motive ELECTROMOTEUR_tor I _-trice a. electro- Electrophore _orus | Electroscope _ EGR ENGLISH-FRENCH ELE Egre'gious [i-grxdj-ye-ss] a. insigne : grossier E'GRESS [i-gress] sortie | E'GRET aigrette EI'DER [at] -DOWN edredon | -DUCK eider Eig'ht a. huit | The_-hours DAY, La journee de huit heures | Eig’hth a. huitieme [of the month, and sovereigns) huit | Ei'g'hteen' a. dix-huit 118th dix-huitieme: dix-huit 118mo v^[book] in-18 | Eig'hty a. quatre-vingts [In dates and in compounds the S is dropped : as, c Quatre-vingt-deux,etc] Eig'htietha.quatre- vingtieme EISTEDD'FOD [di-steth'-vocC\ fete annuelle du Pays de Galles pour encourager la musique et la litterature nationales Ei'ther [ei, % : th faible] pron. l’un ou l’autre : l’un d’eux, Vune d'elles : un : une | One on_ side, Un de chaque cote | Has — of you a knife ? L’un de vous a-t-il un couteau ? | _ conj. soit: ou [negatively) ni ... | — A or B, Ou A ou B | _ad. non plus Ejac'ulate \you-letd] va. ejaculer : s’ecrier Eject' va. expulser : rejeter EJEC'TION, EJECT'MENT [law] expulsion Eke [tfce] ad. aussi | Eke out va. suppleer a Elab'orate [e'te] va. elaborer [a.) [pr. ett] ela- bor6 : tres soigne | _ly ad. laborieusement: Elap'se vn. s’ecouler [avec soin Elas'tic a. elastique | _BAND elastique Ela'ted [i-letedd] pp. transports: enivre: gonfle (with, de] Greatly_, Aux anges EL'BOW- coude [of chair) bras [ra.) coudoyer | To lean on one’s _S, S’accouder [F. Out] •? -CHAIR fauteuil | ‘ _ GREASE ’ ‘ huile de s bras ’ | - JOINT [tech] jointure en T | -ROOM 93 coudees tranches (pi] EL'DER | -TREE sureau | -FLOWER flewr de S | Dwarf_, Hieble | _WINE vin de S EL'DER ancien [a.) aine: plus age [in time) plus ancien | He is my_, 11 est mon aine | _ly a. d’un certain age | Rather _, Deja age : deja mfir | El'dest a. le [or la] plus age-e : l’aine-e | -born, Aine-e ELEC'T (pi] The_, Les elus |_a. elu: choisi: nomme [va.) elire : choisir ELEC'TION[che-mi]election^a : scrutin | The general_, Les elections generates (pi] ELECTIONEERING manoeuvres electorates | To go_, Aller solliciter les votes [teur ELEC'TOR [te-r] electeur : votant [prince) elec- Elec'tric a. eleetrique [-ally, -ment]_BELL sonnette e \_EEL gymnote |_FURNACE four e |_LIGHT lumiere e | — LIGHTING eclairage eleetrique |_WELDING soudure ELECTRI'CIAN electricien feo [eleetrique ELE FRAN<?AIS—ANGLAIS EMA Electrotype \_& a.] _ | —pie _ping Elegamment' ad. elegantly ELEGANCE _ [el'i-ghe-nnce] beauty ELEGANT’ -E man [ou woman] of fashion [plais) ‘ swell ’ [a.) elegant filegiaque a. elegiac | ELEGIE elegy ELEMENT’_ | Elementaire a. elementary ELEPHANT’ _ [Barrir = to trumpet] __v de MER walrus ELEPHANTIASIS [teeahzeece] [tai'-e-$iss] ELE'VAGE breeding ElEvATEUR _tor [hydraulique) lift ELEVATION” : raising : increase : rise ElEVE [& f.~\ pupil : student [fam) scholar [&) midshipman | Une_en chambre, A par- r lour boarder |_S’ de... boys [F. Externe, ELEVE [agr~\ breeding [Interne] Ele’ve -e a. raised : elevated : high [style, etc.) lofty [instruit, pers) brought up [animal) bred _ Bien, Mai_, Well-bred, Ill-bred Ele’ver’ va. to raise:to elevate [batir) to build: to erect [enfants) to bring up [animaux) to breed | _ ... jusqu’awx nues, To laud ... to the skies | S’_, To rise : to spring up, come, run up : to increase : to be brought up, bred [chiffres) to amount (a, to] ELE’VEUR breeder | ELE'VURE eruption ELFE elf Elid6 -e pp. elided : cut off | _er‘ va. to elide ELIGIBILITY_ty (a, for] Eligible a._(a, to] [out Elime -e pp. worn out | s’Elimer’ vr. to wear ELIMINATION" _ [ang. i-limme-neche-nn\ Eliminer' va. to eliminate ELINGU’E sling | _a pattes, Can-hook Elire va. (Table 44) to elect : to choose ELISION ” _ ELITE ‘_’ [des pers] choice : pick : best | D’_, Best : choicest : very finest [regiment) ‘crack’ [soldats) picked ELIXIR_ | _de longue vie, E vitee Elle pron. [sujet) she [chose) it [regime) her : it: herself-, itself | _s, [pi] They [regime) them : themselves |_-meme, Herself [chose) itself [pi. _s-_s) themselves ELLEBORE hellebore ELLIPSE [geom) [gram) ellipsis Elliptiqu’e a. elliptical [-ment‘ -lly] ELME | Feu Saint-_, Elmo’s-fire ELOCUTION’’ [elo-kiouclie-nn\ ELOGE praise : eulogy (de, of] [style soutenu) eulogium (de, on] Faire 1’_de, To praise:to speak well of: to redound to ...’s credit: to do ... credit | Elogieux’ -euse a. eulogistic Eloign’e-e a. [de, from] distant: far away : out of the way : averse : disinclined (de, to] — de son compte, Out in one’s reckoning liLOIGN’EMENT” distance : absence [pour, for) aversion : disinclination Eloign’er’ va. to remove:to get [ou put] ... out of the way : to keep away : to drive [ou turn] ... away: to set aside: to put off: to estrange: to disincline | S’_, [de, from] To withdraw : to go away : to get further away : to recede ^ [fig) to differ [de son devoir, etc.) to swerve ELONGATION’’ |Elonger’ [g soft]i;. to run Eloqu’emment’ [em, awi] ad. eloquently [out ELOQU’ENCE [en, an] _ Eloqu’ent’ -e a. _t £LU -E elect [F. Etat] [pp. of Elire) elected ELUCIDATION” _ Elucider’ va. to elucidate ELUCUBRATION" lucubration iSluder’ va. to elude [question, etc.) to evade £LYS£e [zay] elysium [s, j] [Paris) palace of __ the Pres, of the Republic [a.) elysian EMACIATION" _ | Emacie-e a. emaciated liMAIL’ [pi. iSmaux’j enamel | _ll’er’ va. to enamel | _LL’ EUR enameller EMAILL" Z7.EE/enamelling | —S' enamels ELE ENGLISH-FRENCH EMA Elee'trify va. electriser (with, de] ELEC'TROLIER lustre electrique ELEC'TROMAG'NET electro-aimant ["o!z’ ELEC'TROPL ATE argenture electrique: ‘ Ru- ELEC'TROTYPE electrotypie [typog.)galvano [va.) electrotyper | _TYPING- electrotypie : galvanoplastie Eleemos'ynary a. A'aumone : de charite El'egant a. elegant: chic [drapery) coquet-tte [binding) tres soignee | EL'EGY elegie EL'EMENT element | _S [pi: eccl.] especes Elemen'tary a._taire [school) primaire EL'EPHANT [ell'i-fe-nntt] elephant | Double_, Grand aigle | _DRIVER cornac El'evate [elle-vete] va. elever [puff up, fig) en- fler | _d a. eleve [tipsy) gris [charge EL'EYATOR elevateur [lift)ascenseur :monte- Elev'en a. onze | _TH [<£ a.] onzieme [of month, and kings) onze ELF lutin : fee | El'fin a. enchante Eli'cit va. tirer (de] faire avouer (a] [F. Admiration. Fr.] El'igible a. [for, pour] eligible : convenable [premises, etc.) avantageux _bly ad. avantageusement Eliminate va. eliminer : enlever _ATION TRIALS, epreuves eliminatoires ELK elan ELL aune \ Give him an inch, he’ll take an_, Si on lui en donne long comme le doigt, il en prend long comme le bras : laissez-lui prendre un pied chezvous,ilenaurabientotprisquatre ELM orme | Dutch _, Ypreau Elon'yate [guete) va. allonger : prolonger Elo'pe vn. [from, de) s’enfuir [with, par) se faire ELO'PE’MENT fuite : enlevement [enlever Else a. autre | Anyone _, N’importe quelle autre personne : quelque autre personne | Everyone_, Everybody_, Tout autre | Everywhere _, Partout ailleurs | Nobody_, Personne autre : aucun A | Nothing_, Rien A | Nowhere_, Nullepart ailleurs: en aucun autre lieu [or pays] Somewhere_, Ailleurs: autre part | ad. autrement: ou bien: ailleurs El'se’whe're [ouere] ad. ailleurs : autre part Elu'cidate [etete] va. eclaircir : expliquer ELUCIDA'TION eclaircissement Elu'de [i-loude'] va. eluder : echapper a Ema'ciated a. amaigri [plants) etiole EMACIA'TION amaigrissement EMA FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS EMB EMANATION" _ [-neche-nn\ (de, from] —s mepliitiques, Sewer-gas, etc. EMANCIPATION" — [-peche-nn] [liberties Emanciper' va. to emancipate | S’—, To take Emaner' vn. to emanate (de, from] Emarger' va. to sign in [ou cut] the margin of /^EMBACLE blockage of ice (etc.] EMBALLAGE packing [bicyc.) final spurt Emballer' va. to pack [ou pack ... up] [am. mach.) to ‘ race ’ | S’_, To bolt: to run away : to‘be off’: to‘fire up’ | _EUR packer EMBARCAD^RE [port) landing-place : wharf [«&) station : departure platform EMBARCATION' * ^ boat [V. Lower] 2 EMBARDEE lurch | Faire ime_, To ‘yaw ’ < EMBARGO D3j|_ [emm-bargo'] [up _i Embarill'er' va. to pack in barrels: to barrel < EMBARQUEMENT" embarking [com) ship- < ment | Embarqu'er' va. to embark [com) z to ship [fig) to involve [voir partir) to see ... ui off | S’_ dans une affaire, To embark in an undertaking -1 EMBAR'RAS" stoppage: obstruction [dans la Q rate) block [de l’estomac) derangement [fig) O perplexity : embarrassment: difficulty [F. ce z mot, et Fussy] Ce n’est pas 1’_, There’s no q difficulty in it : it’s no great matter after z all | Faire des_, To make a fuss ^ Embar'rassant' -e a. puzzling : awkward : 0. troublesome : embarrassing 0] Embar'rasser' va. to embarrass: to perplex: ^ to encumber : to be in ...’s way [obstruer) to cc block up | S’_, To get entangled (dans, with] ® to trouble o’s (de, about] [med) to be op- uj pressed | Je suis _sse pour ..., I am at a 03 loss to ... [Shouldered S EMBASE [s, z\ [tech] shoulder | Avec _, 1x1 Embastill'er' v. to imprison [ville) to fortify Embater' va. to saddle (de, with] EMBAUCHAGE taking on (of workmen] [fig) enticing away Embauchei" va. to engage: to take, put, on (workmen] to enlist: to entice ... to desert | _CHEUR enticer [armee) recruiting officer [4>) crimp | —CHOIR boot-tree . last VEMBAUMEMENT" embalming /'Embaumer' va. to embalm : to perfume [am.) to smell sweet [Wrapped up in Embeguiner' va. to muffle up | _ne de, Embellir va. to embellish : to beautify [am. & S’_vr.) to grow beautiful EMBELLISSE'MENT" embellishment s’Emberlificoter' vr. to get entangled, get into a muddle Embesogn'e-e a. [fam] very busy : busy /'EmbetanC -e a. tiresome : ‘bothering’ Z tcEMB£TEMENT" ‘ bother’: trouble **■ -5 Embfiter' va. to‘bother’: to bore | S’_, -i > To be bored | Vous m’embetez! I wish V. you’d just leave me alone! < EMBLAVURE seed and manure put in 2 EMBLEE | D’__ ad. at the first onset [ou uj very outset] ‘ right away ’ : straight off ^ Emblematique a. —ic, —ical -jEMBL£ME em'blem [emm-blemm] Q ‘ Embobeliner" ’ va. to wheedle | Se laisser q _, To be led away (par, by] zEMBOiTE MENT" fitting : setting : socket 5 Em bolter' va. to fit [os) to set [cliarp) to Z clamp | S’_dans, To fit into | _le PAS' 0 to march rank and file [fig) to fall in : to cf follow suit \porte) frame EMBOlTURE socket [cliarp) clamp [d’wne — EMBONPOINT" plumpness : fulness | Pren- M dre de Y_, To be getting stout ^ Embosser' va. [J>] to bring (her) broadside cc on : to moor across OeMBOSSTJRE | En _, Stern (hawser] uj Emboucher' va. [instr.) to put ... to one’s 00 mouth : to blow [cheval) to bit [une pers) 2 to prime : to coach [40 to get into | Mai uj _che, Foul-mouthed : coarse | S’—, To fall EMBOUCHURE mouth : mouth-piece Embouer' va. to make ... muddy Embouquer' vn. to get into the narrows Embourbe -e pp. stuck in the mud : in a fix Embourber' va. to get... stuck in the mud : to ‘get ... in for it’ | S’_, To get stuck in Embourrer' [F. Rembourrer] [the mud Embouti -e a. embossed | Acier_, Stamped steel (sometimes, Flanged S] Cuir_, Cup- v leather EMA ENGLISH—FRENCH EMB Em'anate [emm-e-nete] vn. emaner (from, de] Emancipate [a, e] va. affranchir (from, de] EMANCIPATION e_: affranchissement Erabal'm' [emm-bame] va. embaumer sEMBAL'M'ER embaumeur ^ EMBAL'M'lNG embaumement Embank' va. remblayer [canal) encaisser : en- diguer | _MENT encaissement [Thames, &c.) quai [«£&■) remblai EMBAR'G-0 _ | To lay an_on ..., Mettre l’embargo sur ... Embark' va. embarquerfed [am.) s’embarquer [fig) s’engager (in, dans] EMBARKATION fe=o embarquement Embarr'ass o;a. embarrasser [affairs) deranger [straiten) gener | _MENT embarras : per- plexite : derangement: gene EM'BASSY [emm'-be-se ] ambassade Embat'tle’d a. [arch] crenele Embedd'ed pp. enfonce : incruste : couche (in, dans] Embell'ish va. embellir (de, avec, with] EMBELL'ISHMENT _issement: ornement | _S [mus] fioritures EM'BERS (pi] braise [dying) cendres EM'BER-GrOOSE grand plongeon EM'BER-WEEK Semainedes Quatre-Temps Embez'zle [bez'-I] va. detourner EMBEZ'ZLEMENT detournement Embitt'er va. rendre amer : aigrir (with, de] Embla'zon [a e] va. blasonner (with, de] EMBOD'IMENT personnification: incorporation (des troupes, etc.] Embod'y va. incorporer (in, a, avec, dans] Embol'de’n va. enhardir Emboss' va. bosseler : relever en bosse [paper) gaufrer | _e'd a. en relief _INGr bosselage : gaufrage EMB FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS EMO fEMBRANCHEMENT" branching off [chemin de fer) branch line [tuyau) branch-pipe s’Embrancher' vr. to branch off (de, from] Embrase-e a. burning : ... on fire EMBRASEMENT" conflagration : burning 2 Embraser' va. to set fire to [fig) to fire | S’_, < To take fire : to glow (de, with] _i EMBRASSADE,_SSE'MENT" embrace ^ EMBRASSE curtain-band [ou-holder] <Embrasser‘ va. to embrace : to clasp ... (in Z one’s arms] [baiser) to kiss [comprendre) iii to take in [affaires) to undertake [saisir) to ^ seize : to take | _ssez ... pour moi, Give my -* love to ... | Je vous embrasse tendrement, O ‘ With best love, I remain, etc.’ | ‘ Qui trop q embrasse mal etreint,’ ‘ Grasp all, lose all ’ z EMBRASURE _ [much a vap) stoke-hole ^ EMBRAYAGE throwing into gear | _a fric- 2 tion, Friction-clutch | — a griffes, Dog-C OEmbrayer' va. to throw ... into gear: to o_ Embrigader* va. to enrol [connect up yjEmbrocher' va. to put ... on the spit — Embrouill'e-e a. tangled : confused : per- co plexed : ‘in a muddle’ | _EMENT" confu- u sion : complication : ‘ muddle ’ cc Embrouill'er' va. to tangle [pers) to per- 2 plex : to put... out [4>) to foul | S’_To get Lii complicated : ‘ to get ... all in a muddle ’ M Embrume -e a. misty : foggy 2EEMBRUN" spray : fine sea spray u EMBRYON" embryo [fig) little bit of a fellow EMBUCHE ambush [fig) snare EMBUSCADE ambush | Etre en _, [or s’Embusquer' vr.'] To lie in wait | ‘ EM- BUSQU'£’ member of the non-combatant ^ forces of the army: ‘ shirker ’ of military duty EMENDATION"_| Emender- vn. to amend E3IERAUDE emerald | £MERI _ry [lMERILL'ON'' merlin [tech) swivel-hook | ... a _ —, Swivel... | _onne-e a. lively Emeri te a. emeritus (professor] ‘first-rate’ Emerveill'er' va. to astonish | S’_, To be astonished : to wonder (de, at] £m£TIQUE [<fc a.] emetic : tartar emetic | Yin __, Antimonial wine Emettre va. (Table 66) to issue : to express £MEU emu [imiou] EMEUTE riot: disturbance | _TIER" rioter Emietter' va. [S’_vr.] to crumble (to pieces] ^MIGRANT' -E _t [a. hist, nat.) migratory EMIGRATION" — [hist, nat.) migration EMIGRE -E emigrant [polit) refugee Emigrer’ vn. to emigrate [hist. nat.) to migrate £ MINCE hash | Emincer* va. to mince Eminemment' [em as am] ad. eminently EMINENCE [en as an] _ Eminent' -e a_it J _tissime a. most eminent Emis’ -e pp. IV. Emettre] £MISSAIRE_ary \_emm!-iss-e-re] [F. Bouc] EMISSION"_ : issue [voeux) uttering ^EMMAGASINAGE warehousing : storing up Emmagasiner’ va. to warehouse, store up Emmaill'oter' va. to swathe 2 EMMANCHEMENT" setting : fixing ** Emmancher' v. to put a handle to [much) -! to key ... on [peint) to set [fig) to set about a) [4>) to get into the channel < EMMANCHURE arm-hole Tper z Emmannequiner' va. to pack ... in a ham- ^ Em mariner' va. to man: to use ... to the sea Emmeler' va. to entangle : to mat Emmenage -e a. removed : ‘arranged’: set- 2 tied in | EMM^NAGEMENT" removal [d>) O accommodation : stowage-room : arrange- z ment | Emmenager' vn. to move house : O to move (in] ^ Emme’ner' va. to take [ou lead] away : to cc Emmielle -e a. honeyed Ltake Emmieller' va. to put some honey on [ou 2 into] to coax : to ‘ soft sawder ’ : to ‘ soap ’ 111 [mots) to sugar Emmitoufler' va. [& S’_vr.] to muffle up Emmortaiser' va. to let ... into a mortise (Emmotte-c a. ... with a ball left on £MOI agitation : excitement | En_, In a stir, Emollient' -e a._t [ou flutter Emolument-_ £MONDAGE pruning | Emonder' va. to prune EMONDES' [pi] prunings £MONDEUR pruner [crible) wheat sieve EMOTION" _ : feeling : agitation : anxiety [emeute) tumult [V. Emu] Causer line pro- fonde_, To cause a great sensation s’fimotionner' vr. to be upset: to get excited | __ Tres_nne, Greatly agitated Emotter" va. to crush the clods in Emoucher' va. to drive away the flies from £M0UCHET- kestrel EMOUCHETTE mosquito net : fly-net EMOUCHOIR fly-flap Tpen ... up Emoudre va. (Table 56) to grind [fig) to shar- EMOULAGE a sec, dry-grinding EMOULEUR knife- [ou ...-] grinder Emoulu -e pp. [F. Emoudre] Etre frais — de, __ To be fresh from (college, etc.] Emousser' va. to blunt : to dull : to take the edge off [un arbre) to take the moss off | S’—, __ To get blunt Emoustill'e -e a. brisk : in good spirits Emoustill'er' va. to put ... in good spirits EMB ENGLISH—FRENCH EMI EMBRA'CE [emm-brdce] embrassement [ra.) embrasser [fig.) comprendre : saisir Embroi'der va. [in, en] broder | _ER bro- dem’ -euse | _ING,_ERY broderie [woven _) plumetis | -FRAME metier a broder Embroil' va. brouiller EMEND A'TION [deche-nn] correction EM'ERALD emeraude | The _ ISLE, L’ile d’E [c-a-d., I’lrlande] Emer'ge vn. surgir : sortir (from, de] EMER'GENCY circonstdnce critique [or im- prevue] occasion : conjoncture | In an_, En cas d’urgence \ Equal to any_, Pret a tout evenement [meule emeri EM'ERY emeri | -CLOTH toile d’e | -WHEEL E.M.F. [= electromotive force] F.E.M. [force electromotrice] Em'igrate [a e] vn. emigrer (en, a, to] Emit' [-tted] va. jeter : exhaler [fumes) degager [fig) emettre EMO FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS EMP Emouvanf -e a. touching Emouvoir va. (Table 32) to move : to stir up : to excite : to rouse : to startle (de, with] S’—, To be moved, excited, stirred, etc. [F. Emu] ^EMPAILL'AGE stuffing [etc.] with straw Empaill’er- va. to stuff ou pack ou cover ... with straw [anim) to stuff [chaise) to bottom EMPAILL'EUR bird-stufifer : chair-bottomer EMPALEMENT" empaling [tech) small flood- Em paler- va. to empale (sur, on] Lgate EMPAN-- span | _NNON-- [tech] hip-rafter Empanacher- va. to plume Erapanner" va. [•&] to bring (her) to' EMPAQUE’TAGE packing (up] Tup Empaque-ter- va. to pack up | S’_, To wrap s’Emparer- de vr. to seize : to get hold of: to take possession of : to take up EMPATEMENT" stickiness:clamminess [volatile) cramming [tneii) puffiness [voix) thick - ness [peinture) impasto | Empater- va. to Z paste : to make ... sticky : to cram | C’est bien empate, [peint] The impasto is good 5! EMPATTE’MENT" [de mur] footing cn Empaumer" u-to hit (with the palm] to take 2 ••• in hand : to handle : to get firm hold of [pers) to get a (subtle) influence over X Empeche -e a. embarrassed : in a difficulty: •- at a loss (de, to] Tde, to] ui EMPSCHEMENT" prevention’: impediment — Empecher- v. to hinder : to prevent (de, from -* ...ing] to obstruct:to put a stop to | S’_, To 2 refrain : to keep (de, from] to help | Je ne O puis m’_de, I can’t help ...(ing] [With que, z Empecher governs subj. and takes ne. La O pluie empeche qu’il ne se promene, The rain Z keeps him from going out] 2 EMPEIGN'E upper (leather] O.EMPELLE-MENT" sluice : dam : floodgate yj EMPENNAGE tail portion : tail-wings “Empenne-e pp. feathered Empenneler- v. to back UJEMPEREUR emperor [starch qEMPESAGE starching | Empeser- va. to U-Empester' va. to infect: to make ... stink (de, la of, with] [vn.) to stink horribly (of] ^ Empetre -e a. embarrassed : awkward u Empetrer- va. to entangle: to hamper: to em- 2 barrass : to ‘ saddle ’ (de, with] S’_, To get o entangled : to become involved (etc.] Z EMPHASE _sis : bombast : pomposity ccEmphatique a. tic : bombastic: pomp- ^Emphatique'ment- ad. bombastically Lous Z EMPIERREMENT” metalling : macadamizing , Empierrer’ va. to metal [sSSi) to ballast empi£tement- encroachment Empieter- vn. to encroach (sur, upon] Empiffrer- va. [fam] to cram j S’_, vr. To stuff one’s self : to gorge Tin’ Empiler- va. to pile up [argot) to ‘do’: to ‘ let EMPIRE [emm'-paire] rule : influence | sur soi (ou soi-meme,) Self-control [worse Empirer- va. to make ... worse [vn.) to get Empirique a._ical [i bref : ke-l] EMPIRISME empiricism EMPLACEMENT" site : place : room EMPLANTURE step [of a mast] EMPLATRE plaster [pers, fam) drone : lout EMPLETTE purchase ^Emplir va. to fill (de, with] ^EMPLOI employment 0=^ : use : occupation: post: ‘ place ’ | Double_, Needless repetition : doing [ou paying for] ... twice over | Mode d’_, Directions for use EMPLOY^ employee [m. & f.] clerk : officer: official | Un_ de CD, One of C D’s men Employer- va. [a, in: pour, a, to] to employ: to use : to exert : to make use of : to take | S’_, vr. to apply o’s (a, to] to interest o’s (pour, on behalf of] to be used EMPLOYEUR _er Empoeher- va. to pocket Empoi'qn'ant- -e a. striking : sensational Empoi'qn'er- [pone-yay] va. to grasp : to grip : to lay hold of : to arrest EMPOINTURE [4>] head clew [de ris) reef | Cosse d’_, Cringle | Raban d’—, Ear-ring EMPOIS" starch z EMPOISON’NEMENT" _[s,z] poisoning < _du SANG- blood-poisoning _i Empoison'ner- va. to poison [vn.) to stink < like pdison | S’_, To poison o’s : to be poi- soned | _NNEUR -EUSE poisoner [cuisinier) Z horrible cook [fig) corrupter [a.) poisonous u Empoisser- va. to pitch : to smear EMPOISSONNEMENT-- stocking (with fish] Empoissonner- va. to stock ... with fish v^Emporte-e a. hasty : quick-tempered □ EMPORTEMENT-- fit of passion : transport Q (de, of] Avec_, Warmly : angrily UJEMPORTE-PIECE [pi. _] punch : cutter | 2 Style a 1’_, Trenchant style D Emporter- va. [de, from, by : a, to, by] to ® carry : to carry away, olf, out : to take : to O take, tear, drag, blow, ou sweep away (off, cc ou out] [la bouche) to burn | _la balance, To turn the scale | _ la piece, [fig] To be ex- 52 ceedingly cutting | _la salle, [theatre] To q_ bring down the house | Autant en emporte le U vent, That’s all rubbish ! | Vous ne l’empor- cc terez pas en paradis, I'll' pay you out! | Que 2 le diable m’emporte si, The devil take me if | ui L’_, To get the upper hand (sur, of] to carry 03 the day : to outweigh : to prevail | S’_, To 2 get into a passion (contre, with] to declaim u [fam) to run out (contre, against] [cheval) to Z bolt : to run away : to get unmanageable Z ‘ Empote -e’ pp. clumsy : awkward w Empoter- va. to put ... in a pot [ou pots] £ Empourpre -e a. purpled zEmpreindre va. (Table 58) to impress : to — stamp | Empreint- -e pp. [V. Empreindre] EMPREINTE impress : stamp : mark Empresse -e a. eager (a, de. to] specially attentive (aupres de, to] earnest: sincere | Peu _de, In no great haste to EMPRESSEMENT-- earnestness : special attention : eagerness : promptitude s’Empresser- vr. to be eager (de, to] to pay most marked attention (aupres de, to ...] to hasten (de, to] to lose no time (de, in ...ing] EMPRISON’NEMENT" imprisonment Emprison’ner- va. to imprison (dans, in] EMPRUNT" loan [faction) borrowing | D’—, Borrowed : affected [nom) assumed Emprunte-e a. borrowed [fig) awkward Emprunter- va. to borrow (a, of : de, from] to assume : to affect VEMPRUNTEUR -EUSE borrower EMP FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS ENC Empuantir va. to infect : to make ... stink EMPUANTISSEMENT" stench EMPYRIlE empyrean Emu -e a. moved (de, with] agitated : affected : roused | Mots_s, Touching words | D’une voixr_e, In a voice broken with emotion [pp. V. Emouvoir] EMULATION" [emm-you-leche-nn] EMULE [<fe f] rival : competitor EMULSION"_ [i-meulche-nn] [guttural: nasal n] prep, in : into : with- in : with : to : at • in the ... : in a ... [suivi d’un participe) by : whilst [F. Dans] Tout — regrettant..., Whilst regretting... 111 sou- riait — me regardant, He smiled as he looked at me | Tout_me promenant, je vis, As I was walking along, I saw | On le fait_tour- nant ..., It is done by turning ... | 11 revint _ courant, He came running back | 11 s’e- loigna _ grondant, He turned away growling | ... dit-il_ rougissant, _palissant, ... said he, reddening, growing pale, as he spoke | Agir_pere, To act like a father | Aller (ou venir)_France, To go (ou come) to F | Aller _voiture, To go in a carriage : to drive (a, to] D’aujourd’hui_huit, This day week | Dau- jourd’hui_ quinze, This day fortnight | De mardi prochain_huit, Next Tuesday week | De jour_jour, From day to day | _avant, Forward | _bas, Below : down-stairs | _ haut, Above : up-stairs | Fondre_ larmes, To burst into tears [En very rarely takes the definite article le or la after it] F.. pron. [V. page 27, at foot] of [ou about] ^him, her, it, them : its, theirs : from him, her, it, them, there : for [ou by, ou with] it, them : it, them | _a-t-elle ? Has she any ? | _imposer a, To impose upon | J’_ai, I have some | J’_ suis fache, I am sorry for it [ou sorry to hear it] Cela se vend 10 fr. mais n’_ vaut pas 5, It sells at 10 fi\, but isn’t worth 5 [i.e. en not translated] [F. Etre, Donner, Vou- loir, etc.] [The 2nd pers. of imperative takes S before En, for euphony : as, Aies-en !] ENCABLURE cable’s length [An ‘encablure' was 120 brasses, or 195 m. : the_nouvelle = 200 m. Cable’s length = 219^m.] ENCADREMENT" frame [action) framing Encadrer’ va. to frame [fig) to encircle (de, with] to introduce (dans, into] ENCADREUR picture-frame maker Encager' va. to cage : to encage Tlion ENCAISSE cash in hand | _metallique, Bul- Encaisse -e a. with steep banks : embanked ENCAISSEMENT" packing [in a case ou a box] [d’une riviere) embankment [com) payment: collection | ‘_S' ’ coupons cashed Encaisser' va. to pack : to pack ... in chests : to embank : to collect [fonds) to receive ENCAN" auction | a 1’_, By auction Encanaill'er' va. to lower | S’_vr. To keep low company : to lower one’s self Encapuchon'ner' va. to put a hood to | S’_, [pers] To put on a hood : to muffle up Encaquer’ va. to barrel : to cram in [ou up] ENCART-'in'set _AGE insetting Encarter' va. to inset EN-CAS” ‘en-tout-cas ’ : sunshade : something ready in case of need Encastele -e a. hoof-bound Encastrer' va. to let ... in : to fit : to fit in ENCAUSTIQUE furniture-paste [a.) _ic ENCAVEMENT” cellarage Encaver' va. to put ... in the cellar Enceindre va. (Table 58) to enclose ENCEINTE enclosure : walls (pi] surrounding rampart : circuit [salle) great hall [a.) 1_’ : pregnant ENCENS' incense [fig) flattery ENCENSEMENT'' burning of incense Encenser' va. to burn incense before : to offer adoration to : to flatter ENCENSEUR flatterer ENCENSOIR censer | Coups d’_, Barefaced flattery | Lui donner de 1’_par le nez, To flatter him beyond measure ENCfePHALE enceph'alon EMM ENGLISH-FRENCH ENA EMM'ET fourmi | Empa'le va. empaler Empann'el [-lle'd] va. inscrire EM'PEROR empereur | Purple_, Grand Mars | _MOTH petit paon de nuit EM'PHASIS [emm'-fe-ciss] force [F. Force] Em'phasize [emm'-fe-saize'] va. appuyer sur Emphat'ic a. fee fort: expressif [gram) em- phatique | _ally ad. expressivement | Most _, Hautement: absolument: energiquement EMPLO'Y emploi [ra.) employer : se servir de | To_o’self in, S’occuper de ... | In the — of, Au service de | _ER [of workmen) patron : maitre -tresse [polit. econ.) employ eur | _ERS’ LIABIL'ITY la responsabilite des patrons | _MENT occupation : emploi | To seek _, Chercher un E [or du travail] Out of_, Sans travail |_BUREAU bureau de placement EMPO'RIUM [emm-pori-e-mm] entrepot Empow'er va. autoriser : donner plein pouvoir (to, a : to, pour] mettre a meme de EM'PRESS imperatrice EMP'TIES [com] emballage : contenant | Return of_, [jars, etc.] Reprise des vases EMP'TINESS vide [fig) vanite : nullite Emp'ty a. vide [room, etc.) desert [va.) vider: decharger | On an _stomach, a jeun -han'ded a. les mains vides : bredouille E'MU [imiou] emeu Em'ulate [you-letel va. rivaliser avec : imiter Em'ulous [fe-ss] a. rival: desireux (of, de] Ena'ble [a e] v. mettre ... a meme : permettre (to, del _s one better to understand ..., ... fait mieux comprendre ... Enact' va. arreter [laws) rendre [do) faire ENAM'EL [namm'-] email [ra.-lle'd) emailler (with, de]_PAINT, Peinture email | —lle'd a. en email [cards) porcelaine | _SLATE ardoise emaillee |_TILE carreau vernisse | Covered with_tiles, Revetu-e de faience \ _WARE articles de menage emailles (pi] _LLER emailleur |_LLING emaillure [the action) emaillage ENC FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS ENC ENCHAfNEMENT" chain : links (pi] series : string | Enchainer’ va. to chain : to fetter: to bind : to connect : to link Enchante -e a. delighted (de, to. de, with] very glad (de, to] [chose) delightful ENCHANTEMENT"_antment [fig) charm : delight Twith, to Enchanter’ va. to enchant [fig) to delight (de, ENCH ANTEUR - TERESSE enchanter, enchantress [a.) bewitching : delightful Enchaper’ va. to enclose (the cask) in a case Enchaperon’ner’ va. to put a hood on Enchasser’ v. to set: to enshrine : to introduce Enchausser’ va. to cover up ENCHERE bidding : auction | Aux_s, By A | Mettre... aux_s, To put... up to A | Mettre tine_, To make a bid (pour, for] Payer la folle_, To take the consequences : to pay [ou suffer] for it Encherir va. to bid for : to outbid : to advance [vn.) to rise : to get dear | _sur, To outdo : ‘ to beat ’ ENCHERISSEMENT" rise (de, in] ENCHliRlSSEUR bidder [V. Bidder] ENCHEVALEMENT" shoring up Enchevaler’ v. to shore up ENCHEV£TREMENT" confusion : tangle Enchevetrer’ va. to entangle (dans, in] ENCHEVETRURE hurt : trimmed joists Enchifrener’ v. to give ... a cold in the head | Je suis_ne, My nose is stopped up with a cold Enclancher’ va. [V. Enclencher] ENCLAVE part shut in by foreign territory, or by other properties : recess Enclaver’ va. to enclose : to include Enclencher’ va. [tech] to lock Endin’’ -e a. prone : inclined : apt (a, to] Encloitrer’ va. to immure (dans, in] Enclore va. (Table 36) to enclose ENCLOS’ enclosure | _-e pp. [V. Enclore] Enclouer’ va. to spike [cheval) to prick | 11 s’est encloue, He is caught in his own trap ENCLOUURE prick (of nail] [fig) pinch ENCLUME anvil | Entre V_ et le marteau, Between two fires |_AU portable A: bench A ENCOCHE notch | V va. to notch : to set (an arrow) to the string Encoffrer’ va. to lay up ENCOIGN'URE corner : corner-piece ENCOLLAGE sizing : size Encoller’ v. to size ENCOLURE neck and shoulders [vetement) opening at neck [fig) look Encombrant’ -e a. bulky : cumbersome [pers) embarrassing ENCOMBRE [m nasal] hindrance —MENT" obstruction : impediment: crowding ... together : overcrowding (of] Portee en_, [&] ... carries measurement (... tons] [crowd Encombrer’ va. to encumber : to block up : to ENCONTRE | a V_de, Against: counter to ENCORBELLE’MENT" corbelling Encore ad. again : yet : also : besides : too | — ! There it is again ! |_mieux, Still better | — un, One more | _un peu, A little more : a little longer | _une tasse, Another cup Pas_, Not yet | Quoi_? What is it now ? — que [with subjunctive], Although... | J’en cours —, I haven’t got over it yet' | ..., et_ est-il mauvais, ..., and even then it is a bad one | Mais_faut-il que je le sache, All the same, I ought to know it [V. Encore, ang. 0=^] ENCORNA1L’ [&] sheave-hole Encorne -e a. horned Encourageant’ -e a. encouraging ENCOURAGEMENT" _ [enn-ke-redy e] Encourager’ va. to encourage (a, in, to] Encourir va. (Table 16) to incur Encouru -e pp. [V. Encourir] Encrasser’ va. to smear : to grease | S’_, To get greasy [ou thick] [fig) to degrade o’s ENC RAGE [typ] inking ENCRE ink | — de Chine, Indian ink Encrer’ va. to ink [typ) to roll (the forme] ENCR1ER” inkstand : ink-pot [typ) ink trough | _de poche, Portable inkstand ENA ENGLISH-FRENCH END Enam'oure’d pp. epris (pers. with, de : chose, of, de] Encamp' vn. camper | _MENT campement Encaus'tic PAVEMENT carrelage encausti- Enchain' [tchene] va. enchainer Lque Enchant'ed [tch] a. enchante (with, to, de] Encha'se [tchece] va. enchasser Encir'cle va. entourer : ceindre (with, de] Enclo'se va. clore : enclore [surround) entourer [include) contenir : renfermer [com & letters) mettre sous le meme pli: joindre a cette lettre [or a cet envoi] (in, with, sous, dans : herewith, ci-inclus, sous ce pli] To _ a stamp, Joindre un timbre | The_d, L’inclus -e ENGLO'SURE cloture : clos [letter) contenu ENCO'MIUM [mi-e-mm] eloge (upon, de] Encom'passe’d pp. entoure : environne (with, Enco're ! [pr. frang.] Bis! [va.) bisser [de ENCOUN'TER [aou] rencontre [fig) lutte — va. rencontrer [hardships) eprouver fin] Encour'age [enn-ke-redj] v. encourager (a, to, ENCOUR'AGER [fce-r] [patron] protecteur Encro'ach [krotche] vn. empieter (upon, sur] entamer (on, ...] abuser (de] ENCRO'ACHMENT [krotche'] empietement Encum'ber [ke-mm] va. [with, de] embarras- ser : encombrer : accabler [estate) grever ENCUM'BRANCE [ke-nvn'bre-nnce] [to, pour] embarras [mortgage) hypotheque | Without _, [advt.] Sans charges END [conclusion) fin [extrem) extremite : bout [design) but: dessein | At an_, come to an_, Eini : epuise : apaise | At the_of. [com] [... month] Fin ... | In the , a la fin | On _, Debout | To make an of, [kill, etc.] Achever | To put an_to, Mettre fin a | To stand on_, Se dresser | To make both _S meet', Joindre les deux bouts | To serve his own_S, Tendre a son but | To the very_S of, Aux confins de | No_of, [fam] Force ... | No_of a noise, Un tapage epouvantable | ... and there’s an_of it! ... et voila tout! | There is no _' to it, Cela n’en finit pas -PAPER [of book] garde | -THRUST poussee ENC FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS ENF Encrodte-e a. rusty : stupid | Un_, A dolt. an old fogey s’Encroftter' vr. to crust [pers) to get stupid Encuver' va. to put... in the tub ENCYCLIQUE [& a.] encyclical ENCYCLOPEDIE cyclopedia [sai-klo-pi-di-a'] Endemique a._ic Endente-e a. indented : sharp-set : tooth-... Endette-e pp. in debt [fig) indebted rinto D Endetter' va. to get ... into debt | S’_, To get Endever' [fam] \vn.) to be ‘ driven wild ’ (de, at, about] Faire_..., To drive ... wild Endiable-e a. furious . mischievous : wonderful | Avec une verve _ee, With wonderful spirit Endiabler' vn. | Faire_..., To drive ... wild Endiguer' va. to dam up : to bank up s'Endimancher' vr. to put on o’s best clothes | —e -e pp. with one’s best clothes on ENDOCARDITE \-deet] _ditis [dai'-ttes] Endoctriner' va. to school : to get hold of Endogene a. endogenous | Roches_s, Lower rocks | Yegetaux_s, Endogens Endolori -e a. aching : sore | J’ai le bras tout _, My arm is aching all over ENDOM'MAGEMENT" damage Endom'mager' va. to damage : to injure ENDORMEUR -ETJSE smooth talker Endormi -e a. sleeping: sleepy: quiet [membre) benumbed [pp.) asleep : gone to sleep [mort) fallen asleep [fig, fam) ‘humbugged’ Endormir va. (Table 14) to send ... to sleep : to lull [fig, fam) to ‘ humbug ’ | S’_, To fall asleep [fam) to go to sleep : to lie idle Ting END OS', ENDOSSEM ENT" endorsement :back- Endossei’’ va. to put on [com) to endorse [tech) to back [fig) to saddle (de, with] ENDOSSEUR endorser ENDROIT" place : part [d’un chapitre) passage [etoffes) face | a 1’_de, With respect to Enduire va. (Table 51) to coat: to do ... over (de, with] to give ... a coat (de, of] Enduit de boue, Plastered with mud ENDUIT" coat: coating [poterie) glazing _-e pp. [F. Enduire] ENDURANCE _ Endurant'-e a. patient: enduring Endui’ci-e a. hardened : hardy : used (a, to] Endux’cir ua. to harden (a, to] to accustom ENDURCISSEMENT" hardness : hardiness Endurei’’ v. to endure : to bear [J>) to hold ENERGIE —gy [enn' e-rdje] force Lwater Enex’gique a. energetic : vigorous : strong _nxent" ad. energetically : vigorously EiNERGUMfeNE person possessed : wild fanatic Enervant'-e a. enervating l|NERVEMENT'' enervation Enervei’' va. to enervate S’__, To be enervated ENFAITE'MENT" lead on the ridge of roof ENFANCE childhood [premiere ) infancy [gens) children : young people [puerilite) childishness | Tombe en_, In his second childhood [F. Cruelty] ENFANT” [and f. in the singular] child : boy : girl [nourrisson) infant | Bon_, Good fellow [mauv. part) flat: simple fellow | Faire 1’_, To behave like a child | _de Bellone, [fig] Warrior | _de choeur, Chorister |_terrible, Child [ou, fig, bungling supporter] who lets out some very awkward truths |_TROUV£ foundling | _S' children | Des petits-_s, Grandchildren | _S' PERDUS' [X] forlorn hope | _S' de la PATRIE, children of the fatherland ENFANTE'MENT" child-birth [fig) production : commencement : rise Enfanter' va. to give birth to : to bear [fig) to bring forth : to produce : to beget ENFANTILL'AGE childishness : childish thing: Enfantin"-e a. childish L trifle Enfai’iner' va. to sprinkle ... over with flour [fig) to taint: to touch (de, with] La gueule enfarinee. With one’s mouth watering ENFER hell [de Dante) Inferno | D’_, Infernal [fig) excessive (-ly] awful (-lly] Feu d'_, Very hot fire | Un jeu d’_, Ruinous play | Un appetit d’_, A tremendous appetite | Les _S', The Infernal Regions ENFERMIl close musty smell [a.) close Enferixier' va. to shut... up in : to enclose : to hem in : to lock up : to hide : to comprise Enferrer' va. to run ... through | S'_, [fig] To ‘ let one’s self in for it ’ Enfievre -e pp. fevered [fig) fired (de, with] END ENGLISH-FRENCH ENF End va. finir : achever : terminer [un.) finir: se terminer (in, with, par] arriver (by ...ing, a : in, a] To_in smoke, S’en aller en fumee Endan'ger [denn-dje-r] va. mettre ... en peril Ende'ar [enndire] va. rendre cher | _ing a. tendre : affectueux | _MENT caresse ENDEAV'OUR [deu'-e-r] effort: tentative [un. to, a) chercher [to, de) tacher : essayer [to, ...) vouloir | Constant_Preoccupation con- stante | First_, Coup d’essai EN'DING fin: terminaison EN'DIVE [i tres bref] e_: escarole End'less a. sans fin j _ly ad. sans cesse Endorse va. [a bill) endosser [re-_) contre- passer [letters) ecrire au dos [fig) donner son adhesion a | _MENT suscription [com) endos [the act) endossement [re-_) contre-passation ENDO'RSER [com] endosseur Endow' \_enn-daou\ va. [with, de] doter [fig) douer | _MENT dotation [fig) don Endu'e [diou] va. douer (with, de] ENDU'RANCE [diou-re-nnce] souffrance : resistance | He has great powers of_, 11 est dur a la fatigue, or au mal | Endu're va. endurer : supporter : souffrir £wi.) durer Endu'ring [enndiou] a. endurant: qui endure [lasting) durable End'wise ad. de champ [end to end) bout a bout ENE'MA [e-m-ma] [the inst.) clysopompe : se- ringue | To take an_, Prendre un lavement EN'EMY [en-e-me] ennemi -e (to, de] Energet'ic [djett] a. energique [-ally, -ment] En'ervate [enn'eur-vete] va. enerver fea _ating a. enervant _A'TION enervement Enfee'bie va. affaiblir | _MENT affaiblisse- ENFEO'FF'MENT infeodation [ment ENF FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS ENG ENFILADE row : series : long string | D’_, Enfilading ou raking (fire] Enfiler" va. to thread [perles, &c.) to string [fig) to go through : to draw ... in [artill) to rake | Ce n’est pas pour_des perles que, [fam] It is not for nothing that ... | _la venelle, To ‘ make tracks’: to ‘ take to one’s heels ’ Enfin" ad. at last: after all: finally : in short: yet: on the whole : now then Enflam’mer' va. to set ... on fire : to inflame: to fire : to rouse | S’_, To take fire : to blaze up : to be inflamed [de colere) to fire up Enfle -e a. swollen : inflated : puffed up [des voiles) taut | Enfler' v. to swell: to puff up : to blow ... out (de, with] ENFLECHUEES- [pi] ratlines ENFLTJRE swelling : inflation Enfonce-e a. broken open : buried : sunk [pers) ruined : 1 done for ’ ENFONCEMENT” recess : depth : breaking in, into, open, through : sinking Enfoncer" va. to drive in : to sink : to bury : to hide : to let ... in : to break in : to smash through [ou up] ‘to do for ...’ | S’_, To sink down : to knock one’s self up, etc. ENFONQTJRE hollow : bottom boards (pi] Enfouir va. to bury : to hide ENFOUISSEMENT” burying Enfourcher' va. to sit astride of [V. Hobby] ENFOURCHURE fork [branch] ENFOURNEMENT” putting ... in the oven Enfourner" v. to put ... in the oven [fig) to embark (dans, in] to begin | a 1’_, At the outset | Bien_, To make a good start Enfreinclre va. (Table 58) to infringe Enfreint" -e pp. [F. Enfreindre] s’Enfuir vr. [F. Fuir] to run away, off, out : to escape : to leak | Enfui -e pp. [F. s’Enfuir] Enfume -e a. smoky | Enfumer" va. to smoke: to S out: to fill (a room) with S ENFUMOIR smoker (for bees] Engageant" -e a. engaging : winning : very pleasing ENGAGEMENT”_Ksjj : enlistment: pledging | Remplir ses_s, To fulfil one’s engagements : to meet one's liabilities Engager" va. [d, de, to] to engage : to pledge : to bind : to hire : to get : to promise : to invite : to press : to persuade : to strongly advise ou recommend [5f£) to enlist [dans, in, amongst) to entangle : to get ... in | Engage, [&] On her beam ends | S’_, To engage, to enlist o’s : to begin : to get stuck [ J>) to foul | Je m’engage a payer, I promise to pay [”case Engainer" va. to sheathe : to put ... into its s’Enganter" vr. to be hand and glove (de, with] Engazonner" va. to plant with grass : to turf ENGEANCE race : breed : brood [pers) lot ENGELURE chilblain Engendrer" vai to beget : to breed : to engender | S’_, To take (its) origin : to be bred Engerber" va. to bind up : to stack ENGIN” engine : machine : gear : trap —S" de PECHE (pi] fishing-tackle Englober" va. to unite : to put ... together Engloutir va. to swallow ... up : to ‘ bolt’ ENGLOUTISSEMENT” swallowing : bolting Engluer" va. to lime | S’_, To be caught Engonee -e pp. awkwardly dressed ENGORGEMENT” stoppage Engorger" va. to block, ou choke up (de, with] ENGOUE’MENT” choking [pour, for) infatuation | Engouer" va. to choke | S’— de, To be infatuated with : to be wild after s’Engouffrer" vr. to be swallowed up : to pour into [ou down] ENGOULEVENT" goat-sucker : night-jar Engourdi -e a. benumbed : dull : torpid ENGOURDISSEMENT” numbness : torpor ENGRAIS" manure : grass : pasture : fattening | _SSEMENT” fattening Engraisser" va. to fatten [des champs) to manure [vn. & s’_w.) to get fat: to thrive ENGRAVEMENT” stranding [stranded Engraver" v. to run ... aground | _v6-e pp. ENGRENAGE gear : wheel [4>) stowage [fig) chain : network | _a cremaill'ere. Rack and pinion | _conique, Bevel W (ou G] — droit, Spur wheel | _ dente, Cog W | Roue d’—, Driving W | Engrener" va. to throw ... into gear : to start : to tooth : to fit : to feed ... with corn [&) to fetch (the pump] to stow ENF ENGLISH-FRENCH ENG Enfo'rce va. forcer : faire obeir a [laws) faire executer [arguments) appuyer Enfran'chise [enn-frann'-chaize] va. affran- chir [give vote to) admettre au suffrage —MENT [izz, i bref] affranchissement Enga'ge [enn-gliedge] va. engager [attention) occuper [bargain) arreter [retain) retenir [a cab) prendre [gain) gagner [invite) inviter [tech) engrener [vn.) s’engager : s’obliger (to, a] garantir (que] livrer bataille | To _ in conversation, Nouer C | _d pp. [to marry) fiance -e [occupied) occupe : pris ENGAGE' M E N T \_enn-y hedje-me-nn 11 ] feo : occupation : invitation [betrothal) fiangailles (pi] I am under an_, Je suis tenu (to, de] j’ai un rendez-vous | Naval_, Combat naval | — RING bague de fianqailles Enga'ging [yhedje] a. engageant: attrayant Engen'der va. engendrer : faire naitre ^EN'GINE machine [«§i) locomotive [fig) instrument | -DRIVER, -MAN mecanicien | -ROOM cliambre des machines | -SHED [«§&.] depot des M’s | -turne’d a. guilloche | -TURNING guillochis | Beam_, ilfabalan- 2 cier | Fire-_Pompe a incendie j Fire-_ STATION poste de pompiers | High-pres- s sure, low-P_, M a haute, a basse pression |. “ Marine_, M marine | Portable_[agr]Lo- comobile | High-speed _, M a grande vitesse j Rose_, Tour a rosettes | Stationary_, M fixe | Ten horse _, M de dix chevaux | Donkey_, Petit cheval ENGINEE'R [enn'-je-nire] ingenieur [manufacturing _) constructeur-mecanicien [fitter, engine-driver) mecanicien [>&) officier du genie _S (pi] genie : soldats du genie | _’ strike, Greve des mecaniciens | _’S TOOLS ma- chines-outils ENG FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS ENR s’Engrumeler' vr. to clot ‘Engu'euler’’ va. to ‘blackguard’ [vulg.] Engu'irhtnder' va. to adorn with wreaths Enhardir va. to embolden | S'__ To be emboldened : to make bold (a, to] Enharnacher' va. to harness : to ‘ rig ... out ’ Enigmiitique [nig is pron. as in English] a. _ical [-ment'-ically] ENIGME riddle [fig) enigma | Mot de V_Solution : explanation Enivrant' -e a. intoxicating ENIVREMENT” intoxication : wild delight Enivrer' va. to intoxicate (de, with] S'_, [fig] To be intoxicated : to be wild (de, with] ENJAMBEE stride ENJAMBEMENT" words linking the sense (in verse) with the line following Enjamber' v. to stride (over] to complete its sense in the next line : to encroach (sur. upon] ENJEU stake [V. Sweepstakes] Enjoindre va. (Table 57) to order Enjoler' va. to wheedle : to humbug ENJ&LEUR -ETJSE smooth talker ENJOLIVEMENT" ENJOLIVURE set-off: ornament : embellishment Enjoliver' va. to embellish : to set off [jaunty Enjoue -e a. lively : merry : bright : playful : ENJOUE'MENT" liveliness : playfulness ENLACEMENT" stringing ... together : interlacing [serpents) entwining Enlacer' va. to interweave : to entwine : to clasp (de. with] to string ... together Enlaidir va. to disfigure [wi.)to grow ugly [ ugly ENLAIDISSEMENT” disfigurement : growing ENLEVEMENT" removal : raising : taking up : running away [des marchandises) collection [crime) rape : abduction [enfant) kidnapping Enlever' va. to remove : to raise : to take [ou carry, ou sweep] away [ou oft] to run away with : to collect [prix) to carry off [un enfant) to kidnap | S’_To rise:to come [ou peel] off: to rub out | Se faire__ To elope (par, with] s’Enliser', s’Enlizer' vr. to get caught in the quicksands Enlumine-e a. coloured [figure) red Enluminer' va. to colour : to illuminate ENLUMINEUR illuminator fness ENLUMINURE colouring : illumination : red- ENNE'MI-d? [enn-mee] [de, of, to] enemy osj ; foe [a.)opposing: hostile :adverse : prejudicial (de, to] [)K) enemy’s | _jure, Sworn E | Passer a 1’__ To desert to the E [F. Enmity] gEnnoblir va. to ennoble ® ENNUI ‘_’: tediousness : tedium : weariness . is annoyance : nuisance : pains (pi] ‘ bore ’ ^Ennuyant’-e a. [F. Ennuveux] -=Ennuyer‘ va. to weary : to tire : to annoy : a, ' to bore ’ | S'_, To be weary (de, of] to be dull : to ‘ tire one’s life out ’ (de, with] c ENNUYEUX'-jBZJiS’E bore [a.) wearisome: te- W dious : tiresome : annoying [-semenf -ly] ENONCE statement | Enoncer' va. to state • to __ enunciate [pensee) to express [statement ENONCIATION" expression : declaration : EnorgueiH'ir [an-nor] va. to make ... proud ] S’__ To be proud (de, of] Enorme a. enormous : tremendous : very great EnorinemenF ad. tremendously : to an enor- ^ raous amount [ou extent] ENORMITE_ty [faille) enormous size [about s’Enquerir vr. (Tabled) to inquire : to ask (de, ENQUETE inquiry [du coroner) inquest Enraciner' va. to root | S'_, To take root ENG ENGLISH-FRENCH ENQ ENGTNEE'RINGr art de l’ingenieur : les constructions mecaniques (pi] Civil_Le genie civil | Electrical_, L’electricite industrielle \ To go in for_Se faire ingenieur ENG'LISH [1') anglais : [les) Anglais [type) corps douze Early_[archit)du XIII6- siecle [lang.) l'ancien anglais | Old _, Grothique | _a. anglais : a Vanglaise [of England) A'An- gleterre | _BOY [petit) Anglais | _LADY, _ GIRL. — WOMAN [pi. —women'] Anglaise | _MAN [pi._men] Anglais Engra've [a e] va. graver | _R graveur ENGRA'VING [a e] gravure | Wood _, G sur bois | Copper-plate _, Taille-douce \ Half-tone__ Shniligravure | Line_G au Engro'ss va. absorber [law) grossoyer [trait Enhan'ce va. rehausser [ment ENHANCEMENT rehaussement: embellisse- Enjoin' va. enjoindre (on. a: to, de] Enjoy' va. jouir de [food, etc.) aimer : trouver bon, or bien | _ one’s self, S’amuser : se rejouir : ‘rigoler’ | How did he_himself at ... ? Comment s’est-il plu a ... ? ENJOY'MENT jouissance (to. pour : of. de] Enlar'ge [g, dj] va. agrandir : etendre [swell) dilater [tm.) s’a [upon, sur) s’etendre ENLARGEMENT agrandissement: extension ^[freedom) elargissement [med) dilatation [of tithe heart) hypertrophie ENLARGING [g, dj] agrandissement _APPARA'TUS appareil d’A Enli'g'hte'n [laite-nn] va. eclairer : illuminer _MENT lumieres (pi] Age of_Siecle de l's Enlist' va. enroler : engager [wi.) s’e ENLIST'MENT enrolement Enli've'n [i aV] va. animer : egayer EN'MITY inimitie \ At_with, Ennemi de Enno'ble va. anoblir [fig) ennoblir ENNO'BLE'MENT anoblissement Enoug'h' [e-nenff] ad. [with adverb or adj.) assez [with noun)assez de | To be_, Suffire | More than_, Plus qu’il n’en faut | _ to live on, De quoi vivre | To know well_, Sa- voir fort bien Strong — to ..., De force a... \ It’s _ to drive one mad ! C’est a rendre fou! | It's_to kill one ! 11 y a de quoi vous tuer! | I’ve had_of it! J’en ai assez! ‘ J’en ai plein le dos ! ’ | That’s_! C’est assez ! Enqui're [ennkoudi-e-r] v. s’informer | To_ for, Demander | To _ after, Demander des nouvelles de | _within, S’adresser ici | An enquiring LOOK, Un regard interrogateur ENQUI'RY enquete : recherche (s] [for a quotation) demande de prix | To make _, Prendre des informations, renseignements | Free_, [theol.] Libre examen |_OFFICE [Americ.: Information office] bureau de renseignements ENR FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS ENT ENRAGii madman | — -e a. mad (de, for, with, to] enraged : outrageous : desperate Enrageanf -e a. provoking Enrager' vn. to be mad, enraged,&c. | Faire _, To enrage : to drive ... wild ENRAIE'MENT" [F. Enrayer] Enrayer' va. [voiture) to put on the drag [tech) to put the spokes in [agr) to make the first furrow (in] [fig) to check ENRAYURE drag : break [agr) first furrow Enregimenter' va. to form ... into a regiment [ou into regiments] to enrol ENREGISTREMENT" registration : entry | Bureau d’_, Registry office | Droit d’—, Registration duty [levied upon deeds, transfers of property, etc., entered in the public registers] Enregistrer' va. to register : to book ENREGISTREUR recorder : recording apparatus : apparatus for registering [a.) recording Enrh'umer' va. to give ... a cold | Je suis en- rhume du cerveau, I have a cold in the head ENRICH1-JB upstart | Les_s, The vulgar rich Enrichir va. to enrich | S’—, To get rich ENRICHISSEMENT" enrichment : ornamenta- ENROLE'MENT" enrolment [ti°n Enroler' va. to enrol [X & s’_) to enlist Enroue-e a. hoarse ENROUE'MENT" hoarseness Tget hoarse Enrouer' va. to make ... hoarse | S’_, To Enrouill'er' va. [& s’_vr.~\ to rust Enrouler' va. to roll up : to roll | S’—, To ENROULE'MENT” winding : curling [curl up ENSABLEMENT" sandbank [de route) ballasting | Ensabler' va. to run ... upon a sandbank : to cover ou block up with sand Ensacher' va. to put ... in sacks (ou bags] Ensanglante -e pp. blood-stained Ensanglanter' va. to stain ... with blood ENSEIGN'E ensign [&) midshipman | — de premiere classe, Second lieutenant ENSEIGN'E sign : S-board [drapeau) ensign | _s deployees, With flying colours | a bonnes _s, On sure grounds [com) on good security | a telles_s que, In proof of which | a bon^vin point d’_, Good wine needs no bush | Etre loge a la meme__ ‘ To be in the same boat ’ ENSEIGN'EMENT" instruction : teaching : precept | _professionnel, Technical I j Entrer dans 1’_, To become a teacher : to go in for teaching (as a profession] Enseign'er' va. to teach : to instruct : to inform : to direct | _le grec a A B, To teach A B Greek Enselle-e a. saddle-backed ENSEMBLE [em as an nasal] whole : mass : harmony | L’_, ‘The ensemble’: the general effect | Avec_, Unitedly | D’_, Combined : united [wiusiq.) for several voices [ou instruments] _ad. together [a la fois) at the same ENSEMENCEMENT" sowing • |Gme Ensemencer' va. to sow (de, en, with] Enserrer' va. to encompass : to shut ... in : to enclose [jardin) to put ... under glass Ensevelir va. to lay out (a corpse] [fig) to bury: to shroud : to plunge (dans, in] ENSEVELISSEMENT" laying out : burying : burial | Ensoleiire-e a. sunny fwith Ensorceler' va. to bewitch : to infatuate (de, ENSORCELLEMENT" bewitching : infatuation ENSOUPLE [tech] beam [After Ensuite ad. afterwards : then : next | _de, s’Ensuivre vr. (Table 69) to follow : to ensue Ensuivi pp. [F. s’Ensuivre] ENTABLEMENT" entablature Entacher' va. to taint (de, with] ENTAILL'E notch [blessnre) gash | _r- va. to notch : to let ... in [blesser) to gash ENTAME first cut | _V va. to begin : to commence : to enter upon : to cut : to make the first cut in : to open (up] to approach : to encroach on [X) to break ENTAMURE cutting (into] first slice ou cut Entasse-e a. in a heap : piled up ENTASSEMENT" heap : pile Entasser' va. to heap [ou pile] up : to cram : to crowd : to accumulate ENTE graft [arbre ente) stock ENTENDEMENT"understanding : judgment ENTENDEUR one who understands | a bon_ salut, A word to the wise is enough Entendre va. to hear : to listen to [fig) to understand : to mean (to : par, by] to arrange : to attend to _dire, To hear | a_B According to B_ | _raison, To listen to reason | Faire comme on l’entend, To do just as one likes | 11 n’entend pas de cette oreille-la, He won't listen to it | Faire_(a]. To give ... to understand : to utter : to hint S’_, To understand : to understand each other : to hear each other : to be heard [ou understood] to agree : to know : to arrange | Cela s’entend, Of course | Faire l’entendu, To pretend to know | Bien entendu, ad. of course [a.) well-managed : clearly understood[pers)well-informed[dans) ‘ thoroughly up ’ (in, to] ENTENTE understanding : sense : skill | a double_, With a double meaning _ CORDIALE [se dit aussi en ang.] ENR ENGLISH-FRENCH ENT Enra'ge [redje] va. faire enrager : exasperer Enrap'ture va. transporter (de joie] ravir Enrich' [ritch] va. enrichir (with, de] ENRICH'MENT [ritch] enrichissement Enro'l [-He’d] va. enroler : enregistrer Enscon'ce o’s in v. se cacher, se camper dans Enshri'ne [chrainn] va. enchasser (in. dans] EN'SIGN' [enn'-saigne] drapeau : enseigne [J>) pavilion de poupe [pers) porte-drapeau Ensla've [a e] va. asservir Ensna're [a e] va. attraper : seduire Ensue' [enn-siou'] vn. s’ensuivre (from, de] Ensu'ing a. suivant [future) prochain Ensu're [enn-chour'] va. assurer ENTAB'LATURE [le-tioure] entablement ENTAI'L [enn-tele] substitution [ra.) [upon, a] substituer [fig) amener : imposer _e'd ESTATE, bien substitue Entan'gle va. [thread) emmeler : meler [one’s feet) empetrer [fig) embarrasser : embrouiller _MENT embarras: embrouillement | Barbed wire_s, Reseaux de fils de fer (barbeles] ENT FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS ENT Enter' va. to graft [fig) to ingraft ("to ratify ENTIlRINEMENT" ratification | Enteriner’ va. Enterique a. _ic : of the intestines ENTERREMENT" interment : funeral : burial [d’tme chose) burying Enterrfer* va. to bury : to outlive [question) to shelve | Enterre vivant, Buried alive | S’_ en province, To live quietly in the country EN-TETE heading | _de facture, Bill-head Entfite -e a. obstinate [fam) ‘ pig-headed ’ [de, of) vain [de) taken (with a person, etc.] ENTICEMENT" obstinacy : stubbornness Entfiter' va. to make ... giddy (de, with ...] to give one a great notion (of] S’_, To get obstinate : to be obstinately bent (de, on] to have a great notion (of] ENTH'OUSIASME enthusiasm [— r' va. to transport : to carry ... away (de, with] S’_To be carried away : to get enthusiastic [siastic ENTH'OUSIASTE [<£ f.~\ enthusiast [a.) enthu- Enticlier* va. to make ... proud ou obstinate | S’_, To be enamoured : to be touched : to be tainted (de, with] ENTIER" whole | En_, In its entirety : in full: all over |_-iere a. whole : entire : complete: full [obstine) headstrong : opinionated | Pont _, [&] Flush deck | Tout _ a ..., Fully bent upon ... | Durant des heures —ieres, For hours together Entieremenf ad. entirely {ennta'ir-le] ENTITE _ty [enn-te-te] ENTOILAGE lining: covering [carte) mounting Entoiler' va. to line, cover {carte) to mount EN TO MOL OGrIE _gy | _ISTE _ist Enton'ner' va. to put ... in the cask [un air) to ‘ strike up ’ | S’_, To rush ENTON'NOIR funnel | En_, F-shaped ENTORSE sprain 0=^ [fig) strain : twist ENTORTILL'EMENT" twisting : winding [dans une phrase) obscurity : complication (of style] Entortill'er' va. to twist: to wind : to wrap ... up (dans, in] [fig) to entangle {une personne) ‘ to get round ’ ENTOURAGE ‘_’ : setting : ‘surroundings ’ (pi] [dune machine) casing | Son _, [pers] The people about him : his environment Entourer' va. [de, with] to surround | S’_, To surround one’s self (de, with] ENTOURNURE arm-hole : top of the sleeve ENTOURS' [pi] surroundings EN-TOUT'-CAS" [pi. _] : sun-shade ENTR’ACTE ‘_’ : interlude : interval between the acts [another s’Entr’aider' vr. to help each other, ou one ENTRAILL'ES' [pi] entrails: bowels (pi] [fig) feeling (-s] heart: compassion : midst | Sans _, Unfeeling [another s’Entr’aimer* vr. to love each other, ou one ENTRAIN'' spirit [pers) spirits (pi] life | Sans _, [pers] Listless : listlessly Entrainant'-e a. winning : inspiring: stirring ENTRAINEMENT" attraction : force : animation [sports) training Entrainer' va. [de, from : a, to] to carry [ou lead, ou hurry] ... away : to draw ... away, on, into : to allure : to involve • to bring about: to lead to [sports) to train {course de bicycl.) to go as pace-maker ENTRAINEUR trainer [de cycliste) pace-maker ENTRAIT" tie-beam [superieur) collar-beam ENTRANT' | _s et sortants, Comers and goers | _-e a. ingoing [fig) insinuating ENTRAVE impediment | _S' (pi] clog : log: shackles (pi] obstacles (pi] _r' va. to clog : to fetter : to impede, hamper : to entangle Entre prep, between : among : into [les bras, etc.) in | _les mains de, In the hands of |_ nous, Between ourselves ... | Relies_eux, Lashed [ou bound] together | S’_-..., [in compounds] {2pers) each other [plus de 2 pers) one another : together Entre-baill'e -e a. half-open : ajar Entre-baill'er' va. to open ... a little ENTRECHAT" | Faire un_, To cut a caper s’Entre-choquer' vr. to strike against each other : to clash : to come in collision ENTRECOTE piece from the ribs Entrecouper' va. to intersect (par, by] to interrupt : to intersperse (de, with] Voix_ee, Voice broken (with emotion] s’Entre-eroiser' vr. to cross each other s’Entre-deehirer’ to tear each other in pieces ENT ENGLISH—FRENCH ENT En'tei* v. entrer : penetrer (..., dans, en] com- meneer : debuter dans [names, etc.) inscrire [parcels) enregistrer [exam) se presenter (for, a] It never_e'd my head to ..., 11 ne m’est jamais venu a l’esprit de ... | To — it to me, Mettre cela a mon compte | To_ an action against, Intenter un proces a ... | To — on, Aborder : commencer rentreprendre: prendre possession de | To_one’s name, S’inscrire | To _ the ARMY, the NAVY, Prendre du service [or du S dans la marine] ‘En'tere'd’ a. & pp. depose Enter'ic a. enterique _FE'VER la fievre typho'ide EN'TERING-IN entree ENTERPRISE [praize] entreprise: hardiesse | Man of great_Homme entreprenant | By private_Par Vinitiative privee Enterprising a. entreprenant Enlertai'n va. [guests, etc.) recevoir [with, de) amuser : regaler [an opinion) avoir [a hope) nourrir | I could not_the idea, Je ne puis en admettre un instant I'idee | _ER [of guests] hote : hotesse | _inq a. amusant | _MENT divertissement : festin : fete : lios- pitalite [reception) accueil | Evening _, Soiree | Theatrical_S, (pi] Le spectacle /Enthro'ne va. mettre sur le trone ^ENTHU'SIASM [azm] enthousiasme o ENTHU'SIAST enthousiaste : passionne (de] ^Enthusiastic a. enthousiaste : passionne | ■“ _ally ad. en enthousiaste : avec enthousi- V asme | Entiiu'se va. enthousiasmer Enti'ce [enn-taice] va. attirer : seduire (to a] entrainer (into, dans] _MENT appat: seduction : tentation Enti'cing [tat] a. seduisant: attrayant _ly ad. d'une maniere seduisante ENT FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS ENV ENTRE-DEUX' [pi._] space between (de, ...] middle : partition [ac/ric.) trench [des lames) trough (of the sea] [de chemise, de poignet) insertion [ad.) so so : middling ENTREE [de, to : en, into, on] entrance : admission : freedom of access : beginning : first appearance : rise [en seance) opening [com) entry [doaane) duty : import D tgeog) mouth : inlet [cuisine) ‘entree’ [meat with sauces, ragouts, garnishing, etc.] D’_de jeu. From the first | Ou est V_? Which is the way in ? | Heures d’_, Times of admission | J'ai mes —s, [a un theatre] I am on the free list | _ laterale. Side entrance ENTREFAITES" | Sur ces In the midst of all this : meanwhile ENTREFILET” short paragraph ENTREGENT" tact and address s'Entr’egorger* to cut one another's throats [fig) to have a desperate struggle ENTRELACEMENT" interlacing : interweaving Entrelacer* va. to interlace : to interweave | S’_, vr. To entwine [des mains) to clasp Entrelarder* va. to streak [fig) to interlard EHTRE-LIGN'E space between the lines:interlineation [typ) lead [Zedd] _r' va. to lead Entre-luire vn. {Table 51) to glimmer Entremeler* va. [de, with) to intermingle : to intersperse | S’_, To interfere ENTREMETS* dishes served up after the joint: sweet dishes : dish ENTREMETTEUR -EZTSE go-between s’Entremettre vr. {Table 66) to ihtervene : to interfere (de, with] [pp. Entremis* -e] ENTREMISE [s, z] mediation : intervention : agency | Par V_de, Through : per ... _S' des BAUX* carlings ENTREPONT" ’tween-decks | D’_, Steerage Entreposer* va. to warehouse : to put ... in bond | Marcliandises_ees, Bonded goods ENTREPOT'* bonded warehouse : mart : emporium : stores (pi] En_, In bond Entreprenant* -e a. enterprising:pushing[te- meraire) bold | Entreprendre v. {Table 59) to undertake : to attempt (de, to] [com) to contract for [nie'd, etc.) to attack [sur, on) to encroach ENTREPRENEUR contractor (de, for] ...-manufacturer : master-... [de batiments) builder | — des pompes funebres, Undertaker | _de diligences, Coach-proprietor Entrepris* -e pp. [F. Entreprendre] ENTREPRISE enterprise : contract : undertaking : concern : attempt [F. View : Wild] s’Entre-quereller' vr. to quarrel : to fall out Entrer* v. [dans, en, on, into] to enter : to begin : to go [come, walk, get] in, ou into, ou to : to be concerned (in an affair] to be | _ en colere, To get into a passion |_en condition. To go out to service \ _ en menage. To marry j _ en religion, To take the vows | 11 entre 2 metres d’etoffe dans, It takes [ou took] 2 yards of material to make ... | Faire_, To let ... in : to ask ... in : to get in [into, ou on] to introduce s’Entre-regarder* vr. to look at each other ENTRESOL ‘_intermediate Moor ENTRE-TEMP'S' interval Tval Entre-temp's' ad. meanwhile : in the inter- Entretenir va. {Table 15) to keep up : to keep : to cherish ou entertain : to converse | S’_, To keep ... up : to support (each other] to keep: to converse (avec. with : de, on] to pay one’s own expenses j S'— la main, To keep one’s hand in Entretenu-e pp. [F. Entretenir] ENTRETIEN" maintenance : keeping up : upkeep : clothing : clothes (pi] conversation ENTRETOISE brace: stay j _ tubulaire, Stay- ENTRETOISEMENT" bracing [tube ENTREVOIE ‘six-foot way’ (between lines] Entrevoir va. {Table 29) to just catch a glimpse of: to foresee | S’_To meet for a few moments : to see each other Entrevu -e pp. [F. Entrevoir] ENTREVUE interview Entr’ouvert* -e a. half-open : ajar Entr’ouvrir va. {Table 23) to open ... a little ENUMERATION" _ | Faire {’_ de .... [or Enumerer’ va.] to enumerate Envaliir va. to invade : to usurp : to take possession of : to encroach on : to overrun [eau) to rush into ENVAHISSEMENT" invasion : usurpation : possession : encroachment ENVAHISSEUR invader [a.) invading ENVASE'MENT" silting up s’Envaser* vr. to get stuck in the mud ENVELOP'PE wrapper : cover [de lettre) envelope [fig) exterior [de cylindre) lagging [de pneu) outer cover [de voyage) hold-all fup ENVELOP'PEMENT" envelopment: wrapping ENT ENGLISH-FRENCH ENV ENTI'RE [i af] Mere de Londres [a.) entier : complet | _ly ad. entierement: tout entier | In its ENTI'RETY, En entier Enti'tle [erm-taitt’l] va. intituler [to. a)donner droit | I am_d to. J'ai droit a Entomb7 [Zowne] va. ensevelir (beneath, sous] EN'TRAILS [pi] entrailles EN'TRANCE [enn'-tre-nnce] entree fea (to, a : into, dans] debut (on, sur] -FEE entree Entran'ce [enn-tronn'ce] va. extasier Entrap' [-ppe'd] va. prendre ... au piege : at- traper (into, dans] Entrea't [trite] va. supplier : prier instam- ment [V. GRACE] ENTREA'TY priere \ Urgent_ies. Instances Entrust/ [tre-sZe] va. charger (with, de] EN'TRY entree [of name) inscription [inwards. > outwards: &) declaration d'entree, or de sortie ^[in ledger) ecriture | Book-keeping by single, § double — Comptabilite en partie simple, dou- ** ble | To make an _against. Debiter Entwi'ne [at] v. entortiller : entrelacer : s’e Enu'merate va. enumerer [fam) conter tout au Enun'ciate {i-ne-nn-cln-etel va. enoncer [long ENUNCIA'TION [ne-nn\ enonciaticm Envel'op va. envelopper (in. dans] EN'VELOPE enveloppe | In an_Sous E | In the same_, Sous le meme pli ENV FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS 6 PI Envelop’per’ va. to envel'op : to wrap ... up (de, with : dans, in] to fold up : to surround : to cover : to involve [m. a vap) to lag | a_, Wrapping (paper] [fig] To rankle Envenimer' va. to inflame : to envenom | S’_, Enverguer’ va. [&] to bend (a sail] ENVERGURE span : spread [de voiles) width [de l’esprit) breadth : capacity ENVERS” wrong side : back | a 1’_, On the wrong side : inside out [fig) in confusion | _prep, towards : to Envi | a 1’__ ad. vying (with each other] Enviable a._ ENVIE envy : desire : wish : longing : fancy: mind (de, to] mark [aux ongles) back-frend | Avoir_de dormir, To feel sleepy | J’ai bien _de. I would very much like to | Faire_, To excite E : to excite the E (a, of] Porter _a ..., To envy ... Envieill'ir va. to age : to make ... look old Envier' va. to envy (a, ...] to wish for Envieux’ -ease a. envious (de, of] Environ" ad. about (de, ...] Environ’ner’ v. to surround (de, with] ("of ENVIRONS’ [pi] ‘_’ [s,*] neighbourhood (de, Envisager’ va. to look at [ou upon] to look ... in the face : to consider ENVOI consignment : forwarding : goods (pi] parcel Boj [F. Coup] _de .... From ... | — dauteur, Presentation copy j Lettre d’_, Advice | _d'ARGENT' remittance Envoisine-epp. | Etre bien_, or mal_, To have good neighbours, ou unpleasant N’s s’Envoler’ vr. to fly away : to wing one’s flight ENVOYS messenger [offlciel) envoy Envoyer’ va. (I'able 8) to send : to despatch: to forward (de, from : a, to] to send ... forth ^ [up. down, out, etc.] ENVOYEUR sender Eocene a— [t'-actije] Eolien" -enne a. Mo- tPAGN’EUL-E spaniel [Han liPAIS’ thickness | D'_, Thick Epais’ -sse a. thick | _de 5 pieds, 5 ft. thick EPAISSEUR thickness : thick part: depth [de _ caracteres) set Epaissir v. to thicken : to get stout : to get duller | S’_, To thicken : to get duller IlPAISSISSEMENT" thickening : thickness Epainprer’ va. to lop (the leafy branches of a £PANCHEMENT" effusion : outpouring [vine Epancher’ va. to pour out: to open | _ sa bile, To vent one's spleen | S’_, To overflow : to open one's heart £PANDAGE distribution : spreading Epandre va. to spread (dans, over] to shed : to distribute Epanoui-e a. full-blown [pens) cheerful Epanouir va. to expand : to open : to cheer : to brighten up | S’—, To open out : to blossom tPANOUISSEMENT" opening : expanding [de ^ la figure) brightening up : lighting up EPARGN'E economy : saving | Caisse d’_, Savings bank | _r’ va. to spare : to save IlPARPILL’EMENT" scattering Eparpill’er’ va. to scatter ... (about] Epars’’-e a. scattered : thin [cheveux) in dis- tPARVIN ”, EPERVIN". spavin Lorder Epatant’-e a. ‘ripping’ : ‘topping’ : wonderful : first-rate [Americ.) ‘bully’ Epate-e a. ... with the foot broken [nez) flat [fig) struck all of a heap | ‘ Faire de I'EPATE’ £PAULARD” grampus [To ‘show off’ EPAZJLE shoulder | Hausser les_s, To shrug one's shoulders |_EE shouldering [mouton) fore-quarter J _MENT" [fortific.) _ [tech) shoulder | Epaulei*’ va. to splay : to bring ... to the shoulder [fig) to support EPAULETTE [X)_let [epp-e-lett] shoulder- , strap [de vetement) shoulder-piece EPAVE waif : fragment: find [■&) wreck [a.) stray | Pilleur d’_s, Wrecker EiPEAUTRE spelt ou German wheat EPEE sword | Coup d’_, S-cut: stab Epeler' va. to spell | EPELLATION" spelling Eperdu-e a. distracted : desperate [-mf -ly] £PERLAN" smelt £PERON" spur : buttress : ridge [d’un navire) ram | Journee des_s, Battle of the Spurs Eperon’ner- va. to spur [un navire) to ram EiPERVIER” sparrow-hawk [filet) sweep-net EPERVIERE hawkweed Epeure-e a. frightened tPHEBE young fellow : youth Tsitory EPHElM£rE _ra : day-fly [a.) ephemeral: tran- EPHEUSIERIDES' [pi] nautical almanac £PI ear [diam) cluster [hot) spike [mat's) cob EPICE spice | Pain d’_, Gingerbread | Les 4 _s, Powder of nutmeg, ginger, allspice, and tPICliA Norwegian pine |_cinnamon Epicer’ va. to spice (avec, de, with] EPIGERIE grocery: G business : grocer’s shop EPICIER" -IERE grocer [Epicurean IlPICURIEN" -NNE voluptuary [philos. and a.) EPICURiSME [eece-m] Epicurean philosophy EPIDEMIE [<fc a.] _ic [thin-skinned tPIDERME _mis | Avoir 1’_ sensible, To be Epier’ va. to watch, spy [vn.) to come into ear Epierrer’ va. to clear ... of stones £PIEU boar-spear | EPIGLOTTE epiglottis EPIGRAM ME epigram EPIGRAPHE inscription | —PHIE _phy EPILATION" depilation : removal of hair Epilatoire a. depilatory ENV ENGLISH-FRENCH EPS Enven'om va. envenimer | _e’d a. envenime En'viable [enn'vi-e-bl] a._ : digue d’emae En'vious [enn-ri-e-ss] a. envieux (of, de] _ly ad. avec [or par] envie EnVi'ron [vaire-nn] va. environner (with, de] ENVIRONMENT [mi] milieu : entourage EN'VOY [enn'-voV] envoye EN'VY [enn've] envie feo [va.) envier EPER'G’NE surtout (de table] Ephem'eral a. ephemere [gourmet EP'ICURE [_epp'i-kioure] gourmand-e : friand-e: EP'ILEPSY epilepsie | _tic a. epileptique | _tic FIT, attaque or crise d E EPIS'T’LE [i-jnss’i] epitre EPTTHALA'MIUM [the-le, th fort] epitha- Epit'omizc [aVze] va. abreger [lame E'POCH [t'poll] epoque EP'SOM SALTS (pi] sulfate de magnesie EPI FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS EQU EPILEPSIE _sy | Epileptique a. —ic Epiler' va. to remove the hair from | S'_, To pick out one's grey hairs Epiloquer* va. to find fault with : to carp (at] IlPILOGUEUR ‘regular fault-finder’ £PINARD'S" (pi] [ds always silent] spinach EPINE thorn | Sardes _s, On pins | _blanche, Hawthorn j_noire. Blackthorn | — dorsale, _ du dos, Spine : back-bone | -VINETTE ' barberry EPINETTE spinet [volaille) chicken-feeder Eplneux' -euse a. thorny [sujet) knotty [jpers) ^ captious : ‘cantankerous ’ EPINGLE pin : peg | Tirer son_du jeu, ‘ To get well out of it ’ ] Coups d’_[fig] Pin-pricks | _S' [pi] pin-money | Tire a quatre_s, ‘In one’s best bib and tucker’ : looking as if ... had just come out of a band-box , _ a CHAPEAU hat-pin | _ de CRAVATE EPINGLETTE pricker |_ tie-pin Epiniere a. \ Moelle_, Spinal marrow EPINOCHE stickleback EPIPHANIE _ny | Epique a. ep'ic £PISCOPA!_pa'lian [pe] [a.) epis'copal £PISCOPAT"bishopric[eveques) bench of bish- iiPISODE [s z\_ [s p] incident [ops Episser' va. to splice liPISSOIR marline-spike EPISSURE splice £PIST0LAIRE letter-writer [a.) epistolary EPITAPHE _ph | EPITE wedge liPITH'ALAME epithala'mium EPITH'&TE epithet | EPITOME _ lilPiTRE epistle Eplore -e a. ... in tears : weeping Eploye -e a. spread fiplucher' va. to pick • to sort : to wash : to clean [critiquer) to examine minutely, ‘ pick holes in’ | fePLUCHEUR sorter : man who finds fault with others EPLUCHURES' [pi] pickings : parings: waste Epointe-e a. broken : blunt Epointer' va. to break the point of: to blunt EPONGE sponge | Sac a_, S-bag | ‘Avoir une __dans le gosier,’ To drink hard [F. Serviette Eponqer' va. to sponge up [ou off] to dab EPONTILL'E [&] stanchion ltPOPEE epic poem : epic poetry &POQUE time [histoire) epoch : period [d’ime qlanete) periodic T | _de Vannee, T of year s’Epoumoner" vr. to put o’s out of breath EPOUSAILLES' [pi] nuptials m EPOUSE ivife : spouse \ EPOUSEE bride Epouser" va. to marry : to be married to ... “ [fig) to espouse [tech) to adapt itself to:to fit Epousse'ter' va. to dust : to brush : to brush down [fig) to ‘ give ... a dressing down ’ EPOUSSETTE whisk Epouvantable a. frightful [-menfi -lly] £POUVANTAIL' scarecrow [fig) bugbear EPOUVANTE fright : terror | Epouvanter' va. to frighten : to terrify (de, with] S’_vr. to be frightened ou terrified (de, at] £POUX'-USE husband, wife [plais., et style eleve) spouse [pr. spaouzej [pi) couple : husband and wife \ Deux jeunes_, A young cou- _ pie | Les_B, B and his ivife | _ses, Wives Epreindre va. (Table 58) to squeeze : to S out Epreint" -e pp. [V. Epreindre] [to express s’Eprendre vr. (Table 59) to be taken : to be rather taken (de, with] EPREUVE proof: trial: test | _ chargee, Foul proof | Seconde_, Revise | a V_, Well-tried : firm | a V_de ..., Proof against... | a V_ du feu, Eire-proof | a toute_, Unflinching : ... to be thoroughly relied on Epris'-e pp. [F. s’Eprendre] taken (de. with] Eprouver' va. to try : to experience : to feel | Les ...s eprouves par la guerre, The ...s who _ have suffered by the war EPROUVETTE gauge [chimie) test-tube liPUISEMENT" drainage [fig) exhaustion fipuise-e pp. exhausted [livre) out of print Epuiser' va. to drain : to exhaust : to pump ^ out: to wear out: to waste \typ) to set... out EPUISETTE landing-net EPURATION" purifying : purification [met’l) , refining [F. SEWAGE] EPURE plan : draught : working drawing Epurer' va. to purify : to refine : to weed Equ'arrir va. to square [ecorcher) to kill and skin | EQU'ARRISSAGE squaring : squareness : killing and skinning Boisd’_, Scant- , lings (pi] EQU'ARRISSEMENT" squaring | D’_, Square tQU'ARRISSEUR knacker ^QUATEUR _tor [i-fcoue] [pays) Ecuador EQUATION" — EQU’ERRE square : elbow [a dessin) set'- _ square | D’_, Square | Fausse_, Bevel Equestre a._trian | Equianqle a._gular Equidistant- -e a._ | Equilateral -e a._ £QU'ILIBRE_brium : balance | En_, In E Equ’ilibrer’ va. to balance EQU'ILL'E [in Normandy] sand-eel EQU'INOXE equinox | _xial -e a._ctial EQU'IPAGE [ek1 ouipedje'] equipment [voi- ture) carriage [d’un navire) crew | Triste_, Sad plight | Maitre d’_Second mate | Train des_s, Army Service Corps EQU ENGLISH-FRENCH EQU Qu se prononce coniine dans quoi E'quable a. egal : uniforme E'QUAL [i-fcoite-Z] egal-e | _S pareils : egaux E'qual a. egal [pers) de force (to, a] _to the undertaking, a la hauteur de la tache j Not _to, Pas de force a : ne vaut, valent, pas ... E'qual [-He'd] va. egaler : rivaliser avec E'qualize va. egaliser EQUAL TTY egalite E'qually ad. egalement E'QUANIMTTY egalite A am e EQ'UERRY ecuyer EQUES'TRIAN [e-mi] [A- a.] equestre EQUILI'BRIUM equilibre | In _, En t \ To lose its_, Perdre l’E Equip' [-ppe'd, i tres bref] va. equiper [with plant, tech) outiller _MENT equipement : fourniment : outillage Equiv'oeate [i-konivo-kete] va. equivoquer EQU FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS ESC EQUIPE gang : set [football, etc.) team: side [40 crew | Chef d’_Ganger : foreman EQU'IPEE freak £QU'IPEMENT" equipment: outfit fiqu'iper' va. to equip : to fit out | S’__ [fam] To ' rig one’s self out ’ liQU'IPIER" member of the team (ou gang] fiqu'itable a— : just |_ment’ ad. equitably EQUITATION - [kwee] riding: horse exercise: __ horsemanship | Ecole d'_, Riding-school EQU ITY _ty [ek-ouitt-e] En_In justice iSqu'ivalenF -e a._t [i-fcotmw] Equ'ivaloir vn. (Table 26) to be equivalent (a, to] fiqu'ivalu pp. [V. Equivaloir] EQU'IVOQUE equivocation [a.) equivocal : uncertain : dubious | _r‘ vn. to equivocate | S’_, To make a slip ERABLE maple | _a sucre, Sugar maple Erafler' va. to scratch | ERAFLURE scratch Eraill'6 -e a. chafed : worn [etoffe) frayed out _ [oeil) blood-shot Ivoix) hoarse : husky Eraill'er' va. to fray out : to chafe | S’_, vr. t [.sole, etc.) to fray out [voix) to get hoarse ERAILL' URE fraying : mark ERE [air] era [fra] £r£BE Erebus ERECTION" : foundation : raising Ereinter'va. to break ...’s back:to ‘pitch into’l 'Je suis ereinte!’ I'm regularly knocked up! Ergo ad. ‘_’: therefore Lou dog-tired! ERGOT" spur [seigle) ergot [tech) snug : Eryotd -e a. spurred [feather Ergoter' vn. to cavil | _TERIE cavilling ERGOTEUR -FUSE caviller Eriger* va. to erect: to institute : to raise | S’_ en ..., To set up for a ... ERMINETTE adze | ERMITE hermit ["try ERM1TAGE hermitage : little crib in the coun- EROSION"_ | Erotique a._ic Errant'-e a. roving : wandering Chevalier _, Knight-errant | Le Juif_, The wandering Erratique a._ic [flevre) intermittent LJew ERRE [&] way | Nous avons de {'—, 11 prend son _, She's getting way' on her | 11 conserve son_, She's forging ahead [V. Forge] 11 perd son_, She's losing way | Son _ est coupee, She's brought to' (by the anchor] ERREMENT'S' ways (pi] Vieux_, Beaten track Errer' v. to wander : to stray : to stroll: to err ERREUR error : mistake [F. Sad] _! Nay! | ‘ Y a pas d’_! ’ ‘ And no mistake! ’ Errone -e a. erroneous [e-ron-ye-ss] ERSE selvagee : strop : ear-ring ERSEAU or ERSIAU grommet \-nedd liRUDIT" scholar Erudit"-e a—ite : learned ERUDITION"_ : learning : scholarship ERUPTION" [i-re-pche-nn] liRYSIP^LE [zee] erysipelas [cipp-e-le-ss] Es prep, of [abbrev. of en les] Maitre ^s arts, Master of arts ES [for eps from apis] Picardy word for bee ESBROUFE [vulg.] Faire de l'_, To make a ESCABEAU stool: short step-ladder [fuss ESCADRE [4>] squadron : air S ESCADRILL’E light squadron : air S ESCADRON" [X] squadron j Chefd’_.Major ESCALADE scaling | _r* va. to scale ESC ALE port of call | Faire_a, To put into : to call at ESCALIER" stairs (pi] staircase | Monter 1’_, To go upstairs | _de degagement, [or_de service] Back-stairs | Reponse de 1’_, Clever idea that one only wishes one had hit on at the time | Esprit de 1’_Happy ideas that come too late | _mecanique, Escalator ESCAMOTAGE sleight of hand : conjuring Escanioter' va. to conjure : to make away with [mots) to slur over [gentleman’ ESCAMOTEUR conjurer [rtlou) ‘light-fingered ESCAMPETTE | ’ Prendre de la poudre d’_,’ To bolt : to ‘ skedaddle ’ ESCAPADE _ [ess-ke-pede] prank ESCARBILL ES- [pi] cinders ESCARBOT" beetle [hanneton) cockchafer ESCARBOUCLE carbuncle (ant. for ruby] ESCARCELLE purse : bag ESCARGOT" edible snail ] En _, Spiral ESCARMOUCHE skirmish | _r' vn. to skirmish | _CHEUR skirmisher ESCAROLE endive | ‘ ESCARPE ’ ruffian ESCARPE scarp | Escarpe-e a. steep ESCARPEMENT" _pment : steep : steepness ESCARP1NS' [pi] pumps ESCARPOLETTE swing | ESCARRE scab : ESCIENT' | a bon_, Knowingly Lscar s’Esclaffer' de rire, vr. to roar with laughter ESCLANDRE scandal: ‘ to-do ’ ESCLAVAGE slavery [a, e]_GISTE advocate of slavery [a.) slave-trading [etat) slave- ESCLAVE [<£ f.~] slave [a.) slavish |_de, Bound ESCLAVON” -NNE Slavonian L^y : a S to ERA ENGLISH-FRENCH ERY E'RA lira] ere | Christian_, E chretienne Eradicate [ke?e] va. deraciner [fig) extirper ERADICA'TION [keche-nn] extirpation Era'se [rece] va. gratter : effacer (from, de] ERA'SER [i-rece-r] grattoir [V. INK] ERA'SURE [i-reje-ye-'r] rature Ere [ere] prep. & conj. avant que : plutot que | _long, Avant longtemps : bientot | _now, Avant aujourd’hui : deja Erect' va. eriger [geom) elever [found) fonder [machine) monter : installer [a.) droit: eleve [fig) intrepide : fort [ad.) droit ERECT'ING [machine] installation : montage ER'MINE [minn] hermine [a.) d 'hermine Er'mine'd a. revetu d'hermine Err' [e-’r] vn. errer : s’egarer (from, de] ERIt'AND commission : conrse : message | To send ... on an _, Envoyer ... faire une C | To go _s, Faire des commissions [or des courses en ville\ To run an_, Aller faire une C | — BOY jeune commis (pour les C’s] [in lawyers’ offices) saute-ruisseau [Paris cafes) chasseur Err'ant a._ | Knight-__ Chevalier E Errat'ic a. [astr, med.)_tique [pers) errant: Err'ing a. egare [excentrique Erro'neous [e-ron-ye-ss] a. errone _ly ad. par erreur : a faux | _NESS faussete ERR'OR [erre-r] errmr (in, de] Erst'while ad. autrefois ERYSIP'ELAS [sipp'-e-le-ss] erysipele [s, z] ESC FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS ESS ESCOBAR shuffler | _rler' vn. to shuffle ESCOBARDERIE shuffling Escoffier' va. to ‘ do for ’ ESCOGRIFFE ‘shark’ : ‘great lanky fellow’ ESCOMP'TE [mp nas] discount | a 1’ [traite] Escomp'ter' va. to discount [For discounting ESCOMPTEUR bill-discounter ESCOPE [V Ecope] ESCOPETTE carbine ESCORTE _t [&) convoy Escorter' va. to escort : to accompany ESCOT' serge ESCOUADE squad ESCOURGEON" winter barley ESCRIME fencing |_r' vn. to fence | S’—, To try hard : to ‘ have a turn ’ (a, at] ESCRIMEUR fencer ESCROC” swindler | Escroquer' va. toswindle ESCROQUERIE swindling ESPAOE space [a, e] ESPACE [typ] space E6PACEMENT" spacing [specigne] Espacer' va. to space [a, e] to space ... out ESPADON" two-handed sword : sword-fish ESPADRILL'E fibre sandal (with cloth top] ESPAGN'OL-jE Spaniard[langue & a.) Spanish _ETTE [drap) baize [levier) lever-fastening ESPALIER"_ : fruit-wall | Fruit d’_, Wall- ESPAR spar |_fruit ESPECE species : kind : sort | Dans V_, In this instance | _S' (pi] specie : cash | Paiement en _s, Cash payment | _s sonnantes, Hard ESPERANCE hope : expectation Lcash ESPliRANTISTE _ist | ESPERANTO _ Esperer' va. to hope [compter) to expect ESPI^GLE wag [a.) waggish : mischievous _RIE roguishness : prank : mischievous trick ESPINGOLE blunderbuss ESPION" -NNE spy | _NNAGE espionage : spying | _nner' va. to spy : to watch ESPLANADE_ [ess-ple-nede] parade [rede] ESPOIR hope : expectation | Dans 1’_de, In the H of ... ESPRIT" spirit : mind : intellect : sense : wit: talent: disposition [F. Clever] _ borne, etroit, Narrow mind | Bel _, Wit | Bon __ Good sense : sense | ... d’_, Sensible : intelligent [spirituel) witty | Presence d’_, Presence of mind | Avoir le bon _ de .... To have the good sense to | Avoir de 1’_jusqu’au bout des doigts, To have one’s wits about one : to have plenty of‘nous’ [naouce] Avoir l’_ de l’esca- lier [V. Escalier]Pauvres d’_, Poor in spirit | Plein d’_Very witty : full of fun | Rendre 1’_To give up the ghost |_s, Spirits | Les _s, Men’s minds ( Le mouvement des _s, The march of intellect | Tous les_s, The minds of all | Ces nouvelles ont vivementemu les_s, This news has caused great excitement | de CORP'S' '_’ : clanship : pride in maintaining the corporate reputation | _FORT' freethinker | _ LINGER* shallow mind| _ PUBLIC public opinion | _ RUDE aspirate | _-de- VIN" spirits of wine ESQU'IF skiff | ESQU ILL E splinter ESQU'INANCIE quinsy [kouinn'-ze] Esqu'inte -e pp. [vulg] ‘ regularly knocked up ’ ESQ’ UISSE sketch : outline Esqu'isser' va. to sketch ESQU'IVE shive : bung pout Esqu'iver- va. to avoid | S’_To slip off [ou ESSAI essay:trial:sample [ft-ball) try | a 1’_, On trial : to the test | Coup d’_, First attempt | Voyage d’_, Trial trip ESSAIM" [m nas.] swarm | _AGE swarming Essaimer' v. to swarm Essanger' va. to put ... in soak Essarder' va. [<£■] to swab ESSARTAGE, ESSARTEMENT" clearing Essarter' va. to clear : to grub up ESSAYAGE trying on : trial Essayer' va. [de, to] to try : to attempt : to essay [vetement) to try on [met) to assay | S’_To try (a, at. to] ESSAYEUR assaver ESSAYISTE essayist ESSE linch-pin : tiler’s hammer ESSENCE_[arbre) species : tree [pour auto) petrol : motor-spirit | Latnpe a_, Benzoline lamp |_degirofle, Oil of cloves | _ minerale, Benzoline | _de petrole, Petrol | _de tere- benthine. Spirits of turpentine ESSENTIEL [ent, anc] main thing : point Essentiel -elle a. essential : material [-ment' Esseule-e a. alone : isolated L-lly ESSIEU axle-tree: axle \ _arriere, Rear axle | _coude, Crank-axle ESSOR flight : strain : play Donner 1’_a. To give scope [ou an impetus] to | Prendre 1'_ To receive an impetus [ou new life] to take a start : to start [extractor Essorer' va. to dry | ESSOREUSE hydro- Essouffle-e.pj?. <fe a. out of breath : breathless ESSOUFFLEMENT" want of breath Essouffler' va. to put ... out of breath ESC 'ENGLISH—FRENCH ESS ES'CALA'TOR [le] escalier mecanique ^ESCA'PE [from, de) evasion : delivrance [of | fluids) echappement [gas) fuite | To make one’s_, S’evader | To have a narrow_, X/echapper belle | FIRE-—, echelle de sau- « vetage |_va. echapper a [avoid) eviter [vn.) “ [miss) echapper [to get away) s’e [conj. tvith Etre] _d CONVICT, evade du bagne VESCA'PE’MENT [tech] echappement ESCHEAT' [ess-tchite] desherence [vn.) tomber en D | _ed to. Confisque au profit de Eschew' [ess-tefiott] va. eviter ES'CORT escorte | Escor't va. escorter ESCOR'TER cavalier ESCRITOIR'E ecritoire : secretaire ESCUT'CHE'ON [ess-ke-tche-nn] ecusson ESPAR'TO [for paper] alfa Espe'cial [c7ie-Z] a. special | -lly ad. surtout: particulierement [beg) instamment ESPLANA'DE [nede] e_: digue -.promenade 'SESPOU'SAL [or_S, pi] epousailles (pi] cEspou'se va. epouser Espy' va. [discern) apercevoir [spy) epier ESQUI'RE [i, at] ecuyer | C D, Esq., Monsieur C D [Vote. Le nom de bapteme, ou la premiere lettre du nom de bapteme, doit toujours preceder le nom de famille] Tessayiste ESS'AY essai | Essay' v. essayer | ESS'AYIST ESS FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS ETA ESSUIE-MAIN" [pi. _s] towel ESSWE-PLUME [pi. _s] pen-wiper Essuyer' va. to dry : to dry up : to wipe : to wipe away [la vaisselle) to wipe up [subir) to support: to sustain : to go through | Essuyez vos pieds, Rub your shoes [V. Lazzi] EST [pr. est] east 03^ [tsf] _ NORD"_, East- north-east | _QU’ART’ NORD" _, East by north | _ QU’ART’ SUD _, East by south | _SUD _, East-south-east ESTACADE stockade ESTAFETTE courier : express ESTAFIER" armed attendant: bully ESTAFILADE slash : gash | _r’ va. to slash ESTAGN’ON" large can for oil, etc. [2 to 25 ESTAINS’ [&] fashion pieces [litres ESTAME [<fc a. d’_] worsted ESTAMINET" beer-shop and cotfee-house : tap : smoking-room [bing : squeeze ^ESTAMPAGE stamping [d'inscriptions) rub- § ESTAMPE print [l'outil) stamp --Estamper’ va. to stamp [fam) to ‘ have ’ ^ESTAMPILL'E stamp (mark] [Estainpill’er’va. to stamp : to pass ESTARIE [V. STAR IE] Ester’ vn. [V. ACTION, ang.] Estimable a._: ... worthy of esteem ESTIMATEUR appraiser Estimatif-ive a. estimated j Etat_, Estimate ESTIMATION’’ _ : estimate 03, ESTIME esteem [&) reckoning | Par _, By estimation | Estimer’ va. to esteem : to consider [com) to value : to estimate (at...] [&) to reckon | Route_e'e, Dead reckoning | S’_, To consider o's : to think highly of o's Estival-e a. summer ... Estiver’ va. to turn out (cattle) for the summer ESTOC point of a sword : stock | Frapper d’_ et de taille, To cut and thrust | Coupe a blane —, Cut clean to the ground ESTOCADE thrust | _r’ vn. to thrust ESTOMAC” stomach [poitrine) breast | ‘Avoir de 1’_,’ To have plenty of pluck ‘Estomaqiier’ ’ va. to‘take one’s breath away’ ESTOMPE stump |_r’ va. to stump [country ESTRADE platform | Battre V_To scour the ESTRAGON" tarragon | ESTROPE strap ESTROPlfc •E cripple [a.) crippled : lame Estropier’ va. to cripple : to maim [fig, denatured to murder ESTUAIRE_ary | ESTURGEON” sturgeon Et” coty. and | Et ... et ..., Both ... and ... itTABLAGE stabling : stalling : standing ETABLE [_a. boeufs) cattle-shed : cow-house [a pores) sty [a moutons) sheep-house [du Christ) stable | Nourri a V_, Stall-fed fcTABLI bench fitablir va. to establish : to fix : to settle : to set up : to institute : to found : to lay down [compte) to make out [macA) to put up [voiles) to set | II s’est etabli a ..., He has settled in business at ... : he has gone to live at ... tTABUSSEMENT” establishment: settlement: institution [pers, com) ‘setting up in business’ _du PORT’ tide-table £tage floor ; story : row : step : stairs [geol) layer : bed [pers) position : rank | Au premier _, On the first floor [ou flat] a 4_s, 4-storied Etager’ va. to range : to set out in terraces ETA GERE whatnot : shelves (pi] a_, With S £tai stay : prop | Faux _, Preventer stay ETAIM” bn nasal] carded wool fTAIN” in : pewter | Papier d’_, Tinfoil ETAL [pi. Etaux ] stall : butcher's S, ou shop £talage show : display : display of goods : frontage : stall | Voleur a 1’_, Shop-lifter tTALAGISTE ... who keeps a ...-stall Etale a. \ Mer_, Slack water E taler’ va. to display : to show off: to spread out : to put ... in the window : to expose ... for sale | S’_, To show off . to throw one’s self (on, into] to ‘make a show of one’s self’ Stalinguer’ va. to bend [a cable] ETALINGURE ganger : slip : cable clinch liTALON” standard [eheval) stallion tTALONNAGE, _N’NEMENT" stamping Etalon’ner’ va. to stamp IlTALON’NEUR inspector of weights and meas- £tamage tinning [de ylace) silvering [ures EiTAMBOT” [m nas.] stern-post IlTAMBRAI bn nas.] partners (pi] E tamer’ va. to tin [Ja ylace) to silver tTAMEUR tinker : tinman ET AMINE bolting-cloth [a pavilions) bunting [6of) stamen | Passer par V_, To sift : to be sifted : to be put upon its trial liTAMPAGE [m nasal] stamping | ETAMPE stamp: swage |_superieure, Swage hammer Etanclie a. stanch : water-tight | Cloisons_s, Bulkheads | IlTANCHEMENT" stanching : stopping (de, of] [de la soif) quenching Etancher’ va. to stanch : to stop : to quench IlTANQON" shore : stay : stanchion Etamjonner’ va. to shore up : to stay ElTANG” pond ] Pecher un_, To drag a P ETAPE rations (pi] halting-place : stage | Bruler l’_, Not to halt | ETAPIER" sutler Etarqu’e a. [d>] taut | _r‘ va. to make ... taut £tat” state :‘predicament’: occupation : profession : trade : establishment : government: estate : list [rentes) statement of account [V. COUP] L’_, e’est moi! [Louis XIV.] The State ? I' am the State ! | _definitif, Proof before letters | a 1’_de, In a state of | a 1’_de neuf, As good as new | Bon_, Good condition | Corps d’_, ‘_’ [metier) trade : corporation | De son _, By protession_[metier) by trade | En_de, In a position [ou fit state] to : ready to (ou for] Hors d’_de, Not able to | ‘ Dans tous ses _s, ’ Very much upset | Homme d’_, Statesman | Ministre d’_, Cabinet minister | Remettre en_, To ‘put... to rights’ [ou in order] Officier de 1’_ CIVIL, Registrar | Les_S’ G£n£RAUX’ or States General = Representative assembly, during Fr. monarchy, of the 3 ‘etats’ or sections of society : clergy, nobility and commoners or ‘tiers etat.’ Transformed in 1780 into the Assemblee Natiotiale \ PAYS’ d’_s, District having local governm’t as opposed to Pays d etection, or District under jurisdiction of ‘Elus’ [judges appointed by the Crown to assess the ‘ taille,’ etc.] -MAJOR staff [lieu) staff-office [•!»■) ship s officers (pi] Carte de 1’_-_, Ordnance map [Scale 1 : SO,000 or 1 i cm — 1 km. The English 1 inch to the mile is 1 : 63,360] ^TATISTE partisan of State socialism ETA FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS ETR liTAU vice | _d'etabli, Bench-vice |_a main, Hand-vice | -LIMEUR shaping-machine Etayer" va. to stay : to prop up £t£ summer [F. Hay] Fort de 1’_, Height of S | Se mettre en_, To put on one’s S clothes | L’_ de la SAINT; -MARTIN" St.Martin’s S Ete pp. invar. [F. Etre] liTEIGN'OIR extinguisher Eteindre va. (Table 58) to extinguish [fam) to put out [la cliaux, la soif) to slake [peinture) to soften [tig) to cancel : to destroy [dette) to pay [ou wipe] off | S’_, To go out [fig) to die out [pers) to pass away [F. Switch] Eteint' -e a. extinguished : extinct: faint fETENDAGE lines (pi] liTENDARD" standard : flag liTENDOIR clothes-lines <te poles:drying-place Etendre v. to spread : to extend : to stretch 5 (out] to expand : to reach : to enlarge : to ■n lay ... down [un liquide) to dilute (de, with] S’_, To e : to s (sur, on] to reach : to stretch § one’s self (out] [sur un sujet) to expatiate : to enlarge (on, upon] Etendu -e a. extensive : wide : long : diluted ETENDTJE extent: length [d’une voix) com- v pass [d'nne riviere) reach L’tTERNEL, The Lord (Jehovah] E tern el -lie a. nal : perpetual | rnent ad. _ -lly : for ever [mauv. part) everlastingly Eternise!’’ va. to immortalize | S'_, To last for ETERNITE _ty [fam) tremendous time [ever liTERNUE’MENT” sneezing fiternuer" vn. to sneeze Etfitei*’ va. to top : to cut off the head of ETEULE [or ESTEUBLE] stubble £THER e'ther | Eth’ere-e a. ethe'real liTH'IOPIEN” -ENNE [& a.'] _pian ETH IQU E ethics [th fort] [fort] ETH'NOGRAPHIE _phy [etli-nog'-re-fe:th ETH'NOLOGIE _gy [eth-noV-e-dje: tli fort] Eth’nologique a._ical IlTIAGE low-water mark | a 1’_, When the water is at its lowest [maree) at low-water Etincelant’ -e a. sparkling | Etinceler’ vn. to sparkle [astres) to twinkle | ETINCELLE spark |_MENT" sparkling [astres) twinkling Etiole -e a. sickly : weakly : blighted £TIOLEMENT" etiolation : blanching s’Etiolei” vr. to grow sickly [ou emaciated] Etiqu’e a. consumptive : emaciated : hectic Etique'ter’ va. to ticket [pharmacie) to label ETIQU'ETTE _: ceremony : label : ticket IlTIRAGE drawing : drawing-frame Etirer’ va. to stretch [metal) to draw | S’—, ETISIE consumption [To stretch o’s ETOFFE stuff : material (_s, pi] condition | _S' [typ\ wear and tear | _r‘ va. to furnish (amply] Etoffe -e a. furnished : plump : am- , pie [pers, fam) well dressed : well off ETOILE star : crack [typ) asterisk ( # ] — flant.e, Shooting S | Coucher a la belle —, To sleep in the open air | Ne sous une mauvaise _, Ill-starred | Monsieur trois_s, [ # #] Mr. What’s-his-name | _de MER star-fish | _MENT” star-shaped crack : starring Etoile -e a. starred [ciel) starry [nuit) starlight| _I*' va. to stud (de, with] to star : to crack | ^ s’Etoiler' vr. to crack ETOLE stole [tole : tech) boiler-plate EtonnammenF ad. wonderfully Etonnanf -e a. wonderful : astonishing : surprising | Et rien d’_! And no wonder ! EiTONNEMENT” wonder : astonishment Etonner' va. to astonish | S’_ vr. to be aston ished : to wonder : to be frightened (de, at] 11 ne faut pas s'_de, One can’t wonder at... | Peut-on s’en _? Can it be wondered at ? EtouffanF -e a. suffocating [temps) sultry tTOUFFEMENT” suffocation : stifling Etouffer' va. [de, with] to suffocate : to stifle [un bruit) to deaden [la voix) to drown [une affaire) to hush ... up | On etouffe! It's enough to stifle one! £TOUFFOIR damper [hoite) charcoal-box ETOTJPE tow : oakum [much) packing fitouper" va. to stop : to pack [&) to calk ETOUPILL'E match : friction-tube ETOURDERIE blunder : thoughtlessness Etourdi -e a. giddy • thoughtless | a Vetourdie, [or Etourdimenf ad.] Heedlessly Etourdir va. to stun : to deafen : to astound : to deaden | S’_, To forget one’s troubles (etc.] to lose o's (de, in] Elourdissant* -e a. deafening £TOURDISSEMENT"[pers)giddiness[fig) blow ^TOURNEAU starling [fig) thoughtless fellow Et range a. strange : queer sort of | _ment' ad. strangely | ETRANGETE strangeness ^TRANGER"-ERE stranger (pour, to ...] [d un autre pays) foreigner [pays) foreign countries (pi] exportation | a 1'_, Abroad _a. strange : foreign (a, to] unfamiliar EST ENGLISH-FRENCH EUG Establish va. etablir: fonder: confirmer {company, etc.) constituer ; fonder | _e’d pp. A a. [com.] maison fondee en ... | _ CHURCH eglise etablie ESTABLISHMENT etablissement : installation : institution : creation : Eglise etablie | On the_[typ] En conscience | Branch_, Succursale | Educational_, Maison d’education | _CHARGES frais generaux ESTA'TE [e-steite] etat: rang: fortune [landed) domaine : propriety: bien [by will) succession [bankrupt’s) actif [tea, etc.) plantation _ AGENT agent d'affaires ESTEE'M estime [u.) estimer: regarder comme ES'TIMATE [me-tt] calcul: appreciations (pi] [for, de) devis Rough_Devis [or calcul] approximatif | To form an — of, Evaluer Es'timate [mete] va. estimer : calculer (at,...] ESTIMA'TION_feo : jugement : opinion Estra'nge [trennj] va. eloigner : aliener _MENT eloignement : alienation ES'TUARY [ess'-tiou-e-re] estuaire : bras de mer \ The_of ..., L’embouctiure de ... Etch' va. graver a Veau-forte ETCH'ER graveur a Veau-forte : aquafortiste ETCH'ING gravure a Veau-forte : ean-forte ETH'ICS [th fort] (pi] [la) morale : [l’)ethique EUGE'NICS [V)eugenique ETR FRAN (J AIS—AN GL AIS ETR fitranyhS -e a. narrow : tight: too small tTRANQLEMENT" strangling : strangulation Strangler' va. to strangle : to garotte : to make ... too narrow [habits, too tight] to restrain [de, with) to choke liTRANGLEUR garotter [dans VInde) Thug tTRANGLOIR [&] compressor ETRAVE [&] stem | Fausse_, False S £TRE being : existence : creature ^_S' [pi] ins and outs : arrangement vn. (Table 6) to be : to exist: to have J-jLI ^ [&, terre, etc.) to lie | S’_..., Tohave ... one’s self, ou one’s ... [Table 79] 11 est des gens qui ..., There are people who ... | C’est nous qui ..., It is we who ... | Ce sont vos enfants qui ..., It is your children who ... | C'est moi, It is I | Vous etes impardonnable d'avoir agi ainsi, It was unpardonable of you to behave so | Depuis coinbien de temps etes- 2vous k Paris? How long have you been in Paris ? | Etantdonne uti.... Given a ... | Nous sommes 2, There are 2 of us | Je doute que cela soit, I doubt whether it is so [V. Happen] Serait-ce que ... ? Can it be that... ? | N’etait le ..., If it were not for the ... | N’eut ete ..., Had it not been for ... | ... fut-ce memepoitr, ... even to [ou for] ... | ... lie fut-ce que pour, ... were it only to ... _a, [faire) to be doing ... [s’en occuper) to be ® attending to [etre avec) to be with (a person] to be at, ou in (a place] [appartenir) to belong to | _a sa toilette, To be dressing | Cette plume est a moi. This is my' pen [ou, This pen is mine] Cette maison est a moi, This house is my own [ou, belongs to me] Sa vie est-elle a lui? Can he call his life his own? | Je suis k vous a l’instant, I'll be with you in a moment | 11 ne m’est rien, He is no relation of mine | 11 est tout a ce qu’il fait, He’s attend- ^ ing closely to his work | C’est a moi de m’en occuper, It is my' place to see to it : I' must see to that [F. a] _ a, [suivi d’un verbe] to be ...ing (participe pres.] to be ...ed (part, passe] J’ai ete toute la journee a parler de lui, I was talking of him the whole day | Ils etaient a boire, They were drinking | 11 est longtemps a se preparer, He is a long time getting ready | 11 est a s’habiller, He is dressing | Elle est a plaindre, 2 She is to be pitied 111 est a esperer, a regretter ..., It is to be hoped, It is to be regretted ... | 11 est a croire, It is probable ... _dans l'affaire pour 1000 francs, Tohave 1000 francs in the concern _ de, To be of, ou from : to come from [rem- porter) to be consistent with | _ de service, de garde, To be on duty _ de la partie, To be one of them : to have something to do with it | Je suis de la partie, ® [fig] It is in my line | Je ne suis pas de la partie, It is out of my line .. _ | Ou en etes-vous ? How far have you ■ got? | J’en suis au dernier chapitre, I have reached the last chapter | Ou en est l'affaire ? How does it stand now ? | En etes- vous la ! Have you come to that! | Je sais ce qui en est! I know all about it! J J’en suis, I belong to it, am one of them | N’en etre plus, To ‘cry off’ | Je n’en suis plus, I’ll have no § more to do with it | J en suis pour mon argent, I’ve lost my money | J’en suis pour 1000 fr., It cost me 1000 fr. | J’en suis pour mespeines, I had my trouble for nothing | 11 en a ete quitte pour..., He was let off with ... | J’en suis pour ce que j’ai dit, I stand to [ou abide by] what I said | Quoi qu’il en soit, Whatever the case may be [ S’il en est ainsi, If that is the case | S’il en fut jamais, If ever there was one [ou were any] Cela n’en est pas, That does not 2belong to it | Voila cequi en est, That’s how it [ou the matter] stands | 11 ne sait ou il en est, He doesn’t know what he is about | II en est de ... comme de ..., It’s the same with ... as with ... | II en sera ce qu’il vous plaira, It shall be just as you please | 11 n’en est rien, It’s nothing of the sort | 11 n’en est pas ainsi, It isn’t so 11 dit qu’il l’admire, mais il n’en est rien, He says he admires him, but he doesn't | II n’en a rien ete, It turned out otherwise _ mip ... | Si j’etais que de vous, je ..., If I were you (I would ...] 11 n’etait So question que du blocus, There was nothing talked of but the siege | Il n’est que de ..., There is nothing for it but to ... : the best way is to ... Est-il | Toujours est-il que ..., All the same, ... : the fact remains that ... 05P£it f'lllA 1 Si elle ne vient pas, c’est Cob b|LlC qU’e^g ne peut pas, jf sjle § doesn’t come it’s because she can’t | Venez- vous ? C’est que nous ne pouvons pas, Are you coming? Why [ou, The fact is] we can’t! | J’aime ce pays, si ce n’est qu’il y fait trop chaud, I should like this country if it wasn’t too hot | Voila ce que c’est que de mentir! That’s what one gets by lying! | a moins que ce ne soit le voyage, Unless it be [fam, it is] the journey | Voila ce que c’est! Serve him [you, etc.] right! That is what comes of ...! nil p ^ • Are •••’ iJob bC Does ... ? Is it possible ®that ... ? [Est-ce que rather implies surprise, except in the cases mentioned in Tab. 77] Est- ce qu’il gele ? Is it freezing ? | Est-ce qu’il est mort? Is it true that he is dead ? | Qu’est-ce que c’est? What is it? What is the matter? l\rw II pleut, n’est-ce pas ? C&l-bC . It is raining, isn’t it? Il en fut surpris, n’est-ce pas ? He was sur- 2 prised at it, wasn’t he ? | Le train n’est pas ^ arrive, n’est-ce pas ? The train isn’t in, is it ? | Je n’ai rien dit, n’est-ce pas? I haven’t said anything, have I? [ou, I didn’t say anything, did I?] VT ptpp to be at home (pour, to] [fig) to _L Cll t, have it | Il y etait pour quelque chose, He had a HAND in it | Je n’y suis pour personne, I can’t see anybody [i.e., receive] Je n’y suis pour rien, I have had nothing to ® do with it [ou, no hand in it] J’y suis pour si 1-1 peu de chose, I have had so little to do with it | N’y suis-je point encore? Am I not up to the mark yet ? | Monsieur y est-il ? Is Mr. * * * at home ? Is your master in, please ? | (]!a y est! That’s it! It’s all right! | £a n’y est pour rien, That has nothing to do with it | J’y suis ! I’m just coming ! [compris) I have it! | Il y est! That’s it! He has it! ‘ He’s got it! ’ ETR FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS EVE Etrecir va. to narrow | S’_, To get narrower [du linge) to shrink IlTRI^CISSEMENT” narrowing : shrinking Etreindre va. (Table 58) to bind : to grasp : , to grip hold of [embrasser) to clasp ETREINTE embrace : fastening : grasp ETRENNE first use (of] _S' (pi] new-year's gift: ‘Christmas-box ’ | Jour des_s [Jan. 1] Etrenner’ va. to have the first use of [com) to be ...’s first customer : to make .. a new-year's present: to give ... a ‘Christmas-box’ — vn. to sell the first lot EiTRIER” stirrup [tech., macli) strap | a franc ,_, At full speed | Yider les_s, To be thrown ETRILL'E curry-comb |_r‘ va. to curry [fig) _ to fleece : to give ... ‘ a good dressing ’ Etriqu’<$-e a. scanty Elriqu'er' v. to shorten : to narrow ETRIVIERE stirrup-strap | Donner les _s a, To give ... ‘a good dressing’ Etroit" -e a. narrow : limited : close : strict: limited : confined | a 1’_, Close : closely confined : pinched for room | EtroitemenC ad. _ narrowly : strictly : closely ETROITESSE narrowness : closeness £TRUSQUE [<£ a.] .Etruscan [i-tre-ss'ke-nn] ETUDE study : office : chambers (pi [clientele) practice [<s3l & ingen. civil) survey : scheme [de journal, etc.) article [sur les rnceurs, etc.) sketch [fig) study : affectation : art | a l'_, Under consideration | Maitre d’_, Usher | Salle d'_, School-room | 11 a fait ses_s, He has had a classical education [V. Educate: liTUDIANT” student (en, of] [Standard Etudier’ ya. to study : to observe : to deliberate upon | Etudie, Studied : set: wanting in simplicity | S’— a. To apply o’s to : to endeavour liTUI case : needlejcase : box [&) cover [fo ETUVE stove | ETUVEE stew : stewing tTUVEMENT" fomentation El uver' va. to stew {med) to foment ETYMOLOGIE—gy\ Etymologiquea. _ical Eli -e pp. [F. Avoir] EUCALYPTUS — [en Australie) gum-tree EUCH'ARISTIE _ist EUFRAISE [bot] eyebright | EUGENIQUE EUNUQUE eunuch [you'-ne-k] |__ic* Cpl] EUPATOIRE _orium : hemp agrimony EUPHIlMISME [-eece-m] euphemism | Par_, Bv a E EUPHONIE _ny | Par _. For euphony Euphonique a._ic | EUPHORBE spurge EUROP£eN"-ENNE [<fe a.] European [youro- pt-e-tm] a 1’_enne, In the E style Eux' pron. them [sujet) they _-mfimes. Themselves E.V. [en ville'] in town : ‘Local’ [exhaust EVACUATION"_: moving out [inach & vap) Evacuee’ va. evacuate [faire_) to clear IlVADIi du BAGN’E escaped convict s’EvadeC it. to escape : to get away EVALUATION" valuation : estimate Evaluer’ va. to value : to estimate (..., a, at] Evangt'dique a_ical [-menf -lly] Tto Evangeliser’ v. to_ize : to preach the Gospel £VANG£lISTE _t I fcVANGILE Gospel Evanoui -e a. <f- pp. dispelled : vanished {med) in a fainting fit | s’Evanouir vr. to vanish [wed) to faint : to faint away | Faire_, To dispel {alqeb) to eliminate liVANOUISSEMENT" fainting : F fit EVAPORATION" _ [fig) thoughtlessness Evapor^-e a. [per.s] thoughtless :‘flighty’ Evaporer’ va. to evaporate {pens) to give vent to | Faire _, To e | S'_, To e : to become thoughtless /Evase -e a. wide : bx-oad : bell-shaped m liVASEMENT" width : breadth : opening £ Evaser’ va. to widen | S’_To get broader * Evasif -ive a._ive [i-veciv) [-venient’ -ly] VEVASION" Boj escape tVECHt bishopric [bishop's) palace IlVEIL’ warning : hint : alarm : call | En _, On one's guard | Mettre...en _, To put ... __ on his guai'd Eveill’e-e a. awake ‘wide awake’ : smart : lively : watchful | Eveill’er’ va. to awaken : to wake : to rouse [faire level-) to call IlVIlNEMENT’’ event : issue : incident : case | a tout_Whatever may happen EOJL ENGLISH-FRENCH EVE Eulogis'tic a. elogieux |EULO'GIUM, EU'LOGY eloge Eu'logize [djaize] va. faire l’eloge de : louer Evae'uate [you-ete] va. evacuer Eva'de [i-vedej v. eviter : eluder Evanes'cent a. fugitif: ephemere E'vangel'ieal a. evangelique Evan'gelize [i-vann'dje-ldize] va. evangeliser Evap'orate va. faire evaporer [vn.) s'e EVA'SION fea faux-fuyant [shuffle) defaite EVE [fee] veille | On the_of, a la V de E'VE'N [poet] soir | -SONG vepres (pi] E've’n a. egal [flat) uni : uniforme [with, de) au niveau : a /fear [quits) quitte (avec] ‘a __ deux de jeu ’ [betting) mutuel [fig) plein zd’egalite : regie | To be _ with, Rendre la "gpareille a | To make..._, Aplanir | -handed, ~ Impartial | _ MONEY, Compte rond | _ NUMBER, Nombre pair — ad. meme : aussi bien [straight) reguliere- ment | _ if, _ though, Quand meme (foil d by condit’l tense] meme si | _if they were, [subj. past] fussent-ils ... | _if it were so, Meme s'il en etait ainsi | _ then, Meme alors | _now, Des a present : en ce moment mtme | _so, Precisement | _ or odd ? Pair ou impair ? | _supposing, Meme en supposant ... E'VE NING soir : soiree [decline : fig) deciin [a.) du soir | An agreeable _, line soiree char- mante | Six in the_, Size heures du soir | Good _! Bonsoir! | _ PA'PER journal du S | _ PRIM'ROSE lierbe aux anes | _ STAR etoile du S E've’nly [iv'nnle] ad. egalement: impartiale- ment:tranquillement | To spread ..._, Faire une couche uniforme de [constancy E'VE NNESS egalite : impartiality: serenite : EVENT' [i-venntt'] evenement: fin \ At all_s, En tout cas : dans tous les cas | In the _ of, Dans le cas oil | To be quite an_Faire E EVE FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS EXA £VENT' air-hole [artil) windage | a 1’__ Giddy | Mettre a 1’_, To air | Sentir 1'__ To be gone liVENTAIL' [pi—s] fan [croisee) fanlight [hat liVENTAIRE flat basket (for fruit, etc.] fiventt; -e a. flat : outspread [pers) giddy venter' va. to fan : to air : to get scent of: to let out | S’__ To fan o’self : to get flat : to lose its taste [tig) to get abroad : to leak out tVENTOIR fan (for the fire] Eventrer' va. to rip ... up : to cut ... open | _TREUR ripper E VENTUALITE contingency (iVENTUEL contingency : perquisites : fees (pi] _-elle a._tual : contingent [-ment'-lly, -ly] £vEQUE bishop fa, to s'Evertuer' vr. to exert one’s self : to strive fivide-e a. hollowed out [rasoir) hollow-ground tVIDEMENT" [tech] groove : hollow Evidemment' [em as am] ad. evidently EVIDENCE _ | En_, In E : conspicuous | Mettre en _, To make ... evident [ou con- _ spicuous] to bring forward : to show Evident' -e a._t [t se pr.] Evider' va. to hollow [ou scoop] out : to take the starch out of | £VIER" sink Evincer' va. to turn out: to oust [dr) to evict Evitable a. avoidable liVITAGE, EVITEE berth : swinging-room ^VITEMENT" shunting | Gare d'_Siding Eviter' va. to avoid : to pass [depense) to save [vn. >fc) to swing (a la maree, with the tide] S’— (de ...] To spare o’self the ...: to shun , each other EVOCATION" [esprit] raising [F. Eyoquer] EVOLUTION"_| Faire des_s [or Evoluer' _ TO.] To go through its, their, evolutions Evoqu'er' va. to conjure up : to evoke /Exact -e a. exact : accurate : true : strict : punctual (dans, in : a. in] [-ement' -ly] EXACTEUR _tor | EXACTION" _ EXACTITUDE exactness : precision : correctness : punctuality EXAGIlRATEUR - TRICE exag'gerator EXAGERATION"exaggeration [eggzadj-e- ^ reche-nn] Exagerer' v. to exaggerate [ete] pq ... n’a rien d'exagere, ... is not at all over- m done [ou exaggerated] * EXALTATION"_• excitement [gaitt] ^ Exalte-e a. exalted : enthusiastic [fanatique) ^ over-excited : excitable : wild and fanatic Exalter' va. to exalt : to extol : to excite EXAMEN" [en, in nasal] examination : discussion | Avoir passe ses_s, To have taken one’s degree | _de conscience, Self-examination | Libre_Free enquiry VEXAMINATEUR-TRICE examiner EVE ENGLISH-FRENCH EXA Event'ful a. accidente : plein d’everiements E'VE’NTIDE [poet] soir : crepuscule Even'tual a. eventuel: aleatoire | -lly, a la fin Ev'er ad. jamais [always)toujours | — and anon, De temps en temps | ...worse [ou ... harder] than_, ... de plus belle | For _, a jamais | For _ and _, a tout jamais | To last for _, Durer une eternite : s’eterniser | Hardly —, Scarcely , Presque J: ne ... guere | If — there was one, S’il en fut jamais | _since, Depuis | _ so many, Un nombre infini : je ne sais combien | _ so little, Quelque peu que ce soit : tant soit peu | Has he been to N ? A-t-il jamais ete a N ? | Do you miss ...? Yous arrive-t-il de manquer ... ? | Did she_read to him ? Lui faisait-eZle jamais la lecture? | ... than he had_been, ... comme il ne l’avait jamais ete EV'ERGREEN arbre toujours vert : arbuste a feuilles persistantes | _OAK chene vert EVERLAST'ING eternite [bot) immortelle _a. eternel: immortel | _PEA gesse sau- _ly ad. eternellement [cage Ev'ermo're ad. toujours | For_, a jamais Ev'ery a. chaque : tout: tous les [or toutes les] ... | _ BIT tout: tout a fait | _BODY tout le monde [no matter who) le premier venu : n'importe qui | Like _body else, Comme un autre | _ DAY tous les jours [a.) vulgaire: ordinaire : de tous les jours | —-DAY LIFE [la) vie courante |_other DAY, tous les deux jours |_ONE chacun -e : tous | _ONE tout le monde EVERYTHING tout Everywhere ad. partout Evict' va. [law] evincer | _ION depossession [Ireland) expulsion par autorite de justice EV'IDENCE Evidence [proof) temoignage (-s] preuve [person) temoin [va.) temoigner | To give_, Deposer | To be received in_, Faire foi \ To turn King’s Denoncerses complices (apres promesse de pardon] [V. SHRED] E'VIL mal : malheur [a.) mauvais : malheur- eux [devilish) malin | Sufficient unto the DAY is the _ thereof, a chaque jour suffit sa peine | Of two_S choose the less, Entre deux maux choisir le moindre | -DO'ER [dou- eur] mechant: pervers : malfaiteur | The _ EYE, Le mauvais ceil | -minded a. mal- intentionne | -SPEAKING medisance | The _SPIRIT, L’esprit malin Evin'ce [vinnce] va. manifester : temoigner Evo'ke va. evoquer : faire nattre EWE [you] brebis \ -LAMB’ [iam] agnelle EW'ER [you-e-r] aiguiere [En magasin Ex, — : ancien |_ship, Transborde | _store, Exact' a._(in, dans, a] precis (to, a] To give the_(details, etc.) Preciser ... — va. exiger : extorquer | _ing a. exigeant Exact'ly ad. au juste : exactement | _ so! Precisement [F. Trop] six o’clock, Six EXACT'NESS exactitude [lieures precises Exaggerate [egg-zadj'-e-retej va. exagerer S Exalt' va. exalter (to, a : with, par] § EXALTA'TION _ feo [rank) elevation EXAMINA'TION examen [law) interrogatoire [prisoner's first _) premier interrogatoire : instruction (d'une affaire] [of passport) vise | S Competitive_, Concours | Custom-house_, J Visite en douane | Post-mortem _, Autopsie | ■? On _, Apres examen : verification faite de... j Written,Viva voce_, Epreuves ecrites, orales _for the fellowship. Agregation |_PA'PER sujet (d’examen] [answer) composition EXA FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS EXE Examiner’ va. to examine : to search into : to look to. look into, look at: to try ® EXASPERATION" _ [pe-reche-nn] * Exasperer' va. to exasperate [pe-rete] Exaucer’ va. to grant : to hear (...'s prayer] /'EXCAVATEUR steam-navvy EXCAVATION" _ [ve'che-nn] EXCIlDENT’’ overplus : excess [de recettes) surplus [de depenses) deficit [with Exceder’ va. to exceed : to weary... out (de, Exeellemment" [em as am] ad. excellently EXCELLENCE _ | Par pre-eminently : above all Son_, [pers] His Excellency ["nice man Excellent' -e a_t |_homme. Exceedingly Exeellentissime a. most excellent Exceller’ va. to excel: to surpass (dans, a, in] EXCENTRICITE eccentricity \_i bref] co EXCENTR1QUE [<£ a.] eccentric [ek-senntrilc] ^ Collier d’_, E strap | Quartiers _s, Suburbs: outlying parts | Tige d’__ E rod d Excepte prep, except . but : all but ^ Excepter’ va. to except (de, from] H EXCEPTION’• _ (a, to] a de, With the exception of : except | Faire_To be an E | Faire ime_, To make an E _ peremp- toire, [dr] Demurrer Exceptionnel-elfe a. exceptional [-mt'-lly] EXCtS’ excess : abuse j a 1’_, To E Excessif -ive a. _ive _vement’ ad. very : to excess Exciper' vn. to plead an exception (de, to] to plead ... | _ de ses fonctions. To plead EXCITABILITE _ty [fatte] Lone’s duties EXCITANT’’ stimulant Excitant’ -e a. [me'd] stimulating l^EXCITATEUR -TRICE exciter (EXCITATION" excitement : stimulation Exciter’ va. to excite: to rouse (a. to] to stimulate [apres. contre, at) to set ... EXCLAMATION" _ | Point d’_, Note of admiration [! ] s’Exclamer’ vr. to exclaim Exclu-eiy?. [F. Exclure] Exclure va. (Table 52) to exclude (de, from] Exclusif -ive a. [de. of] _ive EXCLUSION" _ | _ ternporaire, Suspense, sion (of a member] a V_de, To the E of W Exclusivement’ ad. _lv : not included & EXCOMMUNICATION" _ [keche-nn] £ Excommunier’ va. to excommunicate ' EXCORIATION" _ rCExcorier’ va. to excoriate EXCREMENT” _ [fig) scum EXCRETION" — EXCROISSANCE excrescence (sur, on] EXCURSION" — Ksj, | —NNISTE _nist EXCUSE [s as z] _ : apology (a, to : de, for] [En ang. le subst. se pr. eks-kiouce; le verbe eks-kiouze] Faites _! Excuse me! | Faire des_s. To apologize Exc.user’ va. to excuse | S’_To excuse o’s : to apologize : to lay the blame (sur, on] to ' decline (de, ...] ^EXEAT [pr. the f] _ [x, fc.s] leave [to go out] ticket : leave to take books out ^Execrable a._: horrible [-ment’,-bly] & EXECRATION" _ | Avoir en_To hold W Execrer’ va. to execrate [eks-e-krete"] [in E ® Executable a. practicable EXECUTANT’ -E performer ^Executer’ va. to execute : to perform : to carry out: to fulfil [dr) to distrain on | S’_, To be performed [ou fulfilled] to yield : to V ‘ pay up ’ [com) to sell off ^ EXA ENGLISH-FRENCH EXE Exam'ine [egg-zamm'-nn] va. examiner [law) interroger [documents) compulser [passport) viser [F. Instruction, Fr] EXAM'INER [eg-zamm'-e-neur] examinateur EXAM'PLE exemple | For_, Par E Exas'perate [e'fe] va. exasperer Ex'cavate va. creuser | _TOR terrassier Excee'd v. exceder : depasser : surpasser Excee'ding,_ly ad. tres : fort: extremement Excel' [-lle’d] v. exceller : l’emporter (sur] EX'CELLENCE e_fea : merite : perfection : Ex'cellently ad. parfaitement [qucdite Except/ va. excepter : exclure(from, de] [prep. & ad.) excepte : a Vexception de : sauf [conj.) a moins de : a moins que : si ce n’est | _ing prep, a Vexception de : sauf EXCEP'TION [clie-nn] ex_ fen : objection To take_to, Se formaliser de [law) recuser | With this_, a cette exception pres EXCERPT' extrait [dent EXCESS' exces [over-weight) surpoids : exce- EXCHA'NGE [extciienje] echange : troc [com) change [building) bourse | In_for, En E de | _ is no ROBBERY, Echange n’est pas vol [F. BILL] — va. echanger : changer (for, contre] [vn.) faire un echange EXCHEQ'U’ER tresor [court) [1’) Echiquier | Chancellor of the_, Ministre des finances Exci'sable [i di] a. imposable EXCI'SE [ex(‘a'ize] regie [Epglish) excise | _ DUTIES droits de R : amtributions indi- rectes _MAN [pi. -men] employe de la R /''Exci'table a._ : impressionnable : mobile | Exci'te va. exciter : provoquer (to, a] _d a. ta excite : agite : en emoi : exalte | _dly ad. :g d une maniere agitee _MENT excitation : r— motif d'E : ezmltation : agitation : emotion | | Great_, Immense sensation ^Exci'ting a. emouvant: passionnant Exclai'm [kle'me] vn. s’ecrier : se recrier Exclu'de va. exclure (from, de] Exclu'sive a. _sif [ _of, ad. non compris : a Vexclusion de | _NESS esprit dfexclusion Excommu'nicate [kete] va. excommunier EXCRES'CENCE excroissance (on, sur] Excru'ciating [clii-ete] a. atroce : horrible Excul'pate [ke-l-pete] va. disculper : justifier EXCUR'SION [ke-r-che-nn] e_: promenade: partie | -TRAIN train deplaisir | — TICKET billet de T de P : billet valable (pour un mois, etc.] EXCUR'SIONIST excursionniste: touriste [Chercher des_s EXCU'SE [eks-kiouce"] _feo | To make _s, Excu'se [eks-kiouze] va. excuser : dispenser de : faire remise de | _me! Pardon ! Ex'ecute [efes] v. executer : faire [ord) remplir EXE FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS EXP /EXECUTEUR -TRICE [bourreau] executioner | _testamentaire, Exec'utor-trix Executif -ive a._ive | L-_The E EXECUTION" [eksi-kiouche-nn] performance | D’_, Enterprising EXtCUTOIRE writ of execution EXEGESE exege'sis [eksi-dji-ciss] /EXEMPLAIRE copy [a.) exemplary _ment' ad. in an exemplary manner _L EXEMPLE example : copy | Par_, For in- ™ stance [interjec.) You don't say so! Dear c me! ‘I never!’ ‘My' word'! ’| Non, par .22 _! Certainly not! | a 1’_de, Like | Pour 1’_, By way of [ou as an] example | Pre- <u cher d’_, To set the E : to practice what o one preaches ^ EXEMPT police officer O tn Exempt' -e [pr. eg-zaun, eg-zaunte] a. —t W 'f [egzemm'tt] free (de, from] » ! Exemp'ter' va. to exempt: to free: to dis- * V pense | EXEMP TION" _ g EXEQUATUR [egzay] _ [eksi-koue-te-r] Exercer' va. [a, in] to exercise : to train up : to practise : to carry on [patience) to try EXERCICE _cise : practice : functions (pi] [annee d’_) year of office : financial year : receipts and expenditure [actions) dividend due ... [douanes) inspection [X) drill | En _, [pens] In practice | Faire 1’_, To drill | Faire faire 1’_a ..., To drill ... EXERGUE_ [date, symbol, etc. on coin] EXFOLIATION" [efcs] _ [eclie-nn\ EXHALAI SON"_lation | Exhaler' va. to exhale [fig} to give vent to : to breathe out [soupir) to utter | S’_, To evaporate : to be exhaled* EXHAUSSEMENT" height: raising : mound Exhausser' va. to raise: to run up (a building EXHAUSTION" ffSfc | D’_, Exhaustive ... | V. Pompe d’_, Brine pump i fi« d p V p f ^Exhereder' va. to disinherit Exhibei" va. to show : to produce [dr) to exhibit [mauv. part) to show off EXHIBITION" — [law term] production EXHORTATION" _ [teclie-nn] Exhorter' va. to exhort (a, to, to] EXHUMATION"_ : taking up (the body] Exhumer' va. to exhume [fig) to rake up Exigea.nt'-e a. hard to please : exacting : over-nice | Bien_, Very particular EXIGENCE_cy : unreasonableness : fastidiousness : unreasonable requirement Exiger' va. to demand : to exact: to require : to take [annonces) to ‘ ask for ’ Exigible a. [that) can be demanded : due Exigu -e a. scanty : small : tiny ,EXIGUiTE scantiness : smallness 5 EXIL exile [cute] EXILIl -EE exile [pers] 4 Exiler' va. to banish : to exile (de, from] o Existant'-e a. existing 4 EXISTENCE — : being : position [t)ie) life ^ [com) stock in hand | Moyens d'_, Means of livelihood Exister' vn. to exist : to live : to be in existence | 11 existe ..., There is, there are ... | ... n’existe pas, There is no such thing as ... EX-LIBRIS [pr. the s] book-plate EXODE [egg-zode] Exodus [eks'-o-de-ss] Exog^ne a. exog'enous | Roclies_s, Upper rocks | Veg^taux_s, Ex'ogens EXOINE medical certificate of inability Exonerer' va. to exonerate : to exempt Exorbitamment' ad. exorbitantly Exorbitant' -e a._t [eg-zor'bi-te-nntt] Exorciser' va. to exorcise | _CISME_sm EXORDE exordium [fig) beginning VExotique a. _ic : foreign ^ Expansif -ive a. _ive : free : open-hearted *EXPANSION" [fig) open-heartedness | £ ... a triple_, Triple-expansion ... EXE ENGLISH—FRENCH EXP EXECU'TION [eks] exe_[seizure) saisie-exe- cution : saisie-arret | To put in an_, Prati- quer une S.-A. (sur le ...] To do_at, Porter a | _ER bourreau [modern) executeur des haates oeuvres EXEC'UTIYE pouvoir executif : l’executif EXEC'UTOR [fe-r] executeur (f. -trice) testamentaire | EXEC' UTRIX executrice EXEMPLIFICATION [ke] demonstration Exem'plify va. [fig] montrer par l’exemple Exempt' fea va. exempter (from, de] EX'ERCISE [eks-e-r-gaize] ce k*i [lesson) theme : devoir [«.) exercer : s’e [drill) faire l’exercice | _BOOK cahier de devoirs Exert' [e-gze-rte] va. deployer : employer , _ o’self, Faire des efforts (to, pour] s’evertuer (a] [F. Se multiplier] EXERTION \_ze-r-che-nn] effort : emploi EXHALATION [leche-nn] [vap] exlialaison EXHAU'ST [engine]echappement[ra.)epuiser [dm.) s’echapper | Open_E libre|_PIPE tuyau d’l£ 1 _ PORT lumiere d’E | — STEAM vapeur d’E | _VALVE soupape d’E EXHAU'STION [stche-nn] epuisement Exhaustive a. approfondi | _ly ad. a fond EXHIB'IT [eg-zibb'-itt. i brefs] exposition [va.) montrer : faire Aroir [show off) exposer EXHIBITION [che-mi] [show) exposition fea [sight) spectacle [school) bourse [law) exhibi- EXHIBI'TIONER [clie-ne-r] boursier [tion EXHIB'ITOR [fe-r] exposant Exhil arate [e-r£te\ va. egayer : ranimer _ting a. qui egaie [or ranime] divertissant EXHILARATION liilarite : regouissance Exhort' va. [to, a] exhorter EX'IGENCY [dje-nncd] _ee [need) besoin EX'ILE exil [pers) exil<j | Exi'le va. exiler Exist' vn. [ou, be in_ENCE] exister Exist'ing a. actuel : existant : qui existe(nt] EX'IT sortie | EX'ODUS [eks'-o-de-ss] exode Exon'erate va. decharger: exempter: exonerer EXOR'BITANCE [fe-nnce] enorrnite : exces Expand' va. etendre : deployer [open out) faire epanouir : dilater [vn.) s’e : se d | _ed METAL metal deploye | _ing BRAKE frein a mdchoires interleaves EXPAN'SE [pannce] etendue EXPAN'SION [pann'-che-nnl _[dilating, as of metals) dilatation [area) etendue [opening) epanouissement [steam engine) detente EXP FRAN AIS—AN GL AIS EXP (EXPATRIATION" _ [eche-nn] Expatrier' va. to expatriate | S’_To leave one’s country : to go abroad fpectation Expectant' -e a._11 EXPECTATIVE ex- EXPECTORANT' _ | _TORATION" _ Expectorer' va. to expectorate EXPEDIENT" _ [fam) shift [vulg) ‘ dodge' _a. expedient : proper : suitable Expedier' va. to despatch : to forward : to expedite [dr) to copy [un navire) to clear EXPltDlTEUR sender [ch. de f) carrier : agent [«3>) shipper | Commissionnaire —, Commission agent : forwarding agent Expeditif -ive a. expeditious : prompt EXPEDITION" : forwarding : consign- ^ ment : sending out [d>) shipment [dr) copy: pq copying [V. Forward v.] r EXP^DITION NAIRE forwarding-agent: sen's der : copying clerk [a.) expeditionary *xj EXPERIENCE : experiment Par —, W By [ou from] experience | Faire nne — To try an experiment | _ a volonte, Sent on Experimental -e [en. an] a._1 Ltrial EXPERIMENTATEUR-TRICE experimenter EXPERIMENTATION" _ [teche-nn] Experimenter' va. to try : to experience EXPERT"_(en, in] valuer : surveyor a dire d’_According to good authorities Expert" -e a._t : skilful [-ement'-ly] EXPERTISE report of an expert : expert enquiry : valuation Expertiser' va. to make a valuation of EXPIATION"_ : atonement (de, for] Expiatoire a. atorv [e-te-re] Expier' va. to expiate : to atone for V EXPIRATION" | Expirer' va. to expire ''Expletif -ive a._ive | Mot_, Expletive Explicable a. [that) can be explained EXPLIC ATEUR ... who explains : showman Explicatif -ive a. explanatory EXPLICATION" explanation : rendering | Avoir des —s avec. To make ... explain his Explicite a._cit [ ment- -ly] [condU(t Expliquei*' va. to explain : to render : to construe : to account for | S’_To explain o’self : to express o's : to come to an understanding [comprendre) to understand : to account for [c7io.se) to be accounted fur EXPLOIT' — [ang. pr. ploite, o dans sort] achievement [droit) writ | Exploitable a. [that) can be turned to account: [that) can S be worked, felled, cultivated, ou sold pq EXPLOITANT" worker : cultivator xEXPLOITATION" working : cultivation : turning... to account [arbres) felling [man. < part) making capital (out of ...] exploiting H Exploiter' va. to work (des wines, etc.] to cultivate : to turn ... to account : to profit by [dr) to serve writs [jiiaur. part) to exploit : to make capital out of : to oppress EXPLOITEUR ... who works ou handles ... [mauv. part) exploiter EXPLORATEUR explorer EXPLORATION"_ [reclie-nn] [explode Explorer' va. to explore | Exploser' vn. to EXPLOSIF [s. z] [A- a._-ire] explosive [s, f] EXPLOSION" [s, z] [colere) burst [mala- die, etc.) breaking out : outbreak | Faire_, To explode : to burst | Chambre d’_[tech] Combustion-chamber EXPORTATION" _ [chose) export ^Exporter' va. to export (a, en. tq] EXP ENGLISH-FRENCH EXP Expatiate [ex-pecli-i-ete] vn. s’etendre (sur] Expatriate [a e] va. expatrier (from, de] Expect' va. [pers) attendre [events) s’attendre a [or que] [require) tenir a ce que ... [hope) esperer [suppose) croire [reckon upon) compter (sur] I _ him, Je l’attends | I _ an accident, Je m’attends a un A | As might be _ed, Comme on peut [or pouvait] s’v attendre | Not_ed to, [i.e. not required] Pastenu de | He is not_ed to recover, On ne compte pas le sauver | What to_, a quoi s’en tenir EXPEC'TANCY OF LIFE, vie probable EXPECTA'TION attente [hope) exj)ectative : esperance | Great_S, Grandes Esperances EXPE'DIENCY convenance Tpropos Expe'dient a. convenable : avantageux : a Ex'pedite [daitt] va. expedier : hater : activer Expeditious [diche-ss] a. [person) expeditif [way, etc.) prompt | _ly ad. pi-omptement Expel' [-He'd] va. expulser : chasser (from, de] Expend' va. depenser [fig) employer: consacrer EXPEN'DITURE depense : defenses (pi] EXPEN'SE [penn] depense : depens : frais (pi] I don’t mind the_, Je ne regarde pas a la depense | He lives at my_, 11 vit a mes depens \ To be at, go to, be put to _, Faire des frais | No _ has been spared in_On n’a pas menage la depense pour ... | Petty_s, Faux frais | Travelling_s, Frais de voyage [F. FRAIS] Expen'sive [i bref] a. couteux : dispendieux | —ly ad. a grands frais | To live__ Depenser beaucoup Expedience [ex-pi-ri-e-nnce] va. eprouver EXPERIMENT experience do [feeler) taton- nement [wi.) experimenter | Chemical_E de cliimie [ence Experimentally [metin'te-le] ad. par experi- EX'PERT [ex'peurtf] — (in, en] prud’homme Expert' a. _ : habile (at. in, dans] _ly ad. habilement | _NESS adresse Ex'piate [eVe] va. expier (with, by, par] Expi're [i at] va. expirer : rendre Vante Explai'n va. expliquer | _able a. explicable EXPLANA'TION [ple-neche-nn] explication Explanatory a. explicatif : qui explique Explo'de va. [burst) faire eclater [with powder) faire sauter [fig) condamner [vn.) eclater : sauter : faire explosion | _with LAUG'H- TER. Eclater de rire | _d NOTION. Idee clecreditee. abandcmnee Explode va. explorer EXPLO'RER explorateur EXPLO'SIYE [ciw] explosif Explo'sive a._sif: explosible : detonant EXPO'NENT exposant feo : interprete EX'PORT exportation k=a | _DUTY droit de sortie | Export' va. exporter EXPOR'TER exportateur EXP FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS EXT ''EXPOSANT" -E exhibitor [math) exponent [dr) petitioner T_des MOTIFS' preamble EXPOSE statement : narrative : account | Exposer' va. [a, to] to expose [montrer) to exhibit [un mort) to lay ... in state [fig) to explain : to tell [s&s raisons) to state | La nxaison est bien expo see, The house is well situated [on, has a good aspect] S'_a, To expose o’s to : to lay o’s open to EXPOSITION" [indust.,arts) exhibition [en Am6r., exposition] [betail, fieurs) show [au froid, &c.) exposure [au midi, &c.) aspect [tig) statement : exposition 32 EXPR^S' express : special messenger [ad.) M expressly : on purpose (pour, for, to] Tout W _pour, On purpose to «s _-esse a. express : special EXPRESS _[«S&] Expressement' ad. ex- W Expressif -ive a. expressive Lpressly EXPRESSION" | Reduire ... a sa plus simple_, To reduce ... to its simplest terms Exprimable a. [that) can be expressed Exprimer' va. to squeeze out [tig) to express EXPROPRIATION' _ : taking ... for public use : dispossession | Jury d’_, J to determine compensation for disturbance Exproprier' va. to expropriate Expulser' va. to expel: to drive out (de, from] EXPULSION" [ang. pr. peulche-nri] Expurger' va. to expurgate Exqu'is'-ise a. exquisite [ehs'-kouizzif] \EXTASE [s, z] ecstasy [med) trance ^s’Extasier' vr. to be enraptured, ou in ecstasies (de, sur, with] to be filled with wonder Extatique a. ecstatic [at EXTENSEUR sor [gymn.) chest-expander EXTENSION"_[tennche-mi] extent | Par__ By extension of meaning Extenso | In_, ‘_’ [F. Verbatim] EXTENUATION"_[ex-tenn-you-eche-mi] [pers) weakness Tto extenuate Extenuer' va. to wear ... out [ou down][fig) EXTERIEUR_ior : outside | a 1'_, Outside: externally : outwardly |_-e a. exterior: outward | Politique_e, Foreign policy 32 Exterieure'menF ad. externally [sens fig.) Ui in appearance ^ EXTERMINATEUR -TRICE _tor [a.) exter- SEXTERMINATION" _ [minating X Exterminer' va. to exterminate W EXTERNAT" day-school: dresser’s post EXTERNE [A f] [eleve _) day-scholar [med) dresser [a.) external: outer [pers) out-door EXTiNCTEUR fire-extinguisher EXTINCTION" _ : loss : suppression [dette) paying off [soif, cliaux) slaking EXTIRPATEUR destroyer : weed-grubber EXTIRPATION" [med) cutting out Extirper' va. to extirpate : to cut out Extorqu'er' va. to extort (de, from] EXTORSION" extortion [one’s self to ... EXTRA [pi. _] _| Se payer des _, To treat EXTRACTION"_: getting ... out [mines) ^ working : raising [macli. a vap.) blow-off EXP ENGLISH-FRENCH EXT Expo'se va. [to, a] exposer [for sale) etaler : montrer [fraud) demasquer | _ one’s self, Se decouvrir : s’afficher [to, a) s’exposer EXPOSITOR [te-r] commentateur Expostulate vn. fairedes remontrances (with, EXPOSTULATION remontrance [a EXPO'SURE [pdje-yeur] exposition (au soleil, au froid, etc.] danger [phot) [temps de) pose <?Expou'nd va. exposer (line doctrine] § EXPOUND'ER interprete EXPRESS' [«&) — [pers) expres [va.) exprimer [an opinion) emettre [baggage) expedier par grande vitesse [a. A ad.) expres [orders) formel | _COM'PANY service de factage | By_DELIV'ERY, Par expres EXPRESSION [precli'mil e_ : air Express'ive a._if | _of, Qui exprime ... _ive'ly ad. d’wne maniere expressive _NESS force A expression : energie Express'ly ad. expressement : formellement Expun'ge [pe-ndje] va. effacer (from, de] EXPURGATION [pe-r] e_ : correction Ex'quisite a. exquis [sharp) vif | _ly ad. parfaitement: d ime maniere exquise [sharply) vivement | _NESS perfection Extant' a. qui existe : actuel Extem'pore [temm-po-re] a. improvise [ad.) d'abandonee : sans preparation : impromptu Extem'porize va. improviser Extend' v. etendre : s’e [time) prolonger : se p EXTENSION _ | _ of TIME, prolongation Exten'sive a. etendu : vaste : spacieux _ly ad. au loin : bien | _NESS etendue EXTENT' etendue [limit) degre [greatness) importance | In_d’E : de developpement | To some_, Jusqu’a un certain point | To what _Jusqu’a quel point Exten'uate va. attenuer (un crime, etc.] Exten'uating a. [law] attenuant EXTENUATION [med)_ [law) attenuation EXTE'RIOR exterieur | A rough_, Une en- veloppe rude Tper Exter'minate va. exterminer [uproot) extir- EXTERMINA'TION [a e] _ : extirpation Exter'nal [ne-l] a. exterieur [med) externe | _11 y ad. au dehors : exterieurement | To be applied_Pour usage externe EXTER'NALS [teur-ne-lze'] [pi] dehors Extinct' a. eteint [title) aboli [animal, or bird) qui n’existe plus : disparu Exting'uish va. eteindre : eclipser EXTING'UISHER eteignoir [fire) extincteur Ex'tirpate va. extirper : detruire Extol' [-lle'd] va. exalter : vanter : louer Extort' va. [from, a] extorquer : arracher EXTORTION extorsion EXTORTIONER extorqueur: oppresseur Ex'tra fee a. prep. A ad. en sus : de plus : sup- plementaire : extraordinaire [in most compound words) extra-... | _CHARGE prix [or faxe] en sus:supplement | _POSTAGE surtaxe | _PAY [X] haute paye | -super, -superfine, a. extra-fin EXTRACT [of, from, de] extrait: fragment Extract' va. extraire (from, de] To have one’s tooth_ed, Se faire arracher une dent EXT FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS EXV ’'Extrader' va. to extradite [da'ite] EXTRADITION ' _ | Traite d’_, E treaty EXTRADOS' _ Extraire va. (Table 40) to extract : to take (de, from, out of] to make extracts [prisonn.) to bring ... out ^ EXTRAIT" extract (de, of] abstract : abridg- H ment [d’un compte) statement w _MORTUAIRE certificate of decease ^ _de NAISSANCE certificate of birth ^ Extrajudiciaire a._cial [-ment'-lly] W EXTRAORDINAIRE very unusual thing : the extraordinary [a.) extraordinary : unusual | Faire un_, To strain a point _ment" ad. extraordinarily : unusually Extia-parlementaire a. | Commission —, ^ Royal Commission ''EXTRAVAGANCE_: extravagant thing | Faire des_s. To behave in a most extraordinary way EXTRAVAGANT”-!? extravagant person [a.) to extravagant [-gamment* ad. -ly] [to rave ^ Extravagu'er' vn. to ‘ talk like a madman ’: w s’Extravaser' vr. to be extravasated S EXTREME [<fc a.] extreme [-ment* -ly] Les _S se touchent, Extremes meet H _-ONCTION" extreme unction Extremiser' ya. to give ... extreme unction EXTREMITE_ty: extreme : very end : tip: last moments (pi] a l’_, [fig] To extremes | (ala derniere _, [pers] At the point of death II ^EXUBERANCE _ | Exuberant'-e a. _t S S5EXULTATION-' _ EX-VOTO [ex, efes] [pi._] votive offering EXT ENGLISH-FRENCH EYR EXTRACTION [clie-nn\ ex— \ Of Irish _, Irlandais -e di origins : de provenance irlan- Extradi'te [da'ite] va. extrader [_dai.se Extra'neous [tren-ye-ss] a. [to, a] etranger Extra'or'dinary a._dinaire : hors ligne | To summon an_MEETING of ..., Convoquer ... d’urgence | _SIGHT spectacle inoul EXTRAV'AGANCE [trav'-e-gue-nnce']_[expenses) folles dispenses (pi] dissipation : pro- digalite Extrav'agant [trav'-e-gue-nnte] a. [ideas, etc.) _ [price) exorbitant [wasteful) prodigue Extrav'agantly ad. excessivement: ... d'une maniere extravagante , EXTRE'ME [extrime] extreme : extremite [a.) extreme feo | To go to _S, Outrer les choses | _S meet, Les extremes se touchent Extre'me’ly ad. extremement : infiniment | _glad, Enchante -e | _sorry, Desole -e EXTREM'ITY extremite: cas extreme | Driven to —ities, Pousse a bout | The _ities, [hands, etc.] Les E’s Ex'tricate [ke'fe] va. debarrasser : tirer Exult' [eg-ze-lte] vn. se rejouir (in, de] triom- pher (over, sur] EXULTA'TION \_eg-ze-l-1eche-nn\ triomphe | With _, [ou Exult'ingly ad.] D un air de triomphe : en triomphe /EYE ceil [plur. yeux] [fig) vue : regards (pi] [bud) ceil : bouton [of needle) trou : chas [wind’s) lit [d.) regarder | Black_, [from blow] CEil poche | Man with one^, Borgne | Astarasthe— canreaGhjaperfederae | Hook and_, Agrafe et porte | To have an_to, .<2 Avoir l’oeil a [ou upon, sur] [keep in view) 'S avoir en vue : avoir egard a ... | To cast [ou •53 run] one’s_over, Jeter un coup d’oeil sur | 'E To keep an_on, Surveiller | In the public _, En vue | The _ rests upon, La vue se 3 repose sur | To please the_, Flatter le re's gard | _BALL globe de l’oeil | _BROW ^ sourcil | -GLASS monocle [double) pince- ■g nez : binocle | -HOSPITAL hopital pour les o maladies de la vue | _LASH cil | _LID £ paupisre | _PIECE oculaire | -SALVE § collyre| _ SERVICE service fait seulement sous les yeux du maitre | _SIGHT vue | o. _SORE objet qui choque la vue : O d'aversion | -TOOTH dent oeillere \ -VVIT'NESS temoin oculaire EYES [pi] yeux [of ship) poulaine \ In his _S, a ses yeux | _S front! Fixe ! EYE'BRIGHT [bot] eufraise VEYE'LET ceillet | —-HOLE ceillet EY'OT ilot EY'RIE [ou EY'RY] aire (de l’aigle] F FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS FAG F, F [abbr. for Franc] FA [m?ts] F : fa F.A.B. [franco a bord] f.o.b. [free on board] FABLE_ [a, c] mythology [fig) story FABLIAU story in verse [early French poetry] FABLIER" book of fables : fable writer FABRICANT" manufacturer FABRICATEUR _tor : forger FABRICATION" : manufacture FABRIQUE manufacture : manufactory : mill: works : building :‘church ’: invention [conseil de_) vestry | De bonne _, Of a good make | Marque de_, Trade mark Fabriquer' va. to manufacture : to make, forge [fig) to make up | Se_, To be manufactured Fabuleux' -euse a. fabulous [-semenf -ly] FABULISTE fabulist FAQADE_ : frontage : front FACE [/ass] _: front : aspect : surface : ‘look of things’ [medaille)obverse |,... a deux _s, Double-faced | En_de, In [ou to] the face of : in the presence of : facing | Faire_ a. To meet [X) to face FACE-a-MAIN" ‘lorgnette’ FACETIE [t, c] fun : jest : ‘funny thing’ Facetieux' -euse a. facetious [-semenf -ly] FACETTE facet [fe'cetf] Fache -e a. [de, for, to) sorry [contre, with : de, at) angry : displeased [F. En, pron.] Facher’ va. to vex: to offend : to make... angry Se_, To be angry [ou offended] (contre, with: FACHERIE difference : bad feeling [de, at FACHEUX' ‘bore’ | _-euse a. troublesome: vexatious: grievous : sad : unfortunate | C’est tres_, It’s very sad : it’s a hard case Facile a. [a, de, to] easy : ready : fluent | — comme tout, As easy; as A B C | —raent' ad. easily | FACILITE _ty : ease : readiness [F. Time : Terms] line grande_de, Great command of | Faciliter' va. to facilitate FAQON" fashion : shape : workmanship : making: making up: manner: way | Avoir bonne To be well got up | De ou d’autre, Somehow or other | De cette_, In this way | De_que, So that | En aucune_, By no means | Payer la_, To pay for the making |_S' (pi] ceremony : ‘ fuss ’ : affectation | Sans plus de_s, Without further ceremony FACONDE talk : chatter [vulg) ‘ gab ’ Faconner' va. [a, to:en, into, like] to shape • to form : to mould : to work : to accustom [agr) to dress | Fayonne -e a. figured Faconnier" -iere a. ceremonious [c/0 formal Fac-similaire a. fac-simile [ZC] FAC SIMILE [see-mee-layl [simm-e-le'] FACT AGE carriage : porterage : delivery | Service de_, Parcels delivery FACTEUR maker [employe des postes) postman [com) agent [<s5l) porter [math) factor Factice a. factitious : made up : .artificial FACTIEUX' -EUSE factionary [a.) factious FACTION"_ : sentry-duty | En_, Standing sentry : on duty | Faire_, To stand sentry FACTION'NAIRE sentinel : sentry FACTORERIE factory [in the colonies] FACTOTUM _ | FACTUM statement FACTURE invoice [de)making :‘get up’| En- tete de_, Billhead | Faire une_, To make out a bill, an invoice | Suivant_, As per invoice | Facturer' va. to invoice [book FACTURIER" invoice-clerk:bought [ou invoice] Facultatif -ive a.optional: running (etc.) when required ] _ivement' ad. optionally FACULTE_ty : power : privilege (de, of, to] FADAISE rubbish : ‘ bosh' [branch of study Fadasse a. insipid : poor Fade a. insipid : flat : ‘ washy ’: poor FADEUR insipidity : piece of twaddle FAGNE bog (on mountain] F ENGLISH—FRENCH FAG F [on pencil] moyen FAB'RIC construction : edifice [work) ouvrage [material) tissu : etofife Fabricate [kete] va. fabriquer [part FABRICATION [keche-nn) _ [en tnauvaise FACE [/ece]_[pers) figure : visage [things, & fig) face: surface: faqade: devant: apparence: aspect: front [of cloth) endroit [impudence) hardiesse : front [tvp) oeil |_to_, Face a face [persons) vis-a-vis | To meet _ to _, Se trouver nez a nez | To meet ... _to_, S’aboucher avec | Before my_, Sous mes yeux | To look ... in the_, Devisager: regarder ... en face (or dans les yeux] To make _s, Faire des grimaces | To show one’s_, Se montrer | To set one’s _ against, S’opposer a | He shut the door in my_, 11 m’a ferme laporte au nez| To wash one’s_, Se laver la figure [fam) ‘ se debarbouiller’ | To pull a long_, ‘Faire line tete ’ | Double_d, a double face |_PLATE [of lathe] plateau Face va. envisager: affronter: regarder en face [line, cover) mettre des parements a: revetir [the street, etc.) donner sur (la rue, etc.] etre expose (au midi, etc.]_ right about, Faire volte-face | Face'd with silk, a revers de sole FACETIOUSNESS [fe-ciche-ss] plaisanterie Facilitate [fe-cilli-tete\ va. faciliter FA'CING [/e] front [covering: and _ STONE) parement | With silk_S, a revers de soie \ _prep, vis-a-vis : en face (de] FACT fait | In_, De fait: en effet [F. Point, ang.] Matter of_, Fait | Is it the_that... ? Est-ce qu’il est vrai que ... ? | The_is that ..., Le fait est que [F. Stubborn) Facti'tious [tiche-ss, i bref] a. factice FAC'TOR [fe-r] facteur : agent FACTORY [te-re'] fabrique : usine [cotton_) filature [foreign estab.) factorerie : comptoir _ACTS [pi] lois sur Vhygiene et la securite des travailleurs |_INSPECTOR inspecteur / rLi fp£ivtnl FAC'ULTY [ke-lte] faculte : talent [F. Dean] ‘FAD’ [fam] marotte | ‘FADD'IST’ [& f] qui a une marotte | ‘ FADD'ISTS ’ [pi] gens a marottes | ‘ Fadd'y ’ a. capricieux Fade [fede\ vn. se faner : se fletrir : s’affaiblir | _away, s’evanouir Fa'ding [fede] a. mourant: languissant FAG souffre-doideur[student)‘bucheur’| -END chef: bout | Fag [-gge'd]ra. ereinter | Fagge'd out pp. [fagh’d] ‘Rompu’ : ‘ereinte’ FAG FRANCAIS-ANGLAIS FAI •S FAGOT" faggot [pr. fag-e-tt] bundle : piece [fig) heresy | _AGE faggoting Fagoter' va. to do ... up into faggots [ou bundles] to jumble up [habiller) to make a fright of ... | Se _, To make o’self a guy : to dress anyhow | FAGOTEUR bundler [fig) bungler FAGOTIN" monkey : buffoon : small faggot FAIBLE weakness : weak side [ou point] foible [a.) weak : faint : poor [-menf -ly] _ d’esprit, Feeble-minded | Son cote _, His weak point | _pente, Gentle slope FAIBLESSE weakness : deficiency : faintingfit : swoon Faiblir vn. to get weak : to fail : to slacken FAiENCE earthenware : pottery [plais) crockery [carreaux) enamelled tiles (pi] [pottery FAiENCERIE earthenware : E manufactory: FAiENCIER"-IERE earthenware dealer FAIBL’E [geol) fault [soie) faille : silk fabric FAILL'I-I? bankrupt [pp. V. Faillir] fbility Faill ible fallible | FAILLIB1LITE falli- Faill’ir vn. [Table 10) to err : to be mistaken : to fail : to nearly ... : to be just on the point of ... [com) to fail | J’ai failli tomber, I nearly fell : I was very near Jou just missed] falling FAILL"ITE failure | Etre en _, To become bankrupt 0^ | Faire_, To fail FAIM" [m as n nasal] hunger | Avoir_, To be hungry | Avoir line _ de LOUP" To be FAiNE beech-nut [ravenously hungry FAINEANT- -E idler : ‘slacker’ [a.) idle : ‘do- Faineanter’ vn. to idle [nothing’ FAINE ANTI SE [s, z] laziness : idleness FAIRE doing : style : touch FAG ENGLISH—FRENCH FAL FAGG'OT fagot: fascine [va. iron) corroyer Fail [fell V- faillir fea : abandonner : omettre : tomber [not succeed) echouer [to, de) manquer [be lacking) faire defaut [disappoint) manquer a [com) faire faillite \ I_to see, Je ne vois pas (comment, etc.] Without_, Sans faate FALLING fante : defaut : faiblesse [a.) man- quant : defaillant [prep.) a defaut de FAJL'URE insucces : fiasco [want) manque [of V strength) atfaiblissement [com) faillite | To be s-.a_, Echouer faire fiasco’ Fain a. contraint: trop heureux [ad.) volontiers Faint [ai, e] a. [with, par] faible : languissant : affaibli: abattu : timide | I feel rather _, 11 me semble que je vais me trouver mal | — away, s’evanouir : se trouver mal | -hearted a. timide [cowardly) lache | To get -hearted, Perdre courage | FAINT, _ING-FIT deft'aillance: evanouissement | In a_, Evanoui-e Fain'tlv ad. faiblement: d’une voix faible FAIN'TNESS faiblesse [les belles FAIR foire | The_, Le beau sexe : les dames: Fair a. beau: bon: sincere :agreable: favorable : juste:impartial:loyal [clear)clair [complexion) blond [skin) blanche [good enough) assez bon: passable : [cela) peut aller | It’s_to ..., 11 est per mis de | Good_, [com] Bon courant | To bid_to, Promettre de ... | To grow _, Devenir blond | In a_way to, En train de \ Not_, [at play] Pas de jeu | Set_, [barom] Beau fixe | -coinplex'ione’d a. blond : qui a la peau blanche | -DEALING [de) bonne foi | _ LEADER pomme gougee \ By _ MEANS or foul, Par n’importe quel moyen | _PLAY la justice : franc jeu | The_SEX, Le beau sexe | -spoke'n a. affable: doucereux FALR'ING foire (present] Fair'ish a. assez beau : assez bon : passable Fair'ly ad. bien : tres bien : de bonne foi: ouvertement : parfaitement : franchement: loyalement: avec impartiality: honnetement [smoothly) doucement |_well, Passablement [orassez]bien FAIR'NESSbeaute[lightness) blancheur : teint blond [justice) bonne foi : justice : probite : franc jeu FAI'RY fee [a.) des fees : feerique |_LAND, A _ SCENE, [la) feerie | _ RING cercle des fees | -TALE conte de fees FAITH [fetli, th fort] foi: croyance : doctrine Faith'ful a. fidele (to, a] The _, Les fideles [Mahometans) Les croyants _lly ad. fidelement | Yours_, Yeuillez agreer, M ..., mes (nos) salutations distinguees FAITII'FULNESS fidelity : loyaute Faith'less a. incredule : sans foi [to, a) infidele _NESS infidelite : deloyaute ‘ Fake ’ [feke] va. ‘ truquer ’ /FAL'CHION cimeterre : epee FA'LCON faucon | Male_, Tiercelet | Peregrine —, F. pelerin | Stone_, F. emerillon _ER fauconnier _RY fauconnerie FALL chute [rain) quantife'[reduction) baisse [slope) pente [veil) voilette [decay) decadence [of Adam) chute [season) automne [night_) tombee [&) garant (de palan] To have a_, Faire une chute [cycle : fam.)‘ramasser une pelle’ | To break a_, Amortir une C FALLS (pi] chute : cataracte Fall vn. [imp. Fell: pp. Falle'n] tomber : descendre : s’abaisser : succomber : etre abattu [stream) se jeter (into, dans] [lessen) baisser[come,to,a)envenir[escape)echapper ^ [be incumbent on) incomber (a] [die) mourir : °3 perir [va. V. Fell] To _ to the ground, g Tomber a terre [fig) echouer | To into a ^ passion, Se mettre en colere | away, o [lessen) maigrir [to desert) abandonner : real tomber [to, a) passer | _ back, tomber en S arriere [fig) retomber [upon) se rabattre sur o [X) se replier (upon, sur] Something to _ ^ back upon, [fig] Une ressource | _ down, tomber: tomber (or rouler) par terre [on one’s face) se prosterner | _due, echoir (a telle date] in, [roof) s’ecrouler [X) se mettre en rang [or rangs] _ in with, rencontrer [accord) s’accorder avec : se conformer a | _ off, tomber: se perdre: abandonner [lessen) diminuer | _out, tomber [to disagree) se brouiller [happen) arriver | _ short, faire defaut [by, de) s’en falloir |_through [fig] echouer | _ to' [‘ go at it ’] s’y mettre | _ under, tomber sous [incur) encourir [to be reckoned) etre compris (sous] se porter a | _ upon, tomber sur [its prey) fondre sur [choice) porter sur [to burden) tomber a la V charge de [devolve on) incomber a ... : etre a FAIRE Faire v. (Table 38) to make : to do : to be : to have : to get: to [In Faisant, Faisable, Faisons, Faisiez, Faiseur, pronounce ai as e: ‘ Fezan,' etc.] Ce verbe est d'line application si etendue et si variee en francjais qu'il donne lieu dans sa traduction a plus d'errears que n’importe quel autre mot. Dans le but d’aider le lecteur francjais a se familiariser avec les idiotismes anglais qui sont necessaires pour le traduire, l’auteur a cru devoir donner des explications plus detaillees qu'elles ne le sont d’ordinaire dans un dictionnaire de ce genre. Au premier paragraphe on trouvera ce mot employe dans le sens general rendu en anglais par le verbe ‘to make,’ et au second dans le sens qui correspond au verbe anglais ‘to do.’ A 2 la suite de chacun de ces paragraphes se trouvent des expressions dans lesquelles la signification du mot Faire est celle de ‘ to make ’ ou ‘ to do,’ mais pour la traduction desquelles l'anglais exige un autre verbe : par exemple, ‘ Faire la conversation, To carry on a C,’ ‘Faire un poeme, un livre, To write a poem, a book.’ Comme il est impossible, meme dans un espace aussi etendu que celui qui est consacre ici a ce sujet, d’indiquer toutes les formes idiomatiques qui se rattachent a Faire, le lecteur fera bien de consulter dans le dictionnaire, le nom, ou le verbe, qui se trouve dans la locution a traduire [F. Aller, AMI TIE, ANTICHAMBRE, Baisser CORVEE, GAFFE, HONNEUR, CEIL, PLUIE, etc.] II faut encore noter deux points importants : ® 1° Les Fraiujais emploient quelquefois Faire comme verbe auxiliaire dans des cas ou son equivalent anglais n’est pas exprime mais sous-entendu : par exemple, ‘II a fait faire [ou fait batir] une maison’ doit se rendre par ‘He has built a house,’ et jamais ‘He has had a house built.’ Ceci a lieu avec plusieurs verbes, comme, Faire acheter, faire defendre, faire publier, faire voir, faire passer, To buy, to forbid (ou stop, ou get an injunction against,) to publish, to show, to pass,—et dans les recettes de cuisine : 1 Faites cuire deux oeufs, Boil two eggs,’ etc. Faire, avec un verbe neutre, se remplace souvent en anglais par un verbe actif sans auxiliaire, comme dans : Faire venir, To send for, to fetch, etc. | Faire sauter, To blow up (with gunpowder] to burst (a boiler] to break (a bank] etc. | Faire entrer, To show ... in : to call in ... | Faire sortir, To show ... out: to call ... out | Faire monter, To show ... up : to call ... up j £jFasse le ciel, May Heaven grant ...! 2° Tres frequemment l'idiotisme est tout a fait change dans la traduction, comme dans : Faire la BARBE a, To shave [tig) to outwit : to ‘do’ | Faire bonne MINE a, To receive ... well | Faire son DROIT’, To read for the bar | Faire ses AFFAIRES, To get on : to be successful in business | _ bien avec, To go [ou harmonize] well with | Faire l’EFFET’ de, To look like [ou as if ...] La maison qui fait le COIN, The corner house [creer, fabriquer, fagonner, etc.) 4- < > 1TI a Ir p _ du pain, une machine, lllctlAt/ des progres, de l'argent, une promesse, des lois, To make bread, a machine, 2 progress, money, a promise, laws, etc. | Les abeilles font du miel, Bees make honey | Le froid fait tomber les feuilles, The cold makes the leaves drop off | Faits l’un pour l’autre, Made for each other | Je l’en ferai repentir, I’ll make him repent it | Je le lui ferai repeter, I will make him repeat it [ses amities, ses compliments) to give [agr) to grow, sow, reap [F. Foin] [attention) to pay [Zes cartes) to shuffle [raconter) to tell 2 [commettre) to commit [gagner) to get [preparer) to get ... ready | — le diner de, To get dinner [ou some D] for | _un bon diner, To make a good dinner [une farce) to play (a trick] [une faute) to make (a mistake] [de la musique) to play [un tableau) to paint [des petits) to have (young ones, etc.] [un projet) to devise : to concoct [priere) to say : to offer up [line question) to ask : to put [une visile) to pay ... (a visit] 2 et 2 font 4, 2 and 2 are 4 | §..., ce qui fait que ..., ..., the result of which is that... : ..., so that... | ... ce qui ferait 640 habitants par mille carre, ... which would give 640 inhabitants to the square mile | II fait de bons eleves, He turns out good scholars | Bien n’y fait, Nothing has any effect on him [ou on it, etc.] Rien ne lui fait, Nothing will move him I Comment est-il fait ? What sort of a man is he ? | II n'est pas fait pour cela, He is not fitted for it [fam. ‘ cut out for it ’] 2Faites-le bien garder, Have him carefully guarded | Le sort qui lui serait fait, The life he would lead : the situation offered him [accomplir, s’occuper de ...) to (\ A _ son devoir, des merveilles, du LvJ AlvJ «jegat, un travail, une taclie, du bien, du mal, To do one’s duty, wonders, damage, a piece of work, a task, good, harm | Fort a_, A great deal to do | Je n’ai rien fait, I haven’t done anything | II ecrit mieux oo qu’il ne faisait, He writes better than lie did | Qu’est-ce que cela fait a notre sujet? What has that to do with our subject? j Qu'est-ce que cela me fait ? What is that to me ? | Que voulez-vous que j’y fasse? What can I' do? How can I' help it? | C’est a_ a vous de, It is for you' to [iron.) it is not for you' to | Pour bien_, To have everything as it should be : by right [operation) to perform [son temps) to serve [une § experience) to try [distance) to go | _ 40 milles a pied, To walk 40 miles | _ la route a cheval, To go on horseback : to ride |_une promenade, To go for a walk [voiture) to go for a drive [bateau, canot) to go for a sail [ou row]_une excursion, une tournee, To go on a tour | _ un TOUR de jardin, To take a turn in the garden | _ le TOUR de, [un pays) to make the tour of [une ville) to go round FAIRE—continued [arranger) to do up, etc. | _le lit, To make the © bed |_la piece, To do up the room [F. line 51, “"Faire le diner de] [impersonnel) | _ beau, mauvais temps, chaud or tres chaud, froid, du vent, To be fine, bad weather, warm [ou hot], cold, windy | II fait un vent glacial, There’s a cold, cutting wind [F. Se faire, at end of this article] [suivi (l’un verbe a Finfinitif) to have ... : to get Sliest suivi du participe passe] Faire visiter ses bagages, To have one’s luggage examined [F. Faire faire] to make ... (suivi du verbe] Je le ferai arreter, I’ll have him taken up [agir en) to act : to play : to ‘ sham ’ | _le ma- lade, To pretend to be ill |_le mort, To sham [allouer) to allow [death [avoir) to have | _avoir, To get | N’avoir que ®_de, To have no need of | ... ou vous n’avez '""que_, ... where you are not wanted | Yous n’avez que_ ici! You’ve no business here! [dire) to say | ... fit Jean, ... said John [ou replied J] _ dire, To send ... word : to tell | _ dire a, To lead ... to say [attribuer a) to make ... say [F. Se faire] [etre : etre regarde comme) to be : to be received (as evidence, &c.] L'union fait la force, Union is strength |_exception, To be an exception | ®_ autorite, To be considered of [ou as an] authority [s’accorder) to go (well [ou, negat. badly] with] to harmonize [fournir) to find | _ les fonds, To find the monev| _les frais, To pay the expenses [gagner) to get : to make [exercer)_de la medecine, To practise medicine | _ la hanque, To be a banker | _du ©commerce, To be in business | _un metier, ^To follow a calling : to have a trade [donner l’ordre de) to order, ou give orders (to] [F. Faire faire] [persuader) to get, induce (a pers. to do a thing] [vendre) to ask (... for] to charge (... at, for] to want (for] Nous vous les ferons a bon marche, We can do [ou offer] them cheap ... a TOUT_, ... that can do anything | Bonne a tout , Maid-of-all-ivork [anything Avoir beau_, To be no use trying, no use doing TT14 fq i i*P* To do (it] 11 en fait a sa tete, -Lill iclll jje ,5003 just what he likes _de ..., To make ... of : to do with : to turn £?... into | Que ferait-il de moi? Of what use ’“'could I be to him? What does he want with me? [with ... C’en est fait de ..., It's all over [fam. ‘ all up’] Tj’a 1 VP* -fa 1 VP* To have C°u ••• made 1. dll C Idll C, [ou (jone] to order ... to : to get : to have (one’s photo, portrait, etc.) ©taken | | Je lui ferai faire le jardin, I’ll get “"him to do up the garden | Je le lui ferai faire comme il faut, I’ll make him do it properly Laisser _, To take it very easy : to just let things take their own course | Laisser_a, To let ... do | Je lui laisse_ ce qu’il veut, I let him do as he likes | Laissez-le_! Leave him alone! | Se laisser_, To give in : to offer no resistance Faire que ..., To arrange so that ... ®Ne_que, To do nothing but ... : to keep on “"(...mg] to only ... | II ne fait que dormir, He does nothing but sleep | Nous ne faisons que d’arriver, We have only j ust come | Ils ne font qu’un, They are hand and glove together Si — se peut, If possible [F. Pouvoir] Y_ | Je ne saurais qu’y_! I can’t help it! — des AFFAIRES' To do business : to trade (avec, with]_bien ses A’s, To be doing well | _ — VAFFAIRE, To do : to be just the thing oo — agir, To employ : to use _ l’APPEL, To call over the names [X) to call the roll | _des ARMES' To fence — de l1 AUTOMOBILE, To go in for motoring — BEAUCOUP" To make a great difference — de la BIOYCLETTE, To cycle : to go cyc- — sa CALE [&] To stow the hold [ling — CAS' de, To think a good deal of | Je n’en fais aucun cas, I don’t think much' of it [ou care much about it] 2 — du CHARBON” To take in coal: to coal _du CHEMIN" To be getting on : to make progress | _ beaucoup de C, To go a great way _une CLASSE, To give a lesson — sa COMPTABILITE, To make up one’s accounts — un COMPTE, To make out an account — une CONFERENCE, To give a lecture _connaitre, To show: to make ... acquainted 0with | — savoir. To announce : to inform o— son COURRIER" To see to one's letters -L le COUP de FUSIL' To handle a gun [dans, in)to be engaged _ la CUISINE, To cook ... — la CULBUTE, To fall head over heels | _ faire la C a, To pitch [ou ‘ bundle ’] ... down, ou over — DEFAUT' [dr] to fail to appear | Le temps nous fait defaut, We are short of time — ses DELICES' de, To delight in | Cela fait © ses delices, It is his delight — des DEMARCHES' To take steps (pour, to _DILIGENCE, To make haste _EAU, To leak | _de I'E, To take in water — ses EMPLETTES' To go shopping : to do one’s^ shopping : to make some purchases _ses ETUDES' To study : to be educated _EXPLOSION" To explode : to burst _FACE a, To meet : to face _FACTION" To stand sentry ®_FEU, To fire | _du FEU, To light a fire | M_un bon feu, To make a good fire | _long feu, To hang fire — FOI, To be received as evidence [que, de) to _ FOND" sur, To depend upon [prove _FORTUNE, To make one’s fortune [fam) to _ GRACE a, To pardon [‘ make one’s pile ’ _GRAS' To eat meat [inventory — 1INVENTAIRE, To take stock : to make an — jouer. To ply : to start: to set ... going ® — la LECTURE, To read aloud (a, to] Lec- ^ ture faite, After hearing it read _LIT" a part, To sleep in separate beds _MAIGRE, To eat no meat — MAL, To hurt (a,...] to injure : to look bad | _du MAL a, To hurt: to pain | _le MAL, To do evil, ou wrong _une MALADIE, To be laid up [ill] FAIRE—continued FAL _de la MONNAIE, To get some change _mettre les POUCES' a, To screw ... down 2 _mieux' de | On ferait mieux' de, It would ^ be better to ... [_mal de, better not to] [F. Have] Cela fait mieux' comprendre ..., This enables one better to understand ... | Faire de son mieux' To do one’s best _mourir ..., To kill : to put ... to death [de faini) to starve ... to death _ OMBRE a, To throw ... into the shade _PART' a, To let ... know : to inform ... | oBill'et' de _part, Wedding [ou mourning] J^card : announcement of death _tine PART IE, To have a game (de, of] _ PLAISIR | Faites-moi le _de, Do me the favour to | Cela me ferait plaisir, It would give me pleasure _prendre l’AIR, To take ... out: to go out with _le QU'ART" To take the watch _ QU'EUE, To stand in a queue : to stand in line (one behind another] _revenir. To send ... [ou let ... have] back §[evanoui) to bring ... round NNe_RIEN, To make no difference | Cela ne fait rien, It doesn’t matter | Cela ne lui fait rien. It’s nothing to him | II n’en fera rien, He’ll do nothing of the sort _ROUTE, To go : to travel [4>) to sail | — la route a cheval, en voiture, a pied, To go on horseback, in a carriage, on foot _ SAILL'IE, To project _SALLE comble, To draw a crowded house 2_savoir a. To let ... know : to inform ^_SEMBLANT' de, To seem [ou pretend] to _des SIENNES' To play pranks _la SIESTE, To have a nap after dinner _souvenir ... de, To remind ... of _suivre les FRAIS' To instruct the carrier to collect the amount of invoice on delivery of _tant, que ..., To end by (...ing] Lg°°ds _du TAP AGE, To ‘ kick up a row ’ 0_son TEMP'S', To serve one’s time | Avoir £3 fait son temps, To have had its day _valoir. To show ... off (to advantage] to turn ... to account : to improve : to cultivate | Se _ valoir, To put o’self forward _ VOILE, To set sail p, -ft-. ^ [etre fait) to be made, ou done, Iclil t/j etc., etc. : to form one’s self : to turn | Cela ne se fait pas, It is never done | II se fait un bon revenu, He makes [ou has] a good income [arriver) to take place : to be | Comment se fait- 5Jil que ... ? How is it... ? | II pourrait se _ que, ^ It may be that ... [JOUR, NUIT' etc.) to be coming on, ou setting in [de la BRISE) to be rising | Se f. JOUR a travers, To force one’s way through [suivi d un ADJECTIF) to be getting (cold, late, dark, etc.] to become . to make o’s ... [suivi d’un VERBE) to make o'self ... : to get ..., to have ... | Se f. comprendre, To make o’s under- § stood | Se f. entendre, To be heard : to make M o’s heard [fig. understood] to sing: to perform | Se f. raser, voler, etc., To get shaved, robbed, etc. | Se f. dire, To have [ou need] to be told ... | Se f. dire des sottises, To come in for abuse [se developper) to be getting on : to ripen : to form (o’self, etc.] [s’accoutumer) to get [ou to be getting] used (a, to] Je m’y fais, je commence a me faire a cela, I’m getting used to it 2 [prendre un metier) to turn (soldier, sailor, w doctor, etc., etc.] to become Tetc. [s’attirer) to make one’s self (friends, enemies, Se faire un DEVOIR, To make it one's duty Se faire une FETE de, To look forward with great delight to Se faire fort de, To undertake to Se faire la MAIN", To get one's hand in Se faire du MAUVAIS' SANG' To get vexed : to be fretful : to fret o’self ®Se faire a tout', To do anything : to be able 00 to turn one’s hand to anything : to get used to anything Faisable a. practicable : feasible : [that) can FAISAN" [ai, e] pheasant [be done FAISANE [or poule faisane] hen-pheasant FAISANDEAU young pheasant Faisande-e a. ‘high ’: with a game flavour Faisander' va. to give ... a game flavour | Se _, To get a game flavour : to be getting high FAISANDERIE pheasantry Faisant' [part. pres. V. Faire] Chemin_, On the road : by the way FAIS'CEAU bundle : lot : group | Former les _x, To pile arms FAISEUR -EUSE [ai, e] maker : doer : jobber FAIT fact : act : feat : thing : matter : point : case : making : doing : action [F. Cudgel] Au _, Indeed : in fact : to the point [ou fact] thoroughly conversant (de, with] quite up (in] Dans le _, Par le —, De _, In fact : from the fact, etc. | De_, [dr] ‘De facto’ | Cela serait bien son _, It would be j ust the thing En_ de, In the way of | Etre sur ”®for him c de son _, To be sure of what one says : to 3 know what one is about : to find it to be just “as one expected | Je lui ai dit son_, I’ve told him plainly what I thought about him | Mettre £ AB au de,Toacquaint ABwith | Si , Yes, c indeed! Yes, certainly! | Sur le_, In the very Siact | Tout a —, Quite : completely : entirely | .2_S' [pi: dr] points : evidence | _S' de com- -^merce, Commercial purposes [ou matters] „sHauts _S' achievements | C’est un FAIT E-< ACCOMPLI, It is done, and can’t be undone : it's no use saying any more about it [Note. The Engl, often use ‘Fait accompli’ as a boast or in triumph. This is not the Fr. use] _DIVERS' item of news : ‘piece of copy’ | _S' DIVERS' [pi] miscellaneous news | _ MEMORABLE event Fait' -e a. <fc pp. [F. verb Faire] made : done : formed : accustomed : ripe : fit to eat [ou to drink] calculated [pers) grown : grown up [ch. ou anim.) full-grown | C’en est de moi, It is all up with me | Tout_, Ready-made [F. Home] C’est bien_, It is well done [ou well made] [pers) it serves (him, her, etc.) right FAITAGE ridge -piece FAITE ridge : top [tig) height: summit FAiTIERE [tech] crest : ridge-piece [a.) top FAIX' burden : load FAKIR _ FALAISE [s as z\ steep bank : cliff FALBALA flounce | _S' (pi] finery FAIL FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS FAN Fallacieux" -euse a. fallacious [-sem’t* -ly] Falloir v. imp. (F. Table 73] 11 faut que mon tils revienne, My son must [ou is obliged to] return 111 a fallu qu’il revint, He was obliged to return [ou he had to return] 11 faudra at- tendre le train, I [she, he, we, you, they] must [ou will have to] wait for the train | 11 faudra [or 11 va falloir] vous ..., You must... | 11 faut que je parle, [or 11 me faut parler,] I must speak | 11 faut dire que, One is bound to say that ... | 11 lui fallait cent francs, He wanted a hundred francs | 11 lui en faut encore cent, He wants a hundred more | Combien vous faut-il pour ... ? How much do you want for ... ? | 11 me faut des enveloppes, I want some envelopes | 11 m’a fallu sortir de mon chemin, I had to leave my path 111 le faut, It must be so | Comme il faut, As it should be : properly [personne) respectable : proper : ‘very nice’: gentlemanly, ladylike | L'homme qu’il faut. The right [ou The very] man | Avez-vous tout ce qu’il vous faut ? Have you all that you require ? [fam) Have you got all you want ? | II s’en FAUT de 2 francs, It is 2 francs short | 11 s’en faut de 5 minutes, It wants 5 minutes ] 11 s’en est fallu de pen qu'il ne se fasse tuer, He was very nearly killed | 11 s’en fallait de la moitie, It wanted a half [ou the half, ou as much again] Tant s’en faut, Far from it | Le tils n’est pas si riche que le pere : il s’en faut de beaucoup, The son is not so rich as the father by a good deal [When interrogative, or negative, or accompanied by ‘presque,’ ‘ rien,’ or other negative word, it takes NE before the subordinate proposition] Fallu pp. invar. [V. Falloir] FALOT" lantern | _-e a. funny : grotesque FALOURDE faggot [oiseau) sea-swallow FALSIFICATEUR forger : who adulterates FALSIFICATION" : forgery : adulteration Falsifier" va. to counterfeit : to tamper with : FALUNIERE marl-pit [denrees) to adulterate Fame-e a. | Bien, mal_, Of high, of ill repute FAMliLIQUE [<£■ a.] starveling Fameux" -euse a. famous [plais) ‘ first-rate ’: ‘splendid’ : ‘stunning’[en Amerique)‘great’ [mauv. part) notorious : ‘ precious’ [-semenf Familial-e a. domestic : family ... [-ly Familiariser" va. to familiarize : to acquaint (avec, with] to accustom (to] Se_, To be familiar, ou acquainted : to get accustomed FAMILIARITE familiarity • liberties (pi] FAMILIER" intimate friend Familier"-ere a. familiar [-rat" -ly] FAMILIST^RE communal housing for workmen FAMILL’E family B3j| | Air de_, F likeness j De bonne_, Well connected : ... of good F | En_, At home : in [ou into] the F FAMINE_ | Prendre par la_, To starve ... FANAGE haymaking [bof) leaves (pi] [out FANAISON" haymaking (time] FANAL lamp : signal : beacon FANATIQUE fanat'ic [a.) fanatical Fanatiser" va. to rouse ... to fanaticism FANATISME [eece-m] fanat'icism FANE [turnip-) tops (pi] Faner" va. to turn : to make (hay] [fletrir) to make ... fade | Se To fade | FANEUR-EZJS'E haymaker | FANEUSE tedding-machine FANFAN" little one : ‘ducky’: darling FANFARE flourish (of trumpets] ‘brass-band ’ FANFARON" braggart : boaster _-nne a. boastful : vainglorious _NNADE brag : ‘ bounce’: ‘ to-do ’ FANFRELUCHE bauble : gewgaw FANGE mud : dirt: ‘muck’ [fig) mire Fancjeux" -euse a. muddy : dirty : miry * FANON" flap [X. : 4>) pendant [de boeuf) dewlap [cheval) fetlock [baleine) whalebone [de pretre) maniple FAL ENGLISH-FRENCH FAN Falla'eious [faleche-ss] a. illusoire: fallacieux _ly ad. fallacieusement FALL'ACY [fal'-e-ce] faussete: illusion Fall'e’n [pp. V. Fall] a. tombe [angel, etc.)de- chu | _ WOMAN femme perdue flible FALLIBILITY faillibilite | Fall'ible a. fail- FALL'ING- [a comme o dans sort] chute: desertion | _ AWAY amaigrissement [decline) decadence | _ IN [roof] effondrement | _ OFF chute: dimitlhtion : moins-value : baisse [40 abatee | -SICKNESS epilepsie Fall'oW a. en jachere | -DEER daim vulgaire False a. faux : perfide: deloyal [to, a) infidele ^ [imprisonment) illegal [bottom) double (fond] ^ To play_, Tromper |_TEETH fausses 05 Fal'se’ly ad. faussement: a faux [dents cFAL'SE'HOOD faussete [lie) mensonge -o FAL'SE 'NESS faussete ©FALSET'TO fausset | _voice, Voix de F ® FALSIFICATION _ feo | Fal'sif y [fat] va. falsifier : fausser oFAL'SITY faussete rtFal'ter vn. begayer : hesiter : trembler FAL'TERING hesitation | With _ steps, a pas incertains | _voice, Voix tremblante ‘FALU'TIN ’ | ‘High _,’ ‘De [or du] phebus’ FAME [feme] renommee : renom : reputation : bruit | Of ill-_, Mal-fame | Fame’d a. re- nomme: fameux (for, pour] Far-fame'd, Re- nomme (au loin] celebre FAMIL'IAR [fe-mil'-ye-r] demon : familier [a.) intime: familier | To make o’s _ with, Se familiariser avec | _ITY familiarite | ‘_ breeds CONTEM'PT,’ la familiarite engen- dre le mepris Familiarly [ye-r-le\ ad. familierement FAM'ILY [famm’-e-le] famille [a.) de F : de [or des] F’s [quarrel) de menage | CIR'CLE cercle de la F | ‘_ MAN ’ homme marie : pere de famille \ ‘In the_WAY,’ Enceinte FAM'INE __fca | Cotton __ Crise cotonniere Famish v. [with, de] affamer : mourir [or va. faire m] de faim | _e’d a. aflame Fa'mous [fenie-ss'] a. fameux : renomme (for, pour] _ly ad. fameusement FAN eventail [tech) ventilateur [blast) machine- soufflante \ -BLADE ailette de ventilateur Fan [-nne'd] va. eventer [agr) vanner [a fire) souffler [fig) exciter FANATICISM [s, 2 : i bref] fanatisme FAN FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS FAS FANTAISIE fancy : notion (de. to] [mus) fantasia | Faire a sa _, To do as one likes | Ruban Fancy ribbon FANTASIA Arab horse display FANTASMAGORIE phantasmagoria Fantasque a. fantastic : whimsical: odd _menf ad. fantastically : oddly FANTASSIN” infantryman | _S' infantry Fantastique a._ic [-merit'-icallv] FANTOCHE puppet [fig) weathercock FANTOME phantom [de, of) shadow FAO'N" [fan, n nasal] fawn Fao'nner' vn. to fawn FAQU1N” [pers~] mean, low fellow : cad : snob FARANDOLE ‘_’ [a Provencal dance] FARAUD" ‘ swell ’ | _-e a. smart: ‘ swell ’ FARCE _(theatre] drollery : prank : joke . ‘humbug’ : practical joke : trick [cuts) stuffing : forcemeat | Faire une_a, To play ... a trick | Faire ses_s, To * carry on ’ FARCEUR humbug : buffoon : fellow : dissolute FARCIN” glanders (pi] [jF Farcir va. to stuff (de, with] [fig) to cram FARD" paint : rouge [fig) artifice : disguise FARDAGE lumber : faggots (pi] [■£) dunnage FARDEAU burden : weight : load Farder' va. to paint [marcliandise) to put the best on the top [fig) to varnish : to disguise FARDIER” lumber-waggon : trolly FARFADET" goblin : sprite * Farfouill'er' ’ vn. to rummage about (dans, FARGTJE [or_S' pi] gunwale [_in FARIBOLE twaddle : rigmarole : bosh FARINE [de ble) flour [d’orge, d'avoine) meal [fig) sort | Fleur de_, Best fine Hour | De meme_' Tarred with the same brush ’ Fariner' va. to dredge ... with flour FARINEUX' (pi] farinaceous diet, ou food _-ease a. floury : mealy : farinaceous FARINIER” Hour-dealer : mealman FARINIERE flour [ou meal] bin FARLOUSE meadow pipit | FARO 0=^ Brussels FAROUCHE crimson clover [beer Farouche a. wild : savage : shy FAR WEST [or FARWEST] far west FASCICULE part: number : fascic'ulus FAN ENGLISH-FRENCH F.A.S. Fan'cie'd [fann'cid'i a. imaginaire FAN'CIER [fann'ci-e-Y] amateur de ... : mar- chand de ... Fan'ciful [fatin'ci-fe-l] a. capricieux [things) fantastique [-ly, fantastiquement] FAN'CY fantaisie : imagination : idee : pensee [desire) envie | To take a_to, Prendre ... en affection [things) avoir du gout pour: prendre fantaisie (to, a, de] This takes my_, Cela me v sourit |_v. s’imaginer : penser : croire [like) -s aimer | Only_! Imaginez un peu ! | _a. de ^fantaisie: fa<;onne [ball) costume | _ BOX' '’"cartonnage | _ GOODS articles de Paris : objets de F [drapery) nouveautes: etoffes de F [ivory, etc.) tabletterie |_WORK broderie: FANE [poet] temple : eglise [.crochet FANG crochet [of teeth) racine [fig) serve FAN'TAIL [farin'tele] pigeon paon [gas-light) bec-eventail FANTASI'A [mus] fantaisie Fantas'tic a. fantasque [-ally, -ment] Far a. [farther, farthest, ou further, furthest] eloigne : recule [right) droit | In the_EAST, En Extreme Orient | The — WEST [America] LeFarwest Far ad. loin : au loin [much) fort: beaucoup : bien [entirely) tout | As_as, Jusqu’a : aussi loin que [as much as) autant que | As _as the eye could reach, a perte de vue | As_as I know, ... que je sache [F. Recollection] As [ou So]_as that goes, Quant a cela | By_, De beaucoup | So—,so good! Jusqu’ici qa va bien! | To go so_as to ..., Aller jusqu’d ... [as to say ...) en venir a (affirmer] To go too _, Aller trop loin : trop s'avancer | — and near, De pres et de loin | — and wide, Par- tout : de tous cotes | How _have you got? Ou en etes-vous? | How_is it to ... ? Com- bien y a-t-il d’ici a ... ? | How — it is true ..., a quel point il est exact ... | In so — as, En tant que |_from it. Tant s'en faut: loin de la _off ad. loin : au loin [a.) ... lointain Far-fetelie'd a. tire par les cheveux : force | -rea'eh'ing a. A'une grande portee : gros de consequences | -see'ing [ou -sig'ht'ed] a. clairvoyant: prevoyant Far'cical [7ce-l] a. burlesque (FARE prix : place : prix du voyage [cab) course: prix de la C [pers) voyageur [diet) cliere | Bill of_Carte : menu | List of_s, 1 Tarif des places \ The return_, L’aller et g retour | Single_, Billet simple <2iFare vn. aller: etre traite : arriver (with, a] [feed) manger : vivre [V. Farther] FA'RE 'WELL adieu [a.) d’adieu [ad.) Adieu! Portez-vous bien! | To bid_to : take one's V _of, Faire ses adieux a Farina'ceous [fari-neche-ye-ss] a. farineux FARM ferme : domaine |_BAI'LIFF regisseur de F | _BU'ILDTNGS dependances (de F] _HOUSE ferme | _SEEDS graines four- rageres | _YARD basse-cour Farm va. [rent) atfermer [till) faire valoir | _ out, dontier a ferine : affermer FARM'ER fermier -iere : cultivateur [F. Culture, Gentleman] FARM'ING agriculture | Good, Bad_, Bonne, mauvaise exploitation | Small _, La petite FA'RO pharaon [culture FARR'IER [i-e-r] marechal: M ferrant FARR'OW' [farr’o] portee [vn.) cochonner JjFar'ther ad. [back, off, on) plus loin [than) £ au-dela : de plus [more) davantage | You might go _ and fare worse! Vous pourriez .. aller plus loin et trouver pire ! j The_we go, .2 Plus nous avamjons _a. autre : ulterieur: ... de plus ^ Farthest a. le plus eloigne [ad.) At _, Au 5 plus tard [distance) au plus loin FAR'THING [th faible] [4 _s font 1 penny] [fig) ' centime ’: ‘ sou ’: ‘ liard ’ F. A.S., membre de la societe des arts F.A.S.L., membre de la societe antliropologique de Londres FAS FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS FAU Fascinateur -trice a. fascinating FASCINATION" —[neche-nn} FASCINE _ Faseiner* va. to fascinate (par, with] | FASEOLE [s, z] bean Fashionable [fashee-o-nabbl] a— [ang.pron. Fasier* v. [&] to shiver [fach'-e-ne-b’l] FASTE pomp : display : ostentation FASTES* [pi] archives [fcaV] records : calendar Fastidieux* -ease a. tedious [-semenf -ly Fastueux" -euse a. ostentatious [-semenf -ly FAT Ifatt] coxcomb [a.) foppish Fatal -e [m. pi. fatals] a._ [ang. pr. fete-l] Fatalement* ad. fatally FATALISME [eece-m] ism [fete-'l-izz'ni] FATALISTE _ist [a.) _istic FATALITE _ty [fetal'-e-te] misfortune Fatidique a. prophetic Fatigant* -e a. fatiguing [ennuyeux) tiresome FATIGUE _ [ang. pr. fe-tigue] hard work | De _, Working [pers) strong : hard-working Fatiguer' va. to fatigue : to tire : to wear ... out (de, with] [wi.) to tire o’s [&) to work [cordage) to chafe | Se__ To get tired : to tire o’s | Fatigue, [livre] Well-thumbed FATRAS" jieap : rubbish FATUITE impertinence : conceit : folly FAUBERT" [4>] swab [class districts FAUBOURG" suburb | Les_s, The working- FAUBOURIEN” -ENNE one who lives in the ‘faubourgs’ (ou poorer quarters] [a.) suburban FAUCHAGE mowing | FAUCHAISON" mowing-time | FAZJCHE mowing grass : mowing | FAUCHEE day’s mowing Faucber* v. to mow | FAUCHET* hay-rake FAUCHEUR mower FAUCHEUSE mowing-machine FAUCHEUX* long-legged field spider : ‘harvest- FAUCILL’E sickle Lman’ FAUCILL'ON" hook FAUCON" falcon | _ pelerin, Peregrine F _N’NERIE falconry [la chasse) hawking | _N’NIER" falconer FAUFIL tacking thread Faufiler' va. to tack : to baste | Se _, To creep in : to insinuate o’self: to get in with FAUFILURE tacking FAUNE faun | FAUNE fauna FAUSSAIRE [cfc f.] forger Fausse a. [F. Faux] _merit* ad. falsely Fausser* va. to bend : to strain : to force [son serment) to break (one’s word] [vn., mus) to be out of tune | _l’esprit a ..., To warp ...’s judgment |_compagnie a ..., To ‘give... the slip ’: to slip away from FAUSSET" faucet: spigot [toms) falsetto FAUSSETE falsehood : falseness : fallacy Faut* [V. Falloir and Comlne] FAS ENGLISH-FRENCH FAU Fas'cinate [nete] va. fasciner (with, par] FASH'ION fagon [way) maniere [usage) mode [high life) [le) grand monde : [le) ‘high life’ [va.) facjonner | After a_, [so-so] Tant bien Sque mal | To bring ... into _, Mettre a la 2 mode | To be in __ Etre a la mode | In the *§ English_, a Vanglaise | Latest_, Derniere fLmode | Out of_, Passe de mode : demode | _PIECES [4>] estains | Old-_e*d, Suranne [pers) de la vieille ecole : ‘... vieux jeu ‘ Fash'ionable a. a la mode : grand : elegant | In _ CIRCLES, Dans les salons | _ MAN elegant: ‘fashionable’ |_PEOPLE gens du monde | _ WOMAN elegante Fash'ionably ad. a la mode: elegamment FAST jeune [a.) de jeune [vn.) jeuner : faire maigre | To break one’s_, Rompre le jeune | -DAY jour de jeune [Friday) jour maigre Fast a. ferme [to, a) fixe : fidele [knot) serre[&, made fast) amarre [rigged fast, as a rope) fais- ant dormant [shut) bien ferme [sleep) profond [friends) constant [colours) bon teint [quick) vite : rapide [sailer) bon marcheur [train) rapide [clock, etc.) en avance [wild) dissolu | I am 5 minutes_, Ma montre avance de 5 minutes |_MAN, WOMAN, viveur, viveuse | The ‘_SET ’ Les viveurs |_TRAIN, rapide Fast ad. ferme [quickly) vite [frequently) sou- vent |_asleep, Profondement endormi | He lives _, 11 mene grand train | As _as it grows, a mesure qu’il [or elle] croit | As_as his LEGS could carry him, a toutes jambes | To hold_, Tenir bon | To play_and loose, Agir avec inconstance Fas'fen [fass-nri\ v. [to, a] attacher : s'a : fixer [on, sur) s’acharner [shut up) fermer [saddle, etc.) mettre sur le dos [or sur le corps]_off, arreter | _ER, _ING attache : fermeture | Belt_, Agrafe de courroie [V. Paper] Fastid'ious [ye-ssj'iea a. difficile: dedaigneux | _NESS gouts difficiles (pi] FAST'ING jeune [a.) de jeune FAST'NESS fermete [fortress) place forte FAT gras [grease) graisse [a.) gras [pers) gros [fig) prospere [spark) nourrie : grasse Fat [-tted] va. engraisser Fa'tal [fe'te-l] a. fatal -e : funeste [-lly, -ment] v FATE le destin : sort | The_S, Les Parques jgFa'teil a. destine | Ill-_, Infortune Fa'te'ful a. fatal /'FA'THER pere |_Saieux | The_s, Les peres de Veglise | City_s, Ediles | -IN-LAW beau- | pere | Fa'ther va. [on, upon, a] attribuer ^ FA'THERHOOD paternite 3 FA'THERLAND patrie ^SFa'tberless a. sans pere : orphelin ^ Fa'therly a. paternel : depere FATH'OM deux metres [exactly, 1*829 metre] toise [d>) brasse [The brasse is 1*624 metre] [va.) sonder [fig) penetrer ^Fatb'omless a. sans fond FATI'GUE f— fea | -DRESS tenue de corvee | On_DUTY, de corvee \_PARTY corvee: hommes de C Fati'guing a. fatigant [pres, part.) fatiguant FAT'LING bete grasse [embonpoint FAT'NESS graisse [of land) fertilite [of pers) Fatt'e'n va. [upon, de] engraisser [vm.) s’en- FATT’E *NING engraissement [graisser Fatt'y a. graisseux [V. Degenerescence] Fat'uous a. bete : stupide FAU'CES (pi] [me] arriere-bouche FATJ FRAN<?AIS—ANGLAIS FED FATJTE fault : mistake [au tennis) fault | — de, For want of : failing | Sans_, Without fail | Faire_a To fail | Ne pas se faire — de, Not to fail to ... FAUTEUIL* arm-chair [theatre, etc.) stall: chair [fig) chair : academical chair | _ Voltaire, Easy chair [F. COUPt] FAUTEUR -TRICE promoter : abettor (de, of] — de desordres, Inciter to disorder Fautif-we a. defective : faulty : bad Fauve a. drab : gloomy [clieval) chestnut | Betes —s, [or FAUVES'] wild beasts FAUVETTE warbler | _ bahillarde. Lesser whitethroat | _grise, Whitethroat | _des roseaux, Reed warbler | ktete noire, Black- FATJX' scythe [cap FAUX' falsehood [dr) forgery | Le _, [absolu] The false j S'inscrire en_contre. To declare to be false : to (positively) deny Faux* Fausse a. false : feigned : untrue : erroneous : wrong : imitation : sham [diamants) paste [billet) forged [monnaie) bad : counterfeit [frais) petty : sundry [mus) ... out of tune [40 spare ... : preventer ... |_sse clef, False key [fct] —sse couche, Miscarriage | _titre, Half-title | Titre_Wrong title | Avoir l’air_, To look like a scoundrel |_comme un jeton, As false as Judas | Faux' ad. falsely : wrong (date, etc.] out of tune | a_, Falsely : unjustly : wrongly | Porter a_, To be out of perpendicular : to miss (the point, etc.] FAUX'-BOND' | Faire —-— a quelqu’un, Not to keep an engagement with ... | -BOURDON" church music | _BRAS' preventer braces | -COL shirt-collar | _ EBENIER ' laburnum | -FRERE false friend | -FUYANT' by-path [de- faite) evasion : shift | -MONNAYEUR coiner | _ PAS' slip | FAUSSE COUCHE miscarriage | Faire une_, To miscarry FAVEUR favour CKj) : interest : ribbon | a la — de, Favoured by : under cover of | De_, Free | Billet de —, Complimentary ticket: free ticket | En —, In favour [a la mode) ‘ all the rage’ f-bly Favorable a. [a, to]_[ou favourable] -ment", FAVORI whisker : favourite [a.) favourite Favoriser' va. to favour : to befriend : to en- FAVORITE [<fc a.] favourite [dow FAYOL" haricot bean Feal-e a. [pi. feaux] [mediaeval form of fidele] faithful : loyal Febrile a._ [fam) fever : feverish Fecond'-e a. productive (en, of] prolific (en, in] [terre) fertile : rich [fig) ... that well repays the labour [or ...] Feconder' va. to fertilize : to fecundate FECONDITE fecundity [de terre) fertility FECULE starch : flour [chimie) fecula FECULERIE starch and farina works Federal-e a._ Federaliser' [s, z] va. to unite in a federation : Federe-e a. federal : federate [to federate FAU ENGLISH-FRENCH FED ^FAULT faute : defaut: vice [in tennis) faute | [geol) faille | To a_, meme trop | To find_ (with] Blamer : trouver a redire (a] faire § des observations (a] Whose_is that ? a qui “ la faute? | -FINDER [i ai] frondeur-ease: je censeur [tions (pi] JFAUL'TINESS defauts (pi] vice : imperfec- ..-Fanl'Mess a. parfait : sans faute : sans de- a faut | _NESS perfection | Faul'ty a. mauvais : defectueux : fautif VFAUN'A and FLOR'A, la faune et la flore ^FA'VOUR [ou FA'VOR] faveur-.grace:bien- fait -.permission: bonte [letter, com) honoree: estimee By_of ..., [ou Favoure'd by] a la F de Tu decide in_of, Dormer raison a | In his_, En sa F To do me the_to ..., Me faire le plaisir de ... I should take it as v a_, [I should be pleased] Cela me ferait un g grand plaisir [or, bien plaisir] To do... a little _, Rendre un petit service a | _va. [with, de] favoriser : gratifier : honorer Fa'vouralde a. favorable : propice (to, a] —NESS [suitability] caractere favorable Fa'voure’d a. favorise | Ill-_, Laid FA'VOURITE [<fc a.] favori-ite : ... de predi- V. lection : prefere FAWN [aw comme o dans sort] faon [wi., on, upon, ...) caresser : caliner | -coloure'd a. fauve | FAWN'ING fiatterie : caresse : cd- linerie \ _ a. flatteur : servile FE'ALTY [fi-e-l-te] fidelite FEAR [fire} [of, de: for, pour] crainte: peur: apprehension : inquietude : souci | To_, To be in_, Avoir peur: redouter [to, de) craindre | For_he should see, De peur qu’il ne voie | No _1 11 n’y a pas danger! [V. Craindre, Peur]_ful a. effrayant: terrible : epouvan- table [-lly, -ment] To be_of, Craindre Fear'less [fire] a. intrepide : sans peur | To be _of, Ne pas craindre | _ly ad. sans crainte _NESS intrepidite FEASIBILITY [fiz-e-bil'-e-te] possibility Fea'sible \fiz-e-be-l] a. faisable FEAST [fiste] festin [festival) fete : regal _va. regaler [one’s eyes) repaitre (upon, de] [wi.) faire bonne cliere : faire ‘ bombance ’: se regaler : se repaitre (on, de] fde force FEAT [fite] fait: action : exploit [effort) tour OFEATH'ER.pZmne[X)plumet[tech)da'uetfe fixe | A_in one’s cap, Une distinction \ In ^ full_, ‘Stir son trente et un ’ | To show the 3 white — ‘Caner’ | They are birds of a_, ^3 Ils sont bons a mettre dans le meme sac | - Birds of a_flock together, Qui se ressemble Tt s’assemble | -BED lit de plume | -BROOM 3 plumeau | -CRASS stipa ^Feath'er va. [oars] mettre a plat | _one’s « NEST, ‘ faire sa pelote ’ [or ‘ ses choux gras’] rt” _ing PADDLE aube articulee 1 Feath'ere'd a. garni de plumes [poet) aile | i _TRIBES (i>l] gent ailee vFeath'ery a. couvert de plumes : aile : leger FEA'TURE [fitclie-r] trait : point | _S (pi] physionomie \ To describe the chief_s of, Decrire ... a grands traits FEB'RUARY [feb'rou-e-re] fevrier Fe'cund a. fecond | FECUN'DITY fecondite Fed [V. Feed] ...-_, Nourri de ... FEE FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS FEM FEE fairy | Conte de_s, Fairy-tale FEERIE Ifayree] fairy-land : fairy scene : enchantment [piece) pantomime F6erique a. fairy Feindre va. [&. Se_] (Table 58) to feign : to ‘sham’ [de, to) to pretend [im.) to limp Feint’ -e pp. feigned : imitation ... : sham ... FEINTE _t : pretence : ‘sham’ [typ) friar FELDSPATH’ felspar Ffiler' va. to crack | Avoir la tete felee, To be a little ‘ touched ’ | Se__ To crack FELIBRE member of Society for the promotion of Southern literature, especially the Provencal | Felibr^en -nne a. ... in (ou of) the Provencal language f£LIBRIGE revival of Provencal literature [V. Langue d’oc] FELICITATION" congratulation | —CITE happiness | F61ieiter’ va. to congratulate (de, on] Se _, To c. o's : to be pleased (de, F_61in" -e a. feline : cat-like [with, to FELON" traitor | _-nne a. traitorous FELONIE treason FELOUQUE felucca | FELTJRE crack FEMELLE [<£ a.] female [animaux) she-... : female [oiseau) hen-... [male Feminin”-e a._ine [pr. ninn\ womanly : fe- FliMINISME advocacy of women’s rights : the W.R. movement | _ISTE advocate of W.R. FEMME woman : female \ Ala _, My wife | Sa_His wife | _de chambre, Lady's maid g [hotel) chambermaid [menage) housemaid | <2._ de charge, Housekeeper | _de journee, Charwoman | _publique. Prostitute FEE ENGLISH-FRENCH FEM FEE [fi\ honoraires (pi] [legal, consular, etc.) droit [servant’s, steward’s) gratification [au, a la...] [driver’s, etc.) pourboire (to the driver, au cocher] [clergyman’s) casuel [va.) payer [bribe) soudoyer[profes.man) payer des honoraires a | Late _, Levee exceptionnelle | _s for promoting, [a scheme] Apport aux fondateurs FEE-SIMPLE fief simple : propriety libre Fee'ble a. faible [-bly,-mt]_NESS faiblesse -mi'nded a. faible d’esprit FEED nourriture:pdture: fourruges (pi] [tech) alimentation [of lathe or machine) avance | A TJne portion: une ration \ To give my horse a_,Donner un picotin d'avoine a mon cheval | To be off his_, Renifler sur Vavoine | -PIPE tuyau d‘alimentation | -PUMP ponipe alimen- taire \_ROLLERS fournisseurs | -WATER eau d’alimentation Feed va. [pret & pp. Fed] donner a manger a : faire m : paitre : faire paitre[with,de) nourrir [to pander to) repaitre [tech, brook, etc.) ali- menter [vn. on, de) se nourrir FEE'DER mangeur [pers) qui donne a manger a ... [a child’s) bavette : serviette [of rivers) affluent [mill) trernie [mach) appareil d'ali- mentation [typ) margeur |_CABLE ‘ feeder ’ FEE'DING nourriture [beasts) pdture [pers, slang) chere \ -BOTTLE biberon FEEL [file] toucher \ By the_, Au toucher Feel [file'] v. [pret. & pp. Felt] [touch) tater : toucher [fig) sentir: eprouver [from, de) se sentir : se ressentir [appear) paraitre : avoir Fair de [find one’s self) se trouver | I_cold, J'ai froid | This plate_s rough, Cette assiette est rude au toucher \ Fur_s soft. La four- rare est douce au toucher | To_for, Cher- c’ner a tatons [fig) avoir de la sympathie pour FEE'LER [fig] ballon d’essai: tatonnement | _S [pi] antennes [cat’s) moustache FEE'LING toucher [fig) sentiment: sensibilite: emotion: tendresse | Imagine my_s, Jugez de ma stupefaction {colere. etc.] To hurt his_s, Le blesser | _ a. sensible [manner) tendre [words) emu-s | _ly ad. d’nne maniere tou- chante: avec emotion FEET [pi. de FOOT] pieds Feig’n \fene] v. feindre [to, de) faire semblant| _e’d a. dissimule : simule FEINT feinte | To make a_of, Feindre Feli'citous a. heureux -ease [-ly, -eusement] FELL montagne [skin, hide) peau | -MONGER peaussier | Fell a. impitoyable : feroce : dia- bolique[i>a.)abattre [an adversary)assommer [needlework) rabattre [imp. V. Fall] FELL'ING abatage [sewing) couture plate FELL'OE jante FELL'OW’ compagnon : camarade : confrere (of, de] [of a college) agrege [of a society) membre : associe [compeer) egal [like) sem- blable [chap) gargon : gaillard : individu : bonhomme : sujet: type [rascal) drole : diable [article) pareil: pendant | He’s a go-ahead _, 11 va de l’avant | Good_, Bon gargon | My good _! Mon bon! Mon vieux! | My dear_, Mon cher | Idle, good-for-nothing_, Mauvais sujet | Little__ Petit gallon:petit bonhomme | Nice __ Brave garqon : ‘bon type’ | Old_,Vieux bonhomme: Mon vieux! [F. Compere, Gargon, Type] Young_, Jeune homme | Poor _, Pauvre garqon : ‘pauvre diable’ | Queer [en argot, ‘Rum’]_, Drole de type | School-_, Camarade de college [fam) ‘copain’ | -CH RISTIAN frere | -COUNTRYMAN compatriote | -CRE'A’TURE semblable | -FEE'LING sympathie \ -LA'BOURER camarade [literary) collaborateur | -LODG'ER [<fe f.~\ colocataire | -SER'VANT, -SOL'DIER camarade | -STU'DENT condisciple | -TOWNS'- MAN concitoyen | -TRAV'ELLER [or_ELER] compagnon de voyage | -WORK'ER compagnon de travail [literary) collaborateur FELL'OW’SHIP [i bref] societe : association [university) place d’agrege : agregation | Examination for the _, Concours d’A | Good _Bonne camarader ie FEL'O-DE-SE' [felo-di-ci] suicide FEL'ON [fell’nn] leo criminel Teux Felo'nious [li-lone-ye-ssl a. criminel: delictu- _ly ad. avec une intention criminelle FEL'ONY [felV-e-ne] lea crime fde F FELT feutre [pp. V. Feel] _ HAT chapeau FE'MALE femme [if opprobriously) femelle \ v Males and _s, [statist.] Masculins et femi- ’gnins | _a. femelle [only use this of animals, screw, etc.] feminin : de femme : des femmes | ^_SEX, beau sexe [law) sexe feminin FEM FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS FER FEMMELETTE [famm] weak, silly woman | Vraie —, [homme] ‘ Regular old woman ’ FIlMUR — (thigh-bone] [en ang. pr. fime-’r] FENATSON" [s, z\ haymaking FENDANT" braggart | Etre, or Faire le_, To FENDERIE slitting |_' talk big’ FENDEUR splitter : cutter : cleaver se Fendill'er" vr. to crack FENDOIR cleaver ITendre v. to cleave : to split: to slit: to crack: to break through [ou up] ‘Se_,’ [escrime) to lunge [en argot) to ‘shell out’ | Se_en quatre pour (lui), To follow (him) through thick and thin Fendu -e pp. {V. Fendre] Bien_, [pers] Long- FENETRAGE windows (pi] [legged FENETRE window | C'est de l’argent jete par la_, It is money thrown away | _cintre'e, Arched W |_croisee, French W |_a guillotine, _ a coulisse, Sash-W | _ en saillie, Bay-W | Rebord de_, W-seat: ledge of the W FENIERE hay-loft [ FENIL hav-loft FENOUIL' fennel FENTE [en, a?i] cleft : crack : slit : chink : opening (dans, in] F6odal-e a. feudal | _ITE feudalism FER iron Dsfc [tech) wrought-iron [d’outil) head : iron : tool : blade [« dorer) block (for binding] [_a cheval) shoe [epee) sword [F. Iron, Corps] _ battu, forge, Wrought I | _ en barres, Bar I | _a cheval, Horse-shoe | _ ebauche, Puddled bars | _en feuilles, Sheet I | _en f’s simples, Single tin-plates | _ feuillard, Hoop I | _ galvanise, Galvanized I | _ de ramasse, Scrap I | _a repasser, Flat I | Fil de_, I wire | Fonderie de_, I foundry | Fonte de_, Cast I | Limaille de —, I filings (pi] Mine de_, I mine | Minerai de_, I ore | Volonte de_, Iron will | Dans les_s, In irons [poet) in chains | Sceptre de _, Rod of iron | -BLANC" [pi._s-_s] tinplate : tin | Boite en_, Tin box [ou canister] -CHAUD' heartburn | _a T T-iron FERBLANTERIE tin goods : tin wares FERBLANTIER" tinman FIlRET' red hematite Ferie-e a. | Jour_, Holiday : Bank holiday F6rir va. | Sans coup _, Without striking a Ferler' va. to furl [blow FERMAGE rent | FERMAIL' clasp Fermant' -e a. closing : with lock and key FERME farm : farming : farm-house [constr.) truss | a _, On lease | -ECOLE agricultural college | -MODELE model farm Ferme a. firm : strong : resolute : steady : stiff [acf.) firmly : hard | Terre_, ‘Terra firma’: mainland | Tenir_, To stand one’s ground Fermement’ ad. firmly : resolutely : stiffly FERMENT' leaven [fig) fer'ment [excitement FERMENTATION" [en,an] _ [fig) fer'ment: Fermenter' [en, an] vn. to ferment' FERME-POUTF door-spring : spring Fermer’ va. to shut : to shut up : to close : to enclose : to fasten [chemin,&c.) to stop up [le poing) to clench [im.) to shut | _ a clef, To lock : to lock up | _au loquet, To latch | — au verrou, To bolt | On ferme! It’s closing time! | — la marche, To bring up the rear | — la porte au nez de, To shut the door in ...’s face [F. Wink, ang.] [boldness FERMETE firmness : strength : steadiness : FERMETURE closing : shutting: shutters (pi] fastening | _de to chasse, End of the shooting season FERMIER" -IERE farmer (m. & f.] farmer's wife [d'annonces, etc.) contractor FERMOIR clasp : snap [outil) chisel Feroce a. wild : ferocious : ‘ savage ’ [appetit) FEROCITE ty [.huge FERRAGE shoeing FERRAILL’E old iron | Marchand de_, [or _EUR] marine-store dealer [fig) bully Ferraill'er’ vn. to fence : to fight: to dispute Ferrant' a. | Marechal_Farrier [warmly Ferr6-e a. iron-shod : iron-bound [eau) chalybeate [fig) strong | Tres_, ‘Well up’: ‘uncommonly cute ’ | 11 est plus_que moi sur ..., He is better up in .. than I am | Route_e, Stone road | Voie_e, Raih-oad [pp. V. Ferrer] FERREMENT" iron tool : ironing _S' (pi] iron-work Ferrer' va. to shoe : to band [ou fasten] with iron [lacet) to tag [chemin) to metal: to stone | _a glace, To rough-shoe : to frost-nail FERROCYANURE ferrocyanide FERRON" [Suisse] small toboggan FEIiRONNERIE iron-works : iron warehouse: hardware : ironmongery FERRONNIER" -IERE ironmonger FERROPRUSSIATE _ [ne-ss Ferrugineux' -euse a. ferruginous [rou-dji- FERRTJRE iron-work [chevaux) shoeing FEN ENGLISH—FRENCH FER FEN marais : marecage FENCE cloture : grille [rail) jpalissade [mach’y) treillage [rec'r of stolen goods) receleur [fig) defense [va.) palissader : enclore : entourer (de, with] defendre [i>n.) faire des armes [fig) s’escrimer | FEN'CER tireur (d’armes] maitre d’escrime [leaper) sauteur FEN'CING [l')escrime : armes (pi] [enclosing) cloture | -MASTER maitre d'armes [assistant) prevot (de salle] -MATCH assaut d’armes | -SCHOOL salle d'armes Fend va. parer (off,...] _ for o’s, se debrouiller FEN'DER garde-feu : garde-cendre[&)defense FENN'EL fenouil | Fenn'y a. marecageux FER'MENT [fe-rme-nntt] : fermentation Fermen't vn. fermenter [va.) faire f FERN foug'ere fed | Bank of _, Fougeraie \ -OWL engoulevent Fer'ny a. plein [or couvert] de fougeres Fero'cious [cfte-ss] a. feroce _ly ad. d’une maniere feroce FERR'ET furet [tape) padou _out, va. denicher |_ING chasse avec le F FERR'O-CON'CRETE beton arme FERR'OCY'ANIDE fei'rocyanui-e FERR'ULE [re-i] virole [at the tip) bout FERR'Y bac : passage | To__ over, Passer | -BOAT bac | _MAN passeur FER FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS FEV Fertile a._(en, in]_menf ad. abundantly Fertiliser" [s, z] va. to fertilize FERTILITE_ty : abundance Feru-e a. struck : set FERULE rod [hot) Ferula Fervemmenf [mm] ad. fervently FERVENT"-E great hand (de, at] enthusiastic ...er. ...ist [a.) fervent | FERVEUR fervour uFESSE buttock | _S' (pi] bottom SFESSEE flogging : smacking <3 FESSE-MATH'IEU [pi. _] skinflint ^ «Fesser" va. to flog | FESSEUR dogger FESSIER" bottom FESTIN'' feast | Festiner" va. to feast FESTIVAL [pi._s] musical festival FESTON" festoon | _nner" va. to festoon Festoyer" [or Fetoyer'] va. to feast: to carouse FETE feast : festival : ‘fete’ : treat [jour de _) holiday [pens) patron saint’s day : birthday | patronale, Parish-feast [en Irlande) ‘ pattern ’ | Jour de legale, National holiday | Faire la To have a ‘fine time of it’ \ Faire_a, To give ... a hearty welcome | Se faire _ de, [or Se faire une — de,] To look forward with delight to | Souhaiter sa_a ..., To wish ... many happy returns of the day | La_-DIEU. Corpus Christi Feter" va. to celebrate : to keep ... (as a holiday] to do honour to ... [iune pers.) to' fete’: FETICHE fetish _ |_to heartily welcome Felide a. fetid | FETIDITE fetid stench Fetoyer" va. to feast | F£TU straw FEU [pi._x'] fire : heat: fire-place : fire-irons (pi] household : light : flame : ardour : spirit [supplice) stake [ J>) light [ J> et eaal) signal | An coin du_In the chimney corner | a petit _, Over a slow fire | Mourir a petit_, To die by inches | De_, [fig] Fiery : burning [rouge-feu) fiery-red | Coup de_, Shot | _ de joie, Bonfire | _d’artifice, Fireworks (pi] _roulant, Running fire | _tournant, Revolving light | _ a eclipses, Intermittent light | An_! Fire! | Donner du_a ..., To give ... a light | En_On F | Etre au_, To be in the firing line | Faire_sur, To fire at Faire du [or le]_, To make [ou light] a fire Faire long_, To hang fire | Ni_ni lieu, Neither hearth nor home | J’en mettrais la main au_, I’d swear' to it | ‘ N’y voir que du _,’ To be unable to make anything of it Feu -e a. deceased | Feu ma mere. My deceased [ou late] mother \ La feue Reine, [or Feu la Reine] The late Queen FEUDATAIRE feudatory FEUILL'AGE foliage : leaves (pi] Feuill'ard" a. | Fer_, Hoop-iron FEU ILL'E leaf: sheet : paper : note [de scie) blade [ebenisterie) veneer blanche, [typ) white [reZ) end-paper | _de CUIVRE sheet copper | d'ETAIN" tinfoil | d OR gold- leaf | Feuill"e-e a. leafy FEUILL'£ [peint] foliage | _EE shady trees FEUILL'E-MORTE dead-leaf brown Feuill’er" vn. to come into leaf [peint) to do foliage | FEUILL'ET" leaf [tenue de) livres) folio | ... a_s mobiles, Loose-leaf (ledger, etc.] FEUILL'ETAGE puff-paste [Puff-pastry Feuill"ete-e a. [geol~\ laminated j Gateau _, Feuill’eter" va. to run through : to turn over the leaves of [pate) to roll out FEUILL’ETON"" ‘_’ [serial story or light article at the foot of a newspaper) [rel.) inset |_ISTE writer of ‘ feuilletons' [cask FEUILL'ETTE [=114 to 136 litres) quarter- Feuill'u-e a. leafy FEUILL'URE rabbet : rabbetting : cheek : FEURRE straw (for chairs] [sunk groove FEUTRE felt : felt hat | Chapeau de_felt hat Feutrer" va. to felt : to pad (de, with] FEVE bean [grosse) broad bean [de cafe, etc.) berry | Le roi de la _, The King of Twelfth- night | _S' de cacao, Cocoa" nibs FEVEROLE horse bean : bean F£VRIER" February | Le 6_The sixth of F FER ENGLISH-FRENCH F.G.S. Fer'tile [fear-till, -taile] a._: fecond (in, en] FERTILITY_te : fecondite Fertilize [laize] va. fertiliser FER'TILIZER [laize] engrais : fertilisant FER'YENCY ferveur | Fer'vent a._: ardent Fer'vently ad. avec ferveur : ardemment Fer'vid a. ardent: passionne : brulant FER'VOUR [feur'veur] ferveur: clialeur FES'CUE baguette: touche Fes'ter vn. s’ulcerer [fig) s'envenimer FES'TIVAL [ue-Z] fete [music) festival [a.) de Fes'tive a. de fete : de festin : joyeux [fete FESTIV'ITY rejouissance: gaiete : fete FESTOO'N feston [ra.) festonner (de, with] Fetch va. [bring, carry) apporter [persons, or things not portable) amener [go and find, ou go and fetch) aller chercher ... [draw from) puiser [breath) prendre [sigh) pousser [blood) faire venir ... [price) se vendre : produire [a pump) amorcer [a blow) assener | _it! [to a dog] Apporte! | To come and_..., Venir chercher | _away, Emmener [if carried) emporter | in, faire entrer [carry) apporter| _off, enlever : emporter : emmener |_out, faire sortir [carry) emporter [show) faire res- sortir | _up, faire monter [carry) monter [fig) rattraper [pull up) arreter court FE'TISH [ft] fetiche FET'LOCK fanon [joint itself) boulet Fett'er va. entraver [prisoner) enchainer FETT'ERS [pi] entraves [irons) fers FEUD [fiowde] querelle : vendetta ffeodal Feu'dal a. feodal | The_system, Le regime FEU'DALISM [fioude-l-itz'm] [Za) feodalite FE'VER fievre | To be in a_, Avoir la F Fe'verish a. fievreux [fig) febrile: brulant : impatient | _NESS etat fievreux Few a. peu de [some) quelques : quelques-uns [or -unes)_people, Peu de gens | A_, Quel- 'gques ...: un petit nombre |_and far between, 'c.Rares | I have a_, J’en ai quelques-uns | In a_days, Dans quelques jours [time taken) en q’s jours | These _ lines, Ces quelques lignes | Few'er a. moins (than, de) FEW'NESS petit nombre F.G.S. membre (fellow) de la societe de geologie FI FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS FIG Fi ! int. fie! [fdi]_done! For shame! | Faire _de, To turn up one’s nose at FIACRE cab : ‘four-wheeler ’ FIANQAI'LL'ES' (pi] engagement: betrothal FIANC^-F ‘—betrothed: bridegroom (elect] bride (elect] Fiancer' va. to engage (a, to] to betroth FIASCO failure | Faire__ To ‘ come to grief’: to ‘be a dead failure’ FIBRE [feeb'rr]_[fat] [fig) feeling : temperament : spirit | _S' (pi] grain Fibreux' -euse a. fibrous [faib-re-ss] Ficele-e a. dressed up: done up [cliose) tied up Ficeler' va. to tie : to tie up : to ‘ do up ’ FICELLE twine : string [fig) ‘dodge’ : ‘wrinkle’ | ‘ Etre_,’ To be ‘slippery’ FICELLIER" reel FICHE pin : fastening [jeu) fish [papier) slip | _r‘ va. to pin : to drive [ou stick] ... in : to fasten : to throw : to pitch |_le camp, [vulg] To ‘ hook it ’ | ‘ Fiche-moi la paix,’ Shut up ! Don’t bother me! | Se_de, [vulg] To laugh at: to ‘ make game of ’ : not to care a straw for | ‘ Je m’en fiche!’ What do I' care! ‘ Fichtre ! ’ int. ‘ Good gracious! ’ ‘ Hang it! ’ FICHU ‘ ’: neckerchief [half-square, cutacross corners]_-e a. [vulg] wretched : miserable : confounded : pretty: precious | 11 est__ C’est un homme_, He’s ‘ done for ’ Fictif-ive a.fictitious : supposititious :‘bogus’ FICTION"_ [ang. pr. Jik'-che-nn, i bref] FID£lCOM-MIS- trust | _SSAIRE trustee Fidele a. faithful : true : exact | Les FIDDLES' the congregation:‘ good Catholics’ : worship- FidelemenC ad. faithfully : accurately [pers FIDELITE _ty : loyalty : honesty Fiduciaire a. paper (currency] FIEF_ [ang. pr. fife] Fieffe -e a. arrant: downright: regular Ficffer' [Normandie] va. to let... on perpetual FI EL gall [fig) bitterness : malice l_lease FIENTE [en,a«] dung | Fienter' vn. to dung Fier‘ [fee-ay, short] va. to intrust | Se_, [a, to : en, in] to trust : to depend (on] Fier, Fiere [feeaire] a. proud : haughty : bold : high-spirited [argot) ‘stunning’ : ‘rattling’: ‘rare’: precious : arrant | Faire le_, To ‘put it on ’ | _homme, Strong man [fig) man of ability | Homme_, Haughty man FIER-A BRAS' braggart : swaggerer Fierement' ad. proudly [en argot) ‘ awfully ’: preciously FIERTE pride : dignity : spirit FIEVRE fever [five-r] intermittente, Ague [e-gliiou]_lente, Hectic F | _aphteuse, [V. Foot] Donner la_a, To throw ... into a F FlliVREUX'-.EZ7*S7? person [au pi. people] ill of fever [a.) feverish FIFRE fife [fa'ife] [pers) fifer FIGEMENT” congelation [du lait) curdling FIB ENGLISH-FRENCH FIG /FIB petit mensonge : conte FI'BRE [/at] fibre [of root) Jibrille | -TUBE Fic'kle a. volage : inconstant [tube isolant _NESS legerete : inconstance Ficti'tious [£icke-ss] a. fictif: imaginaire Ficti'tiously [ticfte-ss-le] ad. fictivement FID burin [of mast) cle | Splicing_, Fpissoir j Fid [-dded] va. mettre en cle FID'DLE * violon [bad) crincrin [saloon tab.) 2 violon [va.) jouer du violon [bad) jouer du ■° crincrin | To play second_, [fig] Occuper •<2 le second rang | -de-dee! [ou ‘_STICKS!’] Chansons! Tarare! | -BLOCK poulie en violon | -pattern a. violon | -STICK archet | -STRING corde de violon FIDD'LER joueur de violon [bad) violoneux : menetrier: crincrin FIDG'ET crispation : agitation | To be all in a_, S’agiter | ‘A regular _,’ [child] Un petit1 bouge-toujours ’ Fidg'et vn. s’agiter : se tourmenter VFidcj'ety a. remuant: agite : ennuyeux Fie ! [fail int. Fi! Fi done! | _upon ...! Foin de ...! FIELD champ [meadow) pre [sporting) chasse [battle-field) champ de bataille [of ice) banc | Right, centre__ [football] Champ de droite, du centre [V. GOLD] In the_S, a la cam- pagne : aux champs | To take the_, Se mettre -gen campagne | -DAY jour de revue | -GLASS jumelle de campagne | -MARSHAL marechal | -MOUSE mulot | -OFFICER officier superieur -PIECE, -GUN piece de campagne | -SPORTS (pi] la chasse, la peche, les courses, etc. Field vn. [cricket] tenir le champ FIELD'FARE [filde-fe're] litorne FIEND [finndd] demon | _ish a. diabolique Fierce [fxrce] a. feroce: furieux |_ly ad. furi- eusement: avec ferocite | _NESS ferocite : acharnement: fureur : violence Fi'ery [fdi-e-re] a. de feu : ...-feu : enflamme : ardent [temper) emporte : fougueux FIFE [i, at] fifre | -RAIL ratelier | FI'FER fifre Fifteen' a. quinze Fif'teenth a. quinzieme [day of the month, or sovereign) quinze Fifth a. cinquieme [sovereigns, and day of the month) cinq [The Emperor Charles V. and Pope Sixtus Y. are. however, called Charles- Quint and Sixte-Quint] In the _ FORM, [equiv. class in Fr. schools] En seconde Fif'thly ad. cinquiemement Fiftieth a. cinquantieme \taine Fif'ty a. cinquante | About_, line cinquan- FIG figue fca | Not to care a_for, ‘Se battre l’oeil de ’: ‘ se ficher de ’ | -TREE figuier FIG HT [faxte] combat [fig) lutte [fam) bataille [F. Free] To have a_, Se battre [fig) lutter | Desperate_, C acharne _v. [imp. & pp. Fought, ough se pr. comme o dans sort] se battre : combattre [a battle) livrer(6ataiUe]_...’s battles, [fig] defendre | _ a DUEL, Se battre en duel | _for one’s LIFE, Defendre sa vie |_one’s WAY to ..., Se frayer un chemin jusqu’a | __ it out, S’en tirer : se tirer & affaire FI'G HTING combat: rixe | _ MEN [pl]com- battants [X) hommes disponibles FI'G'HTING-TOP [*] hune militaire FIG'MENT fiction: galimatias FIG FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS FIL Figer’ va. [se_vr.] to congeal : to curdle, set Fign’oler’ va. to over-elaborate : to niggle FIGUE fig | _ de BARBARIE, Prickly pear FIGUERIE fig plantation FIGUIER" fig-tree | _d’Adam, Banian-tree FIGURANT’-E supernumerary Figuratif -ive a. _ive [ ivement’-ly] FIGURE_ : form : diagram : cut [visage) face [cartes) court-card | Faire _, To make a show : to stand well (with] Faire triste_, To cut a sorry figure FIGURIi | Au _, [or Figurement’ ad.] figuratively | Figure -e a. figurative Figurer' va. to figure : to represent [vn.) to figure : to make a figure | Se _, To fancy : to imagine : to picture to o’s FIGURINE little figure FIL [pr. 1] thread [& : tech) yarn : twine [met) wire [tranchant) edge [bois) grain [plantes) fibre [veine) lode [tig) thread : course : clue : chain [V. Needle, and Retordre] Pur_, All linen ... a 3_s, 3-cord ... | Articles de —, Linen goods | Gants de_, Cotton gloves Du _d'Ecosse, Cotton | _d'E. glace, Silk-substitute | Sans [depeche] Wireless | — a PLOMB’ plumb-line | _S’ de la Vierge, FILAGE spinning [Gossamer FILAGRAMME [V. FILIGRANE] FILAMENT’ _ [en ang. filla-me-nnte] Filamenteux’ -ease a. fibrous [fam) stringy FILANDIERE spinner \ Sceurs_s, Fates FILANDRES' [pi] gossamer : strings : fibres Filandreux’ -ease a. stringy : tough Filant' -e a. thick [etoile) shooting FILASSE tow : bast | Cheveux de _, Tow- FILATEUR spinner : cotton S [coloured hair FILATURE spinning mill : spinning factory [hart) spinning FILE — : rank | a la_, In file : in a line : in a row [pr.ro] Chef de_File-leader: leader FILEi thread | Filer’ va. to spin : to draw : to draw out [fig) to spin out [J>) to payout [cabl.) to veer [laisser) to let go -[suivre) to track : to ‘shadow’ | _ vn. to run : to ‘ be off’ [X) to file off [etoile) to shoot [lampe) to smoke | _a Vanglaise, To ‘take French leave’ _a la demande, To slack out a bit _en douceur, To lower handsomely _doux’, To ‘ give in ’ : to ‘ sing small ’ FILERIE rope-making : R-walk : wire-drawing : wire mill FILET" thread : fibre : string : snare : net : netting [boeuf) fillet [d’eau, etc.) ’ little drop ’ [de cheval) snaffle [flU) carriage rack [typog.) rule | _de voix, Slender voice | _s’ de sole, Filleted sole | a_s, Thread-pattern FILETAGE [tech] screw-cutting Fileter’ va. to cut a thread in ... | Machine a _, Screwing M | Tour a_Screw-cutting FILEUR -EUSE wire-drawer : spinner [lathe Filial -e a._l | Filialement’ ad. filially FILIATION" filiation : relationship FILIERE [a tirer) draw-plate [_brisee) diestocks (pi] [a vis) screw-plate [jauge) gauge- plate [&) tripping-line [com) order for de-’ livery at given date [fig) regular channel | Passer par la_, To work one’s way up FILIGRANE filigree [papier) water-mark FILIN" soft-laid rope [F. Trois, Quatre] FILL'E girl : maid [ma, sa) daughter : 'child' [nonne) sister \ Une vieille__ An old maid [ ‘Ma_,’ 'My dear' \ Belle-_, D-in-law: stepdaughter | Petite-_, Grand-D _de service, Housemaid | Rester_, To remain unmarried FILL'ETTE girl : maiden : little girl FILL’EUL godson | _E goddaughter FIG ENGLISH-FRENCH FIN Fig'urative a. figure [of, de) figuratif | In a_ sense [ou Fig'uratively] Au figure FIG'URE [/ig/iV] _'fea [person, form) taille [painting) academie [1, 2, 3, 4, etc.) chiffre [ Handsome, ou good __ Belle taille | A_8, Le C 8 | A pretty_he is! 11 a line jolie tour- nure! To cut a Faire F |_HEAD buste : guibre [fig) personnage purement decoratif | _ of SPEECH fagon de parler : metaphore Fig'ure va. former : figurer [patterns) faqonner [emboss, etc.) broder [wi.) figurer | To_to one's self, Se figurer FIL'BERT [beurtt] aveline | -TREE avelinier Filch va. filouter : escamoter (from, a] FILE [jfaile] [for papers) classeur: dossier [list) Ziste[X) file [tool) lime | In single [ou Indian] _, Un a un : en file indienne | Safe-edge_, L plate | Rough, Smooth __ L rude, douce | Rat-tail_, Queue-de-rat | Three-cornered_, Tiers-point | ‘ Deep old_,’ ‘Fin matois ’ File va. classer : mettre ... en liasse [law) deposer [metals) limer | _away va. classer | To be_d away, ’ a classer’ |_off, va. limer _off, Vn. [X] defiler: filer | FI'LER limeur FILIBUSTER [be-s<e-r] flibustier [vn.) flibuster FILIGREE filigrane FI'LING [fail limure | _S (pi] limaille (sing] FILL suffisance [one’s_, vulg) (son) soiil Fill va. [with, de] remplir : emplir [to stuff in) bourrer [pile up) combler [vn.) se r : se c | _ in, remplir |_out, remplir |_up, remplir : completer [by piling) combler FILL'ER [for stylo] compte-gouttes FILL'ET bandeau [a bookbinder’s, etc., and of beef) filet [of veal) rouelle FILL'ING remplissage : remplage : charge FILL'D? chiquenaude | FILL'Y pmliclie FILM [over the eyes, etc.) taie [bot. & Kodak) pellicule[p\\ photo plate)couche sensibie[cine- mat.) ‘ film ’ [fig) voile | Film'y a. membraneux FIL'TER filtre [va.) filtrer _ING filtrage | _PAPER, papier a filtrer FILTH [th fort] immondice [dung) ordure [dirtiness) salete [spiritual) corruption | _ily ad. salement | _INESS salete Fil'thy a. sale : impur : immonde : malpropre FIN [/inn] nageoire FI'NAL [fail finale [deciding game) la belle _a. final: dernier [decision) sans appel _lly ad. finalement: enfin : definitivement Finan'eial a. financier | _YEAR exercice FINCH [finnch] CHAF_ pinson | BULL— bouvreuil : pivoine | GREEN_ verdier | GOLD_ chardonneret FIL FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS FIN FILOCHE network : net FILON” lode : vein | FILOSELLE floss silk FILOU sharper : swindler : cheat | ‘_ter' ’ va. to steal [jeu) to cheat: to ‘chisel’: to 'do’ FILOUTE'RIE cheating [vulg) 'chiselling’ FILS [feece] son : boy : fellow | Petit-_.Grandson | 11 est _ de ses ceuvres, He is a self- FILTRAGE filtration : straining Lmade man FILTRATION” : draining : straining FILTRE filter [a cafe) percolator Filtrer' va. to filter : to drain : to strain [mi.) to FILURE spinning [ooze FIN" fine linen [fig) main point [the) best of it [pers) ‘ deep one ’ [F. Diamond] Ecrire en__ To write small-hand | Le demi-__ Round- hand | Jouer au plus_, To finesse Fin"-e a. fine : thin : delicate : exquisite : refined : keen : sharp : cunning [the) utmost | Avoir Voreille_e, To have a good ear | _es Jierbes. Sweet herbs | _FOND- very depths | _MOT' what one really means : real reason, ou truth |_RENARD' ‘deep one’ |_TIREUR splendid shot | _VOILIER" clipper FIN " end : close : object : aim : at the end of {this, etc., month] a la_, At last: in the end : after all | [Un cheval) a deux_s, For saddle or harness | En venir a ses _s, To attain one’s object | Faire une_To come to an end [s'arranger : se marier) to be [ou to get] settled | Mettre_a, To put an end to | Mot de la_, Clincher | Prendre_, To come to an end : to end | a telle _, etc. [F. Raison]Toucher a sa_To be drawing to a close : to be nearly done [ou over] _courant. At the end of present month ) a cette__ With this object | Renvoye des_S' de la PLAINTE, Discharged : acquitted ‘Fin de siecle’ a. ‘_’: up-to-date FIN ENGLISH—FRENCH FIR /FIND trouvaille : decouverte Find [imp. & pp. Found] trouver [discover) decouvrir : voir : s’apercevoir : reconnaitre [things lost) retrouver [in, a) pourvoir [in, de) fournir : se f. [of juries, etc.) prononcer, de- <a clarer (for, en faveur de] Easily found, Facile "s: a trouver | It is found, [that, que] 11 se trouve: Ijs on trouve | _fault with, trouver a redire a : gronder | _out, trouver : decouvrir: inventer [ascertain) s’informer (de, que] se rendre compte (de, si [guess) deviner | Found out, [in rascality] Demasque | I _ myself poorly. Je me sens indispose ^FIND'ER trouveur -euse -.personnequi trouve | FINE [fdinn] amende [View- , Yiseur _va. mettre a Vamende : condamner a [or frapper d’] une amende de ... [clear) clarifier Fine [ai]a. beau : excellent: accompli [affected) affecte [good) bon [minute) fin : delicat: subtil [slang) joli: fameux [refined) fin : raffine : clair [Eng. silv. coin is ’925 _, French ’835 de fin | Eng. gold coin ’916 : French '900] It’s all very_! Tout cela est tres joli! | To chop ..._Haeher fin | To promise all sorts of_ THINGS. Promettre monts et merveilles | I hear_things of you! J’en apprends de belles sur votre compte! -draw va. faire une reprise perdue a -looking a. elegant: distingue [F. BRIN] _ly ad. fort bien : eleganiment _NESS elegance : -finesse FI'NERY [fdi'-ne-re] parure : beaux habits : ‘ chiffons ’ (pi] falbalas (pi] Finess'e vn. finasser | _SSING la finesse CFING'ER doigt | I have hurt my — Je me suis fait mal au D | To burn one’s —S, [fig] S’echauder 11 have it at my_s’ ends, Je le ^ sais sur le bout du D | _BISCUIT langue § de chat | -GLASS [ou -BOWL] rince-bouclie: bol | -POST poteau indicateur [F. PIE] ~Fing'er va. toucher : manier | _e'd a. a doigts ... | Light-_e'd gentry, Gens aux doigts agiles : voleurs a la tire FING'ERING maniement [in music) doigte V [wool) laine a tricoter FIN'IAL [arch.] fleuron Fin'ical, Fin'ikin a. [fam] affecte : precieux : FI'NIS [foil] fin [vetilleux FIN'ISH fini [end) fin fca [va.) finir : achever: terminer [metal parts) usiner |_off, mettre la derniere main a FIN'ISHER finisseur [slang) coup de grace Finishing a. dernier [school) superieur | _ STROKE derniere main [fig) coup de grace Fi'nite [fdinditt] a. fini: borne Finn'y TRIBES [Ies) habitants des eaux FIR ou -TREE sapin | -CONE pomme de pin FIRE [faire] feu [house, etc. on _) incendie [poetic_) verve | _! Au feu! | Under_, Sous le feu : au feu | Chimney on_, Feu de cheminee | To catch [ou take] _, Prendre feu | To miss_, Rater | To set_to..., To set ... on_, Mettre le feu a ... | ... that will stand the_, [dish] Allant au feu | To bank the_S and keep steam up, Rester sur les feux avec vapeur | -ALARM avertisseur d’incendie | _ARMS [pi] [Zes) armes a feu | -BAR [tech] barreau de grille | -BOX foyer _BRAND tison [fig) boute-feu | _BRICK briqiierefractaire\ -BRIGADE [a.e] sapeurs- pompiers (pi]_BUCKET seau a incendie -CLAY terre refractaire | -DAMP feu grisou -EN'GINE pompe a incendie | _-_- STA'- TION caserne de pompiers : poste de P’s | -ESCAPE echelle de sauvetage: appareil de S -FLY luciole : lampyre | _GUARD garde- feu | _ INSU RANCE assurance contre l’incendie | -IRONS (pi] garniture de foyer | -LIG'HTER allume-feu j_MAN [pi._MEN] pompier [stoker) chauffeur | -PLACE cliemi- nee:foyer| -PLUG[‘F.P.’]bouche d’incendie: prise d’eait | -proof a. incombustible | -proof SAFE coffre-fort a Vepreuve du feu | -SCREEN ecran | -SHIP briilot | -SHOY'EL pelle a feu | -SIDE coin du feu : cheminee : foyer | _WOOD bois de chauffage | -WORKS (Pl] feu d’artifice |-WORSHIPPER adorateur du F ^Fire va. mettre le feu a ... [inflame) enflam- ^ mer [take fire) prendre feu [a gun) tirer [at, sur) faire feu | _! [X] Feu! | _away! <£. Vas-y! [vulg.]_up [fig] s’emporter : s’en- ^ Hammer : prendre feu FIN FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS FIX Final -e a._1 | _lemenC ad. finally : at last FINANCE — : ready money : cash | La haute _, The great capitalists | Ministre des_s, ‘Chancellor of the Exchequer’ Financer' va. to pay down : to ‘fork out’ FINANCIER" _ [vieux sens) banker Financier" -fere a. financial | a la_fere, With a ragout of mushrooms, truffles, etc. and white wine | Marche_, Money market Finasser’ vn. to finesse, resort to mean tricks FIN A S SERIES' [pi] mean little tricks FINASSEUR -EUSE[a.nd FINASSIER"-FERE] ‘ mean tricky fellow ’ [ou woman] F1NAUD” -E ‘artful dodger’ [a.) sly : cute Finemenf ad. finely : exquisitely : skilfully : acutely [mot americain) cutely FINESSE ‘_’ : fineness : nicety : acuteness : artifice [mot americain) cuteness FINETTE thick stuff (for lining] FINI finish : [the) finite | _-e a. finished : accomplished : consummate : finite Finir v. to finish : to complete : to end : to put an end to ... | En_, To have done with it [V. END ang.] _nial, [fam] ‘ To come to a bad end ’ |_par comprendre (etc.) To under- FINISSEUR -FUSE finisher [stand ... at last FINLANDAIS' -E Finn [a.) Finnish FINNOIS’-E Finn [a. & langue) Finnish FIOLE phial : small bottle ‘FION"’style | Coup de_, Finishing touch FIORITURES' [pi] embellishments: graces FIRMAMENT" [fe-r'me-me-nntt] FISC treasury : taxes (pi] Fiscal -e a. fiscal [ke-l] FISSURE _ : crack : chink se Fissurer' vr. to crack ‘FISTON"’ [slang] boy: ‘old boy’ FISTULE fistula FIVE-O’CLOCK [pr. as in Engl.] afternoon tea FIXAGE fixing | Bain de _, F bath FIXATEUR fixing solution FIXATION" fixing : determining : settling FIR ENGLISH-FRENCH FIZ ?>FI'RING feu : combustible: le C [heating) :g chauffage [of pottery) caisson In the _ line, v~ Au feu | Target__ Tir a la cible FIR'KIN [of butter] frequin FIRM maison (de commerce] Signature of the _, S sociale | Under the_of, Sous la raison ... | _a. ferme : solide : constant | To stand _, Tenir bon | _ly ad. fermement : solide- ment: constamment FIRM'NESS fermete : solidite First a. premier [the nearest) le plus voisin | <u Twenty-_, Yingt et unieme | At _ sight, £ a premiere vue | From the_Des l’abord | g In the_PLACE, En premier lieu v~ COUSIN [ke-z-nn] cousin-e germain-e First ad. premierement [first of all) en premier lieu [time) pour la premiere fois [V. Served] At_D’abord | _of all, En premier lieu | o5_or last, Tot ou tard | -rate a. de premier fe choix : de pr. ordre [fam) de premiere force : <&.‘huppe’ | It goes_-rate! Cela marche a merveille | _-rate investment, Placement de FIRTH estuaire : golfe [tout repos FISH poisson [cards) fiche [of a mast) jnmelle | A queer_, [fam] Un drole de corps | I’ve other_to fry, ,T'ai d’autres chiens a fouetter | Here’s a pretty kettle of _! Voila une telle affaire! Nous voila dans de beaux draps! -BONE arete | -DAVIT bossoir de traversiere -EAGLE aigle pecheur | -HOOK hameqon -KETTLE poissonniere | _PLATE [tech] eclisse | -POND etang | -SLICE traelle a poisson | _ TACKLE traversiere |_WIFE, -WOMAN, marchande de poisson Fish va. pecher [tech) eclisser [a mast) jume- ler [the anchor) traverser | _for, [fig] re- chercher | To go fishing, Aller a la peclie FISH'ERMAN [pi._men] pecheur FISH'ERWOMAN [pi._women] pecheuse FISH'ERY peclie [place) pecherie FISH'ING [la)peche [tech) eclissage | -BOAT bateau de peclie \ -BASKET panier de peche | -ROD canne a peche : ligne | -TACKLE (pi] attirail de peclie FISH'MONGER [gueur] marchand de poisson Fish'y a. de poisson [slang) ‘vereux’:‘louche’ FIST poing Close-_ed a. serre : ‘dur a la detente ’ FIT [hysterics) attaque de nerfs [of rage, gout) acces [illness) attaque : crise [whim) boutade : caprice [clothes) coupe : forme [V. START] [a.) bon : propre (to, for, a] convenable: digne (to, de] capable | _to drink, Potable : bu- vable | _to eat, Mangeable | _to wear, Mettable | To be a good_, [boots] Chausser bien: aller conime un gant | In a_state to, En etat de | As may be_, Comme il conviendra Fit [-tted] v. convenir a : aller bien : assortir: etre convenable : (s’)adapter (a] rendre apte a [by tailor or shoemaker) habiller : chausser [tech) ajuster | To_out, Equiper (with, de] _tight, etre juste j _up, meubler : monter: arranger [with tools) outiller (pour] His hat _s him well, Son chapeau lui va tres bien | Fitting into ..., S’emboitant dans ... Fit'ful a. agite : capricieux Fit'ly ad. justement : a propos : bien FIT'NESS convenance : justesse : aptitude : a Fitt'ed a. [for, pour : to. pour] fait Lpropos FITT'ER ajusteur | FITT'EST [V. Survival] FITT'ING ajustement |_OUT' equipement | -SHOP atelier d’ajustage | _UP' arrangement : ameublement [tech) ajustage FITT'INGS (pi] garniture : boiseries : fer- rures : fournitures [tech) pieces detacliees : accessoires | Shop_S. Amenagements Fitt'inij a. propre : convenable : juste Five [i at] a. cinq | FIVES la balle au mur FIX | In a_, Dans l’embarras: ‘ dans le petrin’ [at a stand) au pied du mur Fix v. fixer : attacher : etablir : choisir |_on, s’arreter a : designer | Fixe'd a. fixe : fixe Fix'edly [fix'-edd-le] ad. fixement FIX'ING fixation \ _SOLU'TION fixateur ‘FIX'INS’ [American] agrements : ‘chose' FIX'TURE [tche-r] meuble a demeure [game) engagement: ‘ match’ | List of _S, Programme Fizz vn. siffler | ‘FIZZ'ER’ ‘chicard’ _x : 4_ FIX FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS FLA FIXE regular salary [ou income] Fixe a. steady : tirm : stated : fixed : regular: appointed : resolved [encre) writing (ink : i.e. not copying I] Beau_, Set fair | Machine_, Stationary engine |_! Eyes front! Steady! | Heure_, Stated time | Idee_, Obsession Fixement' ad. steadily : firmly | Regarder ... _, To look at ... without blenching : to look ... straight in the face Fixer' va. to fix : to appoint: to resolve [eta- blir) to settle [attention) to rivet FIXITE fixedness : stability FLACHE flaw [bois) slab : corner wanting FLACHERIE : flaccidity [silk-worm disease] FLACON" bottle | _d'ODEUR scent B FLAGELLATION" scourging : lashing Flageller' va. to scourge : to lash Flageoler' vn. to shake | FLAGEOLET" — Flagorner' va. to fawn upon : to blarney FLAGORNERIE toadying : blarney FLAGORNEUR -EUSE toady : sycophant Flagrant' -e a. _t | En _debt, In the FLAIR scent [fig) keenness LveiT act Flairer' va. to scent | _quelque chose, ‘ To FLAIREUR sponger’ [smell a rat’ FLAM AND"-E Fleming [a. et langne) Flemish FLAMANT" [oiseau] flamingo pqFlambe-e a. ‘done for’ | G’est nne affaire _ee, ‘It's a case’ : ‘It’s all up ’ -2 FLAMBEAU torch : light [d’or, etc.) candle- * stick [incendiaire) firebrand | Les —x de la s nuit, The stars % FLAMBER blaze M Flamber' va. to singe [vn.) to blaze : to flame f,FLAMBERGE sword | Mettre _ au vent, =2 To draw (one’s sword] ^Flamboyant' -e a. [arcliit.)_t [fig) flaming "3 [L’age du Gothique — (not the style) corres- $ ponds to the perpendicular period in Engl. “ architecture] S Flamboyer' vn. to gleam : to flash : to flame FLAMME flame [&) pendant [instrum ) fleam | Le fer et la_, Fire and sword FLAMMECHE spark : flake FLAN" cheesecake [met) blank [stereo) flan FLANC" side : flank [fig) loins (pi] Par le _ droit! To the right about! | Preter le _ a, To lay o’s open to | Sur le_, Ill in bed: laid up | ‘Tirer au_’, To shirk one’s duties FLANCHET"flank FLANDRIN" ‘great lanky fellow ’ Tnelette FLANELLE flannel | _de COTON" flan- Flaner' vn. to lounge : to saunter : to ‘ hang about’: to ‘idle around’ | FLANERIE lounging : loafing about [about town ’ FLANEUR -EUSE lounger : loafer : idler : ‘ man Flanquer' v. to flank : to fling : to throw : to put [un coup) to ‘let fly’ | ‘_... k la porte,’ To ‘ chuck ... out ’: to ‘ send ... about his business ’ | Se_par terre. To ‘flop down’ FLAQUE puddle | _EE splash : dab FLASQUE cheek : web [de canon) bracket — a. flabby : soft : ‘ wabbly’ [style) weak Flatter' va. to flatter : to caress : to pat : to fawn upon [F. Regard, Fr] Se_, [de, with : que, that] To flatter o’self : to trust FLA ENGLISH—FRENCH FLA Flabb'y a. flasque | Fiac'cid a. flasque FLAG- drapeau [naval) pavilion [paving) dalle [plant) glafeul des marais | Decked with_S, Pavoise | _of truce. Drapeau blanc | -SHIP vaisseau amiral | _STAFF mat (de P] Flag [-gge'd] v. pendre [pers) languir :s’affais- Flagi'tious [giclie-ss] a. vicieux : infame |_ser FLAG'ON [flagg-nn] Hacon : burette Fla'grant [fte-qre-nntf] a. enorme : infame FLAIL tflele] fleau FLAKE [fleke] flocon [layer) couclie [of fire) flammeche [dog-fish) squale | _ off, S’ecailler FLAME [/feme] ftamnie : feu [person) passion [va.) flamber [fig) s’enflammer [gleam) flam- boyer | Fla'ming a. ardent: en feu : flam- FLAMING'O [fle-migngo'\ flamant [boyant FLANGE [of wheel)boudin [of cylinderor tube) bride : rebord [of girder) semelle | Loose_, Contre-lrride | Flanged, a bride(s] FLANK [flagnk] flanc : cote [beef) fianchet [va.) flanquer (de, with] [X) prendre en flanc FLANN'EL flanelle [soft, thick_) molleton | Unshrinkable_, F irretrecissable FLANN'ELETTE flanelle de coton FLAP clapet [of a table) battant [stroke) coup (d'aile. etc.] [of coat) pan [of trousers) patte [of a shoe) oreille [of envelope) patte [a trade term only] Printed on the_, Imprime au verso Flap [-ppe'd, pr. flaptel va. battre (des ailesl frapper [chase flies, etc.) chasser [hang down) pendiller | _PING battement | FLAPP1 ER ’ jeune file (qui a les cheveux sur les epaules'] _lL._ Flare [/fere] vn. etinceler [singe) flamber _ up, filer [pers) s’emporter Fla'ring a. eblouissant: etincelant: voyant FLASH [of lightning) eclair [of light) eclat [of a gun) feu [of wit) saillie [vn.) [with, de] eclater : briller : passer comme un eclair [on ...) frapper [va.) jeter (on, sur] [a.) de bas aloi: ‘a la colle’ [word) d’argot [notes) faux -POINT point d’inftammabilite FLASHING eclats (pi] [a.) ... a eclats Flash'y a. frivole : a effet: superficiel FLASK bouteille [for brandy) gourde | Powder _Poire kpoudre | Thermos_, Bouteille T FLAS'KET corbeille : panier FLAT plat \plaine : surface plane, basse [shoal) bas-fond [mus) bemol [fool) cornichon : serin | Furnished __ Appartement meuble Flat a. plat [flattened) aplati [smooth, even) uni [down) abattu [stretched out) etendu [level) egal [nose) epate [downright) clair: net [tasteless) insipide [liquor) evente [sound) grave [mus. note) bemol [colours) amorti | -footed a. a pieds plats [Americ.) resolu | -IRON fer a repasser |_RODS [mine] arbres a polities Flatly ad. a plat [positively, plainly) nette- ment:' au nez ’ | FLAT'NESS aplatissement [levelness) egalite [of liquor) event [of sound) gravite [fig) platitude Flatt'e'nv. aplatir : s’aplatir [colours) amortir [metal) laminer [mus) baisser d’un demi-ton Flatt'er va. flatter (with, de] To _o’s, Se f FLATT'ERER flatteur -ease Lon> de FLA FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS FLI FLATTERIE _ery | FLATTEUR -EUSE flatterer [a.) flattering : applauding Flatueux’ -euse a. flatulent [fam) windy FLATUOSITE [s, z] flatulence [fam) wind FLIiAU [de balance) beam [a battre le ble) flail [fig) scourge : plague : curse FLEGHE arrow: beam [de clocher) spire [lard) flitch (bacon] [de mat) pole : shear-pole : sky- sail mast [voile) gaff-topsail [d'ancre) crown [de voiture) perch [de grue) jib [voute) rise | En_, [attelage] Tandem | Faire_de tout BOIS*, To leave no stone unturned FLECHETTE steel dart Flechir v. to bend : to give way : to flinch 03^ [prix, etc.) to decline | FLIlCHISSEMENT" bending : giving way | FLECHISSEUR flexor Flegmatique a. phlegmatic [self-possession FLEGME [pr the g] phleg'm [pers) coolness : ‘FLEMME ’ | Avoir la_, ‘ To feel a bit slack ’ FLET" [or FLEZ’] flounder | FL&TAN" halibut Fletrir va. to make ... fade : to wither : to tarnish : to stain [fig) to brand : to stigmatize | Se_, To fade : to disgrace o’s : to be stained [ou tarnished, etc.] [disgrace FLETRISSURE fading : withering : stigma : FLEUR flower : bloom [d’arbre) blossom | a _de peau, Skin-deep a_de terre, Level with the ground j a _ de tete, Protruding | a la _ de l’age, In the prime of life | Ar- I brisseaux a _s, Flowering shrubs | En pleine —, Full-blown | Des graines de_s, Flower- seeds | 1 La_des pois,’ The very best:‘tiptop ’|_de farine. Best fine flour |_de farine de mais, Corn-flour | _de COUCOU ragged robin | _ DE LIS [pr. leece: but in heraldry lee] FLEURAISON" [s, z] time when the ... are in flower [ou in bloom] [bo£) efflorescence FLEURET' silk ferret: borer [epee) foil FLEURETTE [poet] floweret | Conter_a, To say soft things to : to flirt with Fleuri -e a. flowery : ... in blossom Fleurir vn. to blossom: to thrive [fig) to flourish [Note. Used fig. the part. pres, is florissant, and the imp. florissait, etc.] [va.) to dress ... with flowers : to give ... a flower [ou bouquet] FLEURISTE [<& f.] florist : maker of artificial flowers : painter of flowers [a.) ... of [ou in] flowers | Jardin_, Flower-garden FLEURON" flower-work [fig) gem : jewel [typ.) flower : tail-piece [arc/t) finial | Le plus beau _The brightest gem FLEUVE [large pr tidal) river [fig) stream FLEXIBILITE —ty | Flexible a_: pliant Flibuster’ va. to rob : to swindle FLIBUSTIER" filibuster : swindler ‘FLIC’ policeman | FLIC FLAC smack ‘ FLINGOT -’ rifle | FLINT-GLASS _ FLA ENGLISH—FRENCH FLI Flatt'ering a. flatteur | Very_Bien flatteur _lv ad. d'une maniere flatteuse FLATTTNG-MILL laminoir FLAT'ULENCE [you-le-nnce] flatuosite' Flat'ulent [you-le-nnte] a. flatueux Flaunt vn. se pavaner : flotter [va.) pavoiser Flaunt'ing a. eclatant: vaniteux : fleuri t FLA'VOUR [fleve-r] saveur : gout: parfum: fu- met [tea) arome [wine) bouquet [fruit) saveur [va.) donner du gout a : assaisonner (with, de] _e’d a. savoureux : assaisonne [fruit) d'?me saveur ... FLAW flaclie : gergnre [defect) defaut [in an indictment) nullite [in gems, metals) paille FLAX lin | Flax'e’n a. de lin [hair) blond Flay va. ecorcher (alive, vif] FLAY'ING ecorclmre ^FLEA’ puce \ _BANE pulicaire | —BITE morsure de puce [fig) rien | -bitte’n a. man- ^FLE A’M flamme [ge des puces Flecke’d a. tachete (with, de] Fled imp. <fc pp. [F. Flee : and Ely] Fled'ge’d a. dru : en etat de voler Flee vn. [imp. & pp. Fled] fuir : s’enfuir FLEECE toison [va.) tondre [person) ecorcher: etriller [of, de) depouiller Flee'cy a. [fig) floconneux : moutonneux FLEET flotte [a.) rapide : vite Flee'ting a. passager : fugitif FLEE'TNESS rapidite: vitesse FLEM'ISH [& a.] [le) flamand FLESH [pas de pi.] chair [meat) viande [painting) chairs (pi.] In the__ En chair et en os | To lose_, Maigrir | To pick up —, Prendre de l’embonpoint |_' BRUSH brosse a friction _' COL'OUR [ke-leurl couleur de chair Flesh va. assouvir [a sword) essayer Flesh'ly a. de chair : charnel Flesh'y a. cliarnu | Flew [imp. V. Fly] FLEX'OR muscle flechisseur Flick'er v. se tremousser : vaciller FLICK'ERING vacillation [a.) vacillant FLI'ER [flai-e-r] volant: ailette [man) aviateur [Amer. express) rapide | Sheet_S [typ] Re- ceveur de feuilles mecanique FLIG'HT [flaite] fuite [of a bird) vol: passage [of birds, arrows) volee [the art of) aviation [of imagination) transport: elan [wild) ecart [story) etage | To put to_Mettre en fuite | _ of STEPS perron | _ of STAIRS escalier | _INESS etourderie : legerete Fli'g’hty [fldi-te] a. etourdi: volage | He is _[delirious] 11 bat la campagne FLIM'SINESS faiblesse: legerete: mesquinerie Flim'sy a. faible : leger : frivole: de camelote Flinch vn. flechir : reculer : s’ecarter (from, de, devant] Without_ing. Sans sourciller FLING coup (de patte, etc.] [fig) trait Fling va. [imp. <& pp. Flung] jeter : lancer | _away, rejeter: prodiguer |_down, jeter (... par terre]_off, rejeter |_open, ouvrir brusquement FLINT caillou [geol) silex [fig)pierre : bronze | He’d skin a_! [fam] 11 tondrait un oeuf! | _IM'PLEMENTS [pi] liaches : silex failles| -GLASS ‘_’ | -LOCK fusil k pierre \ _and STEEL briquet | Flin'ty a. caillouteux : sili- peux [fig) dur : de pierre FLIP chiquenaude FLIPP'ANCY [pe-nnce] legerete : bavardage Flipp'ant a. delie : leger [discourse) vague _ly ad. dune maniere vague : legerement FLI FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS FLU FLIRT, FLIRTAGE [fleert] flirting Flirter' [fleert] vn. to flirt [ang. pr. fleurt] [In Fr. the word often has a less innocent use FLOCHE [or Soie_] floss silk [.than in Eng.] FLOCON" flake : flock |_de neige, Snow-flake Floconneux' -excse a. fleecy FLONFLON” light singing music: ‘tol-de-rol ’ FLORAISON" blossoming : time of flowering Floral -e a._1 | FLORE flora FLORIlAL eighth month of the Republican year [‘April’ 20th to 'May’ 19th] FLORENCE sarcenet Flores [s, ss] Faire_ r. to ‘cut a dash’ : to Florissait’ imp. [F. Fleurir] j_‘flourish’ Florissant' -e a. & part. pres, [fig] flourishing FLOT" wave : stream : flood [de bois) raft [foule) crowd | Le Flood-tide | Demi-_Half-tide j a_, Afloat | Remettre C D a_, To put C D on his feet again | a_S' In waves Flottable a. ... that will float [riviere) fit for rafts, ou for the floating of lumber FLOTTAGE rafting : drift-wood [F. Buche] FLOTTAISON" | Ligne de_, Water-line Flottant" -e a. floating [esprit) wavering FLOTTE fleet [peche) float [tech) washer | La _de la Manche, The Channel fleet Flotter' vn. to float: to wave : to waft [hesiter) to waver [va.) to float FLOTTEUR raftsman [4>) buoy [tech) float — d'ALARME [m. a vap.] float and whistle FLOTTILL'E flotilla FLOU softness : haziness [n.) hazy : indistinct in outline : blurred : soft [ad.) softly s Flouer' v. to ‘ do ’: to cheat gFLOUE'RIE ‘dodgery’: swindling ^ FLOUEUR sharper : swindler FLOU-FLOU rustling : rustle FLOUVE [odorante] sweet vernal grass Fluet' -ette a. slender : thin FLUIDE [<fc a.] fluid | FLVIDITE _ty FLUOR fluorine | Spath'_, Fluor-spar Fluorh'ydrique a. hydrofluoric FLI ENGLISH-FRENCH FLU FLIRT coquette [vn.) faire la C: ‘flirter ’: conter fleurette (a] FLIRTA'TION [fleur-teche-mi] coquetterie : ‘ flirtation ’ Flit [-tted] vn. fuir : voltiger | _by, passer FLIT'CH of BA'CON [bek’n] fleclie de lard FLOA'T [fishing, etc.) flotte [st. eng & tech) flot- teur | _v. surnager : Hotter : faire flotter : <0 mettre a flot | To_on one’s back, Faire la o planche | To _ a COMPANY. Lancer une affaire : monter une societe | -BOARD aube FLOA’T'ING mise a flot [of a company) lance- ment [a.) flottant | -BRIDGE pont flottant | _CAPITAL fonds de roulement | _DOCK bassin a flot f FLOCK [sheep & fig) troupeau [congreg.) oua- ■i illes (pi] [birds) troupe [crowd) foule [fleece) flocon [paper) veloute | -BED lit de bourre u Flock vn. assembler en troupe : courir en 3 foule | _together, s'attrouper "^Flog [-gge’d] va. fouetter f FLOGG'ING le fouet: les verges : des coups v, de canne (pi] flagellation-.‘rossee’ FLOOD [fle-d, e dans me] inondation : erne [le) deluge [of tears) torrent [tide) maree : le flot [river) fleuve | In Deborde | -GATE ecluse \ -TIDE le flot | Flood va. inonder (de, with] [carburettor, etc.) noyer ('FLOOR plancher : parquet [pavement) car- reau [story) etage [barn) aire [hold) plafond [in Mediterranean ports) payol | To throw ... on the__ Jeter ... a [or par] terre | On the ground_, Au rez-de-chaussee | On the £ first_, Au premier | On the same _, Au meme etage : de plain-pied | To take the_ [Americ.] Prendre la parole | — CLOTH linoleum | _TIMBER varangue _v. plancheier [fig) desar^onner : terrasser FLOOR'ING [action) parquetage [V. Floor] V _BRAD pointe a parqueter ‘Floj) [-ppe'd] down’ v. [tres fam] ‘se flanquer’ FLO'RA [bot] flore | Flor'id a. vermeil [fig) FLOR'IN_: deux shillings [2 fr. 50 c.] [fleuri FLO'RIST [& f.] fleuriste FLOSS SILK soie floche : filoselle FLOT'SAM and JET'SAM, jet de la mer s FLOUNCE volant | Deep_, Haut V £ _ va. garnir de volants | To _ out of ..., 'bFLOUN'DER flet LS’elancer de ^Floun'der about vn. se debattre (in, dans] FLOUR fflaor] farine (of, de] fecule (de] Household Farine de consommation | Best fine Fleur de farine | _ BIN fariniere | _ DREDGER boite a farine \ _ INDUSTRY minoterie | _ MILL moulin : minoterie FLOUR'ISH eclat: ornement [writing) trait de vplume [in signatures) parafe [speeches) fleurs S de rhetorique [brandish) moulinet [whirl) tour g [music) floriture [of trumpets) fanfare [typ) ^ fleuron |_va. [brandish) brandir [a trumpet) ^ sonner une fanfare [writing) orner... de traits ^de plume [vn.) etre florissant [plant) se plaire i (in, dans] [wave) ondoyer [with pen) faire des ^traits de plume \ _ing a. florissant Flour'y [flaou-e-re] a. farineux Flout [flaoute] va. se moquer de : narguer FLOW [/?o] ecoulement: courant [tides & med) flux' [fig) epanchement [of speech) facilite [wi.) couler : s’ecouler [tide) monter [result, from, de) decouler: prpvenir | _ into, Se jeter dans | _over vn. Deborder i^FLOW'ER fleur [of the flock, etc.) elite : fine fleur [typ) fleuron [No _S : V. Couronne'] _BED plate-bande-.corbeille \ GARDEN jardin fleuriste: Jd’agrement j -POT [empty) > pot a fleurs [containing flowers) pot de fleurs\ ® _ POT COYER cache-pot | _ SHOW ea:- <o position de fleurs \ -STAND jardiniere | _ <c. WORK fleurons (pi] Double-flowere'd a. a fleurs doubles Flow'er vn. fleurir | FLOWER'ET fleurette FLOWERING fleuraison [a.) a fleurs (.Flow'ery a. fleuri: de fleurs : en F: a F Flo\v'ing a. coulant [V. Flow] Flow'n pp. [F. Fly] High-_, Gonfle : altier | ‘ The bird is_,’ L’oiseau s’est envole F.L.S. membre de la societe Linneenne Fluctuate [fle-k-tchou-ete'] vn. flotter : varier _ating a. flottant: incertain : variable FLU FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS FOL FLUORINE fluor-spar FLUTE flute [petite) piccolo [pain) roll [verre) long taper glass [&) bum-boat : store-ship \ _traversiere, German flute | _S' [jambes] ‘shanks’ | Jen de_s, Flute-stop | ‘Jouer[or ‘se tirer’] des_s' ‘To make off’ [F. Horse] FlOte-e a. rather shrill : piping [a glass’ FIflter- va. to play the flute [fig) ‘ to be fond of FLOTEUR -FUSE ‘wretched flute player’[fig) ‘one that likes a drop ’ FLUTISTE _st : flute-player Fluvial -e a._1 | Eau_e, River-water Fluviatile a._ : river ... FLUX- _ [ang. pr. fle-ks] looseness : flow FLUXION" {.math) {med) inflammation; bad cold | _de poitrine, I. of the lungs FOC jib [F. Jib] _d’artimon, Mizen staysail | Baton, or Bout dehors de_Jib-boom | Grand _Standing jib | Petit_Fore-topmast stay- Focal -e a_| FCETUS [fay-tuce] _ [_sail FOI faith (en, a, in] belief : trust [dr) witness : evidence | Ajouter_a ..., To believe | Profession de_, Confession of F | De bonne —, In good faith : sincerely ; in earnest | En_de quoi, In witness whereof | Homme de bonne _, Trustworthy man | De mauvaise__ Dis- honest[ad.) unfairly | Faire__ To be received in evidence [de) to prove | Ma_! Upon my word ! Well! | Ma_non ! 0 dear no ! FOIE- liver | Maladie de_L complaint _ GRAS- ‘_’ FOIN-- hay | Faire les _s. To make hay [F. HAYT] ‘Faire du_’ To ‘kick up a row’ | 11 a du _ dans ses bottes. He is very well off | ... bete a manger du_... as stupid as an owl [vulg) ‘ a regular ass ’ | Graine de _, Grass seed Foin-- ! int. fie! j — de! A plague upon ...! FOIRE fair | _de RESPECT [com] time accorded for payment ‘ Foirer- ’ vn. [fig] to be a coward FOI S' time | a la_At a T : at once ; at the same T : both : together | 11 y avait une__ Once upon a time | Deux_Twice : on two occasions [on nedit jamais ‘twotimes’] Une _Once | Une_pour toutes, Once for all | Une_que. As soon as : when you [we. &c.] have ... | Encore une_Once more | Trois, quatre. cinq_de suite, Three, four, five times running | Des milliers de _, Hundreds of times Tant de_So often FOI SON" [s, z] [de. of] plenty:1 lots ’ (pi] a__ In abundance |_nner- vn. to abound : to in- Fol a. [F. Fou] [crease Folatre a. playful : sportive : wanton Folatrer- vn. to sport : to play : to frolic Folichon-- -nne a. playful ; sportive : gay Folichonner- vn. to sport FLU ENGLISH-FRENCH FOG (FLUE [chimney) tuyau [soft down) duvet : peluches (pi] _S [boiler] carneaux oFLU'ENCY facilite ^Flu'ent a. coulant [elegant) disert [Flu'ently ad. couramment: avec facilite FLUFF duvet; peluches (pi] Fluff'y a. duveteux : pelucheux FLUKE [of anchor)patte [fish) carrelet [entoz.) douve [chance) coup de hasard FLUMM'ERY [fle-m'e-re] gelee [fig) blague Flumj [fle-gne'] imp. pp. [F. Fling] FLUNK'EY {fle-gn-7ce] ‘laquais’ : ‘larbin ’ | A ‘ regular_Un plat valet: un pied-plat FLU'OR SPAR [ftou-’r] spath- fluor FLURR'Y [fle-] coup de vent | In a_, Ahuri FLUSH [pe-clie] rongeur [of, de) acces _a. ras [with, de) au ras ; entier [of, de) bien pourvu [e.) laver a grande eau [fig. with, de) exciter[redden) rougir[heat) echauft’er[a bird) lever : faire partir | _of cash, ‘ En fonds ’ | FLUSH'ING rongeur [water) nettoyage a FLUS'TER [F. Flutter] {grande eau FLUTE flute fee [groove) cannelure _'-PLAY'ER joueur de flute : flutiste Flu'ted a. cannele FLU'TING cannelures (pi] ^FLUTT'ER tremoussement; agitation: emoi: V palpitation [of wings) battement | All in a -y _, Tout agite ; tout en emoi ^Flutt'er v. Hotter ; se tremousser : palpiter ^ [wings) battre (des ailes] FLUX_[tech) fondant [limestone) castine /''FLY' [pi. Flys] voiture a quatre places : fiacre •g -BOAT flibot | _ LEAF feuillet de garde 'S. [waste, or_ SHEET) feuille volante \ V -WHEEL volant fFLY mouche | Let that_stick to the wall! [mot ecossais] Pour cela, assez ! | _BLOW’ chiure de M ]_CATCHER gobe-Jf’s [spotted) Gr-M’s gris | -PA'PER papier tue-TU’s Fly vn. [imp Flew; pp. Flown feo] voler [— away) s’envoler [Flee, imp. & pp. Fled) fuir:s’enfuir [burst) eclater (into, en] [corks) sauter _va. faire voler [flee) fuir [display) :g deployer [ropes) larguer en bande | To let 'K._Lancer | He sent him_ing, 11 l’envoya rouler To_ in pieces. Voler en eclats | _ at, s’elancer sur _back, [of things] faire ressort _in, entrer |_open, s’ouvrir su- bitement _ over, survoler | _ up, monter FLY'ING vol: aviation [«.) volant | -BUTTRESS arc-boutant | -FISH poisson volant -GROUND aerodrome : champ d’aviation -MACHINE aeroplane : machine volante ^FOA'L poulain : pouliche {asses’) anon | In «£. __ Pleine | To_, Pouliner : mettre bas FOA'M {fonui] e'eume {vn.) ecumer | _ing a. ecumant | Fo'a'my a. ecumeux FOB gousset | F.O.B. [Free on board] franco a bord | _London. Franco bord Londres FO'CUS {fo-ke-ss'] foyer | In__ Au point | To be out of_, N’etre pas au point | Fo'cus [-sse’d] va. mettre au point FO'CUSSING mise au point | -SCREEN verre FODD'ER fourrage Ldepoli FOE- [fo] ennemi-e (to. de] A _ to, Ennemi [or l’ennemi] de FOG brouillard [4>) brume [piiotog) voile | In a thick_, Par une brume epaisse \_SIGNAL [&) signal de brume {eii.) petard | Fogg'y a. brumeux [ It is_II fait du brouillard ‘FO'GY’ [ou FO'GEY] ‘ ganache’croiite’ FOL FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS FON FOLIE folly : foolish thing : madness : passion : distraction | a la_, Passionately : excessively | Ce serait une_de It would be nonsense [ou most foolish] to ... | Coup de_, Mad freak | Faire line_, To do a most Folioter' va. to folio l_foolish thing FOLLE mad woman : lunatic : foolish woman [ou girl] La_du logis, The imagination |_ Follement' ad. madly : foolishly |_a. F. Fou Follet' -ette a. frolicsome : waggish | Esprit —, Goblin : sprite : elf | Feu_, Will-o'-the- wisp | Poil__ Down FOLLICULAIRE scribbler : ‘ penny-a-liner ’ FOLLICULE _cle FOMENTATION" [teche-nn] fomenting Fomenter' va. to foment (de, with] FONQAGE sinking (of wells] Fonce-e a. deep : dark Former' va. to deepen [puits) to sink [tonneau) to put a bottom to [wi.) to pitch FONCEUR sinker Foncier"-ere a. landed :... on land : ground | Contribution_e. Land tax : ground tax Foneierement' ad. thoroughly FONCTION" function |_S' [pi] duties:office: FONCTIONNAIRE functionary : official [_P0St FONCTIONNEMENT ' working Fonctionner' vn. to work : to do its work : to be going : to be in action : to be in operation : to be on FOND" [de, of] bottom: foundation: depth: back : lower part : core : substance : amount [peint et typ) ground [d’une piece) far end [d’un lit) laths [de chapeau) crown [de voile) bunt | a _, Thoroughly : ... to the bottom | Le _du sac, The bottom of-the matter | Au _, In reality : secretly : at the B | a_de TRAIN, At full speed | De_en comble, [pr. fon-t-en, etc.] From top to B : utterly | Double _, False B | Faire_sur, To rely upon | Ouvrier du _, Pitman [F. COURSE] Fundamental -e a. fundamental [ emenf -lly FONDANT' flux [bonbon) ‘_’ | _-e a. melting FONDATEUR-TRICE founder | Membres_s, Governors (of a hospital, etc.] FONDATION" foundation : endowment : rise [mach) bed | Plague de F-plate: base-plate FONDE DE POUVOIR attorney : proxy FONDEMENT' foundation [fig) ground : basis : reliance [anus) fundament | Fonder' va. to found : to ground : to establish (sur, upon] to endow | _de procuration, To make ... one s proxy [ou give him power of attorney] Etre fonde a croire ..., To have reason to think ... | Se_, To be based : to rest: to rely FONDERIE [lieu) foundry: type-f [de minerai) smelting-house [l’art) founding [de minerai) smelting [de suif) refinery FONDEUR founder [ouvrier) moulder | _en caracteres, Type-F Fondre va. to melt [jeter au moule) to cast [minerai) to smelt [dissoudre) to dissolve [peint) to blend [vn.) to melt (in, into] to burst (into tears, etc.] to come down : to sink : to disappear [sur) to pounce down (on] to fall (upon the enemy, etc.] [oiseau) to swoop down (on] FOI ENGLISH-FRENCH FOO FOI'BLE faible FOIL [leaf, met.) feuille [fencing) fleuret [check) echec [to, a) contraste | Tin_, ‘Papier d’ar- Foil va. dejouer: frustrer [hunt) depister [gent’ Foist va. intercaler : fourrer (into, dans] FOLD enclos : pli: pare : bergerie [flock) trou- peau | Seven-_, Sept fois Fold [ou_up] va. plier : plisser : envelopper [arms) croiser [sheep) parquer [F. Croise] FO'LDER plieur-eitse [flat folding-stick) plioir [Americ.) indicateur | _S (pi] pince-nez Fo'ldincj a. pliant [door) a deux battants: brisee [to fold with) ... a plier | -MACHINE plieuse FO'LIAGE [foli-edje] feuillage FO'LIO [a volume) in-folio [typ. for page) folio [book-keeping) feuillet [toe.) folioter FOLKLORE If ok] ‘folk-lore’ : legendes populates (pi] _RIST _iste FOL’KS [fok's] (pi] monde : gens (pi] The little __ ‘ Les mioches ’ : les bambins ^Foll'oW va. suivre [pursue) poursuivre [vn.) 1 s’ensuivre: resulter [F. Suite] As_s, Comrne il suit | It_s, 11 s'ensuit | That does not_, i Ce n’est pas une raison | To_ SUIT, Se _© ranger du meme cote [cards) jouer dans la ~ couleur \ _up, suivre de pres v~FOLL'OW’ER suivant: partisan: compagnon: •g imitateur [servant's) amoureux FOLL'OWING suite : partisans (pi] v~Foll,OWing a. suivant : de suite | The — DAY, Le lendemain | The DAY but one —, V Le surlendemain FOLL'Y [o bref] folie : betise : sottise Foment' va. fomenter (avec, with] FOMENT'ER of, fauteur de ^Fond a. aftectueux : indulgent: tendre : bon g [of, de) fou, folie [hope) cher | To be very K — of.... Aimer beaucoup : adorer [dainties, c etc.) etre friand de ... -oFon'dle va. caresser : dorloter ®Fon'dly ad. passionnement : tendrement : p vivement [with infatuation) follement pFOND'NESS folie : affection : tendresse [lik- o ing) g°ut FONT (sing] fonts baptismaux (pi [F. Fount] FOOD [foude] nourriture : aliment : de quoi manger : subsistance : pature (FOOL sot. sotte : bete : imbecile (<£ f.] dupe [jester : Proverbs) fou | To make a_of, Se moquer de [vulg) se ficher de | He’s made a_of himself, 11 s'est fait moquer de lui | He's playing the _, 11 fait la bete | Not such a__ Pas si bete | He's no_! 11 n’est pas bete du tout! | Fool va. duper [fam) se mo- ^ quer de [vulg) se ficher de 'SFOO'LERY sottise: niaiserie ^•FOOL'HAR'DINESS [h asp.] temerite : au- dace : liardiesse folie Fool'har'dy [fi asp ] a. temeraire Fool'isli a. sot: indiscret | To look_, ‘Etre penaud ’ | _THING sottise [F. Folie] _ly ad. betement: imprudemment _NESS folie : sottise : imprudence VFOOL'SCAP papier ecolier |_8vo., Pot in-8 FON FRAN^AIS-ANGLAIS FOR FONDRIERE quagmire : bog : snow-drift : FONDRILL'ES' [pi] dregs [chasm FOND'S’ land : piece of land : piece of ground : capital : fund : funds : cash [etranger) bonds (pi] [fig) subject : fund : abundance [clientele) business | a_perdus, Sinking the capital j_de COMMERCE stock-in-trade | Livres de_, [F. Assortiment, p. 71]_publics. Public funds : stocks | _ de roulement, Floating capital | _ secrets, Secret service money | Vente de_de magasin. Clearance sale | ‘ En _,’ Flush of cash | FONDU mellowness Fongueux' -euse a. fungous FONGUS [pr. the s] fungus [fe-gn-gue'ss] FONTAINE fountain [source) spring [domes- tique) cistern [robinet) tap | 11 ne faut pas dire : ‘_je ne boirai pas de ton eau,’ Don’t be too sure ! [i.e., that you will not be in need of him, it, etc., someday] — a THE tea-urn FONTAINIER" plumber [public) turn-cock FONTANELLE fontanel: ‘ soft spot ’ FONTE melting : founding : casting [fer de —) cast-iron [_a canons) gun-metal [typ) fount [a pistolets) holster | _d’acier. Cast-steel | _grise, Grey pig | _malleable, Malleable iron | Atelier de_, Melting-house [de mineral) smelting-house | ... en_, Cast-iron ... FONTENIER" [F. Fontainier] FONT'S' (pi] font (sing] Tenir sur les_baptis- maux, To stand godfather [on godmother] to FOR tribunal | Le_interieur, One's conscience FORAGE boring [puits) sinking Forain" -e a. from a distance : foreign : travelling [&) open | Fete _e, Fair | Marchand _, Hawker | Spectacle_, Show FORAMINIFARES' [pi] _ifera FORBAN" pirate FORQAT" convict | _libere, Returned C FOO ENGLISH-FRENCH FOR /FOOT [pi. Feet] [measure] pied [= metre 0'30479. V. Metre, etc., Tat)le 87] FOOT [pi. Feet] pied [of insects, paw, etc.) patte [X) infanterie [of page) bas [of sail) fond [base) base | At_, [hereof] Au bas de la page | Fore, Hind_, Pied de devant. de derriere | Near, Off_, Pied de montoir. Pied hors montoir | On _, a pied | He’s put his _ in it! 11 a mis les pieds dans le plat! 11 s’est embourbe! | To set... on_, [i.e., start] Mettre ... en train | Trampled under _, Pietine [fig) foule aux pieds | BALL ballon [the game) ‘football’ | —ball MATCH,match de football [Some expressions used in the game: Team, eqiiipe \ To toss up, tirer au sort | Side, camp | Wing, aile | Forwards, avants | Three-quarters, trois-quarts | "a! Half-backs.demis | Backs, arrieres | Goal- keeper, gardien de but | Kick-off, coup d’envoi | Drop kick, place K, free K, £ coup tombe, C. place, C. franc | Punt, coup s de volee | Scrimmage, melee | Dead ball, ® ballon mort | Off-side, hors jeu | In goal, g en but | Try, essai | Goal, but | Goal-post, £ poteau de but | Goal-line, touch-line, 8 ligne de but, L de touche | Half-time, la g mi-temps | Scoring, pointage | Referee, , arbitre | Touch judge,Linesman,juge de touche | Game, partis'] -BOARD marchepied | -board box, Coffre de M |_BOY groom : petit laquais | -BRIDGE passerelle |_HOLD prise pour le pied: point d’appui | -LIG'HTS (pi] rampe | —MAN [pi. -men] laquais : valet | _and MOUTH DISEASE, fievre aphteuse | -NOTE renvoi: wofe(au bas de] _PAD voleur de grand che- min | -PASSENGER pieton |_PATH[street) trottoir [fields) sentier [roadside) bas-cote | -PLATE [p/e] plate-forme de la locomotive -PRINT pas : empreinte du pied, de la patte j -RACE course a pied | -REST repose-pied | _ ROPE marchepied |-ROT pietin | —STEP pas : trace : marque | -STICK [typog.] petit biseau | _STOOL tabouret | -WARMER ^ chaufife-pieds : cliaufferette [iS.) bouillotte ^Foot [_ it] vn. aller a pied : danser \va.) £ mettre un pied [or des pieds] a [boots, etc.) remonter [stockings, etc.) rempieter j^FOOTTNG pied -.place pour le pied : point g d’appui : remontage : rempietage [fig) sou- <v tien : etablissement: etat: condition : fonde- S ment: base [of a wall, etc.) assiette | To pay | one’s _, Payer sa bienvenue | To obtain a _, £ Prendre pied | On an equal_, Sur un pied ° d’egalite \ War_, Pied de guerre FOP fat | FOPP'ERY affectation : fatuite Fopp'ish a. sot: affecte: fat | _ly ad. d’une maniere affectee : en fat | _NESS fatuite For prep, pour : par : vers : a : de : en (ma, sa, ta, etc.) faveur [as) comme [on account of) a cause de [pers) pour (son) compte [a period) pendant: il y a : depuis [to get,find, etc.)pour avoir [or pour gagner, chercher, trouver, etc.] [suited for ...ing) propre a ... : pour [subjunctive) que : pour que | _the last 2 months, Depuis 2 mois | Too dear_me to think of it, Trop cher pour que j’y pense |_mischief, Par mechancete | _ all that, Malgre cela ... | — example, Par exemple | To prosecute _ libel, Poursuivre en diffamation | As_me, Quant a moi: pour moi | To see ... _one’s sef, Voir ... soi-meme | Bound_, [s7ifp] Allant a : en partance pour | Word _ word, Mot a mot | For conj. car | F.O.R. [ = free on FOR'AGE fea fourrage [wi.) fourrager [rail] _CAP bonnet de police '^FOR'AGER fourrageur "gFOR'AGING fourrage : ravage | _CAP [F. v- Forage] _PARTY fourrageurs (pi] For'asmueh' conj. \ _as, D’autant que FOR'AY razzia : raid Forba'de Ife-r-badd'] imp. [F. Forbid] Forbear' [fe-r-bere] vn. {imp. Forbore : pp. Forborne] [from, to, de] cesser : s’abstenir : s’empecher : se garder [patience FORBEAR'ANCE [fe-r-bere-nnee] indulgence: Forbid' va. {imp. Forbade : pp. Forbidde'n] v defendre : empecher (to, de] interdire | God _! a Dieu ne plaise! | He is _dde'n to smoke, On lui a defendu de fumer Forbidd'ing [fe-r] a. rebutant: repoussant FOR FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS FOR FORCE strength : power : energy : ability [F. Strong] [violenceet X) force [quantite) much [nombre) many : a great many : ‘ lots of: no end of ... | a _, [ad.] Hard : unremittingly | a_de ..., By dint of | a_de bras, By strength of arm | a_de soins, de peines, By [ou with] a great deal of care, of trouble [F. Forger, Fr.] a toute_At all hazards : at all costs : without fail | Parler avec_, To speak with emphasis | De _, A match (for each other] able (a, to] De _ a ..., Strong enough to ... : ' equal to ... ’ | De vive__ By main force : by sheer strength | _lui fut de, He was obliged to ... | Faire de voiles, To crowd all sail | _ ARMEE, Soldiery | _ MAJEURE, Overwhelming necessity [droit) the act of God |_MOTRICE. Motive power | Maison de_, Jail | Tour de_, Feat | L'union fait la_Union is strength | _S' [pi] _s : strength (sing] [outil) shears | a bout de_s, Exhausted | De toutes ses_s, With all one’s might | Perdre ses_s, To lose strength Force-e a. forced : forcible | Travaux_s (pi] Penal servitude (a perpetuite, for life] Forcement' ad. forcibly [fig) of necessity FORCENii -E madman : fury [a.) furious : mad FORCEPS_ [de, with Forcer' ra. to force : to oblige : to do violence to : to overwork : to run down [porte, coffre) to break open [vapenr) to put on | _le pas, To press forward : to ‘ push on ’ |_de voiles, To crowd all sail Forcir vn. [provincialisme] to grow Forclore va. (Table 36) to estop Forer' va. to bore : to drill FORERIE drilling FOR ENGLISH-FRENCH FOR FORCE f._ : violence [X)_: corps d'armee \ To put (a law) in_Mettre ... en vigueur \ _MEAT farce [of veal) godiveau | _meat BALL bouletle | -PUMP pompe foulante FOR'CES [pi] forces Force va. forcer : obliger (..., a: to, de] presser: reduire [away, from, de) chasser [X) empor- ter d’assaut | _ back, repousser | _ in, enfoncer : faire entrer de force |_out, faire sortir : chasser | _up, down, faire monter, faire descendre Fo'rcible [ce-be-l] a. fort: energique [violent) force [law) par force | _NESS force Fo'rcibly ad. fortement : energiquement : de [or par] force | ... so__ Tellement ... FO'RCING [6] l’art de forcer : [la)primeur FORD gue [ra.) passer a gue For'dable [for'-de-be-l] a. gueable FORE [fore] Still to the_, Toujours en rite [question) toujours d’actualite Fore a. anterieur : de devant [•&) de misaine \ -BRACES [pi] bras de M \ -CABIN chanibre d’avant | -C.-PASSENGER passager -ere de seconde classe | -CARRIAGE avant-train | -CHAINS [pi] porte-haubans de M -MAST mat de ill | -PEAK coqueron avant |-ROYAL- MAST petit mat de cacatois | -SAIL misaine | -STAY etai de M | -STAYSAIL trin- quette ] -TACKLE grement de l’avant | -TOP hune de M | -TOP'MAST petit mat de lmne \ -TOPMAST-STAYSAIL petit foe | -TOP- GALL'ANT'-MAST mat de petit perroquet | -TOP'SAIL petit hunier|-TOP-GALL'ANT' SAIL voile de petit perroquet | -YARD vergae de misaine Fore ad. d’avance [ J>) de [or a] l'avant _and aft ad. de l’avant a l’arriere FO'REARM avant-bras Forearm' va. premunir [F. AVERTI] Fore'bo'de va. presager : pressentir FORE BO'DING presage FO'RE'CAST prevision : prevoyance : calcul : projet [ra.) prevoir : calculer [F. WEATHER FO'RECAST'LE [/‘ofce-'ss-Z] poste de l’equi- page | Captain of the_, Gabier du beaupre [F. Mathurin] -DECK gaillard d'avant FOR'E'FATHERS [pi] ancetres : aieux FO'RE'-FING'ER index ["rang FO'RE'-FRONT | In the_, Au tout premier Fo're'go' fa. ceder : abandonner : renoncer a : quitter Fo're’go'ing a. precedent Fo're’go'ne [gonn] a. prevu :du passe _ CUNCLU'SION | It was a_, Cetait prevu FO'RE GROUND premier plan : devant | In the_Au premier plan FOR'EHEAD [forr'edd] front For'eig'n [forr'-e-nn] a. etranger | It is_to the subject, Cela n’a pas trait a la question : e’est en dehors de la question \ -going, [ship] De long cours | _ OFF'ICE ministere des affaires etrangeres \ _ POLICY politique exterieure \ _ POST papier pelure | _ PROD'UCE produits etrangers | _ TRADE commerce exterieur FOR'EIG'NER [forr'ene-r] etranger-ere FORE'K'NOW'L'EDGE [noil] prescience FO'RE'LAND [le-nnde] cap : promontojre FO'RE'LOCK | Take time by the __ B faut saisir Voccasion aux cheveux FO'RE'MAN [pi. -men] [of jury) chef [of work) contremaitre : premier garejon :‘premier’ Fo're'most a. [le) premier : ... le plus en vue \ Head-_ad. la tete la premiere (dans, into] Fore'na'me'd a. Fo're'said a. susdit : sus- nomme FO'RE'NOO'N [noune] matinee : matin | In the_, Dans la M: avant midi Foren'sic a. du barreau [med) legal Fore'orda'in [dene] va. predestiner FOR'E RUNN'ER [re-nn'r] avant-coureur: precurseur : symptome Tprevoir Fore'sce' [for-ci] va. [imp._saw :pp._seen] Fore'shor'te'n f. raccourcir _ING raccourci Fore'shad'ow’ [cliado] va. figurer d’avance FO'RE'SIG'HT prevoyance [gun) mire \ Want of_Imprevoyance FO'RE'SKIN prepuce FOR'EST ferret [a.) forestier [large tree) ... de haute futaie Forestall' [a comme o dans sort] va. antici- per : prevenir [com) accaparer FOR FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS FOR FORESTIER" forester | _-iere a. forest ... FORET” bit : centre-bit : drill FORET" forest FOREUSE borer : rock-drill Forfaire v. to fail (in duty, etc.] to forfeit FORFAIT" crime | a _, By contract: by the job: on speculation FORFAITURE grave breach of trust FORFANTERIE bracing FORFICULE earwig FORGE_ Lfordje) [usine) iron-works | _de campagne, Portable F [X) field F | Fine_, Smith's coal | Maitre de _s, Ironmaster | Mener un cheval a la_To take a horse to the blacksmith’s | Piece de_, Forging Forge -e a. forged | Fer_, Wrought iron FORGEAGE forging Forger' va. to forge [a froid) to hammer [fig) to make up [im.) to overreach | a force de_ on devient forgeron. Practice makes perfect | Se_, To conjure up : to fancy FORGERON" blacksmith [tech) smith FORGEUR forger : coiner ffor'malin Forjeter' vn. to be out of line | FORMALINE se Formaliser' vr. to be offended (de, with] to take exception (de. to] FORMALISTE _st [a.) formal: precise FORMALITE_ty : matter of form | _S' de douane, Clearance of goods at the customhouse fmo [8vo., 18mo.] FORMAT" size |_in-8, in-18, Octavo, Eighteen- FORMATION"_[forr-meche-mi] FORME form : shape : pattern : manner : way: stall [tech) block : mould : frame [de cordon- nier) last [a fromage) cheese-mould [dechape- lier) hat-block [typ) forme [J>)dock | a la_, [papier] Hand-made | En_, [sport] In good form | Sans autre_de proces, [fig] Without further ado |_S' manners | Y mettredes_s, To be polite | Dans les_s, En bonne_, In due form : in the regular way | Pour vice de —, On a point of law : on a technical point Formel -elle a. formal [ordr.) express [-mf -ly Former' va. to form : to shape : to make : to mould : to train (a person] Se_, To shape itself, ou himself Formidable a. — (a, to] [fam) tremendous FORMIER” last-maker FORMULAIRE_lary [form'you-le-re] FORMULE —la : form [med) prescription Formuler' va. to state : to put... into definite shape [med) to prescribe [dr) to draw up FORNICATION"_ [en ang. pr. keche-nn) Fors' l'HONNEUR, prep, except honour FOR ENGLISH-FRENCH FOR FOR'ESTER habitant de la ferret [ranger) garde- forestier | FOR'ESTRY sylviculture FO'RE’TASTE [teste] avant-gout Fore'tel 1' va. [imp. & pp. Fore'told] predire _ING prediction FO'RE'THOUG HT [ugh mils] prevoyance Fore'xvar'n va. prevenir [F. AVERTI] FO'RE’ WOMAN premiere ouvriere : premiere FO'RE'WORD avant-propos FOR'FEIT [forr’fitt] confiscation [fine) amende [penalty) peine [game) gage j To play at_S, Jouer aux petits jeux | _va. forfaire (a] con- fisquer: etre passible d’une amende de [one’s word) manquer a ... [lose) perdre FOR'FEIT URE [for'fitt] forfaiture : confiscation : peine [loss) perte [com) dedit /'Forge va. [hammer) forger [coin) contrefaire i [a tale) fabriquer [writing) faire un faux en .■» ... [a will) supposer _ ahead vn. conserver C Verre [F. ER.RE] '<£.FOR'GER [imitator] faussaire 1 FOR'GERY falsification [the|crime) faux | It V_ is a_, [all lies] C’est faux ^ Forget' va. [imp. Forgot : lip. Forgotte'n] Si oublier | _'ful a. oublieux [of ...) qui ne- glige |_'FULNESS oubii: manque de me- £ moire: negligence ^FORGET'-ME-NOT' myosotis FOR'GTNG piece forgee [the process) forgeage [imitation) contrefagon [F. Forge] g Forgi've va. pardonner [for, ...) pardonner •S ... a [debt) remettre [have mercy on) faire ’*> grace a _NESS pardon : remission [debts) V remise [mercy) clemence v-Forgiv'ing a. genereux : clement Forgott'e'n pp. [V. Forget] [a.) oublie FORK [table) fourcliette [agr. eye. etc.) fourche [mus) diapason [roads) bifurcation [of light- ning) zigzag | In , [mine] a sec | vn. se fourcher : se bifurquer |_m.[mine)epuiser| ‘_out,’ debourser [vulg) ‘casquer ’ |_END [auto] fourchette Forke'd a. fourchu [lightning) en zigzag _LEVER levier-fourche Forlor'n a. abandonne : perdu : desespere | _HOPE [X] enfants perdus (pi] FORM [o] banc | In the fifth_, [F. Fifth] FORM [forme) forme : formalite [school) classe [of expression) tournure [hare’s) gite [a telegraph blank, printed_) formule : imprime | In due_, Dans les formes : en bonne forme \ In good_, Suivant les principes [sport) en forme | In bad_, De mauvais gout | _No. 52, Modele No. 52 | _ of tender, Modele de soumission |_of application for shares, Formule pour demands d'actions [idee Form va. former : faire [a notion) se faire (tine For'mal [me-J] a. _el : de forme : solennel [pers) ceremonieux : formaliste : affecte FORMAL TTY [mal'-e-te] _ite : ceremonie For'mally ad. formellement: avec formalite FORMA'TION [meche-nn] : terrain FORME [typ] f_ For'mer a. precedent . passe [first) premier ['old ’ ou ex-...) ancien | Of_times, D’autre- fois | The _, Celui-la : celle-la : I’un, I'une [pi) ceux-la, celles-la : les uns, les lines |_ly ad. autrefois : auparavant Formidably ad. d’une maniere formidable FORR'IL parchemin (pour reliure] Forsa'ke [fe-r-seke] va. [imp. Forsook :pp.For- sa'ke'n] abandonner : delaisser FORSA'KING [fe-r-seke] abandon Forsoo'th ! ad. Ma foil Vraiment! Forswea'r [for-soubre] va. [imp. Forswore : pp. Forsworn] abjurer |_o’self, se parjurer FOR FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS FOU FORT" strongest part : thick : thickest: height [de l’hiver) depth [fortification) fort [on pr. fortf] [pers) forte : skill [F. HALLE] Fort' Forte a. strong : powerful : clever : skilful : able [epais) thick : stout [joueur) good : skilled [vent) high [pluie, mer) heavy [bruit) loud [maladie) violent: severe [rude, difficile) hard | _sur, Clever at [ou in] _de 2000 homines, 2000strong | Esprit—, Freethinker| Se faire _de, [no fern] To undertake to | Cela est trop _! It's too bad ! | Trop _ pour, More than a match for | Voila qui est _! [fam] Come, that’s rather strong! | _ ad. very : very much : exceedingly : strongly : hard : high : loud | _bien, Very well | Bien _, Very much, hard, loud, strongly, etc. Fortement' ad. strongly : very much : plenti- FORTERESSE fortress " [.fully FORTIFIANT' tonic : strengthening tiling FORTIFICATION " _ [keche-nn] Fortifier' va. to strengthen [X) to fortify | Se _To be strengthened (dans, in : par, by] FORTIN" small fort For trait' -e a. overworked [horse] Fortuit'-e a. accidental : unforeseen : chance Fortuite'ment' ad. accidentally : by chance FORTUNE _ : chance [fam) luck [voile) cross-jack | Apres _, [annonce] The owner having a competence | Belle_Large F | Bonne_, Good F : good luck | Faire_, To make one’s F | Homme a bonnes _s. Lady- killer : lady's man [ Corriger la_, [au jeu] To cheat | De_Of F [chose) temporary | Manger a la_du pot, To ‘take pot-luck’ j Mat de_, Jury-mast | Avoir de la_, To be well off | _de MER, Dangers and accidents of the seas ‘ [wrongly used for well off Fortune -e a. fortunate [fam) ‘ lucky ’ [_is also FORURE hole : bore FOSSE pit : hole : ditch [X) trench [pour en- terrer) grave | Basse-_, Undergr. dungeon | _ d'AISANCES' cesspool i _ aux CABLES' cable tier | _ COMMUNE pauper's grave FOSSE ditch [defense) moat FOSSET" [F. Fausset] FOSSETTE dimple [jeu) chuck-farthing FOSSILE [<f- a.] fossil [i tres bref] FOSSOYAGE grave-digging Fossoyer' va. to dig a trench round FOSSOYEUR grave-digger : sexton FOSSOYEUSE | La Death : ‘the Reaper’ FOU madman : lunatic : fool [j. d’echecs) bishop [_ de Bassan) gannet | Maison de —s, Madhouse | Courir comme un _, To ‘run like mad ’ | Voila un grand _ ! That fellow is mad ! Fou [before a noun beginning with a vowel, Fol] Folle a. mad (de. after, for] [F. Mad] foolish (de, to] dotingly fond (of] frolicsome [excessif) extravagant: tremendous | Fou d lier, Raving mad | Un_rire, Uncontrollable laughter | Poulie folle. Loose pulley | Folle farine, Very finest flour Fouaiil'er' va. to whip FOUDRE thunder [eclair) lightning | Comme la_Like L | Coup de_Clap of thunder [fig) thunderbolt FOUDRE wine vat : tun [de Jupiter, et blason) thunderbolt [ Un_ de guerre, d’eloquence, A great warrior, orator Foudroyant' -e a. most astounding : terrible : fatal | Lancer des regards_s a ..., To look daggers at | Apoplexie_e, Fatal stroke of A | Reponse_e, Crushing reply : ‘crusher’ Foudroye-e pp. thunderstruck : crushed : utterly astounded : stunned Foudroyer' va. to strike ... with lightning : to hurl a thunderbolt at : to crush : to destroy FOUET" whip : whip-cord [de toupie) string [de metier, tech) picking-stick | Donner le — a ..., To give ... a flogging Faire claquer son _To blow one's own trumpet [V. Coup] Fouetter'ua.to whip, flog, lash [battre) to beat | D’autres chiens a__ Other fish to fry | Creme _ee, Whipped cream [fig) froth | G3ufs _es, Beaten eggs FOUETTEUR -EUSE one who flogs : flogger FOR ENGLISH-FRENCH FOS /Forth ad. en avant: hors : dehors : au dehors : -i au loin j Back and_, [V. To and fro] So_, ,o Ainsi de suite [V. Bring, Give. Set. etc.] rfi Forthcoming a. pret: pret a paraitre [to 7 come) a venir : qui va avoir lieu : prochain yForth'with' ad. immediatement : sur-le- For'tieth a. quarantieme [champ For'tify va. fortifier [wine) viner [fig) armer (with, de] FOR'TITUDE [tioiide] courage : force d’ame FORT'NIG'HT quinze jours (pi] About a _, <2 Une quinzaine | This day_D’aujourd’hui '•gen quinze | A _ ago. 11 y a quinze jours | 5_ly a. bimensuel [ad.) tous les quinze jours Fortuitous a. fortuit | _ly ad. par hasard /For'tunate [ne'-t] a. heureux -ease [-ly -merit] ~ He is_, 11 a de la chance \ To be — enough £ to, Avoir la chance de gFOR'TUNE _ [lot) sort: destinee | Good 7 _, Bonne F : bonne chance | She told my_ <2. File m’a dit la bonne aventure \ -TELLER V disease de bonne aventure : tireuse de cartes For'ty a. quarante | -one, Q et un | -third, Q-troisieme [F. WINK] /For'ward ad. en avant: en evidence | ‘Brot. _,’ Report | To come, ou go _, Avancer _a. avance [fruit, etc.) precoce [to, de) em- presse : presse : impatient [to. a) ardent [too free) libre : sans gene _va. avancer [push) ^ pousser [quicken, hasten) hater [to, a) envoy- k er [goods, etc.) expedier (by, par] How_ed, § [com] La voie d’expedition \ I have_ed the S note to him, Je lui ai transmis [or fait tenir] £ la lettre | ‘Please_,’ ‘To be —ed’ [ifgone] ■S. ' Brier e de faire suivre’ (en cas d’absence} FOR'WARDER promoteur FOR'WARDING expedition _AGENT commissionnaire expediteur FOR'WARDNESS empressement: ardeur: progres [of fruit, etc.) precocite [boldness) v hardiesse Fos'ter va. nourrir : elever [fig) eneourager | -BROTHER [bre-tlie-r, th faib.] frere de lait | -SON nourrisson | Fos'teriny a. bienfaisant FOU FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS FOU FOUGERAIE bank [ou plot] of ferns FOUGERE fern [lieu) brake | arborescente, FOUGON" cook’s galley |_Tree-F FOUGZJE passion : fire : spirit | Mat de per- roquet de _, Mizen-topmast | Perroquet de —, Mizen-topsail | Vergue de P de_, Mizen- topsail-yard Fougueux' -euse a. fiery [cheval) spirited FOUI'LL'E excavation : digging Foui'll 'er'v. to excavate : to dig [poche. etc.) to search (...’s pockets] to dive (dans, into] [tech) to sink | ‘ Tu peux te_! ’ [vulg] * Don’t you wish you may get it! ’ | Bien_lie, Well worked out: in fine relief FOUILLEUR -EUSE digger : woman searcher [charrue) subsoil plough ["tumbler FOUI'LL’IS”‘mess’: confusion | FOUILL'OT" FOUINE marten : beech-M [instr.) fish-spear FOULAGE fulling [typ) impression [du raisin) treading : pressing Foulanf -e a. \ Pompe_e, Force-pump FOULARD" silk handkerchief : foulard FOULE crowd : throng : common T : multitude [mauv. part) ‘ mob ’ | En_, In a C | Entrer en _, To crowd in : to come in in crowds | Faire _, To crowd (autour de, round] La_ ignorante, The ignorant mass Fouler' va. [sur, upon] to press : to crowd : to tread : to oppress [blesser) to hurt: to sprain [du drap) to mill: to full [typ) to give ... impression |_aux pieds, To trample ... under foot | Se__ To sprain (le, one's ...] to crowd (one another] to crush [V. RATE, Fr.] FOULERIE fulling-mill FOULEUR fuller [de vin) [wine-) presser FOULON” fuller | Moulin a _, Fulling-mill | Argile, or Terre a_, Fuller's earth FOULQUE coot FOULURE [blessure) sprain [art) fulling FOUR oven [boulangerie) bakehouse [a briques, chanx) kiln [met) furnace [fig) dead failure | Faire_, To fail | [Cuit) an_, Baked | On ne peut etre an _et au moulin, One can’t do both | Petits_S', Sweet cakes : fancy biscuits FOURBE [<fc f.] deceiver : cheat [a.) tricky : de- FOURBE deceit: knavery [ceitful Fourber' va. to cheat FOURBERIE cheat : trickery : deceit Fourbir va. to polish : to furbish up FOURBISSEUR sword-cutler FOURBISSURE polishing Fourbu-e a. foundered | _URE foundering FOURCHE fork [agr) pitchfork |_elastique. Spring fork | _r' vn. to branch off : to fork | La langue lui a fourche, He made a slip (of the tongue] FOURCHETTE fork [volatile) breast-bone [de cheval) frog | _a decouper. [or Grande_,] Carving-fork | ... a la_, ... with meat | 1 La _du pere Adam.’ The fingers FOURCHON" prong | Fourchu-e a. forked [pied) cloven | FOURCHURE forking FOURGON" waggon : truck: lorry [outil) poker | _des BAGAGES' luggage van Fourgonner’ va. to poke : to rake FOURMI ant | ‘Des _s,’ ‘ Pins and needles’ FOURMILIER" ant-eater FOURMILIERE ant-hill [fig) swarm FOURMI-LION" ant-lion FOURMILL'EMENT” tingling : creeping : swarming | Fourmill'er* vn. to tingle: to feel a creeping : to swarm (de, with] FOURNAGE baking [cost of B] FOURNAISE furnace FOURNEAU stove : kitchen-range [met) furnace [pipe) bowl [de mine) chamber [argot) jackass | Haut'_Blast furnace _ £CONOMIQUE soup-kitchen FOURNEE batch: lot | Par _s, In batches FOURNEYRON" outward-flow turbine Fourni-e a. thick : bushy : furnished FOURNIER" -IERE baker | FOURNIL'bake- FOURNIMENT' accoutrements (pi] [house Fournir va. to furnish : to provide : to stock (de, with] to run (over] [com) to draw (sur, on] _vn. to supply : to keep ... (de, in] to pay for : to contribute | Se —, To provide o’self (de, with] to find o'self (in ...] FOU ENGLISH-FRENCH FOU ^Foul a. sale : souille [full of mud) bourbeux [shameful) honteux [coarse) grossier [atrocious,vile) atroce : abominable [wicked) mau- vais: noir [deed) bas [spirit) impur [weather) gros : mauvais [coast, bottom, 4>) mauvais ^ [air, breath) malsain [typ) charge | To fall S _of..., [fig] Dechirer ... a belles dents | To get_[ropes] S’engager | To run_of, [&] Aborder | -mouthe'd a. mal embouche |_ PLAY traliison : vilain tour | Foul v. salir: souiller [40 aborder [ropes) s’engager Foully ad. atrocement FOUL'NESS salete : impurete : noirceur OFound va. fonder : etablir [metals) fondre | '§ _a family, Faire souche [pp. V. Find] ® FOUND A'TION [faoundech’nn) fondement: g fondation: etablissement (de] [cause) raison a d’etre [for bees) cire gaufree [of scholarship) 8 bourse |_ PLATE plague de fondation | § To lay the _ STONE, Poser la premiere pierre FOUN'DER fondateur [metals) fondeur Foun'der vn. [40 sombrer [horse) broncher | <2 _e'd a. fourbu §FOUN'DLING enfant trouve 2 FOUN'DRY fonderie [stereo) stereotypie 2 FOUNT [typ] fonte : assortiinent (de carac- g teres] Wrong_, D'un autre ceil 3 FOUN'TAIN fontaine : jet d eau : source [U. ° Drinking] To see the_s play, Yoir jouer les eaux | -HEAD source \ _ PEN port e-plume lv (a reservoir] [stylographic) ‘ stylo ’ (FOUR [<& a.] quatre | -fold, Au quadruple : quatre fois (autant] -footed a. quadrupede | To drive _ in HAND, Conduire a quatre chevaux | -post a.... kcolonnes \ -WHEEL- v ER voiture a quatre places \ -wheele'd a. ^ a quatre roues | On all FOURS, a quatre pattes | On all _S with, egal a Fo'urscore a. quatre-vingts Fo'urteen a. quatorze | _th a. quatorzi- V eme [of month and kings) quatorze FOU FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS FRA FOURNISSE'MENT" share FOURNISSEUR contractor | Nos_s. The people [ou tradesmen] we deal with | _de, ... by appointment to ... | _d’objets cT£QUIPE- MENT" military and naval outfitter | _de NAVIRES' ship-chandler | _S' [tech] feed- rollers FOURNITURE supplying (de, with ...] supply (of] seasoning : garnish |_S' [pi] materials : articles : fittings : requisites : supplies | _s de bureau. Office stationery (sing] FOUR'RAGE fodder [j>6) forage [artil.) wad | _r' vn. to go foraging [ca.) to ravage FOUR'RAGEUR forager _S' [pi] foraging party Four'ragere a. ... for fodder, ou pasture FOUR'Rli thicket | _-e a. furry : thick : thickset -.wooded : lined : fur-lined : plated : made- up | Toujours _ chez ..., Always at ...’s | Porter un coup_a, To serve ... out | Man- teau_, Fur cloak FOUR'REAU sheath : case : holster Four'rer' va. to poke : to push : to cram [doubler) to line [chaudiere) to fur [cordage) to serve (ropes]_en prison, To imprison Maillet a _Serving-mallet | Se_, To push [ou thrust] o’self (dans, into] Se_partout, To poke o’s in everywhere | 11 ne savait oil se__ He did not know where to hide his head | Se_le doigt dans l’ceil. To be altogether out FOUR'REUR furrier FOUR'RIER" quarter-master-sergeant FOUR'RIERE pound [municip.) police depot for lost articles and animals FOUR'RURE fur [4>) worming : service Fourvoyei" va. to lead ... astray | Se_To get astrav : to miss one’s way : to be misled FOUTEAU,' FOYARD" beech FOUTE'LAIE wood of beeches FOYER" hearth : fireside : homestead : centre [lumiere) focus [theat) room for the audience between the acts : crush-room [des acteurs) green-room [mach a vap) fire-box: fire [d’anar- chie, etc.) hotbed FRAC [frak] dress coat FRACAS" crash : noise : tumult: ‘fuss’ Fraeasser' va. [«fc Se_,vr.] to break or smash : to shiver ... in pieces FRACTION" — | _nnaire a. fractional FRACTURE [tche-r] breaking | simple, composee. Simple, compound F [open Fracturer' va. to fracture : to break : to break Fragile a— [pr. fra-djill, -djaile] brittle [fig) frail [marque sur une caisse) ‘ glass with care ’ FRAGILITE brittleness [fig) frailty FRAGMENT' _ [d’un livre) extract FRA1 spawn : spawning [usage) wear FRAiCHE cool | a la_, [fam] Out in the cool air | _menf ad. freshly : newly : lately : coolly : thinly FRAiCHEUR freshness : coolness : coldness [we'd) chill | Fraichir vn. to blow fresh FRAIRIE feast: merry-making Frais' Fraiche a. fresh : cool : cold [du pain, etc.) new [ceuf) new-laid [ironiquement) in a nice mess : ‘in for it’ |_comme une rose, As fresh as a daisy [Fraichement, V. Fraiche] FRAIS' freshness : fresh air : fresh breeze : cool: cool place : chill | Au_In the cool FRAIS' [pi] expenses : cost (sing] [droit) costs (pi] charges [fig) efforts | a mes _, At my own expense | 11 en sera pour ses_! More fool he! | Faux_, Incidental E | _de voyage, Travelling E | _generaux, Establishment charges | Faire les_de, To provide [fig) to be the subject of | Se mettre en_To go out of one’s way : to be at the trouble (pour, to] a peu de At little cost [F.Faire, line 135] (FRAISE strawberry : ruff [outil a metaux) milling-cutter j Fraiser' va. to plait [tech) to mill | Machine a_[or FRAISEUSE] Milling-machine ® FRAISIER ' strawberry-plant | _IERE strawberry-bed FRAMBOISE raspberry | _r' va. to flavour with R | _BOISIER" R-bush FRANC" _ [between ninepence-halfpenny and tenpence] Au centime le__ [At) one per cent FOU ENGLISH—FRENCH FRA FOURTH quart [mus) qaarte | ‘The_’, Le 5 4 juillet [Vanniv. de I’indep. des Et.-Unis] <® Fourth a. quatrieme [of month and kings) quatre | _ly ad. quatriemement (FOWL oiseau de basse-cour : volatile [/ten) ' poule [cookery and table) volatile | The_s <3 of the air, Les oiseaux du ciel I^FOW'LER oiseleur , FOW'LING la chasse aux oiseaux sauvages V -PIECE becassonnier : canardiere FOX renard-e [40 tresse | -CUB renardeau _GLOVE [bot] digit ale |-HOLE renardiere | _HOUND chien pour le renard | -HUNT, -HUNT'ING chasse [.or la chasse'] au renard \ Meadow_TAIL, vulpin des pres Foxe’d a. pique : tache de roux ‘F. P.’ [fire-plug]prise d’eau : bouche d’incendie FRAC'TURE /!_ [tech) bris [ra.) casser : rompre [limbs) fracturer FRAG'MENT_: morceau : eclat: debris Fragmentary a. compose de fragments (FRA'GRANCE bonne odeur : parfum vuFra'grant a. odoriferant : parfume : d’une odeur agreable : embaume ^_ly ad. avec parfum : agreablement ’"5 FRAIL cabas [a.) frele : fragile ^-FRAIL'TY faiblesse (FRAME [work) charpente[coa.ch-build)caisse [window, garden) chassis [for photo-printing) chassis-prasse [of a gun) affut[for embroidering, etc.) metier [picture, cycle) cadre [s/iip) membrure [umbrel) monture [binder’s sew- 22 ing) cousoir [human) organisation [of mind) -1; disposition \ A thrill passed over his_, Un fremissement parcourut tout son corps | -WORK charpente: bati | Frame va. former: construire : projeter : faire : regler (on, sur] [picture) encadrer | To have it_e'd, Le [or Za] faire encadrer VFRA'MER faiseur : auteur : createur FRAN'CHISE [frann'- tchaize] _ : droit electoral : suffrage [American sense) concession FRA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS FRE FRANC" FRANQUE Frank Franc' Franclie a. free : open : candid : aboveboard [des fruits) natural [entier) whole : full [jour) clear [vrai) regular : downright | _du collier, Free : willing : obliging : honest ALLEU [pi._s-x] freehold Franc' ad. candidly : utterly : clean FRANQAIS' French : Frenchman [ou boy] Le franqais, French | Les Fraixjais, The French _E French lady [ou F ivoman, F girl] a la _e, In the French style [ou way] Frangais' -e a. French [V. ce mot] Franchement' ad. candidly : openly : really Franchir va. to clear : to clear ... at a bound : to leap : to overstep : to get over [ou through] to pass : to cross FRANCHISE freedom : openness : candour | En_Free [douanes) duty free FRAN CIS ATI ON" [s, z~\ Acte de _, Register FRANCISCAIN" _can [ke-nn] Franciser' va. to gallicize [plais) to ‘ frenchify] Se_, To become thoroughly French FRANCISQUE Frank battle-axe FRANC"-MACON" freemason FRANC'‘-MAQONNE'RIE freemasonry Franco ad. free of charge [lettre, colis) paid | _bord'. Free on board |_de port', Carriage FRANC“-PARLER" plain speaking [Paid FRANGE fringe | _r' va. to fringe ["mends FRANGIPANE tart (made of cream and al- FRANQUE [F. FRANC] ["ceremony : plainly FRANQUETTE | a la bonne_, ad. Without Frappant' -e a. striking FRAPPE strike [monnaie) coinage: impression Frappe-e a. struck [champagne, etc.) iced [V. Frapper] Frapper' va. to strike (de, with] to beat [a la porte) to knock [a la fenetre) to tap [mains) to clap [esprits) to rap [monn.) to strike [&) to seize : to bend on [glacer) to ice [fig) to be very striking [de la mort) to take away | On frappe ! There's a knock at the door ' | Frappe dune amende de 5 fr., Fined 5 fr. | Frappe de cinq ans de prison, Sentenced to five years | Se_[or Se_Vimagination] To be filled with gloomy apprehensions FRAPPEUR striker | Esprit_Spirit (that knocks] -GRAVEUR die-sinker FRASQUE escapade : freak Fraternel -lie a._nal : brotherly Fraternellement' ad. fraternally [fam) like a brother : like brothers Fraterniser’ vn. to fraternize (avec, with] FRATERNITE_ty [arnitie) brotherhood FRATRICIDE [-seed] _ [-patde] FRAUDE fraud [douanes) smuggling : smuggled goods | Faire la_, To commit a fraud: to smuggle | En_, Fraudulently Fraudei" va. to defraud [douanes) to smuggle FRAUDEUR -EUSE defrauder : smuggler Frauduleux' -euse a. fraudulent Frauduleusement' ad. fraudulently Frayer' va. to beat out : to trace : to open up [V Pave, ang.] [vn.) to wear away [poisson) to spawn [pers) to associate (with] to 1 hit it off very well ’ | Se_un chemin, To make, cut, force one’s way FRAYERE spawn-bed : spawning-place,-time FRAY EUR fright : dread : terror FREDAINE frolic : prank FREDON NEMENT- humming Fredon'ner' vn. to hum [mus) to quaver FRA ENGLISH-FRENCH FRE ^ FRANK Franc. Franque | Frank a. franc, ~ franclie [va.) envoyer ... franc de port : af- g franchir | _ly ad. franchement _NESS c-FRANK'INCENSE encens [franchise Fran'tic a. frenetique : fou, folle (with, de] Fran'tically ad. avec frenesie : en furieux Frap [-ppe'd] va. [&] aiguilleter [mie F.R.A.S. membre de la societe royale d'astrono- Frat'ernize vn. fraterniser (with, avec] Frau'dulent a. _leux : dolosif | _ BANK'- RUPTCY, banqueroute frauduleuse Fraudulently [V. Fraude feo] ad. frauduleu- sement: en fraude Fraught a. plein : rempli (with, de] FRAY querelle | _out, va. erailler [vn.) s’e F.R.C.S. membre du college royal des chirur- giens [... E., d’Edimbourg] FREAK [frique] bontade : equipee | Mad _, Coup de folie | _of NATURE bizarrerie FREC'KLE tache de rousseur Frec'lde'd a. plein de taches de rousseur Free [fri] a. libre : independant: franc [gratis) gratuit: franco : en franchise [open) ouvert • public [thing set free) degage [to work) dur au travail [from, de) debarrasse : exempt [ad.) gratis [' paid ’) ‘ franco ’ | _from acid, Sans acide | Cost_, Sans frais | Children under ... _, Les enfants au-dessous de ... ne paient pas | _and easy, [ways] Sans gene | De- livered_, Rendu franco a domicile |_to ... station, Franco en gare de ... | _on board, [s’ecrit * F.O.B.’] Franco a bord : sur navire a [V.F.O.B.] To make _, Ne pas se gener | To set ... _, Mettre ... en liber te | -hear'ted a. genereux | _ COEN'AGE libre frappe | _ FIGr'HT melee generate | _LI'BRARY bi- bliotheque publique : bibliotheque de la ville | To be on the_LIST, Avoir ses entrees | _ SCHOOL ecole publique \ _ SIL'VER libre frappe de l’argent | _THINK'ER libre-pen- seur : esprit fort | _ THOUG'HT la libre pensee | _ TICK'ET billet de faveur \ _ TRA'DE libre-echange | _ TRA'DER libre- echangiste | _ WHEEL BI'CYCLE [6aV] bicyclette a roue libre \ _ WILL' libre arbi- tre | Of his own_WILL, De son plein gre | _'will a. [offering] volontaire Free va. [from, de] delivrer : affranchir : ex- empter : degager FREE'BOA'RD accastillage FREE'BOOTER maraudeur [4f) flibustier FREE'BOOTINGr maraude FREED'MAN [pi._men] affranchi FREE'DOM[frr-(ie-m»i]liberfe'(of, d e\indepen- dance: facilite : degagement [boldness) hardi- esse | _from, Absence de | _of the CITY, droit de cite : bourgeoisie | _ of SPEECH [le) franc parler FRE FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS FRI FREGATE frigate [oiseau) frigate-bird Fregate -e a. frigate-built FREIN’’ [pr. like frin”] bit : bridle : restraint [mach, etc.) brake | _ a pedale, Foot B _ a ruban, Band B | _a vide, Vacuum B _ sur jante, Rim brake | Mettre le _, [or Freiner' vn.] To put on the brake FRELATAGE adulteration Frelater' va. to adulterate (de, with] FRELATEUR adulterator Frele a. weak : slender [fig) frail FRELON" hornet [fig) drone FRELUCHE tuft FRELUQUET"‘puppy Fremir vn. to shudder : to tremble : to murmur [feuillage) to rustle [bouillir) to simmer FREMISSEMENT’ shuddering : trembling : tremor : murmur : rustling [en bouillant) sim- FRENAIE ash plantation [mering FR&NE ash-tree | Bois de_, Ash FRENESIE frenzy Frenetique a. frantic Frequemment’ [kanuri] ad. frequently : often FREQUENCE _cy [du pouls) quickness Frequent’ -e a._t [rapide) quick FREQ UENTA TION" frequenting (de, of] Mau- vaises_s, Keeping bad company Frequenter’ va. to frequent: to attend : to associate [on be] with : to visit FREQUIN’’ [de beurre] firkin FRfeRE brother : friar : fellow-Christian | Beau __ B-in-law | _de pere, de mere, Half-B | _de lait, Foster-B | _lai, Lay-B | Ecole des_s, Primary school conducted by friars FRESAIE [s, z] screech-owl FRESQUE fresco | a _, In F FRESSURE pluck : liver, heart, lights, etc. FRET” freight | _d’allege, Lighterage Freter’ va. to charter [de, with) to freight Fretill’ant’ -e a. frisky | FR^TILL’EMENT ” frisking | Fretill’er’ vn. to frisk about FRETIN’’ small fry : wastrel FRETTE [metal) ring : ring shrunk on : band FREUX’ rook FRIABILITE _ty | Friable a. _ FRIAND’ -E epicure [a.) nice : dainty [de, of) fond | FriandemenP ad. daintily FRIANDISE daintiness | _S' [pi] delicacies FRE ENGLISH-FRENCH FRI FREE'HAND DRAWING le dessin a main FREE'HOLD propriety fonciere libre [levee _ER proprietaire foncier Free'ly [fri'-li, i bref] ad. librement: franche- ment : familierement : copieusement [gratis) gratuitement [willingly) volontiers FREE'MAN [pi._men] citoyen FREE'MASON [fri'-mece-nn] franc-ma<jon _RY franc-maconnerie FREE'NESS sincerite: generosite FREE'STONE pierre de taille Freeze v. [imp. Froze : pp. Froze'n] geler : se g : glacer : prendre | It is freezing hard! 11 gele a pierre fendre! 1 Ca pince! ’ FREE'ZER sorbetiere FREE'ZING congelation [a.) glacial _MIXTURE melange refrigerant _ POINT point de congelation [Centig.) zero | Below_point, Au-dessous de zero FREIG HT [frete) cargaison [price) fret[Amer- ican) niarcliandises (pi] [va.) freter (with, de] _ CAR [Americ.] wagon a niarcliandises _ LIST liste de frets | _TRAIN, train de FREI'G’HTER [frete-’r] affreteur [31 FREIGHTING affretement FRENCH fran<;ais | The_, Les Francjais | To speak_, Parler f | To write —, Ecrire le f | What is the _for ship? Comment dit-on1 ship' en f ? | _ a. frainjais : a la frangaise [consulate, king) de France [emperor) des Fran- qais | _ BEANS [pi] haricots verts | — BOY [petit) Franqais | _CHAL’K talc : craie de Briainjon : ‘ poudre de savon’ | — CURVE pistolet | _ GARDENING culture intensive \ _ GIRL. — WOMAN Frangaise [F. LEAVE] _MAS'TER professeur defran^ais | — NAIL pointe |_ PLUMS [pi] prunes d’Agen | — POL'ISH vernis [va.) vernir | — WHITE blanc d’argent | _WIN'DOW’ croisee Frenchify [plais. pour Gallicize] va. franciser FRENCH'MAN [me-nii\ [pi._men] Fran(;ais FREND | Back_, Envie Fren'zie’tl a. foreene : delirant FREN'ZY frenesie: delire FRE'QUENCY frequence-.repetition frequente Fre'quent a. frequent Frequent' va. frequenter : courir FREQUEN'TER of, ... qui frequente ... | ‘_of publics,’ Pilier de cabaret Fre'quently ad. frequemment: souvent FRES'CO fresque \ In_, k F Fresh a. frais : nouveau : recent [young) jeune [provisions, etc.) frais [water, not salt) douce [horse, frisky) fougueux [horse, change) ... de relais [pers) novice [tipsy) ‘ gai ’ | As_as a DAISY, Frais comme tine rose \ -coloured a. ... au teint frais Fresh ad. nouvellement [F. Fraichir] Fresh'e’n v. rafraichir : se rafraichir: fraichir FRESH'ET crue d'eau fveau Freshly ad. fi-aichement: recemment: de nou- FRESH'MAN [me-nn] etudiant de premiere FRESH'NESS fraicheur : nouveaute [anne'e Fresh'water a. de riviere : d'eau douce FRET tracas : chagrin [mus) touche -SAW scie a decouper [F. Fret-work] Fret [-tted] va. [against, contre) frotter [gall) ecorcher [tech) ciseler [tease) tracasser [vn.) se chagriner : ‘ ronger son frein ’ [cry) pleur- nicher [rub) se frotter : fatiguer Fretlul a. chagrin : de mauvaise humeur: irritable | _lly ad. de mauvaise humeur FRET'FULNESS mauvaise humeur FRETT'ING chagrin : tracas FRET'WORK ouvrage kclaire-voie [wood) de- coupage [arch) grecque \ _PATTERN dessin de decoupage [graphie F.R.G.S. membre de la societe royale de geo- FRI'AR [frai-e-r] moine [typ) feinte | Black_s, Benedictins | Grey_s, Franciscains _’S BALSAM baume des missions FRI'ARY [frdi-e-re] monastere : couvent FRI FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS FRO Fribourgeois" -e a. ... of [ou from] Fribourg FRICANDEAU larded veal FRICASSEE ‘_’ : hash | Fricasser’ va. to fry : to stew [fig) to fritter away FRICASSEUR ‘wretched cook’ FRI CHE [or Terre en_] waste land FRICOT" stew [fig, vulg) ‘ grub ’ [cooking * Fricoter" ’ vn. to ‘ have a good tuck-in ’: to do ‘ FRICOTEUR -EUSE ’ [fam) one who is fond of ‘feeding’ [fig) schemer [X) marauder FRICTION" _| _nner‘ va. to rub (de, FRIGIDITE ty [with Frigorifique a. refrigerating MACHINE [or Appareil]_, Refrigerator Frileux' -ease a. chilly : sensitive to cold FRIMAIRE 3rd month of Republican year [‘ November ’ 21st to ‘December ’ 20th] FRIMAS’ [poet] cold : hoar-frost * FRIME ’ sham | Pour la _, For the look of the thing : just to deceive ‘FRIMOUSSE' ‘phiz’ : face | _SSEUR ‘swin- FRINGALE fit of hunger Idler ’ Fringant' -e a. lively : frisky Fripe-e a. rumpled | Friper" va. to rumple : to crumple : to spoil : to waste FRIPERIE old clothes (pi] ‘old rubbish’: broker’s shop : marine stores : frippery FRIPIER" old clothesman : broker FRIPON" -NNE rogue : rascal : hussy Fripon” -nne a. rascally [plais) roguish Friponner' va. to cheat : to steal FRIPONNE' RIE trick : roguery : rascality FRIQUET" tree-sparrow Frire [or Faire ] va. [Table 49) to fry | 11 n’y a rien a__ There is nothing to be gained FRISE [s. z] frieze Frise -e a. [cheveux) curly | Chou_Scotch kale«- Friser’ va. to curl : to curl ...’s hair : to just touch : to be close upon [typ) to slur ] _de tres pres, To run ... very close | Se _, To curl one’s hair FRISON" curl [langue & a.) Frisian Frisotter" va. to frizzle ... (a little] to curl FRISQVETTE [typ'] frisket FRISSON" shivering : shudder : quiver [typ) slur | _NNEMENT’ shivering : shudder | _nner’ vn. to shiver : to shudder: to quiver: to cringe (de, with] FRISURE [s. z] curls : frizzing Frit" -e a. fried [fig) ‘ gone ’: ‘ done for ’: ‘ cooked ’ [pp. Frire Qea] ‘ FRITES' ’ [pi] fried potatoes FRI TILLAIRE_ary [fam) crown imperial FRITEAU | En_, Fried in paste FRITURE fry [action) frying [huile, etc.) dripping : oil | _de ..., Fried (fish, etc.] FRITURIER" dealer in fried potatoes and fried Frivole a. frivolous (de, fo] [-mfi -ly] |_fish FRI VO LITE ty : trifle | De la _, Tatting | En_, Tatted FROC [pr. thee] frock [odans sort] [fig) cowl | Jeter le _ aux orties, To throw up the church FRI ENGLISH-FRENCH FRO FRIC'TION [che-nn] [mach) frottement [med) friction | Internal F interieur _ CLUTCH embrayage a friction _ METAL metal antifriction | _ ROLLERS [pi] galets FRI'DAY [frdi-dej vendredi | Good , Y saint Frie'd [imp. & pp. V. Fry] FRIEND [frenndd] ami -e: Quaker | Our mutual _Notre ami commun | False__ Faux frere | _S [relations] parents: farnille | The Society of_s, Les Quakers | To make_s with ..., Se lier avec ... | A_in NEED is a_indeed, [V. Need] —'less a. sans ami | —LINESS bien- veillance |_ly a. ami: d’ami [towards, pour) bien dispose [to, a) favorable | _ POWER puissance amie | _SOCI'ETY societe de se- cours mutuels | A_TURN, un service d’ami | In a_WAY, En ami FRIENDSHIP arnitie | Out of_, Par anxitie FRIEZE frise | FRIG'ATE fregate feo ('FRIG'HT epouvante : frayeur : effroi | To j take__ Prendre le mors aux dents : s’effra- j yer | What a _! Quelle horreur! | She's a •Si regular_! Elle est mise a faire peur! ‘c_e'n va. epouvanter [_away) effrayer | To be_e'd out of one’s wits, Perdre la tete _ful a. affreux : epouvantable 1 _fully ad. terriblement: effroyablement V'_FULNESS’ terrorisme barbare FRIG'ID ZONE [g. dj] zone glaciate FRILL jabot | _iNG [phot.] soulevement de la gelatine FRINGE frange : crepine [border) bord Fringe va. franger (with, de] FRIPP'ERY friperie FRISK saut: gambade | _vn. fretiller : gam- bader : sauter | _INESS gaiete : folatrerie Frisk'y a. eveille [horse) fringant FRITH [th fort] estuaire : bras de mer FRITT'ER beignet [fig) morceau _va. morceler | _away va. gaspiller Friv'olous [Ze-ss] a. frivole |_NESS frivolite Friz'zle va. friser | Friz'zle’d up, pp. frise Fro ad. | To move to and _, Aller et venir | Walking to and_, Se promenant de long en large [F. Passing] FROCK [child's) robe [monk’s) froc [labourer’s) blouse | -COAT redingote FROG grenouille [in horse’s foot) fourchette | _S (pi] [gimp] brandebourg FROL'IC espieglerie: plaisanterie [vn.) folatrer (with, avec] _some [se-mm] a. espiegle: plein de gaiete: folatre FROL'IC SOMENESS [se-mm] espieglerie From prep, de : provenant de [down_) a bas de : en bas de : du haut de [according to) d’apres [for the sake of) par [in consequence of) de : par suite de [F. Owing to] [since) de- puis [ever since) des [on and after) a partir de [on behalf of) de la part de : de ma [sa, etc.] part | _ Smith & Co., Envoi de S et Cie. \ _a heap, Dans un tas | This prevents him _seeing, Cela l’empeche de voir | _above, D’en haut |_behind, De derriere |_home, De chez moi (vous, etc.] [gone away) absent [gone out) sorti | _ it, En : de la : de cela | _the midst of, Du milieu de |_without, Du dehors | _ day to day, De jour en jour | Section _A to B, Coupe suivant A B [F. Provenance] FRO FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS FRU FROCARD" [used in contempt] monk FROID" cold : coldness : coolness : rigour | a —, Cold : coolly [reliure) blind-tooled : blind | 11 fait —, It is cold | J’ai_, I am cold | Nous sommes en_We don’t speak (to each other] Prendre —, To catch a chill | Ne pas avoir — aux yeux, [fam] To have plenty of pluck (or determination] _de loup, Bitter cold Froid" Froide a. cold : cool: indifferent (pour, to] [-dement' -ly] FROIDEUR coldness : coolness : indifference Froidir vn. to become cold FROIDURE cold : coldness : w-inter Froissable a. [fig] easily ruffled : touchy FROISSAGE first crushing FROISSEMENT' crushing : bruising : clashing : pique | Froisser' va. to bruise : to rumple [fig) to hurt (...’s feelings] to offend : to clash FROISSURE bruise : rumple l_with FRCLEMENT' touch : grazing : rustling Froler' v. to just touch : to graze : to rustle FROMAGE cheese |_a la creme, Cream cheese _de COCHON" brawm FR0MAGER"-FZ2F [marchand) cheese-monger [fabricant) C-maker [ustensile) C-mould FROMAGERIE cheese-dairy : C-loft : C-mar- ket: C-warehouse : C-trade FROMENT' wheat | Pain de_, Wheaten bread FROMENTAL [or_TEL] rye-grass FRONCE gather : gathering : pucker FRONCEMENT' frowning: wrinkling Froncer' va. to pucker up : to knit [couture) to gather | _le sourcil [or les S's] To frown FRONCIS' [sometimes used for FRONCE] FRONDE sling [bot) frond [hist) insurrection of the Fronde [1048-53] _r' v. to sling: to throw [fig) to find fault with FRONDEUR [fig] ‘ regular fault-finder ’ _-euse a. fault-finding FRONT" forehead : brow : face : front [argot) ‘ cheek ’ | De _, Abreast : in front : at the same time | Avoir le_de, To have the face [ou ‘cheek’] to | Faire_, To face | Sur le_, At the front | FRONTAL [tech] Oliver FRONTIERE _tier [tire] border FRONTISPICE _piece ["cemented court FRONTON" pediment[&) breastwmrk [la pelote) FROTTAGE rubbing : waxing and rubbing ‘FROTTEE’ thrashing : ‘dressing’ FROTTE'MENT' rubbing : friction : bearing surface f _s a BILL'ES' ball-bearings Frotter' va. to rub : to clean : to polish up (de, with] [allum.) to strike [fam) to ‘give it to’ : to ‘ give ... a good dressing ’ | Se_, To rub o’s [a ...) to provoke [a, with) to have to do | Qui s’y frotte s’y pique, ‘ Nemo me irnpune FROTTEUR floor-polisher Llacessit’ FROTTOIR cloth [brosse) scrubbing-brush [rel) burnisher [e7ecfr) cushion [d'allum.) striking- FROU-FROU rustle [fig) fuss : show-off [surface 4 FROUSSARD"4 ‘ funk ’ : coward ‘ FROUSSE ’ ‘ funk ’ | ‘ 11 a la _,’ ‘ He is in a F ’ FRUCTIDOR 12th month of Republican year [‘Aug.’ 18th to ‘Sept.’ 16th] FRUCTIFICATION" _ [keche-nn] Fructifier' vn. to bear fruit : to be fruitful Fructueux' -euse a. fruitful [fig) profitable [-sement' -lly, -bly] Frugal-e a._1 [-ment'-lly] —ITE —ity FRUIT"_: dessert [fig) fruits (pi] offspring: profit [ma<f) batter | Avec_To good purpose : with good result: profitably | Ils con- sulteront ... avec_, It will well repay them to consult ... | _sec, [fig] ‘ Plucked ’ FRUITE'RIE fruit store [ou loft] F trade FRUITIER"-LE.RE fruiterer : greengrocer : fruit store [a) fruit-... f"kit ’: ‘ one’s brass ’ FRUSQUIN" ‘kit’ | Son saint _, ‘The whole FRO ENGLISH-FRENCH FRU FRONT [pr. fre-nntt] devant [frontage) faqade [forehead, X,‘cheek’) front [bonnet_)passe [drawing) elevation | In_of, Devant: en face de [ahead of) en avant de | To go on in_, Prendre les devants | Plain _, [of shirt or cravat] Plastron | Pleated_, Devant a plis | Shirt_, Devant de chemise | Shop_, De- vanture (de magasin] Front a. [door, etc.) de devant [room) sur le devant [rank) premier | — STAIRS grand escalier : E de devant | _ VIEW vue de face | -WHEEL roue avant Front va. [be opposite) donner sur : faire face a | To new_, Remonter <u FRON'TAGE [tedj] facade [shop) devanture ©Fron'tiny a. en face de : donnant sur FROST gelee | Sharp, hard_, Forte G | Hoar, rime_, G hlanclie | To suffer from -BITE, Avoir les pieds (etc.) geles | -'bitte'n a. gele Frost'ed a. glace [glass) depoli [steel goods) damasquine | FROST'INESS froid glacial Frost'y a. de gelee : glace | It’s a_ morning, 11 gele ce matin +> FROTH ecume [on liquors) mousse | Beaten ,o to a_, Battu en neige _ Froth vn. ecumer : mousser Froth'y a. mousseux [fig) frivole Fro'ward [ fro-oueurdd] a. obstine : mechant FROWN [ao] froncement de sourcil : regard severe [of fortune) coups (pi] rigueur Frown [ fraonn] vn. se renfrogner : froncer le sourcil [things) etre contraire (a] Frown'ing a. renfrogne : a l’air chagrin 4 Frow'zy ’ [fam] a. malpropre Fro'ze'n a. gele : pris-e : glace [meat) frigori- flee [pp.V.Freeze] _ in, retenu paries glaces\ _out, chomant a cause de la gelee | _up, gele | The _O'CEAN. La mer glaciate F.R.S. membre de la societe royale (de Londres: ‘ l’lnstitut ’] F.R.A.S. membre de la S royale d’astronomie | F.R.G.S. membre de la Sroyale de geographic | F.S.A. membre de la S des antiquaires FRUI'T [froute) fed [a.) a [or de] fruit [garden, tree, etc.) fruitier | To bear_[fig] Porter ses fruits ) First _S, [pi] prentices | _BEARER,_TREE, arbre fruitier | In the _ROOM. Au fruitier _ERER fruitier -iere | _S SHOP fruiterie _ful a. [in. en] fertile : fecond |_FULNESS fertility: fecondite \ _less a. infructueux : sterile : inutile |_lessly ad. en vain FRUMP vieille bourrue FRU FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS FUN Fruste a. illegible : imperfect: defective Frustrer' va. to frustrate : to defraud FUCH'SIA_ [en ang. pr. fiouch-ya] Fugace a. fleeting : fugitive : transient FUGITIFTUE [<fe a.] fugitive [poet) transitory FUGUE [mils) _ [flg) spree | Faire une _, To run away from home Fui-e pp. [V. Fuir] Fuir [i clianges to y before vowel, except before ...e, ...es, ...ent] vn. to flee : to fly : to run away [eviter) to shun [liquides) to leak [gaz) to escape [peint) to recede | Le temps fuit, Time flies FUITE [a, dans, into, to] flight : escape : absconding : evasion : shift [de liquide) leakage [gaz, vap.) escape | Canal de_, Waste water | Ligne de_, Base line Fuligineux' -ease a. smoky : sooty FULMICOTON" gun-cotton FULMINATE _ [fe-V mi-nete) FULMINA TION'' [fe-lmi-neclie-nn] Fulminer' v. to fulminate : to thunder forth FUMAGE smoking [agr) manuring FUM£ smoke [impression] FUMEE smoke : fume : vapour _S' (pi] [c7iasse, etc.] dung Fumer' v. to smoke [de, with) to reek [fig) to fume [agr) to manure | ‘10 centimes a_' A j pennyworth of tobacco [smoker’ FUME'RON” smoky bit of charcoal [fig) 'regular FUMET" flavour : scent : ragout for game | Avoir du_ [gibier] To be high FUME’ TERRE fumitory [fiou-me-te-re] FUMEUR smoker | Compartiment de_s, Smoking-carriage | Fumeux" -euse a. smoky FUMIER"dung : manure [amas) dung-hill FUMIGATION" _ Fumigatoire a. fumi- Fumiger’ [g soft] va. to fumigate [gating FUMISTE bricklayer who understands flues [fam) ‘smoke-doctor ’ [tig) ‘humbug’ _RIE up-keep of chimneys [une plaisanterie) hoax : ‘ take-in ’: humbug FUMIVORE smoke-consumer [a.) S-consuming FUMOIR smoking-room : S-saloon : cigar-divan FUMURE manure [action) manuring FUNAMBULE [& f.) rope-dancer FUNE cordage : ropes : lines T V. Dead Funebre a. funeral [fig) funereal : mournful FUNERAILL'ES' (pi] funeral (sing] Assister aux_de ..., To go to ...'s F Funeraire a. funeral [poet) funereal Funeste a. fatal : calamitous : sad FRU ENGLISH-FRENCH FUN Frustrate [fre-s-trete] va. frustrer : dejouer [law) annuler | FRUSTRATION insucces: renversement: desappointement FRY [fish] fretin : frai [pig’s) fressure [va.) frire [with a little butter) sauter [in a quantity of fat or grease) frire | Frie'd FISH, Friture :g de poissons |_POTATOES, Pommes de terre frites | FRY'ING friture | -PANpoele (a frire] That’s out of the_into the fire! C’est tomber de Charybde en Scylla | F.S. A.[ V. under F.R.S. ‘ Fud'dle'd * pp. gris | To go fuddling, Se griser FUDGE [fe-dje] [vulg] Bah! | That’s all _! Quelle bourde! ‘ C’est une vraie blague! ’ FU'EL [fiou-e-l] chauffage : combustible [fig) aliment | Patent_, Agglomeres : briquettes (pi] Saving in_, Economie de combustible (TU'GITIVE _tif-it’e : deserteur : transfuge 'g [X) fuyard [a.) fugitif: fuyard : passager 'c.FU'GLEMAN meneur: porte-parole [X) chef V. de file FUL'CRUM [fe-l-kre-mm] point d’appui ''Fulfil' [-lle’d] v. accomplir : realiser [liopes) combler | _MENT accomplissement: realisation : execution FULL plein: tout: entier | In_, In extenso: en entier | Repayment in_, Remboursement 1 integral | Spelt in_, Ecrit en toutes lettres | *3 To the_, Entierement: tout a fait | Full a. [of, de] plein : rempli : complet : abondant [piled) comble [entire) entier [sated) repu b [of sorrow) accable [of business) surcharge ~ [impressed with) penetre | A_ mile, Un ,<5 bon mille | We are_, [lodgings) Toutes les i chambres sont prises [carriage) 11 n’y a plus de places |_inside! Complet! | Full ad. entierement : tout a fait: au moins : bien | _ well, Parfaitement | Keep her_, Portez plein [ V. Stays] _and by! [4>] Pres et v plein! | -blown a. epanoui | -DRESS habit / et cravate blanche [officials and X) grande tenue [of ladies') grande toilette | _FARE ^ place entiere | -grown a. fait : grand | _ £ PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS gravures hors texte | On_PAY, Ayant la haute page [V. Feather] _ POINT, _ STOP, point | _ PRICE, le prix integral s FULL ER foulon | _’S EARTH terre a F I^FULL'ING-MILL moulin a foulon i Full'y ad. entierement: parfaitement: tout a fait: au moins : bien | Given more__ Plus ^ detaille | FUL'MAR petrel fulmar Ful'minate [fe-l'mi-nete'] va. fulminer FUL'NESS plenitude: plein \abondance: am- pleur : volume [excessive) trop-plein ^Ful'some a. degoutant: servile : bas «§.FUL'SOMENESS grossierete : servilite Fum'ble [fe-rnni] vn. tatonner : fouiller FUME [fioiim] fumee : vapeur : colere _vn. s’exhaler [fig) fumer de colere : rager Fu'migate [ fiounu-glie'te] va. faire des fumigations | FU'MIGATOR boite fumigatoire FUN [fe-nn] plaisanterie : drolerie \ For_, In_, Pour rire : en plaisantant | I had good _, Je me suis bien amuse | Just for the_of it! Histoire de rire! | To make _ of, Se moquer FUNC'TION fonction : ceremonie [de FUNCTIONARY [e-re] fonctionnaire FUND fonds [charity) caisse [fig) fond [va.) ^ mettre dans les fonds publics g _' HOLDER rentier £ Fundamental [ fe-nn-de-mennt'l] a. fonda- v~ mental -e [-lly, -ement] Fund'ed a. consolide [property) en rentes (^FU'NERAL funerailles fee (pi] convoi: en- 'S terrement [n.) funebre : funeraire | The_ procession, Le convoi VFune'real [ni-ri-e-l] a. [poet] funebre Fun'gous a. fongueux | FUN'GUS fongus FUN FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS FUY FUNICULAIRE cable-tramway [a.) funicular FUNIN" ropes and rigging | Franc_Hawser Fur ad. | An_et a mesure, In proportion as | Au_et a mesure de. According to ... FURET" ferret | _AGE ferreting | _ev’v. to rummage : to pry about : to ferret out FURE'TEUR ferreter : ... -hunter FVREZJR [de,for] rage [des vents) fury | Faire —, To rage [etre a la mode) to ‘ be all the rage ’ : to be a great success Furibond" -e a. furious : raging : full of fury FURIE fury : rage | Avec_, In a fury Furieusemenf ad. furiously [fam) ‘awfully’: ‘ with a vengeance ’ FURIEUX' -EUSE madman : mad-iooman — a. [de, at] furious : mad : tremendous : raging : ‘awful’ | Fou __ Raving madman FURIN" | Mettre ... en _, To take (the ship) FURONCLE boil L°ut of port Furtif -ive a._ive : sly [-vemenf -ly : slily] Quitter ... _ment. To abscond (from] FUSAIN" [s, z] spindlewood | Dessin au_, Charcoal pencil sketch Fusant* a. \ Tir_, Shrapnel fire FUSEAU spindle [astr) Coma Berenice \ Janibes de ‘ Spindle-shanks ’ FUSEE_: fuse : rocket : barrel : spindleful [de roue) box | _volante, Sky-rocket FUSELAGE ‘_’ [wooden framework of aeroplane Fusele -e a. taper | FUSIBILITE_ty [body FUSIBLE [tech, electr.] fuse [a.) fusible FUSIL" rifle : gun : steel |_a aiguille, Needle- gun |_a air comprime. Air-gun | _a pierre, Flint-lock | _a repetition, Repeating rifle | _ a deux coups, Double-barrelled gun | _ de chasse, Sporting rifle FUSILIER" — [ang. pr. fioii-ze-lire] FUSILL' ADE [lede] discharge of musketry: firing | Fusill'er' va. to shoot: to fire at FUSION" _ : melting [de minerai) smelting [ialliance) amalgamation : ‘ merger ’ | ‘_’ [com] ‘ amalgamated ’ | Premiere, Seconde_, Run from the blast furnace, from the cupola Fusionner' va. to amalgamate Fussenf [Subj.imp. 3rd pers.pl. Etre, Table 6] FUSTIGATION" beating : whipping Fustiger* va. to beat : to whip : to flog FUT" cask : barrel [fusil) stock [arch) shaft | _ perdu, Including the cask [V. Etre, Table 6] FUTAIE forest : woodland : wood | Arbre de haute_, [Full grown) forest tree FUTAI'BL'E cask [225 litres, Bordeaux : 212, FUTAINE fustian ^ [Macon Fute-e a. sly : crafty | FUTEE cement Futile a. _ [fiou-ta/ile] trifling : frivolous FUTILITE _ty : frivolousness FUTUR future [gram) future tense | Son _, Her intended | Sa_E, His intended Futur-e. a. future | FUTURISTE [& a.] _ist Fuyunt'-e a. flying : faint: fleeting : transient [front) receding | Faux'-_, Shift FUYARD" -E runaway : coward FUN ENGLISH-FRENCH FUZ FUNK lache : ‘froussard’ [fear) ‘ frousse’ [va.) eviter [vn. ou Be in a_) ‘ Avoir la frousse’ | To put him in a_, ‘Lui donner la frousse' FUNN'EL entonnoir [of a steamer) clieminee [rigging_) gobelet | Abaft the __ En arri- ere de la clieminee Funn'y [fe-nne] a. amusant: drole : drole de _-BONE ‘petit juif’ FUR [feur] fourrure [in kettle) depot [boilers) tartre [«.) de fourrure \ _up, se boucher : s'incruster | -line'd a. double de fourrure | _TRADE pelleterie Fur'bish va. fourbir | _ER fourbisseur Fu'rious [ fiouri-e-ss ] a. furieux : acharne : effrene |_ly ad. avec aeharnement, or fureur [V. Driving] _NESS aeharnement Furl va. serrer : ferler | Clew up and_...! Carguez et serrez! [metres FUR'LONG [feur] huitieme de mille : 2 hecto- FUR'LOUGH [fe-r-lo] conge | On _, En C FUR'NACE [pr. fe-r-ne-ss] fourneau [kitchen boiler) cliaudiere Blast__ Haut-F | Gas_, Four au gaz | Fiery_, Fournaise ardente Fur'nish v. [with, de] fournir:garnir:pourvoir V [house) meubler | To_us with [information, 'S.etc.] Nous fournir des renseignements FUR'NISHER fournisseur : pourvoyeur FUR'NISHING ameublement: garniture FUR'NITURE [fe-r'ni-tche-r] meubles(pl]]garniture : ameublement | Piece of_, Meuble | Suite of_, Mobilier | _ BRO'KER brocanteur -euse | -PASTE encaustique \ _VAN tapis- siere : voiture de demenagement |_WAREHOUSE garde-meuble FURR'IER [/eVe'e-r] fourreur FURR'OW [ fe-r'o] sillon [in face) ride [groove) rainure [va.) sillonner [mark the face) rider [to groove) faire des rainures a Furr'y [fe-rr'e] a. fourre /^Fur'ther a., ad. de plus : plus loin : encore : au dela (than, de] [later) ulterieur [information) plus amples [renewed) nouveau | And K _, ..., Au surplus | Without_delay, Sans i plus de retard [V. Notice] Fur ther va. avancer : servir : faciliter FUR'THERANCE avancement: appui Fur'thermore ad. de plus: d’ailleurs: il y a vFur'thest. a. [le) plus eloigne [plus FU'RY [fou'-re'] fureur : aeharnement | In a —, En furie [son d’ajonc FURZE ajonc : genet epineux |_BUSH buis- FUSE, FUZE [fiouze] fusee : meche [electric) Fuse v. fondre [fusible FUSEE' fusee fee [match) allumette FUSS [fe-s.s] bruit To make a _ about it, Faire des fagons, des histoires, ‘de Vesbroufe’ Fuss'y a. important: faiseur d'embarras FUS'TIAN [fe-ss-tclie-nn] futaine [fig) galimatias [a.) de futaine FUS'TIC bois jaune Fus'ty a. moisi | _smell, Odeur de M FUTT'OCK SHROUDS haubans de revers FUTT'OCKS allonges des couples FU'TURE [fioiitche-r] avenir [_tense) futur [a.) ... a venir : futur | In_, a l'avenir | The _life, La vie future FUTU'RITY [u. iou] All _, Tout l’avenir FUZE meche \ Safety_, Meclie de surete G FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS GAL G [zheli] G [en ang. pr. dji] GABARE lighter : flat [&, X) transport-sliip [filet) drag-net [fig) mess GABARIER" lighterman GABARIT" [■&, etc.) model [tech) template GABEGIE trickery GABELLE salt-tax : excise Tthe 1 octroi ’ ‘ GABELOU ’ custom-house officer : officer of GABIER” petty officer: [sort of) quarter-master: topman [F Beaupre] GABION"_ [pr. gliebe-ye-nn] basket Gabion ner’ va. to defend ... with gabions GABORD" [^] garboard strake GACHE staple | _r‘ va. to temper : to wet [linge) to wring [tech) to gauge [fig) ‘ to make a mess of' : to spoil GACHETTE catch : tumbler [fusil) trigger GAChEUR -FUSE labourer [fig) bungler Gacheux’ -euse a. muddy : splashy : sloppy GACHIS" mess GABOVE night-soil: sewage | _S' (pi] filth GAI-LIQUE [& a.] Gaelic [irlandais) Irish GAFFE boat-hook : gaff [fam) stupid blunder | Faire une _, To put one’s foot into it : to make ‘ a pretty mess of it ’ | _r' va. to hook [fig, vn.) to ‘ put one’s foot into it ’ GAGE pledge : pawn : proof [jeu) forfeit | _ touche, Forfeits (pi] _S’ [pi] wages | a_s, Paid : hired [par denigrement) hireling | Aux _s de ... par an, Getting ... a year Gager’ va. to hire : to pay [parier) to bet | Gageons que si! I’ll warrant it is ! GAGEUR -EUSE ... who bets : betting-man GAGE'URE [as if spelt gajure] wager | Faire une__ To lay a W GAGISTE hired man : paid ... : under-... GAGN’AGE pasture GAGN’ANT" -E winner [a.) winning Gagn’e -epp. gained : won : overtaken | Dormer _To give in | Donner cause _ee a .... To decide in favour of ... GAGN’E-DENIER" man who does odd jobs GAGN’E-PAIN" livelihood : means of subsistence [pens) bread-winner GAGN'E-PETIT’’ knife-grinder [magasin) ‘small profits and quick returns ’ Gagn'er' v. [des gages) to earn [de I'argent, un mal) to get [parvenir a) to get to [on at] [remporter, obtenir, sur, on) to gain : to win [seduire) to gain over- [persuader) to persuade [attraper) to overtake [prendre) to take [typ) to get in | _ le dessus, To get the better of it | _ le large, To stand out to sea | _ du terrain, To gain ground | _ de vitesse, To outstrip | On gagne de suite, Salary beginning at once | Se_To be catching: to be caught: to be earned [F. Gagne] GAlAC [gah-yak] Bois de_, Lignum vitae Gai-e a. gay : merry : lively : cheerful [F. Grig, anglais] Un pen_, Rather flushed Gaie’ment’ ad. gaily : cheerfully : merrily GAIE TE [or GAiTE]_ty 0=^ :cheerfulness: liveliness : merriment | De_de CGEUR, Out of sheer wantonness GAILL’ARD" fellow : ‘dog’ : fine [ou capital, ou ‘jolly’] fellow | _ d’ARRIliRE quarterdeck | _d’AVANT’ forecastle [deck] Gaill’ard"-arde a. jolly. capital: hearty: free: fast : bold [gris, vent) fresh GAILL'ARBE merry one: fast [ou bold'] woman : ivench |_uienf ad. merrily: boldly GAILL ARBISE gaiety GAIN" _ : profit : advantage | Donner _ de cause a, To decide in ...’s favour GAINE sheath : case [arch) pedestal GA1NIER" case-maker [hot) Judas-tree GAiTE [F. GAIETE] fanet GALA_[glielu] feast | Diner en grand_, Ban- Galammenl’ ad. with great politeness : handsomely : smartly : ‘ in style ’ GALANDAGE brick partition wall GALANT’ lover : sweetheart : fellow j Faire le _To be exceedingly polite (aupres de, to] He, mon _! Here, my good fellow ! | Yert _, A ladies’ man | _-e a. gallant' : polite : ‘ fast ’ [aupres de, to) very attentive : agreeable [joli) handsome : pretty [noble) worthy : noble | Femme_e, Gay woman : mistress | Homme_Polite man : man attentive to the ladies : ladies' man | _HOMME ‘gentleman’ GALANTE'RIE love affair : politeness : compliment : present: trifle GALANTIN" fellow who makes a fool of himself by being over-gallant GALBE graceful outlines (pi] melting GALE itch [chiens) mange [moutons) scab GALEE [typ] galley | GALEJABE hoax GALERE galley [fig) den : prison [physalie) Portuguese man-of-war | Les_S' The hulks | Qu’allait-il faire dans cette_? What business had he to get himself into this mess? | Vogue la_/ Come what will! ‘ Here goes ! ’ GAB ENGLISH—FRENCH GAI GAB [vulg] ‘ faconde ’ | ‘ The gift of the _, ’ ‘Du bagou’ : ‘une fiere platine’ : la langue bien pendue GAB'BLE bavardage [to.) babiller : bavarder GA'BLF,_ END [ghebe-l] pignon Gad about vn. courir Qa et la GAD'FLY [flat] taon [pr. ton. nasal] GAFF gaffe: pic At the end of the __ An pic | Spanker-_, Corne _HALL'IARDS [pi] drisses du pic -TOPSAIL [toppss’ll] fleche en cul ‘ GAFF'ER ’ [fam] patron : chef GAG baillon | Gag [-gge’d] va. baillonner GAI'ETY [ghe-e-te] gaiete : par lire : eclat Gai'ly ad. gaiement [dressed) splendidement (GAIN : profit [va. by, a) gagner : se faire 1 [victory) remporter [a suit) avoir gain de | cause : gagner (son proces] [a prize-medal) I remporter : obtenir [attain) atteindre | _ ground, Gagner du terrain | _ upon, Em'S pieter sur [overtake) gagner sur | My watch has_e’d 5 minutes, Ma montre- avance de 5 minutes | Everything to_ by ..., Tout a gagner a ... [F. Tack] GAI'NER gagnant: beneficiaire | He is a_by ..., 11 gagne a ... vGainsay' [ghene-se] va. contredire GAIT allure : demarche \ By his_a sa marclie GAI'TERS [pi] guetres GAL FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS GAN GALERIE gallery [d’ltne mine) level [aux eaux) adit [d'un meuble) cornice [passage) arcade [F. Gallery bsj] lookers-on (pi] Premiere_ [theatre] Dress-circle | Deuxieme, troisieme __ Upper boxes (pi] ["[fig] Hard time of it GALIlRIEN” galley slave : convict | Vie de_, GALERNE | Vent de ‘Nor’-wester’ GALET" pebble [gros) boulder [plage) shingle [tech) friction roller : bowl: slide GALE'TAS' garret | Vrai_, Regular den GALETTE cake [J>) biscuit [pers) flat [vulg, argent) ‘tin’ | _S' [charbon] small lumps Galeux' -ease a. [chien) mangy [mouton) scabby [fruit)rough | Brebis_e, ‘Black sheep’ | Etre_, [pens'] To have the itch GALGAL cairn : tumulus GALH'AUBANS' [*, pi] back-stays GALIBOT” [lionill.] tram-boy GALIMAFREE stew : hash GALIMATIAS' gibberish : twaddle GALIOTE galliot | _a bombes, Bomb-ketch ‘ GALIPETTE ’ gambol : caper GABLE [de chene] oak-apple | Noix de _, [pi] Nutgalls Gallican" -e a_: French (Cath. Church, etc.] GALLICANISME doctrine and practice of the French Cath. Ch. [opposed to ultramontanism GALLICISME' _sm : French idiom GALLINACIlS' [pi] gallinacese GALLOIS' -E Welshman, Welshwoman : W boy, W girl [a. & langue) Welsh GALOGHE galosh [Amer.) rubber [sem. en bois) clog [•&) open snatch-block | Menton de _, Nut-cracker chin GALON” lace [X) stripe | Quand on prend du_, on n’en saurait trop prendre, You can’t have too much of a good thing _nner- va. to cover ... with lace [ou stripes] GALOP” [pr. galo] gallop : hot haste [repri- mande) ‘ blowing-up ’ Au — At a G | Grand —, Full G | Au grand_, At full G | Petit_, Canter | Un temps de_, A short G GALOPADE galloping : gallop Galopante a. | Phtisie_, Rapid decline Galoper’ v. to gallop [fam) to run hither and thither [suivre) to hunt after GALOPIN” errand-boy [mauvaise part) scamp [tech) guide-pulley Galvanique a. _ic | GALVANISME_sm Galvaniser' va. to galvanize GALVANO [typ] ‘ electro ’ [typing GALVANOMETRE _ter |_PLASTIE electro- Galvauder' va. to injure : to‘make a mess of’ Gambader' vn. [or, Faire des GAMBADES'] to gambol Gambill'er' v. [■&] to gybe : to shift over GAMBIT” [m nasal] _ [gamm-bitt] GAMELLE bowl : mess-tin [repas) mess | Ca- marade de_, Mess-mate GAMIN” boy : street boy : ‘street arab’ : ‘young monkey ’ [mauv. part) ‘ little blackguard ’ GAMINERIE boy’s trick, ou nonsense GAMME gamut : scale |_majeure montante, Ascending major scale | Changer de _, To alter one’s tone* [ou ‘ tune ’] GANACHE lower jaw [personae)‘ regular old GANDIN” dandy : ‘ swell ’ [woman ’ GANGA [des sables] sand-grouse GAL ENGLISH-FRENCH GAN GAL'AXY_xie : voie lactee [fig) constellation GA'LA DAY [ghe-le-de] jour de fete _NIG'HT soiree de gala GALE [ghele] vent: tempete [rent) terme GALL [a, o dans sort] fiel [sore) ecorclinre | [va.) ecorcher [fig) piquer | -BLADDER vesicate du fiel | _S noix de galle GALL'ANT- [&] V. Fore, Main, etc. Gall'ant [pr. ga-le-nntt] a. brave : noble : ® ^ galant | ‘Hon. and_member’ [en par- §, g lant d’un depute qui est officier] *3 gGall'antly ad. vaillamment £ ^Gallant' a. galant (to, aupres de] £ ““Gallant'ly ad. galamment GALL'ANTRY [ga-le-nntre] valear : noblesse [attentions) galanterie GALL'ERY galerie [art_) musee | To play to the __ Poser pour la G | Reporters’ _, Tribane de la Presse | Whispering_, Voute acoustique: echo GALL'EY galere [cook’s) cuisine [typog.) galee | -PROOF epreave en placard | _ PRESS presse a epreuves | -SLAVE galerien Gall'ic a. [hist) gaulois [acid) gallique Gall'ican [ke-nn] a._ Gall'ing [a, o dans sort] a. piquant [F. Gall] GAL'LIOT galiote L_fire, Feu vif GALLIPOT pot' GALL'ON [gall’nn] quatre litres et demi [4 quarts equal 4-534S litres] [F. Table 91] GALLOO'N [ghe-loune] galon GALL'OP [gal'-e-p] galop 'iso _v. galoper : aller au galop | _off [ou away,] partir au galop | —inq a. galopant GALL'OWS [le-z] potence | -BITS potence GALOSH'ES [pi] galoclies [V. Goloshes] Gal'vani/.e va. galvaniser | _d a. galvanise Gam'ble vn. jouer | — away, perdre au jeu GAM'BLER joueur GAM'BLING [le) jeu [a.) ... de jeu GAMBO'GE [gamm-boudje] gomme-gutte GAM'BOL gambade [vn.) faire des gambades (GAME jeu : partie [animals) gibier [Game, dans ce sens, n’a pas de plur.] [vn.) jouer | A_of tennis. Une partie [not un jeu] de T j Drawn_Partie nulle | ‘ Little _’ [fam] Ficelle | His old_s [tricks] Des siennes | S To die_, Mourir cranement | To make _ ^ of, Se moquer de ... | Ground. Winged_, 01 Gibier a poil, G a plumes | -BAG carnas- siere : carnier | -COCK coq de combat | -KEEP'ER garde-c7iasse | -LAWS lois sur la chasse \ GA'ME'STER joueur VGA'MING jeu [a.) ... de jeu GAM'GEE TISS'UE gaze a pansements GAMM'ON [me] [of bacon) quartier (de lard] That’s all_! [vulg] Quelle blague! Gamm'on [me-nn] va. [vulgar] blaguer : se ficher de : mettre ... dedans : ‘enfoncer’ GAMM'ONING [me-nn] [of bowsprit] liure ‘GAMP’ ‘pepin’ : ‘riflard’ GAM'UT [me-t] gamme | GAN'DER jars GAN FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS GAR GANGLION" _ | _ lymphatique, Lymphatic GANGRENE_ [tig) corruption [gland Gancjrener' va. to mortify [fig) to corrupt GANGUE matter enveloping precious stone : GANSE band : cord : edging : loop [veinstone GANNET"_ [en ang. pr. f] GANT" glove [fig) gauntlet : challenge | —S' de peau, de til, de laine, de Suede, fourres, Leather, cotton, woollen, Suede, or ...-lined gloves | _S' [tig] credit: airs (pi] Se donner des_s, To give one’s self airs | Mettre, oter, ses_s, To put on, to take off, one’s gloves | Ne pas mettre de_s pour, Not to hesitate to | Cela me va comme un _, This suits me to a T | Souple comme un_, Easily managed | _de Notre-Dame, [tot] Columbine:fox-glove Gante pp. fitted : with one’s gloves on : gloved GANTELEE fox-glove GANTE LET ' gauntlet Ganter' va. to help ... on with his [with her] gloves [tig) to suit... toa T | Se_, To put on one’s gloves GANTERIE glove trade : gloving GANTIER" -1ERE glove manufacturer : glover GARAGE [«§t) shunting [automobil.) ‘ garage’ [eye) cycle-shed : C accomodation | Voie de _, Siding Mettre ... en_, To ‘garage’ GARANCE _: madder [couleur) red GARANT' guarantee : warrant [caution) surety [&) tackle-fall : leading part | J'en suis _, I can vouch for it _de PALAN" [4>] whip-purcliase GARANTIE guarantee : warranting : safeguard | Bureau de_, Assay office Garantir va. to guarantee [pr. ft] to warrant [proteger) to secure: to cover: to keep (de, from] GARCETTE nippers [ J>) sennit [de ris) gasket GARCINIE garcinia GARQON" boy : lad : man [celibataire) bachelor [d’honneur) best man [ouvrier) journeyman [de cafe) waiter [de boutique, magasin) porter [de bureau) office-poi'ter [de recette) bank- messenger [de bain) bath-attendant | Grand _, Big boy | Vous voila joli _! ‘ A pretty fellow you' are ! ’ | Mener tine vie de_, To have ‘ a good time of it ’ * Garconner"’ vn. to play with the boys GARCONNET” little boy ‘ GARQONNIERE ’ tomboy -.‘regular tomboy’: bachelor's lodgings : ‘diggings’ GARDE guard : keeper : watchman : warder | -BARRiERE crossing-keeper :gate-K | -BOUE, -CROTTE mud-guard | -CHAINE [eye] gear- case | _ CHAMPETRE rural policeman | -CHASSE gamekeeper | -CHIOURME convict- warder | _ du COMMERCE bailiff | _ du CORP'S" life guard | -COTE coast-guard [J>) coast defence ship -FEU fire-guard : fender | -FOU handrail : rail | -FREIN" brakesman | -GUICHET' wicket-keeper (at cricket] -JUPE dress-guard | -MAGASIN" warehouseman : store-keeper | -MALADE [m. & f.) nurse | -MANGER" larder : meat-safe | -MEUBLE furniture warehouse : lumber-room | — MUNICIPAL municipal guard | -NAPPE mat: stand | -NOTE notary | -PECHE river conservator | -PROPRlETE care-taker | -ROBE wardrobe : closet : recess | -ROBE apron | -ROLE keeper of the rolls | _des SCEAUX" Minister of Justice [Anqlet.) Lord Chancellor | -VUE shade GARDE guard : care : keeping : protection : nurse [relvure) end-paper [serrure, etc.) ward [d’epee) guard | a la_! Police! [X) Guard! | a la_de, In the keeping of ... | De —, On G | Chien de _, Watch-dog | Corps de —, Guard-house | De bonne_, [fruit] That will keep well [chien) ... is a good house-dog | N’avoir_de, To be very far from : to take good care not to | En _! [X] Port arms! On one’s guard (contre, against] Prendre —, To take care (a, of] to mind : to pay attention to | Sans y prendre_, Without one’s knowing it : before one is [ou was] aware | S’il prend _ que .... If he sees [is aware, ou notices] that ... | Prenez_de, Take care not to ... : Mind you don’t ...! | Sur ses _s, On one’s guard | _d'ACCOZJCHEE monthly nurse | -MALADE nurse | _ REPUBLICAINE Republican Guard | -ROBE wardrobe : closet | _S de la CORNE spanker vangs Garde -e [T'. Garder] Cliasse_e, Preserve GAN ENGLISH-FRENCH GAR GANG [gagngl bande [navvies) brigade : equipe [smiths) train [vn.) [ecossais] aller GANG'ER chef d'equipe, orde brigade [of anchor) etalingure GANG'WAY passage [4>) passavant GANN'ET fou de Bassan GANT'LINE [*] cartalm GAOL [djele] [orthographe officielle de Jail] geole : prison | _ER [mot vieilli] geolier GAP breclie : trou : passage [portion missing) lacune [va. -ppo'd) ebrecher | -LATHE tour a banc coupe | -PIECE [of lathe] demi-pont Gape [guepe] vn. bailler To be gaping, S’en- tr’ouvrir : bailler : avoir la bouclie beante GA'PING [ghepe] baillement [a.) beant GARB habit: costume : dehors (pi] GAR'BAGE [bedj] entrailles : issues (pi] Garble va. tronquer : mutiler GAR'BOARD STRAKE [*] gabord fGAR'DEN jardin [w.) jardiner | Flower _, Jardin d’agrement | Kitchen_J pot- ager | -CITY cife-jardin | -ENGINE pompe de jardin | _ELOW'ER fieur de jardin | ~ -PARTY ‘_’ [/’.] -SEEDS [pi] graines po- ■jjj tageres | _TOOLS [pi] outils de jardinage 'g GAR'DENER jardinier | Landscape_Des- sinateur de jardins | Market-_, Maraicher GARDENING jardinage | To be fond of _, Aimer ii jardiner | Landscape _, L’art de dessiner les jardins | Market _, Culture V maraichere GAR'GLE gargarisme [ra.) gargariser GAR'GOYLE gargouille Ga'risli [gheriche] a. eclatant: voyant GAR'LAND [gliar-le-nndd] guirlande GAR'LIC ail [pr. like eye] Clove of_, Gousse GAR'MENT vetement: habillement [d’ail GAR'NER grenier GAR FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS GAS Garder' va. [de, from] to keep : to guard : to watch (over] to take care (de, of] to maintain : to have ... by one, ou in store : to put ... by [chap.) to keep on [de la rancune, etc.) to bear | En donner a _, To put upon | _ pre- cieusement, To treasure up | _le lit, To keep one’s bed — son rang. To maintain one’s position | Se — To keep : to shelter o’s | Se — de, [or N’avoir garde de] To be careful of [ou not to] to take care not to ...: to take care that ... does not ... | Bien se_de, To know better than to | GARDERIE creche for in- GARDEUR de ..., keeper : ...-herd [fants GARDIEN" -NNE guardian : keeper:caretaker : watchman: attendant [de prisonn.) warder [de betail) drover : herdsman [fig) safeguard | Ange —, G angel | _de but, Goal-keeper GARDON" roach GARE station: terminus [canal) lie-by | Franco en — de. Free to ... station [i.e.,not including octroi, cartage, etc.] Chef de_, Station-master | Sous-chef de_Deputy S-M |_d’evite- ment, Siding Gare! int. Look out! Take care! Mind (the ... !] Sans crier_, Without giving warning GARENNE warren . rabbit-warren Garer' va. to put... under shelter [«§&) to shunt [.auto) to ' garage ’ [&) to dock [ V. Gare ! ] Se _de, To get out of the way of GARGANTUA enormous eater se Gargariser' vr. to gargle one's throat GARGARISME [eece-rn] gargle GARGOTE cookshop (for working men] GARGOTIER" -IERE keeper of a cookshop [fig) most wretched cook GARGOUILL'E gargoyle : rain-water spout GARGOUILL'EMENT" gurgling : rush Gargouill'er* vn. to dabble : to gurgle GARGOUILL'IS" gurgling : splashing GARGOUSSE cartridge (for great guns] GARIGUE barren hill-side : moor ["bad lot GARNEMENT' [or Mauvais_] blackguard : GARNI lodgings (pi] [a la nuit) lodging-house [tech) filling | Hotel_, Low-grade lodging place | Chambre_e, Furnished room Garnir va. [de, with] to furnish [orner. etc.) to adorn [rembourrer) to stuff [remplir) to fill [doubler) to line : to cover [bas) to run the heel [4> & tech) to ‘rig’ [cuisine) to garnish | Se —, To provide o’self (de, with] to fill GARNISAIRE bailiff : soldier in charge GARNISON" garrison [dr) bailiffs (pi] GARNISSAGE trimming : facing GARNISSEUR hat-trimmer GARNITURE trimming:lining:set [ctris) garnish [typ, tech.) furniture [&) rigging [m. a vap.) packing [de cheminee) ornaments (pi] GARROT" stick : saddle-bow [we'd) ‘_’ : tourniquet [de cheval) withers (pi] GARROTTE [strangling] Garrotter' va. to bind ... down [prisonnier) to put ... in irons [supplice) to garotte GARS" [pr. fam. gall] lad GAS CON"-AWE Gascon (m. & f.] [fig) boaster | Dire des_NNADES' To boast : to brag Gasconner' v. to speak with the Gascon accent [i.e. sound mute e’s, etc.] [fig) to boast GASPILL'AGE waste [fortune) squandering Gaspill'er' va. to waste : to squander away _EUR -EUSE spendthrift GAR ENGLISH-FRENCH GAU GAR'NET [stone) grenat [tackle) bredindin | Clew__ Cargue-point (de basse voile] GAR'NISH garniture [va.) garnir (with, de] GARNISHEE' [law] saisie-arret | _ ORDER Garott'e’ va. etrangler [sous-ordre GAROTT'ER etrangleur : ‘ garrotteur ’ GAROTT'ING vol (avec etranglement] ‘coup du pere Francois ’ GARR'ET nmnsarde : galetas | From_to cellar, De la cave an grenier -MAS'TER ouvrier en chambre GARR'ISON [pr. garr'iz-nn] garnison [va.) mettre garnison dans [a.) de garnison _e'd a. de garnison Garr'ulous [garr'-rou-le-ss] a. babillard GAR'TER jarretiere f GAS gaz ’Sec [fig, Amer.) blague | -BURNER bee de gaz : ‘brfileur’ | -ENGINE moteur a gaz | -FITTER gazier | -HOLDER gazo- metre | -LAMP reverbere : bee de gaz | « -LIG'HT gaz [lamp) bee de gaz | By —-—, | Au gaz ^ -LIG'HTER [instrum.] allumoir | -METER compteur a gaz | -PENDANT lustre | -PIPE tuyau de gaz | -STOVE fourneau a gaz | -TAR goudron de houille : coaltar [■&•) coaltar | -TONGS pince de v gazier | -WORKS usine a gaz [F. Producer] Gas'eous [</ass-ye-s,s] a. gazeux GASH balafre : estafilade [va.) balafrer GAS'KET raban de ferlage GAS'KIN [st. eng] garniture | Patent_G GASOM'ETER [s c] gazometre [mixte Gasp vn. respirer avec peine: haleter [gape) bailler | At the last_, a son dernier soupir : a touts extremite | Gasping for breath, Respirant avec peine | Gasse'd a. asphyxie f GATE ports : grande porte [of ironw’k) grille [large front door)pbrte-cocliere [turnpike_) <» barriere | -KEEPER [railw.] garde-barriere % (cfc f.] -LATCH loquet | -MONEY entrees (pi] ^GATE'WAY porte [_for carriages) porte- \ cocliere [large doorway) portail [small_in V. wall, etc.) guichet GATH'ER [needlework] pli: froncis Gath'er va. ramasser [collect) recueillir [book- bind) assembler [fruit) cueillir [take) prendre [regain) reprendre[conclude)conclure [needlework) froncer [wi.) se rassembler : se reunir : s’amasser [med) former abces | From what I could_, D’apres ce que j’ai pu savoir GATH'ERER [pers) qui cueille ... : cueilleur [bookbinding) assembleur -euse \ GRAPE-_, vendangeur -euse | TAX-_, percepteur GATH'ERING rassemblement [people) reunion [taxes) perception [fruits) recolte : cueil- lette [bookbind) assemblage [needle-work) froncis [med) abces (oh, a] Gau'dily ad. fastueusement: avec eclat GAU'DINESS faste : eclat: faux brillant Gau'dy a. voyant: fastueux : eclatant GAS FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS GEM Gastrique a._ic | Sue_, Gastric juice GASTRITE [-treet] _i'tis [trai'-tiss] GASTRONOME epicure : good liver GASTRONOMIE _my GATEAU cake : tart [fig) profit | _ de miel, Honeycomb | _de riz, Rice pudding | — aux confitures, Covered tart | _ des Rois, Twelfth cake | Se partager le —, To divide the spoil | Pere _, Father who spoils his children [F Pie: Plunder] GATE-BOS' goat-moth GATE-METIER" (pi. _] ‘cutter’ | C’est un _ ! He’s ruining the trade ! GATE -PATE (pi._] miserable baker Gftter* va. to spoil : to injure : to damage | Enfant gate, Spoiled child | Se_, To get bad : to go bad : to be spoiled (etc.] GATE’RIE over-petting : spoiling GATE-SAUCE pastrycook’s assistant [au fig.) ^miserable cook [helpless GATEUX* -EUSE paralytic : patient utterly GAUCHE left-side : left-hand [X) left wing [politique) Liberal benches (pi] [a.) left [fig) clumsy : ‘gauche’ | a_, On [ou to] the left | a droite et a_, Right and left | Centre_ Moderate Liberals (pi] Extreme_, Radical benches | _meat' ad. clumsily Gaucher"-ere a. left-handed [bungle GAUCHERIE awkwardness : clumsiness : Gauchir v. to get warped: to shift: to turn aside GAUCHISSEMENT” warping : twisting GAUDE dyer’s weed | _S' (pi] maize pudding se Gaudir vr. to enjoy o’s : to laugh (de, at] GAUDRIOLE jolly song : broad joke GAUFRAGE goffering : embossing GAUFRE honeycomb : wafer Gaufrer* va. to goffer : to emboss GAUFRETTE wafer GAUFRURE goffering : embossing GAULE long pole : switch Gauler‘4ra. to knock ... off [ou down] Gaulois' -e a. Gallic : Gaulish : merry | Un vrai_, A really good fellow [just as we say, a thorough Englishman] _ERIE coarse joke se Gausser* de. vr. to ‘ chaff’ : to jeer at GAUSSE'RIE ‘chaff’ . jeering GAVE stream : torrent (in Pyrenees] GAVE crop (of a bird] Gaver' va. to cram : to stuff | Se_, To gorge GAVOTTE ‘_’ : sort of country dance GAVROCHE street-arab GAZ [gahz] gas : gas-light | Bee de_; Burner: lamp | _au charbon, Coal-gas | Eclaire au _, Lighted with gas | Fuite de__ Escape of gas | Moteur a_, Gas-engine | Usine a_, GAZE gauze ] GAZELLE_ [Gas-works Gazer* va. to cover ... with gauze : to veil : to gloss over | GAZETTE_ Gazeux* -eu.se a. aerated : effervescing \chimie) gaseous | _EUSE [bottle of) lemonade GAZIER" gas-fitter [gaze) gauze-weaver [ducer GAZOGENE gazogene : seltzogene : gas-pro- GAZOM^TRE gasometer \ga-somm'-ette-r] GAZON” turf : green (-sward] Tapis de _, Lawn | _d’Espagne[or d Olympe], Thrift Gazonner* va. to lay ... with turf : to turf GAZOUILL'EMENT" warbling : chirping [d’en- fant) prattle [ruisseau) murmur Gazouill'er* vn. to warble : to chirp [enfants) to prattle [ruisseaux) to murmur GEAI jay [pare des plumes du paon) jackdaw G£ANT* -E giant [<fc a.] giantess GEHENNE [zhay-enn] nna [ghi-henna] Geindre vn. (Table 58) to moan : to murmur GELATINE_ | Gelatineux* -euse a. gela- Gele -e a. frozen : frost-bitten [tinous GELEE frost [cuisine) jelly | _blanche, Hoarfrost | Forte_Hard frost Geler* v. (Table 71) to freeze | 11 gele fort, It’s freezing hard GliMEAUX* (pi] Les _, Gemini Gemine-e a. [arcli) in couples [hot) geminate Gemir vn. to groan (sous, under] [doucement) to moan [fig) to bemoan GiiMISSEMENT' groan : moan : lamentation GEMME gem : bud | Sel_Rock salt GAU ENGLISH-FRENCH GEM ^GAU'GE jauge [tool) trusquin [for wire) esse [&) tirant d’eau [«5*) voie de ... | Broad__ Voie de 7 pieds | Made to_, Fait sur ca- •2£, libre | Narrow_railway, Chemin de fer a 'v voie etroite | Steam_, Manometre | -COCK ’Si robinet de jauge | -GLASS tube de niveau Gau'ge va. jauger : mesurer [a person, fam) ‘toiser’ | GA'U'GER jaugeur VGA'U'GING jaugeage | -ROD jauge S ^ Gaunt a. maigre : decharne g « GAUNT'LET gantelet | Motor _s, Cris- g g pins | To run the __ Passer par les ba- s ^ guettes | To throw down the _, Jeter le < o GAUZE gaze [a.) de gaze [gant: defier ... Gave [gheve] imp. [F. Give] GAV'ELKIND [kainndd] partage egal Gaw'ky a. gauche : degingande Gay a. [cheerful) gai [showy) eclatant | He’s rather_C’est un viveur GAZE [a e'] regard [vn.) regarder (fixement] GAZETT'E_ | London_, Journal officiel du gouvernement anglais | In the_[ou_d pp.] [bankrupt) declare en faillite GAZETTEE'R dictionnaire geographique GEAR [quire] accoutrement [40 drisse : gree- ment [mach) engrenage [bicycle) developpe- ment [ra.) engrener | In_Engrene: en train | Out of_, Desengrene [fig) detraque | To throw into, out of_Embrayer, debrayer ... 1 In neutral_, Debray e | Low_, Petite vitesse | Top_, Grande V | To change_, Changer de F | -BOX boite de changement de F | -CASE carter : garde-c7uu»e | -CUTTER machine a tailler les engrenages | -LEVER levier de commande des vitesses \ -WHEEL roue d’engrenage | GEAR'ING engrenage GEE-GEE [child's word] dada | Gee up! Hue! ■^.Geld va. chatrer | GELD'ER chatreur tijGELD ING cheval hongre [act) castration (GEM pierre precieuse [bud) bourgeon [fig) | bijou [of, de) perle \ _S [pi] pierreries § Gem [-mme'd] va. [bud] bourgeonner i§Gemm'e-d pp. [with, de] orne : parseme ( GEM'INI [astr] les gemeaux GEN FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS GEN Gdnant' -e a. troublesome : awkward : inconvenient : embarrassing (pour, to] GENCIVE gum GENDARME _ : constable : policeman [etin- celle) spark [de diamant) flaw[hareng) bloater [fig) amazon | Se_r* vr. to fire up GENDARMERIE constabulary GENDRE son-in-law GENE hindrance : annoyance : trouble : inconvenience : embarrassment | Sans _, Free . at home [hardi) ‘cheeky’ | Etre dans la _, To be in want [ou great straits] to be ‘ hard up’ GENEALOGIE _gy [fam) pedigree Genealoqique a._ical [djini-e-lod'ji-ke-l] Gfiner' va. to hinder : to annoy : to trouble : to inconvenience : to embarrass : to interfere witli : to pinch [ V. Mind] Ne pas se_, To make free : not to hesitate (pour, to] not to stick at ...ing (part, pres] to make one’s self quite at home : to ... very freely : not to put o’s to any inconvenience | 11 ne se gene pas, He doesn't care | Je suis gene en ce moment, ‘ I’m hard up just now ’ GENERAL [<fe a.] _ | _de brigade, Major-G | _de division, Lieutenant-G | _AT" rllnk of general GENERATE_l : alarm : general’s wife | Bat- tre la_, [fig] To be all in a shiver Generale'ment’ ad. generally Generalise!1' va. to generalize Boj GEnERALISSIME commander-in-chief GENERALI TE _ty GEnErATEUR _tor [macli a vap) boiler _ -trice a. generating GENERATION "_[reche-mi] ["-merit' -ly Genereux' -ease a. generous : handsome Generique a. gener'ic [-menf -ally] GENEROSITE [s z] _ty [ross’-e-te] liberality GENESE [nezz] Genesis [djenn-e-gizz] GENET" broom | _ EPINEUX' furze GENETTE genet' [d.iinnette] GENEVOIS' -E native (etc.) of Geneva [a.) of G GENEVRIER•' juniper-tree Genial-e a. ... of genius GENIE genius : spirit [science) engineering [le corps) engineers (pi] [dune langue) distinguishing character : genius | Son_, One’s GENlEVRE juniper [liqueur) gin [bent GENISSE lieifer [heff-r] GENITIF genitive | Au_, In the G GENOIS'-J? Genoese [djenn'o-ize\ GENOPE [&] seizing | _r' v. to seize GENOU knee [fam, tete) bald pate | Se mettre a _x devant. To go down on one’s knees to GENOUILL'ERE knee-piece : pad [elastique) knee-cap [de botte) top [fort) genouillere GENRE sort : species : way : style : description [liist. naturelle) genus [gram) gender [peint) ‘_’: domestic or fancy subject | ...entous _s,... of every description | Le bon_, Good manners | Le grand_, ‘ The correct thing ’ | _humain, Mankind GENS' [pi] [<fc f. The adj. coming before Gens is generally feminine: coming after, it is masculine] people : men (pi] Droit des_, Law of nations | Les honnetes_, Respectable people | Des jeunes_Young men | Petites_.Common people | Tres bonnes_, Very nice people [F. Gentry] _d’AFFAIRES' business men | _ d’EGLISE clergy | _ de GUERRE military men |_de LETTRES' authors : writers | _de ROBE men of the law GENT' people : tribe : folk GENTIANE [t as s] gen'tian [djenn'-che-nn] GENTIL” [<fc a.] Gentile [neat : ‘natty’ Gentil* -ille a. kind : amiable : nice : pretty : GENTIL'HOMME [pi. Gentilshommes, pr. zhon- tee-zum] nobleman : gentleman | En_, Like a gentleman | _de service, G in waiting(au- pres de, to] _RIE [the) nobility GEN ENGLISH-FRENCH GEN GEN'DER genre GEN'ERAL [e-re-1] general | In En G | _ a. general : ordinaire : d’ensemble [opinion) tres repandu [agent) d'affaires [servant) a tout faire [F. Cargo] _EFFECT [i.e. look] ensemble | _ELECTION elections legislatives (pi] For _ USE, a I’usage de tout le monde | In _USE. Tres repandu GENERALITY generalite [la) plupart Generalize [re-laize] va. generaliser Gen'erally ad. generalement: ordinairement | _received, [opin.] Tres repandu GEN'ERALSHIP [e-re-1] [the office) generalat [mil. ability) talent de general [fig) tactique Gen'erate [djenn-e-re'te] va. produire : faire _ATOR generateur | GENET' genette GENE'VA WATCH m.ontre de Geneve Ge'nial [djvnn-ye-l] a. bon : doux : bienfaisant [pers) sympathique : bienveillant: qu’on aime GE'NIUS [talent] genie GE'NIUS [pi. Men of genius] genie :'aigle ’ [mythol.: pi. Genii) genie (demon] Gentee'l a. distingue : de bon gout [polite) poli [ V. Shabby_]_lly ad. d’une maniere dis- tinguee : elegamment: tres bien Gen'tle a. doux : aimable [slope) faible [sex) beau [high) eleve | Of_birth, Bien ne -e GEN'TLE'FOL'KS [pi] gens [or personnes] comme il faut [F. remark at GENS] GEN'TLE'MAN [pi._men] ‘_’ : monsieur [by birth) liomme de bonne famille [of property) rentier [honourable man) liomme d’honneur | A thorough_, Un liomme tres comme il faut [or un galant liomme] He’s no _! Ce n’est pas un homme de bonne societe : c’est un ^manant! | _ in waiting, Gentilhomme de ~ service (to, aupres de] Country _, Gentil- i> homme campagnard : grand proprietaire | yTo behave like a _, Se conduire comme il i faut (or. en galant homme] Young_Jeune i homme [pi) jeunes gens | This ou The _, S Monsieur | That _, Ce monsieur | These, '^those gentlemen, Ces messieurs | _’s (a.) [as distinguished from lady's] d’homme |_’S CARRIAGE voiture de maitre | _FARMER proprietaire cultivateur | _’S HOUSE chateau : maison de maitre | Gen'tle'manly a. bien eleve : distingue : poli : comme il faut \ [conduct) honorable : delicat GEN'TLE NESS [la) douceur GEN FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS GIM GENTILITE paganism : Gentiles (pi] GENTILL'ATRE ‘would-be gentleman’ GENTILL'ESSE prettiness : pretty look, way, ou thing : polite act Gentill'eC -ette a. nice little : pretty little Gentiment' ad. prettily : neatly : ‘nattily’ GIlOGRAPHE geog'rapher : ordnance surveyor GEOGRAPHIE geog'raphy [re-fe] Geographique a. geographical GEoLE ("zhole] jail [style officiel) gaol GEOLIER" jailer [concierge) lodge-keeper GEOLOGIE geol'ogy | De _, [or Geologique a.] geological | GEOLOGUE geol'ogist Geometral-e a. geomet'rical : ... to scale GEOMETRE geometri'cian : mathematician GEOMETRIE geom'etry [dji] Geometrique a. geomet'rical [-menf, -lly] Exactitude_, Mathematical precision GERANCE management GERANIUM _ [dje-re'ne-ye-mm] GERANT' manager : managing partner [redac- teur-_ d’un journal) editor |_a bord, Ship's husband | Consul_, Acting consul | Direc- teur__ Managing director GERBE sheaf: bundle [eau) spout Gerber' va. to bind ... up in sheaves : to pile up GERBIER" shock : stook (of corn] small stack GERBOISE jerboa GERCE wood-louse : moth-grub [tech) shaky pieces | _r" va. to crack Ipeau) to chap GERQURE crack [peau) chap Gerer' va. to manage : to carry on GERFAUT" gerfalcon Germain" -e a. | Cousin —, First-cousin | Cousin issu de_, Second-cousin GERMANDREE germander [F. CHENE] Germanique a._manic [F. Scholar] Germaniser’ va. to Germanize GERME _m . shoot | En_, In the bud | _S’ [dime maladie] seeds: G’s |_r' vn. to sprout: to shoot [tig) to spring up GERMINAL seventh month of Republican year [‘Mar.’ 21 to ‘April’ 19] [malt-house GERMINATION" _ : sprouting | GERMOIR GERONDIF gerund | GESIER" gizzard Gesir vn. to lie [Used only in the following forms: Git. Gisons. Gisez, Gisent : Gisais, Gisait, Gisions, Gisiez, Gisaient : Gisant] GESSE vetch | _odorante, Sweet pea | _ sauvage, Everlasting pea GESTE gesture : motion : sign | Joignant le_ a la parole, Suiting the action to the word | Faits et_s, Sayings and doings | Chanson de GESTE, Song of heroic deeds [strictly, a _is a story of the time of Charlemagne] GESTICULATION" _ [djess-iik-you-leche- Gesticuler' vn. to gesticulate [you-Ze?e] [an GESl'ION" administration : management GEYSER [gay-zair] _ [gld-zeur] GIBE'CIERE pouch : game-bag : bag | Mettre GIBE'LET" gimlet [dans sa_> To bag GIBELOTTE stewed rabbit GIBERNE cartridge-pouch GIBET" gibbet 0^ : gallows (pi] GIBIER" game [F. GAME] de POTENCE* GIBOULEE spring-shower [jail-bird Giboyer’ vn. to go shooting [F. Sporting] Giboyeux' -euse a. full of game That GIBUS [pr. the s] opera-hat [often means) top- Gicler' vn. to spurt out | GICLEUR petrol jet GIFLE [fam] smack : slap : ‘warmer’ Giller' va. [fam] to give ... a slap in the face Gigantesque a. gigan'tic GIGOGN'E \ Mere_, [fig] Woman who has a ‘ troop of youngsters ’ GIGOT" [_de mouton] leg of mutton ‘ GigoteC ’ vn. to keep kicking about: to dance GIGUE jig [d>) gig | _S" [argot] shanks GILET" waistcoat [de flanelle) vest _TRICOT" jersey GILLE clown : ‘fool’ | Faire_, To slip off GIMBLETTE [m nasal] fancy biscuit GEN ENGLISH—FRENCH GET GEN*TLE' WOMAN [pi. women] dame [or demoiselle] de bonne famille | A thorough_, Une femme tres eomme il faut, tres distinguee Gen'tly ad. doucement GEN'TRY (pi] [djenn'tre] haute bourgeoisie : classes elevees (pi] County_Petite noblesse | Queer sort of_, Droles de gens Gen'uine [djenn-you-inn] a. pur : vrai: na- turel: de bon aloi | _ly ad. purement: natu- rellement: sincerement GEN'UINENESS purete : realite : authenticite GE'NUS [dji-ne-ss] genre Geological a. geologique _HAMMER marteau de geologue Geomet'rical a. geometrique | GERM germe GER'MAN [djeurme-nn] Allemand -e [a.) alle- mand [states, etc.) d’Allemagne [cousin) ger- main -e [type) gothique | To speak_, Parler allemand | _SIL'YER maillechort GERMAN'DER germandree [F. Speedwell] Ger'minate \_djeur'-mi-nete] vn. germer GER'UND gerondif Gestic'ulate [djess-tik'you-lete] vn. gesticuler GES'TURE Idjess'-tche-'r'] geste I~1 ^4- [gvette] vii. Ava. [pret.. pp. Got][become) YITtJL jjevenij- • commencer a etre [dark, rich, etc.) se faire : se ... [To ‘Get’ followed by a past participle or an adjective, is generally rendered by the reflective verb in French, as,_married, Semarier:_drunk, S’enivrer] [obtain) se procurer [receive) recevoir [have) avoir [find) trouver [catch) attraper [acquire) acquerir [earn) gagner : toucher [win) rem- porter [learn) apprendre [reach) atteindre : arriver a (at, to, ...] [in, into, en) se mettre [make, force, cause to be done) faire : se faire [put, and in nautical language) mettre [beget) engendrer | One_s at last to, On finit par | He got killed, 11 s’est fait tuer | I have got him to come, Je l’ai fait venir | He got his leg broken, 11 s’est casse la jambe \ It will — smashed, Cela se cassera | To_taken in, Se laisser attraper | Try and_him to, Decidez- le a ... : persuadez-lui de ... : essayez de lui faire ... [Don't you wish, F. Fouiller] They cannot be got, On ne pent pas se les procurer _above va. se mettre au-dessus de:surpasser _abroad vn. [report] se repandre [ F. next 2?.] GET ENGLISH-FRENCH GIM GET [guette] v. [continued] _about vn. [pers] se deplacer : sortir _aground vn. echouer |_along [F. Get on] _ahead vn. passer devant: faire des progres _at va. arriver a : parvenir a | I can't_at it, Je ne puis pas y atteindre, y arriver Easy to _at, [tech] Facile a visiter _away vn. s’en aller : s’echapper : se sauver: partir [ V. Away] [va.) faire retirer [a mark) enlever |_away [ou along] with you! Voulez- vous bien vous sauver ! _away from, se soustraire a, echapper a _back va. faire revenir : regagner : recouvrer [tm.) [come back) revenir [go back) retourner | To_ back into the carriage, Remonter en voiture | _back HOME, Retourner chez soi _better vn. se porter mieux : aller mieux _the BETTER of, l’emporter sur _... done va. faire faire _down vn. descendre _... down fa. faire descendre [swallow) avaler _forward vn. avancer : aller _... forward va. faire avancer _bold of va. s’emparer de : saisir : prendre : parvenir a : obtenir : trouver _home vn. arriver chez soi : arriver felu _in vn. entrer : se glisser dans : arriver : etre _... in va. faire entrer... [_back) faire rentrer [the harvest) rentrer [get horses in harness) . atteler | _ in DEBT, faire des dettes [to, a) devoir | _in for it, [fam] s’y mettre _into va. se mettre en : monter dans | _into a MESS [fam] se mettre dans l’embarras [or ‘ dans le petrin’ ] _... made va. faire faire _near vn. approcher, s’a (de] _off vn. [from, de) s’en aller : se sauver [a ‘mess’) s'en tirer [at, a) descendre | He got off with a fine, 11 en a ete quitte pour nne amende _... off va. [clothes, etc.) oter [stains) enlever [ship, stranded) renflouer : dechouer [person) tirer d'affaire : faire retirer ... | _off from [bargain, etc.] rompre _old vn. [ou be getting old] vieillir _on vn. avancer [progress) faire des progres : aller [in the world) faire son chemin | Getting on well, En bonne voie | They _ on very well together, Ils (elles) marchent tres bien d’accord (or, font tres bon menage] He is easy to — on with, 11 est tres accommodant | How does he _on ? Comment va-t-il? [business) Comment vont ses affaires ? | He is getting on with his studies, 11 avance beaucoup dans ses etudes | Do let me know how you are getting on, Donnez-moi de vos nouvelles, je vous en prie _ ... on va. [forward] faire avancer | I,can’t _these boots on, Je ne peux pas faire entrer [or mettre] ces chaussures _out vn. sortir [of a ‘mess’) s’en tirer [of debt) s’acquitter (de ...] [at, a) descendre | _out! Ya-t’en ! Allez-vous en! _... out va. faire sortir : tirer : chasser [stains) enlever [book, etc.) publier [unharness) deteler [boats) mettre ... a la mer _over va. passer : surmonter : se tirer de ... [finish) venir a bout de [troubles) se consoler de [coax) enjoler |_over it, [live] S’en tirer | I can’t_over it, Je n’en reviens pas _ready vn. se preparer 11 will go and _ ready, Je vais m’appreter |_ready va. appreter _rid of v. se debarrasser de : supprimer [sell) vendre : ‘ bazarder ’ _through vn. passer par : franchir [to finish) faire : niener (a bien] [book) parcourir [difficulties) se tirer de | _... through va. faire passer [s’endormir _’ to [a place] arriver a : gagner j_to SLEEP _together va. reunir [wi.) se r _under, se mettre au-dessous de ... : passer sous [F. Weigh] _up vn. se lever | __ up ! Debout! [va. come ou go up) monter [fetch up) faire monter ... [hoist) lever: hisser [linen) blanchir [arrange) organiser [prepare) faire : etablir : preparer : se mettre au courant de ... | _up STEAM, chauffer | It is beautifully got up, Celaatres bonne fagon | To_up [a scene] splendidly, Monter ... luxueusement _well,_well again vn. [recover) se retablir [get healed) se guerir [sible de s’en tirer ! GETT'ING OVER | There is no _ it! Impos- The GET-UP [The GETTING-UP] Le fini : la fagon : la mise en scene [bal. sheet) etab- iissement [mus) la facture [pictures) le faire GE'UM URBA'NUM [e-rbe-ne-m] la benoite GEW'GAW [gliiou'-ga, a comme o dans sort] babiole : bagatelle GHAST'LINESS paleur effrayante Gh'ast'ly a. pale : affreux : horrible : macabre GHER'KIN cornichon GH'OST spectre : revenant | To give up the _, Rendre fame | The Holy _, Le Saint’- Esprit | _STORY liistoire de R (-s] Gli'o'stly a. spirituel [spectral) de spectre Gl'ANT-US'S [djai-e-nnte] geant -e GIBB'ERISH iqhibb] jargon : baragouin GIBB'ET [djibb'-ett'] gibet Gihh'eted pp. attache au gibet GIBE [djaibe] raillerie : rire moqueur _va. railler : se moquer (at, de] GIB'LETS [djibb] [pi] abatis Gidd'ily [gliidd-e-le]ad. etourdimeut:a I'etour- die | GIDD'INESS etourdissement: vertige [fig) etourderie \ Gidd'y a. etourdi : volage [heights, etc.) vertigineux | It makes me —, Cela me donne le vertige | '— goat,’ Etourdi (GIFT don: present :cadeau [fig) talent | Deed of_, Donation entre vifs | In the_of, a la nomination de | New-year’s —, Etrennes (pi] ^Gift'ed a. done | A_MAN, Un homme de talent : un homme bien doue GIG cabriolet [boat) yole : youyou [tech) lai- v neuse | In a_, En C Gigan'tie [djai-gann'tik] a. gigantesque (GIG'GLE rire etoufte [vn.) ricaner 'gjGild va. dorer | GILD'ER doreur l GILDYNG dorure | Dead_, Dorure mate GILL [djill] ‘ canon ’ (fam] 13 centilitres GILL'IE, GHILL'IE, [glvilli] serviteur GILLYFLOWER [djilli] giroflee : julienne GILLS [ghillz] [pi] [of a fish) ouies [of fowls) jabot (sing] GILT [ghillt] dorure : ‘profit’ [a.) dore | _ top, Tete doree \ -edged a. dore sur tranche [ V. Securities] GIM'BALS [ghimm-be-lze] [pi] balanciers GIM'CRACK [djimm] bibelot : brimborion GIM'LET [ghimm-le-tt] vrille GIMP [gliimmpp] brandebourg GIN FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS GLA GINGEMBRE [m nasal] ginger GINGERLINE [tech] brown mohair GINGUET’ poor stuff [wine] _-ette a. poor GINSENG"_ [djinn-segng] GIRANDOLE chandelier | GIRAFE giraffe GIRAUMONT- pumpkin [J>) ‘old tub’ GIROFLE cloves (pi] Essence de _, Oil of C | Un clou de_, A clove GIROFLEE gilliflower : wall-flower | — a cinq feuilles,’ A slap (in the face] GIRON" lap [de Veglise) pale : bosom GIROUETTE vane [fam) weather-cock Gisant’ part. pres. [V. Gesir] lying GISEMENT’ bearing : lie : bed [filons) run Gisent [V. Gesir] lie | Ci-glt, Here lies GITE home : shelter : night’s lodging [du lievre) form [min) vein [charbon) seam | Dernier —, Last resting-place GiTE [<&] list | Donner de la_, To list Giter" vn. to lodge : to lie GIVRE rime : hoar-frost | GIVRE serpent Glabre a. [hot] glabrous [figure) clean-shaven GLACE ice : freezing-point [verre) plate-glass [miroir) mirror : looking-glass [dime voiture) window [cuts) rich gravy : glazing [fig) chill | a la_, Iced | _depolie [p7io(]’Ground glass | Frapper a_, To ice GLAC£ glaze Glace-e a. frozen : icy : cold : frosty [poli, cati) glazed [ecorce) candied | Fruits_s, Crystallized fruits | Glacer* v. to freeze : to chill : to ice [catir) to glaze [au sucre) to candy Glaciaire a. glacial | Periode_, Glacial epoch Glacial -e a. icy : freezing [vent) cutting [mer) frozen [fig) cold GLACIER" _ [limonadier) dealer in ices GLACIERE ice-house : refrigerator [amas) GLACIS’ ‘_’: slope [peinture) glazing [glacier GLAQON” piece of ice [qui pend) icicle GLADIATEUR glad'iator | GLAlEUL iris GIN ENGLISH-FRENCH GLA GIN [djvnri] [liquor) ‘gin’: genievre [windlass) chevre [snare) trebuchet : piege [cotton_) machine a egrener [ea.) egrener | _BLOCK chape \_ DRINKER buveur (-euse) d'absinthe -SHOP debit de spiritueux GINGELL'Y OIL huile de sesame GIN'GER [pr. djinWdje-r] gingembre | -BEER | -BREAD pain d’ejpice | -BREAD-NUT nonnette | _ADE limonade gazeuse (au G] Gin'gerly [g, dj] ad. [fam] doucement : en tatonnant | To handle ... _, Menager GING'HAM [ghigngh'm] guingan GINN'ING [dj] egrenage GIP'SY [pr. djippse] bohemien -enne : tzigane [English_) gipsy [child, in fun) ‘ coquin-e’ Gird [pr. gueurde] va. [pret. & pp. Girt: style sout., Girded] ceindre : environner (de, with] [bind) lier [put on) mettre : se revetir de ... [clothe, with, de) vetir [a horse) sangler GIR'DER [gheur-deur] poutre [smaller) pout- relle : solive | H_, P en double T GIR'DLE [glie-r] ceinture [va. poet) ceindre GIRL [gueurle] fille : jeune F : demoiselle [V. Good] School-_, Eleve : ecoliere | Little _, Fillette | When I was a_, Quand jeteas, jeune [In compounds it often forms a new word in _iere, as Work-_, Ouvriere] GIRL'HOOD jeunesse | Girlish a. ... de jeune fille GIRTH [ghe-r] sangle | In_, De tour GIRT'-LINE [ghe-r] [&] cartahu GIST [djisst] fond : essentiel Give [ghivv, i bref] va. [pret. Gave, pr. ghee : pp. Given] donner : livrer [to tell: to_pain, place, a call, credit, compliments, heed, etc.) faire [account of) rendre (compte de] indiquer [to transmit ... to, a) transmettre : remettre [apply) appliquer [to sound) sonner [a groan, a cry) pousser [... a look) lancer [a blow) porter [■mi. to yield) ceder : plier [stretch) preter | He is_n to ..., 11 se livre a ... : il est porte a ... | I’ll_it to him, [fam] Je lui dirai ma fa^on de penser [punish) je lui reglerai son compte | He gave it up for a bad job, 11 n‘y tint plus | I’d_ANYTHING to, Jedonnerais tout pour _away, donner : abandonner — ... back,_... again, rendre (to, a] _EAR to, preter I’oreille a _forth, emettre : annoncer : publier _him GROUND to, Lui donner cause de _in, donner : rendre [to.) ceder : plier : s’af- • faisser [to admit o’s wrong, etc.) ceder | He won’t_in, 11 ne veut pas en demordre _in to, ceder a : se soumettre a [V. LIFT, RIDE, NOTICE, WALL, etc.] _o’self to,_one’s MIND to, s’adonner a _out, emettre : annoncer : publier [say) dire [deal) distribuer [to.) s’affaisser : plier _over, livrer [to leave off) cesser [law) ceder [leave) laisser | _n over [V.l lines below] _and take, donnant donnant _up, livrer : ceder : remettre : abandonner [a newsp.) cesser de s’abonner a | _it up, [of riddles] Jeter sa langue aux chiens! | _ up going, Renoncer a (y) aller | _o’self up, Se rendre [habits, etc. to, a) se livrer | _up the ghost, Rendre Vame | Given up, [dying] con- damne : * fini ’ _ ... WARNING, avertir [to servant) donner son conge a [leaving house) donner conge _ WAY vn. ceder (a, to] plier : se relacher : reculer [fall) tomber [stretch) preter [to grief, etc.) s’abandonner (to, a] _WAY! [&] Avant! Avant partout! Giv'e’n a. <fe pp. | In a_time, Dans un delai determine : dans un temps donne | _ a triangle ..., Etant donne un T ... GIV'ER donneur -ease : dispensateur -trice GIV'ING don | _ OUT distribution GIZZ'ARD gesier | That sticks in his_, [tres fam] Cela lui tient au coeur Gla'cial [gle-cieid] a. glacial: glaciaire [mud) morainique Glad a. content: aise : bien aise : heureux [to, de] To be_to hear, Apprendre avec plaisir Gladd'e’n [glad'n] va. rejouir GLADE [gle'de] clairiere : alle'e GLADIO'LUS glaieul Glad'ly ad. avec plaisir : volontiers GLAD'NESS joie : plaisir GLA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS GLO GLAIRE glair | Glairer' va. to glair GLAISE clay | Terre_, (a.) Potter’s clay Glaiser' va. to puddle | Glaiseux' -euse a. GLAISIERE clay-pit [clayey GLAIVE [fig] sword | GLANAGE gleaning GLAND” acorn : earth-nut [de rideau) tassel GLANDE [anat] gland Glande-e a. [cheval] ... with the glanders GLANDEE crop of acorns Glandulaire a._lar GLANE handful of ears [d’oignons) string Glaner' va. to glean GLANEUR -EUSE gleaner | GLANURE gleanings (pi] Glapir vn. [renard) to bark [chien) to yelp [pers, lapin) to squeak | Glapissant'-e a. yelping : squeaking [voix) squeaky GLAPISSEMENT' yelping : barking : squeaking GLAS' passing bell : knell Glauque a. glaucous : bluey-green GLEBE ground : soil : clod [eccles.) glebe GLENE coil | Glener' va. to coil GLISSADE slide : sliding : slip [Alpes) ‘glis- Glissant'-e a. slippery : ticklish Lsade’ GLISSE'MENT' slipping : sliding Glisser" v. to slide : to slip [insinuer) to slip in [serpent) to glide | Se_, To slip : to creep GLISSEUR slider [in : dans, into GLISSIERE guide : slide-bar GLISSOIR guide-block | GLISSOIRE slide Global-e a. taken in the lump | Produit_, GLOBE_ : ball [d’un roi) orb [Total amount GLOBULE_ [ang. pr. glob'youle, o dans sort] Glohuleux' -euse a. globular Tin GLOIRE glory : pride | Se faire_de, To glory GLORIA cup of coffee with brandy in it GLORIETTE summer-house : arbour GLORIEUX' -EUSE pompous ou conceited man [ou woman] [a.) glorious : proud : conceited [-semenf -ly] fond of show GLORIFICATION- _ [fcec7ie-mi Glorifier' va. to glorify | Se_de, To glory in GLORIOLE vainglory GLOSE comment: criticism : gloss Gloser' va. to comment (sur, on] to criticize GLOSEUR -EUSE ‘ regular fault-finder ’ GLOSSAIRE gloss'ary GLOSSATEUR com'mentator (de, on] GLOTTE glottis GLA ENGLISH—FRENCH GLO GLAM'OUR [me-r] magie : charme : eclat GLANCE [qlannce] coup d’ceil: eclat [at, de) aperQ.y [of, de) regard [rn.) jeter un coup d’ceil (at, sur] [to shine) briller | _off, ricocher | _through [a book,etc.]parcourir : jeter les yeux (sur] GLAND glande [U. Ganglion. Fr.] [tech) serre- garniture | _and STUFFING BOX, boite a etoupe : presse-etoupe GLANDERS [qlann' de-rze] (pi] morve (GLARE eclat : lumiere eblouissante [fierce | look) regard perqant [bookbind) glaire JS Glare vn. eblouir [with, par) etre eclaire [at, >2 ...) regarder ... d’un air feroce | Gla'ring a. eclatant : notoire : choquant : criant : eblouissant : qui creve les yeux GLASS verre [_ goods) verreries (pi] [window _) vitre [plate_) glace [cut_) cristal (taille] [eye-_) monocle [magnifying—) loupe [looking_) miroir : glace [spy_) telescope : lunette d'approclie [weather-_) barometre [hour _) sablier | A wine-_, Un verre a vin | A_of wine, Un verre de vin | Half a _of wine, Un doigt de vin | ‘_with care ! ’ ‘Fragile!’ | Under_[garden] Sous chassis : en serre (froide] -BLOW'ER verrier [tech) souffleur | -CASE vitrine | — CLOTH, torchon pour cristaux | — DOOR, porte vitree \ -FRAME, chassis | -HOUSE serre | -PAPER, papier de verre | _SHADE cloclie : verre | STAINED_. verre de coulexir : vitraux (pi] Stained _ WINDOW', vitrail | -WORKS verrerie [cut) cristallerie Glass a. ... de verre GLASS'ES [pi] lunettes | To put on one’s —, Mettre ses L | Glass'y a. vitreux GLAZE [a, e ] vernis [va.) vitrer [varnish) ver- nisser [cards, pastry) glacer [paper) satiner [linen) lustrer | _d CALICO percaline GLA ZIER vitrier | GLA'ZING vernis : vernis- sure : glavage [of window) vitrage : vitrerie GLEAM [glime'] rayon : lueur [-un.) ra.yonner : luire (with, de] _ing a. rayonnant Glean [gltne] va. glaner [grapes) grappiller GLEA'NER glaneur-euse : grappilleur-eitse GLEA'NING glanage : grappillage GLEBE [glibe] fee terre : terrain | _LAND terre dependant, de la cure : terre d eglise GLEE joie : gaite [song) chanson a reprises ■ GLEET [med] ecoulement GLEN [glenn] vallon | —- ..., Val de ... Glib, -tongue’ll, a. qui a la langue deliee or ‘ bien pendue ’ : doucereux Glih'ly ad. avec faccmde : doucereusement Glide [gla'idd] vn. cooler : glisser |_through, [cut] fendre | GLI'DER planeur GLIMM'ER lueur faible [vn.) entre-luire [daybreak) poindre | _ing a. faible GLIMPSE lueur [glance) coup d’oeil | To get, ou catch, a_of, Entrevoir Glis't'en [st, ss] vn. chatoyer : etinceler GLITT'ER lustre : eclat [wi.) reluire [V. Gold Gloat over [glote] vn. couver des yeux [fig) se regaler de : se rejouir de GLOBE _ | -FLOWER trolle d'Europe : boule d or | -TROTTER Glob'ular [you-le-r] a. globuleux : spherique GLOOM [ou GLOO'MINESS] obscurite : te- s nebres (pi] [fig) air sombre : tristesse <sGloo'inily ad. obscurement: avec tristesse ■gjGloo'my a. sombre : triste : lugubre | — thoughts, Idees noires Glo'rify [fai] va. glorifier Glo'rious [ri-e-ss] a. glorieux [scene, etc.) raa- gnifique : superbe : splendide | —ly ad. glo- rieusement: avec gloire [splendidly) magni- fiquement GLO'RY [la) gloire [vn.) se glorifier (in, de] GLOSS lustre : cati : appret [comments) glose To put a_on ..., [cloth, etc.] Lustrer | To take the_off. Delustrer | To_over, Pallier Gloss'y a. lustre : luisant GLO ENGLISH-FRENCH GO GLOVE [fifZe-u] gant fca | Kid_S, gants de chevreau | White kid _S, Gants blancs | To be hand and_with. Etre comme les deux doigts de la main ] -STRETCHER baguettes | _TRADE ganterie [The unit in glove sizes is identical in England and France, and is based on the old Fr. ‘pouce’ divided into GLOV'ER [j/Ze-w-r] gantier -iere [12 ‘ lignes’] GLOW' [grZo] eclat [redness) rouge [tire) feu | _ of health, Teint de sante | Nice [warmth] Douce chaleur | -LAMP lampe a incandescence | -WORM ver luisant | Glow vn. [to burn) bruler : rayonner (with, de] [shine) Glo'w'iny a. ardent: briilant: rouge Lbriller Gloze over va. donner un vernis a : pallier GLUE colie-forte : colle [va.) coller | Marine_, Glu marine -POT pot a colle * Glum ’ [gle-mml a. renfrogne GLUT [gfZe-Z] surabondance : exces [va. -tted) gorger : rassasier [the market) encombrer GLUTTON [gle-t-'nn] glouton -nne | _ous a. glouton : ‘goulu’ | _ly ad. en glouton GLUTT'ONY [gle-te-ne] gloutonnerie G'narle’d [narlde] a. noueux G nash one’s teeth va. grincer des dents G’NASH'ING grincement G NAT [natte] cousin G'naw [g mil] va. ronger | _ING rongement G'NU [niou] gnou [pr. g~\ GO [fam. for ‘push'] entrain : energie | ‘At a_,’ D’un coup | ‘All the_,’ Le ‘chic’ | It's all the_, Cela fait rage [or fureur] Here’s a pretty_! ’ ‘Nousvoiladansdebeauxdraps!' | It’s no _!’ Qa ne passe pas! Pas moyen! / i [yo] vn. [imp. Went: pp. Gone, o comme dans sort] [from, de : to, a, en] aller : marcher : passer : se rendre : contribuer [to leave) s’en aller : partir [accomplish, etc.) faire [disappear) disparattre [turn) tourner [become) devenir [sell) se vendre [lead, roads) aller : mener | I will_ and get ready, Je vais m’appreter | To let _, [ V. Let, v.] As times_Par le temps qui court | How goes [on pr goze\ the time ? Quelle lieure est-il ? | Who goes there ? Qui vive ? | To be going, [dying] Se mourir : s’en aller | I must be going, 11 faut que je m’en aille | Where are you going? Oil allez-vous ? | I don’t think the rain is going to last, Je ne crois pas que la pluie dure | He is going to be ..., 11 va etre ... | Well! here goes! An petit bonheur ! — about vn. aller <;a et la [d>) virer (de bord] — abroad vn. aller a l’etranger[_out) sortir [spread) se repandre Ttrairea _against va. aller contre [thwart) etre con- _ahead, aller de l’avant |_ahead! En avant! _alony, vn. s'en aller : marcher : aller _and lind, and tell him, Aller chercher, aller — astern ! En arriere! Llui dire que _at it, [fam] s’y mettre _away, s'en aller : partir [V. Away] _away with, [take away] emporter : enlever _back, retourner: s’en retourner [draw back) reculer [V. Dedire] Tsur ses pas _back ayain, rebrousser chemin : retourner _backward, aller a reculons [fig) reculer _backward and forward [ V. ' To & fro’] _bad, [ou sour, etc.] se gater _between, s’entremettre : s’interposer _beyond, aller au dela : exceder : depasser _by', passer [just by) passer devant [time) s’ecouler | The time is gone bv' when, Le temps n’est plus on | _' by, juger d’apres : se regler sur | He goes by the name of C D, 11 est connu sous le nom de C D [or, il repond au nom de C D] _by steam, marcher a la vapeur _down, descendre [to the country) aller [fall) tomber [decline) baisser [ship) eouler (a fond] [sun. moon) se coucher | Anything will_ down with them, [fam] Ils avaleraient des couleuvres [vulg) ‘ils gobent tout’ | _down the RIVER, descendre la riviere fnouveau _down ayain, redescendre : s’enfoncer de _for, aller chercher [a walk, a ride, a trip) aller faire [to pass for) passer pour [slang) se precipiter sur : [lui) ‘ sauter dessus ’ _forth, sortir | _forward, avancer _from, quitter : s’ecarter de [to fail in) man- quer a | Gone from home, Absent _halves with, etre de moitie avec _in, entrer [ V. Get in] Gone in, [sent] Rendu | _in to dinner, Rentrer diner _in for, [fam] se faire une spe'cialite de [exam) se presenter a [compete) concourir [be for) se decider pour | He goes in for cycling, 11 fait de la bicyclette | I shall_in for a watch, Je vais me payer une montre | _ in for it! _ in and out, aller et venir [‘Allez-y!’ _into, entrer dans : s’occuper de ... | _fully into, Approfondir _into MOURNING, se mettre en deuil _it! [vulg] Allez done! En avant! | He’s going it! 11 s’en donne de la bonne faQon! _off, [leave, explode) partir [very well, badly) se passer : marcher [expire) mourir : rendre lame [be sold) s’ecouler | Let her_off! [&] Laissez arriver! _on, aller : avancer : continuer : passer outre [to start again, as trains, or steamers) repartir [take place) se passer : se poursuivre [behave) se comporter | These gloves won’t_on, Je ne peux pas mettre ces gants | To_on in front, Prendre les devants | To_on increasing, Aller en augmentant | He goes on to say ..., 11 dit ensuite ... | He is going on badly, [in morals] 11 se conduit mal | He went on reading the newspaper, 11 continua a lire le journal | This has been going on for six months, Voila six mois que cela dure | While all this was going on, Sur ces entrefnites _on with, continuer : commencer (a] Some work to_on with, Du travail en attendant _out, sortir [to, a, en, dans) aller : s’en aller [get down) descendre [visiting) aller dans le monde [become extinguished) s’eteindre | To _out hunting, Aller a la cliasse _over, [drive over) passer sur : ecraser [to, a, en) passer : traverser [examine or run over hastily) parcourir _round, tourner : circuler | _round the town, faire le tour de la ville _so far as to, aller jusqu’a _ throuyh, [ou,_through with] passer par : traverser : fendre [to run over) parcourir [suffer) subir : souffrir [one’s letters) depouil- ler (son courrier] _through with it, mener la chose * bonne fin [v. next page] GLO FRAN £ AIS—AN GL AIS GOL GLOUGLOU gurgling | _ter' vn. to gobble GLOUSSEMENT' clucking | Glousser' vn. to GLOUTERON” burdock : burr l_cluck GLOUTON" -NNE glutton [a.) gluttonous [■nne'menf -ly] GLO UTONNE'RIE glut- GLTJ bird-lime |_marine, Marine glue [tony Gluant' -e a. sticky | GLUAU limed twig GLUCOSE [s, z] _ [glou'-koce] Gluer’ va. to lime | GLUI thatch : straw : reed GLUTEN"_ | Glutineux* -euse a._nous GLYCERINE _ | GLYCINE [cliim) _ [hot) GNEISS _ [Wistaria ‘ GNTAF’ [n-yaf] cobbler : regular muff ‘ GN IOLE ’ brandy | GNOU g'nu Go | Tout de Straight qtf: without ceremony GOBE'LET" goblet: cup [4>) funnel | Tours de _s (pi] Thimble-hugging : juggling GOBE'LIN" goblin | _S' Government tapestry ‘ Gobe'lotter' ’ vn. to tipple [works GOBE MOUCHES- fly-catcher [pers) ‘flat’ Gober' va. [fam] to ‘ bolt ’ [saisir) to ‘ nail ’ [fig) to swallow : to take in | ‘ Se_To think too much of o’s : to ‘ suffer from swelled head ’ se Goberger' vr. to indulge o’s GOBEUR [pers] ‘tremendous swallow’:1 gull’ ‘ GOBSECK ’ [fam] Un_, A 1 close shaver ’ ‘ GODAILL'E' ‘ spree ’ : feasting * Godaill'er *’ vn. to keep on drinking GODE LUREAU fop GODE'NOT" puppet Goder' [or Faire_] va. to pucker GODET" cup [pour les couleurs) pan : saucer [drague) bucket [fonderie) jet | _graisseur, Lubricator GODICHE, GODICHON ' 1 muff‘ flat ’ GODILL’E scull [V. ce mot]_r' vn. to scull ‘ GODILL'OT" ’ soldier's boot [pers) foot-soldier GODIVEAU pie (similar to a sausage roll] GOTLAND” sea-gull: gull | _argente. Herring G | _a manteau noir, Black-backed G | _ cendre, Common G | _tridactyle, Ivittiwake GOELETTE schooner | _carree, Topsail S GOliMON'' wrack : sea-weed [V. VRAIC] GOGO ‘ credulous flat ’ | a_, To one's heart’s content GOGUE'NARD" -E ‘old joker’ [n.) bantering: chaffing | _r* vn. to jeer : to chaff GOGTJE'NARDERIE jeer : bantering GOGUETTES' [pi] merry stories | En _, ‘ Jolly ’ : 1 fresh ’ : who has [ou had] been drinking (ou ‘ on the spree ] GOINFRE [vulg] 'greedy guts' | _V v. to stuff GOINFRERIE stuffing : ‘feed ’ GOITRE [pers) ‘_’ [tumeur) wen GOLFE gulf | Le_du Lion, The G. of Lyons | Le_de Gascogne, The Bay of Biscay GO ENGLISH-FRENCH GOM GO [go] vn. [continued] _to, [a pers] aller trouver | _to France, to Paris, aller en F, a P | ‘_ to the dogs,’ prendre le chemin de l’hopital: se perdre _to bed, aller se coucher — to ruin, etc., tomber en mine |_to smash [tres fam] se casser : tomber en pieces [bankrupt) faire faillite — up, monter : remonter : s’elever [from the country) aller [present one’s self) se presenter | _up to, aller a [accost) aborder | _ up the RIVER, remonter la riviere _ up and down, monter et descendre [run about) courir (ja et la fs’associera _ with, aller avec : acompagner [agree with) _without, se passer de [citer GOAD [gode] aiguillon [va.) aiguillonner : ex- Go'-ahead' [pr. go'-e-hedd'] a. entreprenant [bold) hardi | He’s a_ FELLOW, 11 va de l’avant | In_STYLE, a grandes guides GOAL [pole) but [V. Football] GOAT (gote) chevre | He-_, Bouc | Wild_, Bouquetin |_'HERD chevrier | -MOTH gate- bois | _S-BEARD [bot] barbe-de-bouc | -SUCKER engoulevent | GOATEE' barbe Gob'ble up va. avaler [de bouc GO'-BETWEEN intermediate GOB'LET [gob-lett] gobelet' GO'-BY | To give... the_Bruler la politesse a GO'-CART charrette d’enfant GOD Dieu | '-DATJG'H’TER filleule _'-FATHER parrain | _'-MOTHER mar- raine [V. Fonts, Fr.] GOD'SON filleul GODD'ESS deesse | GOD'HEAD Divinite God'less a. athee: impie | God'like a. divin GOD'LINESS piete: devotion God'ly a. pieux : de Dieu [ad.) pieusement GODOWN' [India, etc.] entrepot: magasin GOD'SEND bonne aubaine GOD'SHIP divinite | GOD'-SPEE'D succes | To wish him_, Lui souhaiter bon voyage GOD'WIT barge GO'ER | A good_, ... qui va bien | Comers and_s [pi] Allants et venants Gol’f'er va. gaufrer | _e'd edge a. gaufre Gog'gle vn. rouler de gros yeux _EYES, Yeux en boules de loto GOG'GLES lunettes [fam) ‘besides’ GO'ING marclie [leaving) depart | _BACK retour [to school) retdree (des classes] IN entree | _ OUT sortie | _ IN AND OUT' _TO AND FRO' allees et venues, pi [traffic) circulation | _S [pi] demarches | ‘_S ON’ [pi] ‘ctioses’: faits et gestes | These are fine _! C’est du joli! [V. Nouvelle] GOLD or [a.) d’or : en or | All is not _ that glitters, Tout ce qui reluit n'est pas or | As good as_, [child] Sage comme tine image \ To stop with_, [teeth] Aurifier | -BEATER batteur d’or | _-_’S SKIN baudruche -| _-CREST roitelet huppe | —'-DIGGER cher- cheur d’or | _ DUST poudre d’or | _ FIELDS placer | _'-FISH poisson rouge : dorade \ -LE'AF or en feuille | _ RING bague en or | _WATCH montre en or Go'lde'n a. [poet) d’or [gilded) dore [precious, etc.) precieux : heureux : excellent | -CHAIN faux-ebenier | _ME'A'N [le) juste-milieu | -ROD verge d’or |_SYR'UP melasse raffinee _ WEDDING noces d’or (pi] [V.WREN] GO'LDFINCH chardonneret GO'LDSMITH orfevre | _S WORK orfevrerie GOLF ' — ’1 GOLOSH'ES [pi] galoches GOM'EREL [Scotch] niais : imbecile GOM FRAN AIS—AN GL AIS GOR GOMMAGE gumming GOMME gum | -ELASTIQVE india-rubber | _a ENGRE ink-eraser GOMME-GXJTTE gamboge Gommer' va. to gum : to mix ... with gum ‘GOMMEUX-’ ‘masher’: dandy _-euse a. gummy : ... yielding gum GOMMIER" gum-acacia GOND" hinge | Sortir des_s, To get in a rage | Mettre ... hors des_s, To drive ... wild GONDOLAGE warping : swelling GONDOLE gondola Gondoler’ vn. to warp : to get out of straight [fam, vr.) to shake [ou ‘split’] with laughter GONDOLIER"_ [en ang. pr. gonn'-de-lire] Gonfle-e a. swollen • puffed up (de, with] GONFLEMENT" swelling : inflation [eye.) blowing up : inflation Gonfler' v. to swell : to puff up [ballon) to inflate [un pneu) to inflate : to blow up GONG [pr. final gr] _ GON1N" | Maitre_, ‘A deep old rascal’ GONNE [tar-) barrel | GORD" fishery Gordien" a. Gordian GORET" little pig .‘dirty pig’ GORGE throat: breast: neck [fort) defile [ravin) gorge [gorrdje'] [tech) groove | a_deployte, With all one’s might | Faire des_s chaudes de, To chuckle over | Mal a la_, [or de_] Sore throat | Rendre _, To bring up [fig) to disgorge | ... a_, [tech] Grooved GORGE-DE-PIGEON" shot-colours (pi] coppered indigo [a. invar.) shot (silk] GORGEE mouthful: gulp [petite) sip | Gorger’ . va. to gorge [fig) to glut': to load (de, with] GORILL'E gorilla [go-ril-le] GON ENGLISH-FRENCH GOS vGonepp [V. Go] alle : parti [lost) perdu © [dead) mort [time) passe : ecoule [at auction) m adjuge | Far _, Avance [dying) bien bas | § Going, going, gone! [auction] C'est bien vu, "3 bien entendu, adjuge ! °GONG_: tam-tam GOOD bien : bon : avantage | _a. [compar. Better, siiperl. Best] [to, a, pour] bon : bien [fit) convenable : avantageux [honest) de bien [sound) valide [person, com) solide [for, pour) bon | _and evil, Le bien et le mal [or du bien, etc.] For_, [for_and all] Pour tout de bon | It isn’t __ Ce n’est pas bon (-line] It is no_, It is_for nothing, Cela ne vaut rien [or n’est bon a rien] Too _ to be true, Trop beau pour etre vrai j That is as — as saying .... Autant dire que ... | What_is it to say ... ? a quoi sert de dire ... ? | What is the_of ... ? a quoi bon ... ? | As_as, Aussi bon que : presque : comme [F. New] It is as _as, ou not so_as, Cela vaut [or ne vaut pas] ... | To be as_as one’s WORD, Tenir sa parole | I’m as _a MAN as he is, Je le vaux bien | It will do him_, Cela lui fera du bien | To be_, be a _ BOY ou GIRL, Etre sage [F. Gold] To be so_as to, Vouloir bien ... : etre assez bon pour ... | Be so _ as to, Veuillez ... | To make_, Compenser : remplir : indemniser ... de : soutenir [mend) reparer | _BREE'DING politesse : savoir- vivre |_bye! Adieu! |_bye till to-morrow, Au revoir, a demain ! | _DAY ! Bonjour! | To bid ... _day, or night, etc., Souhaiter le bonjour, le bonsoir (a] A _ DE'AL, beau- coup : une quantite | By a _ deal, De beau- coup | I would a _ deal rather, J’aimerais bien mieux | In_EARNEST, serieusement: tout de bon [ F. HUMOUR] _ LUCK bon- heur : bonne chance | A_MANY beaucoup (de] bon nombre (de] [ F. MIND] _MORNING! Bonjour! | _NIGHT! Bonsoir! [going to bed) Bonne nuit! | _NA'TURE bonhomie : bon naturel | _-na'ture'd a. bon | _ THING [F. Galon] In _ TIME, a temps | _ WHILE longtemps | It is a _ WHILE ago, 11 y a longtemps |_WILL bienveillance: bonne volonte [com) clientele Good'-for-nothing a. | _SCAMP vaurien ‘ GOOD'IES ’ (pi] ‘ nanan ’ : du nanan Good'Iy a. tres bon : tres beau GOOD'NESS bonne qualite [to, de) bonte | For _ sake ...! De grace ...! | ‘_knows how,’ ‘ Dieu sait comme ’ GOODS [pi] marchandises [household) biens I Dry_, Nouveautes et lingerie | Manufactured _, Produits manufactures | _and chattels, Biens et effets | _and parcels, Articles de messcigerie | Fancy_, Articles de fantaisie [or de Paris] PIECE_Etoffes en pieces \ Stolen_Objets voles | Receiver of stolen _Receleur-en.se |_'-DEPARTMENT [«Sl] messageries (pi]_'-MANAGER directeur des messageries | _'-OFFICE bureau de M [or de factage] _' STATION [steche-nn] gare de marchandises | _'-TRAIN, _'-TRUCK, _'-VAN train, wagon, de marchandises | By _train, En [or par] petite vitesse GOOSE igoiice'] [pi. geese] oie [tailor’s)carreau| ‘ What’s sauce,’ etc., Ce qui est bon pour l’un -e est bon pour l’autre | _ with the golden EGGS,Ponle auxoeufs d’or | Green_, Oison | _STEP pas d’e'cole [German) pas de Voie GOOS'EBERRY [gouze-he-re] groseille (a ma- quereau] -BUSH groseillier (aM. or epineux] GO'PHER spermophile GOR'DIAN K'NOT [gord-ye-nn nott] To cut the_, Trancher le nceud gordien GORE sang (caille] [needlework) pointe _va. piquer : donner un coup de come a GORGE [gorrdje] gorge [va.) gorger : avaler : rassasier (with, de] _o’self, se gorger Gor'geous [dje-ss] fastueux -ense : magnifique [-ly, -mt] _NESS splendeur : magnificence GOR'GET hausse-col [med) gorgeret :g Gor'mandize vn. ‘bafrer’ | _R‘goinfre’ - GOR'MANDIZING gourmandise[ GORSE [o comme dans sort] ajonc Go'rv [6] a. sanglant: ensanglante GOS'HAWK autour | GOS'LING ,[s. *] oison GOS'PEL Evangile [fig) parole d’Evangile GOSS'AMER fils de la Vierge • filandres (pi] GOSS'IP [<fc f.~\ commere : causeur [tattle) com- merage : caquetage : ‘potins’ (pi] [familiar talk) causerie | _vn. bavarder : ‘ potiner ’ GOS FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS GRA GOSIER" throat: wind-pipe [voix) voice | Avoir une eponge dans le_, [fig] To be fond of a GOSSE [4>] ear-ring [glass ‘GOSSE’ ‘kid': ‘youngster’: brat: mere lad GOT'H' [pr. go] Goth [til fort: o dans sort] GOTHIQUE [<fc a.] Gothic [caractere) black- letter [fam) old English [typ) ‘ black ’ GOUACHE opaque water-colour: water-colour Gouaill’ei” va. to chaff | _LL'ERIE joke : chaff | GOUAILL’EUR-EUSE joker GOUDRON" tar | _ mineral, Gas-T | _ vegetal, Wood-T | _NNAGE tarring [4>) paying _nner‘ va. to tar [&) to pay | Toile_ee, GOUFFRE gulf [&) whirlpool [Tarpaulin GOUGE _ [en ang. pr. gaoudje] GOUJAT- mortar-boy [fig) ‘ low lot ’: blackguard GOUJON" gudgeon [charp) dowel GOUJURE notch | GOULEE [vulg] gulp GOULET' neck [*) narrow pass ‘GOULIAFRE’ [pop] glutton [«.) greedy GOULOT" neck Tous : greedy GOULU -E ‘greedy dog ’ [ou thing] [a.) raven- GoulrtmenP ad. greedily : ravenously GOUMIER‘S‘ Arab soldiers (under Fr.officers] GOUPILL'E pin:cotter:key | -conique,Taper pin | _fendue. Split pin | _r‘ va. to pin GOUPILL’ON" holy-water sprinkler : bottle- GOURBET” sea-reed [arundo arenaria] [brush GOURBI Arab hut: shelter Gourd’ -e a. numb : benumbed GOURDE gourd [a cognac) flask GOURDIN" cudgel [4>) rope’s end GOURGANDINE street-walker GOURMADE ‘whap’:‘smack’: blow GOURMAND" -E _ : greedy ... : glutton [a.) greedy : fond (de, of] f. of good living | —er‘ va. to check : to curb : to snub : to rebuke GOURMANDI SE gormandizing : greediness GOURME strangles [enfants) scabs (pi] Jeter sa_, [fig] To sow one’s wild oats Gouriner' va. to curb : to hit : to pitch into | Se _, vr. To ‘pitch into each other’ | Etre gourme, To be stiff | GOURMET" epicure GOURMETTE curb: chain [fig) ‘rope’ GOURNABLE tree-nail | _r‘ va. to tree-nail GOUSSE pod : shell [d’ail) clove GOUSSET‘ arm-pit: pocket: fob : gusset GOUT" taste : savour : flavour : relish : style : liking | De bon —, Tasteful: graceful | Prendre _a, To take a liking to GOUTER" light repast (in the afternoon] GoiUer’ v. to taste : to try (..., de, a] to relish : to like : to have a taste for : to eat a little ... | Moins goute, Less liked : not so much appreciated | Tres goute, Much appreciated GOUTTE drop [maladie) gout [ad.) an atom : the least bit | _a_D by D [ V. Dram]_ sereine. Gutta serena | Je n’y vois_, I can't see a bit | Payer la_, To stand a glass (i.e. GOUTTELETTE little drop [of brandy, etc.] Gouttei*’ vn. to drip Goutteux’ -ease a. gouty GOUTTIERE spout: gutter | Un lapin de_, [pop] A cat [ou ‘roof-rabbit'] Sur les_S', On the tiles | GOUTTIERES' [4>] waterways GOUVERNAIL- rudder [barre du_,etfig)helm| _de direction, Rudder | de profondeur, GOUVERNANT' ruler [Dipping plane GOUVERNANTE governess [d’un menage) GOUVERNE guidance [housekeeper GOUVERNEMENT' government [d’une maison) management: care Gouverner' va. to govern : to have the management of : to take care of ... [&) to steer | Gouvernez sur ce feu ! Steer for that light! j Se_, To manage one's own affairs : to behave : to govern one's self GOUVERNEUR governor [precepteur) tutor GOYAVE guava | GOYAViER” guava tree GRABAT" pallet | Le_A bed of sickness GRABUGE [fam] row : noise : quarrelling GRACE _ 0^ ; charm : mercy : favour [dr) pardon [charme : beaute) gracefulness | _ a, Thanks to | De_! Do.' [neg. Don’t] I entreat [ou beseech] you! : 'For goodness sake ...! ’ | De bonne_Willingly I Coup de_, Finishing stroke | Faire_de, To pardon : to excuse, spare | Faire une_a .... To do ... a favour | Pas de_, No mercy [X) no quarter | Rentrer en_, To return to favour | _ a Dieu ! Thank God ! | Par_, As a favour | _S’ (pi] grace | Les trois_s, The Graces j Action de_s, Thanksgiving Graciable a. pardonable ENGLISH-FRENCH GRA GOT Got imp. & pp. [ V. Get] Goth'ic [til fort] a._ique : ogival-e Gouye [... out] [gaoiidj] va. gouger [an eye) arracher (avec le pouce] GOUT [gaoiitt] goutte | Rheumatic —, Rhu- matisme goutteux | Gou'ty a. goutteux (Gov'ern v. gouverner : administrer | To — one’s self, Avoir de l’empire sur soi-meme I GOVERNESS gouvernante: institutrice ~ GOV'ERNING gouvernement: administra- S tion | _CLASS classes dirigeantes (pi] ^ GOV'ERNMENT gouvernement : regime : T1 administration [ministry) ministere [state) « etat [guidance) gouverne [of o’s self) empire ^ (sur] [party sense, V. Droite: Gauche] [a.) administratif: d’etat | System of _, Regime | _BENCHES (pi] centre | He is in a _ V OFFICE, II est dans Vadministration SGOV'ERNOR gouverneur [of prisons, institu- V tions)directeur [hospital) membre-fondateur p [mach)regulateur [slang for master) ‘patron’ [slang for father)‘mon paternel’ j _SHIP gouvernement [Night-_, Chemise de nuit GOWN [gaoiine] robe | Morning _, R decliambre Go'w'ne’d a. en robe GOW'NSMEN [pi] gens de robe: etudiants Grab [-bbe‘d] va. [vulg] ‘ gober’ [by, a) saisir: empoigner ^GRACE grace [mus) agrement [‘_ before | meat ’) benedicite [‘ after meat ’) graces (pi] To say _, Dire le B | Her _, Madame la v8 ducliesse \ His _, Monsieur le due [archil bish’p) Monseigneur 1’Archeveque: sa Grandeur l’A | With a good_, De bonne grace \ To get into their good_s, Se faire bienvenir V, d’eux | Grace va. embellir: honorer (with, de GRA FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS GRA Grracier' va. to pardon [assassin) to reprieve GRACIEUSE'TE kindliness [don) gratuity | _S' [pi.] kind things Gracieux' -euse a. gracious : graceful : courteous : agreeable : kind | a titre — By free grant (no conditions annexed] [B. Onereux] [-semenf ;ly, -lly, -bly] GRACILITE slenderness GRADATION" _ | Par — By degrees GRADE [social)_[rang) rank [B. Commission, ang.] [universite) degree [geom) one 400th part of the circle | GRAD£ non-commissioned GRADIN'' step : seat : ledge [officer GRADINE chisel GRADUATION" — [you-eche-nn] GRADU£ graduate [a.) graduated Graduel-eZZe a. gradual [-lenient' -lly] Graduer' va. to graduate [augmenter) to increase GRADUS AD PARNASSUM [or GRADUS] [s sounded] a dictionary for writing Latin verse GRAI'LL'EMENT" hoarseness Tphleg'ni GRAI'LL'ON” scrap : burnt fat: greaves (pi] Grai'll'onner' vn. to smell of burnt fat : to cough and spit GRAIN" _ : seed : corn : berry [de ehapelet) bead [petite verole) pock-mark [vent) squall [pluie) slight shower [fig) dash [The — weight was 0'8197 gr. Eng.] _ de BEAUTY mole | _de FOLIE soft place in one's head | — de RAISIN" grape GRAINE seed : berry [ver a sole) egg | Mon- ter en_, To run to seed | ‘ Elle est montee en_‘ She is on the shelf’ | Mauvaise —, 'Bad lot’ | _de NIAIS' 'something to GRAINE'TERIE seed trade Lcatch fools’ GRAINE TIER " GR^NETIER" seedsman : corn- chandler | GRAINIER" seedsman GRAISSAGE greasing [tech) lubrication : oiling GRAISSE grease : fat: dripping [de rognon de boeuf ou de mouton) suet [mach) oil Graisser' va. to grease [mach) to lubricate : to oil | _la patte a, To ‘tip’: to ‘grease ...'s palm’ | _le marteau, To ‘tip ’ the porter GRAISSEUR lubricator | _a alimentation visible, Sight-feed L [rescence Graisseux' -euse a. greasy : fatty [B. Degene- GRA3IINEES' [pi] grasses GRA3I3IAIRE gram'm'ar [e-r] GRAMMAIRIEN" gram ma'rian [gre-me-ri-e-nn Grammatical -e a._1 [-emenf-lly] GRAMME gram [= I5'43'2 grains] [Notice, by way of mnemonic, that these are the first five figures 12345, all except the first, in their reverse order. In commerce 28 and one-third —s equal an ounce avoirdupois, or 454_s to the pound [500 make a livre, or 1000 a kilo.] A bronze centime slightly morn weighs one —, 5 c. 5 gr., 10 c. 10 gr. A franc weighs 5 gr., the 2 fr. 10 gr., etc. | GRAMOPHONE _ GRAND' [in liaison pr. d as f] greatness : nobleness [d’Espagne) grandee | Le_, The great | Les —S' The great: great people : grown-up people : the big boys [Les_ES', the big girls'] En —, On a large scale [portrait) life-size [fig) nobly : on a grand scale Grand' -e [d as t before a vowel] a. [In some words the feminine Grand is written without e when preceding a substantive, as Grand’- cliose (except with une : Une grande chose.) Custom requires an apostrophe to be used where this e is omitted, though Littre shows it to be illogical, as Grand was anciently of both genders, like the Latin Grandis. Some words are written either way, as Grand"route, or Grande route, High-road] great : large [taille elevee) tall [croissance) grown-up: ‘ big ’ [wesure, etc.) full : long : good : high : broad : deep [beaucoup) much : many [vin) high-class [B. Ouvert] Au_AIR, In the open air | _e BIELLE connecting-rod | Jurer ses _S' DIEUX' que, To swear to it that ... | Un_ HOMME [pr. qrauntumm] A great man | Un HOMME _, A tall man | De _S HOMMES', Great men | Des HOMMES'_S', Tall men | Au _ JOUR, In broad daylight | _e 3IAREE spring tide | _-LIVRE ledger | _ MAT" main-mast [B. MATIN : Main, ang.] _S' PARENT'S" grandparents | La _"RUE, The high-street | Trancher du_SEIGNEUR, To give o’s airs : to be ‘ showing off ’ GRAND'-CROIX' Grand cross (of the Legion of honour, etc.] GRAND'-DUC grand-duke : great horned owl GRA ENGLISH-FRENCH GRA ^Gra'ceTul a. elegant: gracieux : svelte _llv ad. elegamment: gracieusement ^GRA'CE FULNESS grace Gra'ce'less a. [pers] mechant: perdu g Gra'cious a. gracieux : bon : clement: con- ^ descendant (to, pour, envers] Good_! Bonte (§ divine! |_ly ad. gracieusement: avec bonte k [or condescendance] ^GRA'CIOUSNESS grace : condescendance GRADE [gre'de] g_fee [sort) degre GRA'DIENT [gred-ye-nnte] [ii~] rampe Grad'ual [you-e-l] a. —uel | —lly ad. gradu- ellement: par degres : peu a peu GRAD'UATE [you-ete] gradue : verre gradue [vn.) prendre ses grades (at, a] [va.) graduer GRADUA'TION [eclie-nn] [univ.] grade GRAFT greffe [bribery) corruption : pots de vin (pi] [va.) greffer (on, sur] GRAFT'ING greffe | -K'NIFE greffoir ''GRAIN_[corn in bulk) grain : cereales (pi] [cloth) poil [wood) grain : fibres (pi] [Troy weight) 0 06477 gramme [B. Gramme, Fr.] Across the _[meat] Centre le fil | Against £ the _, a rebours : a rebrousse-poil [fig) a contre-coeur | _TIN etain en larmes SiGrain va. [painting) grener [leather) granu- ler | Large-_e'd a. a gros grain | Coarse- _e'd, a gros poil [metal and wood) a gros grain | GRAI'NER peintre en decors ^GRAI'NING decor (en bois] -TOOL peigne Graminiv'orous [e-re-ss] a. herbivore GRAMM'AR [gramm'r] [la) grammaire | It is bad_! Ce n’est pas grammatical! -SCHOOL [skoule] college : ecole latine GRAM'PUS [gramm-pe-ss] epaulard GRAN'ARY [granri-e-re ] grenier GRA FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS GRA GRAND-DUCH& grand-duchy Grandelet' -ette a. rather tall : ‘ tallish ’ Grandement’ ad. greatly : very much : nobly | 11 est_temps. It is high time (de, to: que, that GRANDEUR size : greatness : bulk : height [qui impose) grandeur [on pr. grann'djeurr] [etoile) magnitude | Sa , [titre honorif.] His Grace [eveque) His Lordship GRANDIOSE grandeur [a.) grand Grandir vn. to grow : to rise : to gain Grandissime a. [fam] the greatest: very great GRAND' 'MAMAN' ’ grand' mamma GRAND"MERE [pi. -nd’meres] grandmother GRAND"MESSE [pi. -nd’wiesses] high mass GRAND-ONCLE [d as t : pi. -s-s] great-uncle GRAND’-PfeRE [pi.-ds-peres] grandfather GRAND" TANTE [pi. -nd'tantes] great-aunt GRANGE _: barn | Mis en_Housed GRANIT [nee or neet] ite [grann'itt] Granitique a._ic GRANULE _ | _V va. to granulate Granuleux’ -euse a_lous :_lar [le-ss : le-r] GRAPHIQUE diagram : record Graphique a._ic Bo^ [i.e. drawn or figured] GRAPHITE [feet] _ [fdite] GRAPPE bunch : grape : cluster Bo^ [maladie) grease [au fer a cheval) calkin | Mordre a la _, To jump at it GRAPPILL’AGE gleaning [fig) ‘pickings’ (pi] Grappill’er v. to glean [fig) to pick up a trifle GRAPPILL’EUR [grape-) gleaner [fig) one who makes small profits [not always honestly] GRAPPILL’ON ” cluster GRAPPIN’’ grapnel | _S’ grappling irons | Mettre le _ sur, To hook : to lay o’s hands on GRAS" fat [de lajambe) calf | Faire__ To eat meat | -DOUBLE tripe [pr. traipe] [en argot) roofing lead Gras’ Grasse a. fat: plump : rich : greasy: wet [houille) caking [obscene)1 smutty’ [fromage) best | Tuer le veau_, To kill the fatted calf | Jour __ Meat-day | Les jours’_, Shrovetide | Aliment_, Food forbidden upon fast days | Dormir la matinee, To 1 lie in bed half the day ’ | Parler _, To speak with a Grassement’ ad. well : liberally [‘burr’ GRASSET” [de cheval] stifle | Grasset’ -tte a. plump: rather fat | GRASSETTE butterwort GRASSEYEMENT” [grassay'-yuh, etc.] ‘burr’: guttural pronunciation Grasseyer’ [grassay'ee-yey] v. to ‘ burr ’ : to pronounce ... gutturally Grassouill’ef -tte a» plump GRATIFICATION” gratuity : fee : ‘something for himself ’ [ou ...self, ...selves] Ton... Gratilier’ va. to favour (de, with] to bestow ... GRATIN’’ brown : burnt part : scrapings (pi] Au_, Done brown Gratine-e a. browned : rather burnt Gratiner’ v. to brown : to stick : to catch GRA ENGLISH-FRENCH GRA .''Grand a. _ fca : magnifique : grandiose | _'CHILD [i, cu][grandson) petit-fils [granddaughter) petite-fllle | _'CHILDREN [pi] petits-enfants | Great-_-_, Arriere-petits- ^ enfants Great-great-GRANDSON Deuxieme '5 arriere-petit-fils | _'FATHER grand-pere | | _'MOTHER grand’mere | That’s teaching 2 one's _mother to spin [ou to ‘ suck eggs ’] 05 ‘ C'est Gros-Jean qui veut en remontrer a son cure!’ | _'PAPA bon-papa | _'MAMMA bonne-maman | Great-_FATHER, or MOTHER. Bisaieul-e | Great-great-_F, or V M, Trisaieul -e | _PIANO piano a queue GRANDEE' [grann-di] grand (d’Espagne] GRAN'DEUR [gratin'-djeur] _ fea : magnificence : eclat: grandiose Grandiloquent a. pompeux : a effet Grand'ly ad. magnifiquement: avec eclat GRANGE [a, e] g_: chateau GRANN Y [fam] bonne-maman [ V. Knot] GRANT concession [subsidy) allocation : subvention [v.) conceder : accorder: avouer: con- venir [a charter) octroyer | — for argument’s sake, Supposons pour un instant | Granted that Admettons que ... To take it for granted, Etre persuade : conclure : penser GRANTEE' [grannti] [law] cessionnaire GRANTOR' [law] donateur Gran'ular [grann'-you-le-r] a. granule Gran'ulate [le'te] va. grener [metal) granuler GRAPE [a. e] grain de raisin | — FRUITpam- plemousse | _ SHOT mitraille | _STONE pepin de raisin | GRAPES (pi] raisins (pi] du raisin (sing] A bunch of_, Une grappe de raisin Graph'ic a._ique [description) pittoresque : vivant:anime | —ically ad. pittoresquement: A’une faQon tres vivante GRAP'NEL [ne-l] aisson : grappin Grap'ple v. accrocher [a pers.) saisir (a bras- le-corps]_with, [4)en venir a 1’abordage [a subject) manier [a difficulty) lutter contre GR APP'LIN G-CH AINS [ou -IRONS] grappins GRASP prise [pinch) etreinte [_of the hand) poignee (de main] [power) pouvoir | Within my_, a ma portee | Grasp va. empoigner : saisir [pinch) serrer | _at, tacher de saisir Grasp'ing a. avare : avide GRASS herbe [turf, and bit of_) gazon | To lay ... down to_, Convertir ... en pre | To turn ... out to_, Mettre ... auvert | -LAND prairie _of PARNASSUS parnassie des marais | _PLOT pelouse : tapis de gazon GRASS'ES [pi] [bot] graminees GRASS'HOPPER sauterelle [in aviation) ‘ pin- Grass'y a. herbeux : verdovant [s011*11 ’ GRATE [a, e ] grille [hearth) foyer [m) frotter [with a grater) raper |_against, vn. crisser sur [or contre]_on [the ear) ecorcher [feel ings)choquer Gra'ted a. \ _WINDOW, fenetre grillee Gra'teful a. reconnaissant (for, de : to, envers, «a] [pleasant) agreable (to, a]_lly ad. avec reconnaissance : agreablement _NESS reconnaissance : agrement GRA'TER [gre-te-r] rape GRATIFICATION feo plaisir (to, pour] Grat'ify [fax] va., faire plaisir a : contenter ] To be gratified, Etre enchante (with, de] _ing a. agreable GRA FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS GRE Gratis ad._: free GRATITUDE _ ‘ GRATTE’ [argot] ‘cabbage’ GRATTE-CIEL [fam] sky-scraper GRATTE-CUL" [vulg] hip : berry Gratteleux' -ease a. itchy GRATTE-PAPIER" [pi. _] [fam] quill-driver Gratter' va. to scratch : to scrape [ecriture) to scratch out [a la porte) to knock gently GRATTOIR eraser Gratuit'-e a. gratuitous [ecole) free ... GRATUITE gratuitousness GratuitemenP ad. gratuitously GRAU [Sth. Fr.] channel connecting a salt-lake or river with the sea GRAVAT'S' or GRAVOIS' (pi] rubbish Grave a._ [greve] serious [son) deep Grave -e pp. engraved : pitted (de. with] Graveieux- -ease a. gravelly [med) suffering from gravel [obscene) ‘ smutty ’ GRAVELLE [wed] gravel GRAVE’LURE obscenity : smutty talk Grave'menf ad. gravel*”: seriously : badly Graver' va. to engrave [fig) to impress | — a l'eau-forte. To etch | _en creux, To cut GRAVETTE bait worm [huitre) delicate kind of oyster from Arcachon GRAVEUR engraver | _en CREUX'die-sinker GRAVIER" gravel Gravir v. to climb : to clamber GRA VITA TION'' _ GRAVITE _ty : weight [son) depth Graviter' vn. to gravitate [autour) to revolve GRAVOIS" rubbish GRAVURE engraving | _kl'EAU-FORTE etching | _en CREUX’ die-sinking | _sur BOIS‘ wood-engraving |_au TRAIT' line-E GRE will : good-will : liking : mind | De a _By agreement | a vendre de a To be sold by private contract | De bon _, Willingly Bon_, mal__ Willing or unwilling | De _ ou de force, By fair means or foul : ‘nolens volens’ | Moitie de force, moitie de_, Rather reluctantly | Savoir_a ... de. To feel grateful to ... for : to take ... kindly | On me saura_d’avoir ..., My having (done ...) will be acceptable | Nous lui savons _ d’avoir ..., We are indebted to him for having ... | Je me sais mauvais_de ..., I'm vexed with myself for ...ing | Se savoir bon_To be very glad [V. Sorry] De son plein_, Voluntarily GR^BE [grave \ ] grebe [gribe]_castagneux, Dabchick | _huppe, Great crested G GREC, GRECQUE [<fc a.) Greek [fig) sharper : GRECQUE fretwork : cap [card-sharper GREDIN"-E villain :‘bad lot’ GREDINERIE villainy : rascally trick GRIiE'MENT' rigging | Greer' va. to rig GREFFE record-office : clerk’s office GREFFE graft [action) grafting | _par rapprochement, Inarching Greffer' va. to graft GREFFEUR grafter [clerk GREFFJER" recorder | Commis __ Judge’s GREFFOIR grafting-knife | GREFFON" grafted Grege a. \ Soie__ Raw silk [bud Gregeois' a. | Feu_, Greek fire [fig) wildfire Gregorien" -nne a. Gregorian GRA ENGLISH—FRENCH GRE GRATING [a, e] grille: grillage [noise) grince- ment [rasping) rapage [of hatches) caillebotis _S (pi] rapure [of bread) chapelure ftuit Gra'tis [gre] ad._: gratuitement: a titre gra- GRAT'ITUDE [tioude] reconnaissance Gratuitous [te-ss] a. gratuit -e _ly ad. gratuitement: a titre gratuit GRATU'ITY [gre-tiou'ete] present: gratification [for drink) pourboire GRAVE [greve] tombe : fosse [memorial over a grave, & fig) tombeau : monument | Pauper's _, F commune | To dig a_, Creuser une F | To go down into the _, Descendre dans la tombe [or au tombeau] -CLOTHES (pi] lin- ceul | -DIGGER fossoyeur | -STONE pierre (tombale] tombe Grave [greve] a. grave [-ly, -ment] GRAV'EL gravier : sable [med) gravelle [va.) sabler | -PIT sablonniere | -WALK allee sa- Grav'elly a. plein de sable: graveieux \blee Gra've'ly [greve-le] ad. gravement Gra ve n [grev’nn] pp. grave GRA'VER [a, e] burin [round) echoppe GRA'VES [a, e] [pi] cretons GRA'VING-DOCK [a, e] bassin de radoub Gravitate vn. graviter (to, towards, vers] GRA'VY [gre-ve] jus | _-SPOON cuillere a sauce | _SOUP consomme GRAY [V. GREY] gris | GRAY'LING ombre Graze v. paitre : faire paitre [rear) elever [rub) effleurer [the skin, etc.) ecorcher GRA'ZIER [grejeur] eleveur GREASE [grice] graisse [in horses) grappe [va.) graisser | _BOX godet graisseur | _ COCK x’obinet graisseur GREA'SINESS [grid] graisse : etat graisseux Grea’sy [pr. grice] a. gras : graisseux [dirty) tache de graisse \ _POLE mat de cocagne Great [grete] a. grand : considerable : principal [special) vif [in Yankee sense) ‘fameux’ ] A _ deal, Beaucoup [ V. 1 Good deal ’ ] A _ many, Plusieurs: beaucoup de [V. Grand] He is _ at ..., [fam] ... est son fort | The_ quantity, La quantite considerable \ Very__ Enorme | _er. Plus grand : plus etendu: superieur | _er CLEARNESS plus declarie | The —est, Le plus grand [V. GRANDCHILD] Great'ly [grete] ad. beaucoup : de beaucoup : grandement | It is_to be feared, 11 est fort a craindre | Very •_, Infiniment : extreme- ment GREAT'NESS [ea e] grandeur : enormite GREAVES [pi] [grivz] cretons [Grece Gre'qian [gricli-ye-nn] a. grec, grecque: de Gree'tlily [gride-le] ad. avidement: en gourmand GREE'DINESS gourmandise: avidite: voracite Gree'tly a. vorace : glouton : avare (of, de] GREEK [pr. grique] Grec, Grecque : Hellene [language) le grec [a.) grec, grecque:de Grece [fire) gregeois | It’s_to me! C'est de l'hebreu pour moi! | _FRET grecque [V. Scholar] GRE FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS GRI GRtiGOU nortli-east wind GREGUES' | Tirer ses_To ‘ be off’ GRELE hail : hailstorm [fig) shower : storm [a.) slender [voix) shrill [intestin) small Grele -e a. damaged, broken by a hail-storm [petite verole) pockmarked Greler' vn. (Table 71) to be hailing — va. to damage ... by hail ["hailstone GRELIN” stream-cable : hawser | GRELON" GRELOT" bell : sheep-bell : toy-bell [eye) jing- ler [fig) comicality | Attacher le_To bell the cat | Grelottanf -e a. shivering Grelotter’ vn. to shiver (de froid, with cold] GR^MENT [or GR&EMENT] gear : tackle GRiiMIL' gromwell GRENADE [artil) [fruit) pomegranate GRENADIER"_ [en ang. on pr. grenn-e-di're] [arbre) pomegranate-tree GRENADILL'E _ [fam) passion-flower GRENADIN" larded veal, etc. GRENADINE ‘_’ [le sirop) syrup flavoured with pomegranate GRENAILL' E granulated metal GRENAISON" filling of the grain GRENAT" garnet [teinte) claret Grene'ler' va. to grain Grenei’- vn. to seed [va.) to granulate [cuir, et peint) to grain [jgravure) to stipple GRENE' TERIE [V. Graineterie] GR^NE'TIS" milling : milled edge GRENIER" granary : [corn-)loft : warehouse : garret : lumber-room [&) cargo (in bulk] De la cave au_From garret to cellar | En _In bulk | _ a FOIN hay-loft | _S' (pi] [navire] floor dunnage | _S' d'ABONDANCE government storehouses GRENOTJILL' E frog [coasser=to croak] [fam) money-box | ‘Manger la_’ To embezzle GRENOUILL'ERE marsh [tech) rose [funds Grenu -e a. full-grained [huile) clotted GRfeS' sandstone : stone : stoneware GRES' a METJLE millstone-grit GR^SIL' sleet GRIiSILL'EMENT” shrivelling [bruit) pattering Gresill'er' v. to shrivel : to patter : to sleet GRESSE'RIE sandstone quarry : stoneware GREVE strand : gravel : place of execution [The place of execution in the Roman times teas the strand] [d’ouvriers) strike | Faire_, Se mettre en_To strike | En _, On strike | _des clieminots, Railway strike Grever' va. to burden : to encumber (de. with] GRIiVISTE striker | Les_s, Those on strike GRIBLETTE pork chop : griskin GRIBOUILL'AGE scrawl [peint) daub GRIBOUILL'E noodle |_r' v. to scrawl [peindre) GRIBOURI vine-pest [to daub Grieche a. \ Pie-__ Shrike GRIEF [gree-eff] grievance : injury : harm: offence : complaint [a. V. Grave] Grieye'menf ad. severely : seriously : badly GRIEVE' TE gravity: serious character GRIFFE claw : talon : grasp : music-pen [tech) catch [empreinte) autograph-stamp [racine) root [4>) dog-hook | Coup de __ Scratch | Revetu de sa_, Bearing his signature Griffer' va. to scratch : to claw GRIFFON ' griffin | GRIFFONNAGE scrawl Griffonnex*' va. to scribble GRIFFONNEUR -ETJSE scribbler- GRIGN'ON” crust Gi’ign'otei*' va. to nibble GRIGOU [fam] miserly wretch GRIL" gridiron [pour le pain) toaster | Sur le _, Broiled [fig) on thorns [griskin GRILL'ADE broiled meat : broiling [de pore) GRILL'AGE grating: wire-netting [metallurgie) roasting : calcining | _EUR wire-worker GRILL'E grating: railing [de feu) grate [macli) fire-bars (pi] Barreau de_, Fire-bar Grill'er' va. to rail in : to bar in [cuisine) to broil : to grill [du pain) to toast [du cafe) to roast [fig) to burn (de, with] to be longing (de, to] [soleil) to scorch [cigare, etc. fam) to smoke : to ‘ puff’ | Pain grille, Toast GRE ENGLISH-FRENCH GRI GREEN [c/rine] vert [grass plot) gazon -.pelouse\ Emerald _,Vert de Scheele | Hooker's _,Yert vegetal | Olive_, Yert olive |_S [pi] choux Green a. vert : frais : nouveau : neuf : naif [not ripe) pas mur [meat) peu cuit | ‘_from the country,’ Tout frais debarque de son village |_'BACK billet de banque (des Etats- Unis] _'FINCH verdier | -FLY puceron | -GA'GE reine-Claude | ‘—GOODS’ [Americ] faux billets | _'GROCER marchand de legumes : fruitier, fruitiere \ _'HOUSE serve -ROOM foyer _'SHANK chevalier a pieds verts j _'SWARD pelouse : gazon GREEN'ERlr verdure : feuillage GREEN'HORN niais : blanc-bec : ‘cornichon’: Green'ish a. verdatre [_conscrit GREEN'NESS verdure : fraiclieur : simplicity [of age, & unripeness) verdeur _ Greet [grite] va. saluer [i»i.) [en Ecosse] pleurer GREET'ING salutation : saint [Scotch word for weeping) larmes (pi] Grega'rious a. vivant par troupes Grego'rian a. gregorien Grew imp. [V. Grow] GREY [<£ a.] gris | In the__ [unbleached] Cru | He is getting __ 11 grisonne | Oxford _, Marengo | To grow_in the service, Blan- chir sous le harnais | -haire'd, -headed, a. Aux cheveux gris | -HEN rousse \ -LAG GOOSE oie cendree \ Grey'ish a. grisatre | GREYX'NESS couleur qrise GREY'HOUND levrier [bitch) levrette [Grille-e GRID'IRON [air-mi] gril' | Done on the —, (GRIEF fco chagrin : douleur (at, de] He’ll come to_! 11 finira mal! My hat has come to_! Mon chapeau a eu des malheurs! GRIE'VANCE [ve-nnee'] grief <^ GRIE'VING doleance .2 Grieve va. affliger : chagriner [vn.) s’a : se c (at, for, de : to, de] d, peine Grie'vous [re-ss] a. grave : lourd : doulou- reux:affreux | _ly ad. grievement:cruelle- l ment | _NESS gravite : enormite [nichon GRIFF'IN griffon [India) nouveau venu : cor- GRIG | Merry as a__ Gai comme un pinson GRILL gril' [va.) faire griller GRI FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS GRO GRILL’ON" cricket [Crier = to chirp] GRIMACE_[yre-mece] sham | Faire des_s, [or Grimacer' vn.] To make faces : to grin [choses) to pucker up GRIMACIER"-IERE ‘grinning monkey’ : canting hypocrite [a.) grinning : affected GRIMAUD" scribbler | GRIME dotard GRIMOIRE conjuring book : scrawl: something impossible to understand : gibberish Grimper’ [m nasal] vn. to climb : to creep | ... qui grimpe [& GRIMPEUR -EUSE] climber GRIMPEREAU tree-creeper [mach) squeak GRINCEMENT’ grating [des dents) gnashing Grincer’ vn. to grate ou creak [dents) to gnash | Faire les dents a..., To set...’s teeth on edge Grincheux’ -euse a. [fam] crabbed : sulky GRINGALET" little undersized fellow GRIOTTE black-heart cherry GRIOTTIER" black-heart cherry-tree GRIPPAGE [tech] seizing GRIPPE | La_, Influenza | Une_, An attack of 11 Prendre ... en_, To take a dislike to ... GRIPPEMINAUD" wily hypocrite [fable) Puss Gripper’ va. to catch : to snatch (away, up, ou at] to seize [argot) to ‘nab ’ | Etre_ppe, To have influenza [moteur) to be ‘ seized ’ Se_, To shrivel : to take a sudden dislike (to] GRIPPE-SOU skinflint miserly dog’ GRIS’ grey | _blanc, Lead-colour | _perle, Pearl G | Petit _, Minever | _-e a. grey [temps) dull [ivre) ‘ fresh ’ : tipsy | Ours _, Grizzly bear | ‘Lui en faire voir de GRISES', ‘To give him a warm time of it’ ^GRISAILL'E grey and brown hair [pein- ture) in flat tints | _r’ va. to tint ... grey GRISARD" grey poplar [anim.) badger Grisatre a. inclining to grey: sombre: leaden N Griser’ va. to make ... tipsy | Se_, To get t § GRISERIE tipsiness 32 GRISETTE : coquettish work-girl . Grisoller* vn. to carol : to sing £,GR1S0N" man (in grey] grey horse : ass : G sandstone Grisonnant’ -e [or Grison” -line] a. turning Grisonner’ vn. to get grey [grey GRI30U [or Feu_] fire-damp [V. Coup] GRIVE thrush | Comme une_, ‘As a lifer’ Grivele-e a. dappled : speckled Grivois’ a. jolly : loose | GROG _ GROGN’ARD” -E grumbler [soldat) old soldier _a. grumbling | GROGN’EMENT" grunt : growl : groan : grumbling Grogn’er’ vn. to grunt: to growl : to grumble GROGN’EUR -EUSE grumbler [a.) grumbling GROGN’ON" [<fe f.] grumbler [a.) grumbling : fond of grumbling ou scolding GROIN" Doji snout | GROLLE rook Grommeler’ vn. to grumble : to mutter GRONDE’MENT" rumbling : boom : roar Gronder’ vn. to growl : to rumble : to boom : to hum [va.) to scold GRONDE'RIE scolding :1 noise ’ GRONDEUR -EUSE regular grumbler ou scold [a.) grumbling: scolding GRONDIN" gurnard cksj GROOM _ [laquais) boy : ‘ buttons ’ GRI ENGLISH-FRENCH GRO Grill'e’d pp. grille : ... sur le gril GRILSE saumoneau Grim a. farouche : lugubre [smile) sardonique [joke) macabre [F. Death] GRIME [graime] noir : salete [va.) salir Grim'ly ad. d’un air farouche : affreusement GRIM'NESS air renfrogne : air affreux Gri'my [i at] a. noir : sale GRIN rire: grimace | Broad_, Gros rire (bete] rire satanique | Grin [-nne'd] vn. grimacer: rire (en montrant les dents] at, faire des grimaces a : se moquer de (Grind [ai] va. [imp. & pp. Ground] moudre : broyer [to, en) reduire [sharpen) emoudre: aiguiser [_true, glass, valves) roder [litho. stones) dresser [_off, wear off) user [teeth) grincer [oppress) ecraser [organ) jouer de | _away at [study] ‘potasser’: ‘bucher’ GRI'NDER repasseur [crusher) broyeur [knife, f razor _) remouleur [tutor) repetiteur | Organ- _, Joueur d’orgue | Saw-_, Emouleur | _S dents molaires [of animals) mdchelieres GRI'NDING broiement [corn) mouture [getting true, valves, etc.) rodage [sharpening) repassage : aiguisage [fig) oppression VGRIND'STONE meule GRIP prise : etreinte [pinch) serrement [bag, Amer.) valise [handle) poignee Grip [-ppe’d] va. saisir : empoigner [to pinch) serrer _tight hold of, Se cramponner a GRIPE [i cu] saisine [va.) donner des tranchees a [vn. v£>)etre ardent | GRIPES’ tranchees GRI'PING colique [a.) de colique [pers) avare GRIPP'ER [typ] pince [a.) ... a pinces GRIS'KIN grillade de pore Gris'ly [grizz'le] a. affreux : hideux GRIST ble a moudre : grain moulu : profit | To bring_to the MILL, Faire venir Veau au moulin GRIS'T’LE [priss-i] cartilage : tendons (pi] Gris't’ly a. cartilagineux GRIT gravier [of metal and wood) grain [fig) trempe : enerqie | Millstone__ Gres a meule GRITS [V. Groats] Gritt'y a. plein de gravier : graveleux Grizz'le’d a. grisatre : grisonnant GRIZZ'LY BEAR ours gris d'Amerique GROAN [pr. prone] gemissement [at, contre) grognement [v?i.) gemir [at, contre) grogner | To give a__ Pousser un gemissement GROAT [grate) huit sous [fig) rouge liard GROATS [grotce] (pi] gruau d'avoine GRO'CER epicier -iere | At a _’s shop, Chez un epicier : chez l’E | GRO'CERY epicerie \ GRO'CERIES [pi] provisions d'epicerie Grotjg'y a.' pochard ’ [shaky) chancelant: casse GROIN fee [pers) aine [archit) arete GROIN'E’D ROOF voute d'arete GROMM'ET anneau (de corde] GROM'WELL gremil GROOM fee palefrenier : valet d’e'enrie | _v. panser | _of the CHAMBER, gentilhomme de la chambre GROOM'ING pansage: pansement GRO FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS GRO GROS' bulk : mass : body : essential part: [the) thick : lump [soie)gros silk [de I’armee) main body \ecriture) large-hand [typ) initial [fort) midst [liouille) lumps (pi] 11 y a_a parier, You may be sure | Le_de la besogne, The heavy [ou main] part of the work | _et detail, Wholesale and retail [The old weight_ was 59'021 grains, Eng.] Gros' Grosse a. great : large : stout : violent : coarse [de, with) big : swollen : teeming (with facts, etc.] [rude) rough | _comme un oeuf, The size of an egg [fam) as big as an egg | Grosse caisse. Big drum : big box | Cueur_, Heavy heart | Grosse mer, Heavy sea | Grosse femme, Fat woman \ Femme grosse, Pregnant woman | -BEC grosbeak | -BLANC' [tech] composition | _GRAIN" petersham ribbon | — MOTS', strong language : abuse : angry words (pi] IV. BONNET] Gros' ad. much | En_, Plainly [com) wholesale : in the lump | Tout en_, In all GROS'-JEAN" an ordinary man : anybody | Etre — comme devant, [after an attempt to rise] To be no better than one was before | C’est — qui veut en remontrer a son cure, He’s teaching his grandmother to spin [ou, vulg., ‘ to suck eggs ’] GROSEILL'E [s.2] [a grappes)currant [cassis) black currant [a maquereau) gooseberry GROSEILL'IER" [s, z\ currant-bush [epineux) gooseberry-bush GROSSE gross [e'eriture) large-hand : draft : copy | Contrat a la_, Bottomry-bond GROSSERIE wholesale ironmongery [ou hardware] wholesale trade GROSSESSE pregnancy |"round GROSSEUR size : swelling | De _, In size : Grossier”-iere a. coarse : rough : rude [erreur, insulte) gross [-emenf -ly] GROSSIERETE rudeness : coarseness : grossness : bad [ou coarse] language : rude thing Grossir v. to increase : to enlarge : to make ... look bigger : to exaggerate : to grow big [ou stout] Se_, To swell : to puff up GrossissanP -e a. increasing : magnifying | _ISSE'MENT" magnifying : M power Grosso-modo ad. in a summary way Grossoyer’ va. to engross Grotesque a._: odd [ mcnf -ly] GROTESQUES' [pl] caricatures GROTTE cavern [artificielle) grotto GROUILL'EMENT' rumbling : crawling Grouill'er' vn. to stir : to rumble [de, with) to swarm : to seethe : to be alive GROUP [pr. thep] bag of money Soute aux —s [J>] Strong-room [GROUPE'MENT' grouping GROUPE group : letter (s] [polit.) party : ‘ring’ Grouper' va. to group (ensemble, together] GRO ENGLISH-FRENCH GRO GROOVE rainure : gorge : evidement [slide) coulisse [flute) cannelure [fig) orniere: routine [va.) creuser [tech) faire nne rainure [or C] a: canneler | _d PULLEY poulie a gorge Grope vn. tatonner [for) chercher ... en taton- nant | — about, marcher [or aller] a tatons GROS'BEAK [take] gros-bec GROSS [groce] grosse [a.) grossier [injustice) criant [rough, total) brut : total | _ profit, Benefice brut | _ly ad. grossierement | GROTT'O grotte |__NESS grossierete (GROUND terre [plot of) terrain [soil) sol : territoire [colour, & bottom) fond [fig) fonde- ment : sujet: cause : principe [Bare_V. DURE] ... from the _, ... du sol On the _ of ill-health, Pour raison de sante | _ for suspicion, Matiere a soupQon | Some_ for believing ..., Lieu de croire ... | To fall to the_, Tomber par terre [fig) tomber dans Veau | To gain, lose_Gagner, Perdre du terrain | To keep one’s _, Tenir bon | On the -FLOOR. Au rez-de-chaussee |_GAME gibier a ppil j -ICE glaces de fond (pi] -IVY § lierre terrestre : Uerbe de Saint-Jean [See ? HERBE] -PLAN plan du rez-d e-chaussee \ -RENT redevance: rente fonciere | -SWELL lioule -WORK fondement [fig) canevas: plan Ground \_pp. V. Grind] a. [pepper, bones] en poudre : moulu _GLASS verre depoli _RICE farine de riz Ground va. baser : fonder (on, sur] [arms) reposer [vn.) echouer: toucher | To_CD in ..., Enseigner le ... a C D | Well-_ed a. bien fonde (in, sur] GROUNDS (pi] pare : jardins (pi] terrains V. (pl] [coffee, etc.) marc : sediment Groundless a. [_ly nd.] sans fondement GROUND'SEL sene^on GROUP_e [va.) grouper (together, ensemble] GROU'PING groupement GROUSE [pr. graouce] ‘_’ [lagopus scoticus] tetras rouge | Hazel_, Gelinotte | Sand_, Ganga des sables | Wood_, Coq de bruyere GROUT [mortar] coulis [va.) remplir de C GROVE bocage : bosquet _of chestnut-trees, Clidtaigneraie | _of oaks, Chenaie Grov'el vn. ramper _lling a. rampant Grow' [pro] va. [imp. Grew : pp. Grown] cul- tiver [a beard) laisser ponsser (sa barbel [vh.) croitre : venir : germer [to become) devenir : commencer a etre [to, a) parvenir [from, de : to, a) devenir (rich, etc.] [get bigger, taller) grandir [fig, increase) s’accroitre [old, dark, etc.) se faire [For _ in the sense of ‘ Get, ’ as,_cold, Se refroidir, V. Get] _again, repousser _anywhere, prendre racine n’importe ou _better, s’ameliorer : se porter mieux : se re- mettre _worse, aller plus mal: empirer _out over, s’etendre sur [or a travers] _up, croitre [person) grandir [ V. Grown up] As he_s [ou grew] up, En grandissant _upon one | ..., the more its beauty grows upon you, ..., plus sa beemte s’impose a vous _wild [plants] pousser a 1’etat sauvage GROWER [gro-e-r] cultivateur : producteur | Wheat-_C de ble | Wine-__ Proprietaire de vignobles : viticulteur [small) vigneron GRO'W'ING [ow, 6] croissance [cultivation) culture [a.) croissant | Wine-_, Viticulture GROWL [graoull] grognement [vh.) grogner GRU FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS GUE GRUAU oatmeal : groats (pi] [bouillie de) gruel [oiseau et macli) small crane | Pain de _, Bread made from best fine flour GRZIE crane : great coarse woman | _ rou- lante, Travelling C | Faire le pied de_, To wait about a long time Gruger- va. to crunch : to devour [personne) to devour ...’s substance GRTJME bark | En_, In the log : rough GRUMEAU clot: lump | se Grumeler' vr. to C Grumeleux' -euse a. clotted GRUY&RE Gruyere cheese GUANO [goo-anno] [gliiou-a'-no] GUli [gay] ford | Passer a__ To ford : to wade across | _! [interjection of joy] Gueable a. fordable GUEDE woa'd | _r‘ va. to dye ... with woad Gueer' [.gay-ay] va. to wash [traverser) to ford GUELTE percentage on sales, allowed to shopmen (in addition to wages] GUENILLE rag [(she-) monkey GUENON''[she-)monkey | GUENUCHE little GUliPARD" chetah GUEPE wasp [Bourdonner = to buzz] GU£PIER“ wasp’s nest [sens fig.) hornet's nest [oiseau) bee-eater Guere [or Ne _] ad. hardly : hardly any : scarcely [plus de, more than : moins de, less than] very nearly : few : but little : very little GUiiRET" fallow [poet) field : glebe : lea GUliRIDON’' loo-table : stand GUERILLA guerilla Guerir va. to cure : to heal [vn.) to recover : to heal | Se_, To be cured [ou getting well] to GUERISON" cure : recovery L&et rid (de, of Guerissable a. curable : that can be cured GUERITE sentry-box : watch-tower : look-out [«3i) pointsman’s box GUERRE war | De _ lasse. For the sake of peace and quietness : wearied out | En_, At war [tig) quarrelling | Faire la_a, To make war upon | Faire la_avec. To fight with | Homines de_, Soldiers | Ministere de la_, War-Office [V. DIlPOT, line 7] [La) petite_, Skirmishing [exercice) sham-fight | Place de _Fortified place | a la_comme a la _, We must take it as it comes [i.e., the rough with the smooth, etc.] GUERRIER" warrior | Guerrier’ -iere a. warlike [courage) martial GuerroyeV v. to wage war (on] GUERROYEUR regular warrior GUES’DISTE partisan of Guesde [socialist] GUET" [pr. like Eng. word gay] watch : night patrol | Au_On the watch |' Mot du _, Watch-word | Faire le_, To mount guard: to stand watch | -APENS’ [gay-t] ambush : trap : wilful injury [ou murder] GUETRES' [pi] leggings : gaiters : spats Guetter’ va. to watch (for] to keep an eye on GUETTEUR de nuit, Night-watchman GUEULARD"-72 brawler : glutton [tech) throat Gueulard" -e a. [cheval] hard-mouthed GUEULE mouth : ‘jaw’ : jaws (pi] ‘Fort en _’, [vulgar] Full of‘jaw’ | _-de-LOUP'' Snap-dragon a_de loup," Tongued and grooved^ with hollowed bead [ V. NGEUD] GUEULEE [vulg.] mouthful [paroles sales) Gueuler’ vn. to cry : to bawl [smut GUEULES* [blason] gules ‘GUEULETON’” [vulg.] ‘ feed’:‘ tuck-in’ GRO ENGLISH-FRENCH GUE Grown [grone] [pp. V. Grow r.] a. | Full-_, Fait -e [animals, & things) grand : qui a pris toute sa croissance | _over, [with, de] convert | _up, fait-e: grand-e GROWTH [groth: th fort] accroissement: pro- gres [pers, plants) croissance [produce) pro- duit: recolte [shoots) rejet GRUB larve : ver [slang) ‘mangeaille’ ^ Grub [-bbe'd] vn. creuser up va. essarter: g, arracher : defricher | -SCREW cheville ta- GRUBB'ING UP essartement [raudee ® GRUDGE envie: haine j To have a_against, g Avoir une dent contre : en vouloir a | _va. £ accorder a contre-cceur : reprocher les mor- ^Grudg'ingly ad. a contre-coeur [_ceaux a GRU'EL gruau | Water_G a lean Gru e some a. | _SIGHT spectacle affreux (Gruff a. brusque : rude : bourru : renfrogne [-ly, -ment] -looking a. a l’air renfrogne Si GRUFF'NESS brusqnerie : rudesse sGrum'ble vn. murmurer : grogner : gronder c (at, contre, de] grommeler -^GRUMBLER grogneur -euse ^ GRUM BLING murmure : grognement s Grum'py a. bourru | GRUNT grognement [vn.) grogner (^GRUNTING grognement 3 GU'ARANTEE' garant : garantie : caution e [va.) garantir (from, de, contre : to. a] To ~ become_for, Donner caution pour f GU’ARD garde [train, etc.) conducteur : chef de train | Life-_s, [pi] Gardes du corps | GU’ARD garde [slip for mounting) onglet | Fire-_Garde-feu | On_De G | On my _Sur mes gardes (against, contre] Watch- _Chaine en sautoir | -HOUSE corps de G | -IRON chasse-pierre.s | -SHIP station- — naire : avant-garde \ _’S VAN fourgon cGu ard va. garder : se g : defendre : mettre s en garde : se tenir sur ses gardes [against, contre) se premunir _ed a. prudent: circonspect [V. Guard] GU’AR'DIAN gardien -enne [in law)curateur- -trice : tuteur, tutrice [poor-law) adminis- trateur -trice (de la taxe des pauvres] i _ANGEL ange gardien | _SHIP tutelle ^GU’AR'DSMAN [pi._men] garde GUA'YA [u, on] goyave [tree) goyavier _JELLY confitures de goyave GUD'GEON goujon:tourillon | -BUSH [motor] bague d’axe de piston | -PIN axe de P GUEL'DER ROSE boule de neige : ‘obier’ GUER'DON recompense GUESS conjecture | At a rough __ a vue de nez : a peu pres _W’ARP bosse : touee Guess v. deviner : conjecturer [in American sense) ci’oire : supposer (que] To be a good, a bad GUESS'ER, Deviner bien. mal GUEST convie-e : convive : invite-e [visitor) bote, hotesse | Paying_Pensionnaire GUE FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS GUI GUEUSAI'LL'E rabble | _r* vn. to go begging : to be a lazy vagabond GUEUSARD" beggar : vagabond GUEUSE beggar : ‘bad lot’ [fonte) pig (iron] _S' [&] kentledge Gueuser' vn. to go begging : to beg GUEUSERIE beggary [chose) rubbish GUEUX' -ETJSE beggar : vagabond : rogue — a. beggarly GUliVOIR [in Alsace, etc.] horse-pond GUI mistletoe [&) spanker-boom ‘ GTJIBOLLES' ’ [pi] legs : ‘ stumps ’ GTJIBRE [&] head : figure-head GUICHET' wicket-gate : little door : window [exposition) turnstile [s3i, etc.) ticket-window [cricket) wicket | Scie a_, Kejrhole saw GUICHETIER” turnkey : door-keeper GUIDE [<fc f.~\_[ang. pr. gaide] post-boy [&) halliard | Les_s, [X] The ‘Blues’ GUIDE rein | a grandes_s, With reins : four- in-hand [fig) in dashing style : wildly GUIDE'-ANE guide : directory : black lines GUIDE'-BAIGN'EUR bathing attendant Guider* va. to guide : to direct | Mai guide, Misguided : misdirected GUIDON” standard [4>) broad pendant [de renvoi) reference : mark [fusil) fore-sight [eycl.) handlebar | _cintre, Curved H GUIGN'E black cherry [fig, fam) bad luck Guign'er' v. to leer : to look askance (at] to keep an eye on GUIGN'IER” black-cherry-tree GUIGN'OL Punch and Judy show ‘GUIGN-ON"’ ill-luck | Avoir du To be unlucky | ‘Guign'onnanf’-e a. unlucky GUILL AUME rabbet-plane GUILL'EMET” quotation mark [au pi.) inverted commas | _er’ va. to quote | _au long, To quote every line GUILL'EMOT"_|_a gros bee, Brunnick’s G | _nain, Little auk | _troile, Common G Guill'ereC -ette a. lively : smart : too free GUILL'ERI chirping GUILL'OCHAGE engine-turning GuiU'ocher' va. to engine-turn Guill'oche-e a. engine-turned GUILL'OCHIS' engine-turning : guilloche GUILL OTINE _ : scaffold : beheading Guill'otinor' va. to guillotine GUIMAUVE marsh-mallow : mallows (pi] GUIMBARDE [ga-nbard] van [plais) ‘shandrydan ’ [inst.) jew’s-harp GUIMPE [m nas] sort of chemisette [relig’se) GUINDAGE hoisting [.wimple GUINDAL, GUINDEAU windlass | Taquets de _, Whelps GUI ENGLISH-FRENCH GUN GUIDANCE [ga/i-de-nnce] direction : conduite [instruction) gouverne For his Pour sa G GUIDE [glididd] guide [slide) guide : glissiere [mark) point de repere | To be A’s_[about a place] Piloter A (dans] -BLOCK glissoir | -BOOK guide | -POST poteau indicateur | -PULLEY poulie de renvoi _va. conduire : guider (to. a] gouverner Gui'ding [glidi] a. directeur-trice GUILD corporation | GUILD'HALL hotel de GUILE [i o¥] artifice [mile Gui'le'less a. sans artifice : naif -ive GUILL'OTINE g_ [for paper) massicot GUILT culpabilite : crime : faute GUIL'TINESS culpabilite Guil'tless a. innocent Guil'ty a. coupable : mechant | Found_, Re- connu C | The innocent suffer for the_Les bons patissent pour les mediants | To plead __ S’avouer coupable | To bring in a verdict of_, Bendre un V affirmatif | To bring ... in not_Declarer ... innocent | The_PARTY, Le coupable GUIN'EA [guinrie] guinee fee [26 fr. 25 c.] -FOWL pintade | -PIG cochon d’Inde: co- GUISE [i aV] guise : fagon : apparence |_baye GULES [ghioulz] [heraldry] gueules GULF goife [fig) abime | -STREAM GULL [sea-_) mouette : goeland [V. this word] [pers) ‘ serin ’: ‘ jobard ’ : ‘oie’ Gull va. flouer [fam) enfoncer GULL'ET gosier GULL'Y ravin : couloir [drain) egout GULLIBILITY jobarderie: credulite Gull'ible a. niais : credule : serin GULP [gl\e-lpe\ To_ down, ou swallow at a _, Avaler d’un trait (GUM gomme : colle | The_S, Les gencives | ' _ AR'ABIC gomme arabique | _BENJA- 2 MIN ben join | -BOIL abces des gencives | ? _-RESIN gomme-resine -TREE eucalyptus |Gum [-mme'd] va. gommer fea Gumme’d i up, [piston] ‘colle’: encrasse d’huile VGumm'y a. gommeux : visqueux GUMP'TION [ghe-mmpp-che-mi] sagacite \ By natural_Par S innee | To have’plenty of __ Avoir de la tete ^GUN [shot_) fusil [cannon) canon [report of _) coup de F [or de C] Big_, [fam] ‘ Gros bonnet’| Double-barrelled_F a deux coups | Machine_Mitrailleuse \ Quick-firing __ Canon a tir rapide \ Rifled _, C raye | 12-inch _s, Canons de 30 centimetres | Salute of 21 _s, Salve de 21 coups de canon | -BARREL canon de fusil | -BOAT [pr. bote] canonniere -CARRIAGE attut de C | -COTTON fulmi- coton | -METAL bronze dur | -MOUNTING affut de canon | -PORT sabord | -ROOM [J>] fausse sainte-barbe The _-ROOM OFFI- s CERS, les sous-officiers | —SHOT [distance) J portee de F [or de C] [wound) coup de feu | ^GUNS (pi] artillerie (sing] canons (pi] To stick to one’s_Ne pas en demordre GUNN'EL [ou GUN'WALE] plat-bord GUNN'ER canonnier [artil) servant [Americ. for sportsman) chasseur | Machine__ Mi- trailleur | Master _, Gardien de batterie \ The _’S STORE ROOM, La sainte-barbe GUNN'ERY canonnage : artillerie GUN'POWDER poudre a canon | Blasting _, P de mine | Sporting_P de chasse _PLOT conspiration des poudres GUN'SMITH armurier ^GUN'WALE [V. GUNN'EL] GUI FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS GYP GUINDANT” du mat, Hoist of the sail [that part of the mast covered by it] Guinde-e a. forced : affected : stiff : stuck-up GUINDEAU windlass Guinder' va. to hoist (avec, with] to make ... affected, ou stiff [un mat) to send up Tnant GUINDE'RESSE mast-rope : top-tackle pen- GUINEE guinea [guinn'-e] [26 fr. 25 c.] GUINGAN" gingham GUINGOIS' crookedness | De_, Awry GUINGUETTE [glian-get,, n nas] public-house with garden [in suburbs] GUIPURE : lace G UIRLANDE garland : wreath GUISE way : own way : fancy j En_de, By way of : instead of : for | Faire a sa_, To do as one likes : to go one’s own way GUI TARE guita'r | ‘ GUITOUNE ’ dug-out GUSTATION" taste : tasting GUTTA-PERCHA [pairkali] _ [ghe-te] Guttural -e a. _1 | GUTTURALE_1 GUY | La danse de St. _, St. Vitus’s dance GYMNASE_sium [djimm-neze-ye-mm] GYMNASTIQUE _ics (pi] [a.) _ic [pas) double quick | _suedoise, Swedish drill GYMNOTE electric eel GYPA^TE lammergeier : bearded vulture GYPSE plaster of Paris [min) gypsum GUR ENGLISH-FRENCH GYV (Gur'gle vn. faire glouglou : murmurer | GURGLING glouglou : murmure 1 GUR'NARD, GUR'NET grondin [in Paris ~ shops it is called) rouget ^GUSH jaillissement [fig) epanchement :en- § thousiasme |_[_ out] vn. jaillir : ruisseler Gush'inq a. epanche “ GUSS'ET gousset | GUST coup de vent: bouffee 5 GUS'TO gout: piquant § Gus'ty a. orageux 2 GUT boyau : intestin [catgut) corde a boyau | _ [-tted] va. vider [tech) eventrer GUTT'A PER'CHA gutta-percha Sea l^GUTT'A SERE'NA [rina] goutte sereine r f GUTT'ER [street_) ruisseau [in road)cani- « veau [across a road) cassis [of roofs, etc.) O) gouttiere [groove) sillon | ‘_-SNIPE’gamin iJ _va. sillonner \vn., of candles) couler “’Gutt'ural [ghe-te-re’l] a. _ | Ch _ [as in V Loch] Ch guttural [or allemand] GUY [gai][40 hauban[of jib) martingale [pers) epouvantail | What a _ he is! Quelle tour- nure! ‘Quelle touche il a!’ ‘Comme il estmal ficele!’ | To make one’s self a regular_[dress] Se fagoter a plaisir | _ROPE maroquin _TACKLE palan de suspente Gybe [djaibe] v. [4] gambiller Gymnas'tic a. —ique | _S (pi] la G GYVES [djaivzz] [pi] fers H FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS HAC H (or H) [as7i] H [ang. pr. aitch] Ksj asp Ha! int._! | Des_! _! Ha-ha's H'ABILE expert practitioner [a.) able : clever : expert (dans, in : a, at ...ing] sharp : skilful _merit’ ad. cleverly : skilfully ("tency H'ABILE'TE ability : skill | —ITE compe- H’abiliter’ va. to empower (a minor) to act, H’ABILL'AGE dressing [make a contract, &c. H’ABILL’EMENT” dress : clothes (pi] [_com- plet) suit of clothes [action) clothing |Capitaine d’__ Quartermaster (in charge of clothing] H'abill’e-e a. dress [pers) dressed | Tout_, With one's clothes on : fully dressed H'abill’er' va. [de, in, with] to dress: to clothe: to cover : to fit [tailleurs) to work for ... [dire du mal) to ‘pitch into’ | S'_, To dress o’self: to find one's own clothes : to ‘ pitch into each H’ABILL’EUR dresser |_°ther’ H’ABIT" coat : garment : dress [the) vows (pi] [_ habille) dress coat | En _bourgeois, In plain clothes | _S’ [pi] clothes H’abitable a. liab'itable [hab'-e-te-be-l, h asp] H’ABITACLE abode [&) binnacle H’ABITANT’ -E inhabitant : inmate H’ABITAT" _ [tatt] H'ABITATION" dwelling : house [d’animal) haunt [plante) habitat | Taxe d’_Inhabited house duty | _S ouvrieres, Workmen’s D’s H’abitei’’ va. to inhabit: to live in [ou at] [vn.) to live (avec, with : a, in, at] Maison lidbitee, Inhabited house H’ABITUDE habit: practice | D’_a. usual : habitual [ad.) usually | Avoir V_de .... To usually ... | Comme d’_, As usual | On a V_ de .... It is customary to ... H’ABITUEi -E frequenter |_de ..., ... who goes [ou comes] regularly to ... |_a [pp.] Accustomed, Used to H’abituel -elle a. customary : usual [peclie) besetting | _inent’ ad. habitually H’abituer’ va. to accustom : to use | S’_a, To become [ou get] accustomed to H’ABITUS [hot] habit [lieu) habitat asp Habler’ vn. to boast [fam) to talk big asp HABLERIE boast : brag : talking big asp HABLEUR -EUSE great talker asp HACHE axe [geol) flint-implement : celt _d'ARMES, battle-axe asp HACHE-PAILL E [pi. _] chaff-cutter asp Hacher’ va. to chop (up] to cut... in pieces [couper mal) to hack [cuisine) to hash : to cut ... up [grav) to cross-hatch | Machine a —, Mincer | Se faire_, To be cut to pieces asp HACHETTE hatchet asp HACHE-VIANDE meat-chopper asp HACH1SCH or HASCHISCH hashish H ENGLISH-FRENCH HAL H [aitch] H or Jf 1m Marks on BLACKLEAD PENCILS (crayons a dessin) H dur B tendre et noir Tnoir H H tres dur B B plus tendre, tres HHH extra dur BBB tres tendre H B dur et noir F moyen asp HA'BEAS COR'PUS [he] ’ [ab-] asp HAB'ERDASHER mercier-iere: passemen- tier -iere | _Y mercerie : passementerie asp HABIL'IMENTS [t tres brefs] (pi] attirail asp HAB'IT habitude : coutmne [of body) disposition [of animals) moeurs [plants) habitus | Riding_Amazone | To get into the _of, Prendre Vliabitude de asp Habit'uate va. habituer: faire (to, a] asp HACK cheval de service [cover _) C de fatigue [sorry_) rosse [literary) ecVivassier a gages | HACK [Americ.] fiacre | Hack va. hacher (to. en] ebrecher | -SAW scie a me- asp HACK'BERRY micocoulier l_taux asp Hack'le va. serancer asp HACK'LING MACHINE peigneuse asp HACK'MAN [pi._men] [Americ.] cocher asp Hack'nev a. de louage —-CARRIAGE. -COACH fiacre asp Hack'neve’d [nidd] a. rebattu : banal | _ EXPRESSION banalite asp Had imp. & pp. [F. Have : & Table 5] asp HADD'OCK [de-k] eglefin asp H.KM'ORRH’AGE hemorragie fee asp HAFT manche : poignee asp HAG vieille sorciere : furie asp Hagg'ard [ghe-rde] a. hagard : egare : asp Hag gle v. marchander [farouche asp HA-HA [FENCE] saut de loup asp HAIL grele | Storm of_, Grele | Within _a portee de la voix [vn.) greler [va.) heler | Where do you _from? D'ou venez-vous? asp Hail! int. Salut! | All_! Salut! | To be ’_-FELLOW-well-met’ with ..., Traitor ... de asp HAIL'STONE grelon [pair a compagnon asp HAIR [a single _) cheveu [head of _) cheveux (pi] clievelure [on the arms, etc. etc., and of animals) poil [horse-_) crin [bristle) soie | False_, Cheveux postiches | To comb one’s_, Se peigner | To curl one’s_Se friser | To do one’s_Se coiffer | He has had his_cut, 11 s’est fait couper les cheveux| Plaited_, Cheveux tresses en natte \ She has beautiful_Elle a des cheveux magnifiques | To a _, Exactement | To make one’s _ stand on end, Faire dresser les cheveux | To split a_T Couper un cheveu en quatre | To keep splitting _s, Epiloguer:diseuter sur des pointes d’aiguille | Black-_e’d a. ... aux cheveux noirs [or simply ‘brun’-e] Ldg’ht- _e’d a. ... aux cheveux blonds [or simply ‘blond’-e] -braine’d a. etourdi | To have a _-BREA DTH ESCAPE, L’echapper belle \ —-BRUSH brosse a cheveux | -CUTTING coupe de cheveux | -DRESSER coiffeur-ease -NET resille | -OIL liuile pour les cheveux -PEN'CIL pinceau | -PIN epingle a cheveux -SHIRT haire \ -SIE'YE tamis de crin -SPA'CE [typ] espace d’un point | -SPLIT- TIN G distinctions subtiles(p\] -SPRING res- sort spiral | -TRIGG'ER double detente •asp HAIR'BELL clochette asp Hai'ry a. poilu : chevelu asp HAKE merlus : merluche asp Hale [a e'] a. fort: vigoureux [va.) haler HAC FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS HAL asp HACHIS" minced meat: hash fping knife asp HACHOIR chopping-board [couteau) chop- asp HACHURE cross-hatching : shading lines asp Hagard' -e a. haggard asp HAHA_: haw-haw : haw-ditch asp Hai -e pp. IV. Hair] asj) HAIE hedge : row [X) line (-s of soldiers] Double_, Double line | Former la —, To be drawn up in line [V. Hurdle]_ VIVE quick- asp HAILL'ON" rag : ‘ rags and tatters ’ [.set H asp HAINE hatred : spite : strong dislike | En _de ..., Out of H or S to ... | Avoir de la — pour ..., To entertain a hatred for ... frous asp Haineux' -euse a. hateful: spiteful :ranco- asp Hair va. to hate [Note. The three persons singular indicative present and 2nd imperative sing, are written without the diaeresis] Je hais ..., I hate, I can’t bear ... asp HAIRE hair shirt asp Haissable a. hateful H AlTIEN"-ENNE [<fc a.] Haytian asp HALAGE towing | Chemin de —, Tow-path asp HALE heat : sun : burning sun asp Hale -e a. sunburnt : bronzed asp HALE-BAS' [4#] downhaul asp HALE-BREU [pi._] [&] out-haul H'ALEINE breath [d’un cheval) wind | Tout d'une , Without stopping [fam)‘at a single go’ | Entreprise de longue_, Work of time | a perte d’__ In breathless haste : out of breath [discours) long-winded | Courir a perdre_, To run o’self out of breath | En_, In working H' ALEV NEE whiff [order asp Haler' va. to haul : to haul in : to bow- haul [un chien) to set (at] Hale courir! Run up ...! | Hale main! Hand over hand ! asp Haler' va. to burn : to brown asp Hale'tant' -e a. panting | Tout _, Panting : gasping for breath : out of breath asp Hale'ter' vn. to pant asp HALEUR bargeman asp HALLE market | La_au ble, aux bles, The corn-M | Dames de la__ 71/ women | Forts de la _, M porters | Langage des_s, ‘ Billingsgate slang ’ asp HALLE'BARDE halberd | II tombe des _s / ‘ It’s raining cats and dogs ! ’ asp HALLE'BOTAGE [en Bourgogne] gleaning from the vines asp HALLIER" thicket: market-man H ALLUCINATION" _ [ang. pr. neche-nn] asp HALO — [en ang. pr. lxe’lo, h asp] HAL ENGLISH-FRENCH HAM asp HALF [pi. Hal'ves] [pr. haf, lictvz] moitie: demi, demie [a.) demi-... [ad.) a moitie : a mi-... : a demi | _ a loaf, La moitie d’un pain | _a cup, La moitie d'line tasse : une demi-tasse |_an hour, Une demi-heure | An hour and a__ Une lieure et demie [V. Demi] _as much. La moitie autant | _as much again. La M en plus | Too much by__ Trop de moitie | Too long by_, Trop long de 71/1 By__ [dividing] Par 71/ | To do things by HALVES. Faire les clioses a demi | In halves, En deux | To go halves with. Etre de 71/ avec: partager 1 My BETTER _,’ ‘71/a cliere moitie’ | -BINDING demi-reliure | -bound a. ... en demi-reliure | -bound CALF, dos en veau | -bred a. [domestic animals) croise -e [pers. and wild animals) metis [invariably pr. the s] -BREED demi-sang | -BROTHER, -SISTER frere de pere, frere de mere : sceur de pere, soeur de mere [as the case may be] A_-CROWN. Une demi-couronne \ _-A- CROWN trois francs | _dead a. a moitie mort-e | _done a. a moitie fait | -hearted a. tiede : sans conviction | -HOL'IDAY demi- conge | -length a. [portrait] ... en buste | -mast, a mi-mat [flag) en berne | -MOON [fig] demi-lune | -past ad. Half-past six. Six lieures et demie | _-past twelve [noon] Midi et demi | It's over_-past, II est plus de la demie | -PAY OFF'ICER officier en demi- solde | A few_PENCE [liepe-nnce] Quel- ques sous | _PENNY [7lepe-ne] sou : cinq centimes | A_penny worth of, Pour un sou de ... | -PINT [ou._a pint] ‘quart de litre’ [of wine) carafon [of beer) chope | -PRICE moitie prix [fare) demi-place | _STUFF demi-pdte: defile | At _ TIME, a la mi- temps | -TONE demi-teinte [process) simili- gravure | _-TONE BLOCK cliche simili | -way ad. a mi-chemin | -way up, [the hill] a mi-cote | -witted a. niais | -YEAR semes- tre : six mois | -yearly a. semestriel | I pay half-yearly, Je paie tous les six mois asp Hal'f [liaf] va. diviser en deux : partager par moitie [joinery) assembler a mi-bois asp HAL'IBUT fletan l^asp HALL salle [entry) vestibule [dining_) refectoire [university) college [gent, seat) c chateau [ servants’) office [of corporations) ,2maison : hotel | Shire-_, Palais de justice et ® salle des assemblies (du conseil general] a _MARK controle asp HALLELU'JA [li-loii-ya] alleluia asp HALL'IARD [ye-rde] drisse [ V. Throat] asp HALLOO' [hollo] liuee : cri [to.) huer : crier | _! [heull-lo] int. tiens! hola! he ! asp Hall'ow- va. sanctifier : consacrer asp HA'LO [7(e7o] [astr)_[glory) aureole ° ^asp HALT lialte [to.) faire lialte [to limp) ~ | boiter [fig) balancer [a.) boiteux-se | _! 5 m Halte-la! § 3 asp HAL'TER licou [for hanging) corde cs 'e asp HAL'TING-PLACE lialte THalf asp Hal’ve va. diviser, partager en deux [V. asp HAM [bacon) jambon [of pers) j arret _and EGGS, oeufs au jambon asp HAMES [a, e] [pi] attelles asp HAM'LET hameau asp HAMM'ER marteau [of a gun) chien | To [ou By, ou Under] the_Aux encheres \ Steam _, M-pilon | -CLOTH housse asp Hamm'er va. marteler : forger [drive) en- foncer | ‘_away at,’ harceler (une pers.] _in, into, faire entrer (dans la tete a]_up, travailler... au marteau | -harden v. ecrouir asj) HAMM'ERING martelage [noise) bruit de marteau | HAMM'ERMAN [pi.-men] marte- asp HAMM'OCK [»ie-fc] hamac [leur HAM ENGLISH-FRENCH HAN asp HAM'PER panier: manne [for game and fish) bourriche [va.) empetrer (with, de] gener asp HAND main [hour_) petite aiguille [minute _) grande aiguille [whist) jeu : main : partie [side) cote : part [writing) ecriture : signature [man) bras : homme : employe [of God : intervention) doigt[15_s high, 1 metre 52] All _s ahoy ! En haut tout le monde! | Send some _s to ...! [4>] Du monde a ...! | At__ Sous la M: tout pres | At first_, De premiere M | At their_s [suffer] Entre leurs Ms | To bear a_[ J>] Donner un coup de M | To get the upper_of. Prendre le dessus sur | To lend him a_, Lui donner un coup de M : l’aider | To shake_s with, Serrer la M a | To show one’s _, Decouvrir son jeu | With both_s, a deux M’s | Bound_and FOOT, Pieds et poings lies | By__ a la M [fed by bottle) an biberon | Could I wash my _s ? Pourrais-je me laver les Ms? | To get one’s _ in, Se faire la M | _s down, [i.e. easily] Haut la M | He had a_in it, II y etait pour quelque chose | He had no_in it, II n’y prit aucune part: il n’y fut pour rien | To take a _, Faire une partie \ A GOOD_at ..., Habile a ... : fort a ... | To carry things with a HIGH_, Mener les clioses rondement | To lay_s on, S’emparer de : faire M basse sur | To change_s, Changer de M | An ‘ OLD_,’ Un vieux du metier | He is my RIGHT_, II est mon bras droit | I have hurt my right_, Je me suis blesse-e a la M droite | He can’t stir_or FOOT, II ne peut remuer ni pied ni patte [V. GLOVE] From _ to MOUTH. Au jour le jour | To put one’s_to the PLOUGH, Mettre la ill a l'oeuvre | Large-_, Ecriture en gros : gros | Round-_, Ecriture moyenne | Running-_, Coulee | Small-_Ecriture fine : fin [V. Cramped] Note of_, Billet a ordre In _, En main: en train [in stock) en magasin | ‘Balance in_‘En caisse’ | CASH in _, Especes en caisse | Sword in_, L’epee a la M | Placed in the _s of, Mis entre les M's de | I have put it in_Je l'ai mis en train | To take ... in _, Entreprendre: se charger de [help) mettre la M a | — in_, La main dans la main [agir) de concert [Bird in the_, V. TIENS] Off_, [at once) Tout d’un coup : tout de suite [speaking) d ’abondance [treat) cavalierement: brusque (-ment]_soff! a bas les mains![(am) a bas les pattes! On_, En main [in stock) en magasin | On my _s, Sur les bras | On the other_, De l’autre cote : d’autre part: en revanche: par contre | On all_s, De tous les cotes _over_! Hale main! To_, Parvenu a destination \ To come to_, Parvenir | _to_, Corps a corps | From_ to_, De main en main -BARROW’ civiere |_'BELL sonnette [small) clochette |_'BOOK guide : manuel | -CART charrette a bras | -GLASS cloche | -LEVER manette | -made [paper] a la forme [Dutch) de Hollande | -MILL moulin a bras | -RAIL garde-fou [of staircase) rampe | —'SAW scie a M | -SCREEN ecran a M | -TRUCK voi- ture a bras | -VICE etau a M | -W’RI'TING ecriture asp Hand va. passer : donner [a person in, ou out, ou down) donner la main a (pour monter, descendre, or entrer]_round, faire passer (de main en main] down [to posterity,] transmettre | _over, remettre : ceder Left-_ed a. gaucher-ere [affiche . asp HAND'BILL imprime: prospectus [poster) asp HAND'CUFFS [pi] menottes : ‘cabriolet’ | To handcuff C D. Mettre les menottes a CD asp HAND'FUL poignee | A double_, (sing] Deux poignees (pi] asp HAN'DICAP ‘ handicap ’ | _ va. handi- caper | To equally_, [fig] Rendre les chances egales entre ... asp HAN'DICRAFT [trade] metier asp HAN'DING O'VER cession : remise asp HAN'DIWORK ouvrage : travail asp HAN'D ’KERCHIEF [pocket_) mouchoir [silk_) foulard asp HAN'DLE [knife, tool, spade, etc.) manche [sword, lever, etc.) poignee [door) bouton [jug, etc.) anse [frying-pan) queue | _S (pi] [eye] guidon | To make a_of, Faire tourner ... a son avantage (against, contre] By the right_, Par le bon bout asp Han'dle va. manier [a subject, etc.) traiter | Severely_d, Rudement malmene | To_a GUN, Se servir d’un fusil asp HAN'DLE’BAR [eye] guidon fee asp HAN'DLING maniement asp HAND'MAID [style biblique] servante asp Han'd'some a. beau : bien fait: elegant: noble : bon [gift, etc.) genereux : magnifique | She is very_Elle est fort belle asp Han'd’some’ly ad. joliment: elegamment [paying, etc.) genereusement | Heave_! [&] Vire en douceur! | Lower _! Contre-tenez! asp HAN'D’SOME’NESS beaute '■ grace : gene- asp HAND'SPIKE [&] anspect \rosite asp Han'dy a. adroit [convenient) commode asp Hang v. [imp. & pp. Hung: d’une pers. pendue, Hange’d] pendre : suspendre (from, on, a] baisser : se penclier [with, de) tapisser [fix) poser [swing) pendiller [by, a) pendre : ne tenir qu’a [on) rester : reposer (sur] Hung on the wall, Accroche au mur |_about [a place] g=Flaner devant, dans, etc.,, [thief, etc.) roder g-.autour de |_on, upon, Etre a charge (a, de] «_heavy on, peser sur |_out, pendre [a flag) arborer | To _ out at, [slang] Camper chez [or a] _ over, Etre suspendu sur : sur- plomber [fig) menacer | _together [fig] faire la paire [story) tenir debout | _ up, vpendre | To_FIRE, Faire long feu asp HANG'ER [tech] chaise pendante [site asp HANG'ER-ON [pi._s-on] dependant:para- asp Hang'-dog LOOK mine patibulaire asp HANG'ING [la) corde [of bells, etc.) pose [paper-_) collage : tenture [a.) suspendu | A _ MATTER, Un cas pendable | _S (pi] tapisserie (sing] Paper-_s, Papier de tenture asp HANG'MAN [me-nn] bourreau asp HANG'NAIL [nele] envie [cambeau asp HANK poignee [flax sp.) echeveau [4>) ro- asp Hank'er after v. soupirer apres asp HAN'SARD eompte rendu officiel des debats parlementaires anglais asp HAN'SOM-CAB [little known in France] ‘ cab anglais ’: voiture anglaise a deux places HAL FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS HAR asp HALOT' rabbit’s hole asp HALTE halt [a, o dans sort] halting-place : stop | Faire _, To halt: to stop |_-la! Stop ! H ALTERE dumb-bell |_Hold on ! asp HAMAC [xnak] hammock asp HAMEAU hamlet H'AMEQON ' fish-hook : hook | Mordre a l'_, To take the bait | _line-e a. hooked asp HAMPE [xn nasal] shaft : handle : staff asp HANAP [pr. the p] bowl : cup asp HANCHE haunch [pers) hip [4>) quarter | Les poings sur les_s, Arms akimbo asp HANDICAP [pr. the p] _ | —er‘ va. to H asp HANE'BANE henbane asp HANET' [J>] reef-point : ear-ring : cord asp HANGAR shed [aero) ‘hangar’ asp HANNETON” may-beetle: cockchafer [pers) poor thoughtless mortal (ou ‘thing’] asp HANSE Hanse Towns (pi] asp Hanseatique a. [ligue)_ic [villes) Hanse asp Hanter' va. to frequent: to haunt : to associate [ou ‘ keep company ’] with (a person] Maison hantee. Haunted house ["course asp HANTISE [z] familiar relations (pi] interasp HAPPE ring : washer : cramp-iron asp Happen' va. to seize : to ‘ snap up ’ asp HAQUE'NEE hack:nag [fig) clumsy thing asp HAQUET" dray | _IER" drayman asp HARANGUE _ : speech asp Haranguer' va. to harangue | _vn. to ‘ speechify ’ : to ‘ spout ’ : to speak asp HARANGUEUR ‘ speechifier ’: ‘ spouter ’ asp HARAS' stud asp HARASSE crate asp Harasser' va. to weary : to tire out asp Harceler' va. to harass : to worry asp HARDE herd [lien) leash | _r' v. to leash asp HARDES' [pi] things [clothes, etc.] r"'ill 1 asp Hardi-e a. bold | _! Cheerily! With a asp HARDIESSE boldness | Avoir la_de, To make bold to : to take the liberty of ...ing asp Hardimenf ad. boldly asp HAREM _ asp HARENG" herring | _ saur. Red H | La cague sent toujours le_, What’s bred in the bone won’t come out of the flesh asp HAR ENG AI SON) [pat] herring-season ou fishery | HARENGERE [zhair] fish-ivoman asp HARENGUET' [north of France] sprat asp Hargn'eux' -ease a. peevish : surly asp HARICOT" kidney-bean [sec, blanc) ‘haricot’ | _de MOUTON" Irish stew | _VERT' French bean asp HARIDELLE poor old hack HAP ENGLISH-FRENCH HAR asp Hap-liaz'ard ad. | At_Au hasard | _ ATTEMPTS._ TRIALS, tentatives liasar- deuses: tatonnements asp Hap'less a. malheureux asp Hap'ly ad. par hasard : peut-etre asp Happ'e'11 ihapp'mi] vn. [to, a : to, de} arriver : se trouver par hasard : etre | If he _s to come, S’il arrive qu’il vienne | If it should_so, Le cas eclieant | As if nothing had _ed. Connne si de rien 11’etait [F. Again] asp Happ'ily ad. heureusement: heureux [F. Menage] asp HAPP'INESS bonheur [blessedness) felicite asp Happ'y a. heureux (to, de] joyeux : a pro- pos | I'm_to say so, Je m’en felicite | As_ as the days are long, [Des) plus heureux | _ EXPRESSION [expreclie-nn] expression bien trouvee | -go-luck'y a. insouciant asp Har'ass [7iar-’ss] va. harasser : accabler (with, de] [X) harceler asp HAR BINGER avant-coureur /asp HAR'BOUR port : rade [fig) refuge | _ V DUES (pi] droit de mouillage | -MASTER ,0 capitaine du port | _of REFUGE port de i refuge | Har'bour va. heberger [conceal) donner asile a [suspicions, etc.) nourrir [rn.) V se refugier asp Hard a. dur : ferme : severe [to, de) malaise [water) erne : dure [rough, winter, etc.) rude [frost, rain) forte : grande [living) mau- vaise (chere] [cider) dur [‘ hit ’) grand [work) penible [of belief) incredule [stingy) dura la detente [unfeeling, rough) brutal To get__ Durcir | He’s a _ DrTnKER, 11 boit sec | upon him, Dur [or severe] pour lui | It's very _! [fam. ‘ It’s_LINES ! ’] C’est assez dur! | To draw a_and FAST LINE, Imposer une regie fixe | As _ as IRON, Dur comme la pierre [F NAIL] -BRUSH brosse dure [F. CASE] In CASH, En especes sonnantes \ -earne'd a. qui a coute de la peine | -headed a. qui a la tete dure \ -hearted a. dur : inhu- main | -nibbe'd a. a bee dur | These are_ TIMES, Les temps sont durs |_WORDS [pi] duretes |_WORK travail fatigant [to, pour) fort a faire | -working a. laborieux asp Hard ad. dur : rudement : peniblement [hit, blow, fight, work) fort: ferme [drink) sec [look) fixement | To go_, Aller mal |_by, Tout pres (de] To be ‘_up,’ Etre a sec (for, de]_er than ever, [rain, etc.] De plus belle | _a-port! Tribord tout! | _ and fast, Fort et ferme asp Har'de'n v. durcir [steel) tremper [pers) endurcir (to, d] asp HAR'DE'NING durcissement [person) en- durcissement [steel) trernpe asp HAR'DIHOOD hardiesse : andace asp HAR'DINESS vigueur : force asp Hard'ly ad. avec difficulte [badly) dure- ment: mal [scarcely) a peine : guere |_ever, Presque jamais | I_know, Je ne sais trop asp HARD'NESS durete : difficulte : rudesse : rigueur [cruelty) brutalite asp HARD'SHIP privation : rigueur \ To go through great_s, Manger de la vache enragee asp HARD'WARE quincaillerie asp Har'dy a. hardi : brave : robuste : fort [plant) rustique [ferns, shrubs, trees, annuals, etc.) vivace : de pleine terre asp HARE [a e'] lievre : base Jugge'd__ Civet de lievre | -BELL clochette \ -braine'd a. etourdi | -LIP bec-de-lievre asp Hark ! int. Ecoute ! Ecoutez! asp HARLEQUIN [,kouinn] arlequin asp HAR'LOT [le-tt] prostituee : courtisane HAR FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS HAT a,H'ARMONICA mouth-organ : harmonicon c HARMONIE _ny | Table d’_, Sound-board — H'armonier' va. to har'monize (avec, with] toH'armonieux’ -euse a_ious [-semenf -ly] § Harmonique a._ic a s’H'armoniser' vr. to har'monize (avec, with WH-ARMONIUM _ asp HARNACHE'MENT" harnessing : harness asp Harnaclier' va. to harness [plais) to rig ... out (de, in] asp HARNACHEUR harness-maker asp HARNA1S' harness | Blanchir sous le _, To grow grey in the service asp HARO hue and cry (sur, after] Clameur de _, Call for immediate justice | Crier_sur, [fig] To cry shame on H'ARPAGON” miser : regular old M asp HARPE harp | Jouer de la_, To play the asp HARPIE_py Lharp asp HARPISTE [<& f.] player on the harp asp HARPON" harpoon | _nner- va. to h asp HART " withy : band [corde) halter 111 est digne de la_, He deserves hanging asp HASARD" chance : danger : hazard : risk | De_, [com] Second-hand | Par_, Accidentally : by chance : I suppose | a tout__ At all events : at random asp Hasarde -e a. bold : risky : stale [affirmation) random [cuis) over-kept asp Hasarder" va. to risk : to venture : to expose : to hazard asp Hasardeux' -euse a. hazardous : unsafe : venturous : bold [-semen t' -ly] asp HASE [az] doe (hare ou rabbit] hare asp HATE haste [V. Hasty] a la_, Hastily : in a hurry | En_, Quickly : in haste | Avoir _de, To be in a hurry to | Trop de_gate tout. More haste less speed asp Hate -e a. in a hurry : hasty : forward asp Hater' va. to hasten : to hurry : to press on : to expedite [vn.) to be in a hurry Se_, vr. to make haste : to hurry : to lose no time (de, in] Hatez-vous lentement. ‘ Festina lente ’ [ecossais) Gang warily asp Hatif -ive a. forward [fruit, etc.) early _vement' ad. early: quickly | Plus_, Earlier HAR ENGLISH-FRENCH HAT asp HARM mal: tort | No_, Pas de mal asp Harm va. faire du mal a: nuire a asp Harm'ful a. nuisible : pernicieux asp Harmless a. inoffensif: innocent: sain et sauf | To hold ..._, Proteger: garantir [com) sauvegarder _ly ad. innocemment: sain et sauf ] _NESS innocence asp Harmo'nious a._nieux asp Harmo niously ad. harmonieusement [to live_) en parfaite harmonie : en bon accord asp HARMO'NIUM_: orgue de salon asp Har'monize [ndize] vn. s'accorder : s’har- moniser: ‘faire bien’ (with, avec] etre en har- monie [va.) mettre d’accord asp HAR'NESS harnais [va.) harnacher [put in) atteler | Goes well in _, Est bon a la voiture \ Good for saddle or_, a deux fins | -MAKER [country) bourrelier [town) sellier | -ROOM sellerie asp HARP liarpe fed | To play on the_, Jouer de la H | Player on the —, Harpiste [m. & /".] To keep_ing away on, Revenir toujours sur : ‘rabacher’ [V. String] _ER menestrel: trouvere : troubadour asp HARPOON' harpon [va.) harponner asp HARP'SICHORD clavecin asp HARR'IER [bird] busard [V. this word] asp HARR'OW' lierse | _va. herser [fig) de- chirer | Bush_, Herse d’epines | Chain_, H a chainons asp Harr'owing a. poignant : dechirant asp Harr'y va. harceler : piller asp Harsh a. apre : aigre : rude : dur: bles- sant [sound) discordant: rauque _ly ad. durement: aigrement asp HARSH'NESS ciprete : aigreur: durete: rudesse : severite : discordance asp HART cerf asp HARTS'HORN ammoniaque liquide asp HART’STONGUE langue de cerf asp Ha'rum-sca'rum [he-re-mm-ske-re-mm] a. etourdi [ad.) pele-mele asp HAR'VEST [grain) nioisson [hay) fenai- son : ‘foins’ (pi] [fruits or vegetables) recolte [va.) moissonner : recolter | To get in the_, Faire la moisson | -BUG rouget: vendangeon -HOME fete de la moisson | _MAN [pi. _men] moissonneur | - WOMAN [pi. -ivomeri] moissonneuse asp HAR'VESTER moissonneur [mach) mois- asp Har'veyize'd a. ‘ ’ |_sonneuse asp Has [troisiemepers. sing. ind. pres, de Have asp HASH hachis [F. Miroton] [v>a.) hacher asp HAijjP loquet [va.) fermer an loquet asp HASS'OCK [se-k] coussin asp Hast [deuxieme pers. sing, de Have] asp HASTE hate : precipitation In_, En [or a la] hate | He is in_to, 11 est presse de | ~Make_! Depechez-vous! Depeche-toi! I’m '^making all the_I can, Je me presse autant que possible | More_' V. HATE fed asp Haste, Has't en [heste, hece-nn] v. hater: se h : se depecher: s’empresser (to, de] [make earlier) avancer [run) courir |_in, Rentrer vite | _ up, Accourir | Ha'stily ad. a la hate [angrily) avec vivacite | Too _, Avec trop de hate : trop precipitamment [vivacite asp HA'STINESS hate: precipitation [temper) asp Ha'sty a. precipite : irreflechi [in temper) vif: emporte [sketch) fait a la hate [decision) prise a la hate | _PUDDING bouillie de farine (au lait] asp HAT chapeau fed [V. Couvert: Couvrir ] _BAND ruban de C : bourdalou [mourning) crepe | -BOX carton a C [leather) etui a C | -BRUSH brosse a C | -PEG patere | -PEGS (pi] portemanteau | -PIN epingle a chapeau | -STAND portemanteau : porte-chapeaux asp HATCH porte-coupee [of chickens) couvee [vn.) eclore [va.) faire eclore [fig) tramer [en- grave) hacher asp HATCH'ES [pi] ecoutilles [V. BATTEN] asp HATCH'WAY ecmtille asp HATCH'EL seran [va.) serancer HAU FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS HAU asp HAUBANS' [pi] shrouds : stays : rigging | _de beaupre, Bobstays | — de revers, Fut- tock shrouds asp HA USSE piece : riser : stay [du prix) rise [typ) overlay [tech) shutter [fusil) back-sight | _mobile, Folding sight | En —, On the rise j Jouer a la_To speculate on a rise | Grande, Petite_High. Low range asp HAUSSE-COL gorget [Shrug asp HAUSSE'MENT" raising | _ d’epaules, asp Hausser' va. to lift up : to raise [epaules) to shrug [typ) to overlay : to bring up | — vn. [and Se_] to rise : to advance | Se — sur la pointe des pieds, To stand on tiptoe asp HAUSSIER" ‘bull ’ asp HAUSSIERE [o-cee-air] hawser asp HAUT" top : summit : height [F Haut, ad.] Du_en bas, From head to foot : from top to bottom : scornfully | Avoir 6 pieds de —, To be 6 feet high | Tomber de son_To be thunderstruck | Les —s et les bas, The ups and downs [F. PAVIi] _ de casse a. \typ~] upper-case asp Haut" -e a. high : tall: lofty : great [classe) upper [voix) loud [tete) erect La chambre —, The upper House | ‘La HAUTE’ [F. next col.] asp Haut’ ad. high : high up : up above [voix) loud : aloud | En _, Up above : overhead [dans une maison) upstairs 1 D’en_From above | En — de ..., At the top of ... | La-_, Up there | _ la main, With a high hand : easily : off-hand | _ monte, _ de jambes, ‘ Too long in the legs ’ | _place, In a prominent position Parler_, [fig] To speak out Le prendre de_, To ‘ talk big ’ | Tout_, Aloud asp Hautain" -e a. haughty asp HAUTAIN" | Sur_, or En_s, Trellissed, ou supported on trees or high poles asp HAUTBOIS' haut boy asp HALITE | 1 La_,’ The ‘upper ten’ asp HAUTE-CONTRE counter-tenor asp Haute'menf ad. highly : boldly : haughtily [affirmer) most emphatically [voir, en par- lant) aloud | Crier_To call ou cry out loud asp HAIITESSE | Sa_, His Highness asp HATJTETJR [de bas en haut) height [de haut en bas) depth [fig) pride : haughty word [ou action] eminence : superiority [d’un son) pitch : acuteness | a la_de, Up to the level of: off: opposite [une tache) equal to | Avoir 10 pieds de_To be 10 feet high asp HAUT-FOND' [pi._s'-_s'] shoal HAT ENGLISH-FRENCH HAW asp HATCH'ET cognee | -face'd a. [F. Lame] asp HATCHING [eggs) eclosion[tech) hachure asp HATCH'MENT ecusson (funebre] Hate va. hair : detester | I_the sight of him. Je ne peux pas le souffrir g'Ha'te'ful a. odieux-ettse [-lly, -sement] e HA'TE'FULNESS enormite : odieux HA'TER [hete'r] ennemi -e asp Hath [vieux pour Has] He_, II a asp HA'TRED [a e] liaine asp HATTER chapelier [F. Mad] /Hau'g'htily [yh nul] ad. fierement: avec hauteur asp HAU'G'HTINESS hauteur \ Hau'g’hty a. hautain o HAUL coup de filet : action de remorquer | ^ At a_, [fish] D’un C de filet § Haul va. tirer : remorquer [ropes, &c.) haler ^ [goods, coal, etc.) camionner: transporter | ° _... aft, border | _down, amener : ren- g trer | _in, haler a bord | _out, — up, S hisser | _over, traverser | _taut, raidir oHAU'LlER [pe-r] camionneur sHAU'LING remorquage [carting) camion- * HAULM chaume Lna8'e I?1 HAUNCH handle [venison) quartier ® HAUNT lieu frequente (of, par] retraite: ~ rendez-vous (de] [wild beasts, thieves, etc.) repaire [va.) hanter : frequenter : revenir a v [or en, or dans]_ed HOUSE maison hantee asp Have va. [imp. & pp. Had. F. Table 5] avoir : posseder [from, de) tenir [to contain) contenir [take) prendre : faire [meet with, F. Meet] To _ breakfast, dinner, supper, Dejeuner, diner, souper | To_ ... made, Faire faire ... | To _ to ..., Avoir a ... : devoir | I _to go to London, Je dois aller a Londres | I_had to ..., J’ai du ... | Even if I had to ..., Meme si je devais ... | To_to do with, Avoir affaire a [F. Do, lines 45-7] To let ... _, Donner [spare) laisser | Will [ou Shall] you _ ...? [future] Aurez-vous ...? | Will you_...? [would you like] Voulez-vous ...? He will'_ it done, 11 veut qu’on le fasse | He won’t_it, 11 n’en veut pas | He won’t_ it that, 11 ne veut pas admettre que J I_it! [riddles, etc.] J’y suis! | I_had this coat 3 years. J’ai cet habit depuis 3 ans | I_none left, 11 ne m’en reste plus | I’ll_him back again, Je le ferai revenir | I would not_ him go. Je ne voudrais pas qu’il aille | May be had at, S’obtient chez ... [or a] To let me _ ... again [ou back,] Me rendre ... | I _ cut my finger, Je me suis coupe le doigt [F. Table 78,‘Passive verb’: also 79,‘Reflective verb ] He had better go. 11 ferait mieux d’y aller | Hadn’t I better leave the room? Ne vaut-il pas mieux que je me retire? [F. Ever, When] _ on, Porter : avoir | ‘_ ... on,’ Attraper : ‘mettre dedans’ | _... up/ Faire arreter ... asp HA'VEN [a e] havre : port [fig) asile asp ‘HAVE-ON’ attrape asp HAV'ERSACK havresac feo asp HAV'OC degat: ravage To play_with, Faire du D [or de grands ravages] dans asp HAW cenelle | Hem and_vn. anonner| -DITCH saut-de-loup | —FINCH gros-bec asp HAWK faucon | _va. colporter | To go _ing, Chasser au faucon [F. MOTH] asp HAWK'ER camelot [village_) colporteur asp HAWK'ING fauconnerie [peddling) col- portage | asp HAWK'WEED eperviere asp HAWSE [F Affourcher] -HOLE ecubier asp HAW'SER haussiere ksi [small) faux-bras [towing_) remorgue [largest) grelin | Clap a stern_on the bower anchor! Mettez une haussiere en embossure sur Vancre de bos- soir! | _BEND noeud de plein poing HAU FRANC AIS -ANGLAIS HE asp HAUT-FOURNEAU blast-furnace asp HAUT'-LE-CCEUR nausea : retching asp HAUT'-LE-CORP'S' start: jerk asp HAUT'-MAL epilepsy asp HAVANE Havannah cigar | La _, Hav- asp Have a. pale : emaciated [annah asp HAVERON” wild [ou self-sown] oats asp Havi -e pp. burnt : scorched asp Havir va. to burn : to scorch asp HAVRE harbour [tidal H] haven asp HAVRESAC k'napsack : bag : sack asp He! int. Hoy! Ahoy there! Holloa! HAW ENGLISH -FRENCH HEA asp HAW'THORN [th fort] auhepine asp HAY [lie] [pas de plur’l] foin | To make_, Faire les foins : faner | To make_while the SUN shines, Prendre la balle au bond _and STRAW. Fourrages -COCK meulon de foin | -FEYER la fievre des foins : asthme d’ete | _HARVEST /enaiso/i -K'NIFEcoupe-foin | -LOFT fenil |_MAKER faneur [woman, and machine) faneuse | _MAKING fenaison | -RAKE rateau : fauchet | -RICK, -STACK meule de foin | -TEDDER faneuse asp HAZ'ARD [haz-e-rde] hasard : chance [va.) hasarder (de] _ous a. liasardeux asp HAZE [Mze] brouillard : brume asp HA'ZEL noisetier : coudrier | -GROUSE gelinotte _NUT [and_colour, a.] noisette asp Ha zy [heze] a. brumeux [photo, etc.) flou asp He [kt] pron. il: lui: celui | _and I, Lui et moi | _is speaking, 11 parle | _who is speaking, Celui qui parle | He’s a good man, C’est un brave homme | HE-... [compounds] ... male | -GOA'T bouc asp HEAD [kedd] tete : chef: point: sujet: titre [of the table) haut bout [of a stream) source [fall) chute [of a ship) avant: cap [figure_) yuibre [carriage) capote [bedstead) tete: chevet [barrel) fond [arrow) pointe [axe, & spear) fer [of rail) champignon [cane, cabbage) pomme [froth on beer) mousse [stag’s) bois [boar’s, salmon’s) hure [number of game) pieces (pi] The _S [of departments] Les chefs [V. MAST] ‘20s. a_, ‘25fr. par tete | From_to foot. Des pieds a la tete | ‘Off one’s_,’ Fou: ‘toque’ | Over_and ears, Par-dessus la tete [in love) amoureux fou | _first, La tete la premiere | _ over heels, En faisant la culbute To run o's _ against, Donner de la tete contre | To take it into one’s_, Se mettre dans la tete (to, de] [V. Enter] A notion keeps running in his__ Une idee lui trotte dans la tete | To fly to [ou up into] one's_, Porter a la tete | To come to a_, Aboutir | To bring ... to a —, Faire murir [or aboutir] To keep one’s _ above water [fig] Se maintenir a flot | To make _against, Tenir tete a | I can’t make_or tail of it, Je n’y comprends rien du tout | _s or tails? Pile ou face? | _ACH’E [pr. eke] mal de tete | A SICK _ACH‘E la migraine j _BAND bandeau [binding) tranchefile | _ CLERK premier commis : chef [or sous-chef] de bureau | _COOK chef (de cuisine] _'• DRESS coiffure \ _ MAN chef | _ MASTER directeur : principal [of college, or lycee fee) proviseur| - MISTRESS directrice -PIECE [plais] caboclie _QUARTERS (pi] quartier- general -RESTappui-fefe —STONEpierre: tombe | _ WAITER maitre d'hotel | _ WATERS (pi] le cours superieur d’un fleuve -WIND vent debout | -WORK travail de tete asp Head [kedd] va. etre [or se mettre] a la tete de : conduire [put_to) faire une tete a [nails) faQonner la tete de [pins) enteter [cask) foncer [40 naviguer contre asp Head [kedd] a. premier : ... en chef asp Head'ed [kedd-ed] a. | Gold-__ a pomme d’or | Hard-_, Long-—, a tete dure | He is hot-__ 11 a la tete pres du bonnet asp HEAD'ER [hedde-r'i [brick] boutisse | To take a_Piquer une tete asp HEADING [kedd] titre : mbrique : tete de lettre : en-tete [tunnel) cunette asp HEAD'LAND pointe [agr) tourniere asp HEAD'LIG'HT phare (d'automobile} asp Head'lony [kedd] ad. la tete la premiere [fig) tete baissee : impetueusement asp HEAD'SHIP [kedd] primaute : autorite asp HEADS'MAN [heddz-me-nn] bourreau asp HEAD'STOCK [lathe] poupee fixe (de tour asp Head'strony [kedd] a. entete asp Head'y [kedd-e] a. capiteux asp Heal [ktZe] v. guerir : se g [a cut, etc.) ci- catriser: se c [still) apaiser | Heale'd up, Cicatrise asp HEA'LER guerisseur : qui peut guerir | The great_, [fig] Le grand medecin asp HEA'LING [Idle] guerison [_ up) cica- _a. [med) curatif [fig) doux [trisation (asp HEALTH sante [of towns) salubrite | Bill | of__ Patente de sante | Board of_, Conseil _g de salubrite | Out of_In poor _, Mal g portant: malade The laws of _ (pi] L'liygiene » (sing] [U. Thermal] -OFFICER inspecteur § de salubrite | -RESORT ville d’eaux : plage ^asp Health'ful a. [exercise) salutaire [air, ~ etc.) salubre fquement gasp Heal'tliily ad. en bonne sante : hygieni- S asp HEAL'THINESS sante : salubrite ~asp Heal'thy a.en bonne sante [sound, wholesome) sain [air) salubre [exercise, etc.) salu- 'y taire (for, a] asp HEAP [hipe'i tas : amas : monc.eau | To ‘be struck all of a_’ Tomber a la renverse: ‘ etre epate’ [or ahuri] _va. entasser : amonceler [fill) combler | _up, amasser asp Hear [lure] v. limp. &pp. Hea’rd, ke-rde] entendre [listen) ecouter [news, of, de) avoir des nouvelles [from, by letter) recevoir des N's IV. Lire] [learn) apprendre | I_he is dead, On me dit qu’il est mort | I have heard of a king, etc., J’ai entendu dire d’un roi, etc.| Let me _ soon. Donnez-moi bientot de vos nouvelles He won’t_' of it! 11 ne vent pas en entendre parler! | _! _! Tres-bien! Bravo! | Nothing has been heard of the ‘Touraine,’ On est sans nouvelles de la T To pretend not to _, Faire la sourde oreille [V. Deaf] I never heard of such a THING! Pas possible! [it’s preposterous!) On n’a jamais vu chose pareille! HEA FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS HEL asp HEAUME helmet H'ebdomadaire a. weekly fup H'eberger' va. to lodge [and feed] to put ... H’£bETIi E stupid fellow [fem.)1 stupid thing ’ H'ebeter' va. to stupefy (de, with] |_PP-) stupid H'ebrai'que a. Hebra ic H-^BRAlSANT- He'brew scholar h£BREU [<£ a.] He'brew | Pour moi, c'est de l’_, [fig] It's all Greek to me H'ECATOMBE _b [ang. pr. hek'-e-toum} H'ECTARE ‘_’ [100 ares, or 2 acres 1 rood 35 perches, or about two and a half acres] [For crops, prices, etc., V. Table 89] H'ECTOGRAMME _gram [100 grams, or a little under one quarter pound, avoirdupois] [U. Gramme. Table 89] H'ECTOLITRE _ter [100 litres : In the corn trade 288 _s are reckoned as 100 quarters. V. Table 91] [Table 87] H'ECTOMfeTRE_meter [10th of a kilom.] [U. H'EGEMONIE _mony : predominance H' Eft I RE [ay-zlieer} hegi'ra [lii-djai'-ra} H'EIDUQUE Hungarian soldier : servant in H dress asp Hein ! int. Eh ! What ? What do you say ? H'elas [pr.the s] int. Alas! [e-kiss'] HEA ENGLISH-FRENCH HEE asp HEA'RER [hire-’r} auditeur asp HEA'RING [hire-igne} ouic [first, second, etc.) audition [elec, petit.) enquete Hard of _, Dur d’oreille | In my_Devant moi | To get a_, Obtenir audience | To give ... a __ Ecouter | Within__ a portee de la voix asp He ark e n [liark-n} vn. ecouter (to, ...] asp HEAR'SAY [hir-ce ] He only goes by_, II ne le sait que par ouii-dire asp HEARSE [heurce} corbillard asp HE ART [liarte] cceur [depth) fond [4>) moque [ Good at_Bon au fond | Heavy — Cceur gros To one’s_!s content, a cceur joie \ With all my_! De tout mon cceur! Je ne de- mande pas mieux ! | She broke her —, Elle eut le cceur brise | I haven't the_to ..., Je n’ai pas le courage de ... | In his_of_s, Au plus profond de son C It goes to my_to, Cela me creve le C de | He’s a man of no —, C’est un homme sans conscience He's in it,_and SOUL, 11 s'y est mis corps et time | To keep a good_Faire contre mauvaise fortune bon C | To get by_, Apprendre par C | To open one’s _, S’ouvrir | To set one's _ upon, Avoir a cceur : vouloir absolument (avoir, faire. etc.] -ACHE [pr. eke} chagrin | -bre'aking a. ac- cablant: navrant | _THING creve-coeur | -broke'n [ou broke'n-bearted] a. qui a le cceur brise | _BURN fer-chaud : aigreurs \ -BURNING rancune : haine DISEASE maladie de cceur | -rending a. ... a fendre Vame: dechirant | _’S-EASE [bot] pensee \ ...-hearted a. [See 5 lines above] To be a good-_fellow, Avoir bon coeur | To be hard- _Avoir le cceur dur [coeur asp Heart'felt [hart} a. sincere : qui va au asp HEARTH [pr. liartli, til fort] atre : foyer | -BRUSH balai de cheminee -PLATE tuque -RUG tapis de foyer or de G \ponce -STONE pierre de C [for rubbing) pierre- asp Hear'tily [hdr-te-le} ad. de tout son cceur: cordialement [eat) de bon appetit [sement asp HEAR'TINESS [hart} cordialite : empres- asp Heart'less [hdrt-le-ss} a. sans cceur : sans _ly ad. lachement: sans pitie [entrallies _NESS cruaute : manque de pitie asp Hear'ty [liarte} a. sincere : cordial : em- presse : ... de coeur [strong) vigoureux : en train [meal) bon [laugh) joyeux [welcome) chaleureux asp HEAT [lute} chaleur [anger) colere [of argument) ardeur [chem) calorique [in a race) serie | In the of the DAY, Au fort de la clialeur \ Dead , ‘_’ \ Red , White , [tech] Chaude rouge, C blanche | At a_, D’uri coup | At a white_, Chauffe a blanc /^Heat va. chauffer [inflame) echauffer [vn.) s’e ^HEAT'ER fer chaud : fer (a chauffer] Feed- -S water_, Rechauffeur d'alimentation \^HEAT'ING chauffage|Over-_Surcliauffage asp HEATH [ea r] bruyere : brande \ Blasted _, Lande desolee \ -COCK tetras lyre asp HEA'THEN [pr. lnthe-nn, th faible] [& a.} paien -enne \ _ish a. paien : sauvage _isbly ad. en paien | _ISM paganisme asp HEA'TH'ER [hetli-r, th faible] brande asp HEAVE [lnve} coup : effort [helping-hand) coup de main [shock) secousse [rising) sou- levement [of stomach) haut-le-coeur asp Heave [hive} v. lever : clever : soulever : se s [bosom) palpiter [a sigh) pousser [throw) jeter [ _ down [&] virer en carene | _ in SIGHT apparaitre | We must_to' with the main topsail to the mast, 11 faut mettre en panne, le grand hunier sur le mat | ‘_up,’ [vulg.] vomir | _ up the anchor ! Derapez ! asp HEAV'E’N [liev'-nn} ciel: cieux (pi] Inou to_Au C | In the seventh__ Au septieme C asp Heav'e’nly [hev'-nn} a. divin : celeste asp Heav'ily [liev'-e-le} ad. lourdement: avec chagrin [feels it) profondement [fast) fort asp HEAV'INESS [pr. lieve-ne-ss} pesanteur : abattement: lourdeur : gravite [sorrow) tris- tesse [of roads) mauvais etat asp Heav'y [hev'-e} a. lourd : grave : penible [large, strong, big) fort [tired) fatigue [work, etc.) penible [full, dark) charge [roads) mauvais [sea, cavalry, heart) gros -sse [sorrow) profond [firing, etc.) violent : acharne | To hang _ on, Peser sur: etre a charge a | In _marching ORDER, En tenue de campagne asp Heck'le va. embarrasser ... de questions asp Hee'tic a. hectique : etique Tfax-on asp Hec'toring [liec-te-r} a. imperieux : fan- asp HEDGE liaie [ roses, etc.) palissade [va.) entourer (de hales} [V. Charmille} in, en- fermer | -ROW liaie \ _'-SPARR'OW' traine- buisson : mouchet | HEDG'E'HOG herisson asp HEDG'ER faiseur de haies asp HEDG'ING-BILL serpe : croissant asp HEED [hide} soin [va.) [or Give_to] faire attention a j To take_to, Prendre garde a HEL FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS HER asp Helen' va. to hail: to call H'ElIANTH'E helian'thus H'ELICE screw [de navire, avion) propeller [ge'om) helix | En__ Spiral j ... a deux_s, Twin-screw ... | Pale d'_, Propeller-blade H'elicoidal -e a. helicoid | Meche Twist-drill HELIOGRAVURE photogravure H ELIOTROPE _ [h asp] HELIUM _ H'ELLENISTE t [fam) Greek scholar H'elvetique a._ic : Swiss H'EMATIE red blood-corpuscle HEMATITE _ [hi-me-ta'ite] HEMEROCALLE day-lily H'emi- ... a. half-... : semi-... h EMICYCLE _ : semicircular arena H EMISPHERE _ [hem-e-sphtre] H EMISTICHE _ch H'EMORRAGIE hemorrhage [hem-e-redj] HEMORROiDES' [pi] piles H'emostatique a. ... for the piles asp HENNE henna [Arabic dye] asp Hennir vn. to neigh [pr. ne] asp HENNISSE'MENT' neighing [ne] H'EPATIQUE_ica [lichen) liver-wort _a. liver [med) hepatic H'EPTARCHIE_chy | H'eraldique a_ic asp HErAUT' her'ald [poet) harbinger H'erbace -e a. herba'ceous [heur-bech-ye-ss] H'ERBAGE — [lie-r-bedge. h asp] grass H'ERBAGER" grazier HEE ENGLISH—FRENCH HER asp Hee'dless a. peu soigneux: etourdi _ly ad. etourdiment: a Vetourdie _NESS etourderie : insouciance asp HEEL talon [mast) pied [slant) bande | He took to his _S, 11 prit ses jambes a son cou [V.' Run the heels ’: Pave]_ROPE braguet asp Heel (over] v. donner de, etre a, la bande asp HEI'FER [heff'-r] genisse asp HEIG HT [hdite] hauteur : degre [zenith) comble : fort [of summer) cceur [of season : V. Plein] Of middle_, De taille moyenne asp Hei'g'hte'n va. rehausser : augmenter asp Hei'nous [pr. he-ne-ss] a. atroce |_ly ad. d'une maniere atroce | _NESS atrocite H'EIR [ere] heritier | H'EIR'ESS heritiere \ Joint_Co-heritier [or H] -AT-LAW, heritier legitime | H'eir'less a. sans heritier | H'EIR'LOOM meuble de famille : souvenir de F | H'EIR'SHIP lieredite : heritage asp Held [imp. de Hold] asp HELL enfer | Gambling_, Tripot asp HEL'LEBORE [hellebore] ellebore asp Hell'ish a. infernal asp HELM gouvernail [tiller) barre [helmet) heaume | Does she answer her_? Le navire gouverne-t-il bien ? | The man at the _, L’homme de B | -PORT trou de jaumiere asp HELMSMAN [helmz-me-nn] timonier asp HEL'MET casque | Pith —, C colonial | asp HEL'OT ilote [/Woollen_Passe-montagne asp HELP secours : aide : assistance [remedy) remede | To call for_Crier au S | To come to his_, Venir a son S [ There's no_for it, 11 n'y a rien a y faire Help ! Au secours ! asp Help va. aider : secourir [to serve) servir [avoid) eviter [check) empecher | — ! Au secours ! | I cannot _ .... Je ne puis m’em- pecher de ... [F. Pas] I can't _ it, Je n’y puis rien | How can I'_it ? Que voulez-vous que j’y fasse? | _down, in, out, up, etc., aider ... a descendre, a entrer, a sortir, a monter, etc. |_forward, avancer | — one’s self, Se servir [to, de) prendre [V. LITTLE] asp HELP'ER [<fc f.] aide asp Help'ful a. utile : secourable : salutaire asp HELPING HAND | To lend ... a Donner un coup de main a : tendre la main a asp Help'less a. faible : abandon ne : sans appui | _ly ad. sans pouvoir [or ressource] _NESS faiblesse : impuissance asp HELPMATE. HELPJSIEET epouse asp HeTter-skel'ter ad. pele-mele asp HEM ourlet: bord | _[-mme'd] va. our- ler : border | _and haw vn. anonner Henime'd in' [pr. hemmd] enferme (with, asp HEM'LOCK cigue [dans asp HEMP chanvre | _ AG'RIMONY eupa- toire chanvrine | -SEED chenevis asp Hem'pen a. de chanvre asp HEM'STITCH ourlet a jour [va.) ourler a J | _e'd HAN'D'KERCHIEF mouchoir ourle a jour asp HEN pottle \ Sitting_Couveuse | The_ bird, L’oiseau femelle | -COOP cage (a pou- lets]_S-HOUSE [had] poulailler | -ROOST juchoir | -pecked a. mene par le bout du nez (par sa femme] HEN'BANE jusquiame asp Hence ad. d'ici: de la : ainsi | A week_, Dans liuit jours asp Hen'ce'focth, Hence'for'ward ad. de- sormais : a l’avenir : dorenavant asp Her [heur] pron. elle: la [to_) ltd [possessive) son : sa : ses [demonst.) celle \ About _, [upon_] Sur elle | _brother, Son frere | She has hurt _ hand, Elle s’est fait mal a la main asp HER'ALD [pr. here-ld] herauf [fig) avant- coureur [t’a.) annoncer | _in, introduire asp HER'ALDRY [here-ldre] blason | Book of__ Armorial /HERB herbe lea -DOCTOR herboriste ^HER'BAL herbier | HER BALIST [be-iisst] § herboriste | _’S SHOP boutique d’H : her- jz boristerie \ At a_'S, Chez un H ^ HERBA'RIUM herbier g HERD troupe : troupeau | To_, [together] * s'attrouper : s’associer | -BOOK ‘ — ’ VHERDS'MAN [me-nn] [pi. _men] bouvier /Here ad. ici : que voici j _! [I am present] Present! | _and there, Qk et la | _is [pi. are] Yoici: voila | _he comes! Le voici _ qui vient! | _he [s7ie, it] is! Le [or la] g voici, or voila! | _I am! Me voici! | — we are ! Nous voici! Down, up, in, out, back—, ^ Ici | _below! Ici-bas! | _lies ..., Ci-git ... | _see! Tenez! ^ He're'about ad. ici pres : dans ces parages Here'af'ter ad. ei-apres : desormais : a l’a- venir : pour l eternite [par ces presentes VHere'by' [bar] ad. par ceci : par la [legal) HER FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS HER H'ERBE [airrli] [gazon) grass [botan, med, et potagere) herb [manuaise_) weed | Brin d’_, Blade of grass j En _, In the blade [avocat, etc.) embryo ...: unfledged \Mauvaise — croit toujours, Ill weeds grow apace — aux ABEILLES' meadow-sweet — d’AMOUR mignonette — aux ANES' evening primrose — aux' BLESSURES' plantain — aux' BOUCS' [greater) celandine — au CANCER rupture-wort — CANICULAIRE henbane — du CARDINAL comfrey — a CENT' GOUT'S' mugwort — aux' CHANTRES' hedge mustard — aux' CHARPENTIERS' yarrow — aux' CHATS' [1) cat-mint [2) cat-thyme — CCEUR lungwort _ aux' CORNEILL’ES' butcher’s broom — de la COUAILLE germander speedwell _ aux COUPURES' stonecrop [orpine] _ a CINQ COUTURES' plantain — aux' CUILL'ERES' scurvy grass _ du DIABLE thorn-apple _ aux ECUS' moneywort [2) pennycress _ a ETERNUER' sneeze wort _ EMPOISONNEE belladonna [”sywort _ a!ESQUINANCIE[1)herb-robert[‘2)quin- _ aux' FEMMES' BATTUES' black bryony _ a la FIEVRE centaury _ du FOIE hepatica _ aux' GOUTTEUX' goutvveed _ aux' GUEUX' clematis _ du BON HENRI goosefoot: ‘good King Har- _ a JAUNIR dyer’s weed [2) weld [ry’ _ aux' MASSUES' club-moss _ aux' MITES' moth mullein _ a MILLE FLORINS' centaury _ aux' CENT' MIRACLES' adder’s-tongue _ au NOMBRIL hound’s-tongue _ des' PAMPAS' Pampas grass _ a PARIS' herb-Paris _ a PAUVRE HOMME hedge-hyssop _ aux' PERLES' gromwell _ aux' POUMONS' lungwort _ a PRINTEMP' S' goosefoot _ a la RATE hart’s-tongue _ a ROBERT" herb-robert _ ROYALE southernwood _ SAINT-ANTOINE willow-herb _ de ST. FIACRE heliotrope _ de ST.-INNOCENT" biting knotgrass _ de ST.-JACQUES' ragwort _ de ST.-JEAN" [1) ground ivy [2) mugwort [3) ox-eye daisy [4) wild sage _ de la ST.-JEAN" St. John’s wort _ de ST.-ROCH fleabane H'ERBE SANGUINE red dock _ sans COUTURE adder's-tongue _ du SIEGE water figwort _ aux' SONNETTES' fritillary — aux' SORCIERES' enchanter’s night- — a la TAUPE thorn-apple [.shade — aux' TEIGNEUX' butter-burr — du VENT' pasque-flower _ aux' VERS' tansy — i\. la VIERGE narcissus (poeticus] — aux' VIPERES' viper’s bugloss H'ERBETTE short grass : velvet turf H'erbeux’ -ease a. grassy [plants H'ERBIER" herbal [scientifique) collection of H' ERBIERE herb-woman [ou -seller] H'erbivore a. herbiv'orous [ve-re-ss] I-I‘ERBORISATION" botanizing : botanical ramble [ou party] H'erboriser' vn. to ‘ go botanizing ’ [ou herb collecting] _SEUR plant collector —RISTE her'balist | H'erbu-e a. grassy H'erculeen" -nne a. Hercu'lean [kiou'-li-enn] asp h£RE wretch H'ereditaire a. _ary | _ment' ad. by inheritance : by hereditary succession H'EREDITE_dity [dr) inheritance H'IlRIiSIARQUE arch-heretic H'ERESIE [ai-rai-zee] heresy [her-e-ze] H'liRETIQUE [<fe f.] her'etic [a.) heretical asp Herisse-e a. bristling (de, with] bristly : erect: rough [botan.) prickly | Herisser' va. to bristle (up] to swell : to arm | Se_To bristle up : to 1 stand on end ’ : to be armed ou covered (de. with] asp HliRISSON" [ fortification)_ [l’animal) hedgehog \inach) rotary gill H'ERITAGE _ [h aspen angl. ] inheritance | Faire un_, To come into some property | L’_celeste, Paradise H'eriter' vn. [de. ...] to inherit: to come into H'liRITIER” heir H'ERITIERE heiress H'ERMAPHRODITE_ [pr. da'ite en ang.] H'ermetiqu,e a. —ic [h asp en ang.] [ ment' H'ERMINE ermine [d’ete) stoat [-ically H ERMITAGE [V. Ermitage] asp Herniaire a. \ Bandage_Truss asp HERNIE hernia [fam) rupture H'ERO'iNE her'oine [pr. inn. bref] H'erbi'que a. hero'ic [remede) drastic: ‘kill or cure ’ | _ment' ad. hero'ically H'liROlSME ['i diseresis] her'oism [s, z] asp H^RON" — [en ang. pr. lie-re-nn'] asp HERONNIERE her'onry asp HAROS' [ay-ro] hero [pr. en ang. lii'-ni] H ERPES _ [ptse] asp HERSAGE harrowing HER ENGLISH-FRENCH HER /'Here'in' ad. en ceci: ici: dans les presentes s^Here’inaft'er ad. ci-apres § Here'of' ad. de ceci x Here'on' ad. sur ceci: la-dessus : sur ce ... ^Here'tofo're ad. jadis : jusqu’ici ["ment <feHere'upon' [u e] ad. la-dessus : immediate- Here'with' ad. avec ceci | Enclosed _, V Ci-joint: sous ce pli asp HEREDITAMENT [law] bien asp HER'MIT ermite | -CRAB bernard-l’ermite| asp HERN, HER'ON heron [_AGE ermitage asp HERR'ING hareng | Kippered __ ‘Kipper’ | Red _, H saur | Salt__ H sale | -BONE [stitch] point de chausson | -BONE WORK appareil en arete de poisson | -GULL goeland argente HER FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS HIE asp HERSE harrow {fort) portcullis [&,U. Erse] Herser' va. to harrow H ESITATION" | H'esiter' vn. to hesitate H'eteroclite a. odd : queer [gram) irregular H'eterodoxe a._x [h asp en ang.] HETERODOXIE _xy H'eterogene a. heteroge'neous [h as#] asp H&TRE beech (-tree] H'EUR [old word, from Latin ‘ augurium ’] luck: good fortune H’EURE hour : time : moment | Quelle_est- il ? What time is it ? | Deux_s. Two o’clock | Deux_s et demie. Half-past two Trois_s moins le quart, A quarter to three 111 est trois _s un quart, It is a quarter past three | Trois _s moins vingt, Twenty minutes to three | 11 est six_s sonnees, It has struck six D’_ en_, Every hour : hourly | Etre a V_, To be punctual | Sur V__ Instantly | Sur les 6 _s, About six o’clock | Tout a i’_, Presently [fam) ‘ directly ’ : ‘ j ust now ’ | a touts_, Continually | De bonne_, Early | a la bonne_, Well and good : that’s right : ‘ that’s something like! ’ | a V_qu’il est, Now : at the present time. [Note. Uptill March 10,1911 Paris time was 9 min. 20'6 sec. in advance of GREENWICH TIME. The latter, however, was on that date officially adopted as the French standard time, and it is now also used by Belgium, Luxemburg and Spain] H'EURES' (pi] prayer-book (sing] H'eureux' -euse a. happy : fortunate : favourable [style soutenu) blessed {surprise) pleasant [fam) ‘ lucky ’ : ‘ capital ’ | _semenf ad. happily : fortunately : favourably : luckily : asp HEURT" knock : blow : clash [capitally asp Heurter' v. to hurt : to knock : to run [ou dash] against (ou into] to offend : to shock | Se —, vr. to clash : to come into collision j Se — la tete contre To run one’s head against ... [stop asp HEURTOIR stop : door-knocker [s?H) buffer- H'EXAGONE hex'agon [heks, h as#] [a.) hexag'- H EXAMETRE—meter [ang. amm' h as#] [onal H'lATUS_ [en ang. hdi-e'te-ss, h as#] H IBERNATION " _ {hai, h as#] H’iberner' vn. to hibernate asp HIBOU [pi. _X'] owl [Ululer = to hoot] asp HIC | Voila le_! There’s the rub! Hie et nunc {ick-ett-nunk] ad. without delay as# HIDEUR hideousness as# Hideux' -ease a. hideous [-sement' -ly] as# HIE rammer [mouton) monkey H IEBLE dwarf-elder H'ier ad. yesterday | _ au soir, Last night | ... ne date pas d’_, ... is not a thing of Y asp HIERARCHIE _chy [fce] H'ieratique a._ic (hai-i-raf ik] H lEROGLYPHE [<fc a. _phique] _phic [en ang. on pr. ha'i-i-ro-gliff-ik] HER ENGLISH-FRENCH HIG asp Hers [heurze] pron. le sien, la sienne : les siens, les siennes | A friend of_, Un de ses amis : une de ses amies | This glove is_, Oe gant est a elle | The writing is_, [i.e. from her] C’est son ecriture asp Herself [s f] pron. elle-meme : elle : soi- meme | By_, Touts seule | To come to_ again, Revenir a elle. or a soi {V. Thank] asp HES'ITANCY hesitation : indecision asp Hes'itate (tete] vn. hesiter (to, a] _ting a. hesitant: incertain asp Hew out va. (pp. Hewn] tailler | To — 'gdown, abattre | To rough-hew, Ebaucher | ~ Hewn STONE, pierre taillee \cune asp HIA'TUS [hdi-e'te-ss] [gram) — [fig) la- asp HIBIS'CUS ketmie Tie hoquet asp HICC'OUGH, HICC'UP hoquet [vn.) avoir asp HIDE [at] peau : cuir [land) 40 hectares | _and SEEK cache-cache | Hide va. {imp. Hid : pp. Hidde'n] cacher : se cacher (from, a, de] Hide-bound a. serre : bigot asp Hid'eous (hidd-ye-ss] a. hideux -euse [-ly, -sement] _NESS horreur : laideur affreuse asp HI'DING [i ai] action de cacher | He is in_II se cache A good _ [vulg] Une bonne asp HI'DING-PLACE cachette [raclee asp Hig'gle'dy-pig'gle'dy ad. pele-mele asp Higg'ling | To stand_, Marchander asp Hig'h [ftaV] a. haut-e [_up) haut place [elevated) eleve [great, full) grand [haughty) tier : pretentieux [dear) cher [terms) flatteur [vivid) vif [strong) violent | To be — [game] Avoir du fumet: etre faisande or avance | A foot __ Haut d’un pied | How — does the water come? Jusqu’ou I’eau monte-t-eZle ? | How_is this hill ? Quelle est la hauteur de cette collinel | Dice! No _er! Defiez Vau- loffee! | _ALTAR maitre-autel | -born a. de haute naissance |_CHURCH haute eglise anglicane | -class a. de premier ordre | -class EDUCATION instruction superieure -class WINES grands vins | -coloure'd a. haut en couleur \ -crowne'd a. [hat] haut de forme | -DAY fete solennelle | In_FEATHER, In _SPIRITS, tres en train | -flown a. ampoule : gonfle | With a_ HAND, Haut la main | _ LIFE [le) grand monde | _ and LOW, grands et petits [ad.) du haut en bas | _MASS grand’messe -minded a. orgueil- leux [magnan.) magnanime | -PRESS'URE ENGINE machine a haute pression | -price'd a. cher | _ROAD grande route \ Girls’ _ SCHOOL [skoule] college de jeunes files | -sounding a. pompeux : ronflant | -speed a. a grande vitesse [governor) a effet rapide | -spirited a. qui a du caractere : fougueux It is _ TIME to ..., 11 est grand temps de ... | _WA'TER maree haute \ -WA'TER MARK' niveau des hautes eaux [fig) apogee | The MOST HIG'H, Le Tout-Puissant [or Le Tres-Haut] At its [ou the] HIG’HEST [fig] Au comble asp Hig'h {hai\ ad. haut: bien : grandement | On _, En" haut | To play _, Jouer gros jeu | To run _, [quarrel) s’echauffer [sea) etre grosse \ _er and_er, De plus en plus haut asp HI'G'HLANDER {g nul] ‘_’: montagnard (de VEcossel asp HI'G'HLANDS (pi] pays montagneux : hautes terres | The_, La Haute Ecosse HIL FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS HIS H'ilarant’ -e a. laughable : hilarious | Gaz _, Laughing gas HILARITE hilarity [pr. h asp] merriment: cheerfulness [d'ttwe assembled) laughter HILOIRE [4>] coamings (pi] H INDI, HINDOUSTANI, Hindoostan'ee HINDOU-F Hindoo, on Hindu [h asp] HINTERLAND _ [show H'ippique a. horse- ... | Concours —, Horse HMPPODROME_[en ang. h asp] circus [pour courses) race-course HIPPOPOTAME hippopotamus [h asp] HIRONDELLE swallow | — de cheminee, House-S | _ de fenetre, House-martin | — de mer, Tern | _de rivage, Sand-martin asp Hisser' va. to hoist H'ISTOIRE history [hiss'-tere, h asp] story : thing [plais) yarn | C’est une autre_! That’s another sto'ry! | Le plus beau de V_, The best of it | — de rire, For the fun of the thing: It is only a joke [Note. Say : L'_de Frapce (not de la France) but l' de V Angleterre, de VEspagne, du Mexique, etc.] _S'- (pi] lot of things : piece of work : fuss HISTORIEN" histo'rian [hisstor'-i-e-nn] H'istorier' va. to embellish : to set ... off H' I STORIETTE story : tale H'ISTORIQUE history [a.) histor'ical [ menf, -lly] C'est _, It’s a fact | Pendant Vepoque _, In historic times H'lSTRiON” second-rate actor Histrionique a._ic [h asp en ang ] HIG ENGLISH-FRENCH HOB asp Hi'ghly ad. hautement: fort: bien [gifted, etc.) eminemment: bien [think) fort bien (of, de] He speaks very _of, 11 parle de ... en termes tres flatteurs | We cannot speak too _of, Nous ne saurions trop [or assez] louer | To think_of .... Faire grand cas de ... asp HIGHNESS [A f;] His, Her Son Altesse asp HI'G'HWAY [pr. ha/i-oue] grand chemin : grand' route | -BOARD bureau des ponts et chaussees | _ SURVEYOR [e-r] inspecteur des ponts et clmussees [grand chemin asp HI'GHWAYMAN [pi._men] voleur de asp HILL colline [mountain) montagne | Over _and DALE [del] Par monts et par vaux asp HILL'OCK [i, o, brefs] butte: monticule asp Hill'y a. accidente : montueux asp HILT poignee asp Him pron. le [to_) lui [demonst.) celui | Himself' pron. lui-meme : lui : soi-meme [reflective) se | By _, Tout seul For _, [pocket-money] Pour sa poche asp HIND [i aV] biclie | HIND gallon de ferine asp Hind, Hi'nder [i aV] a. de derriere | _WHEEL roue arriere asp Hin'der [hinn'-de-r\ va. empecher ... (de] gener : retarder [harm) nuire (a] asp Hind'most [i at] a. dernier Tment asp HIN'DRANCE \hinn'-dre-nce"] empeche- asp HINGE gond [butt_) charniere | To_ upon, Tourner sur | Butt_s, Fiches a vase | Tee__ Cliarniere a T anglaise asp HINT suggestion : demi-mot: idee Broad __ Allusion evidente \ To__ throw out a_, on drop a_, Donner d entendre : insinuer : suggerer (to, a] To take the_Comprendre a demi-mot | I took the _, J’ai compris ce que parler vent dire To_at, Faire allusion a | HINTS on ..., Conseils sur ... asp HIP handle |_S [berries] fruits de l’eglan- tier [vulg) gratte-culs asp Hippe’d pp. melancolique : triste asp HIRE [i at] louage : prix de L [wages) gages (pi] salaire | For [ou on] —, d louer | On_, De louage | Hire va. louer [servant) engager [to bribe) acheter j To_a private CARRIAGE, Prendre une voiture a volonte \ _d a. de louage [servant) a gages [fig) mer- asp HI'RELING [cfc a.] mercenaire |_cenaire asp HI'RER [hdi'reur] loueur-eitse asp Hir'sute a. herisse : barbu : inculte asp His [hizz] pron. le sien, lasienne: les siens, les siennes [before a noun) son, sa [pi) ses | _wife. Sa femme | It is _, C'est a lui [his doing) c’est de lui | My daughters and _, lies files et les siennes asp HISS. HISS'ING sifflement: sifflet asp Hiss v. siffler asp Histor'ical [fce-Z] a._ique : d’liistoire ka asp HIS'TORY histoire ka The_of words, L'historique des mots asp HIT coup : heureuse chance : succes [lucky thought) bonne idee [va.: pres't part. Hitting : imp. & pp. Hit] frapper : heurter (against, contre] [a blow) donner [a mark) atteindre : toucher |_hard, frapper ferine |_it [guess] y etre : deviner | They don’t _ it off well together, Ils ne s’accordent pas tres bien | _ or miss! a tout hasard! | _ upon, trouver : tomber sur : se heurter contre asp HITCH accroc : obstacle : entrave [a knot) noeud | Clove_, Deux demi-clefs a capeler asp Hitch v. s’accrocher:sautiller:se demener [make fast) attacher [4>) nouer [ropes) amar- rer | _ up [Americ.] atteler asp Hith'er [t7i faible] ad. ici : y | _ and thither, Qa et la | _to' \tou] ad. jusqu’ici asp HIVE thciive'] ruche [swarm) essaim [ca.) mettre.. dans la ruche \ Frame _, R a cadres H.M.S., service [or vaisseau] de sa Majeste (Ho'ar a. blanc | -FROST gelee blanche HO'ARD amas [of money) magot ^Ho'ard (up] va. amasser : entasser | To_ § money, Thesauriser | HO'ARDING accu- ,s mulation [boards) cloture en planches ^Hoarse [horce~] a. enroue [voice) rauque | <o To get, grow, make o’self_, S’enrouer 7 Hoar'se’ly [7iorce] ad. dune voix rauque : \ avec un son rauque V HOAR'SE’NESS enrouement Told) vieux asp Ho'a ry [7io-re] a. blanc [pers) blanchi asp HOA'X [on pr. hokss] mystification : farce [false news) canard [fa.) mystifier : attra- per : ‘ monter un bateau a ’ asp HOB [o bref] plaque asp HOB'BLE entrave [va.) entraver | To get into a_, Se mettre dans le petrin _along, Aller clopin-clopant asp HOBBLEDEHOY' blanc-bec HIV FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS HOL H'lVER [ee-vair] winter | _NAGE wintering: winter season | H'ivernal-e a. winter ... H'iverner' yn. to winter : to lie by for the W asp Ho ...! ... there! [&)... ahoy! [V. There] asp Ho [or Ohe] du vaisseau! Ship ahoy! asp Ho [or Ohe] du canot! Boat ahoy! asp HOBERE AU poor country squire [en Irlande on dit ‘ squireen ’] [oiseau) hobby asp HOCHE notch | Un HOCHEMENT' de tete, A toss [ou shake] of the head fpodge asp HOCHEPOT" stew : hotchpotch : hodge- asp HOCHEQU'EUE wagtail asp Hoclier' va. to shake : to toss : to jerk asp HOCHET" coral : baby’s rattle : plaything [fam, fig) ‘ hobby’ [beclie) spade H‘ODOM£tRE pedom'eter : speed counter H'OIRIE [dr] direct succession or inheritance | Avancement d’_, Advance (from the estate] asp Hola! int. Holloa ! Hold on ! Stop ! asp HOLLANDAIS'-_E Dutchman : Dutch boy : Dutchwoman [ou girl] [a. et langue) Dutch Bojj | a la_e, In the Dutch style asp HOLLANDE fine holland (i.e. linen] Delf (earthenware] Demi-_Brown H Papier de __ Dutch hand-made (paper] asp HOLLANDE [ Du_, Dutch cheese HOB ENGLISH-FRENCH HOL asp HOBB'Y dada : marotte [bird) hobereau [ V. Rengaine] He always rides a_to death, Quand il a une fois enfourche son dada, il ne s’arrete plus | -HOUSE dada asp HOBGOB'LIN lutin [tete asp HOB'NAIL [nele] caboche: clou a grosse asp Hob'-nob'’ vn. etre a tu et a toi (with, avec] ‘ choquer le verre ’ (ensemble] asp ‘HOB'SON’S CHOICE’ | It’s _, C’est a prendre ou a laisser asp HOCK jarret [wine) vin du Rhin asp HOCK'EY ‘ _ ’ | -STICK crosse de H asp Ho'cus [-sse'd] va. filouter: mettre dedans asp HO'CUS-PO'CUS [ke-ss] tour de passe- ° L HOD oiseau : auge [Passe ^ ®HOD'GE-POD'GE salmigondis § -HODMAN [pluriel : —men] aide-ma(jon : .a goujat asp HOE' [7io] hone : binette | _ v. houer [a second time) biner [weeds in garden) sarcler| Dutch_Sarcloir | Horse_, Houe a cheval asp HOE'ING [7io] sarclage [second_) binage asp HOG cochon [com) pore asp Hogg'ish a. bestial: glouton asp HOGSHEAD [hoggz-hedd] barrique asp HOI'DEN gargonniere asp HOIST [machine) cric [in mine) cage [in warehouse) monte-charge [for sacks) tire-sacs [of a sail) guindant (du mat] asp Hoist va. hisser [with winch) guinder asp HOIST'ING levage : guindage asp HOLD [o long] prise [on the affections) place (dans] [support) appui [&) cale \ Depth of_, Creux sur payol | To take, ou get, ou lay _ of, Prendre : saisir : s’accrocher a : se cramponner a | To have_of, Tenir | To have a_on, Avoir prise sur asp Hold [o long] va. [imp. & pp. Held] tenir (to, a] contenir : retenir : prendre : garder [to follow) suivre [consider) tenir pour [have) avoir [stop) cesser: arreter [detain) detenir [prevent, from, de) empecher [saints’ days) celebrer [bet) parier | _vn. tenir : s’arreter: s’attacher : supporter : se mamtenir [to last) durer | To be held, Avoir lieu _aloof, se tenir a l’ecart _back, retenir: cacher [hang back) se tenir sur la reserve : hesiter _down, retenir [bend) baisser _fast, [Y. Hold on] _forth, avancer : offrir [prate) perorer _good, etre valable [or vrai] _hard! [stop] Halte-la! Arretez! [don’t slip) Tiens bon! Ne lache pas! _in, retenir : se retenir _on [tight) tenir ferme : tenir bon [cling by, to, a) se cramponner : s'accrocher [keep on) poursuivre | _on! Arretez! [a moment) Un instant! [hold tight) Tiens bon! — one’s own, tenir tete : resister (against, a] — one’s PEACE,_one’s TONGUE, se taire — out, tendre : offrir [to last) durer [keep on) continuer : tenir tete (against, a] soutenir _ up, lever : soulever : soutenir : se s [stop) cesser [clear up) s’eclaircir [train) arreter par _with C D, etre du parti de C D [force asp HOLD-ALL enveloppe de voyage asp HOLDER [o long] possesseur [tenant) loca- taire [for holding) porte-... : manche : anse | Rightful _, [of post, documents, etc.) Titu- laire [bearer) porteur : detenteur | Pen-_, Port e-plume | Kettle-_, Poignee (pour tenir les bouilloires'] Land_, Proprietaire asp HOLDFAST [o long] crampon [carpenter’s) valet [gasfitter’s, and stay-nail) patte asp HOLDING tenue : possession | He has a large_in ..., C’est un des gros actionnaires de ... | Small_s, Petites proprietes rurales asp HOLE trou : creux : caverne : orifice ] With a_[ou_s] in it, Troue | ‘A regular_of a place’ [fig] Un vrai trou | -and-corner a. clandestin asp HOL'IDAY [lioll'-e-de] fete : jour de fete [school and workmen’s) conge : jour de C [a.) de fete [or de conge] de vacances | Bank_, Jour ferie | Half-_, Demi-conge | To turn out for a_[village, etc.] Se mettre en fete | The_S [pi] Les vacances | To go home for the_s, Aller en Us | The summer_, Les (jvcwidcs V*s asp HOLINESS [o] saintete | ‘His _,’ ‘ Sa S’ asp HOLL'AND [le-nndd] Brown_, Toile e- crue | _S [GIN] genievre de Hollande asp HOLLO'A' luiee : cri | _! Hola! Tiens ! asp HOLL'OW' [lo] creux [in a rock or cliff) anfractuosite [a.) creux [empty) vide [sounds) sourd [fig) pei'fide [va.) creuser: canneler | _out. Echancrer : creuser | To beat him_, [ad.] Le battre a plate couture \ _e'd BEAD gueule de loup | -ground a. [razor] evide _NESS creux [fig) manque de sincerite asp HOLL'Y houx | -OAK yeuse [rose’ asp HOLL'YHOCK rose tremiere : ‘passe- asp HOLM, HOLME Slot | _OAK yeuse HOL FRAN QAIS—ANGLAIS HON HOLOCAUSTE _st: sacrifice asp HOMARD" lobster H OMELIE homily H‘0M£0PATH‘E homoeop'athist [h asp] HOMEOPATHIE homoeop'athy [h asp] H'omeopath'ique a. homoeopathic [h asp] HOMICIDE murder [involont.) manslaughter : homicide [hom'-mi-gaide'] _a. murderous HOMMAGE hom'age [pr. hom'-medje] respect | Faire_de, To make ... a present of | _de l’auteur, With the author's kind regards Rendre_a, To pay H [ou a tribute] to ... | Rendre ses _s a, To pay one’s respects to H'ominasse a. ... like a man : masculine H'OMME [«»)] man : gentleman [mari) ‘good man’ | L'_[absol.] Man | L’_est ne pour ..., Man is born to ... |_fait, Grown-up M | 11 n’est pas_a souffrir ..., He is not the man to suffer ... | -SANDWICH sandwich-man H' OMMEE as much as a man can till in a day H omogene a._geneous [ho-mo-djin-ye-ss, h H‘ OMOLOGATION" confirmation [asp H'omologuer* va. to confirm H'omonj me a._ym : of the same name [ou pronunciation] Mon_My namesake H' OMOPHONIE _ny : sameness of sound asp HONGRE [<£ a.] gelding | _r‘ va. to geld asp HONGROIS- -E [<£ a.] Hungarian H'oni | ‘Honi soit qui mal y pense,’ ‘Evil be to him that evil thinks ’ [Ancient spelling for Honni. pp. of Honnir. V. Littre, p. 2043] H'ONNETE honesty : that which is honest [a.) honest : modest : virtuous . civil : polite : decent [prix) fair : reasonable | _ homme, Honest man | Homme _, Civil man | femme, Modest ivoman | Femme_, Civil woman _menf ad. honestly : properly : respectably H'ONNETE'TE honesty : modesty: propriety: act of kindness : attention HONNEUR honour [/imuet] virtue : credit 0^ | Cour d'_Great courtyard | Darned'_,Lady in waiting | Demoiselle, Garcjon d’_, Bridesmaid. Bridesman | D'_, [vin) complimentary [president) honorary | En 1’_ de, In H of | Faire _ a, [un effet] To honour : to meet [pers) to do honour to [un repas) to do justice to [ V. COMPANY] 11 fait _a ses affaires, His word is as good as a bond f Ne pas faire_a, [un effet] To dishonour | Faire les _s de, To do the honours of | Se faire_de, To glory in [U. Seigneur] Prix d'_, Highest prize for ability and good conduct | C’est a lui que revient 1’_It is to him that the credit asp Honnir va. to disgrace : to revile |_is due HOL ENGLISH-FRENCH HON asp HO'LSTER fonte (de selle] asp Ho'ly [hole] saint [bread, water) benit -e \ _of holies, Saint des saints | _GH’OST, _ SPIR'IT Saint-Esprit | _ GROU'ND terre sacree [The_Land, La Terre Sainte] _OR'DERS [pi] ordres sacres | _SEE' saint-siege |_THURS'DAY jour de VAscension | _WA'TER eau benite | _' WEEK la semaine sainte | _W'RIT les saintes Ecritures (pi] asp HOM'AGE [liom-medje] honnnage asp HOME [o] le foyer domestique : chez-soi: maison : logis [native land) patrie : pays [fig) asile : derneure [U. Charite] Long [La) der- niere demeure | Infants'__ Asile d'enfants | Lost Dogs’_, Refuge pour chiens | Neither hearth nor_, Ni feu ni lieu | Workmen’s _S (plur.] Cite ouvriere [‘Dans Iidee des Anglais, le ‘home’ est tres different d’line maison : c’est un endroit ou 1’on se sent chez soi, et, pour ainsi dire, en famille.’ [Esquiros] At_, Au logis : chez soi: a domicile Away from_Absent | Away from_on BUSINESS, En voyage d'affaires | There is no place like_, On n’est nulle part aussi bien que chez soi: 1 cliacun aime son petit chez- soi’ | Is he at_? Est-il chez lui? Y est-il?| I am quite at_, Je suis a mon aise [or en pays de connaissance'] Not to feel quite at_, Se sentir un peu gene [or depayse] I am making myself at_, Je fais comme si j’etais chez moi [or, comme chez moi] Je me mets a mon aise: Je ne me gene pas | He is from _11 est en voyage : il est absent | I keep pretty much at_Je sors peu asp Home a. domestique [opp.to foreign) indigene :de l’interieur [not colonial) de la metro- pole |_CIR'CUIT tournee des juges la plus voisine deLondres -COMING retour au foyer _COUNTIES, comtes avoisinant Londres | _DEPARTMENT ministere de l’interieur | _OFFICE bureaux du M de l’l | -grown a. indigene [wines) du cru | -made a. fait a la maison [bread) de menage [wine) du cru [goods) de fabrication indigene | The _ MAGAZINE, Le magasin du foyer | _ SECRETARY ministrede l’interieur | -sick a. qui a le mal du pays | -SICKNESS mal du pays : nostalgie | -spun a. de menage : fait a la maison [fig) simple | A _ THRUST, Un coup qui porte asp Home ad. chez soi [V. Chez] a la maison : au logis [in one’s native land) dans son pays [fig) droit au but | To bring ... __ Ramener [a charge, etc.) prouver (to, contre] To come _, Rentrer [from abroad) revenir [to. (fig) toucher To go_, Rentrer chez soi [V. Holidays] Retourner (en Angleterre. etc.] I must be getting __ 11 faut que j’aille chez moi [or que je rn’en aille chez moi] How did you get back _? Comment etes-vous rentre ? | To send ..._again [from abroad] Rapatrier ] To strike _, [fig] Porter coup | Close _, [tight] a joindre | To sheet_[&] Border a asp Ho'me’less a. sans foyer [joindre asp HO'ME'LINESS simplicity asp Ho'me'ly a. simple : sans fagons : sans faste : bourgeois asp HO'ME'STEAD chateau : demeure: ferme asp Ho'me' ward [oueurdel ad. chez soi: vers la maison [or son pays] de retour | -bound a. retournant au port [or au pays] asp HOMTLY liomelie asp HONE pierre a repasser [or a rasoir] H'on'est a. lionnete: loyal -e : sincere [-ly,-mt] H'ON'ESTY honnetete : probite [bot) lunaire HON FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS HOR H'ONORABILITE respectability : character and standing fable H'onorable a. honourable [h muet] respect- _rnenf ad. honourably : respectably : nobly H'onoraire a. lion'orary , H'ONORAIRES' (pi] fee : fees (pi] salary H' ONOREE [com] favour H'onorer* va. to honour (de, with] S’_, To honour o’self : to deem it an honour (de, to] to be honoured (de, with] H'onores [s.s] Ad__ Honorary [gratis] H'onorifique a. honorary [titles, etc.] asp HONTE shame : disgrace [mauvaise _) bashfulness | Avoir_, To be ashamed | Faire _a ..., To disgrace : to make ... ashamed | Sa conduite me fait __ I am ashamed of his conduct asp Honteux'-eose a. shameful [chem] [de, of) ashamed [timide) bashful | Morceau_Last ... left in the dish | Pauvres_, Poor people who are ashamed to beg H'OPITAL hospital: infirmary | Prendre le che- min de 1’_, To ‘ go to the dogs ’ [F. Sick] asp HOQUET" hiccup | Avoir le_, To H asi) HOQUE'TON" coat H'ORAIRE time-table asp HORDE_ | asp HORION" thump HORIZON" [horcii'-zenri\ a 1’ , On the H H'orizontal-e a._1 [fe-Z] [-emenf -lly] H’ ORLOGE clock [outside of buildings] _de LA MORT' death-watch H'ORLOGER" watchmaker : clock-maker H'ORLOGERIE watch and clock-making : clockwork : watches and clocks ftion of H'ormis' prep, but : except : with the excep- asp HORNBLENDE [or s.m.] _d fities H'OROSCOPE | Tirer des _s, To cast nativ- H' ORREUR horror : horribleness : shocking thing : awful [ou terrible] sight | Avoir en —, To have a H of : to hold ... in abhorrence : to hate the sight of | Faire_a ..., To make ... shudder | H'orrible a. _: frightful H'orripilant' -e a. fearful |_-nient' -bly, -lly] asp Hors" [or _ de] prep, out: over : past: beyond : aside : except _ d'ATTEINTE out of reach : safe | — de CA USE exonerated j — de COMBAT' ‘ — ’ : disabled : killed, wounded and missing | _JEU [F. Football] — LIGNE extraordinary : exceptional |_de PRIX' at a prohibitive figure | _ de SOI beside one’s self asp HORS'-D’CEUVRE [pi. —] [arcli) outwork [fig) thing entirely beside the mark [cuisine) ‘ — ’ : relish : side-dish [radishes, olives, anchovies, pickled oysters, sardines, sausage, tongue, etc., served after soup] H'ORTENSIA hydran'gea [en ang. h asp] H'ORTICULTEUR_turist [ke-ltclie-r, h asp] [com) 1 nurseryman and seedsman ’ Horticultural -e a._1 [en ang. ii asp] \asp H ORTICULTURE _ [en ang. ke-ltclie-r, h HON ENGLISH-FRENCH HOR asp HON'EY [lie-ne] miel [pers) ‘mon coeur’ | -BUZZARD bondree \ -COMB' [fcbm] gateau de miel [bit of_) rayon de miel | -combe'd a. perce de trous [towel) ... nid d’abeilles | _DEW miellat | _MOON, lime de miel | _SUCKLE chevrefeuille |_e'd a. mielleux H'on'orarv a. honoraire [title) honorifique H'ON'OUR! H'ON’OR [ne-r] honneur fea {va.) honorer (with, de] [a bill, or a cheque) faire honneur a | _ bright! Soyez de parole'. \ Word of_, Parole d’H asp HOOD [ladies') capeline [monk’s) capuchon [cover) capote \ Little Red Riding _, Le Petit Chaperon Rouge | _stick, Cerceau de asp Hood'ed a. [falconry] chaperonne [capote asp HOODLUM [Americ.] ‘ voyou‘ apache ’ asp Hood'wink va. tromper : aveugler asp HOOF sabot | _-liound a. encastele | -MARK trace de sabot (d’un cheval. etc.] asp HOOK croc : crochet [fish-_) hameqon [bait) amorce | _and EYE agrafe et porte \ _S and ElrES agrafes [Boat-_, Gaffe | By _ or by CROOK, De maniere ou d’antre : tant bien que mal | _ NOSE nez aquilin | On his own _, Pour son propre compte asp Hook va. [_on) accrocher [_up) agrafer [catch) attraper : prendre | To ‘_it,’. Filer | _e'd a. crochu : recourbe : fourchu [nose) asp HOOLIGAN ‘apache’ [aquilin asp HOOP cercle [boy’s) cerceau [croquet_) arceau [of dress) panier [va.) cercler _ IRON fer feuillard asp HOOP'ING-COUGH [cof\ coqueluclie asp HOO'POE huppe Tana asp HOO'SIER [liou'-zieur] habitant de l’lndi- asp HOOT huee [va.) huer : ‘conspuer’ asp HOOT'ER [factory_] sirene asp HOP [plant) houblon feo [spring) saut | _ GARDEN houblonniere | _ PICKING la cueillette du houblon | _ POLE echalas asp Hop v. sauter a cloche-pied [bird) sautiller asp HOPE esperance : espoir | Buoyed up with _s. Berce d'esperances | Forlorn_, [X] Enfants perdus (pi]_v. esperer (for, ... : in, en] I do_, J’esperebien I_so, Je l’espere asp Ho'pe'f ul a. plein d’esperance: qui promet bien : encourageant: qui ne se decourage pas {del _lly ad. avec espoir : bien | _NESS bon espoir : belles dispositions (pi] asp Ho'pe'less a. inutile : desespere _ly ad. sans espoir | _NESS desespoir asp HOPP'ER [of mill] tremie asp HOP'-SCOTCH' marelle asp HO'RE'HOUND marrube asp HORN come [stag's) bois [music) cornet: cor [motor) cornet: trompe | French_Cor de chasse | To blow the _, Sooner du cor [motor) corner | -BULB poire de cornet asp Horn ed [pr. liorr-nedd. ou hornndd'] a. cornu [cattle) a ccyrnes | _OWL due asp HOR'NET frelon | To get into a _’S NEST, Donner or tomber dans un guepier asp HORN'PIPE [paipe] danse des matelots asp Hor'ny a. [hard] calleux : comme la come asp Horr'ible [e-he-Z] a. _: atroce asp Horr'id a. affreux : horrible | What a_ thing! Quelle liorreur! [pers) Quelle liorreur d’homme! [or de femme /] _ly ad. affreuse- ment Tnion grand effroi asp HORR'OR [re-r] liorreur | To my_, a HOS FRANC AIS—ANGLAIS HOU HOSPICE ‘_’ : hospital : asylum H'ospitalier" -iere a. hos'pitable [entertain HOSPITALITE _ty | Donner Z_ a ..., To H' OSTIE victim : sacrifice [a la messe) host H'ostileo_J_menP ad. in a hostile manner H' OSTILITE _ty (contre, to] HOTE host [h asp] [aubergiste) landlord [invite) visitor : guest [habitant) inhabitant j Table d’_, ‘ _ ’ H'OTEL h'otel' [nobleman’s) house : mansion [_ garni) lodging-house [V. Maitre] Des- cendre a 1’_, To put up at an hotel | L'_- DIEU the principal hospital in French cities _ des' MONNAIES' mint ' _des' VENTES' auction mart __ de VILLE town-hall : guildhall H'0TELIER"-I_E.R2S innkeeper [fam) landlord: HoTELLERIE inn : hostelry [landlady H'oTESSE hostess [h asp] [lioteliere) landlady [invitee) visitor : guest asp HOTTE basket HOTTEE basketful asp HOTTEUR [market-) porter:... who carries asp HOU ACHE wake | Tirer en_To tow asp HOUBLON" hop : hops (pi] _nner‘ va. to put the hops into | Etre trop_nnee. To taste too strong of the hop asp HOUBLONNIERE hop-garden asp HOUE hoe | Houer' va. to hoe asp HOUI'LL'E coal | 'La_blancheWaterpower | _r" -ere a. coal | Formation_ere, Coal-measures_ (pi] Terrain_, Coal-field asp HOUILLERE colliery: coal-pit Propri- etaire de_s, Coal-owner : colliery proprietor asp HOUI'LL’EUR collier asp HOULE swell : ground S [poet) billow asp HOULETTE [shepherd’s) crook : trowel asp Houleux’ -euse a. rough : high [fig) hostile asp HOUPPE tuft : bunch : puff : top asp HOUPPELANDE cloak : overcoat asp Houpper- va. to tuft [Z« laine) to comb asp HOURD" sheltered scaffold asp HOURDIS" transom asp HOURRA hurrah' | Pousser des _s, To hurrah : to cheer HOR ENGLISH-FRENCH HOU asp HORSE cheval feo [X) cavalerie [tech) chevalet [clothes, towel) sechoir [a.) a [or de] cheval: de chevaux | To put the cart before the_, Mettre la charrue devant les boeufs [_ of another colour, V. MANCHE] A _ and TRAP, Une carriole | Master of the__ Grand ecuyer | Rocking-_, Cheval a bascule \ Change of_S, Relais | To be a judge of_S, Se connaitre en chevaux | They can't put up their _S very well together, [fig] Ils ne peuvent pas accorder leurs flutes | -BEAN feverole | -BOX wagon-ecitne | -BREAKER dresseur de chevaux | -CAR ‘ tramway ’ [V. CHESTNUT] -CLIPPER [instr.] tondeuse | -CLOTH housse: couverture | -DAISY [de-zi] grande marguerite | -DEALER marchand de chevaux | -DOCTOR veterinaire | -DUNG crottin de cheval [agr) fumier | -EXERCISE equitation | -FAIR marche aux chevaux | _ FLESH viande de cheval | To be fond of _ FLESH, Aimer les chevaux [etre 'turfiste'] -FLY taon | -GEAR manege | -GUARDS (pi] garde du corps [war office) ministere de la guerre | _HAIR crin | _ JOBBING maquignonnage j _-JOCKEY maquignon | -LAUGH [luff"] gros rire | -LEECH grosse sangsue | -PISTOL pistolet d'anjon | -POND abreuvoir | -POWER cheval-mpenr [a.) de ... chevaux [For French H. P., V. Kilogram- metre] -RACING course de chevaux | _ RADISH raifort | -ROAD chemin pour les chevaux : cliaussee | -RUN [tech] manege en va-et-vient I -SHOE fer a cheval [a. shape) ... en fer a cheval | -SOLDIER cavalier | — SPECIES race chevaline | -STEALING vol d’un cheval, de chevaux [cheval asp Hor'seback ad. | To ride on_Aller a asp HOR'SE’MAN [pi._men] cavalier : ecuyer asp HOIt'SE'MANSHIP equitation asp HOR'SE'WHIP fouet [for riding) cravaclie [va.) cravacher [ecuyere : amazone asp HOR'SE' WOMAN[p\—women] cavaliere: asp Horticultural \re-l] a. A horticulture asp HOSE bas [fire engine) boyau [garden) tuyau d’arrosage | Half-_, Chaussettes (pi] asp HO'SIER [hoj-ye-r] bonnetier et chemisier [sf.) bonnetiere et lingere [rie asp HO'SIERY [lioj-ye-re] bonneterie et linge- asp Hos'pitable [e-be-l] a. hospitalier asp Hos'pitably [e-ble] ad. avec hospitalite asp HOSPITAL [hospitt-'l] hopital [almshouse) hospice | Soldiers’_Sailors’ _, Hotel des invalides | _ATTENDANT, _ NURSE, infirmier -iere | _ ‘SUNDAY’ jour de quite (en faveur des hopitaux]_-SHIP vaisseau-hopital asp HOST hote | To reckon without one’s_, Compter sans son hbte asp HOST armee : foule [consecrated wafer) hostie | He’s a_in himself, a lui seul il vaut une armee \ The heavenly _, La troupe celeste | asp HOS'TAGE otage | asp HOST'- ELRY hotellerie \ asp HOS'TESS liotesse H'OS'T'LER gallon (d’e'curie] asp Hot a. chaud -e : ardent [water) bouillant [spices, etc.) brulant | I am_, J’ai chaud | It is_WEATHER. 11 fait chaud | During the _ WEATHER. Pendant les grandes chaleurs | Boiling_Bouillant -e | To ‘give it to him_,’ Lui laver serieusement la tete | To make ... _, Faire chauffer [person) rechauffer | The place is too_for him. [fig] 11 y fait trop chaud pour lui | Red, White_, Chauffe au rouge, a blanc | Red _ coal, Char- bon ardent |_'BED couche [fig. of. de) foyer | -headed a. [ V. Headed ] _HOUSE serre chaude [a.) de serre chaude \ -pressed a. satine | — WATER eau bouillante | -WATER- BOTTLE boule d'eau chaude | -SPRINGS thermes : station thermale asp HOTCH'-POTCH hochepot: meli-melo asp Hot'ly ad. chaudement: vivement "Sasp HOUND chien de chasse \ Fox-__ Chien £ pour le renard [ _S [pi] [<fe] jottereaux | 'S Pack of_s. Meute !~asp Hou'nded on pp. pousse (to, a:by, par] HOU FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS HUI asp HOURVARI Tally-ho! [fig) noise : to-do asp HOUSARD” [F. Hussard] asp HOUSEAUX' [pi] leggings asp Houspill'er' va. to worry: to scold : to pull asp HOUSSAGE dusting |_... about asp HOUSSE horse-cloth [de siege) hammer- cloth [de meuble) dust-sheet : loose cover asp Housser* va. to dust asp HOTJSSINE switch _r’ va. to switch [fig) to ‘give ... a dressing’ asp HOUSSOIR feather-duster : broom asp HOUX" holly | Petit_Butcher's broom asp HOYAU grubbing-axe | HUARD" sea-eagle asp HUCHE hutch : kneading-trough : bin asp Hue ! int. Gee up! asp HUEE shouting : hooting : whoop asp Huer' v. to hoot asp HUETTE tawny owl asp HUGUE‘NOT"-JS_t [pr. hiou'-ghe-nd] HUILAGE oiling [en route) oiling up H' UILE oil | _ a manger, Salad 0 [ V. Lin, Morue, Olive, Ricin] Marchand d’_, Oilman H'uiler' va. to oil: to lubricate H' UILERIE oil-mill : oil refinery H’uileux" -euse a. oily H'UILIER” cruet-stand [pers) oilman asp HUIS' | a_clos', With closed doors [except in ‘huis clos,’ li is silent] H' UISSERIE [door-) frame H'UISSIER" usher : bailiff: sheriff’s officer [be- deau) beadle [a la Cliambre) door-keeper : messenger asp HUIT [& a.] [t generally silent before a consonant] eight [du moisrdes rois) eighth [typ) long primer | En_jours, In a week [ V. Dans] D’aujourd’hui en _, This day week [future] 11 y a_jours, A week ago : this day week | Les trois_, The 8 hours day HOU ENGLISH-FRENCH HUG /'H’OUR lieure | At any_, a toute lieure \ To keep bad _s, Rentrer tard [or, good_s, de <§ bonne lieure] -GLASS sablier | -HAND petite * aiguille | H'ou'rly a. d’lieure en lieure: con- V. tinuel [ad.) dlieure en lieure asp HOUSE [7*aouce] maison : clemeure : logis : habitation: hotel [household) menage [_ of Lords, Commons, Representatives) cliambre [shed) hangar [for rabbits, etc.) cabane | In [at, or to] ...’s_, a la maison : chez ... | At our , Chez nous To draw a crowded , Faire salle comble To keep a nurse in the _Avoir une nourrice sur lieu | She keeps _Elle tient maison | She keeps to the_, Elle garde la M \ To move_, Demenager Open_, Table ouverte | Public-_, Cabaret This is the wrong_Nous nous sonnnes trompes de porte | To pass our_, Passer devant notre porte [F. SALLE, Fr.] -AGENT agentde location] -BRE’AKER. -BRE'AKING voleur, vol avec effraction | To go down like a_of CARDS, S’ecrouler comme un chateau de cartes | _ COAL [oa 6] charbon pour usage domestique | _on DECK [&] rouf | -DOG chien de garde \ _LEEK joubarbe \ -PAINTER peintre en batiments | _PROPERTY propriety bdtie \ _-RENT loyer -ROOM place \ -STEWARD maitre d’hotel ! -SURGEON [se-rdje-nn) interne | To give a _WARMING, Pendre la cremaill'ere asp House [haouze] va. loger : mettre a l’abri [corn) rentrer [live stock) faire rentrer asp HOU'SE'HOLD [s f] menage : famille | _ BREAD pain de M | _ FURNITURE meubles (pi] mobilier | _ SUFFRAGE, S. avec certaines conditions de domicile asp HOU'SE HOLDER [s f] chef de maison asp HOU'SE’KEEPER [liaouce] gouvernante: femme de charge f"begin Entrer en M asp HOU'SE'KEEPING [haouce] menage | To asp Hou'se'less [liaouce] a. sans asile asp HOU'SE'LINE [haouzlinn] merlin asp HO U'SE'MAID [haouce] femme de cliambre asp HO U' SE WIFE menagere asp HOU'SE'WIFERY economic domestique : connaissances menageres (pi] asp HOU'SING [liaouzigne) logement [of corn) mise en grange : rentrage : rentree [line, &) merlin |_PROBLEM, le probleme des habitations ouvrieres a bon marche _S (pi] liousse asp HOV'EL taudis: hutte [fig) bicoque [hesiter asp Hov'er [lie-vv'r ] vn. voltiger : planer [fig) asp How ad. comment [_much, _many,_ often) combien (de fois? etc.] [_large,_ high) de quelle (grandeur ? faille ?] [_few, _little) combien peu | _beautiful the sea is! Comme [orQue] la merest belle! |_many times ... ! Que de fois ...! | _ is that? <© Comment cela se fait-il? |_was that? Com- « ment cela est-il arrive? | _is it that ...? Comment se fait-il que ...? [F. High, and Moyen] _far have we got with ...? Ou en j sommes-nous de ...? | _ about his arith- ^ metic? Oil en est-il pour Varitlimetiquel asp Howbe'it ad. neanmoins: quoi qu’il en soit asp Howev'er conj. cependant: pourtant: du reste: au surplus lad.) de quelque maniere que | bad he may be, Si mauvais qu’il soit | little ..., Pour peu que ... | that may be. Quoi qu’il en soit [campagne asp HOW'ITZER obusier | Field _, 0 de asp HOWL [haole] hurlement: cri [un.) hurler: crier (at, contre, apres : with, de] asp Howl'iny [/iadZ] a. hurleur | A_WIL'- DERNESS, Un desert affreux H.P. [horse-power] cheval-uqpeur fa 3 vitesses asp HUB [7ie-b] moyen : souclie \ 3-speed_, M asp Hub'bly [Americ.] a. raboteux : inegal asp HUB'BUB [he-be-h] bruit: vacarme asp HUCK'LEBERRY airelle asp HUCK'STER [pr. he-k-ste-r] revendeur: re- grattier | asp Huckstering a. petit asp Hud'dle ... up [on_... together] vn. se presser [ua.) ‘ bacler ’ asp HUE [71*011] teinte [shade) nuance _and CRY haro (after, sur] asp HUFF [he-ff) He’s in a__ 11 est en colere \ _va. [at play] souffier [un.) He’s huffe’d at me, 11 est monte contre moi asp Huff'ily ad. avec liumeur asp HUG [he-gg) embrassement Tcoast) raser _ [-gge'd] va. serrer (dans ses bras] [the HUI FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS HUR asp HUITAIN" eight-line stanza asp HUITAINE eight ... | line _ de, 7 or 8 ... | a _, In [on for] a wieek : till this day week | Dans line_, In a week’s time asp HUITlfeME [tfc a.] eighth [-menf -ly] asp HTJITIEME eighth class H'ZJiTRE oyster \_V. Oyster] [pers) flat H’UiTRIER" oyster-catcher: ‘sea-pie’ asp HULOTTE tawny owl H'umain"-e a. hu'man D3^ [compatissant) huma'ne D3^ | Le genre_, L'espece_e, Mankind : human kind |_ement’ ad. huma'nely [wieim-Ze] as a man | _ parlant, Hu'manly speaking [hiou-me-nn-le] H’UMAINS’ [pi] [poet] men : humanity H'umaniser’ va. to humanize [h asp, i m] H’UMANISTE_t : classical scholar H’UMANITAIRE [& a.] humanita'rian H’UMANITARjSME _ta'rianism H'UMANITE _ty [h asp] mankind : human nature | _S' [pi] _ties : classical studies H’umble [in nas] a_|_menf ad. humbly H’umecter’ va. to moisten [linge) to damp | S’_, [plais~\ To ‘have a drop of something’ asp Huraer' va. to suck (up, in] to breathe : to swallow [jirise de tabac) to take H’UMEUR hu'mour [hioume-r, h asp] disposition : temper : odd [ou bad] T | Avec_, Crossly | De bonne_, In a good H | En_ de, In the humour to | Prendre de V__ To get cross —S' FROIDES' (pi] scrofula H'umide a. damp : moist: wet [poet) watery H’umide’ment’ ad. in a damp place H'UMIDITE dampness : moisture [ V. Dry] H’umiliant’ -e a. mortifying : humiliating H'UMILIATION” _ [Moumilieche-nn] H’umilier’ va. to humble : to humiliate H' UMILITE _ty : humbleness H’UMORISTE —orist [old sense) ill-tempered fellow [ou woman] H’umoristique a. humorous : amusing HUMOUR [u-woor]— | H’UMUS mould asp HUNE top | Grand’_, Main-top _d’ar- timon, Mizen-top | _de misaine, Fore-top | _ de combat, Fighting-top | Mat de_,Topmast asp HUNIER" topsail | a double _, [or a deux _s] With double-topsail yards | Petit _, Fore-topmast | Voile du petit _, Fore-topsail [pr. topp-ss’l] asp HUNS’ [pi] Huns D3^ cusp HUPPE hoopoe [touffe) crest asp Huppe-e a. crested : great [arg) ‘crack’: asp HURE head [saumon) jowl swell’ HUG ENGLISH-FRENCH HUN asp Huge [hioudj] a. vaste: immense: enorme _ly ad. fort: extremement asp HULK [he-lke] ponton | _S (pi] bagne asp HULL [he-W] coque : corps : carene [husk) cosse | _down, [ship] No ye asp HULL'ABALOO' vacarme : bruit asp Hullo! [7ie-Z'o] _there! He! La-bas! asp HUM [he-mnii bourdonnement: murmure: bruit | _ [-mme'd] v. bourdonner [a tune) fredonner [top) ronfler asp Hu'man [liioume-nn] a. humain -e [-ly, -ement] _ BEINGS etres humains: les H’s | _KIND le genre humain | _NATURE la nature humaine asp Huma'ne [hiou-mene'] a. humain -e [-ly, -ement] compatissant Royal_SOCIETY’S MEDAL [in France ‘medailles de sauvetage’ are given by Minist. of the Interior] asp Hu'manize [hiou-me-naiz] va. luimaniser asp Hum'ble [he-mm-be-l] a_[means, home) modeste [va.) humilier : abaisser | To eat_ PIE [pdi\ Filer doux -BEE [bi\ bourdon asp HUM'BLE’NESS humilite : modestie asp Hum'bly [he-mm-ble] ad. humblement asp HUM'BUG [he-mm-be-y] farceur: ‘blagueur’: ‘fumiste’ [a quack or impostor) charlatan | He's an old — [a deep one] C’est un vieux malin [or, un ruse compere] Tories and Radicals are regular_S, Les Tories et les Radi- caux sont de veritables fumistes | A contemptible _, Un pleutre HUMBUG ‘ blague' [quackery)charlatanisme That’s all _! Bah! Chansons que tout cela! Tout cela est de la blague! | There’s no_about Carlyle, C. n’est pas un ‘blagueur’ _[-gge'd] va. mystifier : blaguer [cheat) faire chanter ... : tirer une carotte a | He humbugged me out of 20 francs, 11 m’a carotte vingt francs | He’s trying to_us into it, 11 essaie de nous mettre dedans | A humbugging little concern, Une affaire de deux sous asp Hum'drum [u e] a. monotone : stupide asp HUMM'ING [pr. he-mm] bourdonnement: murmure | -BIRD colibri: oiseau-wiouc/ie | _TOP toupie d’Allemagne asp HU'MORIST [liiou-me-ristt] _iste : original : esprit fantasque asp Hu'morous [liiou-me-re-ss'] a. humoristi- que : plaisant: facetieux : fantasque’.original: drole (de] _ly ad. plaisamment: drolement asp HU'MOUR [hiou-me-r) humeur: caractore: caprice [witty) plaisanterie : ‘humour’ [va.) complaire a : se preter a : laisser faire [in cutting out) etriquer | If the_takes me, Si Venvie m’en prend | In a good_De bonne liumeur \ In the_, En train | Good-_e’d a. plaisant: gai: bon : enjoue asp HUMP [lie-mmpe] bosse | _'BACK ou f HUNCH'BACK [& a. _e’d] bossu-e asp HUNCH chanteau : midhe [hump) bosse asp HUN'DRED [<£ a.] cent [U. Cent] [divi- s sion of counties) arrondissement: canton | ? In [ou by]_s, Par centaines \ _s of times, ~ Des cen taines de fois [or ‘des milliers de /bis’] To yield a_fold, Rapporter au centuple | -WEIG’HT [‘cwt.’] cinquante kilos Vasp Jlun'dredth a. centieme asp Hung pp. [V. Hang] [beef) fume sasp HUNGA'RIAN [glie~\ [<fe a.] Hongrois-e ~ asp HUN'GER faim [vn.) avoir faim : etre 21 affame [after ...) desirer ardemment: avoir soif de | Fit of_, Fringale Masp Hun'grily ad. avidement Hasp Hun'gry a. affame [poor) maigre | I am Si very_, J’ai tres faim \ I'm as _ as a 2; hunter, J’ai une F de loup ["barbares asp HUNS [pi] les' Huns | ‘Modern_,’ Neo- HUR FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS HYS asp HURLEMENT' howling : yelling : howl : yell asp Hurler' vn. to howl . to yell asp HURLEUR howler [a.) howling H'URLUBERLU madcap asp HUSSARD' hussar asp HTJTTE hut: shed | _de hois' Log-hut f HYACINTH'E [ee-a-sant] _th H'ybride a._d [hai'-bridd} mongrel HYDRAULIQUE _ics (pi] -g H'ydraulique a._ic | Grue_, Hydraulic £ H'YDRAVION" hy'droplane [crane ^ H‘YD RE hydra ?! HYDROAEROPLANE _ YDROCEPHALE water on the brain e H'YDROGEnE hy'drogen — H'YDROPATH'E [in jest] ‘ water doctor' ■$H- YDROPHOBIE —pho'bia ~ H'ydropique a. dropsical u H' YDROPISIE dropsy ^HYDROPLANE _ tlH'YDROQTJ'INONE _ fhydrop'athy § H YDROTHERAPIE [or _APEUTIQUE] c H'ydroth’erapique a. hydropathic ^ H' YENK hyena [hai-i'-na} H‘ YGIENE _ [hdi-djine} laws of health H'ygienique a. sanitary VH'YMEN, H'YMENEe Hymen : union H'YMEnOPTErES' [pi] _optera H'YMNE [& f] [ee-w’nn] hymn' \liimm, h asp] H’YPERBOLE hyperbola [exag.) hyperbole H'yperbolique a._ic [h asp, y at] H'YPERPHOSPHATE superphosphate H'ypnotiser* va. to hypnotize [tdize} H YPNOTISME [s as f] _m [s, z} H'YPOCONDRE _ch'on'driac H'ypocondriaque a._ch'ondri'acal HYPOCONDRIE —ch'on'dria H' YPOCRISIE hypoc'risy H YPOCRITE [Uipp’o-kritt, h asp} _a. hypocritical \asp H'ypodermique a. _ic [hai-po-deur'-mic, h H'YPOSULFITE de SOUDE _phite of soda H'ypoth'ecaire a. ... of [ou on] mortgage | Creancier_Mortgagee H'YPOTH'EQUE mortgage | Purger Z’_, To clear off the M | _r' va. to mortgage H'ypoth'eque a. mortgaged | Mai__ [fig] On his last legs H'YPOTH'ESE hypothesis [lidi-pothi-ciss, h asp, th fort] [pi._ses] f-ment' -ly] H'ypoth'etique a. hypothetical [h asp] H'YSOPE hyssop [h asp] H' YSTERIE hysterics (pi] [h asp] H'ysterique a. hysterical [7ce-Z] HUN ENGLISH-FRENCH HYS (asp HUNT cliasse ii courre [pack) meute asp Hunt v. chasser (for, a] courir | _for, _alter [fig] chercher | _ up and down, chercher de tons cotes |_out, denicher | To 1 go hunting. Aller a la cliasse | asp HUNTER chasseur [after, de) coureur s [horse) clieval de cliasse 2 asp HUNTING [la) cliasse | -HORN cor de l cliasse |_LODGE rendez-vous de cliasse | The _ SEASON, La cliasse : Vepoque des grandes cliasses asp HUNTS'MAN [pi. _men] chasseur [servant) veneur: piqueur (asp HUR'DLE claie | _ RACE course de fe asp HUR'DY-GUR'DY vielle L7mies £asp Hurl va. lancer (avec force] projeter yasp HUR'LY-BUR'LY tintamarre: charivari asp HURRAH' [<fe inf.] hourra : bravo! | To shout__ Pousser des vivats : acclamer asp HURR'ICANE ouragan | -DECK pont- promenade \ _LAMP ‘lanterne-tempete’ fasp Hurrie'dly ad. precipitamment asp HURR'Y tumulte : precipitation : confusion | To run in a _, Courir a la hate | I’m in a_, Je suis presse | There's no_, Rien ne presse | In no_to, Peu empresse de hasp Hurr'y va. hater : presser : precipiter ^ [vn.) se h : se p (to, de} [run) courir | — ... away, entrainer : emmener [or renvoyer] precipitamment : s’en aller a la liate j — through, parcourir, faire a la hate |_up, 'v accourir : hater | ‘_up! ’ Depechez-vous! asp HURT [7ie-rft] mal: blessure [wrong) tort asp Hurt va. [imp. A pp. Hurt] faire du mal (a] nuire (a] [spoil) gater [wound, shock) blesser : froisser | I have_my hand, Je me suis fait mal a la main \ He is_ing me, II me fait mal | _iui a. nuisible : pernicieux (a] asp HUS’BAND [lie-zz'-be-nndd ] mari : epoux [w.) economiser | Ship’s_, Gerant a bord | _MAN [pi. _men] laboureur asp HUS,BANDRY[7«eV-?ie-/idre']afirricHZtHre: exploitation: economie asp Hush ! [7ie-c7i] int. chut! [va.) faire taire : calmer [vn.) se taire | _up, etoutfer asp Husli'ahy BABY! Dodo! l’enfant do! asp HUSK cosse : gousse [of nut) brou [of corn) balle : pellicule \ To _ corn, Eplucher du mat's | To_barley, Monder de Vorge \_e'd BARLEY orge monde [masculine] asp Husity a. cossu [voice) enroue [broken) asp HUSSAR' [zdr] hussard [voile asp HUSS’Y [lie-ze} friponne \ Impudent _, Coquine: petite insolente asp HUS'TINGS (pi] : estrade (pour les asp Hus't'le [he-ss-l} va. bousculer [eZecftous ‘_along ’ vn. se depecher asp HUT [lie-t,} liutte : cabane [X) baraque [detached, for observation, etc.) cassine asp HUTCH [7ie-fc7i] huche \ Rabbit's_, Clapier asp HY'ACINTH [7taV-e] jacinthe Td’eaa asp HY'DRA liydre \ asp HY'DRANT prise asp HYDRAN'GEA [hdi-dratni] h'ortensia asp Hvdroehlo'ric a. chlorhydrique asp HY'DRO-EXTRAC'TOR essoreuse asp Hydropathic a. h’ydroth'erapique asp HYDROP'ATHY [lidi} li'ydrotli'erapie asp HY'DROPLANE [plene} h'ydravion asp Hydrosulphu'rie a. sulfhydrique asp Hypercritical [hdipe-r-critti-ke-l} a. h’y- percritique : d'une severite outree \ To be_, Ergoter : ' chercher la petite bete ’ asp HY'PHEN [7iai-fenn] trait d'union (-] asp HYPOSUL'PHITE h'yposulfite asp HYSTERICS (pi] [hiss} li ysterie \ To fall into_, Avoir une attaque de nerfs I FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS IGN ! [pr. ee] I [en ang. pr. di~\ Mettre les points sur les i, To make everything as clear as possible lAMBE [<fc i'ambique a.] iam'bic [ai-amm] IBERIDE candy-tuft | ICEBERG _ IBIS _ [di-biss] ICH NEUMON " _ [me-nn] Ici ad. here : this [temps) now | D’_, From here | D'_la. Between this and there [temps, then] in the meantime | D’_ a 3 mois, In 3 months from now | Jusqu’__ Hitherto : till now [lieu) here : as far as this | Par_, This way | Ici-bas’ ad. here below : in this world ICONOCLASTE _ast [a.) _astic [di-di-’l] IDtAL [pi.-s’] [<fc_-e a. : m. pi. ideaux’] ideal IDEE idea Bo^ : notion : hint : thought : outline : shade | a son_In his own way \ II me revient a V_, It recurs to me | Changer d’_, To change one’s mind | J’ai I rather think | Je n’en ai pas _, I have no notion | A-t-on _! What an idea! | On ne peut lui oter cela de V_, One can’t get it out of his head | _ lumineuse, Bright idea | _fixe, Obsession : morbid thought | _s noires, Despondency Idem ad. ditto : ‘ do. ’ Identifier’ va. to identify (avec, with] Identique a. identical b^ [ menf -lly] IDENTITE _ty | Plaque d’_, I disc IDIOME B^ language : dialect IDIOT’ -E id'iot [id-ye-t] [a.) idiot'ic IDIOTIE [pr. cie] idiocy : imbecility IDIOTISME [teece-m'] idiom [maladie) idiocy IDOLATRE [ee] idol'ater [a.) idol'atrous [i, m] Idolatrer’ va. to worship [tig) to i'dolize [i, at] IDOLATRIE idol'atry [di-dolV-e-tre~\ Idolatrique a. idol'atrous IDOLE i'dol [di-de-l] IDYLLE idyl ...IER’’ termination answering frequently to ...ER in English : or to ...-TREE or ...- BUSH : as, Pommier, Apple-tree : Groseil- lier, Currant-bush, etc. IF yew-tree : yew | IGN'AME yam IGN’ARE [cfc f.~\ ignoramus [en ang. pr. igg-no- re'-me-ss] dunce [a.) ignorant [resisting Igne-e a. igneous : fiery | Ignifuge a. fire- IGNITION" — ‘ [mean : ‘sha'meful’ Ign’oble a. [ang. pr. igg-no'-be-V\ base : Iqn’oblement’ ad. ignobly [pr. igg~\ IGN OMINIE_ny [pr. igg] Ign’ominieux’ -euse a. ignominious [pr. igg] shameful [-senient’ -ly, -lly] Ign’orammenf ad. ignorantly IGN' ORANCE _[igg1 -ne-re-nnce'] IGN ORANT -E ignoramus [a.) ignorant : unaware | Faire 1’_, To pretend not to know IGN’ORANTIN" ‘_’ [friar who teaches the poor Ign’ore-e a. unknown:hidden:out-of-the-way Ign’orer’ va. bs^ to be ignorant [ou unaware] of: to know nothing of | Pretendre_, To ignore | Qui ignore ... ? Who does not know ... ? | Personne n’ignore que, It is well known that | Yous n’_ez point, You are no doubt aware I ENGLISH-FRENCH IGN I [aiZ] pron. je : moi [ It is_, C’est moi I'BEX [ai] bouquetin ICE [aVee] glace [va.) glacer [champagne, etc.) frapper | To break the_, Briser [fig:rompre] la G | -AXE piolet | -bound, retenu, cerne par les glaces | -CREAMplace | -FIELD, —FLOE, banc de glace | _HOUSE, -BOX glaciere I'CE BERG [dice-beurgli] Ice’d a. glace [drinks) frappe I'CE’LANDER [<£ a. Ice’land'ic] Islandais-e I'CE LAND-MOSS, -SPAR, lichen, spath d’Js- I'CICLE [7ce-£] gla^on [lande I'cily ad. froidement: dune fagon glaciate I'ey a. glace : glacial IDE'A [ai-di-a] idee fee | I have no_of it, Je n’en ai aucane idee | I have some_of ...ing, J’ai quelque pen Videe de ... | An _strikes me ..., II me vient line idee | The very_of such a thing! Par exemple! A-t-on idee! Identical [di-dennti-ke-l] a. identique : meme Iden'tify \_di-dennti-fdi] va. identifier (with, avec] [law) constater Videntite de | IDES [pi] ID'IOCY idiotie fed [ides ID'IOM [id-i-e-nim] feo idiotisme [structure) genie | A French_, Un gallicisme Idiomat'ic a._ique : parfait: pur _ EXPRESSION [clie-nn] idiotisme -ally ad. purement: conformement au genie Idiot'ic a. idiot: d’idiot |_de la langue I'dle [ai’ct’Z]o!.oisif[lazy) paresseux [no use) inutile [leisure) de loisir | To remain_, Rester inactif | To stand_[tech] S’arreter : chomer | — FELLOW’ faineant: paresseux| _PINION pignon fibre | _ TALE conte en l’air: C a dormir debout | — WORDS [pi] paroles en l’air I'dle vn. ne rien faire : faineanter |_away, perdre | I'DLE’NESS oisivete : paresse :§ I'DLER [aV-dle-r] oisif [lazy fellow) paresseux v I'dly ad. dans l’oisivete [foolishly) follement: S inutilement pI'DOL [de-V\ idole \ IDOL'ATER idolatre .“idol'atrous [e-tre-ss] a. idolatre | _ly avec | IDOL'ATRY [e-tre ] idolatrie [idolatrie ^I'dolize [ai'do-ldize] va. idolatrer ‘ i.e.’ [‘ that is ’] e’est-a-dire : ‘ c.-a-d ’ If conj. si: quand : suppose que [F. But] As —, Comme si: comme [followed by verb) comme pour \ He looks as_he would, II a bien Fair de ... | _ it is' [he did,' was,' etc. : in replying] Si oui,... | Even_it was so, Quand cela serait | He looked as _ he would eat me, II avait Fair de vouloir me manger | ... _it is worth a penny [F. Sou] _ we may believe Homer, a en croire Homere | _anything ..., [i.e., if differing in anything] S’ily a une difference |_needful, S’il le faut |_not, Sinon ^Ig'neous [ni-e-ss] a. igne IG'NIS-FAT'UUS [;fat-you-e-ss] feu follet Igni'te va. allumer : mettre en feu [vn.) s’a IGNI'TION [auto) allumage | Magneto _, A par magneto | _advance, Avance a l’A | _advanced, A avance |_correctly timed, a Aau point |_retarded, Aretarde |_CAM •S’ came d’A |_LEVER manette d’A IGNORA'MUS [rerne-ss] ignorant: ignare Ig'norant [re-nnte'] a._l!eo | He is_of, II ignore | He’s an_FELLOW’ C’est un ignorant | _ly ad. par ignorance Igno're va. pretendre [or vouloir] ignorer : V ne faire aucune attention a IGU FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS IMM IGUANE iguana 11 pron. he : it: there [en parlant d'un navire) she | — y a, There is : there are [V. Table 75] — n’y a pas de quoi! Don’t mention it! | Us' [pi] they [V. Elle] iLE island : isle [ilot de maisons) block ILIADE _d [illi-e-d] Illegal -e a._1 : unlawful [-merit- -lly] Illegitime a. [enfant) illegitimate [acte) unlawful [de loi) spurious [ ment' -ly, -lly] ILLEGITIMITE illegitimacy: unlawful ness: spuriousness Illettre-e a. illiterate | Illiberal -e a._1 Illicite a._t: unlawful: illegal [-mf -ly -lly] Illico ad. at once : there and then Illimite-e a. unbounded : unlimited Illisible a. illegible | _ment- ad. illegibly Illogique a. illogical [-ment- -lly] ILLUMINATION" _ [neche-mi] ILLUMINE-FI visionary [pi. secte) illuminati Illuminer- va. to illuminate : to light (de, with] [tig) to enlighten ILLUSION"_: delusion | Se faire_, To deceive o’self | _nner- va. to deceive Illusoire a. fallacious : deceptive ILLUSTRATEUR _tor fdation ILLUSTRATION" _ 0^ : celebrity : eluci- Illustre a. illustrious : distinguished Illustrer- va. to illustrate : to render [son nom, etc.] illustrious Illustrissime a. most illustrious ILOT' [circumflex i] islet [maisons) block ILOTE Helot [fig) serf : slave IMAGE — QSj [estampe) picture | Sage comme line —, ‘ As good as gold ’ | Livre d’_s, Picture-book Imaginaire a_ary | Imaginatif-irea_ive IMAGINATION"_ [imadji-neche-nri\ IMAGINATIVE [the) imagination: power ofl Imagine -e a. thought out: conceived: invented Imaginer- va. to imagine : to design [fam) to contrive : to manage | S’_, To imagine /IMBECILE [<fc f.] _ : idiot : ‘stupid fool’ W [a.) foolish : imbecile | Cet_de C D, That £ Imbecilemenf ad. foolishly [‘ fool of a C D’ ■2IMBECILLITE imbecility : stupidity -almberbe a. beardless [tig) raw ^ Imbiber- va. to imbibe : to soak [de, with) % to imbue | S’_dans, To soak into | S’_de, ^IMBROGLIO confusion [To be imbued with ^Imbu-e pp. imbued (de, with] Vlmbuvable a. undrinkable IMITATEUR-TRICE imitator [a.) imitative Imitatif -ive a._ive IMITATION"_[teclie-nn~\ Imiter- v. to imitate : to be in imitation of : to mimic Immacule -e a._late [you-le-t] Immangeable a. uneatable [ite-e-b'l] Immanquable a. infallible _ment- ad. infallibly : without fail Immateriel -elle a._ial [-Ilemenf -lly] IMM A TRIGULA TI ON"' matriculation : registration of foreigners (at consulate] IMMATRICULE registry Immatriculer- va. to register : to matriculate Immediat--e a. imme'diate [-ement’-ly] Immemorial -e a._1 | De temps _, From time immemorial [mori-e-l] f"ite Immense a._[im-mennce] very great: infin- Immensement- ad. infinitely : excessively : IMMENSITE ty : vastness [immensely Immerger- va. to immerse I.H.P. ENGLISH-FRENCH IMM I.H.P. [ — indicated H.P.] chevaux indiques 1 ILE ’ [atle] [Americ. jest for OIL] Man that has struck_, Enrichi: parvenu ("nom ILK [Scotch] Of that_, De la localite du meme ILL mal [pi. maux] _ a. [comp. Worse : superl. Worst] mauvais : mechant [sick) malade : souffrant | I feel _, Je me sens souffrant [ad.) mal: peu | -affected a. mal intentionne | -bred a. mal eleve | -fated a. malheureux -favoure'd a. de mauvaise mine | -founded a. sans fondement | -LUCK malheur : mauvaise chance :'guigne' | -mannere'd a. mal- appris | -NATURE mecliancete | -nature'd a. mechant | -nature’dly ad. mechamment | -starre'd, ne sous line mauvaise etoile : malheureux | -time’d a. deplace : intempestif : mal a propos | -use [pr. youze] va. maltraiter | -WILL rancune : mauvais vouloir Ille'gal [il-ligue-l] a. illegal: illicite [-lly, -mt] Illegible [ledji-be-t] a. illisible [coin) fruste Illegitimate [me-tt] a. illegitime : naturel: qui n’est pas autorise |_ly ad. illegitimement Illiterate [e-re-tf\ a. illettre ILL'NESS maladie : mal: indisposition Illu'minate [nete] va. illuminer : eclairer [colour) enluminer (with, de] ILLUMINATION_[colouring) enluminure Illu'mine [minn~\ va. [poet] eclairer Illustrate va. illustrer [a subject) eclaircir ILLUSTRATION [le-streche-nn] [books)_: . gravure [tig) exemple : explication Illustrative [il-le-stretiv] a. explicatif Illustrious [il-leusstri-e-ss] a. illustre : glori- eux | _NESS eclat IM'AGE [imedj] i_ | He’s the very_of his father, C’est tout le portrait de son pere [fam) c’est son pere tout crache IjM'AGERY [imedj-e-re] images (pi] tableau IMAGINATION [neche-nnl_: imaginative Imag'ine va. imaginer [fancy) s’imaginer | — my astonishment, Jugez de mon etonnement IM'BECILE [& f. & a.] imbecile Imbi'be [i, at] va. s’imbiber de: prendre : rece- Imbru'e [brou] va. tremper (in, dans] Lvoir Imbu'e [biou] va. penetrer : douer (with, de] Initiate [imm'i-tete. i brefs] va. imiter IMITATION [a, e] _ [tech) simili-... | In _ of, a VI de Imitative [tetiv, i bref ] a. tif: imitateur IMITATOR [a, e ] imitateur -trice Immaterial [me-tiri-e-l] a._teriel: indifferent (to, a] sans importance T-bly, -mt] Immeas'urable a. infini: incommensurable Imme'diate [pe-t] a. immediat : ... de suite [_delivery) ‘presse’ [U. Presentement] _ly ad. immediatement: toutde suite:aussi- tot (que] ‘Deliver_,’ ‘Tres presse’: urgent Immer'se va. enfoncer : plonger (in, dans] IMM FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS IMP Immerite-e a. undeserved IMMERSION"_ [ang. pr. -meurche-nn] IMMEUBLE landed property [urbain) house P [droit) real estate [a.) real [U. BIEN] Immigrer' vn. to_grate IMMIGRATION"_ | Imminent' -e a. _t s’lrmniseei*' vr. to meddle (dans, in, with] IMMIX TI ON' ' i ntermeddlin g Immobile a. motionless [fig) unmoved Treal Immobilier”-iere a. of lands : land : landed: Immobiliser' va. to bring to a standstill [dr) to realize [son capital) to lock up IMMOBILITY _tv : motionlessness Immodere-e a. immoderate [-ment*-ly] Immodeste a._t : indecent [-ment'-ly] IMMODESTIE _ty : indecency Immoler’ va. to sacrifice (a, to] Iinmonde a. unclean : impure [fam)‘dirty’ IMMONDICE filth : dirt |_S" (pi] dirt Immoral -e a._1 \re-l] [-menf-lly] IMMORALITY _ty [ral'-e-te] Immortaliser’ va. to immor'talize [te-ldiz] IMMORTALITE _ty [tal'-e-te] Immortel -elle a. immor'tal [te-l] IMMORTELLE ‘_’ : everlasting (daisy] Immuable a. immutable [-ment'-bly] Immuniser' va. to render ... immune IMMTJNI TE _ty [miou-ne-te] (de, from] -IMPAIR blunder [a.) odd | Nombres_s, Odd s numbers | Commettre un_, To put one's “Impalpable a._ [pe-be-l] [foot into it c.1 inpardonnable a. unpardonable f-ly tilMPARFAIT' [&_-e a.) imperfect [-emenf § Impartial-e a_1 ipdrche-l] [-emenf -lly] ■ IMPARTIALITY _ty ClMPASSE court :,blind alley [fig) ‘fix’ ^ IMPASSIBILITY impassiveness : insensi- £ Impassible a. impassive : unmoved [bility = Impaticmmenf [cee-am-an]ad. impatiently £ IMPATIENCE _ [peche-nnce] eagerness | Avoir des_s, To be in a fidget ^Impatient' -e a._t : eager (de, to] Impatientant' -e a. annoying : tiresome Impalienter' va. to put... out of all patience S'—, To get impatient: to lose all patience gs’Impatroniser* vr. to make o’s at home : g to get the upper hand (in the house] hHImpayable a. invaluable : ... beyond price p> [plaisant) ‘ rich ’: ... ‘ that beats all ’ Ph Impaye -e a. unpaid | Impeccable a. _ „ Impenetrable a. — [a, to) impervious [des- xn sein) inscrutable ^ IMPYNITENCE — | Impenitent' -e a. _t ^IMP^RATIF [«fe a._-ire] imperative . —vemenf ad. imperatively &IMPYRATRICE empress ^Imperceptible a._ [-ment'-bly] Imperdable a. tliat cannot be lost £ IMPERFECTION" _ ^ Imperial -e a._al • IMPYRIALE lljarbe) _al [hot) crown im- ^ perial | Aller sur, prendre V_, To go out- <1 side : to ride on the top ^IMP^RIALISME _m | _LISTE _t •z; IMP£RIAUX' [hist] Emperor’s troops Imperieux’-ettse a. imperious [-sement'-ly] 5 Imperissable a. imperishable IMpYrITIE [cee] incapacity : want of skill Hlmpermeabiliser' va. to make ... water- proof : to W i-l IMPERMEABLE mackintosh : waterproof | ^ _a. waterproof [a) impervious | _a I’eau, ^ Waterproof | _a l’air, Air-tight T-Hy Impersonnel -elle a. impersonal [-lenient' § Impertinemment' [nam] ad. impertinently IMPERTINENCE _ : rude thing g IMPERTINENT' -E impertinent fellow [ou thing'] [a.) impertinent : improper Imperturbable a. — [-menf -bly] IMPETIGO ringworm IMPETRANT' -E patentee : grantee : student V who has received a diploma [ou the diploma] IMM ENGLISH-FRENCH IMP Immethod'ieal [7ce-Z] a. sans metliode : confus Immod'erate lmod'e-re-tt] a. immodere _ LAUGHTER fou rire Immo'vable [ mouv-e-be-l] a. immobile : ine- branlable [property) immeuble _bly ad. inebranlablement <S IMMUNITY_te : exemption (from, de] Immu're va. enfermer (in, dans] sImmu'table a. immuable [-bly, -merit] IMP diablotin | A young_, Un petit demon IM'PACT choc | Point of_, P d’impact Impa'ir va. alterer : affaiblir : diminuer Impa'le [pele] va. empaler (on. sur] Impan'el [-lle'd] va. inscrire: dresser la liste de Impar't va. donner : faire part (to, a] Impass'able[immpass'-e-be-l]a. impraticable: infranchissable Impass'ione'd [paclie-nndd] a. passionne Impass'ive [iv, i bref] a. impassible IMPAS'TO [paint] ernpatement Impa'tient [peclie-nntt] a_[quick) emporte | To get [ou be getting]_, S’impatienter —ly ad. impatiemment Tfig) attaquer Impea'cli [pitche] va. mettre ... en accusation IMPEA'CHMENT mise en accusation : accusation [pauvrete IMPECUNIOS'ITY [oss] manque de moyens : Impecu'nious a. depourvu de moyens : besog- Impe'de va. empecher : gener |_neux IMPEDIMENT empechement: embarras |_ in one’s speech, Vice de prononciation Impel' [-lle'd] va. pousser (to, a] forcer (de] Impen'd vn. menacer : s’approcher Impen'ding a. imminent: menaqant Impen'itent a. impenitent The_THIEF, Le mauvais larron Imper'fect a. imparfait: incomplet | In the_, a l’imparfait | _ly ad. imparfaitement IMPE'RIAL [beard) _e [draw, pap.) jesus Imper'il [-lle’d] va. hasarder : risquer Imper'sonate va. personnifier Impe'rious [i-e-ss] a. imperieux Impe'riously [i-e-ss-le ] ad. imperieusement Imper'ishable [che-be-l] a. imperissable IMPERSONA'TION \_neche-nn] personnifica- tion [theat) creation : role Imper'vious a. impermeable : inaccessible IMPER'VIOUSNESS impenetrabilite IMP FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS IMP / Impetueux' -euse a. frnpetuous [-semenf IMPETUOSITE_ty:force:vehemence [-ly IMPIE [<£ f.] ungodly man [ou unman'] infidel [a.) impious : profane : godless SIMPIETE _ty : impious thing g Impitoyable a. merciless : pitiless : inexo- . rable | _menfi ad. mercilessly gIMPLACABILITE _ty [plek-e-bil-e-te] ^Implacable a._ [imm-plek-e-be-l] ^ Implanter’ va. to implant (a, dans, in] ^IMPLICATION_ | Implicite a. _t | g _ment' ad. implicitly : by implication . Impliquer’ va. to implicate [supposer) to *Slmplorer' va. to implore [involve : to imply ^Impoli-e a. uncivil : wanting in good man- Impoliment' ad. uncivilly |_ners gIMPOLITESSE incivility : rudeness : want ^Impolitique a. impolitic |_°f manners ^ Impopulaire a. unpopular <IMPOPULARITE unpopularity << IMPORTANCE_[ang. pr. te-nnce] amount: consequence[mauv.p.) bumptiousness Nous les avons etrilles d‘_, We have given them <1 a ‘ regular ’ good dressing ^ Important' -e a._t [te-nntt] of importance: m considerable [mauv. p.) bumptious | L’_, The main thing | Faire 1’_, To ‘ do the big ’ .IMPORTATEUR importer [a.) importing &IMPORTATION"_ [a, e] imports (pi] ^Importer' va. to import [vn., Table 71) to ^ be of some consequence | N’importe, No matter : It is of no C [V. Any, ang.] Que g m’importe ? What is it to me ? | Peu _, It doesn’t matter much : it is of little C | 11 importe done de, The thing is' then to IMPORTUN" troublesome fellow : intruder | V _-e a. impor'tunate : tiresome /Importuner' va. to importu'ne: to worry: to trouble : to intrude upon : to interfere with IMPORTUNITE _ty [tiounite] Imposable a. taxable | Matiere_, T article Slmposant’ -e a. imposing * Imposer’ va. [a, on] to impose : to enjoin : to tax : to awe : to put : to compel [mains) Ph to impose | En _a, To impose upon | S’_, ^ [veritA) To gain ground : to force itself (a, W upon] to become necessary | Le devoir qui 32 s’impose a nous, The duty which is laid 5 upon us MIMPOSITION"_ : tax : duty : assessment 6 IMPOSSIBILITY _ty | Se trouver dans V_de, To find it impossible to, be unable to ^ IMPOSSIBLE impossibility: one’s utmost [«.) ^ impossible | Par_, To suppose what is im- _ possible | _! It can’t' be! | Rien d’_, j Nothing impossible ^ IMPOSTE _t (cap of abutment] 5IMPOSTEUR_tor [a.) deceitful ^ IMPOSTURE _ : imposition IMPOT" tax : duty (sur, upon] taxation | _ ^ sur le revenu, Income tax IMPOTENCE [med] _ 0^ ^ IMPOTENT' cripple | _-e a. impotent m Impraticable a. impracticable : unmanage- " able [chemin) impassable c4 IMPRECATION"_ [immpri-keche-nn] Pnlmpregn'er' va. to impregnate ►z; Imprenable a. impregnable M IMPRESARIO _: manager : organizer ^ Imprescriptible a. indefeasible 1-1IMPRESSION" : printing [peint) priming | Fabrique d’_, Print works | a V_, At press : gone to press | Faire de V__ To make V_nnable a. sensitive : excitable |_an I IMP ENGLISH-FRENCH IMP Impet'uous [you-e-ss] a. impetueux | _ly ad. _sement _NESS impetuosite IM'PETUS [imm'pi-te-ss] impulsion : force impulsive : elan | To receive an_, Recevoir une impulsion: prendre l’essor fse heurter contre Impin'ge upon [imm-pinnj] vn. toucher sur . Im'pious [t/e-ss] a. impie |_ly ad. avec impiete Implant' va. implanter : imprimer IM'PLEMENT outil : instrument : ustensile | ■^Agricultural _s, Machines agricoles | Agri- -S’cultural _ MAKER, Fabricant de materiel Sagricole | _S (pi] [of war) attirail [flint) •2 outils (de pierre] (pi] Im'plieate [kete] va. impliquer By IMPLICA'TION [keche-nn] implicitement Implic'it a. implicite [obedience) absolu : a- Implic'itly ad. absolument [veugle Implo're va. implorer : prier instamment Imply' [plai] va. impliquer : vouloir dire : si- gnifier: comporter Impoli'te [la'ite] a. impoli |_ly ad. impoliment Impolitic [poll'-e-tik] a. imprudent IM'PORT signification : sens _DU'TY droit d'entree, de douane | _ TRADE commerce d'importation | _S and EX'PORTS, importations et exportations : commerce exterieur Impo'rt va. [com) importer [mean) indiquer IMPO'RTER [6] importateur Imporl unate [imm-por'tcliou-ne-tt] a. impor- tun -e _ly ad. avec importunite Importu'ne [por-tioune] va. importuner Impo'se va. imposer _upon, en faire accroire a IMPO'SING- imposition [a.) imposant _STONE marbre IMPOSI'TION [ziche-nn] _ [school) pensum [swindle) imposture: tromperie Impossible [se-be-l] a._ | I find it_to ..., Je me trouve dans Vimpossibilitede ...: il n’y a pas moyen de ... IM'POST [poste] impot [arch) imposte IMPOS'TURE [poss'-tche-r]_: tromperie IM'POTENCE feci impuissance Tsant Im'potent [imm'po-te-nntt] a. _[fig) impuis- _ly ad. sans force : vainement: en vain Impoverish va. appauvrir [table Impracticable a. impraticable [pers) intrai- Im'precate [imm'pri-kete] va. maudire[... on, contre) lancer des imprecations Impreg'nable [imm-pregg'-ne-be-l] a. imprenable [fig) inebranlable Tde] feconder Impreg'nate [pregg'-nete] va. impregner (with, IM'PRESS impression: empreinte Impress' va. imprimer (upon, a] graver [affect) penetrer (with, de] impressionner [with, de) arrimer [seamen, V. Press] IMP FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS IMP /'Ympressionner' va. to make an impression | upon | S’_To be moved (de, with, at] g IMPRESSIONNISTE [& a.] impressionist % IMPREVOYANCE want of forethought (ou _ foresight] Tdent P3 Imprevoyant'-e a. short-sighted : improvi- ^Imprevu-e a. unlooked-for : unforeseen HIMPRIMIl paper : printed P : leaflet | _S' 32 (pi] printed matter | Envoyer comme —s, § To send ... by book post M Imprimer' va. to print [un sceau) to stamp cS ipeint) to prime [tig) to impress (sur, a, on] £3 to impart (a, to] ^ IMPRIMERIE | L'_Printing | Une_A t printing-office IMPRIMEUR printer [ou- ^ vrier) pressman | _-editeur, Printer and publisher [ _MURE priming s IMPROBABILITY _ty j Improbable a._ [-ment'-bly] <i IMPROBATEUR -TRICE... who disapproves 5IMPROBATION" disapprobation ^ I in probe a. dishonest | IMPROBITE dis- ^ Improductif -ive a. unproductive [honesty g IMPROMPTU [<fc a.]_ | a 1’_, Impromptu Impropre a. improper [-menf -ly] unfit (a, {^IMPROPRIETE _ty Lfor /'Improuver' va. to«disapprove (of] | IMPROVISATION" improvising : extem- S porizing : extempore speech § Improviser' va. to improvise : to speak ex- tempore | _ise-e a. unprepared : extem- p3 porized [discours) extempore ^ Improviste ad. | a 1’_, Unawares : at U Hlmprudemment' [dam] ad. imprudently 32IMPRUDENCE _: carelessness Tdent ^IMPRUDENT' -E careless person [a.) impru- hH Impudemment' [dam] ad. impudently d IMPUDENCE _ | Impudent' -e a. _t ^ IMPUDEUR immodesty : indecency ^IMPUDICITE immodesty : lewd act ; Impudique a. lewd : immodest [-ment'-ly] ^Impugn'd*' va. to impugn [.imm-pioune] IMPUISSANCE incapacity : inability {med) m impotency | Impuissant' -e a. impotent : jlmpulsif -ive a._ive [ineffectual: unable *< IMPULSION" [s, c] impulse [pe-l] 5lmpunement' ad. with impunity ft Impuni -e a. unpunished | IMPUNITE —ty ylmpur-e a. impure : corrupt [-ment' -ly] g IMPURE' TE _ity | —S' (pi] dirt IMPUTATION" _ [<ec7te-nn] Imputer’ va. to impute : to attribute [dr) to charge IMP ENGLISH-FRENCH in se pr. inn IN IMPRES'SION_: empreinte : idee [typ, tech) foulage | To give (the forme) _, [tech] Fouler | My_' is, M’est avis Impress'ive a. impressionnant: frappant IM'PRINT nom de l’imprimeur [or de l’editeur] Imprint' va. imprimer : empreindre (on, sur] Impris'on va. emprisonner : mettre en prison IMPRIS'ONMENT emprisonnement | Three months’_, Trois mois de prison Improvable a. invraisemblable [-bly, -ment] Improp'er a. [bad) inconvenant [incorrect) impropre [for, a) pen propre |_LAN'GUAGE propos malseants (pi] Improp'erly ad. improprement: mal-a-propos [badly) d’nne maniere inconvenante Impro'priate Ipropri-ete] a. secularise IMPROPRI'ETY Iprai-e-te] [incorrectness) impropriete [bad conduct) inconvenance ''Impro've va. ameliorer [machinery, etc.) perfectionner [in quality) bonifier [increase) augmenter [profit by) profiter de [the mind) instruire : cultiver |_vn. s’a : se p : se b[get IS on, make progress) avancer: faire des progres _on ACQUAINTANCE, gagner a etre collar nu | _MENT amelioration : perfectionne- ment: progres: culture: emploi [of the mind) instruction \ A marked_[patient] Un mieux sensible | IMPRO'VER qui ameliore [of ma- V, chinery) qui perfectionne IMPROVIDENCE Ide-nnce] imprevoyance Improvident a. imprevoyant Improv'idently ad. avec imprevoyance Im'provise [vaizz] va. improviser IM'PULSE [ imm'pe-lce ] impulsion : mouve- ment | Rash__ Coup de tete Impul'sive a._sif: prime-sautier ^Impu're a. impur [lewd) impudique ~ IMPU RITY impurete [fig) impudicite Impu'te [imm-pioute] va. imputer (to, a] In linn'] prep. <fc ad. dans : en : a : de [F. Dans feo] [_it. within) dedans : y : la [on, about, out of) sur [by, through) par [for) pour[among) parmi [elected) elu [with, dressed_one’s ...) avec |_[cooked_, ou with] a, a la, au [of way, manner, tone) de [of TIME) dans : en : pendant [ministry) au pouvoir [gathered __ harvested) rentre [arrived) arrive [-door) (a.) interne [thrown _, over and above) par- dessus | The first_[race] Le premier arrive | The word isn’t _, Le mot n’y est pas [V. On. Eng.] _ one’s FACE, one’s ARM, one’s MOUTH, Au visage [or au nez] au bras, a la bouclie | Is C D_? CD est-il chezlui? [fam. C D y est-il ?] _America, En A. | _Paris, a P [within the bounds of city) dans P | _a CARRIAGE, en venture | _ a different LIGHT, Sous un autre jour | _ fine weather, Par le beau temps j _a FOG, Par le brouillard | _ a month. Dans un mois [V. TIME, ‘In three weeks’]_case, En cas | _that case, Dans ce cas | spite, Par depit | spite of, Malgre | anger, En colere | BED Au lit | _ blossom, En fleur | _ health, En bonne sante\_prison, En P\ _ prosperity, _ disgrace, Dans la prosperity, la disgrace (etc.] Sword _ hand. L'epee a la main \ _ his hand, Dans la main \ _the accusative, [French verb] Au regime direct |_the name of, Au nom de | _ the press, Sous presse | To come [ou go] _, Entrer | To ask ... _, To ask ... to come [ou walk]_Faire entrer| ‘_ for a good thing,’ Bien loti | He’s _ for it! 11 y est! Le voila frais! | Not_[gone out] Sorti | Not one _ a hundred, Pas un sur cent | The sense_which, Le sens ou | _dealing with ..., Quand on a affaire a ... [For__ after verbs, V. each verb] IN'-PA'TIENT [pech’nntt] malade (a l’hopital] INA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS INC Inabordable a. unapproachable [F. Near, ad. Inabrite -e a. exposed : unsheltered [ang. Inacceptable a. unacceptable :... that cannot Inaccessible a._(a, to] [be accepted Inaccordable a. irreconcilable : inadmissible Inaccoutume -e a. unaccustomed : unusual Inachete -e a. unsold Inacheve-e a. unfinished Inactif -ive a._ive [rester) idle INACTION" — | INACTIVITY _ty Inadmissible a. _\INADVERTANCE _ence Inalienable a._: indefeasible Inalterable a. unalterable : that nothing will injure [phot. &c) permanent Inamissible a. [theol] that cannot be lost INAMOVIBILITY permanency Inamovible a. permanent: ... that cannot be removed | Senateur_, Life senator Inanime -e a. inanimate : lifeless INANITY _ty : emptiness : stupidity INANITION" [niche-nn, i bref] Inaperyu -e a. unnoticed : unobserved INAPPETENCE loss of appetite Inapplicable a._: not applicable [dr) irrelevant j Inapplique -e a. inattentive Inappreciable a_: inestimable : invaluable : priceless : that money could not buy Inarticule -e a._late [left] Inattaquable a. that cannot be assailed Inattendu -e a. unexpected : unlooked-for Inattentif -ive a._ive [e-tenn'-tiv\ INATTENTION"_: want of attention INAUGURATION" _ [d’une statue) unveiling | D'_, Opening : inaugural Inaugurer'w. to inaugurate, unveil fculably Incalculable a._| D’une maniere_, Incal- INCANDESCENCE_ | Lampe a _, Incandescent lamp [fiery Incandescent' -e a._: white-hot : burning : INCANTATION" [inn-kann-teche-nn] Incapable a. _ [ang. pr. inn-ke-pe-be-l] (de, of] unfit : unable (to] [dr) incompetent (to] INCAPACITY _ty : incompetence [dr) disa- INCARCYRA TION'' _ [se-reche-nn] L^ility Incarcerer' va. to incarcerate Tone Incarnadin" -e a. pale carnation |_E anem- INCARNAT" carnation : pink | _-e a. flesh- coloured [V. Trefle] INCARNATION" — Incarne -e a._nate [ongle) ingrowing s’Incarner' vr. to become incarnate INCARTADE insult | _S' [pi] freaks Incassable a. unbreakable INC END 1 AIRE incendiary [fig) firebrand INCENDIE [en, an] fire : conflagration : blaze | Bouche d’__ Fire-plug [ Crime d’_, Arson Incendier' va. to set... on fire:to burn ... down INCENDl£S' [pi] those who have suffered [ou are suffering] from (the) fire Incertain"-e a. uncertain (si, whether] INCERTITUDE uncertainty Incessamment’ ad. very soon : at once [sans cesse) incessantly: continually Incessant’ -e a. incessant : continual Incessible a. that cannot be transferred INCESTE in'cest | _a. inces'tuous Incestueux' -euse a. inces'tuous Inchange-e a. unchanged Inch'oatif -ive a._ive Incidemment' [darn] ad. incidentally (■INCIDENCE _ w INCIDENT'_ : disturbance : mishap | Soule- S ver des_s, To raise difficulties ®j _-e a. incidental [rayon) incident g INCIDENTE subordinate proposition ^ Incidenter' vn. to give rise to incidents [ [fam)_ to raise difficulties INCINYRATION"_ [du defunt) cremation Incinerer' va. to incinerate [un mort) to cre- Incirconcis' -e a. uncircumcised [mate INCIRCONCISION" uncircumcision Incise -e a. incised j Inciser' va. to make a cut in | Incisif -ive a. cutting INCISIVE incisor INCISION" — : cut (a, in] INA in se pr. inn ENGrLISH—FRENCH in se pr. inn INC INABILITY [inn-e] incapacity: impuissance | To regret one’s_to, Regretter de ne pouvoir Inaccessible [e-be-l] a._: inabordable INACC'URACY [ak'you-re-ce] inexactitude Inacc'urate [re-tt] a. inexact [-ly, -ement] INAD'EQUACY [k&u-e-ci, bref] insuffisance Inadequate [pr. kouett, bref] a. insuffisant : disproportion^ : defectueux | _ly ad. in- suffisamment: imparfaitement Inadvertently ad. par inadvertance Ina'ne [a e ] a. inepte Inanimate [nie-tf] a. inanime [nature) morte Inappreciable a. inappreciable fed INARCH'ING greffe par rapprochement Inartic'ulate [le-tt] a. inarticule _ly ad. indistinctement Inasmuch' as, vu que : d’autant plus que Inau'dible a. qu’on ne peut pas entendre : im- Inau'gural a. ... A inauguration [perceptible Inaugurate [you-rete] va. inaugurer Inauspicious [piclie-ss, i bref] a. malheureux In'board prep, en abord [V. Secure] In'born a. inne [merit) naturel Incandes'cent a._ | — LAMP lampe a incandescence [gas) bee Auer Incapacitate [te'te] v. rendre incapable (for, de Inear'nate a. incarne fea Incau'tious [pr. inn-co-che-ss, o dans sort] a. negligent: imprudent [-ly, -eminent] INCEN'DIARY [{/e-re] [<& a.] incendiaire IN'CENSE [inn'-cenncel encens Incen'se va. irriter (against, contre] INCEN'TIYE [inn-cenn-tiv : ibref] stimulant: encouragement: motif (to, de, pour] Incess'antly [cess'-e-nntle] ad. sans cesse INCH pouce [An _ is 2'539954 centimetres] [V. ELL] By_es, Peu a peu [dying) a petit feu | He’s every_a ..., C’est un ... jusqu’au bout des ongles [or des pieds a la tete] Within an_of, a deux doigts de IN'CIDENT [inn'-ci de-nntt] — [a.) — : particular (to, a] _S [pi] peripeties Inciden'tal [denn'-te-l] a. fortuit | — EXPENSES faux frais | _lly ad. par hasard Incipient a. naissant: qui commence [stage) Inci'se'd [i ai] a. incise [premier INC FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS INC INCITATION" incitement (au, to] Inciter' va. to incite [suite] [a, to] Incivil -e a. impolite : rude [ ment- -ly] INCIVILITE _ty INCLEMENCE _cy | Inclement' -e a._t INCLINAISON" [z] —nation : slope [*) rake [boussole) dip INCLINATION"_ : tendency : affection Incline!*' v. to incline : to bend : to slope : to lower (vers, towards : a, to] S’_, To lean : to bow : to bow down (before ...] to yield Induce va. to enclose Indus' -e a. [Used before the noun, inclus remains invariable. V. note at word Ci ] Ci-_, Herewith : enclosed INCLUSE enclosure : enclosed ... Inclusivemenf ad. inclusively INCOGN'ITO [<fc ad.] [inn-kogh'-ni-to'] INCOHERENCE — Incoherent' -e a._t : odd : of different sorts Incolore a. colourless Incomber' [m nasal] vn. to be incumbent (a, upon] to rest (a, with] Incombustible [m nasal] a. — Incommode a. inconvenient: uncomfortable : tiresome [ement' -ly, -bly] Incommode -e a. troubled : indisposed Incommoder' va. to inconvenience: to trouble: to injure : not to agree with INCOMMODITE inconvenience [mal) indisposition : ailment to Incomparable a._ [-ment' -ly] t INCOMP A TIBI LITE _ty p4 Incompatible a. [ ment' -bly] Incompetemment' [tom] ad. incompetently ^INCOMPETENCE _ [ V. Exception, Fr] g Incompetent' -e a._t ® Incomplet' -ete a._plete [ temenf -ly] c Incomprehensible a._ § Incompris' -e a. not understood Inconcevable a. inconceivable Inconciliable a. irreconcilable (avec, with] INCONDUITE misconduct Incongru-e a. incongruous [pers) rude _GRUITE [gram) _ty [chose) something very improper _grflment' ad. improperly INCONNU -E stranger [sf.) unknown quantity | [a.) unknown (a, to] L’_The unknown INCONSCIENCE unconsciousness Inconscient' -e a. unconscious : irresponsible INCONSEQU ENCE inconsistency : indiscretion | Inconsequent' -e a. inconsistent : contradictory : thoughtless INCONSIDERATION" thoughtlessness Inconsidere-e a. inconsiderate : thoughtless Inconsiderement' ad. thoughtlessly Inconsolable a._ [-ment' -bly] INCONSTANCE _cy : unsteadiness : instability : fickleness [temps) variableness Inconstant' -e a. unsteady : fickle : inconstant [temps) variable Inconstitutionnel -lie a. unconstitutional. Incontestable a. unquestionable [-ment' -bly] Ineonteste-e a. undisputed INCONTINENCE _ Incontinent' -e a._t [ad.) at once INCONVENANCE impropriety : discourtesy: want of good manners : unsuitability Inconvenant' -e a. unbecoming : improper INCONVENIENT’ inconvenience difficulty: harm : disadvantage | Je ne vois pas d’_d, I don’t see anything to prevent (my, etc., ...ing] Inconvertible a_j_I have no objection to ... INC in se pr. inn ENGLISH—FRENCH in se pr. inn INC Incite [i at] va. inciter : exciter INCI'TE'MENT [i at] excitation (to, au, a Za] INCIYILTTY incivilite: grossierete INCLEM'ENCY intemperies (pi] severite : ri- Inclem'ent a._: rigoureux [gueur INCLINATION [neclie-mi] [to, a)_: penchant [slope, dip) inclinaison IN'CLINE [inn'kldinn) pente : rampe Incline [klainn] va. incliner : disposer [vn.) incliner : etre porte (to. a, a] The red_s to orange, Le rouge tire sur l’orange Incli'ne'd [kldinndd] a. porte [to evil, good, etc.) enclin | _PLANE [a e] plan incline Inclu'de va. comprendre : renfermer | ... and ..., both included, ... et ..., compris Inclu'ding pres. part, y compris ... Inclusive [citw] a. qui comprend: qui renferme [prep.) — of ..., ... y compris Incohe'rently [Inre-nntt-le] ad. d’une maniere incoherent^ IN'COME [ke’mm] revenu | Slender_,Modeste budget | _TAX impot sur le revenu In'com'ing [ke-mm] a. nouveau : entrant Incommensurate [re-t] a. incommensurable Incommo'de va. incommoder : deranger Incommo'dious a. incommodant: genant INCOM'PETENCE incompetence: insuffisance [law) incapacity Incom'petent a. incompetent: incapable Incomplete [plite] a_t: imparfait [not done) inacheve | _NESS imperfection Inconceivably [ci-ve-ble] ad. d'une maniere inconcevable Inconclusive [cwr] a. qui n’est pas concluant _ly ad. sans preuve conclnante _NESS manque de preuve conclnante INCONGRUITY _le feo : inconvenance Incon'gruous [e-ss] a. inconvenant [gram) sans rapport | _ly ad. incongrument Inconsid'erable [e-be-Z] a. de peu d'importance : ... peu considerable : petit : sans valeur It’s C’est peu de chose: ce n’est rien Ineonsid'erate [de-re-f] a. inconsidere : irre- flechi: malavise | _ly ad. inconsiderement INCONSISTENCY inconsequence : incotnpa- tibilite : incongruite Inconsistent a. incompatible (with, avec] inconsequent (with, a] contradictoire _ly ad. avec inconsequence: contradictoirement Incontrovertible [fe-be-Z] ad. indiscutable INCONYE'NIENCE inconvenient fee : incom- modite : difficulty : derangement: embarras : ennui [ua.) [put ... to _,] deranger : incommoder | Inconve'nient a. incommode | If it won’t be_to him, Si cela ne le derange pas j _ly ad. mal: incommodement INC FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS IND INCORPORATION'• _ [reehe-nn] Incorporel -lie a. incorporeal Incorporer* va. to incorporate (a, with] Incorrect -e [pr. the f] a._t [-temenf -ly] INCORRECTION" inaccuracy Incorrigible a._ | Incorruptible a._ INCORRUPTIBILITY _ty INCREDIBILITY _ty INCREDULE [<f- f.] unbeliever [a.) unbelieving: incredulous | _LITE _ty : unbelief Incree, Increee a. uncreated Incriminer' va. to incriminate INCROYABLE beau [«.) incredible : past belief INCRUSTATION" [depot) _ [ornaments) inlaid-work Incruster' va. to incrust (de. with] to inlay : to lay down (mosaic, etc.] S'__ To be encrusted : to become encrusted INCUBATION" — [inn-kiou-beche-nn] INCUIT' underdone part | _-e a. underdone INCULCATION" _ [keche-nn] INCULPATION" accusation : crimination | Sous V_de, On a charge of INCULP^-F \_&pp.~\ accused finate Inculper' va. to accuse (de, with, of] toincrim- Inculquer' va. to inculcate Inculte a. uncultivated:rough:neglected:wild Incultivablc a. that cannot be cultivated INCUNABLES' _ab'ula : early printed books Incurable a. _ INCURIE carelessness Incurieux' -euse a. indifferent INCURIOSITY lack of interest: indifference INCURSION" — (into] raid IndecemmenF [cem like saw] ad. indecently INDYCENCE _cy | Indecent' -e a. _t Indechiffrable a. illegible : undecipherable : ... that one can’t make out Indecis'-e a. undecided : doubtful : irresolute INDECISION"_ [cije-nn, i bref] Indecousable a. that will not unravel | Point _Lock-stitch (machine] Indecrottable a. that ‘won’t take a polish’ \_pers) that ‘one can do nothing with ’ Indefini-e a. indefinite : unlimited Indefinissable a. undefinable: unaccountable Indelebile a. indelible [-ment- -bly] Indelicat'-e a. wanting in delicacy : unhandsome : improper : unscrupulous : dishonest INDYLICATESSE want of delicacy : dishonesty : unscrupulousness Indentne a. safe and sound : acquitted (INDEMNISA TION" indemnification ^ Indemniser' va. to indemnify : to compen- ~ sate : to repay (de, for] ~ INDEMNITY _ty [de, for) compensation : § allowance [depute) payment | —de ROUTE ® travelling expenses | _de RETOUR back- v fare [pieces Indemontable a. fixed : that cannot be taken to Independamment* ad. independently (de, of] INDEPENDANCE_dence Resides (de, ...] Independant' -e a._dent Indescriptible a. indescribable Indestructible a._| Indeterminable a. — INdYtERMINATION-' irresolution Indetermine-e a. irresolute : undecided : indefinite [-ment' -ly] Indevinable a. ... that one cannot guess Indevot'-e a. without reverence : irreverent INC in se pr. inn ENGLISH-FRENCH in se pr. inn IND Incorporate [re'te] v. incorporer : s’i (with, a] Incorrect' a._[calcul.) inexact _ly ad. incorrectement: inexactement INCORRECTNESS inexactitude IN'CREASE [inn'crice] augmentation : accrois- sement: avancement:produit [in profit) plus- value | Increa'se va. augmenter : agrandir [wi.) s’a : croitre : s’accentuer [plus Increa'sing a. croissant | _ly ad. de plus en Incred'ible a. incroyable [-bly,-ment] IN'CREMENT augmentation : plus-value [V. Incrim'inate [ne'te] va. incriminer [Unearned] _ting a. [F. Conviction, Fr.] Incrust' [kre-ste] va. incruster (with, de] In'cubate [bete] va. couver IN'CUBATOR couveuse artiflcielle IN'CUBUS [kiou-be-ss] cauchemar Incul'cate [ke-l-kete] va. inculquer (on, a] INCULCA'TION [kec7ie-nn] enseignement -INCUM'BENCY possession d’un benefice g INCUM'BENT beneficier : pasteur titulaire i [a.) obligatoire : impose (on, a:to, de] [super- ** incumbent) pose : appuye (sur] Incur' [-rre’d] [fce-r] va. s’attirer [expenses) faire (des depenses] [law) encourir Incu'rably [inn-kiou-re-ble ] ad. sans remede : dime maniere incorrigible Indeb't'ed [inn-detted] a. endette [for, de) re- devable | We are [ou we feel] _to him for ..., Nous lui savons gre de ... INDEBTEDNESS \_detted] obligation Indec'orous [?*e-ss] a. inconvenant Indee'd ad. en verite : en effet: bien : absolu- ment | _! Yraiment! Tiens, tiens! Indefat'igable a. infatigable [-bly, -ment] Indefea'sible [fi-ze-be-l] a. inalienable Indefen'sible a. [X) indefendable [fig) injus- tifiable [untenable) insoutenable Indef'inite a. indefini-e: vague [-ly,-mt] Indel'ible a. indelebile : inetfa^able _bly ad. dime maniere indelebile INDEL'ICACY indelicatesse : grossierete Indel'icate [ke-tt] a. indelicat: inconvenant: grossier | Something__ Une inconvenance INDEMNIFICA'TION dedommagement Indem'nify [inn-denim'-ni-fai] v. indemniser : dedommager (for, de] [I de guerre INDEM'NITY’ —te : dedommagement | War_, Indent' va. [the edge) denteler [dent, batter) bossuer [typ) renfoncer INDENTA'TION [teche-nn] dentelure INDEN'TION [typ] renfoncement INDEN'TURE [denn'-tche-r] titre : acte _S (pi] contrat d'apprentissage ^INDEPEN'DENCE independance: fortune gIndependent a. independant:libre-.rentier § [fire) a volonte [ad.) To live _, Vivre dans !independance \ _ly ad. [of, de) indepen- V damment [of, pour) sans egard Indescri'bable a. indescriptible : indicible IND FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS IND INDEX _ : fore-finger | a l’_, Forbidden | Mettre (une personne, etc.) a 1’_, To boycott ... INDIANISTE Sanskrit scholar INDICATEUR _tor [doigt) fore-finger [«&) timetable:’Bradshaw’ Ides rues) guide [a.) guide : indicating | Doigt_, Fore-finger [F. Poteau] INDICATIF [<fe a._-ire] indicative INDICATION"_ [keche-nn] sign : mention INDICE sign [optique) index Indicible a. inexpressible : unutterable INDIEN" -NNE [<fc a.] Indian [sf.) print Indifferemment' [rem, ram] ad. indifferently : without distinction INDIFFERENCE [en, an] _ INDIFFliRENT’-E [en, an] indifferent [a.)_: all the same (to, a] unconcerned [a, of) careless | Faire 1’_, To pretend not to mind INDIGENCE [en, an] _ INDIGENE [<fc a.] native [a.) indigenous INDIGENT’ -E pauper [a.) indigent [pr. inn'-di- dje-nntt] Les_s' [pi] The poor Indigeste a. indigestible [fig) crude INDIGESTION" _ | Une _, An attack of I INDIGN' ATI ON" [inn-digg-neche-nn] Indign’e a. unworthy : undeserving (de, of] wretched : worthless : shocking Indign’e -e a. indignant [inn-digg-ne-nntt] Indign’ement’ ad. undeservedly : infamously Indign’er’ va. to exasperate j S’_, To be indignant (de, with, at] INDIGN'ITE indignity : odiousness INDIGO — | —TERIE indigo works [ou plantation] _TIER" indigo-plant Indiquer’ va. to show : to point out [at, to] to tell : to state : to appoint Indirect -e a._t [preuve) circumstantial Indirectemenf ad. indirectly Indisciplinable a. insubordinate : unruly INDISCIPLINE insubordination Indiscipline -e a. undisciplined Indiscret’ -ete a. indiscreet : imprudent : inconsiderate : unguarded : taking too great a liberty | Si ce n’est pas tme question_e ..., If it is a fair question ... IndiscretemenF ad. _eetly [”ou consideration INDISCRETION" [kreche-nn] want of tact Indispensable a._ [-ment’ -bly] Indispose-e a. indisposed [fam) ‘ poorly’ [con- tre) ill-disposed Indisposer' va. to make ... disaffected [rendre malade) to make ... poorlv [ou ill] INDISPOSITION" — : ailment : disaffection Indissoluble a._ [ ment’ -bly] Indistinct-e [pr. the t] a. _t | _temenf ad. indistinctly : without distinction INDIVIDU individual [inndividd'-you-e-l,i bref ] person | Un drole d’_, A ‘queer specimen ’ INDIVIDUALITY _ty Individuel -elle a. individual [-lemenf lly] Indivis’ -e a. undivided | Par_, Jointly Indivise-e a. undivided Indivisible a._ [-ment’ -bly] IN-DIX-HUIT [pi._] eighteen-mo [‘18mo ] Indocile a. intractable : unmanageable Indolemment’ [em, am] ad. indolently INDOLENCE _ | Indolent’ -e a. _t Indomp’table [m nasal, p silent] a. untame* able [courage) indomitable Indomp'te-e a. wild : ungovernable IN-DOUZE duodecimo [typ) ‘ 12mo’ [twelve-mo] Indu -e a. ill-timed [heure) unseasonable : ‘ unearthly ’ Indubitable a._ . certain [-ment’ -bly, -ly] INDUCTION" — [de-kche-nn] Induire va. (Table 51) to lead (en, into : a, to] to persuade : to infer IND in se pr. inn ENGLISH—FRENCH in se pr. inn IND IN'DEX [finger & pope’s) _ fea [needle) aiguille [indication) indice [of book) table alphabetize [of ledger) repertoire | In'dex [imp. & pp. Indexe’d] va. dresser la table alphabetize de \ orientates IN'DIAMAN | EAST_, Navire des Indes In'dian [inndd-ye-nn] a. indien : des Indes |_ CORN mai's | In_FILE, En tile indienne | -INK encre de Chine | -INK SKETCH lavis | _ SUMMER ete de la Saint-Martin IN'DIA-PAPER papier de Chine [or du Japon] IN'DIA-RUBB'ER [re-6e’r]caoutchouc[eraser) gomme elastique | _BAND elastique | _ SOLUTION dissolution de C | _ STAMP timbre en C | Wheels with — TYRES, roues caoutchoutees In'dicate [kete] va. indiquer INDICA'TION [keche-nn] _: indice : signe Indi'ct [inn-ddite] va. poursuivre : mettre en accusation (for, pour crime or cause de] INDI'CTMENT [da'ite] accusation: mise en A: acte d’A : poursuite | Bill of _, Acte d’A | _ CHAMBER Chambre des mises en A Indiff'erent a. indifferent :impartial:mediocre: pas grand’chose (de] ‘comme ci, comme <ja ’ | _ly ad. indifferemment: tant bien que mal Indigestible [te-be-l] a. indigeste Indig'nant [digg-ne-nnt] a. indigne (at, de] plein d'indignation \ _ly ad. avec I Indiscriminate [ne-f] a. aveugle : indistinct: confus _ly ad. aveuglement: sans distinction Indispo'se’d a. <fe pp. indispose : eloigne INDISPOSI'TION _: aversion (for, pour] Indis'putable a. incontestable |_bly ad. sans Indi'te [inn-ddite] va. rediger [contredit INDIVID UAL [vidd-youre-l] individu [a.) individuel | Private_, Simple particulier In'dolently ad. _lemment-: nonchalamment Indomitable [te-be-l] a. indomptable In'door [dore] a. interieur : interne [plants, dress, etc.) d’appartement | _ and outdoor games, jeux de societe et de jardin [or en plein air] Indoors' [dorze] ad. a la maison \ To go _, Rentrer (a la maison] To stay_, Ne pas sortir : garder la chambre INDOR'SE,_MENT endossement: endos Indor'se va. [F. Endorse] Indu'ce [diouce] va. [fo, de) persuader [to, a) engager : decider : porter : pousser : induire [bring on) amener [give rise to) faire naitre | Indu'ced CURRENT, courant induit Indu'ced DRAUG’HT, tirage par aspiration INDU'CEMENT motif: raison : tentation INDUCTION i_ | -COIL, Bobine d’l IND FRANCAIS—ANGLAIS INF INDUIT" ar'mature j Arbre d’_, A-spindle Induif-e pp. | Courant__ Induced current INDULGENCE _ lde-lj] Indulgent'-e a. _t Indflmenf ad. out of order : unduly INDUSTRIE _try : skill : trade ] Chevalier d’_, ' Light-fingered gentleman ’ : ‘ one of the swell mob’ | L’_, Industry INDUSTRIEL manufacturer | _-elle a. industrial | Reclame_elle, Trade puff Industrieux' -ease a. skilful : industrious [-semenf -lly, -ly] Inebranlable a. firm : fixed : steadfast : unflinching : staunch [-menf -ly] InediC -e a. unpublished : not yet described | L’_Original matter (ou articles] Ineffable a._j Ineffagable a. indelible Ineffectif -ive a._ive [My> -lly Ineffieace a. inefficient: ineffectual [-menf INEFFICACITE inefficiency Inegal-e a. unequal: irregular [-menf -lly, -ly INEGALITE inequality : irregularity INELEGANCE _ | Indleganf -e a. _t Ineligible a._ linnel'i-dje-be-l] Ineluctable a. ... that cannot be avoided : ... not to be escaped from : ineluctable Inenarrable a. indescribable Iskrai'-be-be-l] Inepte a. absurd : stupid : senseless INEPTIE [tie, see] unfitness : absurdity Inepuisable a. inexhaustible Inerte a. _t: dull INERTIE [cee] indolence : dulness : inertia | Force d’_, Yis inertire Inespere-e a. unexpected : unlooked-for Inestimable a. lines'ti-me-be-l] D’un prix _, Of priceless value Inevitable a._ : unavoidable [-menf -bly] Inexact-e a. incorrect [personne) unpunctual [-temenf -ly, -lly] INEXACTITUDE incorrectness : mistake [pers) want of punctuality : unpunctuality Inexcusable a._ [ menf -bly] Inexecutable a. impracticable Inexecute-e a. unexecuted : unfinished INEXECUTION’’ non-performance Inexerce-e a. untrained : unpractised Inexigible a. ... not due Inexistanf -e a. non-existent Inexorable a._[-menf -bly] INEXPERIENCE [en, an] [piri-e-nnce] Inexperimente-e a. inexperienced : untried Inexplicable a._ [ menf -bly] Inexprimable a. inexpressible Inexpugnable a. impregnable Inextinguible [tangweebl] a. [soif’. feu) unquenchable [ardeur, rire) irrepressible Inextricable a._ INFAILL IBILITE infallibility Infaill’ible a. infallible [-menf -bly] Infaisable [ai, e] a. impracticable Infamanf -e a. infamous : degrading : disgraceful [mort) ignominious INFAME [<fc fi] vile wretch [a.) infamous : vile: filthy : low | Dtme maniere__ Infamously INFAMIE_my | Une_, An infamous thing INFANT' -E Infant, Infanta [of Spain] INFANTERIE —try | _ legere, Light I INFANTICIDE _ Igciide] Infatigable a. untiring [-menf -ly] INFATUATION"_ linnfat-you-eche-nn] Infatuer' va. to infatuate (de, with] Infecond"-e a.^sterile : barren INFECONDITE sterility : barrenness Infect-e a. stinking : filthy : ‘beastly’ Infecter' va. to infect : to taint (par, de, with] [wi.) to stink (of] T_ Infectieux’-eusea. infectious ! INFECTION" IND in se pr. inn ENGLISH-FRENCH in se pr. inn INF Indulge v. favoriser : satisfaire : avoir trop d'indulgence pour [the dream, etc.) caresser <g [in, a) se livrer [_o’s) s’ecouter jj! INDULGENCE _: douceur : faveur slndul'gent a._: doux -iy ad. avec indulgence : avec douceur INDURA'TION durcissement [dustrie Industrial [inn-de-ss-tri-e-l] a. iel: de Z’iu- Indus'trious [^de-ss'tri-e-ss] a. laborieux -se : travailleur : empresse |_ly ad. assidument: soigneusement IN'DUSTRY linn'de-strel assiduite: travail : activite : empressement [trade) industrie Ine'briate,_d lim-bri-e-ted] a. enivre INE'BRIATE HOME maison de relevement pour les alcooliques Ineffectual [fio»-e-Z] a. ineffieace : sans effet Ineffectually ad. sans effet: inefficacement Ineffic'ient a. ineffieace [pers) incapable Inel'egant [yhe-nntt] a. sans elegance [or gout] INEQUALITY inegalite: disparity Inexcu'sable lkiou-ze-be-l] a_: sans excuse Inexhaustible a. inepuisable Inex'orable a._: inflexible [-bly, -ment] INEXPE'LIENCY {ye-nnee] inopportunite Inexpedient a. mal a propos : malavise : inopportun | _ly ad. mal a propos Inexpe'rience'd a. inexperimente : sans ex- Inexpert' a. maladroit: inhabile \_perience Inex'plicably ad. d’une maniere inexplicable Inexpress'ible a. inexprimable : indicible Inexpress'ive a. sans expression Infallible [innfal'-e-be-l] a. infaillible [necessary) immanquable [-blv, -ment] Inf amous [inn'-fe-me-ss] a. infame _ly ad. d'une maniere infdme IN'FANCY [pr.inn-fe-nnee] premiere enfance: bas age [law) minorite IN'FANT linn-fe-nntf] fee enfant (dans les bras] nourrisson [law) mineur -e [a.) en bas age : petit: naissant | _ SCHOOL salle d’asile Intantile linn'fe-nn-taiV\ ln'fantine a. en- fantin : d’enfant [early) premier IN'FANTRY linn!fe-nntre ] infanterie fca _MAN fantassin : ‘biffin’ Infat' uate Ifatt-you-etel v. infatuer : affoler : s’engouer (with, de] INFATUA'TION _ : folie : entetement: en- gouement Infect' va. infecter (with, de] INFEC'TION linn-fek'-die-mi] : contagion Infectious [cZie-ss] a. infect: contagieux -iy ad. par contagion _NESS contagion : caractere contagieux INF FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS ING Inferer' va. to infer (de, from] Inferieur-e a_ior (a, to] [chiffre) less (than] [geog, prix, classe) lower | _emenf ad. in an inferior manner [au-dessous) below (a, ...] INFERIORITY _ty [inn-firi-orr'ite} Infernal -e a. _1 | Pierre_e, Lunar caustic Infertile a. barren INFERTILITY barrenness : sterility Infester' va. to infest (de, with] INFIDELE [tfe fi] infidel : unbeliever [a.) unfaithful : disloyal : dishonest : incorrect : treacherous [relig.) unbelieving Infidelement] ad. unfaithfully : treacherously INFIDELITE_ty : unfaithfulness : treacherousness : incorrectness s’Infiltrer' vr. to filter through . to creep into Inflme a. lowest: least | Le plus_, The very L Infini -e a. infinite : endless : unbounded | a 1’_, Infinitely : for ever : ‘ ad infinitum ’ Infiniment' ad. infinitely : exceedingly : very much [de, ...) a great deal [ou many] INFINITE _ty | Une_de, Innumerable ... Infinitesimal-e a. infinitesimal INFINITIF _ive | a 1’_, In the infinitive Infirme a._m : weak : frail [ _r' v. to invali- INFIRMERIE sick-ward : infirmary [date INFIRMIER" hospital-attendant: orderly INFIRMIERE [hospital) nurse : Red Cross nurse [a.) nursing | -MAJOR head nurse INFIRMITY _ty | Inflammable a._ INFLAMMATION" [med) [feu) ignition Inflammatoire a. inflamm'atory INFLEXIBILITY _ty | Inflexible a. _ [-menfi -bly] INFLEXION" inflection INFLICTION"_| Infliger'ra. to inflict (a, on INFLUENCE _(sur, over, with] Influence!’' va. to influence : to sway Influent'-e a. influential INFLUENZA _ Influer' vn. to have an influence (sur, on] IN-FOLIO [pi. _] folio [a.) folio INFORMATION" : enquiry | Prendre des _s, Aller aux _s. To make enquiries : to ascertain | INFORM^ investigation ("mal Informe a. shapeless : unshapely [dr) infor- Informer' va. to inform : to acquaint ... with [vn.) to institute an enquiry | S'__ To enquire: to ask (de, about] Je vais m’__ I’ll ascertain INFORTUNE misfortune : adversity Infortune -e a. unfortunate : miserable INFRACTION" breach : violation (a, de, of] Infranchissable a. impassable : insuperable Infrequente-e a. unfrequented Infructueux" -euse a. unfruitful [fig) fruitless Infus' -e a. innate : intuitive Infuser' va. to infuse : to steep (dans, in] S_, [duthe] To draw | INFUSION INFUSOIRES' [pi] infusoria [/iou] Ingambe [m nasal] a. nimble ["shift s’Ingenier' vr. to try o's best (a, to] to make ing£nieur engineer [on pr. enn'-dje-mre] _-CONSEIL' consulting E _-CONSTRUCTEUR engineer _-IlLECTRICIEN" electrical E _-MliCANICIEN" mechanical E Ingenieux'-euse a. ingenious : clever [ sem’fi INGENIOSITE [s z] ingenuity [dy Ingenu -e a. jngen'uous : frank : open INGENUITE osj ingen'uousness : frankness Ingenument' ad. frankly : openly INF in se pr. inn ENGLISH-FRENCH in se pr. inn ING Infer' [-rre’d] va. inferer: deduire (from, de] supposer [" dilation IN'FERENCE consequence : conclusion : de- Infer'nal [inn-feur'-ne-l]_: d’enfer [regions, etc.) infernal: ... de l’enfer | _ MACHINE machine infernale Infer'nally ad. furieusement: atrocement INFER'NO [inn-feur’no'] l’enfer (de Dante] Infest' va. infester : tourmenter IN'FIDEL [<fc a.] infidele : incredule In'finite [nitt] a. infini [-ly, -ment] INFIN'ITY infinite : immensite INFIR'MARY hopital INFIR'MITY [fe-rme-te] _te: faiblesse INFIRM' STATE Ife-rme stete] faiblesse Intla' me v. enflammer : s’e : exciter : irriter INFLAMMATION [fle-meche-nn] _ | _of the brain, I du cerveau | _ of the lungs, Fluxion de poitrine faire Inflamm'atory a. inflammatoire [fig) incendi- Infla'te [/fe'te] va. enfler : gonfler (with, de] INFLA'TION [inn-fleche-nnl enflure : gonfle- INFLA'TOR [eye] pompe [ment Inflect' va. fiechir: changer Inflict' va. infliger (on, a] IN'FLUENCE _ (over, with, sur] _va. influence!- [modify) influer sur Influential [inn-flou-enn'che-l] a. influent IN'FLUEN'ZA [enn'ze] i_: [la) grippe IN'FLUX affluence : accession : invasion Inform' va. informer : instruire : prevenir : faire savoir a : faire part a I Kept_ed, Tenu au courant (of, de]_against, [law] denoncer Infor'mal a. ... sans ceremonie : irregulier : INFORMAL'ITY vice de forme Unf°rme INFORM ANT [me-' nntel correspondant : personae qui informe : deposant INFORMA'TION _: renseignements (pi] [of, g de) avis : intelligence [acquirements) connais- ?sances : lumieres (pi] To lodge an_against, ^ Denoncer: porter plainte contre | For further — apply to ..., Pour plus amples renseigne- Sments s’adresser a ... fseigae Inform'e'd a. \ Well-_, Ill-__ Bien, Mai ren- INFORM'ER denonciateur: delateur r mouchard’ INFRE'QUENCY [friq-oue-nn-ce~\ rarete Infre'quent [innfnq-one-nntt] a. rare Infrin'ge va. enfreindre : violer [rn.) empieter _MENT [of, a) infraction [of patent) con- trefagon [on, sur) empietement Infu'riate tinn-fiou-riete] va. rendre furieux —d a. furieux Infu' se [fiouze] va. [into, a] infuser: inspirer INFU'SION _: suggestion : inspiration Inge'nious [inn-djin-ye-ss] a. ingenieux INGrENU'ITY lea [inn-dje-niou-e-te] ingenio- site : habilete : genie : caractere ingenieux Ingen'uous [inn-djenn-you-e-ss] a. ingenu : naif : candide | _ly ad. ingenument _NESS ingenuite: candeur : naivete ING 2FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS INN INGERENCE intervention : interference s’Ingerer' vr. to creep in : to meddle, interfere Ingouvernable a. ungovernable Ldans, with Ingraf-e a. ungrateful: unpleasing [sterile) unproductive : barren [taclie) thankless INGRATITUDE _ INGREDIENT' [en, an]_[inn-gride-ye-nntt] Inguerissable a. incurable . Inhabile a. incapable (a, of] [dr) disqualified _LETE want of skill _LITE disqualification Inhabitable a. uninhabitable Inhabite-e a. uninhabited Inhabitue-e [&_uel-elZe] a. unaccustomed Inharmonieux' -euse a._ious Inherent’ -e a._t (a, to, in] f-bly Inhospitalier'• -iere a. inhospitable [-ment' INHOSPITALITE want of hospitality Inhumain "-e a. inhuman [inn-liioume-nn] Inhumainement’ ad. cruelly INHUMANITE _ty : cruelty INHUMATION" interment [fam) burial Inhumer' va. to inter [fam) to bury Inimaginable a. inconceivable [ci-ve-be-l] Inimitable a._[inim'i-te-Vl, i brefs] INIMITIE enmity : aversion Ininfiannnable a. non-inflammable Inintelligible a. unintelligible [-ment'-bly] Ininterrompu -e a. uninterrupted : unbroken Inique a. iniquitous : unjust [-ment' -ly] INIQUITE _ty : injustice Initial -e a._1 [che-l] INITIATE _1 INITIATION" _ [eche-nn] INITIATIVE — [F. Enterprise, ang] Esprit d’_Resource [scenes INITlE-E [one who is) initiated on behind the Initier' [t as c] va. to initiate (a, dans, into] ('Injecte-e a. bloodshot: inflamed ("creosote Injecter' va. to inject (de, with] [du bois) to _TEUR injector INJECTION" _ _ INJONCTION" injunction S INJURE injury : outrage : insult [du temps) c inclemency | Faire_a, To do ... an injury | g _S' (pi] abuse [e-bionce] Dire des_s a, To “ abuse [e-biouze] glnjurier' va. to insult: to abuse glnjurieux' -euse a. outrageous : abusive : '•* unjust : injurious [-semenfi -ly] Injuste' a. unjust [-ment'-ly] INJUSTICE _ [inn-dje-stiss] Injustifiable a. unjustifiable vlnlisible a. [F. Illisible] INNAVIGABILITE unfitness for navigation [navire) unseaworthiness Innavigable a. not navigable [navire) unsea- Inne-e a. innate [inn'-nete] [worthy Innocemmenf [cemm, saw] ad. innocently : INNOCENCE : simplicity [simply INNOCENT' -E_t : ‘ innocent soul ’ [a.) innocent : simple Innocenter' va. toclear:to declare ... innocent Innombrable a. innumerable [-ment' -bly] ING in se pr. inn ENGLISH—FRENCH in se pr. inn INN ING'LE-NOOK [[igne-ghe-l-nouk] coin du feu Inglo'rious [inn-glori-e-ss] a. sans gloire _ly ad. sans gloire IN'GOING [go-igne] entree [a.) nouveau IN'GOT [glie-tt] lingot | Ingraft' va. greffer Ingrain'e'd [grenade"] a. invetere : enracine Ingra'tiate [greclxiete] one’s self with, S’in- sinuer dans les bonnes graces de IN'GRESS entree IN'GROWING NAIL ongle incarne Ingulf' va. engloutir Inhab'it va. habiter [ _able a. habitable INHAB'ITANT [te-nntt] habitant -e Inhabited pp. habite _ HOUSE DUTY taxe d’habitation Inha'le [inn-hele] va. aspirer [cordant Inharmo'nious [t-e-ss] a. sans harmonie:disinherit [heritt] va. lieriter de \dite INHERITANCE heritage : patrimoine : here- Inhos'pitable [e-be-l] a. inhospitalier tea Inimical [ke-l] a. hostile (to, a] Iniq'uitous a. inique INIQ'UITY _te fparafer INI'TIAL [inich’-e-l] _ale [a.) _al [va.) Ini'tiate [inichi-ete] va. initier (into, a, dans] Inject' va. injecter (into, dans] INJEC'TION _ [surgery) lavement INJEC'TOR _teur feo : robinet d'injection Injudicious [diche-ss, i bref] a. pen judicieux _ly ad. peu judicieusement INJUNC'TION [dje-ngk-che-nn] injonction | To get an _ against, Faire une I a : faire defendre ... In'jure [imi-dje-r] va. nuire a : faire tort' a : leser [damage) endommager [goods, freight) avarier | To be [liable to be] injured by ..., Craindre ... | Inju'rious [inn-djou-ri-e-ss] a. prejudiciable (to, a] _ly ad. a tort IN'JURY [inn-dje-re] mal : tort : prejudice : atteinte [med) lesion [damage) dommage [.[>) avaries (pi] To inflict_on. Porter atteinte a | Without_to, Sans nuire a INK encre Indian_, E de Chine [F. Indian] _ERASER [i-re'ce-r] gomme a effacer Vencre [office knife) grattoir Ink va. [dirt) tacher d'encre [typ) toucher INK'ER [roller] toucheur : rouleau-T IN'KLING avis : vent [inversable INK'STAND encrier : ecritoire | Safety __ E Ink'y a. d'encre [stain) tache d'encre Inlaid' a. incruste : marquete In'land a. interieur : de l’interieur Inlay' va. [Inlai'd] marqueter : incruster IN'LET entree : bras de mer \ Air__ Prise d’air Petrol_Arrivee d’essence —VALVE soupape d"admission [‘m.o.’, commandee] IN'MATE [mete] locataire : interne : habitant In'most a. [le) plus profond : [le) plus secret INN auberge [large) hotel Country-side_, A de campagne \ _S of COURT college d’avo- INN'KEEPER aubergiste : hotelier [cats Inn'ate [inn'-nete] a. inne Inn'er a. interieur —FORME cote de seconde _TUBE [tyre] cliambre a air Inn'ermost a. [le) plus recule: [le) plus intime INN'INGS (pi] tour (sing] INN FRAN 5 AIS—AN GL AIS INS INNOVATEUR -TRICE _tor INNOVATION"_ [veche-nn] [novations Innover" vn. to inn'ovate [vete] to make in- INOBSERVATION" non-observance: contravention : disregard (de, of] Inoccupe-e a. without occupation : at leisure [lieu) unoccupied IN-OCTAVO [pi. _] octavo [tewo] [‘8vo’] * INOCULATION" [im 10k-yoii-leche-n«] Inoculer" va. to inoculate [innok'-you-lete] Inodore a. ino'dorous [inn-o-de-re-ss] Cabinet _, Water-closet Inoffensif -ive a._ive : harmless [flooding INONDATION" inundation [fam) flood [agr) Inonder’ va. to overflow : to deluge (de, with] to flood [envahir) to overrun Inopine-e a. unlooked-for : unexpected Inopinement" ad. unexpectedly : suddenly Inopportun* -e a._e [tioune] unseasonable [-emenf -ly, -bly] ill-timed INOPPOR TUNI TE unseasonableness Inorganique a._ic Inoubliable a. never-to-be-forgotten Inoui-e a. unheard-of : most extraordinary IN-PLANO [pi. _] full sheet : broadside IN-QUARTO [pi. _] quarto [‘4to’] t'lnquief -etc a. uneasy : disturbed : restless InquietanC -e a. disturbing : disquieting : ... causing anxiety | Inquieter’ va. to dis- turb:to make ... uneasy | S’_de, To be un- g easy at [ou on ...’s account] to trouble one’s s self about : to care for f INQUIETUDE uneasiness : anxiety : restlessness : disquietude INQUISITEUR _tor [a.) scrutinizing ^INQUISITION" _ Insaisissable a. ... not liable to seizure [tig) impossible to grasp, ou get hold of Insalubre a. unhealthy INSALUBRITE unhealthiness [-bly Insatiable a. [inn-seclie-ye-be-l] [-menf INSCRIPTION"_: matriculation : term [sur line liste) entry [d’une rente) scrip [colis, etc.) booking | Prendre ses_s, To matriculate : to enter |_maritime, Naval reserve [seamen (‘ inscrits ’) liable to serve in Fr. navy] Inscrire va. (Table 48) to inscribe : to enter : to set down : to register | S’_, To put one’s name down : to enter one's name | S’_en faux contre ..., To dispute the validity [ou genuineness] of... | Se faire_, To have one’s name entered [ou put on the register] INSCRIT'naval reservist [F.Inscription [elect.) voter on the register | _-e pp. [V. Inscrire] Inscrutable a._ [destroying vermin INSECTE —t | _TICIDE vermin-killer [a.) for INSECTIER" cabinet of insects Insectivore a._orous j _S' [pi] _ora IN-SEIZE [pi. _] sixteen-mo [‘16mo’] INSENSt-F madman : mad-woman : fool _a. mad : stupid : senseless INSENSIBILITE _ty : want of feeling Insensible a._ [inn-senn'-ce-be-l) imperceptible [cruel) unfeeling [-menf -bly, -ly] Inseparable a._ [-menf -bly] INSEPARABLES' [pi] love-birds Inserer- va. to insert (dans, in] Insermente -e a. unsworn [used of priests who refused the oath of allegiance to the civil constitution under the 1st Republic] INSERTION" — Lse-rche-nn] Insidieux" -ease a. insidious [-semenfl -ly] Insign'e a. notorious [en bonne part) signal INSIGN'ES' [-seen] [pi] insignia [inn-sigg] INSIGN'IFIANCE insignificance [inn-sigg) Insign'ilianf -e a. insignificant : meaningless INN in se pr. inn ENGLISH—FRENCH in se pr. inn INS INN'OVATOR [vete-r] novateur Innox'ious [ou Innoc'uous] a. inoffensif INNUEN'DO [inn-you-enn'do] insinuation Innumerable [inn-nioum-e-re-be-l] a. innom- brable : sans nombre |_bly ad. sans nombre Inoc'ulate [youlete] va. [med] inoculer Inoffen'sive a. _if | _ly ad. innocemment _NESS caractere inoffensif Inor'dinate [ne-tt] a. demesure : desordonne —ly ad. d’une maniere demesuree IN'QUEST enquete | To hold an _ on the body, Faire une E en presence du corps /Tnqui're v. demander [into, about, de) s’in- former [into, ...) examiner [after, de) de- :2 mander des nouvelles [at,of.chez) s’adresser| § _within, S’adresser ici ,§ INQUI RER examinateur: chercheur [gateur s Inquiring LOOK [kouai] regard interro- SINQUI'RY question: information:recherche V, [law) enquete INQUISITION [of Rome)_ [law) enquete Inquis'itive [i tres brefs] a. curieux | _ly ad. avec curiosite | _NESS curiosite IN'ROAD invasion : empietement (on, sur] To make_s on, Envahir : empieter sur INS AND OUTS [pr. innz-e-nndd-aoutce] [pi] etres : tenants et aboutissants : finesses Insa'ne [inn-sene] a. fou, folle INSAN'ITY [inn-sann'-e-te] folie : demence Insa'tiate [inn-se-chiete] a. insatiable Inscri'be [krdib] va. inscrire [to, a) dedier INSCRIPTION [clie-nn] _: titre : dedicace IN'SECT [■inn'secte] te [F. Coral ] [sur Insecu're [kioure] a. en danger : menace: peu INSECU'RITY danger : incertitude : manque Insert' va. inserer (in, dans] [de surete INSERTION_[lace, etc.) entre-deux IN'SET [typ] carton [va. -tted) inserer : inter- caler | -MAP papillon Insliri'ne [chrainn] va. enchasser : conserver IN'SIDE [saVdd] dedans : interieur: estomac [a.) interieur : d'l: de l’l [ad.) dedans : en D : a l’interieur | _ out, a l’envers Insid'ious [i brefs] a. insidieux : artificieux _ly. ad. insidieusement | _NESS astuce IN.'SIGr’HT [pr. inn-saitt) inspection : connais- sance: eclaircissement INSIG'NIA [inn-sigg-ni-a] [pi] insignes INSIGNIFICANCE [siggniffi-ke-nnce] futility : peu d'importance \ Insignificant a. insignifiant: de rien : infime Insince're [cir] a. perfide : dissimule : faux INSINCER'ITY manque de sincerity: dissimulation INS FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS INS Insinuant' -e a. insinuating INSINUATION"_[inn-sinn-you-eche-nn] Insinuer* va. to insinuate | S’_, To insinuate one’s self : to creep (dans, into] Insipide a._d : dull : flat | _DITE _ty INSISTANCE entreaties (pi] importunity : in- Insister' vn. to insist [inn-sisstt] [sisting IN SOCIABILITY unsociability Insociable a. unsociable [e-nn-soch-e-be-l] INSOLATION"exposure to the sun [maladie) sun-stroke Insolemment' [em. am] ad. insolently INSOLENCE _ [le-nnce] Insolent' -e a._t [inoul) extraordinary Insolite a. unusual Insoluble a._ [math) insolvable IN SOLVABILITY insolvency Insolvable a. insolvent INSOMNIE insomnia : sleeplessness : tit of S : wakefulness | Nuit d’_, Sleepless night Insondable a. unfathomable fence INSOUCIANCE unconcern : careless indiffer- Insouciant' -e a. careless : unconcerned INSOUMIS' [...) who evades the conscription Insouniis' -e a. unsubdued : unruly Insoutenable a. that cannot be defended untenable [qu’on ne peut endurer) insufferable Inspecter' va. to inspect : to examine INSPECTEUR _tor: surveyor : superintendent _, ihspectrice, du travail, Factory-I \ation INSPECTION"_: superintendence : examin- Inspirateur -trice a. inspiring INSPIRATION" [innspi-reche-nn] Inspirer' va. to inspire : to suggest | _ du courage a ..., To inspire ... with courage INSTABILITY _ty [inn-ste-bil'-e-te] Instable a. unstable [e-nn-stebe-l] INSTALLATION" : establishment [tech) fitting up : rigging (up] erection | _S' [pi] arrangements : fittings Installer' va. to instal (dans, in] [tech) to set: to erect: to fit up : to rig (up] to fix : to ship | S’—, To establish o’s : to settle : to seat o’s (a, at] [hotel) to put up : to reside Tularly Instammenf ad. urgently: earnestly : partic- INSTANCE entreaty : request : urgency [dr) suit | Avec _, Earnestly | Tribunal de premiere _, District [inferior] court | En _, [cause] Just coming on for trial INSTANT' — | a 1’_, Directly : just : just now | Je re(jois a 1’_, I have just received ... | Un_! One moment! Hold on ! Instant' -e a. urgent: earnest: especial Instantane-e a. instanta'neous [tene-ye-ss] INSTANTANEi instantaneous photo :‘snap-shot’ INSTANTANYhY instantaneousness Instantanement' ad. instantaneously INSTAR | a 1’_de, In imitation of : similar to : like : as in ... : after the ... fashion Instaurei" va. to establish INSTIGATEUR-TRICE instigator fgestion INSTIGATION" [inn-sti-gheche-nn] sug- INSTINC'T" [ct silent] [inn-stignkte] Instinctif -ive a._ive [-vemenf -ly] Instituer' va. to institute : to appoint INSTITUT" _te : institution | Membre de 1’_, Member of one or other of the 5 Academies composing the Institute of France (for the advancement of science, literature, etc.] INSTITUTEUR -TRICE founder:schoolmaster: instructor : teacher : educator : governess : schoolmistress : lady teacher INSTITUTION" — : establishment | Chef d’__ Schoolmaster flnstructif -ive a_ive INSTRUCTEUR drill-sergeant : D-instructor | INSTRUCTION" — : education : information [droit) examination : trial [■&) sailing directions (pi] _ par ecrit et delibere, Order to produce the proofs in writing | Juge d’_, Examining magistrate INS in se pr. inn ENGLISH—FRENCH in se pr inn INS Insin'uate [you-ete] va. insinuer | To _o’s’ S’i (into, dkns] Insip'id [i tres brefs] a. insipide : fade Insist' vn. insister (on, sur] persister [demand) exiger | Insna're va. [F. Ensnare] INSOBRI'ETY \brdi-e-te] intemperance In'solently ad. insolemment INSOL'VENCY insolvabilite: faillite INSOL'VENT failli [a.) insolvable : en faillite | To become_, Faire faillite Insomuch' conj. au point (que] tellement que Inspan [-nne'd] [S. Africa] v. atteler Inspect' va. inspecter : surveiller INSPECTION [iche-nn] : surveillance : con- trole | _HOLE orifice de visile \ _LAMP lampe baladeuse | _ PIT fosse (pour autos] INSPECT'OR [te-r]_teur [of weights and m.) verificateur | Factory_, Inspecteur -trice du travail | _SHIP inspection Inspi're va. inspirer : animer (with, de] To _A B with courage, Inspirer du C a A B Inspir'it va. animer | Install' va. installer INSTAL'MENT installation [com) acompte : paiement a compte [bankruptcy) dividende | By_S, Par versements partiels INSTANCE [ste-nnce] requete: demande: cas : circonstance [«.) citer comme exemple | For _, Par exemple | In the first_, D’abord | In this_Dans ce cas IN'STANT [inn'ste-nntt] [a.) immediat : pressant | The 31st_, Le 31 courant Instanta'neous [ten-ye-ss] a. instantane [-ly, -ment] _PHOTO, instantane _NESS instantaneite In'stantly [inn'ste-nntt-le ] ad. sur-le-champ : a l’instant: dans un instant Instead' [inn-stedd] ad. a la place \_of, prep. au lieu de | To be [ou do] _of, Tenir lieu IN'STEP cou-de-pied [de : remplacer In'stigate [guete] va. exciter (to, a, a faire] Instil' [-lle'd] va. inspirer (into, a] IN'STITUTE [tloute] institut: principe _va. instituer [law) intenter INSTITUTION [tiouche-nn] _ | To become an_, Passer dans les mceurs ^Instruct' va. instruire [order) donner des in- ^ stractions a (to, pour] I am — ed to, Je suis <» charge de f_s for use, Mode d’emploi ■“INSTRUCTION [che-nn] : enseignement (^INSTRUCTOR precepteur : instituteur INS FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS INT Instruire va. (Table 51) to instruct: to teach : to tell [dresser) to train [contre) to examine . to inform against | S'_, To gain information Instruit' -e a.[&pp.Instruire] trained [savant) learned | Tres_Fort_, Well-informed INSTRUMENT’_[pr. inn'-strou-me-nnte] tool: instrumental'itv | _a CORDES’ stringed 11 _ a VENT" wind I Instrumental -e a._1 [statement, etc. Instrumenter' vn. to draw up a charge (or a INSTRUMENTISTE instrumentalist INSU | a T_de, ad. unknown to | a mon_, Without my knowledge : unawares INSUBORDINA TION’ ’_ Insubordonne-e a. _dinate INSUCCtS’ failure Insufflsammenf ad. insufficiently 1NSUFFISANCE insufficiency Insuffisnnt' -e a. insufficient : inadequate INSULAIRE islander [is, at] [a.) insular Insultant’-e a. insulting INSULTE _t {inn'seultf] [attaque) attack Insulter" va. to insult : to attack Insupportable a_: unbearable [-ment’-bly] INSURGti [tfc a.] insurgent Insurger’ va. to excite ... to revolt | S’_, To rise : to revolt (contre, against] Insurmontable a. insuperable : insurmountable : unconquerable INSURRECTION1 Pleine _, Open revolt | _nnel-efle a._tionary Intact-e a. unsullied : uninjured : perfect INTAILLE intag’lio Intarissable a. inexhaustible: that never dries up : unflagging : perennial Integral -e a._1 : whole : entire Integralemenf ad. in its entirety : wholly INTEGRALITE total: entirety: whole amount Integrant’ -e a. integral [U. PART, ang.] Integre a. just : upright : honest INTEGRITE _ty INTELLECT _ | Intellectuel -elle a._ual IntelligemmenP [em, am] ad. intelligently INTELLIGENCE _: understanding : mind | Us sont d’_ pour, There is an U between them to ... | En bonne_, On good terms Intelligent’ -e a._t Intelligible a. [voir.) audible [-mf -bly] INTE3IPERANCE _ {temm'pe-re-nnee'] Intemperant' -e a. intemperate INTEMPERIE [& —S' pi] inclemency Intempestif -ive a. unseasonable : ill-timed INTENDANCE management : administration [Si) commissariat | INTEND ANT’ director : steward [X) officer of the commissariat [de Intense a. _ [tennee] {province) governor INTENSITE_ty | Intensif -ive a. intensive Intenter’ va. to begin | _un PROCfeS contre, [or a] To enter an action against INTENTION"_: purpose | J’ai V_de, I intend to ... : I mean to ... : I think of ...ing | a votre_, For your sake (ou benefit] Avec —, Intentionally [ V.Mean,r.] Intentionne-e a.| Bien_Well-meaning | Mai_Evil-disposed Intentionnel -elle a. _tional [-lenient’ -lly] Question_elle. Question of intention INS in se pr. inn ENGLISH—FRENCH in se pr. inn INT INSTRUMENT_fee : agent [deed) acte | Box of _S, Boite [or Etui] de matliematique \ Surgical_S, Instruments de chirurgie Instrumental a._ | To be_in, Contribuer a _IST instrumentiste —TAL'ITY moyen: action | _'tally ad. comrne instrument In'subor'dinate a. insubordonne IN'SUBORDINA'TION _: refus d’obeissance Insuff'erable a. insupportable [-bly, -ment] INSUFFI'CIENCY insuffisance Insuffi'cient a. insuffisant | _ly ad. insuffi- In'sulate [lete] va. isoler [samment In'sulated a. isole | In'sulating a. isolant | _tape, Ruban isolant: ‘toile Chatterton ’ INSULA'TION {leche-nn) isolement INSULATOR isolateur: isoloir INSULT {inn'-se-lte) insulte : injure Insult' [se-Zte] va. insulter _ing a. grossier | _ingly ad. avec insolence: d’un air insultant Insu'perable [sou-pe-re-be-l] a. invincible [-bly, -ment] insurmontable INSU'RANCE {inn-chou-re-nnce] assurance | Life_, A. sur la vie | Fire_, A. contre l’in- cendie Lloyd’s_, A. maritime |_OFFICE bureau [or compagnie] d’A | _ POL'ICY police d’assurance [charger | _R assureur Insu're [choiire] va. assurer [a postal packet) INSUR'GENT {inn-se-rdje-nntt) insurge [ment INSURREC'TION [se-rek'-che-nn]_: souleve- In'swept FRAME, chassis retreci a l’avant INTA'G’LIO intaille [ptng) rotogravure IN'TEGER nombre entier In'tegral [re-1] a. integral [chem) integrant INTEG'RITY [re-fe'] integrite : purete IN'TELLECT _: intelligence \ March of__ Mouvement des esprits | _UAL [& a.] _uel INTELLIGENCE [dje-nnee] _ : esprit [news) avis | Latest_, Dernieres nouvelles | Literary _Clironique litteraire [V. Shipping_] _ OFF'ICE [Americ.] bureau de placement INTEM'PERANCE _ feo : alcoolisme Intem'perate [pr. inntemm'-pe-re-tt] a. immo- dere : excessif [as to drinking) intemperant [language) peu mesure _ly ad. immoderement: avec exces /^Intend' va. compter [for) destiner (a] [rn.) se proposer {to, de] vouloir INTEN'DED pretendu -e : futur -e [a.) pro- jete : intentionnel [husb. or wife) futur -e : fiance-e His__ Sa F \ Her_, Son F Inten'ding a. \ _visitors to, Ceux qui ont s Vintention de visiter ... § Inten'se a._: vif: fort: vehement ~ Inten'se’lv ad. excessivement: vivement alNTEN'SE’NESS intensite g INTEN'SIFIER [phot] renforejateur Tcer srlnten'sify va. rendre plus vif [phot) renfor- INTEN'SITY [se-fe"] _te': violence : force INTENT' but | To all_s and purposes, a tous egards | Intent' a. attentif: determine (on ...ing, de] tres applique Inten'tional a._nnel: fait avec intention _lly ad. a dessein : expres : intentionnelle- ^INTENT'NESS application serien.se [ment INT FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS INT Intercalate a. _ary Intercaler’ va. to intercalate [mot) to insert : to put in [typ) to inset Interceder' vn. to intercede (aupres de, with] Intercepter' va. to intercept INTERCEPTION'*[med) _ [lettre, etc.) -ting INTERCESSEUR _ssor (aupres de, with] INTERCESSION" _ [ceclie-nn] Interchangeable a._ Intercostal -e a._ INTERDICTION" prohibition [droits) deprivation Interdire va. (Table 42) to forbid : to suspend (from] to interdict [troubler) to overwhelm : to stun [dr) to declare ... incapable of managing his own affairs INTERDIT' interdict |_-e pp. interdicted : prohibited [trouble) thunderstruck [F. Interdire] Interessant" -e a. interesting INTEiRESSt -E interested party [a.) interested | Les_S', Those concerned (in]ou affected (by] Interesser' v. to interest (a, in] to engage : to give ... an interest (dans, in] to be interesting | S’__ To be interested (a, in] INTIiRIlT' interest: profit | _simple, compose, Simple, compound I 1 Prendre_a, To take an interest in | Prendre un_dans, To take a share in : to have an I in [F. Local, Fr.] INTERFERENCE [used in physics only] — Interfolier' va. to interleave (de, with] INTliRIEUR _ior : inside : inner life | a 1’_, [diligence) inside [a la maison) at home | Dans son_, In one’s own house Interieur-e a. inner : inward : home Interieurement' ad. inwardly : within INTERIM _ | Par_, ‘Ad interim’ ["being Interimaire a. ‘ad interim’ : ... for the time INTERJECTION'' — Interjeter' va. | _appel, To lodge an appeal INTERLIGN'E space between the lines INTERLIGN'E [typ] lead [pr. ledd] _r' va. to lead | Non-_gne, Set solid [F. TYPE] Interlineaire a. interlinear INTERLOCUTEUR -TRICE —tor : speaker INTERLOCUTOIRE interlocutory decree Interlope a. interloping [argot) ‘ flash ’ Interloquer* va. to nonplus | Rester_que, To INTERMEDE interlude [be taken aback INTERMEDIATE_mediary : medium of communication : middleman : representative [a.) intermediate | Par son Thanks to his assis- Interminable a. : endless |_tance INTERMISSION" _ [miche-nn, i bref] INTERMITTENCE intermission Intermittent* -e a. t [surgeon INTERNAT" boarding-school : post of house- international -e a. _1 | L'_e, The I INTERNE [<fe f.] [eleve _) boarder [d’hopital) house-surgeon | _ a. internal [qui habite) resident [eleve) in-door | INTERNE interned prisoner | Camp d’_s, Internment camp Internet*' va. [personne) to intern : to confine ... within the limits of the town, country [merchandises) to introduce ... into the country INTERPELLATION"_ : question [dr) request [typ) apostrophe | Interpeller' va. to summon: to request: to speak to [un ministre) to put a question to INTERPOLATION" interpolation Interpoler' va. to interpolate (dans, in] Interposer' va. | S’_, To interpose (entre, be- INTERPOSITION'' [clie-nn] |Uveen INTERPRETATION [teclie-nn] explanation [arts) rendering INTERPRETE interpreter | Soyez mon — aupres de ..., Give my very kind regards to ... Interpreter' va. to interpret: to explain [role) to render | Mai_ee, [action] Misunderstood INTERREGNE interreg'num INT in se pr. inn ENGLISH FRENCH in se pr. inn INT Inter'[-rre'd]ra. enterrer : ensevelir : inhumer Interce'de [cide] vn. interceder (with, aupres Intercept' va. intercepter : arreter Lde INTERCHANGE echange [va.) echanger INTERCOURSE commerce : rapports (pi] INTERDICT interdit _' va. interdire INTEREST interet (s] fea : protection [with, aupres de) credit: influence | At a high rate of_, a gros I | To the_of, De l’I de | The landed_, Les proprietaires fonciers (plur.] The shipping_, Les armateurs | Vested_s, Droits acquis | _va. interesser | To be_ed in, S’interesser a : s’occuper de [com) etre interesse dans | To be deeply_ed, Prendre beaucoup d’interet Interesting a. interessant | Remarkably — book, Livre palpitant d’interet Interfe're [fire] vn. intervenir | _with, Se meler de: gener:deranger [prejudice) nuire a INTERFERENCE intervention [of. light rays) interference Interim a. | _DFVTDEND acompte de Inte'rior [ti-ri-e-r] a. interieur |p*vidende Interla'ce [lece] va. entrelacer Interlard' va. entrelarder (with, de] Interlea've [live'] va. interfolier (with, de] Interli'ne [Idinn] va. interligner (with, de] Interlock' vn. s’enclencher IN TERLO PER intrus IN'TERLUDE intermede INTERMARR'IA’GE mariage entre parents Intermarr'y vn. se marier entre parents Intermed'dle vn. se meler : s’immiscer INTERMEDD'LER qui se mele des affaires des autres : officieux -ease \imrnixtion INTERMEDD'LING intervention offlcieuse : Interme'diate [mid-ye-t] a. intermediate INTER'MENT enterrement: inhumation Intermin'gle va. entremeler [m.) s’e INTERMISSION _ : relache : intervalle Intermit' [-tted] v. cesser : interrompre Intermix' va. entremeler INTERMIX'TURE [tcheur] melange Intern' va. interner | _'MENT CAMP camp de concentration : C d’internes Inter'nal [ne-l] a. interne : interieur : intrin- seque | _ COMBUSTION ENGINE moteur a combustion \ _lly ad. interieurement Interpo'se va. interposer : s’interposer V Interpret va. interpreter : expliquer ^INTERPRETER interprete INTERREG'NUM [regg-ne-m] interregne INT FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS INT INTERROGATEUR-TRICE examiner [a.) enquiring | Interrogate -ive a._ive INTERROGATION" — | Point d’_, Note of I INTERROGATOIRE examination Interroger’ va. to interrogate : to examine Interrompre [m nasal] va. (Table 37) to interrupt | S’_To break off : to stop Interrompu-e pp. [Ir. Interrompre] INTERRUPTEUR _ter [electr.) switch INTERRUPTION" [re-p-che-nn] INTERSECTION" _ [cfte-wn] ["the I's INTERSTICE _ | Remplir les _s, To fill up INTERVALLE_al: gap : space j Par_s, At I’s INTERVENANT' -E second party : guarantor Intervenir vn. (Table 15) to interfere [s’inter- poser) to intervene | 11 intervint un arret, An arrest took place : there came an order INTERVENTION" _ (aupres de, with] Intervenu -e pp. [V. Intervenir] INTERVERSION'’ inversion Intervertir va. to invert ‘INTERVIEW’ [n nasal] _ rcs& Interviewer' [vioti-ay] va. to interview Intestat" a. intestate INTESTIN ' _e Intestinal -e a. _1 INTIMATION"_: notice : summons INTIME [<fc f.] intimate friend [a.) intimate : private : secret: inmost: free from formality j La vie _, Home life : private life | _menf ad. intimately : closely INTIM£-H respondent (in an appeal case] Intimer' va. [a. to, ...] to give ... notice of INTIMIDATION" _ Intimider], va. to intimidate INTIMITE intimacy : inmost depths (pi] INTITULIl title | Intituler" va. to entitle Intolerable a._ [-menf -bly] INTOLERANCE_ | Intolerant' -e a._t INTONATION" — [ne'che-nn] INTOXICATION" poisoning INTRADOS' _ runtransl&table Intraduisible a. [that) cannot be translated : Intraitable a. intractable : headstrong : absolutely determined Intra-muros ad. within the walls INTRANSIGEANCE political extremism : irreconcilable attitude | INTRANSIGEANT" uncompromising radical: extremist | _-e a. uncompromising : intransigent : unswerving Intransitif -ive a._ive IN-TRENTE-DEUX' thirty-two-mo [32mo] Intrepide a. intrepid [-menf -ly] INTREPIDITE _ty INTRIGANT' -E intriguer : ‘wire-puller’ | _a. intriguing | INTRIGUE_ | _r' va. to harass : to puzzle [wi.) to intrigue Intrinseque a. intrinsic [-menf -ically] INTRODUCTEUR-TRICE introducer INTRODUCTION"_ [dr) commencement Introduire va. (Table 51) to introduce (a, aupres de, to: dans, into] to commence | S’_, To introduce one’s self: to be introduced : to get in : to creep in | Introduit* -e pp. [V. INTROlT introit [Introduire] INTRONISATION" enthroning Introniser' va. to enthrone [fig) to establish Introuvabie a. not to be found, got, had INTRUS' -E intruder : interloper INTRUSION"_ [inn-trouje-nn] Intuitif-ire a._ive [-vemenf -ly] INTUITION-' — [che-nn] INT in se pr. inn ENGLISH—FRENCH in se pr. inn INT Interrogate [gtiete] v. interroger Interrog'ative [tiw, i bref] a._if Interrupt' [re-pte\ va. interrompre : deranger Intersect' va. entrecouper : couper _vn. se couper : se croiser Intersper'se va. entremeler : parsemer (de] Intertwi'ne [touainnl va. entrelacer : s’e IN'TERYAL [inn'te-r-ve-l] intervalle tea i At _S. Par I’s | At long_S, De loin en loin Interve'ne vn. intervenir : survenir : arriver Intervening a. intermediate \sition INTERVENTION [vennche-nn] _: interpo- INTERVIEW [viou] entrevue [newsp.) interview [ra.) interviewer | IN'TERVIEWER ‘_’ Intervvea've [ouive] va. [imp. Interwove : pp. Interwoven] entrelacer Intes'tate [tete] a. intestat IN'TIMACY [inn'ti-me-ce] intimite In'timate [me-t(] a. intime : lie -e | The persons with whom one is_, Ses familiers | _ [mete] va. donner a entendre : intimer (to, a] _ly ad. intimement INTIMA'TION [meche-nn] avis : idee Intim'idate [inn-timm' idete] va. intimider In'to prep, dans : en : entre : sur [into it ou sthem) y : dedans | Right__ En plein ... : a ■2meme ... | To change_, Changer en Into'ne va. entonner Intox'icate [kete] va. enivrer (with, de] Intoxicated a. ivre : enivre (with, de] _ing LIQUORS. Boissons alcooliqties INTOXICA'TION tea ivresse | In a state of __ En etat d'ivresse Intract'al)le [te-be-l] a. intraitable : obstine Intrench' v. retrancher | _e'd, Retranche _on, envahir : empieter sur INTRENCH'MENT retranchement IN'TRICACY [fce-ce] embarras : embrouille- ment : complicatioyi In'tricate [ke-tf] a. embarrasse : embrouille _ly ad. d’une maniere embrouillee INTRIG-'UE — [v.) intriguer | _R intrigant-e Intrig'uing a. intrigant [pres, part.)_guant Introdu'ce [diouce\ va. introduire [a pers, etc) presenter (to, a] INTRODU'CER [diouce-r] introducteur INTRODUCTION [de-k'-che-nn] _ [to, a) presentation [by letter) recommandation | Letter of_, Lettre de R Introductory [de-k’-te-re] a. preliminaire ^Intru'de vn. etre de trop [into, dans) ‘se fourrer ’: se meler [va.) fourrer: introduire | 'S _on ..., deranger [one’s time, etc) abuser de £ INTRUDER intrus -e : importun -e INTRU'SION [trouje-nn]_: importunite 'vlntru'sive [troucivv\ a. importun Intrust' [tre-sstt] va. confier (to, a] Intu'itive [tiou-i-tivv] a. intuitif: d’intuition INU FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS IRL ^Inusable a. that will not wear out tilnusite-e a. not in use : not used : obsolete = Inutile a. useless : needless: vain : no good | _ _de vous dire I need not say ... | C’est •“ bien __ There’s not the slightest need (of «j it, ou to ...] it is quite useless ■2 Inutilemenf ad. in vain | INTJTILITE v uselessness | _S’ [pi] things of no use INVALIDE [<fc a.] infirm : invalid [X, -3>) disabled soldier, ou sailor [en ang. le substantif sepr. inn-ve-U'de : l’adjectif, innval'id] Hotel des_s, Pensioners’ hospital Invalider' va. to invalidate [inn] INVALIDITY _ty | INVARIABILITY in- Invariable a. _ [-menf -bly] [variableness, INVASION"_ [inn-ve-je-nn] [fig) influx INVECTIVE _ [against Invectiver’ vn. to inveigh : to run out (contre, Invendable a. unsale'able [eunn-sel-e-be-l] Invendu -e a. unsold INVENTAIRE in'ventory | Faire 1’_, [com] To take stock : to make an I | Sous benefice d’_, Without liability beyond the assets for debts of the estate [fig) only if it pays to do so Inventer- va. to invent:to find out [V. Poudre] INVENTEUR -TRICE inventor Inventif -ive a._ive INVENTION" _ | Brevet d’_, Patent Inventorier- va. to draw up an in'ventory of Inversable a. that cannot be upset: safety-... INVERSE [& a.]_: reverse: opposite En sens INVERSION"_ L_- The opposite way INVESTIGATEUR -TRICEinvestigator [a.) en- INVESTIGATION"_ : research [quiring Investir ra. to invest (de, with] INVESTISSE’MENT” investment os) INVESTITURE _ Invetere-e a. inveterate: rooted | s’Inveterer rr. to become inveterate [fixed, ou rooted] Invincible a._ [-menf -bly] IN-VINGT-QUATRE twenty-four-mo : 1 24mo ’ INVIOLABILITY_ty [vdio-le-bil'-e-te] Inviolable a._ [-menf -bly] Invisible a._ [-menf -bly] INVITATION" _ | Sur i’_ de, At ...’s I INVITIl-E guest | Inviter- va. to invite (a, to : d. to] to excite : to advise [officiellement) to INVOCATION" _ [request Involontaice a. involuntary [inn-vol'-e-nn-te- —menf ad. involuntarily [re Involute -e, Involutif -ive a. [bot] involute Invoquer- ra. to cite : to plead : to invoke Invraisemblable a. improbable [-mf -bly] INVRAISEMBLANCE [s, c] improbability Invulnerable a._ ts IODE iodine [i, ai] lode, Iodure -e a. iodide sdODOFORME _m [i, ai] IODURE iodide [at] Ionien-- -enne a. Io'nian | Ionique a. Ion'ic IPfeCACUANA_nha Ira, Irait, etc. [F. Aller, Table 7] IRASCIBILITY_ty | Irascible a. _ IRIDIUM _ ("root IRIS [eereece]_[at'-riss] Racine d’_, Orris- IRISATION" [s, z] iridescence Irise-e a. iridescent s’lriser- vr. to become iridescent IRLANDAIS- -E Irishman : Irishwoman [a. et langue) Irish | a V_aise, In the Irish style INU in se pr. inn ENGLISH—FRENCH in se pr. inn IRK In'undate [inn'-e-nn-dete] va. inonder (de] INUNDA'TION inondation: debordement Inu're [inn-your] va. habituer : faire (to. a] Inva'de [rede] va. envahir | _R envahisseur Inva'ding [rede] a. envahissant: d'invasion IN'VALID [ve-lide] personae delicate [a.) malade -CARRIAGE [kar'edj] coupe-lit | -CHAIR fauteuil de malade | -COUCH chaise longue Inval'id a. [law] invalide Invalidate [dete] ra. invalider : casser Inval'uable [rall'-you-e-be-l] a. inestimable INVA'SION [veje-nn] _: envahissement Invei'g’h [re] vn. invectiver (contre] Invei'gle [rt-gue-l] va. seduire : attirer Invent' ra. inventer 1 NVENT'OR _teur | IN'VENTORY inventaire INVERNESS' CAPE [kepe] macfarlane INVER'SION interversion [gram) inversion Invert' va. renverser [fig) intervertir _ed MAN'TLE manchon renverse Invest' va. [with, de) revetir [X, and dignities, etc.) investir [money) placer [etudier Investigate [ghet] va. rechercher : examiner : INVEST'MENT [com) placement [X) inves- tissement: blocus | Safe_, P de tout repos INVEST'OR personne qui place des, ses, fonds | Small_s, Petits capitalistes [enrage Invet'erate [e-re-t] a. invetere [smoker, etc.) Invid'ious a. odieux | _ly ad. odieusement INVID'IOUSNESS [ye-ss] odieux Invig'orate ra. fortifier | _ating a. fortifiant Invi'olate [vdi-o-le-t] a. inviolable ^Invi'te va. inviter (to, a] _one’s self, S’in- =g viter | INVI'TER ... qui invite 7“ Invi'ting a. attrayant : charmant : tentant § [food) appetissant '** Invi'tingly ad. d’une maniere attrayante IN'VOICE facture [ra.) facturer | As per —, Suivant facture | Pro-forma _, F sinndee TInvo'ke va. invoquer Invol'untarily [te-re] ad. involontairement Invol'untary [voll'enn-te-re] a. involontaire In'volute [ro-lioute] a. involutif Invol've va. com porter: comprendre: engager: entratner : envelopper : embarrasser | To_ one’s self, S’attirer ... : se jeter (in, dans] In'ward [inn'-oueurdd] a. interieur : interne | _s ad. interieurement: en dedans [V. Entry] In'vvardlv ad. interieurement I'ODI'DE iodure | I'ODINE iode I. O. U. reconnaissance : billet Ira'te [di-rete] a. courrouce IRE colere : courroux IRIDES'CENCE irisation : aspect irise Irides'cent [dess'nntt] a. irise : chatoyant I'RIS _ fea | Yellow__ Glaieul des marais ^I'RISH [<fc a.] irlandais [V. Stew] — BOY jeune Irlandais _WOMAN [pi. — women] _ LADY, _ GIRL, Irlandaise al'RISHMAN [pi._men] Irlandais Irk va. ennuyer Irk'some a. ennuyeux | _NESS ennui * IRO FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS ISO IRONIE _ny [di'-re-ne] Ironique a. iron'ical [ menf -lly] IROQUOIS’ [fam] ‘ rum one ’: ‘ queer fish ’ Irrachetable a. unredeemable Irradier’ vn. to irradiate [rediete] (de, with] Irraisonnable a. irrational [ra-che-ne-l] Irraisonne-e a. unreasoning Irrationnel -elle a. —tional [-menf -lly] Irrealisable a. ... that cannot be realized Irreconciliable a cilable: uncompromising [-menf -bly, -ly] Irreconcilie-e a. unreconciled Irrecusable a. unexceptionable [-menf -bly] Irreductible a. irreducible [diou-ce-be-l) Irreflechi -e a. thoughtless IRREFLEXION" thoughtlessness Irrefragable a._[-menf -bly] Irrefutable a._ IRREG ULARITE _ty Irregulier’’ -iere a._lar [-eremenf -ly] Irreligieux’ -ease a._gious [-semenf -ly] IRRELIGION" [lidj-nn, i ti es bref] Irremediable a._[-menf -bly] Irremissible a. unpardonable [-menf -bly] Irremplat;able a. irreplaceable Irreparable a._[ menf -bly] Irreprehcnsible a. blameless [-menf -ly] Irrepressible a._[press-e-be-Z] Irreprochable a. irreproachable : unimpeachable [temoin) unexceptionable [-menf -bly] Irresistible a._[-menf -bly] Irresolu-e a. irres'olute [-menf -ly] IRRESOLUTION"_[Zotic7ie-mi] indecision Irrespectueux’ -ease a. disrespectful [-se- Irrespirable a. unbreathable [menf -lly Irresponsable a._ible Irretrecissable a. unshrinkable IRREVERENCE_ | Irrevereneieux’-ieuse a. disrespectful | Irreverent’ -e a._t Irrevocable a. irrevocable [-menf -bly] IRRIGATEUR garden engine : syringe IRRIGATION" — : watering {med) syringing Irrigu’er’ va. to irrigate IRRITABILITE _ty | Irritable a. _ Irritant’ -e a. irritating [fete] [dr) annulling IRRITATION" — [teche-nn] Irriter’ va. to irritate : to vex : to provoke : to make ... angry | S’_, To be aroused (contre. against] to get angry (with] foured Isabelle a. dove-coloured [cheval) cream-col- ISARD’’ chamois (of the Pyrenees] 1 SATIS arctic fox [bof) woad flceland'ic ISLANDAIS’ -E [eece] I'celander {langue & a.) Isoch’romatique a._tic ISOLATEUR insulator | _-trice a. insulating Isole-e a. isolated : solitary : cut-off Fil__ Insulated wire | Vivre_To live by o’self ISOLEMENT’ [ee-zol] isolation ; loneliness lelectr.) insulation Isolement’ ad. solitary : alone : by one’s self Isoler’ [s, z] va. to separate : to isolate {elect) to insulate | S’_To live alone: to isolate o’s self IRO ENGLISH-FRENCH ISO I'RO’N [ai-eurnel fer [cast_) fonte [F. FER] [a.) de, en fer [ua.) repasser [hat) donner un coup de fer a [fetter) mettre les fers a | Strike the _ while it is hot, 11 faut battre le fer pendant qu’il est chaud | Too many_s in the fire, Trop d’affaires sur les bras | Angle_, Fer a corniere Corrugated_Tole ondulee \ Flat_, Fer a repasser | Galvanised_Fer galvanise | Hoop_Fer feuillard | Malleable cast_, Fonte malleable | Old_Ferraille | Pig_Gueuse [F Scrap] Sheet _, Tole | Wrought__ Fer forge [or lamine, or battu] Wrought_stove. Un poele en tole | -bound, ferre [coast) a pic | -CLAD batiment cuirasse [a.) cuirasse | -grey a. gris de fer | -handed a. impitoyable |_-MASTER maitre de forges | _MINE mine de fer | _MOU’LD taclxe de rouille | _ ORE minerai de fer | _ WIRE fil de fer | _WORK ferrare (-«] ferrements (pi] The lieavy_, Les gros fers | -WORKS [pi] forges I'RONER repasseuse Iron'ical [ronni-ke-l] a. ironique [-lly, -ment] I'RONING \_di-eur-nigng'] repassage : coup de fer [a.) a repasser I'RONMONGER [ai-eurn-me-gnglie-r] quincail- lier | I'RONMONGERY quincaillerie I'RONY [ai'-re-ne] ironie | _of fate, I du sort Irra'diate [i-redi-ete'] va. rayonner sur : bril- ler sur: eclairer Irra'tional [i-rd-clie-nn-e-l] a. [foolish) derai- sonnable [anim.) irraisonnable [geom) irrationnel | IRRATIONAL'ITY deraison Irreclai'mable [klem-e-be-l] a. incorrigible Irreconcilable [gdi'-le-be-l] a. irreconciliable [with, avec) incompatible [-bly, -ment] Irrecov'erable [ke-ve-re-be-I] a. irreparable _bly ad. irreparablement: sans ressource Irreg'ular [fe-r] a. irregulier : anormal [life) deregie Tlarite [of life) dereglement IRREGULAR'ITY [regMou-lar’-e-te] irregu- Irreg'ularly [fe-r-Ze] ad. irregulierement IRREL'EVANCY {irrelive-nn-ce) manque d’a- propos Irrelevant [relive-nntt] a. liors de propos [to. a) inapplicable Irremo'vable [mou'-ve-be-l] a. inamovible feo : inebranlable | _bly ad. a vie Irrepla'ceable a. irremplagable Irrepro'vable [prou-ve-be-l] a. irreprehensible Irres'olute a. irresolu : incertain Irres'olutely ad. irresolument Irrespec'tive of ad. sans egard pour : sans tenir compte de Irretrie'vable [triv-e-be-l] a. irreparable _bly ad. irreparablement: sans ressource Irrev'erently ad. avec irreverence Irreversible [se-be-Z] a. irrevocable Irr'igate [ghete) va. irriguer : arroser IRRIGA'TION [gheche-nn] _: arrosage : ar- Irr'itate [fete] va. irriter [rosement Is [s e] [F. Be] He_, 11 est : c’est un ... ...ish [terminaison] un pen [colours) ...atre | Yellowish, Jaunatre | Oldish, Un peu age I'SINGLASS [aizigne] colie de poisson I'S’LAND [di-le-tindd) ile \ _ER insulaire I'S’LE [ai'Ze] ile \ I'S'LET [ai'-Zeft] ilot I'solate [diqolete] va. isoler | _d a. isole : seul ISOLA'TION [ai-QO-leche-nn'] isolement ISO FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS IXO ISOLOIR electric stool Isoth'erme [s, z] a. isother'mal [s. p : t?i fort] ISRAELITE [iz-rah-ay-leet] _ [ZaVff] Jew [a.) Jewish : Hebrew [ V. Cousin, ang. Issu-e [pp. of old verb Issir] sprung (de, from] ISSUE_: way : way out: passage : end : upshot : offal | a V_de, At the close of _S' de BL£ (pi] offal: bran and sharps, etc. ISTH'ME [eess-’wi] isth'mus [isstt-me-ss] ITAGUE reef-tackle : runner : tie ITALIEN"-FArAr.ff [<fe a.] Italian a l’_, In the I style on way | Les_S' The Italian opera ITALIQUE [<fe a.] italic | Mettre ... en_s, To italicize ... ITEM_[ang. pr. ai-temm] [ad.) item : also ITINliRAIRE _ary : route : beat: guide-book IVOIRE ivory [ai-ve-re] ... d’_, Ivory ... IVRAIE darnel [fig) tares (pi] Separer I’_ d’avec le bon grain, To separate the tares from the wheat Ivre a. tipsy : drunk [fig) intoxicated : wild : overcome (de, with] _-mort. Dead-drunk IVRESSE intoxication : drunkenness [poet) frenzy [F. Drunk] IVROGNE drunkard [a.) drunken IVROGN'ERIE drunkenness IVROGN' ESSE drunken woman : drunkard IXOS [dans la Bible] vulture ISS ENGLISH-FRENCH IVY ISS'UE [ich'you, i bref]_: sortie : evenement: resultat [delivery) distribution [bank notes) emission [tickets) delivrance [stamps) debits [orders) publication [books, etc.) impression [flowing) ecoulement [surgery) cautere [offspring) posterity : famille | At_, Conteste | To join_, Discuter | I join_with him, Je ne suis pas de son avis _va. publier : distribuer : expedier [notes, etc.) emettre [tickets) faire delivrer [a warrant) decerner | _vn. [out of. from, de, du) sortir [spring) jaillir [originate) (maner : provenir [end (in. en) se terminer | _forth, [pers] d^boucher IST'H’MUS isthme feo It pron. [nominative) il: elle [accusat.) le : la [dative) lui (m. & f.] [impers) il : ce : cela | At_By_, Y : en J For_, En : y : pour cela | From_, Of__ En | To_, Y | _is fine, Il fait beau | _is the 10th, C’est Ie dix | * _is I, C’est moi | _is they, Ce sont eux | _is said, On dit | _is thought..., On croit ... | ‘ He’s in for_! ’ ‘ Il y est! ’ | How goes _?’‘Comment pa va?’ | That’s_! C’est pa! Ital'ian [ye-nn\ a._ien : d’ltalie Ttibles _ WA'REHOUSEMAN marchand de comes- Ital'icize [pat] va. mettre en italiques ITALICS (pi] In _, En italiques | The _ are his own, C’est lui qui a souligne ITCH gale: demangeaison [d.) demanger | My fingers_to ..., La main me demange de ... Itch'y a. galeux I'TEM [ai-temml article [ad.) item Itin'erant [ai-tirin'-e-re-mite] a. ambulant Its a. poss. son : sa [before plural) ses Itself' pron. lui (-meme] elle (-meme] soi (-m] [in reflect, verbs) se | By_Tout seul | Into the ..._, a meme le [or la] ... I'VORY ivoire [a.) d’l | _ BLACK noir d’l I'YY [di-ve] lierre | Ground_, L terrestre J FRAN C AIS—AN GL AIS JAT J [zhee] J [en ang. pr. dje] JABOT" crop [June chemise) frill JABOT AGE chattering : jabbering Jaboter’ [or Jacasser’] vn. to chatter JAGASSE ‘chatterbox’[m. & f.~] chatter Jacent’ -e a. ... in abeyance JACHERE fallow : fallow ground JACINTH'E hyacinth [des bois) bluebell JACOBEE rag-wort | JACOBIN" _ [binn] JACONAS" jaconet muslin JACQUE'RIE peasants’ revolt [1357] JACQUES’ | Maitre_Jack-of-all-work JACTANCE boasting : bragging : ‘bounce’ JADE [zliad] [stone] [en ang. pr. djede] Jadis [pr. the s] ad. formerly : in old times JAGUAR Idjag'-ouar] Jaill’irtn. to spout ou gush (out] to burst forth: to flash [etincelle) to pass : to leap Jaill’issant’ -e a. rushing : gushing : flashing JAILL’ISSEMENT" spouting out: gushing forth JAIS” jet | Noir comme du __ As black as jet JALAP_ [en ang. pr. dja-le-p] JALON" stake : pole [fig) landmark Jalonner’ va. to stake out: to mark out Jalousei” va. to envy | Se_To be jealous of each other JALOUSIE jealousy [volet) Venetian blind Jaloux’ -ouse a. jealous : envious : careful Jamais' ad. never : ever | a _, Pour_, For ever [ a tout_, For ever and ever | Au grand —, Never by any chance [F. Etre, line 6S : Tard] _de mavie, Never in my life |_plus, Never ... again : nevermore ^JAMBAGE jamb [June lettre) down-stroke LJAMBE leg [archil) jamb [cricket) leg | _ ” touchee, Leg-bye | Cela lui fera une belle_! c And a lot of good that will do him! | a toutes g _s [V. Fast ad. 0^] Jouer des_s, To take ■ to one's heels | Os de la_, Shin-bone | Par- v dessous la_, In an off-hand manner 73 Jambe-e a. ...-legged | Bien _, With neat aJAMBETTE stanchion [ankle J] JAMBIERES' [pi] leggings : shin-guards ^JAMBON" ham j NNEAU small ham JANISSAIRE_ary [pr. djan'-e-ze-re] J ANNI ERE [V. JAUMIERE] JANSliNISTE [<fc f. <fc a.] Jansenist JANTE felloe [eye, auto) rim | Frein sur_, Rim-brake | JANVIER" Jan'uary JAP ON" Japanese porcelain JAPONAIS’-F [& a.] Japanese [djap-e-mze] JAPONAISERIES' Japanese fancy articles JAPPEMENT’ yelping | Japper’ vn. to yelp JAQUEMART" jack (to strike the hours] JAQUETTE morning coat: tail-coat [d’enfant) frock [de dame) coat | Complet_, Morning JAQUIER" bread-fruit tree [suit JARDIN” garden | Jeu de__ Outdoor game JARDINAGE gardening | Jardiner’ vn. to gar- JARDINET” small garden Lden JARDINIER" gardener JARDINIERE gardener’s ufife : gardener : flower-stand | a la_, [cuisine] With carrots and other vegetables JARGON"_ | _nner’ vn. to talk gibberish JARGONELLE _: jargonel (pear] JARNAC | Coup de_, Stab in the dark : under- JARRE jar |_hand blow JARRET” ham : leg [boeuf)shin [veau) knuckle [fig) legs (pi] se Jarre’ter’ vr. to put on one’s JARRE' TELLES' [pi] suspenders L?arters JARRE' TIERE garter JARS" gander | JAS’ stock (of an anchor] Jaser’ vn. to chatter [reveler) to ‘blab’ JASERIE prating : chatter Twaxwing JASEUR-EUSEchatterer [pers) ‘blab’ [oiseau) JASMIN" jessamine | JASPE jasper Jaspe-e a. variegated [tranches) sprinkled Jasper’ va. to marble | JASPURE marbling JATTE bowl : pan JAT TEE bowlful JAB ENGLISH-FRENCH JAS Jabb'er vn. jaboter : bredouiller JABBERING bavardage : baragouin JA'CINTH [th fort: i bref] jacinthe JACK [kitchen _) tourne-brocbe [flag) pavilion [fish) brochet [sailor) marin \ Boot-_, Tive-bottes | Cheap-_, Boutique a cinq sous | Hydraulic_, Verin hydraulique | Lifting_, Cric [screw_) verin | -IN-THE-BOX boite a surprise | _KETCH le bourreau | -of-all- TRADES liomme a tout faire | -of-all-WORK Maitre Jacques | -O’-LANTERN feu follet -PLANE riflard | -SNIPE becassine scntrde \ _TAR loup de mer [hat) ‘Jean Bart’ JACK'AL [djak-ol, o dans sort] chacal JACK'ASS ane : ‘bourrique ’ JACK'D AW choucas JACK'ET jaquette [short, man’s) veston[ladies' _) caraco [morning) camisole [cylinder) c/«e- mise : enveloppe | In their_s, [potatoes] En robe de chambre | Strait__ Camisole de force \ ‘To dust ...’s_,’ ‘Donner une rossee a ... ’ JAC'ONET MUSLIN [me-z-linn] jaconas JACQUARD' LOOM [d se pr.] metier Jacquard JADE [djede] rosse [stone) jade | Ja'ded a. tres fatigue : ‘ ereinte ’ [horse) surmene JAG dentelure : dent: breche Jag'ged [djag-guedd'i a. ebreche : dentele JAIL [dje'f] prison \ -BIRD gibier de potence JAI'LOR geolier JAM [djamm] confitures (pi] Slice of BREAD and_, Tartine de confitures | Raspberry_, Confiture de framboises | -POT pot a C’s Jam [-mme’d] va. presser (contre] To become jamme’d, [parts of mach.] Se coincer | _in, serrer : fourrer | Jamme d, [tech] Coince JAMB’ [djamm] jambage Jan'gle [djagn-gh'V\v. se quereller |_GLING JAN'ITOR [te-r] concierge [querelle JAN'UARY [djann’-you-e-re] janvier JAPAN' [dje-pann'] vernis (du Japon] Japan' [-nne’d] va. vernisser : vernir JAPANE'SE [djap-e-nize] [J- a.] Japonais-e JAPANN'ER [dje-pann'r] vernisseur JAPANN'ING [dje-panri] vernissure JAR choc : querelle [pot) jarre [glass_) bocal [for pomade, etc.) pot [sound) son discordant | Leyden_Bouteille de Leyde Jar [-rre’d] vn. s'entrechoquer : choquer : etre discordant | Jarr'ing a. discordant JAS'PER jaspe JAU FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS JEU JAUGE gauge [&) measurement | _du vide, Vacuum G | _officielle, [J>] Register tonnage | _de Paris, Wire gauge | Execute a la_Made to gauge | JAUGEAGE gauging Jauger' va. to gauge : to measure [^S>) to be ... tons register : to draw JAUMIERE | Trou de_, Helm-port Jaunatre a. yellowish JAUNE [<£ a.] yellow [d’oeuf) yolk [ouvrier) ‘blackleg’ | Souliers_s, Brown boots JAUNET" buttercup [argot) ‘yellowboy’ Jaunir va. to make ... yellow | _vn. to turn yellow | Jaunissant'-e a. golden JAUNISSE jaundice [djonn'diss, o dans sort] JAVEL | Eau de_, [or de Javelle) Bleaching liquid [to turn yellow Javeler' va. to lay ... ready for sheafing {vn.) JAVELEUR-EUSE ... who makes sheaves JAVELLE loose sheaves (pi] bundle [ F. Javel] JAVELOT" javelin Je [before a vowel or 7t mute, J’] pron. I [on JEAN-BART" ‘Jack Tar’ [hat] [_pr. JENNY [spinning) jenny JIlSUITE jes'uit | Jesuitique a._it'ical j£SUS" _ [pr. I s] [ V. CHRIST] JliSUS" super-royal | Grand _, Imperial JET" throw : cast : shoot : dashing : throwing : pitching [d’abeilles) young swarm [met) casting [de gaz. liquide) jet | Du premier_, At the first attempt | Ancre a_, Kedge | _ d’EAU fountain : jet of water | _de PIERRE stone’s-throw | _de SABLE sand-blast JETEE pier : jetty Jeter' [double the t before ...e, ...es, ...ent] va. to throw : to throw away [ou off] to cast : to fling : to dash : to pitch : to shed : to overthrow : to shoot : to run | _ un cri, To cry out | Vancre, To cast anchor | ... par terre d’un coup de poing, To knock ... down {V. Froc : Langue] Se_, To fall (sur, upon : dans, into] to rush: to be thrown away [fleuve) to flow : to run (dans, into] JETON" counter: token [F. Faux] JEU [pi. _X'] play : game : sport: jest: set {machine) working : motion {longueur) length [mns) style [orgue) stop | Vieux__ Old-fashioned | Beau_Every advantage | Pas de _Not fair | a deux de _, Even | Avoir du —,.[mac7t] To be loose | Decouvrir son_, To show one’s hand | En__ Involved | Hors_! Off side! | Jouer gros_, To play high | Mai- son de_Gambling-house | Mettre au_, To stake | Mettre en_, To bring ... to bear : to mix ... up with it | Le_n’en vaut pas la chandelle. It won't pay : the game isn’t worth the candle | _ d'ANCHE reed stop | _ de BOULES’ bowling-green : set of bowls |_de CARTES' pack of cards | _ d’fcCHECS' set of chess-men | _d’ESPRIT' piece of wit: witty thing | _ de MOT'S' pun : play upon words | _.X' FORT'S' [pi] loud stops JEUDI Thursday | La semaine des quatre_s, A 'month of Sundays’ | _ GRAS' T. before Lent | _ SAINT' T. before Easter Jeun | a_ad. fasting :' on an empty stomach ’ JEUNE fast : fasting JAU ENGLISH-FRENCH JIB © ^ JAUN'DICE [diss. i bref] jaunisse S g _d a. [fig] prevenu S K JAUNT petite excursion : ‘ balade' [rement 3 S Jaun'til v ad. June maniere enjouee : lege- 3 JjAUN'TING CAR char a bancs (a Vir- Jaun'ty a. enjoue [landaise JAW [djo, o dans sort] mdchoire [vulgar for talk)caquet: bavardage : ‘platine’ {va.: vulg.) crier apres [very vulg.) engueuler | -BONE maclioire | -TOOTH molaire JAY [dje] geai [jalousie Jea'l'ous [djele-ss] a. jaloux | _ly ad. avec JEA'L'OUSY [djel-e-ci\ jalousie JEAN [djene] brillante JEER raillerie : brocard [rn.) railler [at. de) se moquer : se gausser | _S [•&] drisses de lasses voiles [ton moqueur JEER'ING raillerie : sarcasme | _ly ad. d’un ‘ JE'HU ’ [dji-hiou : h asp] automedon Jeju'ne a. maigre : sec : sterile JELL'Y gelee l _ FISH meduse _MOULD [molde\ moule a gelees JEMM'Yr [bar] ‘monseigneur’ Jeopardize [djepeur-daizz] va. hasarder In JEO'P'ARDY, En danger JERBO'A gerboise JERK [djeurk] saccade: secousse | _va. jeter [shake) donner line secousse (a, .,.] By —s, Par saccades | _e'd BEEF boeuf sale et seche au soleil Jer'ky a. saccade : irregulier [pacotille Jerr'y-bu'ilt a. | _ HOUSE, construction de JER'SEY tricot: maillot [lady’s) jersey JESS'AMINE [djess'-e-minn. i bref] jasmin JEST [j, dj] plaisanterie : badinage | In_, En plaisantant | Jest vn. [at, sur : with, de, avec] plaisanter : badiner : railler JEST'ER railleur [court_) bouffbn JEST'ING raillerie : badinage : plaisanterie \ _ly ad. en plaisantant Jesuitical [7ce-Z] a. jesuitique : de jesuite JET [coal)jais [water or gas) jet | Petrol _, Gicleur As black as_Noir comme du jais | -black a. ... noir de jais JET'SAM [F. Flotsam] JETT'Y jetee [a.) d’un noir de jais JEW [djou\ Juif [ra.) fi(outer | Wandering_, Juif errant | _’s quarter, Quartier des Juifs JEW'EL [djoti-e-l] joyau : bijou [watch-work) rubis | _S [pi] pierreries: diamants -CASE ecrin Jew'elle'd a. [watches] monte sur rubis JEW'ELLER joaillier : bijoutier JEW'ELLERY, [ou JEW'ELRY] bijouterie: joaillerie | ‘Birmingham’_, Bijouteriedoree JEWESS Juive \ Jewish a. judaique : is- JEW'RY Judee [quarter) juiverie [raelite JEWS’-HARP [djouze] guimbarde JIB [^t] foe [F. Baton : SAIL] [of crane) volee \ Let go the_SHEET, Faites filer lesecoutes du foe | Flying_, Clin-foc | Standing_, Grand foe | _o’__ Faux foe j -BOOM bout- dehors de foe | Flying_-_, Bout-hors de clin-foc | -STAY draille JEU FRAN <?AIS—AN GLAIS JOU Jeune a. young : youthful : junior | Pline le_, Pliny the younger [F. Boy] JeOner' vn. to fast (de, from] JEUNESSE youth : young people : boyhood : girlhood | La_, The young (pi] [F. Boy] •Teunet' -ette a. very voung | JIU-JITSU _ JOAILL ERIE jewellery | _LLIER" -ERE JOAL [F. JAS] [jeweller JOBARD- ‘flat’ | —ERIE ‘tomfoolery’ JOCRISSE dolt : ‘ soft one ’ : ‘ flat ’ : ‘ stupid ’ JOIE pleasure : mirth : delight [poet) joy [F. Coeur & Nager] Joign'ant'-e prep. & a. adjoining Joindre va. (F. Table 57) to join : to add (a, to] to unite (a, with] to clasp : to meet with [un timbre) to enclose | Bordez a_...! Sheet- home ...! | Joint'-e pp. joined : connected JOINT'—[pr.djo'inntt} seam | _a baionnette, Bayonet joint | Ci-_, Herewith : annexed [Used at begin, of sentence, joint remains invariable. See note at word Ci] [F. PIED] JOINTE pastern | _S' (pi] match-boarding Jointe-e a. jointed | _EE double-handful JOINTOIE'MENT' pointing | Jointoyer' va. to point | JOINTURE joint JOLI | Le_de Vaffaire, [fam] The best of it Joli -e a. pretty : elegant: nice : fine JOLIESSE prettiness •Joliet' -ette a. pretty-looking Joliment' ad. prettily : nicely [fam) extremely : ‘... and no mistake’ JONC" rush : cane [bague) keeper (ring] JONCHEE scattering | _ de creme, Cream- Joncher' va. to scatter : to litter Lcheese JONCHERE cluster of rushes JONCHET'S' [pi] spellicans JONCTION" junction [dje-gnk'-clie-nn] Jongler' vn. to juggle | JONGLERIE juggle : juggling | JONGLEUR juggler JONQUE junk \ JONQTJILL E jonquil •Joseph a. | Papier_, Tissue paper JOTTEREAUX' [pi] [*] cheeks Jouable a. fit to be acted [ou played] Jouaill'er' vn. to play low : to play a little JOUBARBE house-leek [take aim at JOUE cheek | Coucher [or Mettre] en _, To Jouer' v. [a ..., at : de ..., on] to play : to play a game : to gamble : to risk : to trifle (with] to deceive : to make game of [»nac7i) to work : to go [bourse) to speculate [F. Hausse] Lui _ un tour. To play [ou serve] him a trick | Cela vous jouera un vilain tour ! You’ll regret it sometime! | Faire_[mack, etc.) To set... going : to start [sauter) to let otf: to spring (a mine] Se_de. To make game of : to trifle with : to play ... false : to make light of JOUET" toy [fig) sport: victim : laughing-stock JOUEUR -EUSE player : gambler [a.) playful | _a la hausse, Bull | _a la baisse, Bear Joufflu-e a. chubby : round-faced JOUG yoke Jouir vn. [de, ...] to enjoy : to use : to have : to avail one’s self (of] JOUISSANCE enjoyment: pleasure : use : possession [terres) tenure [actions) dividend payable (at a given date] JOUISSEUR sensualist: fast liver JOUJOU plaything : toy JIB ENGLISH-FRENCH JOI Jib [-bbe'd] vn. reculer JIBE brocard : raillerie |_at v. se moquer de ‘JIFF'Y’ | In a_, En un rien de temps JIG gigue fcrible JIGG'ER [40 bout-dehors de tape-cul [mine) JILT coquette [ua.) se jouer de ... : delaisser JIN'GLE tintement : cliquetis [vn.) tinter : sonner [«*.) faire t [or ! fnisme JIN GO [djign'-go] chauvin | _ISM chauvi- ‘JINKS’ | To have high_, ‘La mener joyeuse’ JOB [pr. o bref] tout travail qui se presente : besogne : tache [politic.) tripotage : manoeuvre indelicate [lot) lot a bon marche: solde: occasion By the_, a ses pieces : a la tdclie [contract) a forfait ( Here’s a pretty_! Voila une belle affaire! | It is a good __ C’est une bonne affaire : a la bonne lieure | To make a good_ of ..., Bien faire ... | To make a bad_of it, Faire de la mauvaise besogne | He gave it up for a bad_, II y renomja | _LINE, _ LOT [com] solde: occasion: lot a bon marche | -MASTER loueur de voitures | -WORK [typ] ouvrages de ville (pi] Job [-bbe'd] vn. [in stocks] agioter [va.) tri- poter | _... into, frapper ... dans JOBB'ER exploiteur : tripoteur [F. STOCK] JOBB'ERY tripotage: manoeuvres indelicates JOBB'ING ouvrage a la tache [print) ouvrage de ville | STOCK-_, agiotage -HAND [typ] homme en conscience JOC'KEY _ | Horse-_, Maquignon Joco'se [dje-koce] a. badin | _ly ad. en badi- nant | Joc'ular [le-r] a. plaisant: badin | _ly ad. en badinant Joc'untl [djok'-e-nnde] a. joyeux : gai: enjoue — JOG secousse : cahot | -TROT petit trot o Joy [jogge’d] va. renmer : pousser : secouer: j eahoter [memory) rafraichir | _ along, § aller lentement: aller son petit bonhomme de chemin ffie mats ° JOHN'NY CAKE [Americ.] gateau de farine Join va. [to, with : a, avec] joindre : unir : associer [roads) relier [vn.) s| j : s’u : s’a : se toucher : adherer a | He will_us, II sera des notres | To_... again [rejoin] Rejoindre JOINER menuisier | _Y menuiserie ''JOINT_: jointure : articulation [of finger) phalange [hinge) charniere [knot) noeud [of meat) morceau : grosse piece (de viande] [T piece for gas-pipe, etc.) raccord | To put one’s arm out of_Se demettre le bras | ^ Out of__ Demis | To make a__ Faire un J | ~ Universal__ Joint universel [or de Cardan] :2_a. ensemble : commun : reuni: co-... | On •£, _ACCOUNT. De cornpte a demi [F Soli- ** daire, Fr.] -STOCK Co., Societe anonyme _va. couper aux jointures [unite) rapporter Joint'ed a. articule [cut) separe Joint'ly a. conjointement: ensemble (with, avec] [F. Solidairement] vJOIN'TURE douaire JOIST solive | Rolled_s, Fers a plancher JOU FRAN^AIS—ANGLAIS JUG JOUR day : light : daylight : opening : means [ V. JOURNEE: NOTICE] a Open : embroidered [registre) ‘ posted up ’ | Au_By daylight | Au — le_[au _ la journee,] From ‘ hand to mouth ’ | Au premier_, At the first opportunity | Bon _! Good morning! Good day! | Dans un mauvais_, In a poor light [fig) in a bad humour | Dans les premiers [or derniers]_s de, In the early [ou latter] part of | C D a dit un__ C D once said ... 1 De tous les_s. Everyday (event, etc.] De__ By day | ... du__ To-day’s ...: fresh | D’un _a l'autre, From day to day | Du_au lendemain. At a day's notice | Etre de_To be upon duty : to be in attendance | Grand_, Broad daylight | Mettre au __ To publish : to put forth : to bring to light [ Mis, Tenu a_, Brought up to date Petit__ Daybreak : twilight Prendre _, To fix a day |_de l’an, New-year's day | _maigre, Fast-day | _ pour_, To a day | Quel est votre _? On what day are you at home ? | Avez-vous un _? Have you an at-home day ? | Se faire _, To make one’s way | Sous son vrai__ In its true light |Voir _a faire cela, To see a way of doing it [ou one’s way to do it] JOURNAI_[djeur'ne-l] newspaper [tenue de liv.) day-book | _de bord. Log-book | _ de terre, [_V. Journee]_IER" day-labourer _ier" -iere a. daily : uncertain : variable JOURNALISME_ism [djeur’ne-l-izzm] JOURNALISTE_t : newspaper editor JOURNEE day : day’s work : day’s journey ou pay : battle [de terre) half to three-quarters of an acre (varying in different parts of France] Femme de _, Charwoman Homme de _, Day-labourer | a la__ By the day | a grandes _s, By forced marches | a petites_s, By easy stages | Aller en_, To do day-work | La_ de huit heures. The eight-hours day Journelleme'nt' ad. daily JOUTE tilt: fight: fighting : dispute |_r‘ vn. to tilt: to fight: to dispute [de marche) to race JOUTEUR antagonist : adversary : champion JOUVENCE [en as an] youth JOUVENCEAU youth | _CELLE damsel Jovial -e a._1 [djov-ye-l] [-menf -lly] JOVIALITE gaiety | JOYAU jewel Joyeux" -euse a. glad : cheerful : jovial [style eleve) joyful [argot) jolly [ menf -ly, -lly] JOYEUSKTE joke : jest JUB£ rood-loft : rood-screen JUBILATION" _ : ‘ jollification ’ | Air de _, Jubilant air [ou look] ‘Visage de_’ ‘Jolly lpok ’ | Dans la__ Jubilant | JUBILEl jubilee 4 Jubiler-’ vn. to ‘feel jolly’ [ou ‘in high fea- Jucher" vn. to perch (sur, on] |_tfier’ JUCHOIR roosting-place Judajque a. Jewish Judaiser' vn. to judaize JUDAlSME [eece-m] Judaism JUDAS' peep-hole JUDICATUM SOLVI security required from foreigners suing Frenchmen in Fr. courts JUDICATURE magistracy: magistrate’s office JUDICIAIRE judgment [a.) judicial : official (liquidation, etc.] legal [-menf -lly] Pour- suites _s, Legal proceedings | Vente_, Sale by order of the Court Judicieux' -euse a. judicious [-sement'-ly] JUGE judge | _ CONSULAIRE judge for commercial cases | _ d’INSTRUCTION" examining magistrate | _ de PAIX' magistrate [V. JUSTICE de PAIX] JUGEMENT' judgment : sentence : decision : opinion | Le_dernier, The day of J | Mettre en_, To bring ... to trial | Prononcer le_, To pass sentence Juger' va. to judge : to think (of] to fancy : to try | Au__ At a guess | L’affaire doit se_bientot, The case is coming on soon JUGULAIRE jugular vein : chin-strap : strap (under the chin] [a.) jugular (vein] JOK ENGLISH-FRENCH JUI JOKE [djoke] bon mot: mot pour rire [joking) plaisanterie | Practical__ Tour : malice | To crack a_Faire nne P : dire un bon mot | That’s no_! [fam] Cela n’est pas amusant! _vn. [at, de] plaisanter : badiner | I’m not joking, Joking apart. Plaisanterie a part ... JO'KER [djoke-r] plaisant [JO'KING. V. Joke] JOLLIFICA'TION [ke'che-nn] [vulg] rigolade Joll'y a. gaillard : enjoue : joyeux | To have a _time of it, ‘ Passer du bon temps ’ | -BOAT petit canot | -looking a. a l’air gaillard [or enjoue] ‘ rigolo’ [V. this word] JOLT cahot [u) cahoter | _'ING cahotage Jos't'le [st, ss] va. coudoyer | JOT iota : brin JOTT’INGS [pi] notes : remarques JOUR'NAL [djeur'ne-l] [tech) tourillon (JOUR'NEY voyage [distance) trajet [vn.) ‘i voyager | On a _, En Y | On the _, En .s route | With liberty to break the _, Avec ~ faculte d’arret (at, a, dans] One’s_’S END, •5, Sa destination j -WORK journee 7 JOUR NEYMAN [pi. _men] ouvrier : gar<;on : k journalier Jo'vially [ye-le] ad. gaiment: joyeusement JOY joie | I wish him_Je le felicite (of, de] Joy'ful, Joy'ous a. jojreux Joy'fully ad. avec joie | JOY'FULNESS joie Joy'less a. triste | J. P. magistrat Jubilant a. dans la jubilation : rejoui (at, de] triomphant JU'DAS-TREE arbre de Judee JUDGE juge: arbitre | Presiding_.President de tribunal I’m no_, Je ne m’y connais pas | He is a good_of..., 11 se connait bien en [or a] 11 est connaisseur en ... | Judge v. juger : decider To_for o’self, Juger par soi-meme| Judging from ..., a en juger par ... JUDG'MENT jugement: sentence : opinion JU'DICATURE cour de justice : justice Judi'cial a. judiciaire : juridique [-lly, -mt] _SEPARATION separation de corps JUG [dje-gh] broc : cruche [quantity) potee | Water-__ Pot a eau \ _of water, Pot d'eau Jug'gle vn. faire des tours de passe-passe [fig) en imposer _ ... away, escamoter | A —, Un tour de passe-passe | JUGG LER jongleur JUICE [djouce] jus [sap) sue : seve JUICINESS [djouce] abondance de jus [or de Ju'icy [djouce] a. plein de jus : juteux [_suc JUG FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS JUS Juguler’ va. to kill : to worry ... to death JUIF, JUIVE, Jew, Jewess [a.) Jewish | ‘Petit _Funny-bone JUILLET” July | JUIN” June JUIVERIE Jews’ quarter : Jew’s trick JUJUBE _ [the plant] JUJUBE [or pate de jujube] [the extract from the plant] JULIENNE gilliflower {soupe) vegetable JUMEAU, JUMELLE [<fc a.] twin JUMELLE opera-glass [a.) twin | _S' [pi] JUMENT" mare [twins : cheeks JUPE skirt [F. ce mot] JUPON" petticoat JURANDE wardenship Jurassique a. [geol)_ic | JURAT" magistrate .Juratoire a. sworn : upon oath JUR£ juror : juryman | Jure -e a. sworn JUREMENT- oath : swearing Jurer’ vn. to swear [chat) to growl [instr. de mus) to squeak [avec) to clash : to be out of keeping (with] [fig) to assure | _comme un charretier, To swear like a trooper | Ne_que par, To swear' by | JUREUR swearer JURIDICTION" jurisdiction Juridique a. judicial : legal [-menf -lly] JURISCONSULTE jurist : lawyer JURISPRUDENCE _ : law JURISTE _t [fam) lawyer JURON” customary oath : oath JURY [pi. s] [djou-re] Banc du , Jury-box | Chef du _, Foreman of the J 1 Dresser la liste du_, To empanel a J Je suis du_, I am on the J feoffee JUS- juice : liquid [de viande) gravy [argot mil.) JUSANT- [s z\ Le_, Ebb-tide | Au_, At ebbtide | Descendre en _, To drop down with the tide Jusque [followed by a vowel, sometimes written with an s, Jusques] prep, to : as [ou so] far as [V. Far] till : until | _’a ce que, _’a tant que [with subjun.] Till |_’ici, Till now : so far | _-la, Till then : so far | _’ou ? How far? To what extent? |_’a quand ? How long? Il aime _’a ses ennemis, He loves even his JUSQUIAME henbane [enemies JUSTAUCORP'S” close body-coat: long corselet bodice Juste a. just : equitable : legitimate : correct [tech) true [precis) exact [theolog.) righteous [tres etroit) tight [ad.) just : right: properly : exactly: closely | Au _, Precisely: exactly | Comme de_, Of course : as it should be _-MILIEU happy medium : golden mean JustemenC ad. just : exactly : closely JUSTESSE justness : exactness : precision : propriety : proper balance [mus) correctness JUSTICE_ : court of justice : authorities (pi] [the) law : law officers [theol) righteousness | Aller en _, To go to law | Appeler [or Citerj en_, To sue : to go to law with | De- mander_, To seek redress | Faire_de ...., To treat ... as it [ou he, etc.] deserves | Frais de _, Law expenses | Rendre _ a, To do j ustice to [F. Law, & Palais] [La_ de PAIX' in France decides debts not above 300 francs. In England these would come before the County Justiciable a. amenable (de, to] [Court JUL ENGLISH-FRENCH JUS JULY' [djou-ldi'] juillet /JUM'BLE meli-melo : melange confus : fouil- lis | _ ... up together, Meier ... ensemble 1 JUMP saut | High_, S en hauteur | Long —, r Sen longueur | Pole__ S a la perclie ;~j>_vn. sauter (over, par-dessus] To_about, i Remuer: gigoter | To_at it [fig] L’accepter bien vite | To _ on (one’s horse,] enfourcher (son cheval] [F. Conclusion, Eng.] JUMP'ER [dje-mmpe-r] sauteur [V. Counter] JUNC'TION [dje-gnk-che-nn] joncticm [railw.) embranchement JUNC'TURE [dje-gnk-tclie-r] jointure[fig)con- JUNE [djoune] juin [Joncture JUN'GLE [dje-gngliV] fourre /'Ju'nior a. jeune : cadet, cadette [class) in- § ferieur [officer) sous-... [partner) second [clerk) petit | J. Smith__ J. S. fils T JU'NIPER genievre [-bush) genevrier JUNK [dje-gnk] [ship) jonque [plant) jonc JUNK'-RING couronne de piston JUN'KET \dje-ngke-tf\ partie fine _vn. se regaler [va.) regaler Tsort JURISDIC'TION juridiction: competence: res- JU'ROR ou JU'RYMAN [pi. _men] jure JU'RY_feo | Gentlemen of the_, Messieurs les jures [Le ‘Grand Jury’ (Cliambre des Mises en Accusation) examine sommaire- ment si la poursuite est fondee. Si elle l’est, il rapporte un ‘true bill’ etensuite le ‘Petty Jury’ etudie Vaffaire; si elle ne l’est pas, il y a ‘no bill’ (non-lieu] -MAST mat de fortune ( 0 Q *«■ /'Just a. juste feo : equitable | To sleep the SLEEP of the_.Dormir du sommeil du J J ust ad. justement: j uste: precisement[only) seulement | _ in time to, Juste a temps pour | To_escape [miss] Faillir | That’s _like him ! C’est bien lui! | Only_..., a peine [V. Faire : THING] I will_say, Je dirai seulement | _a line, Un mot | _as, Tout comme | _as it is, (ou was, etc.) Tel quel | _in the same way as, Tout a fait comme : de meme que | _as he was entering ..., Au moment ou il entrait ... | I’d _ as soon ..., J’aime autant ... | _ by, Tout pres | _ now, a 1’instant: tout a Vlieure \ l He has_died, Il vient de mourir | I had § _ finished writing, J’achevais d’ecrire ^ I had_seen him, it, Je venais de le voir s He is_going to ..., Il va ... | _ fancy! Imaginez un peu ! | _ so! Parfaitement! | _try! Essayez done un peu ! JUS'TICE [tiss, i tres bref] \la) _ [pers) juge | _OF THE PEACE, Juge de paix | Lord Chief_[American, Chief_] Premier juge | High Court of_, Cour supreme | To do_to, Faire J a [to a good dinner, etc.) faire honneur a | It hardly does him_, Il n’y est guere flatte Tment Jus'tifiably [fdi] ad. avec justice : legitime- Jus'tify [fail va. justifier : soutenir [in, de) donner le droit ^ autoriser | To be justified in thinking ..., Etre fonde a croire que ... | _itself, [thing] Se legitimer JUS FRAN^AIS—ANGLAIS JUX JUSTICIER" [eeay] justiciary [tich-ye-re] Justicier" [eeay] va. to inflict corporal punish- Justifiable a._ Lment on Justificatif-fue a._ive : documentary | Piece _ive, Document in proof [com) voucher JUSTIFICATION'■ — [dje-stifi-keche-nn] Justifier' va. to justify : to clear [montrer) to manifest: to show [dr) to prove : to give satis- factory proof of: to substantiate [typ) to justi- JUTE_ [en ang. pr. djoute] [fy Juteux' -euse a. juicy [djou-ce] Juvenile a. _ JUVEIGN'ERIE\Droit de Borough-English Juxtalineaire a. line for line (translation] Juxtaposer' va. to put ... in juxtaposition JUXTAPOSITION| Par simple [tech] Butt-jointed JUS ENGLISH-FRENCH JUV Jus'tly ad. a juste titre : justement : a bon J droit | To do_, Faire ce qui est droit igJUST'NESS justice Jut [-tted] [ou_out] vn. faire saillie JUTE [djoute] jute Jutt'imj [_out] [dje-tigne] a. en saillie Ju'venile [djou-ve-nai-l] a. [young) jeune [of youth) de la jeunesse [of children) d’enfants I V K FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS KYS K [kali] K [Ice] KAABA _ KABYLE [& f.] _ KAKATOES [pr. s] cockatoo KALEIDOSCOPE kaleidoscope KALI _ | KALMIE kal'mia [Amer.) laurel KAN" or KHAN" khan [kanri] KANGOUROU,_GUROO kangaroo' [kagn-ghe- KAOLIN" _ Lrou KARATURE alloying : alloy | _blanche, Alloying with silver | _rouge, Alloying with KARI curry | KARRI _ Lcopper KEPI [soldier’s) cap KERMESSE ‘parish feast’ [in Holland and Belgium] charity fete KETMIE hibiscus [marls Keuprique a. [geol] composed of variegated KHEDIVE Khedive j KHEDIVIAT" _ate ["thing ‘ Kif-kif ’ a. | C’est_, It amounts to the same KILOGRAMME [or abbr. KILO] kilogram | In commerce, 10_s are reckoned as 22 lbs., and 1015 as a TON : or 2 lbs. and one fifth to a _In the British Pharmacopoeia a_is 2 lbs. 3 ozs. 119 grains [F. Table 89] A rapid way of throwing KILOS, into POUNDS is to double their number and add ten per cent. : and conversely, one-eleventh less than half the number of pounds gives the weight in kilos. The half kilo, is the French livre, which weighs a pound and one-tenth English. KILOGRAMMETRE Dynamic unit of Fr. engineering. It is the force employed in lifting 1 kilo, to the height of 1 metre. One horsepower [cheval-TOpeur] is the force required to lift 75 kilos. 1 metre [or 75 kilogrammetres] in a second. The English H.P. is force required to raise 33,000 lbs. 1 foot high in one minute. KILOMETRE_meter : 5-8ths of a mile : 160'93 equal 100 miles [V. Table 87. V. also under word Mile] KILOWATT _ | KIMONO _ KIOSQUE newsvendor’s stand : band-stand : ornamental summer-house | KIRSCH _ KLIPPER [or, better, CLIPPER] clipper KNOUT [noot] [naott] KOLA _ | Noix de_, K-nut KOLBACK [or Colback] busby [hussar's fur cap KRACH [krak] failure: ‘smash’ KYRIELLE long story [ou ‘yarn’] ‘long rigmarole ’ [d’enfants) long string KYSTE cyst KAL ENGLISH-FRENCH KEE KALE [kel] chou | Sea_, Chou marin K.B. abr. pour Knight of the Bath K.C.B. Knight-Commander of the Bath K.C.M.G. Kn-Comm. of S.Michael & S.George K.C.Y.O. Kn-Comm. of the Royal Victorian K.G. Knight of the Garter [Order K.T. Knight of the Thistle KEDGE ancre a jet KEEL quille | _SON carlingue Keen [pr. kine] a. aigu : affile : perQant: vif: severe : apre : ardent [hunger) devorant {vn. irlandais) se lamenter | _ING [Ireland] lamentations funebres [in Corsica,‘voceri’] Kee'nly ad. vivement: rudement KEE'NNESS rigueur : aigreur [eagerness) empressement [edge) finesse KEEP [kipe] nourriture [dungeon) donjon Keep va. [imp. & pp. Kept] tenir : retenir : garder : reserver :maintenir [a promise) tenir [have horses, carriage, fowls) avoir [support) entretenir [feed, on, de) nourrir [celebrate) celebrer : feter [observe) observer [protect) garantir | To_stirring, Remuer sans cesse | To_COMPANY with ..., Frequenter ... | _one’s own COUNSEL, Garder le secret | To _ one’s COUNTENANCE, Garder son serieux | To_one’s GROUND, Tenir bon : tenir ferme | To_one’s HAND in, S’entre- tenir la main \ _ HOUSE, Tenir maison : diriger le menage | To _ to the HOUSE [F. ‘Keep in’] To _ one’s TEMPER, Se posseder | To_TIME [mus] aller en mesure KEE ENGLISH-FRENCH KIN Keep vn. se tenir [stay) rester [go) aller [remain good) se conserver [o'self from, de) se garder : s’abstenir : s’empecher _away vn. [from, de] s’eloigner : s’abstenir : se tenir eloigne [&) donner de l’air a — ... away va. eloigner | _her away! [&] Laisser arriver! _ back, se retenir [remain behind) se tenir en arriere | _... back, va. retenir : garder [hinder) retarder : empecher _... by' one, garder _down, vn. rester en bas [com) se maintenir bas [va.) maintenir bas : moderer [subjugate) tenir dans l’abaissement _... fast, [&] conserver ... (on, sur] _ ... from ...ing, empecher [or s’empecher] de (follow’d by infinitive of verb. V. Empecher _... going, tenir ... en marclie _in, vn. ne pas sortir : garder la maison _... in, va. tenir ... enferme : garder : retenir [conceal) cacher [a fire, etc.) entretenir [for punishment) mettre en retenue : consigner _off, vn. s’eloigner {ship) tenir le large [va.) (ward off) se preserver de : eloigner [prevent) empecher [repel) detourner _on' vn. avancer : continuer : ‘aller son train’ [va.) continuer ... sans cesse, or toujours [not take off) garder [ V. Convert] _straight on, Suivre tout droit _out, vn. se tenir dehors [or eloigne] — va. ne pas admettre ...: faire rester dehors : de- _' to, s’en tenir a [tourner : se garder de _... under, va. contenir [F._ down] _up, vn. se tenir leve: se soutenir [at night) ne pas se coucher : veiller [spirits) ne pas se laisser abattre [va.) tenir ... leve : soutenir : nourrir : garder : conserver [fire, establishment, etc.) entretenir [at night) faire veiller _up with vn. aller de pair avec [follow) suivre _it up, ‘ s’en donner ’ [perform) suffire a KEE'PER garde : gardien [game-_)garde-c7iasse [watchman) surveillant [museum) conserva- teur [ring) jonc {V. Book-_] KEEP'ING garde | In_with, a l’avenant de : en rapport avec : en harmonie avec | In safe _, Sous bonne garde |_UP entretien : main- KEE'PSAKE [se'fce] ‘_’ : souvenir Ltien KEG [petit) baril KELP sonde (des varechs] KELT [F. CELT] KEN vne [fig) portee [va.) ecossais pour know KENN'EL [dogs’) clienil [a dog’s) niche [gutter) ruisseau KENT'LEDGE [&] gueuse Kept a. entretenu -e {pp. V. Keep] KERB'-STONE bordure (de trottoir] KER'NEL fruit: graine [of stone-fruit) noyau : amande [of apples) pepin KER'OSENE petrole KER'SEYME'RE [ke-rzi-mire] casimir KES'TREL [hawk] crecerelle KETCH [.!*] qnaiche [up KETCH'UP | Mushroom_Essence de ketch- KET'TLE [tea-kettle) bouilloire [for cooking) chaudron [boiler) chaudiere | The_is boiling, L'eau bout | Here’s a pretty_of FISH! Voila une belle affaire! ‘ En voila du joli! ’ KET'TLE'DRUM [dre-mmi] timbale KEU'PER [koi-pe-r] trias superieur KEY [fct] cle (or clef] [pr. clay'] [piano) touche [mus) ton [to arithmetic, etc.) corrige [tech, mach.) clavette : cale [va.) claveter | To _ on, ou _in, va. caler | Under lock and_, Sous clef | Ash_s, [pi] Graines du frene | -BOARD clavier | _'HOLE trou de la ser- rure \ —'HOLE SAW scie a guichet | -NOTE tonique | -RING anneau brise (pour les clefs] -STONE clef de voute | _WAY mortaise de clavette | -WORD clef: mot d’explication Key'less a. ... sans clef _WATCH montre a remontoir KHA'IvI kaki: couleur cachou | In__ En K KICK coup de pied [of horse) made [of gun) recul [F. note at Football] [va.) donner un coup de pied a [horse) ruer [gun) reculer | To _at [fig] Regimber contre | To_him out. Le chasser a coups de pied | To ‘_up a ROW’ [vulg] Faire du tapage KICK'ER [horse) rueur {mare) meuse KICK'IN G-STR AP plate-longe KICK'-OFF coup d’envoi KICK'SHAW bagatelle : colifichet KID chevreau [slang for child) ‘gosse’: ‘mioche’ Kid'nap [-ppe’d] va. enlever | _NAPPER vo- leur (d’enfants] _PPING enlevement KID'NEY rognon [of a pers) rein [sort) trempe: acabit: ‘ farine ’ [potato) vitelotte | _BEAN haricot | _VETCH vulneraire Kill va. tuer [butchering) abattre [seeds, etc.) frapper de mort | He was_e’d on the spot, 11 fut tue net | ‘It’s_ing!’ ‘C’est tordant!’ | _or cure, [remedy] HeroYque | ... -KILL'ER tueur de ... | Vermin_, Insecticide Tfour KILN four (a chaux, etc.] -drie'd a. seche au KILT jupon (de montagnard ecossais] KIN [to, de] parente [pers) parent: allie | The next of_Le plus proclie parent KIND genre: espece \ ... of the _, ... de la sorte | Unique in its _, Unique en son genre | To pay in__ Payer en nature | Of ^all_s, De toute sorte _a. bon : bienfaisant 'cs[Americ., of horses, ‘free from vice’) sans de- s faut | Very_to me, Tres aimable pour moi | '§ To be so_as to, Avoir la bonte de : vouloir ^ bien [F. Take] Too_, Par trop complaisant | Give my_REGARDS to them, Faites-leur toutes mes amities Kin'dle va. allumer : enflammer [vn.) s’a : s’e ^ KIND'LINESS bienveillance : douceur ~ Kind'ly a. doux : bienveillant {ad.) avec bon- s te : en bonne part | To_[do one a service, ’§ etc.] Avoir la bonte de : vouloir bien ... ^ KIND'NESS bonte : obligeance : amabilite KIN'DRED parente : parents (pi] _a. de la meme nature [or famille] KINE [kdinn] [pi] vaclies KI'NEMAT'OGRAPH cinematographe KING roi [draughts) dame \ _POST poirnjon | _’S BENCH tribunal et prison a Londres | _’S EVIL ecrouelles (pi]_ly a. de roi KING'CUP bouton d’or [2) souci d’ean KING'DOM [kigng-de-mm] royaume [fig) empire [animal, vegetable, etc.) regne KING'FISHER martin-pecheur KINK coque {vn.) prendre des coques KINS'FOLK [pi] parents : allies KINS'MAN [pi._men] parent: allie KINS'WOMAN [pi._women] parente : alliee KIP ENGLISH—FRENCH KYE KIPP'ERE'D HER'RING ‘kipper’ : hareng KIRK e'glise (d’Ecosse] [sale et fume KISS baiser | _ va. embrasser: caresser [the hands, forehead) baiser __ each other. S’em- brasser | KISS'ING baisers (pi] _CRUST baisure | KIST'VAEN [rene] lichaven KIT petit equipement : attirail : hardes (pi] [soldier’s) effets [workman’s) outils | Repairing — [pneu. tyre] Necessaire de reparations KITCH'EN cuisine \ _ GARDEN jardin po- tager | _MAID file de C | _RANGE [ou KITCH'ENER] fourneau anglais _TOWELLING linge d’office KITE [bird) milan [paper) cerf-volant ‘ —FLY'ING’ [com] billets de complaisance KITH and KIN [pi] parents et amis |_pl] KITT'E'N petit chat [tm.) avoir des petits KITT'IWAKE mouette tridactyle K'NACK tour de main: talent [popular) chic [defect) tic | To have the_of. Avoir le chic de | To have a_of, Avoir le tic de K'NACK'ER equarrisseur | The_’s, [place] K'NAP'SACK havresac \Vecorcherie K'NAP'WEED centauree ^K'NAVE fripon [cards) valet '|K'NA'VERY friponnerie ~ K’na'vish a. de fripon : malhonnete K/nead [mde] va. petrir _ING petrissage | _ING TROUGH [troff'] petrin : huche K'NEE [ra] genou [d>) courbe | On his _s, a genoux | Broken-_d. Couronne | -deep a. jusqu’aux genoux | -BREECHES (pi] culotte courts | _-CAP [bone) rotule [knee-pad) genouillere | -PIECE coude | _TIMBERS (pi] bois courbant | ... -kneed a. a genoux ... ^ K neel, _ down vn. limp. & pp. K nelt] s’agenouiller : se mettre a genoux *■ _ing a. [congregation, etc.] a genoux K'NELL glas|K.'new [mow] [imp. V. Know] K'NICK'ERBOCKER Hollandais-americain K'NICK'ERS (pi] culotte (courte] [lady's) pantalon | Cycling knickers, C de cycliste K'NICK'-K'NACK colifichet: bagatelle K'NIFE [pi. K’nives] couteau [gardener’s_) serpette [pen_) canif [paper _) coupe-papier [surgeon’s) scalpel: bistouri [chopping) cou- peret [mach) lame [shoemak.) tranchet | A ^_and FORK (plate, etc.] Un couvert | To :gthe __ a outrance | -CLEANER planche a ^couteau | -GRINDER remouleur | -LINE [4>] amarrage de couteau | -POLISH poudre a couteaux | -REST porte-couteau | -SHARPENER affiloir : fusil (a couteaux] K'NIG'HT [naite]chevalier [chess) cavalier [ra.) creer ... chevalier [in France, etc.) decorer | -COMMANDER of the BATH, Commandeur du Bain | _-ERRANTRY [la) clievalerie errante | _HEADS [pi] [&] apotres _HOOD clievalerie : titre de chevalier Knit v. [pp. K'nitted, ou K'nit] tricoter [fig) lier : joindre [one’s brow) froncer (le sourcil] K'NITTTNG tricot | -MACHINE tricotmse \ -NEEDLE aiguille a tricoter K'NIT'TLES [de la) commande : commandes K'NOB bosse : noeud [handle, of door) bouton K'NOCK coup | To give a__ Frapper un coup | To hear a_, Entendre frapper | There’s a _! On frappe! | That’s his_! C’est son coup de marteau! K'nock va. [at. a] frapper : cogner : heurter : se h [motor) cogner | _about, vn. trainer : ‘rouler sa bosse’ | To stand knocking about, Etre solide | _down, assommer ... (d’un coup de poing] terrasser : abattre : jeter ... par terre [at sales) adjuger |_in, enfoncer: cogner | _off, casser : faire sauter (with, a coups de ...] [work) cesser To_something off [price] Rabattre du prix | _out,, chasser [a pipe) secouer | _... over, renverser | _ under, se rendre |_up, [to erect] monter | — ... up, [call] reveiller [ ‘K'nocke'd up’ [tired] epuise de fatigue : ‘ereinte’ K'nock'-k'need a. cagneux K'NOCK'ER marteau | K'NOCK'ING coups K’NOLL [note] butte L(pl] K'NOT noeud" [of pers) groupe | To make 10 —s an hour, [&] Filer 10 noeuds a Vlieure | To tie, to untie a_Faire, defaire un noeud [for principal_s used in the French navy, F. NCEUD fea] Love TRUE LOVERS’ _, Lac’s' d’amour [pr. la] K'not [-tted] va. nouer [complexite K’NOTT'INESS [son) caractere raboteux [fig) K'nott'y a. noueux : raboteux | _POINT, — QUESTION question epineuse K'now [no] va. [imp. K'new : pp. K'nown : pr. nioii: none] [to be acquainted with) con- naitre [learn) savoir : apprendre [F. Savoir] [see) voir [from, de) distinguer | To let ... _, Faire savoir a ... : faire part a ... (de] [one’s terms, etc.) faire connaitre | Glad to — ..., Content ei’apprendre que ... | Not that I — of, Pas que je sache | To make ... _n [point out] Signaler | _n to, Connu de | _ ... again, Reconnaitre | C D ought to have —n better, C D n’aurait pas du le faire | Everybody _s, Personne n’ignore | If it gets —n, Si l’on vient ci savoir | To be _n by, Se reconnaitre a | I have _n them to invent ..., Je leur ai vu inventer ... | Such a thing had never been_n, On n’avait jamais vu chose pareille | I should be obliged to him if lie would let me _ it, Je lui serais oblige de m’en prevenir | As is well n, On le sait [F. Thyself] It is well to it, Cela est bon a savoir | He_s all about it, II sait tout : il s’y connait : il sait a quoi s’en tenir | I should like to_all about it, J’aimerais [or, Jevoudrais bien] en savoir le fin mot K'no'w'ing [no-igne] a. intelligent | A ‘_ CUSTOMER,’ Un ‘ruse compere’ | A _ LOOK, Un air fin | _ly ad. sciemment KNO'WLEDGE science : connaissance : lu- mieres (pi] instruction \ Useful_, Connais- sances utiles (pi] Not to my_, Pas que je sache | To the best of my__ Autant que je sache | Without my_, a mon insu [F. Know] K’NUC'KLE jointure (du doigt][of veal) jarret To give him a rap over the_s, Lui donner ~sur les doigts | To ‘_under’ vn. mettre ^ les pouces | -BONE [of mutton] nianche s -DUS'TER coup de poing americain | -END [tech] rotule \ -JOINT joint articule K.O.B. [kindly obliged by] aux bons soins de KO'RAN Coran Ky'anize [kai-e-naize] va. injecter KYE [pr. kai : mot ecossais] [pi] caches LA FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS LAC LA [mus] A : la La, L' [pi. Les~] art. the : a | a la frangaise, In the French style | pron. her : it [F. Le] La ad. there : then : that : in that : here : in: gently : not so fast | C’est la la question, That is the Q | Celui-_, Celle-_, That one : he : she | De_, Thence : hence | 100 lieues de_, 100 leagues away (on off] J’en suis_! This is what I have come to! | Laisser _, To let ... alone : to leave off ...ing : to give up | Par __ That way | Que dites-vous_? What are you saying? [with strong emphasis on are] 11 n’est jamais_, He is always out (ou away] _-bas, Down there : over there : yonder : there | _dedans, In there | _-dessus, On there : up there : upon which : upon that | _-dessous, Under there | _-haut, Up there | _meme, In that very place | _oil, Where | LABBE skua |_La la, So so LABECH' [bek] south-west wind LABEUR labour : pains (pi] _[or_S' pi] [typ] bookwork : long numbers (pi] Labial -e a. _1 [le'b-ye-1] LABI ALE _1 LABORATOIRE lab'oratory Laborieux' -ease a. laborious : toilsome : painful [-semenf ad. -ly, -lly] Un liomme —, A hard-working [ou painstaking] man LABOUR tillage : ploughing : dressing [jardin) digging [agr) breaking up | Des—s, Ploughed land | En_, Under tillage |_able a. arable: plough ... | LABOURAGE ploughing : husbandry : tillage [des viynes) dressing Labourer' va. to plough : to plough up : to break up [a la beche) to dig [vignes) to dress [Vancre) to drag [dechirer) to rip open [fig., plais.) to worry one’s life out LABOUREUR ploughman [fig) husbandman LABRADOR, —ITE Lab'radorite LABYRINTH'E _th [rinnth. th fort] LAC lake | LAC or LACK [roupies] lac Lacer’ va. to lace | Se_, To lace o’self LACERATION" [law] tearing up Lacerer' va. to tear up [chirurgie) to lacerate LACET" lace [le'ce] braid [pour etrangler) bow- string[piege) snare [courbe) sharp bend [train) side-motion : lateral vibration | Bottines a_s, Lace-up boots LACHE coward:mean-spirited wretch [a.) loose [corde, etc.) slack [poltron) cowardly [mepris- able) mean: base |_menf ad. like a coward: basely : loosely Lacher' va. to slacken : to loosen [laisser aller) to let go : to unloose : to slip [coup de fusil) to fire [un mot) to let (a word) escape [un juron) to ‘out with’ (an oath] [son amant) to ‘jilt’ | _de lean, [fam] To make water | _pied, To give way: to yield | Se_To get loose : to slip | LACHER" [pigeons] liberation LACHETE baseness : cowardly thing : coward ‘ LACHEUR ’ turncoat : traitor [.dread LACIS'network : netting | LACK lac Laconique a. laconic [-menf -ally] LACONISME [eece’ni]_icism: brevity:concise- Lacrymal -e a. lachrymal [me-l\ [ness L ENGLISH-FRENCH LAD L | L bolt, [tech] boulon a tete L LAA'GER [la'gheur] [Afric.]_: campement LA'BEL [a e] etiquette [heraldry) lambel [arch) larmier [va. -lle'd) etiqueter [luggage at station) enregistrer : faire e Labo'rious [le-bd-ri-e-ss] a. laborieux -se [-ly, -eusement] _NESS labeur : difficulte LA'BOUR [Americ. LA'BOR] [le'be-r] travail: peine : labeur [piece of work) ouvrage [manual labour) main-d’oeuvre [childbirth) travail: mal d’enfant | 3 months’ hard _, 3 mois de travail disciplinaire Nothing without _, Nul bien sans peine | To have one's_for one’s PAINS, En etre pour sa peine |_v. travail- ler [to, de) tacher [motor) peiner | _under, souffrir de [a delusion) etre dans (1’erreur] _ CANDIDATE candidat du parti ouvrier | _ EXCHANGEbureau deplacement(d’Etatj The_QUESTION la question ouvriere LA'BOURER [le-be-re-r] ouvrier: liomme de peine [mason’s) manoeuvre :aide-ma<jon [day- labourer) journalier [farm-_) valet de ferrne [road-_) cantonnier [dock-_) dechargeur | La'bouring CLASS classes ouvrieres _ MAN [pi. _men] ouvrier LABUR'NUM[pr. le-be-r'ne-mm] faux-ebenier: . cytise [fam) pluie d’or LAC [gum) laque [rupees) lack [160,000 fr.] LACE [le'ce] dentelle [Brussels _) point (de Bruxelles] [gold _) galon : passement [for fastening, etc.) lacet [tape) cordon | -WORK dentelles (pi] passementerie | Lace up va. lacer [sails) transfiler La'cerate [la-ce-rete] va. dechirer : lacerer LACERA'TION [la-ce-reche-mi] dechirure Lach'rymal [lakri-m.e-V] a. lacrymal LA'CINGf [le'] [of sail] transfilage [F. Lace] LACK manque : defaut [to.) manquer (de ...] He is lacking in politeness, 11 manque de po- LACK'EY laquais [litesse LAC'QUER [lakke-r] laque [to.) laquer _e'd WOOD bois de laque LACTOM'ETER galactometre : pese-lait LAD gar<;on | My_s! Mes enfants ! ["beau LADD'ER eclielle \ Step_Marchepied : esca- Lade [le'de] va. [pp. Laden] [with, de] charger LA'DING [le'de] Bill of_, Connaissement LA'DLE [le'-d’l] louche [foundry) poche _FUL cuilleree : pleine louche (de] LA'D Y [le'de] dame [of manor, etc.) chatelaine [Engl, title) lady | My_Madame (la com- tesse, etc.] She is an English _, C’est une [or Elle est] Anglaise \ She is quite a _, C’est une femme comme il faut | Young _, Demoiselle \ -BIRD [American, -BUG] coc- cinelle : bete a bon Dieu | -DAY la fete de VAnnonciation \ -like a. de dame : distinguee: comme il faut | His -LOVE, La dame de ses pensees | _’S MAID femme de chambre | _’S MAN galant: lovelace | Quite a ladies' MAN, La coqueluche des femmes | -PUPIL eleve-femme \ _’S-SLIPP'ER sabot de la Vierge \ _’S-SMOCK cresson des pres Ladies' ..., a. ... de femme, de dame : pour dames [tesse, la duchesse, etc.] LA'DYSHIP [le'de] Her_, Madame (la com- LAC FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS LAM Lacrymogenc a. tear-producing LAC'S' [Z«] cord [piege) snare [noeud) knot | _d’amour, True lovers’ knot Lacte-e a. lacteal | Chocolat_, Milk chocolate | Regime_, Milk diet | Vote_ee, Milky way LACTJNE gap : want : ‘something wanting’: omission : defect | Combler, Remplir ime , To meet a want: to fill up a gap liacustre a. _trine | Cite_, Lake dwellings Ladite a. the said : the aforesaid [pl LADRE leper [fig) scurvy fellow : niggard [en Amerique) ‘ mean skunk’ [a.) leprous [pore) measled [fig) scurvy : mean LADRERIE lepers’ hospital [du pore) measles (pl] [fig) scurvy trick : stinginess LAGOPtDE p'tarmigan LAGTJNE lagoon : canal LAI layman [ancien poeme) lay [pr. Ze] Lai-e a. lay-... [pr. Ze] Frere _, Lay brother LAiCHE sedge fcal control LAiCISATION" laicizing: removal from cleri- Laiciser' va. to throw ... open to the laity Laid' -e a. ugly : unseemly : improper LAIDERON" ugly creature LAIDEUR ugliness : deformity LAIE tvild sow [route) narrow path [in forest] LAINAGE woollens (pl] [Zoison) fleece [operat.) teaselling | De_, Wool... LAINE wool _ filee,Worsted | De_,Woollen: wool : worsted [ Commergant en _s, Wool- stapler | Pure-, All wool [V. CONDITION] LAINERIE woollen trade : woollens (pl] LAINEUR -EUSE teaseller | LAINEUSE ME- CANIQUE gig | Laineux' -ease a. woolly LAINIER" [ouvrier] wool-worker Lainier" -iere a. wool-... LAlQUE layman [a.) lay-...: secular [ecoZe, etc.) unsectarian: undenominational [from the sea LAIS' standing tree | _ de mer, Land gained LAISSE leash : string [de mer) beach below high-water mark : strand LAISSIl-POUR-COMP'TE [pl. laisses-p*-c] misfit : article left on the dealer’s hands Laissei" va. to leave : to leave off: to let ... alone : to let ... have [de voiture) to set ... down | Je me suis laisse dire, I have been told | Cela se laisse monger! It isn’t bad! | Laissez la note au concierge, Leave the note with the C | Laissez done ! Stuff! Nonsense! | Cela ne laisse pas d’etre vrai, It is true for all that | _ tomber, To let fall : to drop | Cela laisse d desirer, It is not just the thing : it is not very satisfactory | _ faire, Not to concern o’s about it | Laissez-le faire, Let him do it : let him alone Se_aller, To abandon o’s : to be careless | Se_, [suivi de l’infinitif ] To let [ou allow] o’s ... : to allow o’s to be ... (suivi du participe passe] Se _ (eblouir) a, To let o’s be (dazzled) by [Note : in modern French use par, not a, in this sense] Se _ tomber,To fall [V.La]-ALLER” taking things easy : negligence | -PASSER” pass : per'mit LAIT" milk [d’oeuf) white | De_[fievre) milk [cochon) sucking [frere, etc) foster j Pot au_, Milk-jug : M-pail [ou pan] Petit Whey | Vache a__ Milch cow | _COUPE milk and water | _de POULE an egg beaten up with sugar and water, and taken hot : egg-flip LAITAGE milk, cream, butter, cheese, etc. LAITANCE soft roe Laite-e a. ... with a soft roe LAITERIE dairy : dairyman’s shop [ou trade] LAITERON” sow-thistle Laiteux' -euse a. milky [milkwort LAITIER" milkman [tech) slag : clinker [bot) LAITIERE milk-woman : milkmaid : dairymaid [a.) dairy ... : ... -connected with milk, butter, cheese, etc. .| Vache _, Milch cow \ Une bonne_, A good milker LAITON” brass | _de fonte, Cast B | Fil de LAITTJE lettuce [V. Lettuce] L_> B wire LAIZE breadth : shortness of breadth LAMA _\ LAMANEUR coast-pilot: river-pilot /'LAMBEAU shred : rag : tatter : scrap | Tout en_X' All in rags and tatters LAMBIN" ‘slow coach’ [a.) slow : lazy Lambiner' vn. to loiter: to be ‘ fearfully slow’ rtLAMBOURDE joist [pierre) marl-stone 'S.LAMBRIS' wainscot : panelling [plafond) S ceiling [habitation) dwelling-place _SSAGE wainscotting : panelling Lambrisser' va. to wainscot: to panel \LAMBRUSQUE wild vine LAME sheet: plate [couteau, epee, etc.) blade [mach) knife [poutre) web [pers) swordsman [vague) wave [ressort) leaf | a figure en_de couteau, Hatchet-laced | Fine _, Cunning woman | _PLATE [tech] ledger blade Lame -e a. laminated [de, with) plated LAMELLE strip : slip Lamentable a. _: mournful [-mt* -bly,-lly] LAMENTATION" [lamin'enn-teche-mi] Lamenter' va. to bewail | Se__ To mourn LAMENTIN'' manatee : 1 sea-cow' LAG ENGLISH-FRENCH LAM Lag [gge'd] va. [mach] envelopper _behind vn. trainer : rester en arriere LA'GER BEER [laglie-r hire] Mere de mars LAGG'ING enveloppe (de chaudiere] matiere LAGOO'N [le-goune] lagune [isolante Laid [pp. V. Lay] a. | Cream _, Blue _, Verge blanc, bleu | _up [pers] Alite -e [ship) desarme | New-_, [eggs) frais [road) nou- vellement macadamise, bitume LAIR taniere [fig) repaire LA'ITY [le'-e-te] [pl] laiques LAKE [Zefc] lac [colour) laque | -DWELLINGS habitations lacustres \ _ POETS lakistes LAMB' [lamin'] agneau [vn.) agneler | _’S- WOOL laine d’A | LAM'B'KIN agnelet Lame [leme] a. [in one leg) boiteux [crippled and fig) estropie : defectueux | A_MAN, Un estropie : un boiteux | _ STORY [suspicious) histoire louche [incomplete) histoire qui ne tient pas debout | To walk _, Boiter : clocher | Lame va. estropier | —NESS boitement: clochement [fig) imperfection LAMEN'T plainte \ _va. deplorer : regretter [vn.) se lamenter Lam'entable [Ze-be-Z] a. _: pitoyable : regrettable [-bly, -ment] Lamented a. [ou Late_] regrette -e LAM FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS LAP LAMIE porbeagle | LAMIER" dead-nettle LAMINAGE rolling [de l’or) flatting Laminer' va. to roll [or) to flat | Fer lamine, Wrought iron | _ERIE rolling mills (pi] LAMINOIR rolling mill [or) flatting mill /^LAMPADAIRE candelabrum ' LAMPAS' figured silk [fam) throat H LAMPE lamp | _ a alcool. Spirit L | _ a 3 arc, Arc L | _de surete, Safety L ^LAMPEE bumper — Lumper' va. to ‘ toss off’ | Aimer a —, To ‘ be fond of the bottle’ 2LAMPER0N" socket for the wick «2 LAMPION" lamp (for illuminations] -3LAMPISTE lamp manufacturer : man that g lights the lamps : lamplighter LAMPISTERIE lamp-room, -manufacture LAMPROIE lamprey [de riviere) lampern LANCE [X) lance : spear [tech) slice LANCE-BOM BE S' bomb-thrower LANCEMENT" [4>] launch [en Amer. lancli] LANCE-PIERRE [boy’s) catapult Lancer' va. [contre, at] to dart : to throw : to cast: to fling : to toss : to shoot [ordres) to issue [un coup) to give [feu d’artifice) to let off [un cerf) to start [un navire) to launch [Am. lancli] _des regards a, To glance at | Se_(sur) To rush (at] to plunge (into] to come out: to venture LANCETTE lancet Tpitcher LANCEUR promoter [cricket) bowler [base-ball) LANCIER"S' [pi] lancers [lann'ceurze] LANQON" [at Granville, etc.] sand-eel LANDAU _: carriage | LANDAULET" ‘ — ’ LANDE heath : moor : moor-reed l_Pr- £] LANQAGE language [fam) ‘ talk ’ | Beau —, Fine talk | _des halles. Billingsgate slang LANGE napkin : swathe \typ) blanket Langoureux' -ease a. languishing (looks] LANGOUSTE rock lobster LANGUE tongue : language : narrow strip of land | _vivante, Modern L | II a la _ bien pendue, He has the ‘ gift of the gab ’ | Jeter sa_aux cliiens, To give it up | La_verte, Slang | Prendre_, To ascertain | Mauvaise [or Mechante\ __ Slanderer | _S de chat, Finger biscuits [The Langue d’OC and the Langue d’0\L' were two great dialects spoken in the middle ages, and so called because OC and oIl- were their respective forms of the affirmative. Oc, used south of the Loire, is from the Latin hoc. The dialect north of the Loire (of which the present French is the historical continuation) used Oil, from the two Latin words hoc illud. The L was afterwards dropped. and the 0 became OU, whence ’ the present French OUI, equiv. of Eng. Aye] LANGU'ETTE tongue [tech. V. Rainure] LANGTJ'EUR languor : weakness : decay Langu'ir vn. to languish : to pine away : to linger : to sink [apres, after : pour, for) to sigh | Langu'issanP -e a. languid : pining : dull : lingering [com) dull : slack LANIER" lanner hawk | LANIERE thong LANSQUENET' mercenary pikeman LANTANIER" lantana [Jamaique) wild sage LANTERNE _n [voiture, eye, etc.) lamp | a la —! [1st revolution] Hang him! [i.e. with a lamp-rope] II veut nous faire prendre des vessies pour des_s, He would have us believe the moon is made of green cheese | magique, Magic L |_sourde, Dark L | Lanterner' vn. to dawdle [ou ‘ fool ’ ] one’s time away : to ‘ shilly-shally ’ LANTERNEAU [arch] small lantern-light LANTERNIER" lamp-maker : ‘dawdler’ LAPALISSADE humorous platitude Laper' va. to lap : to lick up LAM ENGLISH-FRENCH LAN Lam'inated [ne-tedd] a. lamelle [old rail) use /^LAMP lampe [signal, auto, eye. carr.) lan- terne [in street) reverbere : ‘ bee de gaz' [for illuminations) lampion | Signal _, Feu | Spirit__ Lampe a alcool | Arc _, Lampe ^ a arc | Incandescent_, L a incandescence \ a. Paraffin_, L a petrole | Moderator _, L £ a moderateur | _BLACK noir de fumee | S -BRACK'ET [of vehicle] porte-lanterne |_- “ LIG'HTER allumeur (de reverberes] -OIL huile a bruler | -POST reverbere | -SHADE [chede] abat-jour | -WICK meche (de L] LAMPOO'N pasquinade [va.) lancer des sa- LAM'PREY lamproie [tires contre LANCE — [va.) percer [gums) dechausser les _ COR'PORAL soldat de lire classe [dents LAN'CERS [pi] lanciers LAN'CET lancette [dentists’) dechaussoir [a. _shape) en ogive LAND terre [country) pays [a.) de terre [laws, etc., etc.) agraire | Native _, Patrie | Piece of_, Terrain | In the _ of, Au pays de | _HOLDER proprietaire foncier | _MARK borne [ & ) amer | _SLIP eboulement de terre | _ SURVEYING arpentage | _ SUR- VEY'OR arpenteur | -TAX impot foncier Land v. [at, on, a, sur] debarquer : aborder [cargo) faire mettre... a terre [airman) atterrir Land'ed a. foncier | _INTEREST proprie- taires (pi] _ PROP'ERTY biens-fonds LAND'ING [of stairs) palier- : carre [&) de- barquement [aviation) atterrissage | On_, Au D : a son arrivee \_GEAR train d’atter- rissage |_PLACE_STAGE, debarcadere [floating one) ponton | _NET epuisette LAND'LADY qrroprietaire [of inn) hoteliere LAND LORD proprietaire [of inn) hotelier : au- LAND'RAIL [rele] rale de genet Lbergiste LAND'SCAPE [slcepe] paysage — GAR'DENER dessinateur de jardins _ PAIN'TER paysagiste LAND'SMAN [pi._men] terrien LANE [a e] ruelle : passage : chemin vicinal .-^LAN'GUAGE langage : expression : parole : •'S propos [tongue) langue \ Modern _s, L s o Lan'guid a. languissant: faible |yivantes s _ly ad. faiblement ^Lan'guish [gouicli, i href] vn. languir ~~ _ing a. languissant: langoureux LAN'GUOR [lagn'-gueur} langueur LAN'IARD, LAN'YARD [J>) ride: aiguillette (de bosse] [artil) cordon tire-feu LAP FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS LAR LAPEREAU young rabbit LAPIDAIRE lapidary | _d. of [ou for] inscriptions [fig) terse LAPIDATION''_ : stoning Lapider' va. to stone ... to death [de, with) to pelt LAPIN" rabbit | _de garenne, de choux, Wild, Domestic R | ' Fameux ’ (or ‘ Rude ’) _,’ ‘Regular brick’ | Jean _, ‘Bunny’ | En _, On the box | Courir comme un _, To go like a hare | ‘Poser un_a,’ To fail to ‘turn up’ (at a rendez-vous] LAPINE doe-rabbit LAPIS LAZULI _ : azure LAPON" -NNE Laplander LAPS [pr. as in English] lapse LAPSUS CALAMI slip of the pen LAPSUS LINGUA slip of the tongue LAQU'AIS' footman | Petit_, Boy : ‘buttons’ LAQUE lacquer : japan : lacquered ornaments | Bois de_, Lacquered wood LAQUE lac : shellac [couleur) lake Laquer' va. to lacquer Laquelle pron. who : whom : that: which? LARBIN" [pop.] flunkey LARCIN"' larceny : theft : robbery LARD" KSj bacon : fat | Pierre de_, Steatite | _er’ va. to lard : to pierce : to interlard : to ‘belabour’ [&) to thrum | LARDERON" blue LARDOIRE larding pin [tech) shoe L^it LARDON" bit of pigs fat [tig) ‘settler’ LARES' [pi] [Roman) ‘ lares ’ [pr. le-rize] [fam) household gods : fireside LARGE breadth : width : open sea | Avoir 2 metres de _, To be 2 metres in width [ou 2 m. wide] Au _, At ease : spaciously [&) in the offing | Au _! Keep off! | Prendre le _, [navire) To stand [ou to beat] out to sea [fam) to ‘ make off ’ Large a. broad : wide : large [lardj] great: liberal : free : easy Largeinent' ad. largely : amply [donner) liberally [vivre) in good style LARGESSE liberality [archaique) largesse LARGEUR width : breadth [«5i) gauge [d’un navire) breadth of beam LARGUE offing | Au_Out at sea Courir_, To beat out to sea | Vent —, Large Larguer' va. to slack : to ease : to let go : to let... out: to cast loose [se desunir) to spring Larigot' | Boire a tire-_, To ‘ drink like a fish ’ LARIX [bot] _: larico LARME tear : drop | Les_s aux yeux, With T's in his {her) eyes | Pleurer a chaudes_s, To weep [ou cry] bitterly Elle a des_s dans la voix, She can scarcely speak (for emotion] J'ai ri aux_s, I laughed till the tears came _BATAVIQUE Prince Rupert’s drop Une _de vin, A drop of wine LARMIER" [arch] _: drip-stone : label LARMOIEMENT" running of the eyes Larmoyanf -e a. weeping : pathetic Larmover' vn. to shed tears [fam) to cry LARMOYEUR -EUSE weeping one LAN ENGLISH-FRENCH LAT Lank'y [lagnke] a. maigre : efflanque | Great _FELL'OW' Grand flandrin LANN'ER lanier LAN'TERN lanterne fee | -JAWS [pi] joues creases -SLIDE verre (de lanterne magique] _VIEWS [pi] projections lumineuses LAP giron [of a dress) pan [overlap) recouvre- ment [racing) tour de piste [*!♦) empature \ In [ou on] his [ou her] _, Sur ses genoux [F. Luxury] -DOG bichon | -welded a. soude a recouvrement Lap [-ppe’d] v. [wrap) envelopper [lick) laper | _ over, recouvrir | _ up, avaler LAPLANDER [le-nn-de-r] Lapon-mie LAPP'ET [of a coat] pan LAPSE cours : fante [of time) laps (de temps] [of livings) devolution [un.) s’ecouler : man- quer : faillir : tornber en devolu LAP'WING vanneau LAR'BOA'RD [vieux pour Port] babord LAR'BOWLINES [American] babordais LAR'CENY larciri | Petty —, Vol simple LARCH [lartch] [pi._es] meleze LARD saindoux [for ointment) axonge _va. larder (with, de] LAR'DER garde-manger | In the —, Au G LAR'DING-PIN [ptnn] lardoire LARGE [lardy] [^] vent largue Large [lardj] a. gros : fort: grand : principal | _family. F. nombreuse | — fortune. Belle [or grande] F At__ En liberte : en general | Public at_Grand public | Larger, not so _, [diarn.] Plus fort, moins fort | —st [hall, etc.) le plus vaste |_ly ad. en grande parlie : largement : abondannnent | _NESS grandeur : etendue: ampleur LARK alonette \ Crested __ Cochevis J Wood _, A. des bois | To have a_, [slang] Faire des farces : s’amuser : ‘rigoler ’ LARK'SPUR [spe-r] pied-d’alouette LARR'IKIN [Austral.] voyou [a.) tapageur Lasciv'ious a. lascif _ly ad. lascivement LASCIV'IOUSNESS [ye-s.s-ne-ss] lascivete LASH meche [stroke) coup de fouet [eye—) cil [va.) fouetter [against, contre, sur) battre [fig) abimer [to, a) amarrer : ligoter LASH'ING coups de fouet (pi] [J>) amarrage LASS jeune file : fiUe LASS'IE fillette LAST fin : bout [shoe-m.) forme | To breathe one’s _, Rendre le dernier soupir | — a. dernier : passe | _ but one, Avant-dernier _evening, Hier soir At__ Enfin : a la fin At_lie understood, 11 Unit par comprendre For the _ 6 months, Depuis 6 mois | To the _, Jusqu’au bout : jusqu’a la derniere limite : jusqu’au dernier moment _NIGHT. Hier soir [in the N.) cette unit [F. SUPPER] Last ad. dernierement [finally) enfin Last vn. durer [F. Go] He won’t — long [live] 11 n’ira pas loin | _out, [outlast) surpasser en duree [tide over) passer Last'ing a. durable : permanent | —ly ad. d'une maniere durable, or permanente Last'ly ad. en dernier lieu : enfin LATCH loquet [&) linguet | — va. fermer au loquet: fermer | -KEY passe-partout LAR FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS LAV LARRON" -NNESSE thief [reliure) dog’s ear [typ) bite | Le bon, le mauvais _,The penitent, the impenitent T LARVE larva [spectre) hobgoblin LARYNOITE_i'tis [djdi'-tiss] LARYNX _ Las’ Lasse a. tired : weary (de, of ...] Liascif -ive a. lascivious [civ-ye-ss, i bref] Lassant" -e a. tiresome : tiring Lasser’ va. to tire : to weary | Se_, To grow [ou get] tired (de. of ...ing] LASSITUDE [tioude] [de, of) weariness LASSO _ | LAST or LASTE load of two tons LATANIER" fan-palm : Bourbon palm Latent' -e a._t [en ang. pr. lete-nntt] Lateral -e a_1: side-... |_menf ad. laterally 2 LATIN" _ | Etre an bout de son_, To be at one’s wits’ end : to give in | J’y perds mon ~ _! I can’t make it out : It is all Greek to “me | _de cuisine, Dog-Latin £i>Latin" -e a. Latin [voile) lateen [F. Quartier] 3LATINISTE_st [fam) Latin scholar LATITUDE_ [en ang. pr. tioude'] LATITUDINAIRE [<fc a.] _narian [tioudi-neri] LATRINES' (pi] privy [X, usine) latrines LATTE lath [epee) broadsword [de porte-hau- bans) chain-plate | Latter' va. to lath LATTIS' lath-work : laths (pi] LAUDANUM [lo-da] [lod'-ne-m : o dans sort] Laudatif -ive a. lau'datory LAURIlAT" [poete) laureate [artiste, ecolier) ... who has taken a prize LAURELLE oleander LAURIER" laurel : bay | S’endormir sur ses _s, To rest on one’s oars : to 1 rest and be thankful’ | -CERISE cherry-laurel | -ROSE oleander [des Alpes) rhododendron | -SAUCE bay-tree | -TIN" laurustinus[ta’i]-TULIPIER" LAURIERE shrubbery of laurels LrnaSn0^a Lavable a. ... that will wash : washable LAVABO lavatory [meuble) wash-stand LAVAGE washing : scouring LA VANDE lavender | Eau de__ L-water LA VANDIERE ivaslierwoman (in the country] water-wagtail : boat Ring LAVARET" [cor eg onus lavaretus] kind of gray- LAVASSE slop : ‘washy mess’ | LAVE lava Lave -e a. light : faint ["hands LAVE-MAINS" basin (and tap for washing LAVEMENT' enema [des pieds) washing Laver' va. to wash : to wash away : to clean : to purify | Se _, To wash : to justify o’self | Puis-je me _ les mains? Can I wash my hands? [V. Lave, & Tete] LAVETTE dish-cloth ["mot. a gaz) scrubber LAVEUR -FUSE washer [de vaisselle) scullion LAVIS' wash | Dessin au__ Indian ink sketch LAVOIR wash-house : washing-place [de cuis) scullery [mine) buddle LAT ENGLISH-FRENCH LAV /^Late a. tard [slow) tardif [of autumn) d’arri- ere-saison [not punctual) en retard [news, etc.) dernier [that has just gone out) ancien: ex-... [dead) feu | My _ uncle, Feu mon oncle | Smith & Co,,_Robinson, S et Cie., successeurs de R | It is getting_, 11 se fait tard | It is too _to, 11 est trop tard pour \ Better _than never, Mieux vaut tard que jamais [ Of _, Dernierement: depuis peu | Of_years, Dans ces dernieres annees | To sit up_Faire de longues soirees : veiller ^ tard | _ in the EVENING, Tard dans la ~ soiree | _ in LIFE, Sur le tard | ... as _ as yesterday, Hier encore ... | -FEE levee ex- ceptionnelle | La'te'ly ad. dernierement : recemment: dans ces derniers temps LA'TENESS [season’s) tardivete [train) retard [hour) lieure avancee La’tent a._: cache La’ter a. <fc ad. [At a PERIOD] plus tard : subsequent | _than, Posterieur(-ement) a La'test a. [le) dernier | At the__ Au plus tard | '_NEWS, dernieres nouvelles | ‘_ V THING out,’ Derniere nouveaute LATH [th fort] latte [V. Thin] [va.) latter | _ and PLASTER, platre [a.) ... de platre LATHE [leth, til faible] tour | Turret _, T- revolver | Screw-cutting_, T a fileter LATH'ER [th faib.] mousse [im.) mousser [va.) savonner; laver LATITUDE [tioude] l_[breadtli) etendue LATT'EN laiton | _BRASS cuivre famine Latt'er a. dernier | The __ Ce dernier, cette derniere : celui-ci. celle-ci [pi.) ceux-ci, celles- ci | The_-DAY SAINTS [pi] Les Mormons | _ END Jin | _MATH regain Latt’erly ad. depuis peu : dernierement LATT'ICE [ou - WORK] [tiss, i tres bref] treil- lis [window) fenetre (a meneaux de plomb, a losanges] _ BRIDGE pout americain | _ GIRDER poutre a treillis f... aux nues Laud va. louer | To_to the SKIES, Porter Lau'dable [e-he-l] a. louable | _bly ad. d'une maniere louable | Lau'datory a. louangeur LAUG'H [Idjf] rire : eclat de rire [derision) risee [to. at. de) rire [derisively) se rire : se mo- q uer [ V. Rire, Rieur] To_in one’s SLEEVE, Rire dans.sa barbe \ There’s nothing to _ at in it, 11 n’y a pas la de quoi rire | To burst out —ing, Eclater de rire | A B _s[a good deal, [i.e. liabitually,] A B est tres rieur Laug'h'able [ldff-e-be-1] a. risible LAUG'H'ING rires (pi]_GAS gaz hilarant | -STOCK risee | Laug'h'ingly ad. en riant LAUG’H'TER rire [at meeting) rires (pi] Loiid —, Rires bruyants (pi] [F. Convulsed] LAUNCH [pr. launch] lancement: mise-a I'eau [boat) chaloupe [va.) lancer | _ out, vn. se repandre (into, en] se jeter .>7i LAUN'DER canal, gouttiere en bois LAUNDRESS blancliisseuse [charwoman) femme de menage | LAUN'DRY buanderie | Steam- Blancliisserie f kalmie LAU'REL [au. o dans sort] laurier feo [Americ) LAURUSTI'NUS [au, o dans sort] latirier-tin LA'VA lave LAV'ATORY [lav'-e-te-re] cabinet de toilette : Lave [leve] v. laver : se laver Ravabo LAV'ENDER lavande \ -WATER eau de L Lav'ish a. prodigue [to. pr be_of) prodiguer | _ly ad. avec prodigalite : sans compter ] _NESS prodigalite,; _ LAV FRAN 9 AIS—AN GL AIS LEC LAVTJRE wash [de vaisselle) dish-water [Vac- LAWN-TENNIS lawn tennis |_fton) washing LAX ATI F [& _-i« a.] _ive | LAXITE _ty LAYETIER" [lay-iut-yay] box-maker _ EMBALLEUR packing-case maker LAYETTE set of babv-linen LAYON" forest path (for sportsmen] LAZARET" lazaretto: quarantine hospital LAZZi [pi. _] buffoonery : jest | Essuyer des —, To be ridiculed Le, La, [pi. Les] art. the : a [ou an] 2 frs. la livre, 2 fr. a pound | Le capitaine D, Captain D | La vie, La nature, Life, Nature La vie de ..., The life of ... | Se faire mal a la main, To hurt one’s hand Le, La, [pi. Les] pron. him : her : it : so [pi) them | Je_veux bien, I am willing : I don’t L£ width fmind LECHE thin slice LECHEFRITE dripping-pan LAW ENGLISH—FRENCH LEA ^LAW loi [body of__ study) droit [the bar) barreau [litigation) proces | At _,En proces To come under the_Tomber sous le coup de la loi | Going to_Les proces (pi] Point of_, Question de droit | To go to _ with, Citer ... en justice : intenter un proces a | To take the_into one’s own HANDS, Se faire ■£ justice a soi-meme | To keep within the_, © Rester dans les homes de la legalite | _ m CASE cause civile | _COSTS frais depro- = cedure | _ COURT tribunal | _ COURTS palais de justice : les tribunaux | _GIVER O legislateur | _LORDS lords legistes | _of © NATIONS droit des gens | _ W RI'TER ex- | peditionnaire | -abiding a. soumis aux lois oLaw'ful a. legitime : permis : licite “ _lly ad. Iegitimement | _NESS legitimite > Law'less a. deregie : sans loi: sans frein _NESS licence : dereglement LAWN [grass) pelouse [fig:of bishops) rohe | -MOWER tondeuse de gazon |_SLEEVES [sZirz] [pi] manches de linon | _ TENNIS LAW'SUIT [sonfe] proces : litige ['_-_’ LAW'YER lionmie de loi: avocat [solicitor) avoue [notary) notaire [writer on law) juris- vconsulte | The Company’s __ Le chef du Lax a. lache [morals) relache Lcontentieux LAX'ITY [laks-e-te’] relachement LAY [le] chanson : chant: lai [a.) laique -BROTHER frere lai | -DAYS [&] jours de planche [or de starie] -FIGURE mannequin | -SHAFT arbre secondaire Lay [le] va. [pret. &pp. Laid] [‘ Lay'pret. V. Lie] mettre : poser : ranger : placer : coucher [ V. Brasser, Fr.] [to stretch) etendre [eggs) pondre [snares) tendre [a wager) faire [to bet) parier [V. ODDS] [dust, wheat, etc.) abattre [fears) calmer [rest) reposer | _about one, vn. frapper de tous cotes _ ... aside, abandonner | _... before [the court, etc.] saisir (la cour) de ... _... by, mettre de cote _claim to, pretendre a : revendiquer _the CLOTH, mettre la table [or le couvert] _down, deposer [keel) mettre en place [decree, establish) etablir [the law) expliquer [leave off) quitter : abandonner [give) donner [to rest, etc.) coucher : rester : s’etendre (upon, sur] [in plans) tracer | _down to GRASS, _ hold of, saisir : se saisir de |_mettre en pre _in,_up, amasser: faire provision de ..., etc. _on, appliquer : mettre sur le compte de [typ, etc.) poser: marger [strike) frapper [gas) poser _open, faire voir : ouvrir : exposer fa _one’s self open t o, s’exposer a : donner prise — out, arranger : dresser [dead body) ensevelir [a garden) planter : disposer [spend) depen- ser : verser [on the yards) ranger : repandre — ... over, etendre (sur] [cover) couvrir [with, de) enduire _(a vessel) up, desarmer : desemparer — up, amasser [ V. Laid up] _... upon, [fig] imposer ... a _ ... WASTE, devaster LAY'ER couclie [plants) marcotte [vine) pro- vin [va.) marcotter : provigner | Good [hen] Bonne pondeuse | Plate-_, [rail] Poseur _-ON [typ] margeur | _ING marcottage LAY'TNG pose:posage[eggs)ponte _DOWN [ivarship] mise en chantier _ OUT arrangement : disposition [corpse) ensevelissement LAY'MAN [pi._men] lai'que : seculier ^La'zily ad. avec paresse : lentement 'gj LA'ZINESS paresse : oisivete : ‘ fienime ’ ~La'zy a. paresseux : indolent l LA'ZYBONES^ezebOMze]faineant :‘flemmard’ lb. abrev. pour ‘pound ’ [§ kilo] L.C.C. conseiller general de Londres LEA [Zt] prairie \ LEACH [,h] V. LEECH LEAD [ledd] plomb [for pencils) mine de plomb [typogr.) interligne [,&) sonde [ixi.) plomber [typograph.) interligner | Sugar of_, Acetate de plomb | Red_, Minium | White_, Blanc de ceruse \ Red and white_ [joints] Mastic rouge au minium | I want a man at the _, Faites mettre un homme a la sonde \ To heave the _, Jeter la sonde | Deep-sea_, Grande sonde | _ COLOUR gris ardoise | -PENCIL crayon (de mine de plomb] LEADS, pi. [roof] toiture : toit : plate-forme LEAD [tide] conduite [cards) main [billiards) acquit | Exhaust_, Steam __ Avance d’e- chappement, A d’admission \ To take the_, Marcher le premier [fig) dominer : presider : etre a la tete | On the_, [dog] Tenu en laisse Lead [pr. tide] va. [pret. <&• pp. Led] mener : conduire : guider [to, into, a) faire : porter : induire [to draw, into, dans, a) entrainer [to, ...) motiver [a rope) appeler | _the dance, Conduire la danse _the way, marcher en tete : montrer le chemin | _to the discovery of, amener la decouverte de : mettre sur la voie de | This road_s to the town, Ce chemin mene a la ville \ Led to believe, to see, (etc.) Porte a croire, a voir, (etc.] _ ... along, conduire | _ ... astray, egarer [de, from) detourner [ _ ... away, emniener [fig) entrainer | _ ... back, reconduire | _ on, conduire | _... out, faire sortir : emmener | _ ... out of the way, egarer LEC FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS LED Lecher' va. to lick [fig) to work up (with great care] Un ours mal leche, A clumsy brute LEQON" lesson : reading [cours) lecture |_de clioses, Object lesson | Que cela vous serve de_! Let that be a lesson to you ! LECTEUR - TRICE reader [professor) lecturer LECTURE reading : perusal | Donner_de, To read ... [ride] Faire la_a, To read to 1 On en fit la_It was read [redd] Avoir de la_, To be well read [redd] LediV Ladite, Les’dit's", Les'dites' a. the said: the aforesaid LEA ENGLISH-FRENCH LEE Lead'e'n [Zeddn] a. de plomb [sky) couvert LEA'DER guide : conducteur : chef : premier [of mob) meneur [polit) chef de parti : ‘ leader ’ [horse) cheval de volee [of a tree) sommite [newspaper) article de fond : premier-Paris | s, [typ.] points conducteurs [.] of the HOUSE [Chef de la majorite minister idle a la Chambre des Communes'] LEADERSHIP [lide] direction : conduite Lea'ding [lide] a. grand : principal: maitre : mere [article) de fond |_IDE'A fond : objet | _ MAN chef: notabilite _ MEN sommites _ QUES'TION question insidieuse | -SCREW [of lathe] vis mere | _ SE'A'MAN gabier ] _ STRINGS (pi] lisiere LEADS'MAN [ledz-me-nn] sondeur LEAF [lif] feuille [leaflet) feuillet [table flap) rallonge : pliant | To turn over the leaves of, Feuilleter | To turn over a new_, Changer de conduite Fly_[typ] Garde Gold__ Or en feuilles | In_, E11 feuilles | -MOULD terreau Lea'Iless a. sans feuilles : etteuille LEA'FLET [lif] feuillet: imprime Lea fy [life] a. feuillu : convert de feuilles LEAGUE [ligue] [band) ligue [three miles) lieue [on.) se liguer | In_with, Ligue avec LEAK [lique] fuite [on.) fuir : perdre (son eau] couler [4#) faire eau | To_out [fig] Trans- pirer | To spring a_, Faire une voie A'eau LEA'KAGE [liquedj] coulage [gas, etc.) fuite [40 voie d'eau [of petrol) pcrte Lea'ky [like] a. qui fuit [40 qui fait eau LEAN [line] [<& a.] maigre [oa.) appuver (on, sur] [slant) faire pencher [vn.) s’appuyer (on, sur] [slope) pencher [person) se pencher | To _on one’s elbows, S’accouder | -TO appentis LEAN'NESS [linn-ne-ss] maigreur LEAP [Upe] saut : bond [on.) sauter [clear) franchir | To take a_, Faire un saut | By _S and BOUNDS, Par sauts et par bonds | -FROG saute-mouton | -YEAR annee bissex- LEA'PER [lipe-r] sauteur [tile Learn [leurne] va. [pret. & pp._e'd ou_t] apprendre (to, a] [on.) s'instruire | Live and _! Qui vivra verra! Lear'ned [pr. le-r-nedd] a. savant: instruit: lettre [profession) liberal _ly ad. savamment: ‘ex professo’ Tapprenti LEARN'ER [pr. le-rn-eur] eleve: commeiujant: LEARN'ING [le-rne] savoir : science LEASE [pr. lice] bail (for, de] [oa.) louer [or prendre] a bail | To let... on_Louer [or donner] . . a bail | Long_, Bail a long terme Lease'hold a. a bail: par bail LEASEHOLDER locataire a bail LEASH [liche] laisse [oa.) attacher : mener en laisse : tenir en laisse Least [Zfsfe] a. [le) moindre : [le) plus petit | At_, ad. au moins : du moins : a tout le moins | At the very Au bas mot | To say the _, Pour le moins | Not in the_, Point du tout: pas le moins du monde | I haven’t the _doubt of it, Je n en doute nullement LEATH'ER euir : peau | Morocco_, Maro- •5 quin | Upper _, Empeigne [V. Cuir-ZoiZe] ^ Fancy_GOODS (pi] maroquinerie (sing] ~ -DRESSER megissier :corroyeur:peaussier | > -SELLER marchand de cuirs SLeath'ern a. de cuir ’■“Leath'ery a. coniine du cuir : coriace LEAVE [live] permission (to, de] O11 _, En conge [short_) en permission | _to go out, Exeat | To take_of ..., Prendre conge de : faire ses adieux a [F. Conge] To take French _, Filer a I'anglaise [also) faire (une chose) sans en demander la permission | By _! Attention, s’il vous plait! Leave va. [pret. <fc pp. Left] quitter : aban- donner [depart) partir [general sense) laisser [to, a) s’en remettre | To _ ..., [a place] Quitter | O11 leaving college, An sortir du college | As the owner is_ving, Pour cause de depart | To be left, [over] Rester | There is nothing left, 11 ne reste plus rien | To be left without a copper, Etre sans le sou | To be left till called for, [parcel] Bureau restant : ‘ E11 gave ’ [letter) Paste restante | Not one left, Pas un-e seul-e qui reste |_ ... about, laisser trainer | _ ... alone, laisser (tran- quille, etc.] _off, cesser (de, ...ing] discon- tinuer [speaking, etc.) en rester la [clothes) mettre au rebut | _ out, laisser dehors : omettre : exclure : supprimer | He left me WORD that, 11 m’a fait dire que Lea've'd [livdd] a. [bot] si feuilles ... LEAV'EN [lew-'nn] levain _va. faire lever [fig) corrompre : influer LEADINGS [Z?y] [pi] restes LEC'TERN lutrin (DEC'TURE conference (on, sur] legon (on, de] | seance [scolding) sermon : semonce To give ^ a_, Faire une C \ Course of_s, Cours 2_v. faire une conference (on, sur] donner if une seance [scold) sermonner •i LEC'TURER professeur [at Ecole Nor male Su- ~ perieure) maitre de conferences [occasional) | conferencier (on, sur] VLEC'TURE'SHIP chaire Led [pp. V. Lead]_HORSE cheval de main LEDGE rebord [of rock) recif: saillie LED'GER grand livre [F. Posted] [soldier’s) livret | -LINES [mus] lignes supplernentaires LEE | On the_, Sous le vent [F. A-lee] On the_of the wood, a l’abri du bois | -SHORE terre sous le vent | -WAY derive LEECH [ZtZcZi] sangsue [of sail) chute [pers) -LINE cargue-bouline Lm^decin LEEK poireau LEG FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS LEP Legal -e a. legal : lawful [med) forensic [declaration) statutory Legalement* ad. legally : lawfully LEGALISATION: certificate[sig) witness- Legaliser' ya. to legalize [sig) to witness |_ing LEGALITE _ty | LliGAT' legate [le-ghe-t] LIlGATAIRE [<fc f.] legatee LEGATION•' _ Lege a. [<J>] light : in ballast Legendaire a._ary [en ang. ledje-nn-de-re] ... reste_, ... is still talked of LEGENDE —d : story [d’un plan) references (pi] De_, a. legendary Leger"-ere a. light : swift : feeble : fickle : easy: volatile: thoughtless [blessure. soupQon) slight [biere, etc.) mild | _ d’argent. Short of money | a la __ Lightly : thoughtlessly Legerement' ad. lightly : slightly : swiftly : feebly : thoughtlessly LEGERETE lightness : feebleness : swiftness : agility : thoughtlessness | Une_A thought- Legiferer' vn. to legislate |_Iess act LEGION" — [lidje-nn] —NNA1RE one of the Legion of Honour [romain) legionary LIlGISLATEUR legislator [a.) legislating Legislatif -ive a—ive [election) parliamentary LEGISLATION" _ | LEGISLATURE _ LEGISTE lawyer [authority on law] law ... LEGITIMATION " making ... legitimate Legitime a. legitimate [interets) lawful [-ment- -ly, -lly] Legitimer- va. to make ... legitimate^: to j ustify LEGITIMITE _macy [lidjitt'i-me-ce] law- LEG'S' [pr. lay] legacy [fulness Leguer' va. to bequeath : to leave (a, to] LEGUME vegetable [graines) pulse [bot) pod L^GUMIER” vegetable-dish Legumineux' -eu.se a._nous [gliioumi-ne-ss] l£GUMISTE market-gardener LENDEMAIN” next [ou following] day: day after LENDIT” ancient fair held near Paris Lenitif -ive a. lenitive : assuaging Lent' -e a. slow (a, in] [-emenf -ly] LENTE nit LENTEUR slowness : delay LENT ILL" E lentil [verre) lens [de pendule) ball | _d'EAU duckweed LENTILL-ES" [taclies] freckles LENTISQUE mastic-tree Leonin" -e a. lion-like LEOPARD" [layopar] _ [lepp'eurde] LEPRE leprosy LEE ENGLISH-FRENCH LES LEER oeillade [ra.) regarder ... du coin de l'oeil LEES [lize] (pi] lie ["a nous, etc.] Lee'ward [lou'e-rde] a. | To_, Sous le vent LEFT [<fc a.] gauche [imp. & pp. V. Leave] On [on to] the __ a gauche | -handed a. gaucher [screw) a gauche | _LUGG'AGE OFFICE consigne : depot des bagages | _ luggage ticket, Bulletin de consigne | -off, a. ... de rebut LEG jambe [anim. with paws, etc., birds, and insects) patte [of game, fowl) cuisse [table, chair) pied [compasses) branclie [cricket) jambe [of beef) trumeau | _of MUTTO'N gigot LEG'ACY [legh-e-ce] legs | -DUTY droits de succession (pi] Le'gal [pr. ligue-l] a. legal [of law) de loi: de droit: judiciaire | To take_ADVICE, Con- suiter un avocat [ _ DOCUMENT acte authentique [V. PROCEEDINGS] _lly ad. legalement LEGATEE' [legh-e-ti] legataire (m. & f.] Leg'endary [ledje-nn-de-re] a. legendaire LEG'ERDEMAI'N [g dj : ai e] escamotage Legg'e'd [leghdd] a. [pers, etc.) a jcinibes ...s [things) a pieds ...s | Two-__ Bipede LEGGTNGS [pi] jambieres LEG'HORN HAT chapeau de paille d'Italie Leg'ible [ledj-e-be-l] a. lisible [-bly, -ment] Legislate [ledjiglete] v. legiferer: faire des lois LEGITIMACY’ legitimite fea | —mate a. legitime : juste | _ly ad. legitimement LEI'SURE [lije-r ou leje-r] loisir : commodity [a.) de loisir | I have_to, J’ai le temps de | At_ou Lei'sure'ly, a loisir LEM'ON [lem'nn] citron | Candied_PEEL, ecorce de C | _ SQUASH citronnade | _ SQUEEZER presse-citrons |_TREE citron- nier | -scented VERBENA verveine citron- LEMONA'DE [lemm-e-mde] limonade [nellet Lend va. [imp. & pp. Lent] preter LEND'ER preteur-euse [lecture LEND'ING le pret | _LI'BRARYr cabinet de /^LENGTH longueur : etendue [of time) duree [piece) piece-.bout | 2 feet in_, 2 pieds de L [or de long] At —, Enfin: tout au long More at_, Plus longuement | Full-_[portrait]... en pied | At full-_, Tout au long [pers) tout ■£ de son long | To great_s, Bien loin Leng'the'n va. allonger : etendre [time) pro- 5 longer [vn.) s’allonger : s’etendre : devenir plus long : se prolonger LENGTHENING allongement : prolongation [piecing) rallongement Length'xvise ad. en long : en longueur VLeng'thy a. ennuyeux : qui n’en finit pas LE'NIENCY' [Im-ye-nn-ce] douceur : indulgence | Le'nient [Im-ye-nntt] a. indulgent | _ly ad. avec indulgence LENS [lennzz] lentille [of camera) objectif | Rectilinear_, 0. rectiligne | Tele-photo_, Teleobjeetif | Wide-angle_, 0. grand angu- laire [narcisse des pres [V. Lend] LENT careme | Mid-_, La mi-careme | -LILY LEO [li-o] [ast] le lion | In_, Au lion LEP ER lepreux -euse | LEP'ROSY [lepp'-re- ce] [la) lepre | -HOSPITAL leproserie Lep'rous [lep're-ss] a. lepreux Less, Less'er a. [plus) petit: moindre | To get [ou grow] _, Diminuer : s’amoindrir Less ad. moins (de] [as a termination) sans... | For_than, a M de | _and_, De M en M LESSEE' locataire : preneur Less'en v. amoindrir : rapetisser : diminuer [speed) ralentir LESS'ENING diminution : ralentissement LESS'ON [less'-nn\ legon fed | To give private _s, Donner des L’s particulieres : ‘ courir le LESSOR' bailleur -eresse Lcachet’ LEP FRAN C AIS—AN GL AIS LEV LltPREUX’ -EUSE leper [«.) leprous LEPROSERIE leprosy-hospital Lequel pron. who : whom : that : which ? LIlROT" garden dormouse Les' [A f.~\ art. pi. the [pron.) them Les'dit’s1 Les'dites' a. &pron. the said : afore- LESE-MAJESTE ‘_’ : high-treason [said Leser1 va. to hurt : to wrong : to injure LESINE stinginess | —r" vn. to be stingy : to stand higgling (sur, over] LESINERIE meanness : stinginess : very Lesineux1 -eu.se a. stingy [mean thing LESION" wrong [med) lesion : injury [which Les’quels1 -quelles'pron.pl. who:whom:that: LESSIVE lye: wash | a la_To the W | La _, A large wash | Jour de_, Washing-day Lessiver* va. to scour ... in lye LESSIVEUSE ‘ copper ’ (for washing] washer LEST ballast | Sur_, Sur son_, In ballast LESTAGE ballasting [menf-ly Leste a. lively : brisk : smart : light : free ‘Lester1 va. to ballast LESTEUR ballast-lighter [ou barge] LETHARGIE _gy [th fort] Leth'argique a._ic LETTRE letter bsj ; note | _mise au rebut. Dead letter J a la_, [or, au pied de la —] Literally | Epreuve avant la_, Proof before letters | _close, A sealed book | _morte, A dead letter | _S' [pi] letters | Belles _5 ‘ ’ : polite literature | Spatentes, Letters patent | Homme de _S. Literary man | En toutes_S, In full : plainly | _d’A VIS' advice note |_de CHANGE bill of exchange | _ de VOITURE way-bill LETTRE literary man [chinois) mandarin Lettre-e a. learned : literary LETTRINE letter [typ) ‘superior’ Leu leu | a la queue_, One after another LEUDE liege lord : great vassal | LEUDE tax Leur pron. them : for, with, in, from, to, ou at them [a. possess.) their : their own | Le_, La_, Les_s. Theirs : their own : their ... LEURRE decoy | Leurrer1 va. to decoy LEVAGE hoisting : lifting : raising LEVAIN" leaven : germ | Sans_, Unleavened LEVANT" east : [the) Levan't [a.) rising LEVEE raising: gathering: removal: taking off: rising : embankment [de siege, etc.) raising [de seance) breaking up : close [plan) survey [boites) collection: clearing [cartes) trick [d’un impot) levying [soldats) levy [de la mer) swell _de BOUCLIERS1 rising : general attack LEVER" rising : levee [plans) survey : surveying | _de rideau, Curtain-raiser | _du soleil, Sunrise LES ENGLISH-FRENCH LEY Lest conj. depeur que ... [with subjunct.] LET | Without_or hindrance, Sans entrave Let va. [partic. pres., Letting : imp. A pp. Let] [allow) laisser : permettre [cause ... to) faire (que ... soit ...] laisser faire [rent, hire) louer (to, a] [V. LEASE] [vn.) [for, ...] se loner | To be _, with immediate possession, • a louer presentement | To o’self..., Se laisser ... | _him (etc.) [imp. mood] Qu’il ... | _me see_, us see, [tig] Yoyons, ... | _us talk it over, Nous en causerons — ... alone,_... be, laisser la [or tranquille] laisser faire | ..., let alone his ignorance, ..., sans parler de son I | _him alone! Laissez le tranquille! | _back [steel] recuire — down, descendre : baisser : abaisser [steel) _go [one’s hold] lacher prise |_reci'ire _go there! [<3>] Filez! Laissez! _go the port ANCHOR! Mouillez babord! _go the ROPES ! Larguez les amarres! _... have, laisser, donner (a] [to send) faire parvenir a | He_me have it for 1 fr., 11 me l'a laisse pour 1 fr. _ ... have his own WAY, laissez faire _him in, [ou into] [fig] le mettre dedans _ him into, [a secret, etc.] le mettre dans le secret: lui confier ... _... in, faire entrer [fit in) entailler _ ... know, faire savoir a: prevenir: informer _... loose, lacher _off, laisser partir [a gun) tirer [rocket, etc.) faire partir | _ him off, Lui pardonner : le tenir quitte de | To be _ off with a FINE, En etre quitte pour une amende _out, lacher [hire) louer [secret) divulguer: ‘vendre la meche’ | _ ... out, laisser sortir [widen) elargir [the fire) laisser eteindre LETT'ER lettre [ V. Dead] To see to my _S, Faire mon courrier | _s patent, Lettres patentes | -BALANCE pese-lettres \ -BOOK copie-lettres -BOX boit.e aux lettres | -CARD carte-lettre \ _ CARRIER facteur | -CASE port e-lettres | -CLIP serre-papiers | -PAPER papier a lettres (format commercial] _ PRESS PRINTING la typographic | -SORTER com- mis trieur | -SORTING tri des lettres [V. _-W'RITER] Lett'er va. mettre le titre a | Lett'ere’d a. lettre [book) avec couverture imprimee LETT'ERING titre : lettres (pi] LETTING | _ OUT' location [of a prisoner) elargissement | _VAL'UE valeur locative LETT'UCE [leff-e-ss] laitue | Cos_, Romaine | Cabbage_L pommee LEVEE' [le-w] reception : baisemain /'LEV'EL niveau [_ run, «3l) palier [mine) galerie (d’exploitation"} [a.) uni: horizontal | _with [ou, On a_with] De niveau avec : a ft ear de ... j Spirit_Niveau a bulle d’air To do ‘one’s _ BEST,’ faire tout son possible | ”2 _ CROSSING passage a niveau \ _ with the '-2 EYE, a la hauteur du regard Lev'el [-He’d] va. niveler: aplanir [gun, etc.) pointer [a blow) porter [with, de) mettre au niveau | To_to the ground. Raser LEV'ELLER niveleur | LEV'ELLING nivel- lement [guns) pointage | _STAFF mire LE'VER [pr. live-r] levier [hand_) manette | _WATCH montre a ancre LEV'ERET levraut | LEY'ITY legerete LEV'Y levee [va.) lever [taxes) imposer Lewd [loude] a. lascif: impudique LEWD'NESS [lotide] impudicite LEY'DEN-JAR bouteille de Leyde LEV FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS LIC Lever' va. to lift: to raise : to set up : to throw off [recueillir) to gather [oter) to take away [ou off] [armee, impot) to levy [plan) to prepare {la seance) to close [I'ancre) to weigh [oter) to remove : to leave no ... [rm.) to rise: to spring up | ‘— le pied,’ To ‘clear off’ | Faire — To call up : to raise : to start | Poudre a faire _, Baking-powder | Se_To rise : to arise : to get [ou to stand] up : to spring up [temps) to clear up | a main levee, [dessin] Freehand | Au pied leve, Without prepara- LkVE-NEZ" tripping-line [fig) idler [tion LEVIATHAN" _[en ang. li-vdi’-e-the-n, th fort] LEVIER ' lever [fam) crow-bar LIlVITE Levite [li’-vditt] {sf. fam) long coat LEiViTIQUE Leviticus [a.) Levitical LEVRAUT' leveret LEVRE lip | 11 a le coeur sur les_s, He is a true-hearted fellow | Du bout des _s, Halfheartedly : disdainfully LEVRETTE greyhound (bitch] LElVRIER ' greyhound LEVURE barm : leaven : yeast LEXICOGRAPHE lexicographer LEXIQUE dictionary [grec) lex'icon LIZARD" lizard LEZARDE chink : crevice Lezanle -e pp. cracked se Lezarder' vr. to get cracked : to split LIAIS' [lee-ay] hard limestone (for building] LIAISON" tie : binding : cement: union : connection : acquaintance [ecriture) fine stroke [whs) slur [sauce) thickening [In grammar, _ is the carrying on of a terminal letter to form one sound with a vowel following. When a person breathes, after a word, no_ must take place. Wherever, in this dictionary, a letter is marked with tivo dots, it never forms liaison] In liaison, C is pr. as K : as, Avec elle [av'ekell'] D „ T : Grand homme [graunt-tum'] G ,, K : Rang eleve [rong-kel'-vay'] S „ Z : Les orgues' [layzorg'] X „ Z : Six hommes’ [see-ztim’] LIANE tropical climber ou bindweed : gasket LIANT' softness [fig) affability _-e a. pliant : affable : nice : gentle LIARD” farthing : ‘rap’ [V. CENT 0^] [l'arbre) black poplar | Ldarder' mi. to ‘ screw ’ LIARDEUR-EZJSE stingy fellow LIAS' [lee-ali] _ [en ang. pr. Idi'-e-ss] LIASSE bundle (of papers] LIBAGE rough ashlar | LIBATION" _ LIBELLE libel | LIBELLE wording LIBELLULE dragon-fly Liberal -e a._1 [-ement' -lly] LIBERALISMS [eece-m] _ism : liberals (pi] LIBERALITE _ty [don) gift LIBERATEUR-TRICE _tor : deliverer LIBERATION" discharge : exemption Liberer' va. to discharge : to free : to rid : to exempt Se_, To clear o’s from debt | Action liber de. Paid-up share LIBERTE _ty : freedom | Mettre, Remettre ... en_To set ... at liberty : to free _d’ESPRIT' leisure LIBERTIN"-E _ine [enfant) idle boy [ou girl] [a.) licentious [enfant) idle _TINAGE licentiousness : dissipation LIBRAIRE bookseller | _-EDITEUR publisher LIBRAIRIE bookseller’s [shop : en Amerigue, book-store] book-trade [typ) bookwork Libre a. free : at liberty : unemployed : bold : welcome [papier) unstamped [voie) clear |_a eux de ..., They are free to ... if they like | a l’air_, In the open air | Le_ARBITRE freewill | Le_-ECHANGE free-trade _ -ECHANGISTE free-trader Librement' ad. freely | Libyque a. Libyan LICE Dsj lists (pi] Entrer en_, To enter the lists [F. LI SSL] LICE bitch LICENCE_ : licentiousness : liberty : permission : ‘M.A.’ degree [Amer.) ‘A.M.’ degree [Note. The French_has no exact equiv. in this country. The following renderings must betaken as approx, only : LICENClE licentiate _ ES LETTRES' ‘M.A.’ [master of arts] _ES SCIENCES' ‘B.Sc.’[bachelor of science] _ EN DROIT' ... who has a diploma permitting him to practice LIA ENGLISH—FRENCH LIC LIABIL'ITY danger : susceptibilite (to, de] res- ponsabilite (for, de] Employers’ _, R des patrons | Limited — COMPANY, Compagnie J3a responsabilite limitee \ _ITIES [pi] engagements | Assets and_, Actif et passif Li'able [ldi-e-be-l] a. [to, a) sujet: expose [for, de) responsable [law : to, de) passible | _to serve, Sujet a la conscription | Nothing _ to duty, Rien a declarer LI'AR [lai-eur] menteur-eu.se LI'BEL [laibe-l] libelle : calomnie | Action for __ Proces en diffamation _ [libelle-d] va. diffamer LI'BELLER [lai] diffamateur Li'bellous [lai-be-le-ss] a. diffamatoire Lib'eral [lib'-e-re-l. i tres bref] a. [to, pour, envers] liberal : genereux : abondant _lly ad. [freely] librement Lib'erate [lib'-e-rete] va. [a prisoner) liberer [from, de) delivrer [pigeons) lacher LIBERA'TION [lib-e-reche-nn] [of prisoner) e- largissement [from, de) delivrance: liberation LIB'ERTY [lib'-e-r-te] llberte : privilege | At _En L [diseng.) disponible | At_to, Libre de : [avoir la) faculte de | To take the_of (...ing,] Se permettre de ... Lib'itum [te-m] Ad_, Ad libitum : a volonte LIBRA'RIAN [pr. Idi-bre-ri-e-nn] bibliothecaire LI'BRARY [lai-bre-re] bibliothegue | Lending _, Cabinet de lecture \ _EDITION edition LICE [laice] [pi. de Louse] poux |_de luxe LI'CENCE [pr. Idice-nnce] permission : permis [to deal in ...) patente [certificate and fig) licence \ Driving_, Permis de conduire | Gun _, Port d'armes | Game Permis de chasse | Marriage__ Dispense de bans | To take out a_, Prendre un permis Li'cense va. accorder un permis a | Li'cense'd a. autorise : brevete [dealer, etc.) patente LICENSEE' detenteur de patente LIC FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS LIG LICENCiEMENT" disbanding Licencier’ va. to disband : to dismiss Licencieux" -euse a. licentious [-semenf -ly] LICHAVEN [leesliavane'] kistvaen [vene] LICHEN [lee-kenn] _ [laike-nv] — d'Islande, Iceland moss | _pyxide, Cup-moss LICITATION" sale [to highest bidder] of the Licite a. lawful [-menf -lly] [joint property LICOLor LICOU halter LICORNE unicorn | L1CTEUR lictor [fe-r] LIE sediment : dregs (pi] lees (pi] [fig) dregs | _de VIN" dark claret [colour] [intimate Lie a. | Faire cliere__ To live well | Lie-e a. LIEGE cork : C-tree | Bouchon de_, Cork LIEGEOIS' -E native, etc. of Liege [almanach) LIEN" band : bond : cord : chain [_‘ Zadkiel ’ Lier" va. to tie, tie up : to bind : to fasten : to connect : to combine : to join [entrer en) to enter into ... [sauces) to thicken | _ con- naissance avec ..., To strike an acquaintance with ... |_les mains a..., To tie ...’s hands | Se_, To tie [ou bind] o’self : to be [ou get] connected : to join together : to become intimate [lettre) to join : to be sounded before a vowrel [F. Liaison : Fou] LIERRE ivy | _terrestre. Ground ivy LI ESSE jollity | En _, Merrily LIEU place : cause : origin : family [F. HOUSE, Ni] authority |_sur, Place of safety | An_ de, Instead of | Au_que, Whereas : while | Avoir_, To take place | Avoir_de ..., To have good cause to ... | Donner_a, To lead to, give rise to : to occasion | En haut__ In high quarters [ En premier _, In the first place | En dernier__ Lastly | En tout_, Everywhere | En aucun __ Nowhere | En quelque _que, Wherever | Tenir_de, To take the place of [F. Needful] LIEUX" (pi] premises (pi] [vulg) water-closet | Sur les _, On the premises : at the works [liouilles) at the pit’s mouth [se rendre) to the spot LIEUE league [4 kilom.] [The old *_deposfe’ was 2-422 miles. The ‘_ marine' is 3-453 Eng. stat. miles] Long d'une_, [fig] ‘A mile long ’ | D'une_‘ A mile off’ LIEUR, LIEUSE [agr~\ binder LIEUTENANCE _cy [leff-tenn'-enn-ce] LIEUTENANT"_0=^ [debatimt. march.) second mate j _de vaisseau, Lieutenant ... K.N. | _de PORT" deputy harbour-master LIEVRE hare LIGAMENT" [ligg'-e-me-nntf] LIGATURE _ LIGE [& a.] liege [lidj] allegiance ["man LIGNAGE family:lineage | ‘LIGN'ARD"’iines- LIGN E line : way : rank | Aller a la —, To begin a new paragraph | Mettre ... en_ de compte, To take into consideration | Hors_, Extraordinary | Pecher a la_, To angle :to fish (with rod and line] [The old ‘_’ was LIGN EE lineage : race |_2 m/m 166] LIC ENGLISH-FRENCH LIF LICEN'TIOUSNESS [Idicenn' che-ss-ne-ss] de- reglement: licence : libertinage Lick va. lecher [to lap) laper [the dust) mordre [slang) ‘rosser’ : ‘rouler’ | _ up, devorer | Good_ING, fameuse raclee LID couvercle [eyelid) paupiere LIE [iaV] mensonge : dementi [direction) gise- ment: allure [im.) mentir | To give the_to, Donner un dementi a | -BY [bat] gare Lie [iaV] vn. [pres. part. Lying : imp. Lay: pp. Lain] etre couche : se coucher: se trouver : reposer [stay, be) rester: etre [lean) s’appuyer (against, contre] [with, a) incomber : etre [consist) consister [action at law) se souteniij Here_s C D, Ci-git C D _-A-BED grand dormeur _about, trainer ga et la _by' etre tenu en reserve _dead [money) dormir [pers) etre sur son lit de mort: etre mort _down, se coucher : se reposer | _down! [to a dog] Allez coucher! _ idle, [machinery and com) chomer [money) dormir | _in bed, etre [or rester] au lit | _in wait for, guetter _low, se cacher : caclier ses desseins _to' etre en panne [or en cape] Lie [leu] vn. [imp. A pp. Lied, pr. la'idd] mentir Lief ad. | I’d as_..., J’aime autant ... .2 Liege a. lige LIEN [law] nantissement LIEUTEN'ANT [leff-tenne-nntf\ _ feo | Lord _, [Ireland) vice-roi [county) chef de la magis- trature : prefet | Deputy__ Sous-gouverneur du comte | -GENERAL general de division LIFE [laif] [pi. Lives] vie : existence [in the abstract) la vie [spirits) entrain | Early_, [Sa, ma, or la) jeunesse | For_, a vie [penal serv., etc.) a perpetuite | For dear_, Tant qu’il (etc.) pouvait | ... for my_[I can’t, etc.] Dusse-je y perdre la vie | For (during) their own lives, Leur vie durant | From_, D’apres nature | High__ Le grand monde | I would lay my_upon it, J’en mettrais la main au feu | In my_, De ma vie | In the prime of_, a la fleur de l’age | To the_, Au naturel: parlant | Way of_, Maniere de vivre | -ANNUITY rente viagere | -ASSURANCE assurance sur la vie | -BELT ceinture de sauvetage | -BOAT bateau de sauvetage | -LINE ligne de sauvetage | -long a. de toute la vie \ -GUARD garde du corps | _-_S (pi] garde du corps | _INTEREST usufruit (sa vie durant] -POLICY police d'assurance sur la vie \ -PRESERVER [club] casse-fete | -size a.... de grandeur naturelle \ In his_TIME, De son vivant | 200 LIVES lost, 200 per- sonnes ont peri | On two or more lives [insurance] Sur deux ou plusieurs tetes LifeTess [laif-less] a. sans vie : inanime LIFT effort [help) coup de main [or d’epaule] [mach) ascenseur: elevateur [for goods) monte- charge [*lf) balancine : candelette | Topping _, B de gui | I gave him a_, Je l’ai fait monter avec moi |_ATTENDANT gai-Qon de l’ascen- seur Lift va. lever [to try the weight of) soupeser [fig) elever : relever | LIFT'ING [raising) elevation [cattle) enlevement de betail [shop) vol de magasin | -JACK cric LIG FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS LIM LIGN'ETTE small fishing-line | LIGNEUL wax-end | Ligneux" -ease a. ligneous [fam) LIGNITE [ligg'-ndite] Lwoody Ligotei*- va. to bind (strongly] to lash LIGUE league [Name given in Fr. History to the Cath. Confederation of 1576 under the Duke of Guise. _Sainte, against Venice in 1508. _du Bien public, against Louis XI in 1465] Liguer' va. to join ... in a league | Se_, To league together LILAS’ [A «.] lilac | LIMACE, LIMAS’ slug LIMACON” snail [de mer) periwinkle | En_, LIMAILL'E filings (pi] [Spiral LIMANDE dab [&) parcelling Liman del*’ va. [45] to parcel LIMBE [lin-b, n nasal] [astr. A bot.] limb LIMBES” (pi] [lirib, n nasal] limbo LIME EK3j) file [fruit) lime [zool) lima Li mer’ va. to file : to file off [style) to polish LIMET‘TIER-- [Citronnier_] lime [-tree] LIMEUSE shaping-machine [V. Etau] LIMIER-- bloodhound [fig) spy : police-spy LIMITATION•• _ LIMITE _t : bound : boundary | Limiter* va. to limit Limitrophe a. neighbouring LIMON" mud : slime : sediment [de voiture) shaft [d’escalier) string-board [fruit) lime [■&) ratline | Jus de_s, Lime-juice LIMONADE lemonade [lemm-e-nede'] LIG ENGLISH—FRENCH LIM LIG'HT [laitt] lumiere [day) jour [moon) clair [of the eye, etc.) clarte [lighting) eclairage [fire) feu [match) allumette [arch) jour [J>) feu [V. FEU] 3-_, [window) a 3 bates [gas) a 3 bees | By gas-_, Au gaz | By candle-_, a la chandelle : aux bougies | To give ... a_, [cigar, pipe] Donner du feu a | To give a bad _, Eclairer mal [or peu] The bringing to_, La mise au jour | To come to_, Se mani- fester | In its true _, Sous son vrai jour | To see ... in a different_, [fig] Regarder ... sous un autre point de vue | To be [ou stand] in ...’s_, Cacher le jour a ... [fig) nuire a ... | To bring a_, Apporter line lumiere (a] [V. Strike, u.] The right_[for a picture] Le jour qu’il faut | _ and SHADE [painting] clair- obscur |-SHIP bateau-feu -tig'ht a. etanche a la lumiere : completement obscur Lig'ht [laitf] a. leger [weight) faux [frivolous) frivole [of a room, etc., well-lit) bien eclaire [colour) clair [complexion) blond | _wine, Petit vin | To make_of, Faire peu de cas de : se faire un jeu de | -fingered gentleman [V. Finger] -haire’d a. blond | He is _ -headed, 11 bat lacampagne -hearted a. gai Lig'ht. v. [imp. & pp._ed ou Lit] allumer : s’a [give_) eclairer : illuminer [on) tomber (sur] rencontrer [come down) venir se poser : des- cendre _ed by electricity, Eclaire a Velec- tricite | _ed from ..., Recevant le jour de | _up va. eclairer (with, a, au, a la, aux] [un.) briller : s’animer (with, de] [face) s’epanouir [eye, etc.) allumer /CLi'ghten va. eclairer [lessen load) alleger [dm.) eclairer | LI'G’HTER | Fire-_, Allume- feu | Lamp-_Allumeur | Pocket _, Briquet LI'G'HTER [&] allege [ —MAN gabarier LI'G-HTHOUSE phare; feu LI'G’HTING eclairage (with gas, au gaz] _-UP TIME Vheure d'allumer “Li'g’htly ad. legerement: a la legere [easily) 5 aisement [cheerfully) gaiement | To get off _, S’en tirer a bon compte LI'G-HTNESS legerete LI'G’HTNING [les) eclairs (pi] Struck by _, Frappe -e de la foudre | A flash of —, Un eclair Like_Comme un eclair Sheet _, Eclairs de clialeur (pi] -BUG [Americ.] luciole | -ROD paratonnerre ^LIG'HTS [of animals] [pi] poumons : mou LIG'NUM VI'TiE [lig-ne-mni] bois de gaiac (LIKE [cfc a.] pareil-Zie(a] ressemblant: tel: analogue (a, au] [la) meme chose Such_, Choses semblables | _ ad. comme : en : de meme que | To be just _, Ressembler (a] etre tout le portrait de | That's just_him ! C’est bien lui! Cela lui ressemble bien ! To act_ a gentleman. Se conduire en galant homme | To be_each other, Se ressembler | _master man, Tel maitre, tel valet | What is he_? Comment est-il ? | There’s nothing _ ..., 11 n’y a rien de tel que ... _va. aimer ; trouver bon ; trouver bien [wish) vouloir : plaire: etre bien aise (to, de ...] [of plants) se plaire dans [or a] If you —, Si vous voulez | I should _ to see him do it! [dare] Je voudrais bien voir qu’il osat! | ... just as he_s, ... a son gre : a sa guise \ What would he_me to do? Que voudrait-il que je fasse? 11 should_nothing better than 4 to ..., Je ne demande pas mieux que de ... | As you_it, Comme il vous plaira | I don’t “ much .ne me plait guere | Not to , [of plants] Craindre [V. En Vouloir] LTKE LIHOOD probability | In all _, Sui- vant toute P Li'ke’ly a. probable: vrai-/ semblable : bon [V. Rain] He is not _ to succeed, 11 n’est pas probable qu’il reussisse | Very_Cest bien possible | He looks very _ to, 11 a bien l air de ... | I shall most — ..., Probablement je ... Li'ke’n va. comparer (to, a: with, avec] LI'KE'NESS ressemblance | To have one’s _ taken. Faire faire son portrait Family—, Air de famille | It is a poor — of him. Ce portrait ne lui ressemble pas trop | What a good _! [photo] Comme elle est resseniblante! Li'ke’xvise ad. aussi: egalement: de meme LI'KING penchant: gout: gre | To take a — to him, Le prendre en amitie Not much to his_Peu a son gout | To take a — to the ^ sea, Prendre gout a la mer LI'LAC [lail lilas" Lilt v. chanter gaiement LIL'Y lis feo | _of the valley, Muguet | Day- _, Hemerocalle Tiger-_, Lis tigre | Water- _, Nenufar LIMB" [limin'] membre [of tree) branche [astr : math) limbe | ...-limbe’d, ... membre LIM BER avant-train [_HOLE) anguiller LIM'BO limbes (pi] In_[fam] En cage LIM FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS LIQ LIMONADIER"-LE.R_E keeper of a refreshment room or cafe Limoneux' -ense a. slimy LIMONIER" shaft-horse, wheeler : lime-tree : LIMONIERE shafts (pi] [.lemon-tree LIMOUSIN"-_E native of Limousin [s.f.) woollen cloak [auto) ‘ limousine’ [a.) of Limousin Tness Limpide a._id : clear | LIMPIDITE clear- LIMTJRE [action) tiling [chose) filings (pi] LIN" flax | De_, Flaxen [toile) linen | Fil de _, Linen thread | Graine de _, Linseed | Farine de _, Linseed meal | Huile de _, Linseed oil | Tourteau de_, Linseed cake LIN AIGRETTE cotton-grass LIN AIRE yellow toad-flax : linaria LINCEUL shroud LINQOIR trimmer Lineaire a. linear : long [dessin) geometrical LINEAMENT"_: feature : sketch LINGARD" salt cod LINGE linen : cloth | _sale, Soiled clothes [ou linen] _ de corps, Under L _de table, LINGER"-_EA\E hosier : sempstress |_Table L LINGERIE linen-drapery : hosiery : collars & cuff's (pi] linen-room LINGOT" ingot : bullion : bar [imprim.) clump [balle) slug | _IERE mould Lingual -e [gu as in English] or. lingual [a. e] LINGUET' pawl : latch | Mettre les _s, To LINGUISTE [c/u as in Eng.] linguist |_pa.wl LINGUISTIQUE | La_Phikdogy |_a. _tic Linier" -iere a. flax | LINIERE flax-field LINIMENT' _ | LINOLEUM _ : floor-cloth LINON" [Toile de_] lawn LINOT" LINOTTE linnet | Tete de_Empty LINOTYPE _ Ksfc | LINTEAU lintel L^ead LION"_[Rugir = to roar] [dandy) ‘swell’ | Le_, [ast] Leo | Part du_, Lion’s share LIONCEAU young lion : cub LIONNE lioness : fashionable woman LIPPE thick-lip | Faire la_To pout LIPPEE mouthful: good meal | Une franche Lippu -e a. thick-lipped L_‘ A regular go ’ LIQVEFACTION’' _ Liqu'efier' va. to liquefy LIQU’EUR liquor : liquid : spirit [sucre) ‘liqueur ’ | Vin de_, Vin_eux, or_quoreux, Sweet wine Avoir trop de _, To be too sweet j Verre a Liqueur-glass | _ TITREE standard solution | ‘LIQU'ETTE’ shirt LIM ENGLISH-FRENCH LIQ LIME [laimm\ cliaux [bird_) glu [linden) til- leul [lemon) lime : limon : limettier | Quick_, C vice | Slack _, C eteinte | -BURNER chau- fournier | - JUICE jus de limons | -KILN four a chaux | -LIGHT lumiere oxhydrique | -L. VIEWS, Projections | _STONE pierre a chaux [flux)castine [geol)calcaire j —STONE QUARRY carriere a chaux | -WASH [V. Whitewash] _WATER eau de chaux _va. engluer [agr) chauler LIM'IT limite : borne[va.) limiter: borner: res- treindre| _S cadre | Limited[com] arespon- sabilite limitee :... en commandite : anonyme LIMITATION [teche-nn]_ | Statute of_S, [.Loi sur) la prescription Linin' va. peindre : dessiner LIMP boitement [vn.) boiter [a.) flasque | _ CLOTH toile souple | _ LEATHER peau LIM'PET lepas : patelle [souple LINCH'PIN esse: clavette LIN'DEN [ou_TREE] \linn'de-mi\ tilleul LINE [lainn] ligne : corde [tow) amarre [dash) trait [streak) rate ,Sso [poet) vers [row) file : alignement [of soldiers on guard) haie [out_) contour [sort) genre [ships) service [proposed _) trace | Single_[«§&] Voie unique | That is out of my_, Cela n’est pas de mon ressort | To drop him a_, Lui ecrire deux mots | To cross the_, Passer l’equateur | Just a_, Un petit mot | Chalk_, Cordeau j Heavy_, Gros trait | Plumb_Fil a plomb | ‘ It's hard_S! ’ C’est dur! | We must draw the_somewhere, 11 faut cependant qu’il y ait une limite | _of BUSINESS partie : metier | -ENGRAVING taille-douce [zincogr.) gravure au trait | _ DRAWING dessin lineaire | Line va. [with, de] doubler [walls, etc.) revetir [with iron) blinder [edge) border [to.) [with, avec] aligner: niveler | _up [shafting, etc.] aligner LIN'EAGE [linn'-i-edge] ligne'e : race Lin'eal a. [descendant] en ligne directe LIN'EAMENT [linn'-i-e-me-nnte] trait ( LIN'EN toile de fil [table) linge | All_,Pur | fil | Irish_, Toile d’Irlande A change of_, g Du L de rechange | Clean, Dirty_L blanc, •7 L sale | -DRAPER marchand de nouveautes: S m. de toiles \ -DRAPERY nouveautes (pi] K -ROOM lingerie \ -SHEETING toile -WAREHOUSE magasin de blanc 1_a. de toile \ _THREAD fil de lin LI'NER [tat] [of cylinder) chemise interieure \ Atlantic_, Transatlantique LING [plant) bruyere [fish) morue Ling'er [pr. ligne-gueur] vn. trainer :s’attarder [in suspense) demeurer | _ing a. prolonge : languissant: qui tarde : lent ‘LING'O’ [vulg] jargon LI'NING [la'i'i doublure : garniture [of a hat) coiffe [anat.) paroi [masonry) revetement LINK chainon : maillon [fig) lien [moor) lande [in st. engine) coulisse \ Connecting_, Trait Yunion [U. Missing] -BOY porte-flambeau | -MOTION mecanisme de renversement Link va. [with] s’enchainer (dans] relier avec LINN'ET linotte : linot LI'NOTY'PE [la'ino-t.aipe'] linotype [leeno-teep] LIN'SEED graine de lin | -CAKE tourteau de lin | -MEAL farine de lin \ -OIL huile de lin | -POUL'TICE cataplasme de farine de lin LIN'SEY-WOOL'SEY tiretaine LINT charpie | LIN'TEL linteau : plate-bande LI'ON [lai-e-nn] lion [person) lion, lionne | _’s share, Part du L | The_s [fig] Les curiosi- tes | -he'arted a. ... au cceur de L LI'ONESS lionne LIP levre [animal’s) babine [cup) bord [jug, etc.) bee [V. SLIP] To open one’s _s, Desserrer les dents -SAL'VE pommade pour les levres Lippe'd a. aux levres ... \ Thick-_Lippu Liq'uefy [lik'-oui-faij v. liquefier : se 1 LIQ FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS LIV LIQUIDATEUR _tor LIQU IDATION" _ : selling off [dette) settlement [de compagnie) winding-up [Bourse) delivery : settling day [vente) clearance sale LIQUI'DE liquid [likk'-ouidd] fluid : spirit [a.) liquid [poet) watery [tig, argent) clear Liqu'ider" va. to liquidate [pr. lik'-ouidete] to clear : to sell off [compagnie) to wind up LIQU'ORISTE spirit-dealer Lire va. (Table 44) to read | On lit dans le ‘Times’ ....TheTimes says ... | Dans Vattente de vous_[com] Hoping to hear from you: awaiting your reply LIS [leece] lily [V. FLEUR de _] Teint de Lily-white complexion [piped LISERE border : piping : narrow edging [a.) LISERON”, LISET" bind-weed ' [stand LISEUR -EUSE reader [sf.) book-marker: book- Lisible a. legible [interessant) readable _ment' ad. legibly : clearly LISIERE selvage : list: edge [de bois) border | a la_, [enfant] In leading-strings LISSE rail : ribband : strake [tissu) warp [a.) smooth : glossy Lisser' va. to polish : to put a gloss on | LISSEUR -EUSE polisher LISSOIR polisher : burnisher LISTE list: roll [du jury) panel |_electorate, Register of voters LIT" bed: bedstead: marriage[J>)berth [cours) channel [de justice) seat | _a part [F. Bed] _ CAGE folding bed | _ de DOULEUR sickbed |_de FER iron bedstead | _de MORT" death-bed | — de PLUME feather bed | _de REPOS' couch LITANIE ‘ long story of it ’ | _S' (pi] litany LITEAU stripe:chipping-piece| ...a_x,Striped LITEE lair | LIT ERIE bedding LITH ARGE _ | LITH IUM _ LITH' OCH'ROMIE chromo-lithograph LITH'OGRAPHE lithog'rapher [en ang. th fort] _PHIE lithog'raphy : lith'ograph [lieu) lithographic printing-office _phier’ va. to lithograph | _phique a._ic LITH' OTOHIIE_my : cutting for the stone LITIERE litter | Faire_de, [fig] To scatter ... right and left LITIGE litigation : dispute : going to law Litiqieux’ -euse a. litigious : contentious LITORNE fieldfare LITRE liter [one pint and three-quarters and 1-100th. I'. Table 91] Litteraire a. literary Litteral -e a. literal [re-Z] [-lemenf -lly] LITTERATEUR : literary man LITTERATURE literature LITTORAL coast-line [a.) of [ou on] the coast LITTORINE periwinkle LITURGIE_gy | Liturgique a. of the L LIURE rope [du beaupre) gammoning LIVARDE sprit [ LIVARDIER" spritsail Livide a. livid LIVIDITE livid hue Livrable a. ... for delivery LIVRAISON" delivery : part : number | Avis de_, Delivery note | Voiture de__ D van LIQ ENGLISH-FRENCH LIV Liq'uid a. liquide [fig) douce [letter) mouille Liq'uidate [dele] va. liquider [concordat LIQ'UID A'TION [a, e ] _ | In _, En L : en LIQ'U'OR liqueur \ In _, The worse for _Ivre : ‘en ribote' | To_up, [American] ^ ‘ Prendre un petit verre ’ | _QUES'TION S question de l'alcool _ TRAFFIC commerce des boissons aldooliques [plant) reglisse LIQ'U'ORICE [lik'-e-riss, i bref] reglisse [the LISP zezaiement [v.) zezayer [fig) begayer Lisp'ing a. qui zezaye [or begaye] Liss'oin [ce-mm] a. [fam] souple LIST liste : role [classified names) nomenclature [wines) carte [cloth) lisiere [slant, 4>) bande [va.) cataloguer | Half a_, Une demi-bande | Army_Annuaire militaire | Navy_A. de la marine | To enter the_S, Entrer en lice | _ SLIPP'ER chausson List vn. vouloir [vulg. for enlist) s’engager Lis't'en vn. ecouter (to, ...] preter Voreille LIS'T’ENER auditeur [bad sense) ecouteur -euse Lis't’ening POST, poste d'ecoute List'less a. nonchalant | _ly ad. nonchalam- ment | _NESS nonchalance Lit 1pp. V. Light] LIT'ERAL [pr.litt'-e-re-l]coquille [a.)litteral | _lly ad. a la lettre : au pied de la lettre Lit'erary [re-re] a. litteraire [pers) lettre |_ MAN [pi. men] litterateur : honime de lettres LITERA'TI [litt-e-retaQ [pi] savants Lithe,_some [lai. th faible] a. souple LITH'OGRAPH [th fort] —pliie [va.) lithogra- LITHOG'RAPHER [th fort] lithographe Lphier LIT'IGANT [ghe-nntt] plaideur [les) proces LITIG A'TION [gheche-mi] litige : contestation LIT'MUS-PAPER papier de tournesol LITT'ER [of straw) litiere [on horse or mule) cacolet [brood) portee [confusion) fouillis | In a_En desordre [in a carriage) en litiere Litt'er va. joncher | To _ ... about, Mettre en desordre | To_down, Faire la litiere a LIT'TLE pen [vinegar, etc.) filet | Every — helps, Les petits ruisseaux font les grandes rivieres \ To make_of, Faire peu de cas de Lit'tle a. [comp. Less : superlat. Least] petit [ad.) peu : guere : peu de chose [followed by a noun) peu de : guere de | As_as possible, Le moins possible | However_, Si minime soit- il: taut soit peu | _or none, Peu ou point | _ by _, Petit a petit: peu a peu | _ BOY garQonnet | _ FINGER, auriculaire | _ GIRL fillette _ONES [pi] petits [lit. children) petits enfants | Poor_THING ! Pauvre LIT'TLE‘NESS petitesse Lpetit Live [livv, i bref] vn. [on, de) vivre : se nourrir [at. a : in, en) demeurer : habiter ... [survive) survivre | As long as he_s, Tant qu’il vivra | Enough to _ on, De quoi vivre [V. Menage] What is there to _ for? a quoi bon vivre? [ V. Learn] _down, arriver a vaincre _ out, passer [America) etre en condition _ up to [spend] depenser Live [Idive] a. vivant : en vie [coal) ardent | _AXLE pont a cardan | _RAIL rail con- ducteur | _ STEAM vapeur vice |_STOCK betail Long'-Iive'd' a— qui vit longtemps LIV FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS LOC LIVRE book | Grand_, [com] Ledger _JAUNE [En Angleterre, Blue-book] LIVRE pound : franc | _ sterling, Pound [The present _ weight is J kilo: the old Fr— was approx. 490 grammes, but varied much] LIVREE livery : servants (pi] [fig) badge Livrer* va. to deliver : to hand over : to trust: to give up : to betray | _bataille a, To fight (a battle with] Livre a la circulation, Opened for traffic | Se_a, To devote o’s [ou one’s attention] to LIVRET" book : memorandum-book : handbook [X) small book [d’ouvrier) official certificate [de caisse depargne ou de banque) passbook [Chaix) time-table LOBE_ | LOCAL place : premises Local -e a._[lofc'l] Ligne d’interet_Light railway | Projet d’interet_Private bill LOCATAIRE tenant : lodger : householder Locatif -ive a. the occupier's ... [valeur) letting LOCATION" —: letting: hire:renting:use (de, of] Agent de_House agent | Bureau de_, [theat] Box-office | _de ....... let on hire LOCH [lok] log | LOCHE loach [litnace) slug Locher' v. to be loose : to shake LOCOMOBILE portable engine [a.) portable Locomoteur -trice a._motive LOCOMOTION" — LOCOMOTIVE — [fam) engine LOCULAR one-grained wheat LIV ENGLISH-FRENCH LOC LI'VE'LIHOOD [pr. Idiv-le] vie [fam) ‘gagne- pain ’ | Means of_, Moyens d'existence | To get one’s_, Gagner sa vie LIVELINESS [Idiv-le] vivacite Li've'ly [laiv-le'] a. vif: anime : gai: enjoue [active) alerte [witty) spirituel [child) espiegle | _imagination, I vive LIV'ER foie | _ COMPLAINT maladie du foie | -WORT hepatique LIV'ER | Free_Good_, Bon vivant LIV'ERY livree | To keep a horse at_Tenir, mettre un cheval en pension | _MAN [pi. _men] membre dline corporation [Londres] -SERVANT domestique (en livree] At a _ STA'BLE [stebl] Chez le [or un] loueur de chevaux : en pension LIVES [pi] [pr. Idivz] [V. LIFE] LIV'ING vie: subsistance [keep) entretien [eccl) benefice : cure | I get a_out of it, J’y gagne ma vie _is dear, La vie est cliere | Cheap__ La vie a bon marche | Style of_, [expendit.] Train de vie | He’s fond of good__ 11 aime la table | The cost of_, Le prix de la vie Liv'ing a. en vie : vivant I While he was_De son vivant |_CREA'TURE [fcri] etre anime LIZ'ARD [ze-rde] lezard [4>) branches (pi] LL.D. docteur en droit LLOYD'S [for classing ships in France, and giving shipping intelligence) Bureau Veritas | _AGENT agent du Veritas Lo! int. Voici! Voila! Voyez! LOACH loclie LOAD [lode] charge : fardeau : poids [of goods) chargement | For full_, [st. eng.] a pleine charge | Barrow-_, Brouettee | Boat-_, Batelee | Cart-_, Charretee |_limit, Limite de la charge | Tensile_, Effort de traction | Compression_, Effort de C | -LINE ligne de [flottaison en] charge _va. charger [fig) embarrasser: accabler (with, de] [vn. 4?) prendre charge (pour] ed stick, Canne plombee | Breech-_ing, Se chargeant par la culasse LOAD'ER [lode-r] chargeur | Breech-_, Fusil qui se charge par la culasse LOAD'ING [lode] chargement: mise a bord LOAD'STONE [lode] aimant LOAF, ou_of BREAD, [pi. Loaves] [pr. lofe, Zow2]pain(entier]mtc/tei _about.ou around, vn. faineanter | LOAF'ER [lofe-r] faineant LOAM [6] glaise [tech) terre | _y a. glaiseux LOAN [lone] emprunt [of, de) pret | To raise a_, Faire un E | _s on security, Avances sur titres | _SOCIETY societe de credit Loath [oa o : th fort] a. | To be_to ..., Faire ... a contre-coeur Loathe [oa 6 : th faible] va. detester LOATHTNG [th faible] degofit: aversion Loath'some [th faible : se-ni] a. repoussant : LOAVES [lovz] [pi. de Loaf] [odieux LOB [at tennis] ‘ chandelle ’ LOBB'Y couloir : couloirs (pi] ‘_ING ’ intrigues parlementaires (pi] LOB'STER homard | Rock —, Langouste Lo'cal [ke-i] a. _ : regional : du pays | _ OPTION controle direct, par les habitants d’une localite, du commerce des boissons alco- Loca'te va. determiner la position de [pliques LOCH [lok] [en Ecosse] lac LOCK serrure [pad_) cadenas [of gun) platine [of canal) ecluse [of hair) boucle : meche (de cheveux] Air_, Poche d’air His hoary_s, Ses cheveux blancs | To come to a dead_, Etre arrete net | Combination__ Serrure a combinaisons \ Double _, S & double tour | Mortise _, S encastelee | Spring _, S a ressort | Stock_, S a pene dormant | Under _ and KEY, Sous clef | -JAW trismus : tetanos | -KEEPER eclusier | -NUT contre- ecrou | -OUT ‘_’: fermeture des ateliers | -STITCH point indecousable [ft.) ... a point noue | ‘In the -UP, ’ ‘ Au violon ’ Lock va. fermer (... a clef] serrer [signals) en- clencher [wheel) bloquer : accrocher | _... in, enfermer | _ out, [workmen] renvoyer en masse To _him out, Fermer la porte a clef sur lui [ V. STABLE-DOOR]_up, enfermer [imprison) ‘ coffrer ’ [typ) serrer | _ up, [capital, etc.] immobiliser | _-up a. LOCK'ER coffre | Chain _. Puits | Shot LOCK'ET medaillon [Parquet a boulets LOCK'ING fermeture (a clef] _CATCH encliquetage d’arret LOCK'SMITH [t7i fort] serrurier LOCOMO'TWE l_ | _ RUNNER mecanicien LOCOMO'TOR ATAX'Y ataxie locomotrice LO'CUM-TE'NENS [ti'-nennz] remplatjant LO'CUST [lo'ke-ste] sauterelle \ White_, [in America] Acacia | -BEA^ caroube LOC FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS LON LOCUTION" expression : idiom : phrase LOF luff: windward [d’un navire) loof | Lever les_s, To raise tacks and sheets Lofer' vn. to luff | Lof! Helm’s a-lee! LOGARITH'ME _m [en ang. th fort] LOGE cell : chamber : den [de theatre) box [de portier, et de fr.-ma<jon) lodge | Aux 'premieres _S' [tig] In a capital place _able a. tenantable : tit to live in LOGEMENT' lodging : accommodation : quarters : seating [X) quartering | _garni, Furnished lodgings | Billet de_, Billet-ticket Loger' v. [dans, in : chez, a, with, at] to lodge : to put up : to take ... in : to live : to stay [X) to billet | Se _, To take lodgings [X) to lodge (themselves] [chose) to lodge : to be lodged | Loge a pied et a cheval, Entertainment for man and beast LOGEUR -EUSE lodging-house keeper LOGICIEN"_an [lodjiche-nn] LOGIQUE logic [«.) logical [-menf -lly] LOGIS” lodging : house | Harder le_To stay in | La folle du_, Our fancy | Retenir ... au _To keep ... indoors [F. CORPS'] LOGOGRIPHE log'ogriph : word-puzzle LOI law : authority : power | Homme de _, Lawyer | Projet de _, Bill | Cela fait_, It «is the law [ou, It is law] Faire la_a ..., To § domineer over ... | Se faire une_de .... To ~ make it a rule to ... | Tomber sous le coup de la_, To come under the law [V. LAW] Loin" ad. far: far off: a long way : away [Prov. F. SIGHT] Au __ Far away Bien —, A long way [tig) very far (de, from] De —, At a distance : a long way off | _cZ'epuiser ..., So far from exhausting ... | De _en _, At long intervals |_de son compte, Out in one’s reckoning LOINTAiN" distance |_-e a. distant: far off LOIR dormouse Dormir comme un_, To sleep like a top Loisible a. permissible LOISIR leisure : time | a_, At L : leisurely Lombaire [»n nasal] a. ... of the loins LOMBES' [m nasal] [pi] loins LONDONIEN" -NNE Londoner [a.) London LONDRES [lon-dress : n nas.] Havannah cigar LONG” length : full length [ad.) a great deal | Vouloir en savoir _, To want to know all about it | En savoir trop_To know too much Long' Longue [g as k before vowel] a. long [V. ELL, ang.] Tout au_Along : at full length De_, Long | De longue main. A long time in advance | Se promener de — en large, To pace up and down | Tirer de_To ‘ make off’ | En_, Lengthways : longitudinal | En dire_[V. Volume, ang.] Le_(de), Along | Plus_, More : longer | Tout le_de ..., All along [ou through] Tout le_du chemin, All the way | -COURRIER" or Navire au _- COURS' Sea-going ship Capitaine au_-_, Master mariner : sea-going captain | Faire _ FEU, To hang lire LONGANIMITE forbearance : long-suffering LONGE tether : thong [de veau) loin Longer' va. to run along (by] to keep along LONGERON" sole-bar : side member of chassis LONGEVITE _ty [lonn-djev'-e-te) LONGITUDE _ [Le bureau des_s answers to the Royal Observatory or Nautical Almanac Office in England, or Cambridge Observatory, U.S.] Longitudinal-e a. 1 [-lenient.' -lly] LONGRINE [V. Longuerine'] Long'temp's' [pr.mp nasal] ad.long : along while | Depuis__ Long ago : for some time LOD ENGLISH-FRENCH LON LODE [o] filon | Copper_, F de cuivre LODGE loge [va.) loger [put) mettre : enfoncer [complaint) deposer : porter [an appeal) in- terjeter (appel] [wheat) abattre (par le vent] [r>n.) loger (at, a, chez] se loger : s’arreter (a] c -KEEPER concierge flocataire ^LODGER locataire (m. & f.] Fellow-_, Co- “LODG'ING logement | A night’s_Le L "^pour la unit | _S (pi] appartement (sing] °In _, En chambre | Private _, Ghamhre metiblee | -HOUSE hotel garni [low) garni a la unit LOFT grenier : soupente Hay-__ G a foin Lof'tily a. avec hauteur : fierement: haut LOF'TINESS hauteur : elevation : fierte Lof'ty a. eleve : sourcilleux [style) soutenu LOG buche : rondin : tronc d’arbre [&) loch | In the_, En grume | To heave the_, Jeter le L | -BOOK journal de bord | -CABIN, -HUT, liutte de troncs d’arbre LOG'AN STONE [logh-nn] rocher branlant LOGG'ERHEADS | At_a couteaux tires LOG'IC [lodjic : o bref ] [la) logique Log'ical [lodfi-ke-l] a. logique [-lly, -ment] LOG'WOOD [o dans sort] bois de Campeche LOIN [pr. lo'inn : o dans sort] longe [mutton) carre | _S [pi] reins Loi'ter vn. flaner : lambiner : perdre son temps LOl'TERER musard : flaneur Loll,_about, vn. se pencher : s’etaler ‘ LOLL'IPOPS ’ [o dans sort] [fam] dragees Lon'don [pr. le-nn'de-nn] a. ... de Londres : Londonien | _ PRIDE le desespoir des peintres | LONDONER Londonien -ienne Lone [Zone] a. solitaire : isole LO'NE'LINESS [Zone] solitude : isolement Lo'ne'ly [Zone-Ze'] a. solitaire : desert : isole | To feel very_, Se sentir bien seul Tmonde Lo'ne’some [Zone] a. solitaire : retire (du Long [o dans sort] a. _: grand [drawn out) allonge [protracted) prolonge | 2 miles _, 2 milles de long | Not to be_, [be quick] Ne pas tarder: lie pas se faire attendre: ne pas etre longtemps | A_BILL, Un grand compte | -dated BILL, effet a longue echeance\ _BOAT chalonpe | _ HUNDRED grand cent | _HOME derniere demeure | That’s a_PRICE. C’est bien paye | In the_RUN, a la longue It is a_TIME ago, 11 y a long- temps | For a _ TIME, De longtemps | _ way [ F. Lengthwise] The longest WAY round. Le chemin des ecoliers | -beaded a. fin: sagace | He is_-winded, 11 est'rasant’, or tres ennuyeux LON ENGLISH-FRENCH LOO Long ad. longtemps [during) pendant | _ since,_ago, Depuis longtemps : il y a long- temps | As_ago as, Deja en ... | Before _, Ere _, Bientot : sous peu : avant peu | He lived_enough to, 11 vecut assez Dour \ He won’t be_before he is in, 11 ne tardera pas a rentrer | As_as, Tant que | As _ as he lives, Tant qu'il vivra | All day_, Toute la X. jour nee | Not_, Peu de temps | Not_ago, =o11 n’y a pas longtemps : naguere | Not _ gbefore, Peu de temps auparavant | Only ... £_enough to, Ne ... que le temps necessaire 7pour | How_will he be in Paris? Combien de temps [or de jours] sera-t-il a P? How _ have you, etc. [ V. Depuis] How _ is it since he left? Combienya-t-ilqu’ilest parti?| How _ is it since they left off ... ? Depuis combien ont-ils cesse de ... ? | So_as [whilst] Tant que ... | ... has been _ talked of, 11 a ete longtemps question de ... Long vn. brCiler (to, de] soupirer (for, apres] I'm_ing to see him, 11 me tarde de le voir LONG'CLOTH [fine calico] percale LONG'CLOTHES (pi] maillot (sing] Long'er [logn'-gueur~\ a. plus long [ad.) plus longtemps . ... de plus | No_, Ne ... plus | It is no_so, 11 n’en est plus ainsi | The_ you stay, the better, Plus vous resterez, mieux cela vaudra LONG'ING [logn'-igng'] desir ardent : grande envie | _ly ad. avec envie [or ardeur] Lon'gitu'dinal [lonndji-tiou'-di-ne-l] a. — _SEC'TION coupe [or profil] en long _SLEEPER longrine [clairvoyant Long'-sig'ht'ed (sditedd'] a. presbyte [fig) LONG'SUFF'ERING longanimite [a.) plein-e de longanimite Long'wiiuled a. [fig] long:ennuyeux : ‘ rasant’ /'LOO \lou] [Za) mouclie | -TABLE gueridon LOOF [*] lof LOOK regard : mine : air | To give him a _, Lui lancer un coup d’ceil | How does he like the_of ... ? Comment trouve-t-il ... ? | I don’t like the _of it, [fig] Cela ne sent pas bon [ V. Deplaire] There’s a queer _ ^ about it, Cela a l’air louche | To have a last g _at. Regarder ... line derniere fois | We i4 must not judge people by their _s, 11 ne g faut pas juger les gens sur la mine ^LOOK-IN' | To give ... a _, Passer cliez ...: 2. Dire un petit bonjour a ... £ LOOK-OUT' guet: surveillance [place, spot) ~ belvedere [&) vigie | His' —, Son affaire | ■g To be on the _, Avoir l’oeil au guet [for) £ etre a la recherche (de] [ J>) etre en vigie, or s a la decouverte | To keep a good [ou bright] ~ _, [«3>] Yeiller bien [V. Bossoir] jjLook! int. Yoici! Voila! to T wi. regarder [to appear) paraitre : m -LitJ V7IV avojr pair [house, etc.: out on, to- 0 wards, sur : into, dans, sur) donner | He ^ _s poorly, 11 a l’air malade |_in the index, Cherchez a la table des matieres | Way of _ing at things, Maniere de voir _about, regarder autour de soi: s’orienter To_about for ..., Chercher ... (du regard] _after [to oversee) surveiller [take care of) avoir soin de : garder : s’occuper de V._alive [fam] se remuer : se depecher (LOOK v. (continued) _at, regarder [to see) voir [fig) considerer : envisager | _at the bright SIDE, Yoir tout en beau | _at the other SIDE, Voir le re- vers de la medaille _back, regarder en arriere : faire reflexion [upon, a) se reporter 1_big ’ [fam] faire le tier : se rengorger _down, baisser les yeux _down on, regarder ... du liaut en bas [elevation) dominer [despise) mepriser _for [seek) chercher [expect) s’attendre a _forward to ..., attendre .. avec plaisir (etc.] compter _here! Voila! [I say!) Dites done! Tenez! _ in', regarder : entrer : venir [upon ...) passer cliez ... : aller dire bonjour a ... o_ into, examiner [aspect of house) donner Jj_like, ressembler a : avoir l’air de [sur - on, upon, considerer: regarder (as, comme] o To be looking on', Etre spectateur : regarder h]_out, regarder [seek) chercher [take care) -r prendre garde : se defier | I am _ing out o for a place as ..., Je suis a la recherche >3 d’une place de ... | _out'! Gare! Attention! to_out for, [to seek) chercher [on watch, 4>) S veiller pour apercevoir [expect) attendre : r° s’attendre a [int.) Gare ...! | _out for the rtZ trains! Attention aux trains! \netre §_out of, regarder par (the window, la fe- ^_o'ver, examiner [proof-sheet) revoir [over- see) surveiller [forgive) pardonner ~_rather queer' [fig] avoir une apparence ’5_sharp, se depecher [douteuse S_' to, regarder [to take care of) veiller [turn L' to) avoir recours a §_ through, regarder a travel's ... [a tele- 15 scope) regarder dans [run through) parcour ir g_up, lever les yeux : relever la tete [prices) etre a la hausse [ra.) s’attendre a [seek) cher- r—, cher [pers) aller voir | When things are_ing '~p up again, Quand les affaires reprendront 2_well, avoir l’air bien portant [things) faire bien : aller bien £ LOOK'ER-ON' [pi. _s-on]spectateur: curieux tl'Look'ing a. \ Good-_, Beau : belle \ Horrid- 0_Qui a un air affreux | Nice-_, Mignon ^ LOOK'ING-GLASS miroir : glace aLOOM metier | Power-_, M mecanique ® _vn. se dessiner (dans le lointain] OLOON imbecile [bird) grand plongeon OLOOP boucle [needlework) bride | 'To_the l-' _, ’ Boucler la boucle | -HOLE meurtriere [fig) ecliappatoire: faux-fuyant Loop up va. retrousser Loose [pr. louce] a. [from, de] delie : defait [detached) detache [escaped) echappe [unchained) dechaine [slack) lache : ample : large [shaking) branlant [tech) qui a du jeu [pulley) folle [morals and medicine) relache [style) decousu | To get _, Se delier : se defaire [shake) branler [escape) s’echapper | To cast_[a gun. etc.] Larguer | _CASH menue monnaie \ ‘At a_END,’ Desoeuvre | _ LEAF ..., ... a feuillets mobiles | _ TOOTH dent branlante Loose [louce] va. lacher [ V. Loosen] Loo'se'ly [loucele'] ad. d’une maniere decou- V sue: sans liaison [morals, etc.) librement LON FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS LOU LONGTJE long note : long syllable | a la_, In the long run Longuement' ad. at length : a long time | Trop At too great length | En donner _ de, To tell ... all about ... | Plus_, More fully LONGUERINE longitudinal sleeper : banjo LongueC -ette [fam] longish : rather long LONGUEUR length : slowness : duration | Trainer en __ To move slowly : to drag on : to last a long time | _S' slowness : delays LONGUE-VUE glass : telescope LOPIN'' [fam] bit : morsel : lot Loq uace [fcicass] a. loquacious LOQUACITE [kivass] _ty LOQU'E rag [plante) bitter-sweet | En_s, In rags and tatters | LOQUELE flow of words LOQUET" latch | Fermer au_, To latch LOQUE'TAGE [tech] locking LOQUE'TEAU fastener f"woman LOQUE'TEUX' -EUSE [& a.] ragged fellow (ou LORETTE ‘anonyma’ Lorgn'er' va. to ogle : to look (at] to keep an eye on : to look at ... through a glass LORGN' ETTE glass | _ de spectacle, Opera G LORGN'ON" eye-glass LORIOT" golden oriole j Compere_Stye LORRAIN''-E Lorrainer [a.)of [ou in] Lorraine Lors” [lor] ad. then : at the time (de, of] Des' _, From that time : next, ... : thenceforth : from this | Pour_, Then : in that case Lorsque conj. when : whilst [shaped LOSANGE lozenge | ... en _, Diamond- LOT" [to]_[ang. toft] prize | Gros_, First P LOTERIE raffle [de l’etat. etc.: & fig) lottery | Mettre ... en_, To put ... up for a raffle Loti-e a. provided for | ‘Bien _,’ ‘In for a good thing ’ LOTIER" bird's-foot trefoil LOTION" _ [loche-nn] Lotir va. to allot ; to portion [ V. Loti] LOTISSAGE assaying LOTO_ | En boules de_, Goggle (eyes] LOTOPHAGE lotus-eater [te-ss] LOTTE eel-pout : burbot | LOTUS [fuss] — Lounble a. laudable : praiseworthy LOUAGE hire : rent : letting out | De_, Hired LOUANGE praise a to_de, In P of | Chanter les_s de, To sing the P's of Louanger' va. to praise : to keep praising Louangeur-euse a. ... of fulsome praise Louche a. suspicious : equivocal [phrase) ambiguous [pers) who squints [couleurs) muddy LOUCHE ladle [outil) wimble [poiss) loach Loucher' vn. to squint : to look awry LOU CHET" spade Louer' va. [prendre a louage : maison) to rent [cheval, voiture) to hire [donner a louage) to let [cheval, etc.) to let out | a_, To be let [maison) to let | Se _, To hire o’self out [maison) to let (for] Louer' va. [donner des louanges a] to praise | Se _, To praise o's [de, upon) to pride o's [de, of) to be very proud [de, with) to be thoroughly satisfied LOO ENGLISH-FRENCH LOU Loo'sen [louce-nn'] v. delier : detacher [shake) ebranler : se delier [screws) desserrer LOOS'E'NESS relachement [of fit) ampleur LOOS'E'STRIFE salicaire [yell.) chasse-bosse LOOT [tofite] butin [va.) piller Lop [-ppe'd ‘ loppt’] va. ebrancher: elaguer [ _-eare'd a. oreillard | LOPP'ING elagage Loqua'cious [lo-koue-che-ss) a. loquace LORD [Eng. title) lord [fig) maitre: roi | The _, [God] le Seigneur : l’Eternel | First _ of the Admiralty, Ministre de la marine \ _S of the A, [pi] Ministere de la M | First _ of the Treasury, President du Conseil | My_‘ Milord ’ [speak, to judge) Monsieur le President _CHANCELLOR grand chaneelier _CHIEF JUSTICE premier president _ LIEUTENANT [F. Lieutenant] The_’S PRAYER, Voraison dominicale The HOUSE of_S, La cliambre des Lords LORDS-and-LADIES [bot] pied-de-veau Lord' it over, vn. faire le maitre avec Lord'Iy a. noble : fier : magnifique : hautain LORD'SHIP seigneurie | His_Monsieur [le comte, etc.] [eccl) Monseigneur : Sa Grandeur LORE savoir [V. Folk-lore] LORR'Y camion | Motor_C automobile Lose [pr. louze] va. [imp. <& pp. Lost] perdre (by, a] egarer [watch, clock) retarder (de,...] _o’self, Se perdre [U. Life, Minute] LO'SER [louze-r] perdant | I’m a_by it, J’y perds | He will be a_, 11 sera en perte Lo'sing CONCERN [lotiz] mauvaise affaire LOSS perte | At a_a perte [ V. Mevente) To be at a_to, Avoir de la peine a : etre em- barrasse de : ne savoir comment ... | Dead __ P seche | To meet with a _, Eprouver une P [U. Loser, Profit] Without_of TIME, Sans perdre de temps | He’s never at a_for a WORD, 11 n’est jamais a la recherche d’un mot Lost pp. [V. Lose] perdu : egare [V. LOYE] As good as_Bien aventure | -LUGGAGE OFFICE depot des objets perdus (or trouves] LOT [toffe] sort [auctions) lot' [to] [quantity) part: tas : quantite : ‘fourne'e’ | A_of silks, [advt.] Parties de soiries | Large, small_, [com] Forte, petite partie | It fell to my_ to ..., II m’arriva de ... : ce fut a moi a [or del ... | A bad_, Un mauvais garnement | They are a bad_, Ce sont de vilaines gens | Job __ Solde _S [pi] quantites : une masse : une infinite | Yes!_s of them! Oui! a revendre | To draw_s, Tirer au sort Loth a. [ V. Loath] LOTT'ERY loterie LO'TUS-TREE [lo'-te-ss] lotus /^Loud a. haut: fort: grand : eclatant [cheers) vifs : tres vifs [noisy’) bruyant : ‘tapageur’ « [staring) criard \ To be _ in one’s ADMIRA'- <5 TION for, ‘Avoir to bouche pleine de ’ ~ Loud, Lou'dly, ad. a haute voix : tout haut: i fort: avec grand bruit | To shout —er, Crier iLOU'DNESS grand bruit: force [.plus fort LOUG H lac | _ ..., Le lac de ... '^LOUNGE, LOU'NGING CHAIR chaise longue \ _SUIT complet veston | Lounge = vn. [_about) flaner [upon, sur) se pencher LOU FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS LUB LOUEUR -EUSE (pers.)who lets out... : Ietter- ‘ Loufoque’ a. mad:‘cracked’ [out: praiser LOUGRE [&] lugger LOUIS' [or_d'OR] 20 franc piece LOUP" wolf [Hurler = to howl] mask [V. Faim, Froid] Dans la gueule du_, [au figure] In [ou into] the lion's mouth | 11 a vu le_It isn’t the first time with him | 11 faut hurler avec les_s, When we are at Rome we must do as Rome does | Les_s ne se man gent pas entre eux, Dog don’t eat dog! | Quand on parle du _on en voit la queue, Talk of the Devil and his horns will appear a pas de_, Stealthily | Y aller a pas de_, To make no noise about it | Etre connu comme le _ BLANC" [or GRIS"] To be known to everybody | _ de MER 'old salt’ | -CERVIER" lynx | -GAROU were-wolf [fig) ‘regular bear’ LOTJPE wen [joaillerie) flaw[bois) boll: beau- tifully-veined boll of hardwood [verre) magnifying glass | Vu a la_, Magnified Lourd' -e a. heavy : dull : close : clumsy | Je me sens_, I feel drowsy [ou heavy] LOURDAUD''-7? clumsy fellow [ou tiling] Lourdement' ad. heavily : grossly : clumsily LOURDEUR heaviness : dulness LOUSTIC wag : buffoon : ‘old joker’ LOUTRE otter | Casquette de_, Fur cap LOUVE she-u'olf [outil) clips (pi] LOUVE'TEAU wolf’s cub [fig) son of a freemason LOUVE' TE'RIE equipage and lodge for wolf- LOUVE'TIER" wolf-hunter [hunting Louvoyer' vn. to tack : to tack about LOVELACE [Zou-Zass] lady’s man : lady-killer: Lover' va. [&] to coil [rake Loyal -e a. honest: true : straightforward: faithful [-lement' -ly, -llv] LOYALISME loyalty : localism | _ISTE_ist LOYAUTE fidelity : honesty : honour : fairness LOYER" hire : allotment [de maison) rent Ln -e pp. [V. Lire] read [redd] LUBIE whim : fad | Avoir des _s, To take crotchets into one’s head LUBRICITE lustfulness : lewdness LubrifianP -e a. lubricating Lubrifier' va. to lubricate LOU ENGLISH-FRENCH LUC LOUN'GER [lad] flaneur Ta. pouilleux LOUSE [laoce] [pi.Lice] pou | Lou'sy [laoze] LOUT rustre | Lazy_Paresseux : faineant LOVE [pr. le-vv] amour [V. important note at Amour] affection [friendship) aniitie [pers) ami -e : ‘ mie’[va.) aimer (d'amour] He is over head and ears in _, 11 est amoureux fou | He’s fallen in_with her, II est epris d'eZZe | To give one’s_to ..., Faire ses amities a ... [Best_, V. Embrasser] To make _ to ..., Faire la cour a | To play for_, Jouer pour rire | 30, _! [tennis] 30, zero! | There was no_ lost between them, Ils ne s’aimaient pas outre mesure | This dictionary has been a LABOUR of _ to me, C’est avec amour que j’ai travaille a ce dictionnaire | But it has not been _’S LABOUR LOST, Mais cela n’a pas ete peines d’amour perdues | Twelve months after it was out it could hardly be had for _ or MONEY, Un an apres sa publication on pouvait a peine se le procurer a quelque prix que ce fut | The _ of MONEY is the root of all evil, L’amour des richesses est la source de tous les maux | _ BIRDS [pi] inseparables | _ FEAST agape | -IN-A-MIST [bot] cheveux de Venus | -K'NOT lacs d’amour | -LETTER billet doux | -LIES-BLEEDING queae-de-renard | -LOCKS [pi] accroche-coeurs | _MAKING [Za) cour \ -sick a. malade d'amour | -STORY histoire d’amour : histoire galante ^LOV'ELINESS amabilite: charme Lov'e'ly a. charmant: ‘joli-e a croquer’ | A_little Un amour de ... LOV'ER pretendant : amante : ‘amoureux’ ^ [of, de) amateur [poet) amant-e [In familiar ? language, Amant is used in an unfavourable ~ sense : but Amoureux is not. V. Littre, 2571] A_of the past, Un ami du passe Lov'ing a. affectionne : tendre Lov'ingly ad. affectueusement | To look _ ^ at, Faire les yeux doux a Low [Id] a. bas : petit : vulgaire [downcast) abattu [fever) lent [bow) profond | When the water is_, Quand Veau est basse [lowest, in rivers) ;i l'etiage | _ad. bas : en bas [low- priced) a bas [or a vil] prix [shape) bas de forme [bowing) profondement | -bred, mal eleve | On _ DIET, a la diete | -rigge'd, ras | -spirited a. abattu | -WATER MARK, le niveau des basses eaux [river) l’etiage Low' [Id] vn. beugler Low'er [lo-e-r] a. bas : inferieur | -case a. [typ] bas de casse _down ad. plus bas | -MAST bas-mat | -YARD basse-vergue Low'er [lo-e-r] v. baisser : abaisser [to lessen) diminuer [degrade) ravaler [let down) faire baisser [or descendre] [to the deck) amener | _away there! [&] Filez! Affalez! | To_a BOAT. Mettre une embarcation a Veau or a Low'er [lao-e-r] vn. s’obscurcir \la mer _ing a. sombre Lo'w'est [lo-estt] a. [le) dernier : [le) plus bas : [le) plus infime | At the_Au bas mot LO'W'ING [16] mugissement LO'W'LAND [lo-le-nnd] terrain bas : plaine LO'W'LINESS [Zo-Ze] humilite Tcoeur Lo'w'ly [lo-le] a. humble | _in heart, H de LO'WNESS [Id] petitesse : bassesse : situation basse [depression) abattement [of price) depression [of water) peu de profondeur Loy'al [loi-e-l] a. fidele (to, a] [-lly, -ment] LOY'ALTY [ldi'-e-lte: o dans sort] fidelite LOZ'ENGE pastille : tablette [shape) losange | Cough_, Pate pectorale LUBB'ER [le-bb-e-r] lourdaud | Land-_, Marin d’ecm douce | _’S HOLE trou du chat Lubb'erlv a. gauche LU'BRICANT [lou] lubrifiant Lu'brieate [lou'bri-kete] va. graisser LUBRICA'TION [keche-nn] graissage : lubrifi- cation Forced G sous pression | LU'BRI- CATOR graisseur | Sight-feed__ G a debit LUCC'A OIL [le-ke] liuile deLucques [visible LUB FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS LUT Lubrique a. lewd : wanton [-ment -ly] LUCANE stag-beetle LTJCARNE sky-light [a la capncine) dormer- Lucide a._d : clear [window LUCIDITE _ty | LUCIOLE fire-fly Lucratif -ive a._ive | LUCRE_ LTJETTE uvula | LUEUR glimmer : gleam LUGE toboggan | _r' vn. to T | LUGEAGE tobogganing | LUGEUR -EUSE tobog'ganer Lugubre a. dismal : doleful [-ment' -lly] Lui pron. him : her : to (at, for, with, in, from) him [ou 7)er] he : it : to it : at it [_-meme) himself : itself | Lui pp. invar. [ V. Luire] Luire vn. (Table 51) to shine : to gleam upon LUISANT' gloss:polish | -e a. shining:bright- glistening | Ver_, Glow-worm LULU [Alouette_] wood-lark LUMBAGO _[en ang. pr. le-mm-be-go] LUMIERE light : candle : lamp : splendour [tig) judgment : knowledge (sur, of] information \_V. Mettre en_] Travailler a la_, To work by candle-light [ou artificial light] _ d'admission, Steam port | _d'echappement, Exhaust port | _S' [pi. fig] intelligence : enlightenment LUMIGN'ON ' snuff : end of candle Lumineux' -euse a. luminous [ne-ss] LUNAIRE [grande_) honesty [a.) lunar Lunatique a. D^) whimsical : moonstruck LUNCH [pr. as in Eng.] _ | ‘_er’ v. to lunch LUND1 Monday | Faire le _, To ‘ keep Saint- Monday’ [i.e. stop away drinking] _ GRAS' Shrove Monday LUNE moon | Avoir des _s, to be full of whims | Faire un trou a la _, To make tracks : to bolt : to ‘shoot the moon’ | Vouloir prendre la_avec les dents, To wish for impossibilities [ U. Wild-goose] de MI EL. Honeymoon LUNETIER" optician LUNETTE [d’approche) telescope : glass [ V. Meridienne] [X) lunette [os) merrythought [water-closet) seat [de tour) stay | -JUMELLE field-glass | LUNETTES'[pi] spectacles[d’un cheval) blinkers [auto) goggles LUPANAR house of ill-fame | LUPIN" lupine LUPULINE nonsuch: ‘ hop-trefoil ’ | LUPUS _ 11 y a belle 1LURETTE.' It is ages since LURON" jolly fellow | Franc_‘Regular brick’ LURONNE buxom lass ou woman LUSIN" or LUZIN" marline LUSTRAGE glossing Lustral-e a. ... of purification LUSTRE_: gloss : splendour : five years: chandelier [gas-) pendant [electrique) electro- Lustrer' va. to gloss [etoffe) to glaze [her LUSTRINE linenette LUT [pr. the f] lute : luting : cement Luter' va. [tech] to lute | LUTH' lute rfort LUTH'^RANISME [neece-m~\ ism [nizz-m : th LUTH'^RIEN "-ENNE [A. a.] .Lutheran LUTH'lER" musical instrument maker LUTIN" elf : sprite : kelpie [enfant) naughty child : ‘ pickle ’ | _-e a. provoking : wild Lutiner' va. to tease [vn.) to be troublesome LUTRIN" lectern [pers) choristers (pi] LUTTE wrestling : struggle : contest : strife LUC ENGLISH-FRENCH LUT LUCERN'E [pr. lou] luzerne LU'CIFER [MATCH] allumette LUCK [Ze-fc] chance | Good _, Bonne C [V. Pendu] Ill__ [ou bad_] Mauvaise C | Run of ill_, Deveine [V. VEIN El Luck'ily ad. par bonheur | Luek'less a. malheureux Luck'y [le-ke] a. heureux | To be __ Avoir de la chance [or ‘ veine ’] And a_THING it was she did so! Et bien lui en prit! LUCUBRA'TION [bre-che-nn] elucubration Lu'dicrous [fcre-ss] a. risible : comique _NESS nature comique Luff [le-ff] va. lofer [F. TACKLE] LUFF'ER BOARDS [pi] auvents articules LUG [pr. le-gh] [tech] patte: tasseau | -SAIL voile a bonnet | Dipping_, Voile a bourcet Lug [-gge'd] va. trainer LUGG'AGE [le-ghe-dj] bagage : bagages (pi] I will see to the_, Je m’occuperai des B’s _CARRIER,_GRID, porte-bagages _LABEL [Ze'be-Z] etiquette a bagages _RAIL galerie a bagages _YAN voiture [or fourgon] des bagages : fourgon [V. GOODS, Lost, Left] LUGG'ER [&] lougre : chasse-waree Lu'ke'warm a. tiede | _NESS tiedeur LULL [Ze-Z] accalmie [u.) bercer: calmer : se c | _to sleep, Bercer : inviter ... au sommeil LULL'ABY [Ze-Ze-be] berceuse : chanson LUM BER [le-mm'-be-r] vieilleries (pi] choses de rebut (pi] [com) bois de charpente | -ROOM chambre de debarras | _ing a. lourd LU'MINARY [loiV-mi-ne-re ] [of learning, & literal) lumiere [of religion) flambeau Lu'minous [lou'-mi-ne-ss] a. lumineux LUMP [le-mmpp] masse [piece) morceau [swelling) enflure : gonflement [va.) prendre en bloc [_ together) mettre en masse \ In [ou by] the _En bloc |_SUM somme en chiffres ronds LU'NACY [Zon-ne-ee] alienation mentale : folie LUNATIC aliene : fou | _ ASY'LUM [e-ga'i- Ze-m] maison d'alienes : Jlf de fous LUNCH. LUN'CHEON [le-nnche-nn] ‘lunch’: dejeuner | -BASKET panier de provisions \ -TIME Vheure du dejeuner Lunch vn. dejeuner : ‘ luncher ’ LUNGE [Ze-nje] botte LUNGS [u, e] [pi] poumons [chest) poitrine LURCH [leurtch] To give ... a _, Faire une embardee [carnage) faire un cahot | To leave him in the_, Le planter la LURE [loure] leurre [va.) leurrer Lu'rid [lourixld] a. triste : sombre Lurk [leurZc] vn. se cacher : etre aux aguets LURK'ING PLACE [Zeurfc] cacliette Treux Lus'cious [le-che-ss] a. delicieux [wine) liquo- LUS'CIOUSNESS douceur delicieuse: liqueur Lush [Ze-cZi] a. succulent LUST [pr. le-sstt] luxure [covetousness) convoi- tise | _after vn. convoiter Lus'tily [le-s'te-le ] ad. vigoureusement LUS'TRE [Ze-ss-Ze-r] 1_: splendeur : eclat Lus'ty [le-sste ] a. fort: robuste : vigoureux LUTE [loute~\ lutli [luting) lut [va.) luter Substantives in Capitals. All FEMININE words in Italic. MASCULINE, thus. LUT FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS LYS L utter’ vn. to wrestle : to struggle : to contend (contre, with] to vie with each other ou one another | _de vitesse, To race LUTTEUR wrestler (LUXATION" [med] dislocation LUXE luxury : show | Faire un peu de_, To have a little something extra (for a treat, etc.] ... de _, Magnificently got up | ‘Ca n’etait pas de_,’ ‘It was about time to do g so ’ | Edition de __ ‘: library edition : fine-paper copy | Objets de_, Fancy goods | X Train de_, Pullman-car express Luxer’ va. to dislocate | Se_, To be dislo- Luxueux' -ease a. luxurious |_cated LUXURE lust LUXURIANCE_ | Luxuriant’ -e a._t vLuxurieux’ -ease a. lewd LUZERNE lucerne LUZERNIERE field (ou patch) of lucerne LUZIN" [&] houseline LYC£e lyceum : college [In France the ‘ lycee ’ is a State college : the ‘ college’, a municipal or private institution] LYCtEN" collegian LYCHNIDE, LYCHNIS lychnis LYMPHE [m nas] lymph [ang. pr. limmff] LYNCHAGE lynching | Lyncher* va. to lynch LYNX _ LYONNAIS’ -E native of Lyons [ou of the neighbourhood of Lyons] [a.) of [ou in, ou around] Lyons [ang. pr. Idi-e-nnz] LYRE_ [ang. pr. Idire] Oiseau-—, L-bird Lyrique a. lyric | Theatre_, Opera-house LYS [old spelling of LIS, lily] LUX ENGLISH-FRENCH LYN Luxu riate [le-gzouriete] vn. [in, dans] nager: se plaire Luxurious [le-gzou'-ri-e-ss] luxueux : de luxe [person) voluptueux | _ly ad. avec luxe : voluptueusement LUX'URY [le-k'se-re] luxe : surabondajice : vo- lupte | A to us, Du luxe pour nous | Brought up in the lap of_, Eleve -e au sein [or au milieu] du luxe | A wash is quite a_after ..., Quel delice de se laver apres ... (or, C est un grand delice que de se laver, etc.] ...ly [termination, ad.] ...ment LYCE'UM [lai-ci-mm] lycee LYCH'NIS [y, i tres brefs] _: lychnide [fam) passe-fleur : coquelourde LYDD'ITE [ddi] l_:»nelinite \ LYE lessive Ly'ing (part. pres. V. Lie] LY'ING- [le) mensonge [a.) menteur e LYING-DAYS [*] jours de planche LYING-IN' couches (pi] _HOSPITAL hospice pour les femmes en couches [in Paris) La Maternite ^LYMPH vaccin [in veins) lymphe vLvnch [linn'] va. lvncher | _ING lynchage ^LYNCH LAW [linncli] [la) loi de Lynch ~'LYNX [lignkse. i bref] _: loup-cervier M FRAN AIS—AN GL AIS MAG M | M. abbr. for Monsieur : ‘ Mr. ’ [F. MM] m. = metre Ma a. poss. my | Oui_mere! Yes, mother! Maboul [argot] a. ‘a bit cracked’ Macabre a. grim : ghastly | Danse_, Dance MACADAMISAGE macadamizing [of Death Macadamiser' va. to macadamize MACAQUE baboon | MACAREUX' puffin MACARON" macaroon | MACARONI _ MACCH'ABIlE [argot] dead body MACEDOINE fruit in jelly : medley : ‘hodge- MACERATION"_ [re'che-nn] [.podge’ Macerer' va. to macerate [mass'-e-rete) MACFARLANE Inverness cape MACHAON" [ch, k) swallow-tailed butterfly MACHE corn-salad [a chevaux) mash MACHEFER slag MACHELIERE grinder | Dent_, Jaw-tooth Macher' va. to chew | _la besogne, To do ‘half the work’ | Je ne mache pas mes mots [fig] I don’t mince matters Je ne le lui ai pas mache, I told him so plainly MACHEUR-EUSE [de tabac] chewer Machiavelique [ch, k) a. —velian MACHICOULIS’ ‘_’ : machicolations (pi] Machinal -e a. mechanical : involuntary Machinalement' ad. mechanically : involun- MACHINATEUR plotter Iterily MACHINATION" [neche-nn) scheme MACHINE_: machines (pi] [a vapeur, etc.) engine [V. Engine] _ct COUDRE, Sewing- machine | _a ECRIRE, Typewriter | — a RABOTER, Planing-M | _ a REGLER, Ruling-M | _S' AGRICOLES' agricultural implements | _S' OTJTILS' machine-tools Machiner' va. to plot: to scheme MACHINERIE machinery osj: plant MACHINISTE _t [theat) scene-shifter MACHOIRE jaw [pens) 'regular blockhead’| _S' [pi] cheeks (tech] [de frein) jaws Maehonnei” va. to mumble | MACIS" mace MACLE_ : twin-crystal [bot) water caltrops MAQON" mason : bricklayer ["stop] up Magonner' va. to build [boucher) to brick [ou MAQONNERIE ma'sonry |_en brique, Brickwork | _en pierre de taille, Ashlar-work Maconnique a. mason'ic | MACRE V. Made MACREUSE black diver : velvet duck MACULATURE waste sheet [ou paper] MACULE spot : stain | Sans _, Immaculate Maculer' va. to spot [typ) to set off MADAME [plur. Mes'dames) Mad'am : * Mrs ’ MADAPOLAM _ [sort of calico] MADELEINE Mag'dalen [magh-de-lenn] MADEMOISELLE Miss : the young lady MADI^RE Madeira MADONE Madonna [me-donn'a) MADR AGUE large net for tunny fishing MADRAS [pr. the s] India handkerchief | Une robe de_A cotton-print dress Madre -e a. spotted [ruse) crafty : deep MADRElPORE _ MADRIER" thick plank of oak : joist MADRIL^NE [& f. & a.) [native) of Madrid Mafflu -e a. chubby : round-faced MAGASIN" shop [_en gros) warehouse [en Amerique) store [a poudre : et revue) magazine | En_, In stock [ad.) wholesale | Garmon de_, Shopman : warehouseman MAGASINAGE warehousing : storage MAGASINIER" warehouseman : store-keeper [livre) stock-book MAGES' [pi] magi [me-djai] [”bref] MAGICIEN" -NNE magician [me-djiche'nn, i M.A. ENGLISH—FRENCH MAG M.A. [maitre es arts] licencie es lettres _DEGREE' licence MACAROO'N macaron | MACAW' ara MACE [a, e ] [spice) macis [club of office) masse | -BEARER [bere-r) massier OVIACHI'NE m_feo : appareil [Scotch sense) voiture | Bathing-_, Cabine de bains | Milling-__ Machine a fraiser | News__ Machine a journaux | Printing-_, Presse mecanique | Shaping-_, Etau-limeur [In French the word _ feo is often not used, but replaced o by a new form, such as Reaping-_, Mois- <5 sonnease. V. Mecanique, Fr.j -cut GEAR'S ING, engr^jiage a denture fraisee | -GUN ~ mitrailleuse | Motor_, Auto-M | -GUNNER mitrailleur | -made a. fait a la machine \ -SHOP atelier (de construction] -TOOL ma- chine-outil | Machi'ne'd a. [nuts, &c.] usine MACHI'NERY mecanisme [machines) [les) machines : materiel : outillage [fig) rouages (pi] By_, a la machine ^ MACHI'NING [typ] tirage a la machine MACK'EREL maquereau [F Sprat] MACKINTOSH impermeable Mack'intosbe’d a. caoutchoute Mad a. fou : insense [dog) enrage [fierce) furi- eux | To drive him_, [ou to _NESS] Le rendre fou | Like _, Comme un enrage [or un possede] [F Yentre, Fr.] To be_after, Avoir la rage de | ‘As _as a March hare’ [ou ‘ as a hatter ’] Fou a Her | That fellow is_,! Est-il assez fou! | -CAP [<fe a.) ecer- vele -e : fou, folle • ‘toque ’ | -HOUSE maison de fous | In, To the_, ‘a Charenton’ _MAN [pi. _men] fou | - WOMAN [pi. -wo- MAD’AM [madd'-mm] Madame [men) folle Madd'e'n v. rendre fou |_e'd [pr. mad'nndd) pp. enrage | _ing a. ‘enrageant’ MADD'ER garance \_ROOT garance: alizari Made pp. [F. Make : Machine]_DISHES entremets | _GROUND terres de rapport g Made-up a. controuve : apprete : faux : fac- tice | _STORY, Fiction : ‘ roman ’ MADE'I’RA [me-di’ra) madere MAD'HOUSE [F. Mad] Mad'ly ad. follement: comme un fou MAD'NESS folie : rage [ V. Mad, line 2] MAGAZI'NE [X) magasin [ship's) soute atix poudres [book) ‘ magazine ’ | The_s, Les reviles : les recueils periodiques | Powder-_, Poudriere \ _ARTICLE article de revue \ _RI'FLE [rai] fusil a repetition MAG'DALEN Madeleine \ Mary_, Marie M\ _ASYLUM, Maison de files repenties MAGG'OT [ma-ghe-t) ver : larve [fig) lubie Magg'oty a. plein de vers [fig) capricieux MAG FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS MAI MAGIE magic | _NOIRE black art Magique a. magic [madjik] [ menf -ally] MAGISTER pedagogue Magistral -e a. made to prescription [fig) masterly [imperieux) masterful MAGISTRAT" magistrate _TRATURE magistracy : the bench (pi] MAGN'AN" [south of France] silkworm Ting MAGN' ANERIE silkworm-nursery : S-breed- MAGN'ANIER” breeder of silkworms :gMagn’anime a. magnan'imous [-mf-ly] • • \-MAGN' ANIMITE magnanimity § g MAGNAT' magnate : lord 2 g>MAGN'ESIE magnesia [mcli-yal . 5 MAGN ESIUM _ [niche-ye-mni} ^ 5 Magn'etique a. magnetic c '-2 Magn’etiser' va. to mesmerize T_ ® ? MAGN ETISEUR mesmerizer\MAGN‘ETO •3 §MAGN'£TISME _sm : mesmerism [s, z] To? MAGNIFICENCE _ : grandeur § gMagnifier' va. to magnify : to extol : to c 6> praise ["-menf -ly W sMagn'ifique a. magnificent : splendid S MAGN OLIA, LIER" magnolia MAGOT” baboon : grotesque figure : hoard MAHOMETAN" -E [<fc a.] Mahom'etan MAHOMIlTISME [eece’m]Mahom'etanism [izzm MAI May | Le^_, The Maypole MAIE [or MEE] trough : bread-bin : cover MAIGRE lean [a.) lean [mince) thin [pauvre, sec) poor [soupe, etc.) vegetable [houille) 11011- bituminous | _ comme un clou [V. Thin] Aliment _, Fasting food | Diner _, Fish dinner | _diner, Poor D | Faire_, To fast | Faire_chere, To fare badly | Jour_, Fast- Maigrelet' -ette a. rather thin Lday MaigremenP ad. poorly : badly MAIGREUR leanness : thinness : poorness Maigrir vn. to get thin | 11 maigrit, He is get- MAI'L' mall [tech) sledge-hammer Lfing thin MAI'LL"E mesh : stitch : link [wionwate) farthing [constr. de navire) opening | Aiguille a —, Netting-needle | _a partir, ‘ A bone to pick ’ | Cotte de_S“ Coat of mail Mai'll'e-e a. mailed : strong : spotted MAI LL'ECHORT' German silver MAI LL'ET " mallet MAI LL OCHE beetle MAI'LL'ON" stitch [chaine) link : shackle MAI'LL'OT" long-clothes (pi] [d'acteur) tights [de bain) bathing costume[liydrotherap.) pack MAIN" hand [ecriture) handwriting [papier) quire [aux cartes) deal [detiroir,etc.) handle | a la_, By hand | a _ levee, Freehand | a deux_s. With both hands | a pleines_s, In abundance | Avoir la haute_dans, To be at the head of | Avoir la_ lxeureuse. To be lucky | De longue _, [ V. Long, Fr.] De _ de maitre, In a masterly way. manner | De premiere _, At first hand [ Derniere _, Finishing touch [ou stroke] En_, In hand | E11 venir aux_s, To come to blows | Faire — basse sur, To lay hands on : to fall upon | Haut la_, As easy [easily] as can be : offhand | Ils en sont aux_s, They are fighting | Les _s nettes, With clean hands [ Les _s vides, Empty-handed | N’y pas aller de _ morte, To set at it in earnest | Passer par les —s de ..., To have to do with Sous_, Underhand | Sous la _, At hand [ Se faire [or Se perdre] la_, To get one’s hand in [out] S’en laver les _s, To have no more to do with it | Tour de _, Sleight of hand : instant | -CHATJDE hot cockles | -CODLANTE handrail | -COURANTE day-book | -d'(EUVRE workmanship : labour | -FORTE assistance MAG ENGLISH-FRENCH MAI MAG'IC [madjik] magie [a.) magique _ LAN'TERN lanterne magique Mag'irally [ke-le~\ ad. par magie Magisterial [madjiss-tiri-e-l] a. de magistrat [fig) magistral [-11 y, -ement] MAG'ISTRATE [madje-ss-tre'te]_strat: juge [examining_) juge d'instruction MAG'NA CHAR'TA [karta) la Grande Cliarte MAG'NATE _t: grand [fam) gros bonnet MAG'NET aimant Field _, Aimant inducteur Magnetic a. aimante [pole) magnetique MAGNE'TO [m] magneto | Low-tension _, M a tjas.se tension [notiser Mag'netize va. aimanter [fig) magnetiser: hyp- Mag'nifie'd [fdidd] a. ... vu a la loupe : grossi MAG'NIFI'ER [/ai'-e-r] loupe | Mag'nify va. grossir : augmenter [elevate) exalter MAGNIFYING POW'ER grossissement MAG'NITUDE grandeur: importance MAG'PIE [magg'-pai] pie | MAHOUT' cornac MAHOG'ANY [e-ne ] acajou [a.) d’A : en A MAID pile [virgin) vierge [.servant) bonne : domestique | _-OF-ALL-WORK bonne a tout faire | _ of ORLEANS Pitcelle d’Orleans MAI'DEN jeune pile [a.) vierge : virginal [name) de jeune pile [speech) de debut _LADY demoiselle , MAI'DENHAIR FERN capillaire | MAI'DENHO OD virginite Mai'denly a. doux : de jeune pile : delicat MAIL [w?e'Ze] [cotfe de) mailles [post) courrier : matte : poste | -BAG sac des [or de] depeches | -CARRIAGE [travelling post-office] bureau ambulant | - CART courrier | - COACH [fco] malle-poste \ - STEAMER paquebot-poste \ -TRAIN train-po.S'Ze Mail [me'le] va. [mot americain] mettre a la Maim [meme] va. mutiler [paste /MAIN fort: principal: ocean [gas, etc.) tuyau ^ principal: conduite [a.) principal: essentiel: ^ grand [V. TACK] In the — En general : l pour la plupart \ _ BODY gros | -CHAINS s [pi] porte-haubans du grand mat | _LAND « continent ] _LINE grande ligne | -MAST v2 grand mat | -SAIL grand’voile | -SHEET s grand!ecoute \ -SPRING grand ressort [fig) V cheville ouvriere \ _STAY arne (d’un parti] | soutien | -STAY'SAIL pouilleuse \ -TOP v| grand'hune \ -TOPMAST grand mat de . hune | -TOPSAIL grand hunier | -TOP- ~ GALLANT'-MAST mat de grand perro- ~ quet | -TOP-GALLANT'-SAIL grand per- 1 roquet 1 _TRUCK pomme du grand mat | V -YARD grand'vergue MAI FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS MAJ MAINLEVEE withdrawal : replevin MAINMISE seizure MAINMORTE mortmain Maint'-e a. many : many a ... [Henceforth Maintenant' ad. now : now-a-days | Des _, Maintenir va. (Table 15) to maintain : to hold : to keep : to keep up : to defend [la foule) to keep in order | Se_, To continue : to stand: to hold one's ground [viour MAINTIEN” maintenance : deportment : beha- MAIRE Mayor | MAIRESSE [fam] Mayoress | MAIRIE mayoralty : residence of the Mayor : Town-clerk's office Mais' conj. but: why | _oui! Yes ! indeed it is! [ou, Yes ! indeed I am, etc.] Je n’en puis _I can't help it [F. Pouvoir] MAlS [pr. the s] maize [me'ze] Indian corn [en Amerique) ‘ corn ’ | Farine de_, Corn-flour MAI SON" house : home : household [de commerce) firm [F. Net, & Nouveau, Fr. ] a la _Home EKsj; at home : in-doors : in | L’ami de la_A friend of the family | — d'arret, Prison | _ de correction, Reformatory | — de garde, Watchman’s cottage | — de sante, Private asylum | Etat de_Establishment | _pnblique, House of ill-fame | Les Petites- _s. Bedlam | _NNEE whole house (full] MAISONNETTE little cot : ‘ little crib ’ MAISTRANCE dockyard staff: mates (pi] warrant officers MAiTRE master : owner : landlord : head ... [&) boatswain : warrant officer [d’equipage) second mate [F. Conference] [In the French Bar, lawyers are styled_abbreviated as Me ] [Mme stands for Madame] Ils sont nos _s' [fig] They beat us : they are ahead of us [F. Under, ad.] Petit_Fop : swell | Avec maisem de _, Residential (estate] Chambres de_, Family and visitors’ bedrooms | Voiture de_Private carriage | _-AUTEL, High altar | — de CHAPELLE, choir-master | _ d’^COLE, schoolmaster | _d'£TUDE, usher | _ d'HOTEL, steward : head cook | Le_de 1'HOTEL, The hotel-keeper | Sauce a la _ d’HOTEL, Sauce of butter, parsley, chives, whole pepper, and lemon juice | _ CLERC" head clerk | _ GARQON" foreman : leading man j_ HOMME clever man |_MECANICIEN chief engineer | _ de QUART” boatswain’s mate [F. VALET] MAvTRESSE mistress : teacher : governess : landlady : head ... |_femme, Clever woman \ Petite _, Affected woman | _ ancre, Sheet anchor | Voute _, Centre arch Maitrisable a.... that can be mastered [school MAiTRISE mastership [d’eglise) choristers’ Maitriser* va. to master : to get the mastery of MAJESTE —ty [ang. pr. ma-dje-ste] , Majestueux' -ease a. majestic [-semt' -ically] MAJEUR [mus] major | _-e a. greater : greatest : of age : adult | Force _e. Irresistible necessity : impossibility | MAJ EURE [log] MAJOLIQUE [or Mai_] majolica [major MAJOR 0^ army doctor [F. Etat-major] MAJORATION" inflation : rise (in] MAJORDOME major-domo [medj'r] Majorer' va. to set down ... above its real value MAJORITE —ty [me-djor-e-te] kla de 5 voix, By a M of 5 MAJUSCULE capital | Un D _, A capital D MAI ENGLISH-FRENCH MAK ^Mai'nly a. principalement: surtout « Maintain [mene-tene] va. maintenir : sou- 'S tenir : pretendre [keep) entretenir s MAINTENANCE soutien : maintien [food) V. entretien [law) pension alimentaire MAIZE [me'ze] mais Majes'tic [me-djes-tik] a. majestueux _ally [ke-le] ad. majestueusement MA'JOR [medje-r] [& u.] majeur MA'JOR commandant : chef de bataillon (or d'escadron] -GENERAL general de brigade MAJORITY _te fee | He is in by 50 _, 11 a ete elu a 50 voix de M MAKE [meke] fagon : forme: figure : fabrication -AND-BREAK dispositif de rupture -BELIEVE feinte : semblant: trompe-l'ceil Make va. [pret. <(: pp. Made] faire [oblige) forcer (a] [render) rendre [manufacture) fa- briquer [_up, clothes, etc.) confectionner | _vn. [for, vers] se diriger [tend) contribuer (a] [land, etc.) decouvrir : accoster [to think 1 of, a) penser | He made his father eat some Ji bread, II fit manger du pain a son pere | I s can’t_anything of it, I don’t know what to _ of it, Je n’y comprends rien | To _ o’s heard, (etc.] Se faire entendre (etc.] What made him say ... ? Pourquoi a-t-il dit ...? j _... again, refaire | _AMENDS for, com- penser : dedommager de | _ away with, ^se defaire de : gaspiller [assets) aliener [kill) ^tuer [with o’self)se suicider I_away with o’self, vr. se suicider | _believe vr. faire croire [F. EFFORT] _one’s ESCAPE, se sauver : s’evader | _fast [&] amarrer | _ for [4>] mettre le cap sur [pers) se precipiter sur, vers | _ free with, traiter familiere- ment: en user librement avec [F. Free] _ GAME of, se moquer de | _good, pi-ouver [losses) dedommager de : reparer |_HASTE se depecher : se hater (to, de] [F. HASTE] — known, faire connaitre |_light of, faire peu de cas de |_a MISTAKE, se tromper | — the most of, tirer bon parti de : employer '’Sbien: faire le plus grand cas de | _ much s of, faire beaucoup de cas de [a child) caliner | ‘_off,’ ‘ filer ’: * se sauver ’ | _out, com- prendre : dechiffrer : reconnaitre : distinguer : prouver [accounts) etablir: faire [ _ over, ceder (to, a]_ready, preparer |_sure of, s'assurer de | _ up, faire : completer : arranger [clothes, etc.) confectionner [to fill up) combler [type) mettre en pages \ To be made up of, se composer de : etre fait de | To _up one’s MIND to ..., Se decider a ... | _ up for, suppleer a [compensate) dedommager de |_up for it, prendre sa revanche \ _ up for lost TIME, Rattraper le temps perdu | _ up to, s’avancer vers | _it up, se reconcilier | _WATER, laclier de leau ^[J>) faire ean MAK FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS MAL MAKIS- or MAQUIS- thicket [F. MAQUIS] MAL [pi. Maux'] evil : ill : harm : pain (a, in] disease : complaint: hurt: mischief: trouble | J’ai_au doigt, I have a sore finger | Faire _ [or du mal] a, To hurt : to do ... harm : to pain | En_, Amiss : badly : for the worse: wrongly | Expliquer en _, To put a wrong construction on | Cela ne me touche ni en bien ni en __ It doesn’t concern me one way or the other | Plus de _ que de bien, More harm than good | Raconter ses maux, To tell one’s troubles | Se donner beaueoup de _ pour, To take a great deal of pains to | Vouloir du _a ..., To wish ... harm | _aux yeux, Sore eyes | _ d'AVENTURE whitlow | _ CADUC [or haut_] epilepsy |_de CCEUR sickness | Avoir_au CCEUR. To be sick |_de DENT'S’ toothache |_ d'ENFANT’ labour|_de GORGE sore throat | _de MER sea-sickness | Avoir le_de MER, To be sea-sick | Avoir le_du PAYS’ To be home-sick | _ de T£TE headache | _ desMONTAGN’ES’ mountain sickness Mal a. [comp. & sup. pire, plus mal: pis] bad : ill : badly off | Mal ad. [comp. & sup. plus mal, pis] ill : badly : bad : amiss [V. Amiss] uncomfortable : doing badly : not upon good terms | A ller plus , To get worse | C’est tres a lui, It is very wrong of him | Pas _! That’s not bad! | Pas_de, Quite a number of: quite a lot of | Se trouver_, To faint: to be the worse (de, for ...] MALACHITE [keel] _ [mal'-e-kditt] MALADE [& f.] in'valid [qu’on traite) patient [a.) unwell:poorly:sick:bad:disordered: in a bad way | Avoir l’air_To look ill | Faire le_, To malinger | Role des_s, Sick-list MALADIE illness: sickness: complaint: disease [des chiens) distemper [fig : de, for) passion | La_du sommeil, Sleeping sickness Maladif -ive a. sickly MALADRERIE leper hospital MALADRESSE awkwardness : clumsiness : stupid trick: awkward blunder |Maladroit’-e a. clumsy : unskilful | _temenf ad. clum- MALAGA Malaga (wine] M grapes [sily MALAI -E [or M ALAI S’ -AISE] Malay MALAISE uneasiness: straitened circumstances (pi] Malaise-e a. not easy (de, to] difficult: straitened | Malaisement’ ad. with difficulty : reluctantly MALANDRIN" brigand : bandit MALAPPRIS’ ill-bred fellow | _-e a. ill-bred Mal a propos’ ad. unseasonably MALARIA _ [en ang. pr. rne-leria] Malavise -e a. ill-advised Tup MALAXATION" [x, less] mixing ou working MALAXEUR [x, less] mixer : butter-worker Malbati -e a. misshapen MALCHANCE ill-luck [fam) bad luck Malehanceux’-euse a. unlucky : unfortunate MALDONNE [cartes) misdeal MALE [& a.] male : man [a.) masculine : male: manly | ‘ Un beau _,’ A fine-looking fellow MALEDICTION” : curse (sur, on] MALtFICE witchcraft : spell Malencontreux’ -eu.se a. unfortunate : un- Mal-en-point’ ad. in a bad way [lucky MALENTENDU misunderstanding Malepeste ! interj. Plague it! Malfaisant’ -e a. mischievous [chose) injurious MALFAITEUR evil-doer : malefactor Malgre prep, in spite of: notwithstanding | _ que j’en aie, In spite of myself Mal habile a. unskilful : incompetent MALHABILE’ TE want of skill MALHEUR misfortune : ill-luck : calamity |_a ...! Woe to ...! | Jouer de_, To be very unfortunate | Par_, Unfortunately : unluckily | a quelque chose _est bon. It’s an ill' wind that blows no'body good | Un _ ne vient jamais seul. Misfortunes never come single MALHEUREUX’-_EZ7.Sy3 wretch : poor wretch : unfortunate [ou unlucky] fellow : poor thing | Les_X’ [pi] The unfortunate Malheureux’ -euse a. unfortunate : unhappy: wicked : pitiful [fam) unlucky : miserable : wretched | _eusemeht’ ad. unfortunately [fam) unluckily Malhonnete a. dishonest [incivil, impoli) rude [ad. -ment’ -ly] _homme, Dishonest man | Homme _. Rude, uncivil man MALHONNETE'TE dishonesty : rudeness | Faire des _s, To behave in an ungentlemanly way, or rudely MALICE love of mischief [mauv. part) spite : malice | Lui faire une_, To play him a trick | Entendre_a, To take ... amiss Malicieux’ -euse a. mischievous : malicious _sement’ ad. mischievously : archly Malign’ement’ ad. mischievously [fam) ‘wickedly’ [med) malignantly Tness MALIGN' ITE [med) _ty [fig) mischievous- MAK ENGLISH-FRENCH MAL MA'KER [pr. meke-r] Createur : faiseur [com) fabricant de ... [of clothing) tailleur : cou- turiere [often replaced by a new word, as : Truss-_, Bandagiste] |”trou MA'KE-SHIFT pis-aller : expedient: bouche- MA'KE WEIGHT [meke-ouetf] supplement MA'KING [a, e] fagon: construction : creation: fabrication (de, de la, des, etc.] [clothes, and preparations) confection | He has the_of a ... in him, [fig] 11 y a en lui Vetoffe d’un ... | -READY [typ] mise en train | _ UP confection : fagon [typ) mise en pages MAL'ADMINISTRA'TION [treche-nn] mau- vaise gesticm Mal'conten't a. mecontent [male MALE [mele] male [a.) male : masculin [V. Fe- MAL'EFACTOR [mal'efakte-r] malfaiteur-trice MALEV'OLENCE malveillance Malev'olent [le-nntt] a. malveillant _ly ad. avec malveillance MALYCE [maliss] malice fee : rancune Malic'ious [efteuss] a. malicieux _ly ad. mechamment Malig’n [me-ldinn] a. malin -igne _ va. diffamer Malig'nant [me-lig'ne-nntt] a. malin [evil) mediant | _fever, Fievre maligne _ly ad. mechamment MAL FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS MAN Malin” -ign'e a. malicious : sly : clever [esprit, etc.) evil : wicked [fievre) malig'nant 0=^ | ‘Ce n’est pas bien_!’ There’s nothing very clever in that'! 31 ALINE spring-tide | _.S" Mechlin lace Malingre a. sickly Malintentionne-e a. evil-disposed Mali tor ne a. ungainly : awkward MALLE mail [coffre) trunk | Faire ses _s, To pack up | -POSTE mail-coach : M-cart Malleable a._ Fonte_Malleable cast-iron MALLETTE despatch-case[gar»ie) dressing-c Malmoner' va. to use [ou treat] ... roughly : MALOTRU -E low fellow, ou ‘lot’ [to abuse Malpropre a. dirty : slovenly [a, for) unfit _ment’ ad. in a slovenly way MALPROPRETE dirtiness : slovenliness Malsain"-ea. [chose) unwholesome [endroit et fig) unhealthy [&) foul [pers) sickly Malseant' -e a. unbecoming [F. Improper] Malsonnant' -e a. ill-sounding : offensive MALT [t sounded] — 0=^ | MALTAGE malting MALTAIS'-E [<& a.] Maltese MALTEUR maltster MALTOTIER” extortioner : tax-gatherer Maltraiter’ va. to ill-use : to hurt MALVEILL'ANCE ill-will Malveill'ant’ -e a. malevolent: evil-disposed MALVERSATION" malpractice : breach of trust: embezzlement | Malverser' vn. to be guilty of malpractices : to embezzle MALVOISIE malmsey MAMAN" [n nasal] mamma : mother | Bonne _, [or Grand’_] Grandmamma : ‘granny ’ | Grosse_, ‘ Stout elderly party’ MAMELLE breast [des animaux) udder MAME'LON” nipple [vulg., et d’animaux) ‘teat’ [monticule) mound:round-swelling hill [geol. et fort) mamelon | MAMELUK _e [Ha. (pi] Mammifere a. mammalian [s.m. pi) mamma- MAM MOUTH' mammoth [o bref, til fort] MAM’SELLE [fam. for Mademoiselle] Miss MAN ANT' ill-bred fellow : ‘regular boor’ MANCENILLIER" manchineel tree MANCHE handle : stick : rod : holder [de violon) finger-board [d’un gigot) knuckle-bone | _a gigot, Leg of mutton holder | 11 branle dans le _, He shakes in his shoes | Jeter le _ apres la cognee, To throw up the sponge MANCHE [d’habit) sleeve [de cuir) hose [jeu) game : hit . turn [sport) heat [ge'og) channel | _a vent. Wind-sail |_a_, or ‘_a,’ Even : a ‘tie’ | C’est une autre paire de_s! That’s a horse of another colour ! MANCHETTE wristband : cuff [typ) side note MANCHON-' muff [machine a vapr) gland [gaz) mantle [tubes) socket [a friction) clutch | _ a accouplement, Coupling-box | _a reduction, Reducing-socket MANCHOT" penguin Manchot'-e a. one-armed: with only one hand | 11 n’est pas_! He is wide awake! 3IANCIENNE wayfaring-tree MANDANT' employer : principal MANDARIN” [mann'-de-rinn'] MANDARINE mandarin orange : tangerine 0 MANDAT” mandate [pr. mann-dete]commission [com) order : cheque | _ d’ARRET", _ de DI-iPOT" warrant [_imperatif means that a deputy is simply a machine to vote on each particular question as he is ordered by his constituents] Un _-POSTE [or Un _ de POSTE] A post-office order MAL ENGLISH-FRENCH MAN Malin'ger [gueur] vn. faire le malade:simuler (une maladie] ER simulateur (de maladie] _ING simulation de maladie MALL'ARD canard sauvage MALL'ET maillet | MALL'OW mauve MAL'M'SEY [mdm-ze] malvoisie MALPRAC'TICES [ce-zz] (pi] mefait (sing] malversations (pi] debt (sing] MALT [a, o dans sort] _ [a.) (vinegar) de dreche | -EX'TRACT extrait de M | -HOUSE germoir | -KILN touraille MALT'ING maltage |_BAR'LEY baillarge Maltreat' [trite] va. maltraiter MALTS'TER [a connne o dans sort] malteur MAMMA' [me-mci'] maman [mammifere MAM'MAL [pi._ia] mammifere 1 _ian a. MAM'MON [me-nn] — : le veau d’or MAN [mann: mais comme terminaison des mots composes, pr. me-nn] [pi. MEN] homme [workman) ouvrier [porter) gar go n [servant) domes- tique (male] valet [officer's servant) brosseur [chess)picce [draughts) pion [F.Master: Good: Vote] [in compounds) ...-—, Marchand de ... : natif de ... : ...ier [collective sense) l’homme: On ... | Baker's_Gargon boulanger | Boating _, Canotier | Racing_, Turfiste | Oxford _, Harvard_, Etudiant d’O or de H Scientific _, Savant [Sometimes_is well translated by Amateur de ...] 'The — in the STREET,’ ‘Monsieur Tout-le-monde’ [or, le premier venu] _ and WIFE, Mari et femme | A_and his ivife, Un menage | Between _ and_, d’H a H [Often not translated where an adjective is used substantively, as, A dead _, Un mort: A brave _, Un brave : A _ named, Un nomme ...] My_! Mon brave! | To show one's self a_, Agir en homme | A little_ [a child] Un petit bonhomme | An old _, Un vieillard | _HOLE trou d’homme | MAN-OF-WAR vaisseau de guerre MEN [pi] hommes : troupes [folk) gens Man [-nne’d] va. [a fort) mettre une garnison dans [yards, etc.)monter [pumps) armer [ship) garnir de monde Man'acle'd pp. menotte | _CLES menottes ^Man'age va. diriger : conduire : arranger : faire [scheme) menager [handle) manier [vn.) s’arranger [fo, de) trouver moyen | He has « _d to ..., 11 a su ... | He has at last —d to, £ 11 a tout de meme fini par ... [F. Mesures] s_able a. maniable [pers) docile § MAN'AGE'MENT conduite: administration: s economie : adresse [com) direction : gestion MAN'AGER directeur : administrateur [com) gerant [theat)regisseur [household) menager VMan'aging a. ...-gerant \_-ere MAN'DARIN' | OR'ANGE mandarine MAN'DATE [dete] commandement: mandat MAN FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS MAN MANDATAIRE proxy : representative : agent MANDEMENT’ order : charge Mander' va. to inform (de, of] to order (a, de, to] to send for : to let one know | On mande de Madrid que, It is reported [ou We learn] from M that MANDOLINE_line [-linn'] Jouer de la —, To MANDRAGORE mandrake [play the M MANDRIN’’ punch : rimer [de tour) chuck [typ) roller-stock [pers) robber |_a 3 mors. 3-jaw _driner’ va. to chuck L°huck MANAGE training : riding-school : horsemanship [mack) horse-gear [en va-et-vient) horse- run [_de chevaux de bois) ‘ merry-go-round ’ [fig) trick : trickery | Cheval de_, Old worn- J)IANETTE hand-lever |_out horse _dALLUMAGE sparking-lever: ignition-L _des GAZ gas-lever MANGANESE_ [ang. pr. magn-glie-nize] Mangeable a. eatable ‘MANGEAILL'E’ victuals :feed [vulg)‘grub’ MANGEOIRE manger MANGER" victuals (pi] eating Manger’ v. [dans, sur, off] to eat : to eat up [ou out, ou away] to swallow up [gaspiller) to make away with : to squander [ses mots) to mince [tig) to consume | _cliez A B, To take one's meals at A B’s | a__ Something to eat J _un MORCEAU, To have something to eat : to 1 take a snack ’ | Donner a_, To keep an eating-house [a, ...) to feed ... : to give ... dinner : to supply ... with food. &c. |_des yeux, To feast one’s eyes upon ... | J’ai bien mange, I have made an excellent dinner [ou tea, supper, etc.] L'air de vouloir me_, [T. DAGGER] Se_To be eaten : to eat [ou devour] each other [voyelle) to be elided MANGE-TOUT" spendthrift: kind of bean, pea MANGEUR -EUSE eater [fig) spendthrift MANGEURE bite | _de souris, de vers, Piece that is mouse-eaten, worm-eaten MANGLE mangrove [fruit] MANGLIER" mangrove [tree] MANGOUSTE mongoose [fruit) mangosteen MANGLE mango | MANGU1ER" M-tree Maniable a. easily managed : supple MANIAQUE maniac [a.) queer : eccentric | C'est un_He's a strange character MANIE mania : fancy : ‘hobby’ (de, for] MANIEMENT' handling : management Manier’ va. to handle : to manage [du ble) to turn ] Au_, By the feel MANIERE manner : way : means (pi] mode: style | De_que, [subj.] So [in such a way] that ... | La bonne__ The right way | De la belle__ Sharply | Voila une_de ...! That's a pretty way to ...! |_d’ETRE manners (pi] usual mode [ou way] _ de VOIR way of looking at things Maniere -e a. affected : ‘ namby-pamby ’ MANIERISME [eece-m] mann'erism [izzm] MANIEUR ... who fingers, handles, ou turns MANIFESTANT’S" [pi] [those) taking part in the demonstration i)[ANIFESTATION "— [publique) demonstration : display of feeling MANIFESTE manifesto [com) manifest [a.) manifest: downright: flat [-menf -ly] Manifester’ va. to show MANIGANCE mean [ou underhand] trick Manigancer’ va. to scheme MANILL'E shackle | MANILL’E Manilla cigar MANIOC _ [cassava] [manipulate MANIPULATION" _ | Manipuler’ va. to MANIQUE hand-leather | MANIVEAU basket MANIVELLE crank : handle [typ) rounce MANNE manna : gossan [panier) basket MANNE’QUIN" dummy : mannikin : lady who shows off dresses [au jardin) scarecrow [panier) basket: hamper MANOEUVRE labourer [fig) bungler : ‘ tool ’ MANOEUVRE _ : proceeding [mach, &, etc.) working : handling [matelotage) seamanship [cordage) rope : rigging [train) shunting [fig) generalship : move |_S' courantes, Running rigging | _S' dormantes, Standing rigging Manoeuvre!’’ va. to handle [-!>) to work : to handle [fig and X) to manoeuvre MANCEUVRIER" good seaman : tactician MANOIR manor [fig) realms (pi] MANOMfeTRE steam gauge : pressure G | _ metallique, Spring pressure gauge MAN ENGLISH-FRENCH MAN MAN'DRAKE [dre] mandragore [Amer.) podo- MAN'DRIL arbre [de tour) mandrin [phylle MANE [mene] criniere : crins (pi] Man'fully ad. en homme : courageusement MANGE [mennj] gale MANG'EL-WUR'ZEL betterave (fourragere] MA'NGER [men-dje-r] mangeoire [crib) creche \ Dog in the _ [T.CHIEN] ~jMANG'LE calandre [va.) calandrer [tear) de- A chirer | _R calandreur Trage |>MANG'LING calandrage [mutilation) dechi- ~ MAN'GO mangue [tree) manguier Ma'ngy [menn-dje] a. galeux MAN'HOOD age viril: humanite _SUFFRAGE suffrage universel MA'NIA [men-i-a] rage : rpanie (for, d] MA'NIAC [<fe a.] [men-i-ak] fou furieux Manifest a._e : evident [va.) manifester Man'ifold a. divers | -W’RITER multigraphe MANIL'LA manille | -HEMP chanvre de M Manipulate [me-nipp'ycm-lete] va. manipuler MANKI'ND [i, at] le genre humain MAN'LINESS air male : bravoure Man'ly a. d’homme : noble : male : viril MANN'A marine | -ASH TREE orne MANN'ER maniere fed: air : habitude : espece : civilite: naturel I Good_s. Bonnes manieres : savoir-vivre | Lack of_s. Manque desavoir-v | _s and customs, Moenrs \ To learn_s. Ap- pi-endre a vivre | In a__ Pour ainsi dire | I shall teach him better_s. Je lui apprendrai a vivre | MANN'ERISM manierisme MANN'IKIN mannequin MAN'OR [ma-ne-r] seigneurie [house) manoir: chateau seigneurial | Lord, Lady of the —, Chatelain -e \ Mano'rial a. seigneurial j — rights. Droits seigneuriaux MANSE [manncel presbytei’e MAN FRAN C AIS—AN GL AIS MAR MANOQUE bundle (25 or 50 leaves] MANOUVRIER" labourer MANQUANT-E [<fc a.] absentee [-it] missing : ’ short: wanting MANQU'E want : need : shortcoming | _ de, For want of | _de TOUCHE miss Manqu'e-e a. defective : ineffectual : ... that is a failure [pers) would-be ... [me) wasted | Affaire_ee, Failure | Coup_Miss : failure | Saison_ee, Bad season | Vetement_, Misfit [coming MANQU'EM ENT''omission: failure: want: short- Manqu'er' vn. to miss : to fail (de, a, to : a, in] to give way : to want : to nearly ... : to be wanting : to be missing : to be wanting in respect [en tirant) to miss fire [m.) to miss : not to see : to spare [ V. Parole] Le pied lui manqua, His foot slipped | _ le train, To miss the train | L’argent, le temps, nous manque, We are short of cash, We haven't time | Sans__ Without fail 111 s’en manque de [V. Falloir, line 23, etc., for equivalents] MANSARDE garret [fenetre) sliding-sash MANSUETUDE [habitual) gentleness : meek- MANTE mantle [ness MANTEAU cloak : mantle : cape | Sous le _, Under the rose : ‘ sub rosa ’ _de CHEMINIlE mantelpiece MANTELET" mantle [fort) mantelet [d>) port- lid | Faux_s, Dead-lights MANUEL hand-book : manual [you-e-l] Manuel -elle a. man'ual Manuellement' ad. by hand : with the hand MANUFACTURE _ : manufactory : factory _r' va. to manufacture MANUFACTURER" manufacturer Manufacturier" -iere a. manufacturing MANUSCRIT' [<fc_-e a.] manuscript MANUTENTION'' management : bakehouse MAPPEMONDE map of the world [celeste) MAQU'EREAU mackerel [star-map MAQU'ETTE rough model MAQU'IGN'ON" horse-jockey [fig) jobber MAQU'IGN'ONNAGE horse-dealing [d'un che- val) bishoping [fig) jobbery Maqu'ign'onner' va. to 'bishop ’: to ‘ get up ’ MAQU'ILL'AGE painting (rouge] [fig) to job Maqu'ill'er' va. to rouge : to paint [cartes) to MAQU'IS' [Corsican word] thicket [mark MARABOUT" marabou feathers MARAiCHER" market-gardener [a.) Jardin_, Market-garden | La culture marcncliere, Market-gardening MARAIS' marsh [jardin) market-garden [Paris) old arist. quarter around Place des Vosges MARASME decline : depression | Dans le _, In [ou into] a decline [funds) on the decline MAR AT RE [liard-liearted) step-mother : unnatural [ou cruel] mother MARAUD” rascal: scoundrel MARAUDE marauding [fam) plundering _r‘ va. to pillage | _EUR marauder MARBRE marble : marble slab [typ) imposing- stone [depresse) bed | Marbrer' va. to marble MARBRERIE marble-works MARBREUR marbler MARBRIER" marble-worker : M-mason MARBRIERE marble quarry MARBRURE marbling MARC” pressing [residu) dregs (pi] waste [du cafe) grounds | An_le franc, A composition: so much in the pound [The old Fr. weight _of 8 onces was 3777-33 grains Eng.] MARCAIRE [Yosges] cheese-maker MARCASSIN" young wild boar MARCHAND' -E shopkeeper : tradesman[ache- teur) buyer | _ de ..., ...-dealer : ...-seller : ...-man [ou ivoman] de charbon, Coal merchant | _ d'hommes, Crimp | _ des quatre saisons, Costermonger | _ en detail, Retail dealer | Marchand' -e a. saleable : trading | Batiment_, Merchantman \ La marine_e, Mercantile marine | Prix_, Trade price MARCHANDAGE sub-letting : sweating MAN ENGLISH—FRENCH MAR MAN'SION [mannche-nn] chateau [town-) hotel The_ HOUSE, l’hotel du Lord-maire MAN'SLAUOHTER [augh commeodans sort] homicide involontaire MAN'TELPIECE [mann't'l-pice] cheminee MAN'TLE manteau [gas) manchon _v. couvrir : s’etendre f-lly, -llement MAN'UAL [& a.] manuel [of an organ) clavier MANUF AC'TORY [mannyou-fac'-te-re] nsine: fabrique: ateliers (pi] MANUFAC'TURE [fak’tclie-r] m—-.Industrie \ _ va. fabriquer | _TURER manufacturier j ...-_, Fabricant de ... | The_s, [class] Les industries Manufacturing a. _turier | For_purposes, Pour Vindustrie Manumit' [-tted] va. affranchir MANUMISS'ION [che-nn] affranchissement MANU'RE [wie-mowre] engrais [stable) fumier [liquid) purin [va.) engraisser : fumer MAN'USCRIPT [niann-you] manuscrit Many [menn’e] a. beaucoup : bien des [numerous) nombreux [various) plusieurs : divers | A great _, A good _, Bon (or Un grand) nombre (de] As_as, Autant que : jusqu’a ... | Before_years, Avant peu d annees | Not as _as, Pas autant que | How_... ? Combien de ... ? | In _ CASES, Dans bien des cas | So_, Tant (de] The MANY. La multitude Too _, Trop : trop de ... | To be one too_ for, Etre trop fort pour | _a time,_times, Bien des fois: maintes fois | -coloured a. multicolore | -sided a. compiexe MAP carte (geographique] [of a city, etc.) plan [U. Ordnance] _ of the WORLD, Mappe- monde | Map [-ppe'd. pr. mapptf] va. faire line carte [or un plan] de | -MA'KER cartography | -MA'KING- cartography MA'PLE [mepe-l] erable | Sugar_, E a sucre | -SUG-'AR sucre d'E [tres employe au Canada, Mar [-rre'd. pr. mdrde] va. gater : troubler [etc. MARAS'MUS marasme MAR'BLE marbre [a boy’s) Mile [va.) marbrer ^ [edges) jasper [a.) de marbre | -MASON mar's brier | -top a. ... a dessus de marbre -WORKS (pi] marbrerie MAR'BLINGr marbrure MAR FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS MAR Marchander’ va. to ask the price of : to bargain for : to stand bargaining over : to haggle: to beat ... down : to sub-let [vn.) to hesitate MARCHANDEUR sub-contractor : screw MARCHANDISE goods (pi] traffic [en Ame- rique) freight | Faire _ de, To make merchandise of | _S' (pi] stock-in-trade | Train de_s, Goods train [Amer.) freight T MARCHE walk : walking 0^ ; procession : progress : course [trains, etc.) running [40 sailing [vitesse) speed [soldats, poet., et frontiere) march [mach) working : running [d’escalier) step : stair [de metier) treadle j Mettre en_, To start | Changer la _, To reverse the engines | Levier de changement de Reversing lever | a _s forcees, By forced marches | Fermer la_, To bring up the rear | Ouvrir la_, To head the procession MARCH£ market: bargain : marketing | Faire son _, To go shopping | Faire des _s, To drive bargains | Bon_, Cheapness [a.) cheap | a bon_, Cheap | En_pour, In treaty for ... | _conclu! It’s a bargain! | Faire bon — de, To be lavish of | Par-dessus le _, Into the bargain MARCHEPIED” step : step-ladder : footstool [auto) footboard [4>) foot-rope MARCHER” walk : walking : step Marcher’ vn. to walk : to go : to tread: to step: to move on : to do [X, etc.) to march [40 to sail | Faire _, To get ... on : to march : to set ... going [le feu) to make (the fire) burn up [pers, fam) to ‘take in’ MARCHEUR -EUSE walker [$>) sailer[}r. Fast] MARCOTTAGE layering MARCOTTE layer | _r* va. to layer MARDI Tuesday : on T _ GRAS’ Shrove T MARE pool: puddle [abreuvoir) horsepond MARI^CAGE marsh : bog : swamp Marecageux’ -euse a. marshy : boggy MARIlCHAL [_ferrant) farrier : shoeing-smith [titre) marshal |_de CAMP” major-general | — des- LOG IS’ sergeant: quarter-master j _ des’ LOGIS’ CHEF sergeant-major (in cav.] Marechale a. \ Houille_Smith’s coal MARECHALE'RIE farriery Tshals’ court MARECHAUSSEE mounted police [hist) mar- MAREE tide [poisson) fish [ V. Careme] Marchand de _, Fish salesman | Train de _, Tidal train : fish train | Grande_, [or,_de syzygie] Spring-tide | Pleine_, High water _morte, [or,_de quadrature] Neap-tide | La_monte, descend, The tide is coming in, MARELLE hop-scotch [going out MARENNES' famous oyster from the town of same name in Charente-Inferieure MARENGO Oxford grey | a la_, Stewed MARGARINE _ MARGE margin [tech) tympan-sheet MARGELLE [or Mardelle] kerb : brink MARGEUR [typ] layer-on : feeder Marginal -e a._al [mdrdji-ne-l] MARGOT' magpie [femme) chatterer MARGOTIN” bundle of firewood MARGOUILLET" [*] bull’s-eye MARGOUILL’IS’ mess : puddle MARGOTJLETTE [popular] jaw : jaw-bone MARGUERITE daisy | Grande_, Ox-eye D Faire_, [4>] To heave ... with a messenger | Reine-_, China-aster MARGUILL’IER” churchwarden MARI husband | Son_, Her H [V. Man] Mariable a. marria’geable [mar'idj-e-be-l] MARIAGE marria ge : matrimony : match [noces) wedding [fig) union [40 seizing M ARl£ [or Nouveau_] bridegroom [i, at] Nou- veaux_s. Newly-married couple MARIEE [or Nouvelle_] bride Mariei” va. | Se _, vr. to marry (avec, ...] [40 to seize ... [fig) to match : to mingle : to MARIEUR -EUSE matchmaker [unite MARIN” sailor : seaman | Bon_, A good sailor [4>, tech) an able-bodied seaman : an 1AB ’ Marin’ -e a. [pers) sea-faring [chose) marine : sea-... | Carte_, Chart | Costume_jailor- suit | Avoir le pied_, To be a good sailor MARINADE pickle [spoil MAR1NAGE [mine] firing mines and clearing MAR ENGLISH-FRENCH MAR MARCH [pr. martch] [month) mars fed [X) marche | Dead_ilf funebre | Quick_, Pas accelere [V. Mad]_va. faire marcher: faire avancer [vn.) etre en marche : marcher (au pas] avancer | _in, entrer | _ in the rear, suivre | off, s’en aller [fam) 1 plier bagage ’ | — on, marcher : avancer |_out, sortir |_ past, defiler (devant] MARCH PAST defile MAR'CHING marche [V. ORDER] MAR'CHIONESS [che-ness] marquise fsans fil MARCO'NIGRAM depeche par la telegraphic MARE [mer] jument |_’S NEST merle blanc ’SMAR'GIN marge [of river, etc.) bord | In the _En M\ Marginal [ne-l] a_: en marge MAR'IGOLD souci Marsh_S d’eau MARI'NE [me-rine]_ | MARI'NE soldat d'in- fanterie de marine | The_S, L’infanterie de marine \ ‘ Tell that to the_s! ’ ‘ Contez qa a d autres! ’ | -STORE DEALER marchand de chiffons [or de ferrailles] MAR'INER marin [poet) nautonier | _’S COMPASS boussole MAR'JORAM [mdr'dje-re-mm] marjolaine MARK marque: signe [school) bon [or mauvais] point [of esteem, etc.) temoignage : souvenir [for firing) but [steering) amer [cross) croix [adjusting) repere | Man of__ Homme mar- quant | To hit the_, Atteindre le but [fig) tomber juste | It is hardly up to the_, Cela laisse a desirer : ce n’est pas cela | I don’t feel quite up to the _, Je ne suis pas a mon affaire | I don't think I'm far from the _, Je ne crois pas me tromper de beaucoup | To overshoot the_, [fig] Depasser la mesure \ Average_S, Moyenne des points Mark v. marquer: indiquer (au crayon, etc.] re- marquer : souligner [cards) biseauter _out, marquer _TIME, marquer le pas Marke’d a. evident : serieux [accent, resemblance) prononce [attention) empresse MARK'ER marqueur [book-) signet | Billiard —, M au billard MAR FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS MAR MARINE_ [me-rine] navy : navigation : sea [tableau) sea-piece [couleur) navy-blue | De —, Naval ... | Infanterie de_, Marines (pi] [F. Marine o^] — marchande, Mercantile marine | Mariner- va. to pickle : to steep MARINGOUIN” mosquito MARINIER" bargeman [a.) of the navy MARINIERE \ & la__ With the side stroke MARIONNETTE puppet | —S' P-show MARISTE [...) of the order of Mary Marital -e a._I: ... of the husband _emenf ad. like a husband : as H and wife Maritime a. [timm] sea ... [ville) ... on the sea [gare) harbour ...: docks ... | Canal_, Ship C [F. Bottomry : Inscription] MARITORNE dirty trench MARIVAUDAGE sentimentalism MARJOLAINE marjoram MARLI kind of gauze [d’assiette, etc.) rim MARMAILL' E ‘ lot of brats ’ MARMELADE marmalade : preserve | En — [de la viande) overdone [visage) in a fearful state | — de pommes, Stewed apple MARMITE pot [obus, fam) heavy shell * Marmiter- ’ va. [argot mil.] to shell MARMITON" scullion MARMOT" ‘brat’:‘youngster’ [F. Croquer] MARMOTTE marmot | _r- v. to mumble MARMOUSET" ‘ young monkey ’: ‘ regular monkey ’ [chenet) andiron [i, aV] MARNE marl [com) fuller’s earth |_s irisees, Keuper | _r- va. to dress ... with marl Marneux' -ease a. marly MARNIERE marl-pit MAROCAIN"-22 native of Morocco : Moor [a.) from, of Morocco : Moroccan MAROQUIN” morocco : French M Maroquine -e a. & pp. morocco-grained MAROQUINERIE fancy leather work, goods MAROQUINIER" fancy leather dresser MAROTTE hobby : folly [baton) bauble MAROUFLE scoundrel : brute : blackguard Marqu'ant" -e a. remarkable : leading MARQTJ'E mark Dofc : marking : token : sign : stamp: marker: distinction [commerce) brand [lettres de) marque | _de fabrique, Trademark | —S' (pi] insignia Marqu e -e a. & pp. marked Marqu'er" v. to mark : to stamp : to show : to fix [au feu) to brand [vn.) to show : to be conspicuous [cheval) to show his age : to mark | Encre a_, Marking ink Marqu'eter" va. to speckle [blason) to checker [tech) to inlay MARQU'ETE'RIE inlaying [fig) patchwork MARQU'EUR -EUSE marker MARQUIS' _ [ang. pr. mark'ouiss] 3IARQWISE marchioness [auvent) verandah: portico [meuble) settee MARQU'OIR marker [modele) sampler 3IARRAINE godmother [de ‘ poilu ’) hostess Marri -e [old word] a. sorry MARRON" chestnut: runaway (slave] [couleur) chestnut [drap) brown [decoupe) stencil-plate [F. CAT] —s glaces,1_’[iced C’s] _ d’Inde, Horse-chestnut —-nne a. chestnut: unlicensed : runaway 4 Marronner' ’ vn. to grumble MARRONNIER"chestnut-tree [moine) assistant lay-brother | _d'INDE horse-C MARRUBE horehound MARS [marce] March [martch] [astr. et dieu) Mars [pr. marze] Ble de _, Spring wheat | Biere de _, Lager beer | GHboulees de _, Spring showers | Grand_, Purple emperor MARSEILL AISE _ [the song] MARSOUIN" porpoise [fig) brute [40 stemson [soldat) marine | MARTE [F. Martre] M ARTEAU hammer [sur une porte) knocker [F. Coup : Graisser] _a deux mains, Sledge H | _fourchu, Claw-H | _P1L0N" steam-H MARTEL en TETE, the ‘fidgets’(pi] MAR ENGLISH-FRENCH MAR MARK'ET marche [price) cours [sale) debit | To find a good_, Trouver un bon debouche | Buying in the cheapest _, L’achat au meil- leur compte | Cattle _, M aux bestiaux | Fish _, M au poisson | Hay_, M au foin j Meat_M a la viande | In the _, Au M [com) sur la place : en rente | The cotton_is brisk, Les cotons sont tres recherches | -DAY jour de marche |-GAR'DEN jardin maraicher -GAR DENER maraicher | -GARDENING culture maraiclxere | -HOUSE halle -PLACE marche | At_PRICE. Au cours du jour : au prix courant | -TOWN marche : ville ou se tient un M Marketable [e-be-1] a. de bon debit: courant MARK'ETING marche | To go_, Aller faire Marking a. ... a marquer Lson M MARK'ING INK encre a marquer le linge MARKS'MAN [pi. _men] Good _, Bon tireur MARL marne [va. 40 merliner | To dress with _, Marner | -PIT marniere MAR'LINE [linn, i bref] lusin : merlin | _, ou MARLING-SPIKE epissoir | _ HITCH noeud de tresillon MAR'MALA'DE confiture d'oranges MARQUEE' [7a] marquise MARR'IAGE [mar'edj] mariage [wedding cer.) noce [V. Accordailles] Happy in , Heureux en menage | _SET'TLEMENT, Contrat de _able a. mariable : a marier [M Marr'ie'd a. marie : conjugal [F. Marie-e] MARR'OW' moelle [V. Vegetable] -BONE os MARR'OW'FAT PEA pois carre La moelle Marr'y va. marier [take in marriage) epouser : se marier avec [vn.) se marier | _again, Se remarier | To_below o’s, Se mesallier Marr'y ! ad. Pour sur! Ma foi! MARSH marais | -FE'VER fievre paludeenne | -MALL'OW' mauve : guimauve \ -MARIGOLD souci d’eatt | -TIT mesange nonnette MAR'SHAL marechal [America) prefet | Chief _, Maitre des ceremonies [va. -lle'd) ranger Mar'sliy a. marecageux frentes MART marche : entrepot | Auction_, Salle de MAR'TEN fouine [pine_) martre Mar'tial a. [marche-1] a. martial: de guerre [pers) guerrier _LAW la loi martiale | Under _law, Sous le gouvernement militaire MAR FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS MAT MARTELAGE mark : marking [tech) hammering Martele -e a. hammered [fig) laboured Marteler' va. to hammer : to elaborate | Lui _ le cerveau, To plague him to death MARTELET' small hammer | MARTELEUR Martial -e a._1 [hammerman MARTIN-PECHEUR kingfisher MARTINET" [fouet) cat [oiseau) swift [&) spanker peak halliard MARTINGALE — 0=^ : flying-jib guys (pi] MARTRE marten : pine-M [zibeline) sable MARTYR -E mar'tyr (de, to] [V. Commun] MARTYRE mar'tyrdom | Martyriser' va. to MAS [Provencal) house : farm-H [mar'tyr MASCARADE masquerade MASCARET" bore (on tidal rivers] MASCARON" mask : head [luck to others MASCOTTE mascot : person who brings good MASCULIN" masculine (gender] An__ In the M | Masculin"-e a. masculine [statistiques) male | Ligne_e, Male line MASQUE mask [•!?) screen [sf.) ‘minx' \ _ protecteur, Respirator Masqu’er' va. to mask : to disguise : to hide [voiles) to back | Masque -e pp. taken aback | Bal__ Fancy-dress ball Tish Massacrante a. D une humeur —, Surly, bear- MASSACRE_ : slaughter [qui gate) ‘regular bungler ’ | Jeu de_, ‘ Aunt Sally ’ Massacrer’ va. to massacre : to slaughter : to murder : to mangle : to bungle MASSACREUR murderer [fig) bungler MASSAGE‘_ ’ MASSE mass : lump : heap : sum total : chief part: lot [baton) mace [marteau) sledge-hammer [en bois) beetle [somme) earnings (pi] common fund [capitaux) capital [electricity) ‘earth’ | En _, ‘_’ : in a body [com) in bulk : the lot | _d’ARMES' battle-axe MASSE top-screw | MASSE'PAIN” almond-cake Masser- va. to dispose ... in masses : to mass [med) to massage [billard) to top-screw MASSEUR -ETJSE 1 _ ’ ["tine MASSICOT"_: protoxide of lead [mach) guillo- MASSIER" mace-bearer : student-treasurer MASSIF bed : foundation : masonry [d'arbres) clump (of trees] [montagnes) chain : group : mountain-mass [geol) mass Massif -ive a. —ive : heavy | Massivement* ad. heavily MASSUE club | Coup de _, Stunning blow MASTIC [gomme)_[de vitrier) putty [mach. a vap) red lead and white lead MASTICATION" _ [keche-mi] Mastiqu'er" va. [pers) to masticate [tech) to putty [m. a vap) to red-lead (the joints] MASTODONTE_don [de-nn] [publican ‘ MASTROQU'ET" ’ wine and spirit dealer : MASURE ruin : tumble-down old place MAT [the t is pr.] mate [partie non polie) dead surface | Faire__ To checkmate Mat -e [pr. the t] a. dead : dull: unpolished MAT" mast ; staff | _ de CORDE guide- rope — deCOCAGN'E greasy pole MATAMORE bully MAR ENGLISH-FRENCH MAT MAR'TIN | House-_, Hirondelle de fenetre | Sand-_, H de rivage MAR'TINGALE [ghet] fea : baderne MAR'TINMAS [»ne-ss] la Saint-Martin MAR'TYRDOM [te-r-de-mm] le martyre MAR'YEL merveille [vn. -lle'd) s’emerveiller: s’etonner (at, to, de]_of PERU belle de nuit Mar'vellous [mar-ve-le-ss'] a. merveilleux _ly ad. a merveille MAS'CULINE [mass'-kiou-linn'] masculin [a.) male : ... d'homme [unwomanly) hommasse : ‘ trop homnie ’ MASH pate : puree [horse’s) breuvage [for cat tie) mdche [brewing) melange _TUB [te-b] cave matiere Mash va. broyer [brewing, etc.) melanger | Mashe'd a. [potatoes, etc.] puree de ... [U. Beguin] ‘ MASH'ER ’' gommeux ’ MASK masque : loup [va.) masquer | To throw off the_, Lever le masque MA'SON [mece-nn] magon | _lodge, Loge ma- gonnique | Mason'ic a. ma^onnique MA'SONRY magonnerie MASQUERA'DE [ke-rede] mascarade MASS masse [Cathol.) messe [va.) masser | High _, Grand’messe |_MEET'ING grand meeting : M monstre | The_ES, Les masses MASS'AGE_[va.) masser MAST [»!*) mat [V. Mature] [beech) fames (pi] At half-_, En berne | Head of the_Ton 1 To [ou at] the _HEAD, Perche aux barres de cacatois [on the look-out) en vigie At the main-_ HEAD, En tete du grand mat | _ HEAD RIGGING capelage | _ ROPE guinderesse Mast'ed a. mate | 3-_, a 3 mats A THREE-MASTER, Un trois-mats MAS'TER maitre : chef: directeur : professeur: gouverneur [of workmen, <fe 4>) patron [title) ‘ Monsieur ’ [V. Head : M.A.: School: ‘ Valet ’] A _ carpenter, Un maitre menuisier | _ of arts, Licencie es lettres | _ of the hounds, Grand veneur \ Dancing-_, Maitre de danse | To be one’s own _, S’appartenir : etre son maitre | To be thoroughly_of, Etre * ferre ’ sur : posseder a fond | To be a past_in, Etre passe maitre en | _S and MEN, Patrons et ouvriers | Committee of_S and MEN, Con- seil des prud’hommes | -KEY passe-partout | -MARINER capitaine au long cours | -MIND [i. at] esprit superieur |_PIECE [ie, f] chef- d'oeuvre | -TAP taraud mere Mas'ter va. maitriser : surmonter : vaincre [a subject) se rendre maitre de | _ful a. auto- ritaire : imperieux : dominateur | _ly a. de maitre : magistral | In a_ly MANNER, De main de maitre | _ly STROKE coup de M MAS'TERSHIP [head) direction [coll) chaire MAS'TERY empire : superiority [knowledge) connaissance \ To get the_of, Maitriser Mas'ticate va. macher MAS'TIC-TREE lentisque | MAS'TIFF matin MAT natte [straw_) paillasson [for dish) rond de table : dessous de plat [for a lamp) dessous de lampe | Sword_, [<&] Paillet | Paunch _, Paillet, larde | -MAKER fabricant de pail- Mat [-tted] va. natter [V. Matted, a.] [lassons MAT FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS MAT MATCH match [en ang. pi. _es] MATE [vieux Paris] thieves’ rendez-vous MATELAS' mattress _sser' v. to stuff: to line: to pad (de, with] Porte_ssee, Baize door M ATELAS S1ER' • -IERE mattress-maker MATELOT" sailor osj [navire) consort Bon_, Able-bodied seaman : ‘A.B.’ | Mon __ My mate | _AGE seamanship MATELOTE dish of mixed fish | a la With a sauce made of butter, bay leaves, garlic, parsley, pepper and wine Mater' va. to bring down : to mortify : to subdue : to humiliate [echecs) to checkmate Mater' va. to mast | Matez! Toss your oars ! MATEREAU spar MATliRIALISME [s, f] _ism MAT^RIALISTE _ist MATIrRIAUX' [pi] materials : building M MATERIEL '_’ : stock : stores (pi] plant | _ ROULANT' rolling stock Materiel -elle a. material: heavy : dull Materiellement' ad. materially: roughly [impossible, etc.) utterly : positively Maternel -lie a. maternal : motherly [langue) mother [parent) on the mother's side Maternellement' ad. like a mother MATERNITE _ty : lying-in hospital MATEUR mast and spar maker ^MATH'tMATICIEN" _cian [tiche'nn] § oMath'ematique a. —ical [-menfi -lly] a* Les MATH’EMATIQUES- [pi] mathe- W matics [F. School, ang.] ‘ MATH'URIN"’ ‘Jack Tar’: sailor's slang | Chanson de _, Fo’c’s'le song MATIERE matter: subject: ground_(a, for ...] [typ) metal | Entrer en _, To open (one’s speech, etc.] En_de, In matters of |_im- poscible, Taxable article | medicate. Materia medica | _s premieres (pi] Raw material | Table des_s, Contents (pi] MATIN" mastiff [pers) ‘ dog ’: rascal MATIN'' morning [ad.) early | De bon —, De grand_, Very early : in good time | Un beau _, Some fine morning | Un de ces quatre_s, One of these days | Etoile du_, Morning star Matinal -e a. early [promenade, etc.) morning ] Je suis _, I am an early riser | Vous voila bien_\ You are down early this morning! MATINEE ‘_’ : morning : M performance : M concert: M’s work : M jacket [F. Gras] MATINES- [pi] mat'ins Matineux* -ease a. of early morn Matinier” -iere a. \ Etoile_iere, Morning star Matir va. to deaden | MATOIR burnisher MATOIS’-F ‘sly dog’: ‘artful one’ [a.) crafty: MATOLE bird-trap | MATOU tom-cat 1 artful MATRAQUE knotted club [womb MATRICE matrix: standard : original [uterus) MATRICULE _dilation : register : roll MATRICULE reference number MATRONE _n [me-tre-nn] midwife MATURATION" [des fruits) ripening MATURE masting : masts and spars (pi] MATURITE _ty [des fruits) ripeness MAT ENGLISH-FRENCH MAT MATCH [pi_es] [for lighting) allumette[&r til) meclie [person to be married) parti [contest) match (pi._es] lutte [race) course [one like) pareil: pendant [marriage) manage | ... to_, ... assorti | To find one’s _, Trouver a qui parler | To be a_for, Etre de la force de | More than a_for, Trop fort pour | Box of _es. Bcnte d'allumettes | Safety_, AUumette de surete [or suedoise] Football Match de F _BO'ARDING jointes (pi] _HO'LDER porte-allumettes _-MA'KER allumettiere [fig) marieuse _MANUFACTURER fabricant d'allumettes Match va. assortir :egaler:appareiller | _vn. s’accorder : convenir | With a ... to_, Avec un ... pareil | _less a. sans pareil MATE [mete]camarade: compagnon [&) second [assistant) aide-... | Boatswain’s_, Second maitre : maitre de quart | Coxswain’s _, Brigadier | Second _, Lieutenant [in small craft) contremaitre | My_Mon camarade | Check_! Echec et mat! | Mate va. [ V. Check- MATE'RIA MED'ICA matiere medicate [mate MATE'RIAL [metiri-e-l] matiere [drap.) tissu [a.) materiel: important: serieux | _S [pi] materiaux : etoffes [artist’s) fournitures |_S delivered (pi] Approvisionnement (sing] _lly ad. materiellement: essentiellement Mathematical a. mathematique : des mathe- matiques | Case of_ instruments, Boite [or Etui] de 'mathematique [F. Geometrique] Mathematically ad. mathematiquement Matri'culate [lete] vn. prendre ses inscriptiotis MATRICULATION [leche-nn] inscription: im- matriculation fmonial Matrimo'nial [ye-l] a. conjugal [law) matri- MAT'RIMONY [me-ne] [le) manage : [ta) vie MA'TRIX [me] matrice [conjugate MA! TRON [me'] matrone [hosp.) directrice Ma'tronly [me-tre-nle] a... de matrone [pers) mur: respectable Matt'ed a. [hair, etc.] emmele MATT'ER matiere: sujet: chose: affaire [case) cas [med) pus | As if nothing had been the _, Comme si de rien n’etait | For the_of that, Quant a cela : d'ailleurs | In this _, Dans cette affaire, circonstance | It’s a _ of 10,000 fr., 11 s’agit de 10,000 fr. | It's no_! It does not_! Cela ne fait rien ! N’importe ! | No_how, N’importe comment | No_how large, N’importe de quelle grandeur [foil, by subjunc.] What is the_? Qu’y a-t-il ? | What is the _ with him? Qu’a-t-il? [F. What] There is nothing the_with him, 11 n’a rien [F. Macher] A hanging_Un cas pendable | In_s of, En matiere de | Business_s, [les) affaires \ Literary_s, [la) litterature \ In_ and STYLE, Par la forme et par le fond _-of-course a. tout naturel _of FACT fait positif [a.) positif MATT'ING paillasson [rush_) natte MATT'OCK [te-k] pioche ["elastique MATT'RESS matelas | Spring_, Sommier Matu're [me-tioure] a. mur : muri [va.) murir [bill) echoir | _ly ad. inurement MATU'RITY [timi]_te [bills) echeance MAU FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS MEC Maudire va. (Table 43) to curse Maudit' -e a. cursed : execrable : confounded MAU GERE scupper-hose [F. Scupper] Maugreer' v. to fume : to grumble | Sans_, Without grumbling MAURE Moor [a.) Moorish [F. More, Fr.] Mauresque a. Moorish : Moresque MAUSOLtE [s, z] mausoleum [so'li-eumm] Maussade a. cross : bad-tempered : wretched [temps) disagreeable [livre) dry —menf ad. sullenly : crossly | —RIE sullenness Mau vais‘ -e a. bad: poor: ill: evil: wrong [ad.) bad : wrong [F. Honte : Langue : Larron : Visage] Plus_, Worse | Le plus_, The worst | _e herbe, Weed | _e H. pousse toujours, Ill weeds grow apace | 11 fait_It is bad weather [tig) it is a bad thing (..., to] Trouver_, Not to like : to take (it) amiss |_ SUJET‘‘bad MAUVE [t>Ot) mallow(-s] [oiseau) gull |_lot ’ MAUVE [couleur]_ MAUVIETTE lark MAUVIS' red-wing (thrush] MAXiLLAIRE jaw-bone [a.) maxill'ary MAXIMA | a_et a minima, Self-registering MAXI ME m | MAXIMUM [& a.] _ MAYON’NAISE sauce made with yolk of egg, salt, pepper, oil and vinegar, and served cold MAZAGRAN" glass of black coffee (and cold MAZET” [F. SUMMER-HOUSE] [.water MAZETTE nag : tit [pers) greenhorn MAZOUT residuum from refinement of crude oil: Me [metre(s) cube(s] [fuel oil Ml Mde- [abbrev. for Marchand -e] Me- Maitre [lawyer’s title] Me pron. me EKsj: to, at, for, in, with, from me [suivi d’un verbe pronom.) myself: to myself | _voici! Here I am ! MliANDRE winding:turn | MIlAT’ meatus:duct MEiCANICIEN" mech'anist [constructeur-_, et 4>) engineer [F. ce mot] [&3L.) engine-driver [e©3t, Amer) engineer [de mine) engineman ME CANIClENNE seiving-machinist MAU ENGLISH-FRENCH MEA o ~Mau'dlin a. gris [sympathy) pleurard c oMaul va. malmener -STICK appui-wiaiw is nMAU'ND Y-THURS'DAY jeudi-saint 3- g MA'VIS [me-] grive a 73 MAW jabot: pause MAY [me] [the month] mai [_-BLOSS'OM, -FLOWER) aubepine [Scotland) cresson des pres | -BEE'TLE, [bit’l] -BUG-, hanneton | -DAY le premier mai | -FLY ephemere vul- gaire | -POLE mai May [me] v. auxil. defect. [V. Might] pouvoir _be, Peut-etre | It_be so, Cela se peut | If it_be. Si cela se peut | You_have heard of, Vous avez peut-etre entendu parler de | As you _ suppose! Comme vous pensez bien! | I_as well go, Autant y alter | I think I_ ..., Je ci’ois pouvoir ... | _I go there? Puis- je y aller? _ I venture to ... ? Oserais-je ...? | — I be permitted to enquire ... ? Qu’il me soit permis de demander ...? | _I live till 90! Puisse-je vivre jusqu’a 90 ans! ( MAY'OR maire [The Prefet de la Seine is the | official whose functions most nearly resemble 5. those of the Lord Mayor of London. The 20 $ maires of arrondissements in Paris are like ‘3> aldermen of wards in London] s MAY'ORALTY dure'e des fonctions de maire : mairie | During his_, Lorsqu’il etait M ^MA Y' OR ESS femme du maire MAZE [a, e] labyrinthe [fig) embarras : dedale MA'ZER [a, e] gobelet Ma'zy [a, e] a. eomplique : inextricable M.C. maitre des ceremonies M.D. docteur-medecin : ‘ D.M.’ Me [mi] pron. me [e like u in mud] moi MEAD [nude] hydromel [meadow) pre MEA'DOW [meddo] pre: prairie [a.)... des pres -MOUSE campagnol|-SWEETreinedes pres Mea'gre [pr. miglie-’r] a. maigre: pauvre [-ly, -ment] —NESS maigreur : pauvrete MEAL [pr. mile] repas [ground grain) farine | Barley_, F d’orge | -TIMES [pi] lieures des MEA'LIES (pi] mais [repas Mea'ly a. farineux | -mouthe'd a. doucereux MEAN [mine] milieu : mediocrite [mathemat.) moyenne | Golden_, Juste milieu Mean [mine] a. bas : meprisable [poor) pauvre [wretched) mesquin [average) moyen | trick, Vilain tour | In the_TIME, En attendant: sur ces entrefaites [nevertheless) cependant Mean v., [imp. & pp. Meant [pr. mine, mennt] se proposer: avoir Vintention (to, de] compter: penser [imply, signify) vouloir dire : signifier [understand) entendre [for, a) destiner [for, to, pour, de) faire expres | Does he_it ? Est-il serieux? | You don’t _ to say so! Ce n’est pas possible ! | What does this word_? Que veut dire [or que signifie] ce mot? | ... without _ing to, Sans (le) vouloir | To _ well, Faire ... dans line bonne intention : avoir de bonnes intentions : croire bien faire | I didn’t _any harm by it, Je le fis sans penser a mai Mean'der [mi-ann'-de-r] vn. serpenter MEAN'ING [mine] signification : sens : intention | What is the_of ... ? Que signifie ... ? Que veut dire ... ? Mean'ingless a. qui n’a pas de sens Mean'ly [mine-le] ad. bassement: pauvrement: mesquinement MEAN'NESS bassesse : pauvrete : mesguinerie MEANS [minze] moyen: voies (pi]cause [money) fortime: ressources (pi] By _ of, Au moyen de: grace a | By all_! Je vous en prie! Mais oui! absolument | Come by all _! Ne manquez pas de venir! | By fair _, Honnetement : loyalement | By fair _ or foul, N’importe comment: de gre ou de force \ By no_, Pas du tout: en aucune fagon [not very) peu ... | By this_, Par ce moyen | By any_, a quel- que prix que ce soit | One’s slender_, Son modeste budget f F. Mean. a. Mean'ti'me [aii] ad. en attendant: cependant Mean'whi'le [mine-cnidile] ad. en attendant MEA'SLES (pi] rougeole [pigs’) ladrerie Mea’s'urable [meje-r] a. | Within_DIS'- TANCE of, a distance appreciable de | To be within _ distance of the end, Commencer a voir la fin (de ...] MEC FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS MED MECANIQUE mech’anics : mech'anism [ch, fc] machinery: machine [frein) brake | a la—. By machinery: machine-(made, etc.]_a. mech'- anical | Arts _s, Mech'anic arts | Metier_, Power-loom | Presse _, [Printing) machine Mecanique men t' ad. mech'an'ically ‘ Mecaniser' ’ va. to tease : to ‘ bother ’ MECANISME (eece-m] mec'h'anism : gear MEcENE patron Mechammenf ad. wickedly : mischievously MECHANCETE wickedness : malice : ill-natured [ou wicked, ou mischievous, ou unkind] thing [ou act] MECHANT' -E wicked man [ou woman] evildoer [enfant) naughty boy [ou girl] [«.) wicked : mischievous : wretched : vicious [enfant) naughty |_e epigramme, Wretched epigram | E. —e, Stinging E | Faire le (la)_-e, To be naughty [ou a naughty boy, etc.] MECHE [de lampe, etc.) wick [kpoudre) match: fuse [de cheveux) lock [de bonnet de coton) tassel [fouet) lash [de filin) centre-strand [du gouvernail) tiller-ropes (pi] [outil) bit: drill | _americaine, Twist-drill | ‘11 n’y a pas_,’ It can’t be done | Sentir la _, To ‘smell a rat ’ | Yendre la_, To ‘let the cat out of the bag’ Mecher' va. to fumigate ... with brimstone MECOMP'TE (nip nasal] mistake : disappointment | se Mecomp'ter' vr. to miscalculate : to find one’s self mistaken Mecon'naissable a. unrecognizable | Rendre _, To alter ... beyond recognition Mecon'naitre va. (Table 60) not to know : not to be able to recognize : to ignore : to forget: to overlook : to be ungrateful for Mecon'nu -e pp. unrecognized : unappreciated Mecontent' -e a. discontented : displeased | Les MECONTENTS' The malcontents MECONTENTE MENT” discontent: displeasure Mecontenter' va. to displease : not to please : to upset: to put ... out MECREANT' miscreant: infidel [a.) unbelieving MEDAI'LL'E medal: coin [plaque) badge |_ d'OR. d-ARGENT, Gold. Silver M | Revers de la_, Dark side of the picture [F. D.S.O.] MEDAI'LL'E -E medallist [a.) ... who has received a medal : ... wearing a badge MEDAI LL'IER " cabinet[ou collection] of coins MEdAI'LL'ISTE (& f.] _dallist MEDAI'LL'ON” medallion [bijou) locket MEDEdN" medical man : surgeon [fam) doctor [_consultant) physician | Femme_, Lady doctor | _major._militaire, Army S | _ legiste, Specialist appointed to report to the authorities (sometimes acting as coroner] MEDECINE medicine | Etudianten_, Medical student | _legale, Forensic medicine M£dIATEUR mediator [nn'di-e-te-r] MEDIATION— [midi-e'cJie-nn] Medical -e a._1 [en ang. pr. medd'e-ke-l] MEDICAMENT" medicine : remedy _aire a. ... of medicine _er' va. to medicate (pers) to dose _eux' -euse a. medicinal: medicated MEDICASTRE third-rate doctor :‘quack’ Medicinal-e a._1 Mediocre a. ‘_’ : middling : indifferent _menC ad. moderately : indifferently MEDIOCRITE_ty : moderate income _Sl [pi] men of little ability Medire vn. (Table 42) to speak disparagingly (of] to slander : to be slanderous MEA ENGLISH—FRENCH MED MEA’S'URE [meje-r] mesure : dimension : capacity [typ) justification [legislation) projet de loi | Tape-_, Metre a ruban | In some _, Jusqu'a un certain point: dans une certaine M | Out of all _, Beyond _, Outre M: de- mesurement [ By_, a la M | To get... made to__ Faire faire ... sur M | ‘_S, not MEN,’ Pas des homines mais des principes [F. Coal] Mea s'ure va. mesurer [land) arpenter | I am going to be _d for a coat, Je vais me faire prendre mesure pour un habit | It_s 20 feet, VII [or elle] a 20 pieds (de ...] ;~>MEA‘S'URE MENT [the action) mesurage: g cubage [size) dimension [tons _)... d ejauge | By_[freight] Au cubage MEA'S'URER mesureur MEAS'URING mesurage: arpentage MEAT [pr. mite] viande (de boucherie] [food in general) aliment: nourriture | With_, [soup] Gras | Without_, Maigre | Roast_, Roti -CHOPP'ER h&che-viande -HA'STENER [a, e: t nul] rotissoire -SAFE garde-manger | _ SOUP soupe grasse /'MECHAN'IC ouvrier mecanicien : artisan [a.) mecanique fen II Mechan'ical [ke-i] a. mecanique [involun- [rj tary) machinal | _ ENGINEE'R ingenieur- mecanicien |_ally ad. mecaniquement [in- vol.) machinalement u MECHANICIAN [che-nn] mecanicien ^.MECHAN'ICS (pi] (la) mecanique W MECH'ANISM [izz’m] mecanisme [s,c] °MECH'ANIST mecanicien fee MED'AL (medd-’l] medaille Med'dle v. se meler (with, de] toucher (with, a] s’immiscer (dans] s’entremettre (with, dans] MEDD'LER officieux : intrigant Med'dle'some (ce-mm] a. [fam] intrigant | _ CHILD touche-a-tout MEDD'LING immixtion (with, in, dans] Me'dise'val [mi-di-i-ve-l] a. du moyen age MEDIA'TION mediation fee : entremise ME'DIATOR (mVdi-e-te-r] mediateur Med'ical (ke-l] a. medical [school, etc.) de me- decine [student) en medecine _ MAN [pi._men]_OFFICER medecin Med'icated (keted] a. medicinal Medic'inally (diss'i-ne-le] ad. en medecine MED'ICINE medecine [remedy itself) medicament : remede (for, contre] Quack_Remede de charlatan | _CHEST pharmade Med'itate (tete] v. mediter (on, upon, sur] ME'DIUM milieu: moyen: entremise [hypnot.) medium [paper) coquille [a.) moyen -ne | The happy_, Le juste milieu [F. Intermediate] Circulating_, Agent monetaire MED'LAR (le-r] nefle [the tree) neflier MED'LEY melange [a.) mele MED FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS MEM MEDISANCE slander | mEdISANT’-H slanderer [a.) slanderous : disparaging Meditatif-iue a._ive MEDITATION" — [teclie-nn] Mediter’ va. to meditate (sur, on] to ponder : to plan | Bien medite, Well thought out MEDITERRANEE Mediterranean [a.) inland MEDIUM_ | MEDIUS [pr. s] middle finger MEDUSE _sa [fam) jelly-fish _r' va. to stupefy : to hypnotise MEETING _ D3j) ; political M Mefaire on. (Table 38) to do wrong MEfAIT’ misdeed MEFIANCE mistrust: caution Mefiant'-e a. mistrustful: cautious se Metier’ vr. to mistrust (de, ...] Se — dcs contrefagons. Beware of imitations MEGALOMANIE megaloma'nia {me-ni-e] ME GARDE \ Par_, Inadvertently MEGATH ERIUM _ [en ang. til fort] MEGERE ‘ regular Tartar ’ \ La _ apprivoisee, The Taming of the Shrew MEGISSERIE tawing : leather-dressing MEGISSIER" leather-dresser ‘ MEGOT" ’ cigar or cigarette end Meill’eur-e a. better | Le — La —e, [superb] The best | _marche, Cheaper Mejuger’ va. to misjudge MELANCOLIE [& Melancolique a.] melancholy [plais) brown study _liquement’ ad. mournfully : gloomily MELANGE mixture : commingling : blending : medley [brasserie) mash | Sans_, Unmingled : pure | _S’ (pi] miscellany _r’ va. to mix : to mingle : to blend : to mash MELASSE molasses (pi] treacle [raffinee) golden syrup MELEE fight: contest: scuffle : scrimmage | Au fort de la_In the ‘ thick of the fight ’ Meier’ va. to mix (up, etc.] to blend : to mingle; to throw ... into confusion : to entangle : to mix ... up (a, de, with] Se _, To mix (etc.] to take part (in, a] to meddle : to mind | S’y — To have (something, anything, etc.) to do with it | Melez-vous de vos affaires. Mind your own business | Je ne me mele plus de cela, I’ll have nothing more to do with it MELEZE larch | MELILOT ” [hot] _ ["muddle ‘ MEu-MELO ’ jumble | Veritable _, Regular MELINITE _ | MELISSE balm mint MELODIE_dy | MELODRAME _ma Ry Melodieux’ -euse a. melodious : sweet [-semt’ MELOMANIE passionate love of music | C’est un MElOMANE, He’s passionately fond of M MELON" __ [mele-nn] Chapeau_, Bowler hat MELOPEE composing of melody © ^ MEMBRANE_[memm-brene] s MEMBRE member^ Lparfiedu corps)limb .• 2 [ J>) timber : rib | Membre -e a_-limbed MEMBRURE frame : rib Meme a. same : very [moi-meme. vous-meme, etc.) ...self: himself: itself: herself [pi) themselves | C’est cela _! It's the very thing! | Cela revient au_, It comes to the same thing _ad. even : also | a_, Able (de, to] right into | a — ma poche, Loose in my pocket | Boire a —, To drink out of the bottle, etc. Manger a — To eat out of the dish | Mordre a_, To bite off | Mettre ... a_de, To enable ... to | De _, The same : in the same way | De _ que, As well as | De_que ..., de_.... Just MEMENTO _ Las ..., so ... MEMOIRE memory : remembrance j Beaucoup de_A good M | De _, From M | De_ d’homme, Within the M of man | _de lievre, Shocking M | Si j’ai bonne_If I remember rightly : if I am not mistaken MEMOIRE memorandum : bill : memoir : paper MEE ENGLISH-FRENCH MEM MEED [mide] recompense Meek a. doux : paisible | _ly ad. avec douceur: humblement | _NESS douceur MEER'SCHAUM [che-mm] ecutne de mer _ PIPE pipe d'ecume MEET rendez-vous [a.) convenable : propre Meet va. [imp. <kpp. Met] rencontrer: trouver: rece voii [face) attronter [expenses, a difficulty) fairv face a [a bill) faire honneur a [demand) satisfaire (a ...] [run in connection with) des- servir | _vn. se rencontrer : se trouver ensemble : s'assembler [assembly, etc.) sereunir [V. Toucher] _ her! [&] Rencontrez! | To go to_, Aller a la rencontre de... | To send ... to_him, Envoyer ... au devant de lui [or le chercher] To_with, Rencontrer [ V. ce mot] trouver : avoir [a refusal) essuyer (un refus] We shall_again to-morrow, Nous nous re- verrons demain | He has met with a loss, 11 a eprouve une perte | I have met with an accident, 11 m'est arrive un accident | This is the first time I have met with this, C’est la premiere fois que je vois ceci [7. TRAIN] MEETTNGr entrevue : rencontre : reunion : as- semblee [sitting) seance [of 2 rivers) confluent [political) ‘meeting' | Mass_, ’Meeting mon- stre’ : grand M | To call a_of, Convoquer [7. Minutes] -HOUSE chapelle Mel'anch'oly a. melancolique [poet) triste Mell'ow a. [ripe) mur : mou [softened) moel- leux [melting: of fruit, etc.) fondant [land) meuble [tipsy) ‘ gris ’ Mell'ow’ va. murir [soften) rendre moelleux _NfiSS maturite [softness) moelleux Melo'dious a. melodieux [-ly, -eusement] MEL'ODY melodie Melt v. fondre (into, en ...] [fig) attendrir : s’a I To_into tears, Fondre en larmes [7. Blanc] MELT'ER fondeur MELT'ING fusion | It’s_hot, On etoutfe _POINT point de fusion MEM'BER [memm'be-r] membre [of pari, commission) commissaire | The _for our place, Le depute de chez nous | Card of_SHIP, Carte de membre | A total_SHIP of 1000, Mille membres MEMEN'TO [mi-menn'-to] memento: souvenir Mem'orably ad. d'une maniere memorable MEMORAN'DUM [de-mm] note [diplom.) memorandum | To make a _of it, En prendre note | _of ASSOCIATION, acte constitutif (de societe ] -BOOK agenda : carnet MEM FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS Memorable a._[mem'-e-re-be-l] MEMORANDUM _ : M-book MEMORIAL _: memoirs (pi] [livre) waste-book Menaganf -e a. threatening MENACE_: threat |_en l air, Idle T | Lettre de_s, Threatening letter Menacei" va. to threaten (de, with, to] Le_ du poing. To shake one's fist at him MENAGE housekeeping : household : family : husband and wife : home : economy | Le_B, B and his wife \ Entrer [or Se mettre] en_, To begin housekeeping [F. Marriage] Faire bon__ To live very happily together [F. Unhappily] Faire le_, To clean up | Faux_ Couple living together without being married | Femme de _, Cliancoman bs^ | Pain de_, Household bread mENAGEMENT - [& pi. _S'] precaution : tact : care : consideration | Sans_, Unsparinglv mEnager- -ERE economist: manager (m. & f.] [a.) saving [de, of) sparing | Eaux'_s, Slops MIEN ACER E liouseivife : cruet Menager' va. to manage : to save : to spare : to be sparing with : to make the best [ou most] of : to take care of : to use tact in dealing with [tech, etc.) to fit in : to arrange MENAGERIE_[ang. pr. menadj-e-re] MENDIANT'-E beggar [a.)begging | Les quatre _s, Almonds, figs, raisins, and nuts MENDICITE _ty [fam) beggar}' : begging | Depot de_, Workhouse Mendier' va. to beg MENEAU nmllion | _X" mullions (pi] tracery MENEE intrigue: plotting | _s secretes, Underhand (ou 4 backstairs ') dealings Mener' va. [a, chez, to ...] to lead : to take : to drive : to steer : to ‘ take ... in ’ |_a bien, To bring ... to a successful issue mEnestrel minstrel | MEnEtRIER ' fiddler MENEUR leader [conducteur) driver [A'emeute) ringleader : agitator | MENHIR ‘ — ’ MENINGITE meningitis [djai’-tiss] La _ cerebro-spinale, Spotted fever MENOTTE little hand : ‘ handy-pandy ’ _S' [pi] manacles [fam) handcuff's j Mettre les_s a, To handcuff MENSONGE lie : falsehood : deceit: fiction Mensonger' -ere a. false : lying : deceitful MER MENSUALITE month’s pay (ou salary] Mensuel -elle a. monthly MensuellemenF ad. ... every month Mental a. _1 [mennte-l] [-emenf -lly] ftality MENTALITE state [or attitude] of mind: men- (MENT ERIE fib : storv | Dire des_s. To tell | stories | MENTEUR -EXJSE liar [a.) false : ~]\[ENTH'E mint [F. Peppermint] Hying c MENTION" — | _liner' va. to mention rtMentir vn. (Table 18) to tell a lie [ou lies] ® to lie | Faire _, To prove ... in the wrong [proverbe) to belie | Sans_, ‘Upon my word’ 1 MENTON" chin | _NNET' catch : cam MENTOR [mantore] [menntt'-r] guide MENU '—’ : bill of fare : small matters (pi] Par le_, In detail Menu -e a. slender : small : trivial: lesser | _ BOIS brushwood | _E MONNAIE change: loose cash | Le_PEUPLE. [The) common people | _S PLAISIRS (pi] pocket-money Menu ad. small | Hacher_, To chop ... small [viande) to mince MENTJAI'LL'E small coin : rubbish [poissons) small fry | MENUET' minuet 3IENUISERIE carpentry : woodwork MENUISIER" joiner | _ en batiments, Carpenter | Abeille_fere, C-bee Mepliitique a._ic mEplat- flat part | _-e a. flat se Meprendre vr. (Table 59) to be mistaken | Ressembler a ... a s’y_[pers] To be the exact likeness of ... MEPRIS' contempt | Au_de. In C of Meprisable a. contemptible Meprisant' -e a. contemptuous : scornful MEPRISE mistake | Par_By an inadvertence | Mepriser' va. to treat ... with contempt : to despise : to make light of MER sea : ocean [fa maree) water | a la_At [ou to] the seaside | Un honnne a fa_! A man overboard! | La pleine_, The open S [maree) high W | En pleine_Out at S | Je ne crains pas la_I am a good sailor | Grosse _, Heavy S | Honnne de_Seafaring man | Sur —, At S : to S | Se mettre en_, To put to S | Ce n’est pas la _a boire, It is easy Mercantile a._[tdile] [enough MERCENAIRE [<& a.] _nary [ne-re] hireling MEM ENGLISH-FRENCH MER MEMO'RIAL [ri-el] memento : souvenir : me- moire [petition) requete [a.) connnemoratif | _WINDOW vitrail connnemoratif (de, to] _1ST petitionnaire _ize va. petitionner MEM'ORY [pr.memm'-e-re] memoire5sci [fam) souvenir | It has escaped my__ Je ne m’en souviens plus | Shocking —, M de lievre MEN [menu] [pi. de MAN] homines Men ace [menn'-e-ss] va. nieuacer Men'acing a. menagant Mend va. [repair) raccommoder : reparer [fig) ameliorer [pen) tailler [vn.) s ameliorer [pers) se corriger [health, etc.) se retablir Menda'cious [menn-declie-ss] a. mensonger MENDA'CITY [menn-dass'-e-te'] mensonge MEND'ER raccommodeur de ... MEN'DICANT [<& a.] mendiant: de M MEND'ING- racconnnodage : reparation | Past __ Tout use : perdu ME'NIAL [mine -ye-l] domestique _a. subalterne : vil MENSURA'TION [a. e] mesurage : mesure Men'tal [te-l] a._ | _calculation, Calcul M MEN'TION [menn'-clie-nn] m_: indication Men'tion [menn'-clie-nn] va. dire : faire mention de : relever : citer [in reports) constater (que, that] I _e'd ... to him, Je lui ai rap- pele ... | I don't think I_e'd ..., Je ne crois pas avoir dit que | ‘Don't_it!’ II n’y a pas de quoi: cela ne vaut pas la peine d'en parler : ’ de rien ’ Mer'cantile a. _: de commerce : marchand | _MARI'NE marine marchande MER FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS MES MERCERIE mercery : haberdashery MERCI mercy (de, on] MERCI thanks (de, for] _! Thank you! [non!) No, thank you! [V. Thank, n.] _ bien, Thank you very much MERC\ER"-IERE mercer : haberdasher MERCREDI Wednesday [ouennz'-de] on W MERCURE mercury [me-r'kiou-re] MERCURIALE reprimand [des prix) average prices (pi] [hot., des bois) dog’s mercury Mercuriel -elle a. _ial | Pillule _, Blue pill MERE mother | _ nourrice, Wet-nurse | De _, Motherly | Frere de _, Half-brother | Sceur de_, Half-sister ["finest Mere a. mother: principal [idee) leading [laine) MSlRIDIEN" [<£ a.] _ian 0=3^ | Passage au_, Southing MERIDIENNE meridian line [repos) siesta | Lunette_, Transit instrument Meridional -e a.... of the south : southern | Un __ A man from the South of France MERINGUE white of egg and sugar baked and eaten with whipped cream, etc. MARINOS [pr. noce] _no MERISE wild cherry MERISIER" wild cherry-tree Meritant' -e a. meritorious MtiRITE merit: worth : what one deserves Meriter" va. to deserve : to require | 11 n’a que ce qu’il merite, It serves him right Meritoire a. meritorious [-menf -ly] MERLAN" whiting MERLE blackbird | Fin_, Artful customer | Vilain _, Disagreeable fellow | _ BLANC' ‘mare’s nest’ | _d’EAU water ouzel MERLIN” cleaver : axe [corde, de 2 fils) marline [corde. 3 fils) houseline MERLUCHE hake MERLUS' hake [boarding MERRAIN" antler [bois) wood for staves : clap- MERVEILL’E wonder | a _, Wonderfully : amazingly : capitally [a.) capital | Faire ... a_, To do ... to perfection | _ d’un jour, Nine days’ wonder [V. MONT] MERVEILL'EUX' marvellous : dandy Merveill'eux' -euse a. wonderful : capital : amazing : strange [-eusemenf -lly, -ly] Mes' a. pi. my [V. Mon] MESALLIANCE | Faire une _, [or se Mesallier' vr.] To marry beneath o’self MESANGE tomtit [V. Titmouse, p. 619] MESAVENTURE mischance : misadventure MES'DAMES’ [pi] : Ladies MESDEMOISELLES' [pi] : the Misses... : Ladies : the young ladies Mesestimer' va. to undervalue MESINTELLIGENCE misunderstanding Mesinterpreter' va. to misinterpret MESMERISME [eece-m]_sm \mez'-me-rizm] Mesquin"-e a. mean : petty -.wretched : shabby Mesquinemenf ad. wretchedly : shabbily : MESQUINERIE pettiness : meanness [poorly MESS [X] mess : mess-room MESSAGE — [messedj] errand MESSAGER" -ERE messenger : carrier MESSAGERIE coach-office: coach [*£.) goods department: carriage of goods | Articles de _, Goods and parcels | Bureau des_s, Parcels receiving office | _S' [<3>] line of mail steam- MESSE mass | Grand'messe. High mass [_ers Messeoir vn. defective, to ill become | 11 mes- sied a ..., It ill becomes ... MESSIDOR 10th month of Republican year [‘June’ 19 to ‘July’ 18] MESSIE Messiah [me-gai-a] MER ENGLISH—FRENCH MES MER'CER mercier -iere [chandise MERCHANDISE [meur'-tche-nn-daize] mar- MER'CHANT [meur'tche-nntt] negociant(en ...] [a.) marchand fen : commercial |_MANnavire marchand |_PRIN'CES princes du negoce | _SER'VICE marine marchande ^Mer'ciful a. misericordieux (to, pour] —lly ad. misericordieusement | _NESS miseri- K1 corde | Mer'ciless a. impitoyable JjMer'cilessly ad. sans pitie MER'CY mise- 7 ricorde : compassion : grace | At the _ of, g a la merci de... | To beg for_, Demander i G | Recommendation to _, Recours en G \ Thankful for small MER'CIES, Reconnais- ^ sant des moindres bienfaits MERE [mire] lac | Mere a. pur : simple : ne que | A_nobody, Un zero en chiffre | A_ nothing, Un rien Me'rely [mire-le] ad. seulement Meretri'cious [i bref: clie-ss"] a. faux MERGAN'SER harle [vn.) se perdre Merge [meurdj] va. [in, into, avec] amalgamer MERCER fusion de societes industrielles (etc.] MERID'IAN [ye-nn] meridien [fig) apogee _a. [astr) meridien [of noon) de midi MER'IT merite [m.) meriter Merito'rious [ri-e-ss] a. meritoire [pers) meritant | _ly ad. d'une maniere meritoire MER'LIN emerillon MER'MAID [me-r-mede] sirene Merr'ily ad. gaiement MERR'IMENT divertissement: rejouissance Merr'y a. gai: plaisant: jovial | To make _ with, Se divertir de | _WIVES of Windsor, Joyeuses commeres, etc. -GO-ROUND [manege de) chevaux de bois -MAKING [a, e] divertissement: fete -THOUG'HT [t7i fort: ugh nuls] lunette MESH maille [netting) moule [of screw) pas | In_En prise \ _e'd WIRE grillage Mes'merize [■mez-me-raize] va. magnetiser _ISM mesmerisme : magnetisme MESS [dirty_) gachis : salete [dish, food) plat [officers’) ordinaire : table : ‘ mess ’ [&) plat | A pretty _, Un joli gachis | In a nice _, Dans de beaux draps | To make a_of it, En faire un gachis [fig) tout gacher | -ROOM [in works] refectoire | -TIN gamelle Mess vn. manger (together, ensemble] _va. gacher | To keep messing about, vn. [ fain ] muser: tatillonner [depeche MESS'AGE [ssedj] m_: commission [telegr.) MESS'ENGER [dje-r] messager : commission- naire [king’s) courrier (de cabinet] [\t)tour- nevire: marguerite \ MESSI'AH [,sai-a] Messie MESS'MATE [mete] compagnon de table MES FRANQAIS-ANGLAXS MET MESSIEURS” [pi] gentlemen [‘ MM.’) ‘ Messrs.’ MESSIN"-J2 native of Metz [pr. in Fr.‘Mess ’] MESSIRE ‘ master ’ [mensuration MESURAGE measurement: measuring [Tart) MESURE measure 0=^ : measurement: bounds (pi] moderation [mus) time | Aider en _, To keep time | a_, As it comes (up, out, in, on, etc.] as fast as ... is ready : as fast as required | a _ de, In proportion to | a_que, au fur et a _que, In proportion as : as soon as each ... | Je suis en _ de ..., I am quite prepared to ... | Depasser la_, To go too far Prendre bien ses_s, To manage things well Prendre_a, To take ...’s M | Sur_, To M Mesure -e a. moderate : cautious : deliberate : circumspect : regular [pas) measured Mesurer' va. to measure: to estimate: to weigh: to try | MESUREUR measurer Mesuser' vn. to misuse (de, ...] METAIL' mixture of metals METAIRIE farm : F-house [F. Metayage] M£TAI-[mett'l]_ ANGLAIS' Britannia M | Metallique a. metallic [piston) spring | Plume _, Steel-pen | Tdile_Wire-gauze METALLURGIES _gy | _GISTE _gist METAMORPHOSE _sis : transformation _.r’ va. to transform : to change (en, into] METAPHORE_r 0=^ [mett'-e-fe-r] Metapliorique a._ic [-menf -allv] METAPHYSICIEN' _ian [ziche-nn, i bref] METAPHYSIQUE _ics (pi] [a.) metaphysical : abstruse [-menf -lly, -ly] Metaphysiquer' va. to over-refine METAYAGE co-operative farming [in which the owner of the land takes one half the produce, and the farmer the other half] METAYER' -ERE farmer [V. Metayage] m£TEIL' meslin [wheat and rye sown together] METIiORE meteor [mi-ti-e-r] METEOROLOGIE, _gy [miti-o-rol'-e-dje] Meteorologique a. meteorological METH' ODE method : way : system Meth'odique a. methodical [-menf -lly] M^TH ODISTE [& f.]_ist [f7t fort] Meticuleux' -ease a. scrupulous : particular METIER" trade : profession [much) loom : frame| Chacun son _, Every man to his T | Corps de — Trade corporation | De son _, By T [ou P] ... of (one’s) own | En terme de —, Technically | Pas de son__ Not in his line | ‘Quel —!’ What a wretched nuisance! | Stale _, ‘ On the stocks’ | _a SANGLES' cradle M^TIS [me-teece] METISSE [& a.] half-breed [chien) mongrel [com) mixed [hot) hybrid MIlTRAGE measuring : metric measurement M^TRE meter [Table 87] _ a. RUBAN” tape measure | Metrique a. metric METROMANIE mania for versifying METROPOLE metropolitan see : mother city : mother country [a.) metropolitan METROPOLITAN" [fam, ‘Metro’] tube railway [fam) ‘the Tube’ [eveque : & a. -e) metropol'i- METS" [may] dish : food [tan Mettable a. fit to put on : that can he worn METTEUR en CEUVRE jewel-setter : jeweller METTEUR en SCENE sceneman Mettre va. (Table 66) to put: to place : to lay : to set: to set ... (down, on, etc.] [du temps) to take [sur soi) to put on : to wear [la table) to lay [en morceaux) to tear [ou cut ou break] ... (to pieces] [temoigner) to show [forcer) to drive [j>) to get, ou get ... out: to hoist [V. Lower]_une lieure a sa toilette, To take an hour to dress | Une lettre met deux jours pour arriver, It takes two days for a letter to get there [ou here] Faire_, To order | Mettons 30 fr., Say 30 fr. | Ne mettez guere! Don’t be long! | _a mal, to seduce _au courant, [registre] to post up _au jour, to publish _au monde, to give birth to _au point, to focus [moteur) to ‘ tune up ’ _has, to throw off: to lay ... aside [absol. des animaux) to bring forth : to drop [jument) to foal [cliienne) to whelp _dedans, to ‘ take ... in ’ _dehors, to put... out [congedier) to discharge _en colere. to make... angry | _en chantier, _en court-circuit, to short-circuit [to lay down _en doute, to call in question _en joue, to aim (at] _en lumiere, to throw some light upon _en ceuvre, to apply : to put to use : to make _en place [&] to rig Luse of _en valeur. to develop : to improve _en vente, to put... up for sale _par ecrit, to write down _sous presse, to send to press | a llieure ou nous mettons sous presse, As we are going to press Se_, To put o’s : to set [etc.] o's (a. at, about] to stand : to sit: to get [commencer) to begin: to take to [s’habiller) to dress | _ a l'ABRI, To get under shelter |_en COLERE, To get in a passion | _ a la FENETRE, To go to the window | _ au LIT", To get into bed : to go to bed [F. Quatre] _ en ROUTE, To set out | _dans la TETE de ..., To take it into one's head to... | Se — a une chose, [or S'y —] To set about it MES ENGLISH—FRENCH MET Mess'rs. Messieurs : ‘ MM.- [dances MESS'UAGrE [messedj] mcdson et ses depen- ‘ Mess'y ’ a. sale : graisseux [sticky) jtoisseux Met imp. & pp. [ V. Meet] MET'AL [mett’l] metal [upon roads) empierre- ment | In the_, [typ] Sur le plomb | Old_, [typ] Matiere | Met'al [-lle’d] va. empierrer | MET'ALLING empierrement MET'APHOR metaphore | Bold_, Image har- Mete [mite] [ou_out] va. mesurer [die ME'TER[nufe-r]compteur(agaz,etc.]metre j It is turned on, off, at the_, Le G estouvert, ferme Methinks' v. imp. il me semble (que ...] METH'OD [the-d] methode : maniere : ordre Methoil'ical [ke-l: th fort] a. methodique [catalogue, etc.) raisonne [-lly, -ment] METH'YLATED SPIRIT alcool denature : alcool a bruler | Metic'ulous a. meticuleux’ ME'TRE metre kxi | In_, En vers METROP'OLIS capitale: metropole MEU FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS MIE Meublant'-e for furniture : rich | Meubles _s, Household furniture : effects MEUBLE piece of furniture : article : suite _S' (pi] furniture [dr) personal property Meuhie a. moveable [biens) personal | Terre __ Light soil: fine mould Meuble-e a. furnished | Maison _ee, Furnished house : private hotel Meubler' va. to furnish [la memoire) to store (de, with] _bien, To look rich [ou well] MEULE grindstone [de moulin) millstone [en emeri, etc.) wheel [agr) rick [fromage) cheese J\IEJJLIERE millstone : M quarry [geol) M-grit MEULON" small (hay-)cock 1MEUNERIE milling trade MEUNjER" miller [insect) blight [poisson) chub _IERE miller's wife : miller' MEURT -de-FAZilf " [m nasal] poor starveling | Salaire de_, Starvation wages (pi] MEURTRE murder | Au _! Murder! MEURTRIER "-LE.R.E murderer : murderess [a.) murderous | _IERE [fort] loophole Meurtrir va. to bruise [pr. bronze] MEURTRISSURE bruise [pr. bronze] METJTE pack of hounds ME VENTE sale at a loss Mi a. half: mid-... | a mi-chemin, Half-way | a mi-cote, Half-way up | La _-aout, The middle of August [F. Careme] Ml [mus] E MIASME [assbn] miasma [az-ma] MIAULARD" sea-mew | MIAULEMENT” mewing | Miauler' vn. to mew MICA [mdi-ca] MI CHE loaf La SAINT'-MICHEL Michaelmas Dojj MICMAC 4 dodge trick : intrigue MICOCOULIER" nettle-tree [Celtis] MICROBE [mee-crob] [mcii-krobe] MICROMETRE_meter [mdikromm'-e-te-r] MICRON" 1000th part of one millimetre MICROPHONE _ MICROSCOPE_ | Microscopique a._ic MIDI mid-day: noon [lieure) twelve o'clock [sud) south | _et demi. Half-past 12 | Chercher_ a 14 heures. To look for difficultieswhere there are none | Dans le_In the South of France 1MIDINETTE’ [a Paris] young ivork-girl or dressmaker’s apprentice MIE crumb | Ma_! [mon amie] My love! Ml EL honey | Rayon [or Gateau] de_, Honeycomb | Lune de_, Honeymoon MIELLAT" honey-dew MIELLE sandy ground Mielleux’ -ease a. honeyed : smooth-tongued Mien" Mienne [or Le. la_, les _s] pron. mine : of mine : my own [F. Meum rcs^] Un _parent, A relation of mine | Les_S' [pi] my people : my friends [ou family] MIETTE crumb: least bit | Reduit-e en _s, Smashed to atoms [ou 4smithereens’] MIEUX' best: best way : best thing : something better : change for the better : improvement [ad.) better : rather : more [le, the) best: most: more [ou most] comfortable : better- [ou best-] looking : more [ou most] gentlemanly [ou ladylike] a qui mieux ltiieux, Striving with each other (who could ... most, ou best, etc.] Travailler a qui mieux mieux, To try which can work hardest | Le _ est l’ennemi du bien, Let well' alone | Au_, For the best: as well as can be | De_en_, Better and better | Faire de son _, To do one’s best (pour, to ] J’aime_, I prefer ... | J’aimerais_, I would prefer [suivi de l’infinitif) I would rather ... | Je ne demande pas _! I am quite willing! With all my heart! Nothing would give me more pleasure (than] I should be delighted (que de, to] 11 vaut_, [or _vaut ...] The better way would be (to ...] ... is better [F. Policy] On ne peut As well as possible | Rien de_Nothing better | Tant_, So much the better | -ETRE improved condition Mievre a. arch : roguish [style) ‘finikin’ MET ENGLISH-FRENCH MIE MET'TLE courage : fougue : vivacite Met'tle'some a. fougueux fet le mien Me'um and tu'um [mi-e-m, tiou-e-m] le tien MEW [mion] MEW'ING miaulement Sea-MEW mouette | Mew vn. miauler MEWS [miouze] [pi] ecuries Mez'zanine [zz, ts] a. | _FLOOR entresol MICE [i, a'i] [pi. de Mouse] souris MICH'AELMAS [mikk-’lme-ss]la Saint-Michel MICK'LE [Scotch MUCK'LE]beaucoup | Many a little makes a_, Les petits ruisseaux font les grandes rivieres MICROM'E TER [ma'i-kromm] metre _GAUGE palmer (de precision] _SCREW, vis micrometrique Mid a. milieu | _-..., Mi-... | -DAY midi [a.) de midi | -LENT la mi-car erne | -way a. a mi-chemin [up) a mi-cote | -WINTER fort de l’hiver MID'DLE milieu tea [waist) ceinture [cut, etc.) entre-deux [a.)... du milieu : moyen [va., &) plier ... en deux | The_of August, La mi- aout | In the _ of the way, a mi-chemin | -age'd a.entre deux ages | In the— AGES, Au moyen age | The_CLASS, La bourgeoisie [ _ COURSE moyen terme | _ DISTANCE second plan |_FINGERmedius [-MANinter- mediaire | -size'd a. [pers] de faille moyenne MiddTing a. mediocre : passable : entre les deux [health) assez bien | 4 Only—,’ Comme Qa MIDD'Y [pi._ies] plais. pour Midshipman MIDGE moucheron | MIDG'ET [pers) nain Mid'land [le-nnd] a. de l’interieur : du centre The MID'LANDS le centre (de VAngleterre] MID'NIG HT minuit [a.) de minuit: de nuit MID'RIFF diaphragme MID'SHIPMAN [pi._men] aspirant de marine Mid'ships ad. par letravers: Droite! ’ [F Bau] MIDST milieu : sein | In the_ of winter, En plein hiver 11 was in the_of reading, J’etais en train de lire | Hollowed in their_[caverns] Creuse dans leurs entrallies MID'SUMMER [se-me-r] milieu de l’ete | At _On_-DAY, a la Saint-Jean[V. Vacances] MID' WIFE [pi._ivives] [i, ai ] sage-femme : MID'W IFE RY [midifre] Vobstetrique MIEN [mine] mine : air MIG FRAN^AIS—ANGLAIS MIM Mign'ard' -e a. affected [-emenf -ly] Mign'arder' va. to be affected in : to coddle | Se — To ‘ coddle one’s self up ’ MIGN'ARDISE delicacy : affectation : fondling [fieur) pink | _S' [pi] pretty ways MIGN ON " -NNE darling : favourite [en mauv. part) minion [or.) pretty : delicate : darling : favourite [argent) spare (money] Mign'onnemenf ad. delicately : prettily MIGN'ONNETTE pink: ground pepper [phot.) midget MIGRAINE | La A sick-headache MIGRATION"_[mdi-greche-nn] ‘ MIJAUREE' ivoman full of affectation | Faire la_, To be full of affectation Mijoter' vn. to simmer [va.) to fondle : to plot | Faire_, To let ... simmer MIKADO _ MIL Indian club [V. MILLET. Fr.] Mil a. one thousand MILAN" kite MILDIOU mildew (on vines] MILICE militia | _S' [pi] troops MILICIEN" militiaman MILIEU middle : medium : centre : circle : element : surroundings (pi] Au__ In the midst | Au beau_Right in the M : right in [on into] Du_Middle | Juste_, Golden mean [fam) happy medium | Se rompre par le _, [4>] To break her back MILITAIRE soldier [a.) military | ‘ Heure _,’ ‘ Sharp ’ | —menf ad. in soldierly style : by soldiers : with rigid discipline MILITARISME _ism : military system MILITARISTE supporter of the military system Militer' vn. to militate (contre, against] MILLE [cfea.] thousand :aT [mesure) mile | _et — Thousands and thousands [F. Arab- MILLE'FETJILL'E milfoil: yarrow |_ian B^] MILLE'-PATTES' [fam] centipede MILLE'-PERTUIS” St. John’s wort MILLE'-PIED'S' millepede MILLESIME date (on a coin, etc.] MILL'ET"_[en ang. mil'-ett] canary-seed MILLIAIRE [or Borne_] milestone MILLIARD" 1000 millions [£40,000.000] MILLIARDAIRE [fig] millionaire : multi-M MILLIEME [<fc a.] thousandth : 1000th part MILLIER" thousand : thousand-weight MILLIGRAMME _gram [0'0154 grain] MILLILITRE —liter [F. Table 91] MILLIMETRE_meter [A French centime piece is 15_s diam. : the 2 c. is 20_s : and the 5 c. is 25 —s] [F. Table 87] MILLION" _ | Riche a_s, Worth millions MILLIONlEME [<fe a.] millionth MILLIONNAIRE [in francs, not £] _ionaire MILORD" Lord :‘nob’ : cab-phpeton MILOUIN" pochard [ MILOUINAN" scaup MIME mime : mimic | Mimer' va. to mimic MIG ENGLISH-FRENCH MIM ''MIG 'HT pouvoir : force | With_and main, With all his_, De toutes ses forces Mig'ht v. auxil. [V. Pouvoir] He_go if he would, 11 pourrait y aller s’il voulait | He_ die of it, 11 pourrait bien en mourir | It_be that ..., 11 se pourrait que ... j As_be sup- .•£ posed, Comme on pouvait s’y attendre | How- ~ ever ... he may be, Si... qu’il soit | One_as well say, Autant dire... | I be alio wed to ask ...? Qu’il me soit permis de demander ... ? Mi'g'litily ad. fortement: extremement MI'G’HTiNESS force: grandeur Mi'g'hty a. puissant [strong) fort [great,big) v grand [ad.) fort: extremement: bien [seda MIGNONETT'E fea [mi-nye-nett. i href] re- Mi'grate [mai-grete] vn. emigrer | Mi'gratory a. ... de passage : emigrant [tribes) nomade MILCH-COW vache laitiere [fig) vache a lait Mild [maildd] a. doux : tendre : clement [attack) benin [cigar or steel) doux MIL/DEW nielle [on plants) moisissure [vines) mildiou [upon paper, etc.) taches d’humidite: piqures [v.) tacher (d’humidite] piquer: nieller Mi'ldly [maildd] ad. tendrement: avec douceur MI'LDNESS douceur [med) benignite MILE [■mail] mille [1609'31 metres] [F. Table 87] [fig. V.Lieue] ...is 100_sfromLondon, ... est a cent milles de Londres | MI'LE ‘AGE parcours : longueur kilometrique \ _RATE [«&] tarif k MI'LE'STONE [i, ai] borne (milliaire] [France) borne kilometrique MIL'FOIL millefeuille Mil'itary [te-re] a. militaire | The —, [pi] Les M’s : la troupe \ _ MAN militaire | _MEN [pi] Les militaires [F. Outfitter] MILI'TIA milice : ‘garde nationale’ | _MAN [pl. _men] milicien : ‘ garde national ’ Mil'itate [a, e] v. militer (against, contre] MILK lait [va.) traire | It’s no use crying over spilt_, Ce qui est fait est fait [ _and water, Lait coupe Butter-_, Babeurre | Skim-_, Lait ecreme | -CAN pot au lait |_DIET regime lacte | -JUG pot au lait | _MAID. -WOMAN laitiere | _MAN laitier | -PAN jattek lait |_SOP ‘penile mouillee ’ | -white a. blanc comme du lait | _WORT laitier MILK'ER Good_, Bonne laitiere Milk'y a. laiteux | _WAY voie lactee MILL moulin [large steam flour_) minoterie [cotton, silk) filature: fabrique [F. Saw,Paper] Cider-—, Pressoir a cidre | Rolling-_, Lami- noir | -BAND courroie \ -BOARD carton de pate | -DAM, -POND bief, biez | _ OWNER [manufacturer] industriel : usinier [flour-m.) minotier | -STONE yneide (de moulin] _STONE GRIT pierre nmdiere _W'RIG'HT constructeur de moulins Mille'd [tech] a. molete [on a milling-mach.) fraise Double-_, Croise _EDGE cordon MILL'ER meunier : minotier _’S WIFE meu- niere | _’S-THUMB' meunier : chabot MILL'ET_fea | Indian_, Sorgho MILL’INER [m. & fi] modiste \ _Y modes MILL'ING [la) meunerie [metals) fraisage | -CUTTER fraise | -MACHINE machine a fraiser : fraiseuse MILL'ION [mil-ye-nn]_ | The_, La fotde MILLIONAI'RE _nnaire | Multi-_Milliardaire MILT laitance: laite MIM'IC mime [va.) contrefaire : imiter MIM FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS MIN MIMliTlSME mimicry [tech) mimetism MIMI [cfc f.~] ‘ Fuss ’: ‘ Pussy ’ | Mimiquea. —ic MIMOSA _ [maimoqa] sensitive plant Minable a. pitiable : shabby-looking MINARET" [minn'-e-rett) Minauder' vn. to simper | MINAUDERIE affectation : airs (pi] MiNAUD!ER"-LE.RE affected person [«.) affected : full of airs Mince a. thin : meagre : insignificant MINE countenance : look 0=^ : air : pretence | De bonne, de mauvaise _, Good- [ou pleasant] looking, ill-looking | Avoir bonne, or mauvaise _, To look well, ou ill | Avoir la_de ..., To seem to : to look as if one were [ou would] ... | Faire _ de ..., To appear as if ... | Faire bonne, mauvaise_a ..., To receive ... kindly, coolly | Faire la_To sulk MINE _ [ang. pr. inainn] [minerai) ore [fig) source : mine | Au moyen de la —, By blasting [mi!) by blowing up | MINE de PLOMB' [the m is nasal] lead mine [pierre) blacklead [crayon) blacklead pencil [F. MINE Miner' va. to undermine : to wear ... away MINERAI ore : mineral | _de fer, Iron ore MINERAL [&_-e a.] mineral [minn'-e-re-1] MINERALOGIIE _gv [minn-e-ral'-e-dje] MiN^RALOGISTE _st [djisstt] MINET' -TTE Puss, Pussy MINETTE nonsuch : ‘hop-trefoil’ MINEUR -E [<fc a.] minor | Etre_To be under MINEUR miner | _de houille. Collier |_age MINIATURE _ | ... en _, Miniature ... MINIATURISTS miniature-painter MINIERE ground yielding ore [a.) mining Minime a. very trifling | MINIMUM [& a.]_ MINISTERE ministry:gov’t office : department: administration : services (pi] bounds | _des affaires etrangeres, Foreign office [F. Minis- tre : Civil Service] _ PUBLIC public prosecutor Ministerial -elle a. _ial [dr) public [-lemf -ially] Les _s,The supporters of the Gov’m'nt MINISTRE minister : secretary | _ du Commerce, President of the Board of Trade [F note at TRADE] _ de l’lnstruction Pub- lique, P. of the Board of Education | _ de l’lnterieur, Home S | _de la Guerre, S for War | _ de la Marine, First Lord of the Admiralty [Etats-Unis) S of the Navy | _ des Finances, Chancellor of the Exchequer MINIUM red-lead | MIN0I3' face MINON" Puss, Pussy | MINORITE _ty MINOT" | Farine de_, Flour for export MINOTERIE export flour trade : flour-mill MINOTIER" miller : flour-M MINUIT" midnight : twelve o’clock (at night] _est sonne, It has struck 12 | a_sonnant, At the stroke of 12 MIM ENGLISH-FRENCH MIN MIM'ICRY bouffonnerie : mimique: mimetisme Mince va. hacher [words) manger [F. Macher] -MEAT [pr. mite] emince : hachis -PIE [i, at] pate d’emince : 1 mince-pie ’ MIN'CER hache-viande Min'cingly ad. ... en minaudant ''MIND esprit : intelligence : opinion : avis | I’ve changed my _, J’ai change d’idee | I have a good _ to .... J’ai bien envie de... | I have made up my _ to ..., Je me suis decide a ... \ He puts me in_of his father, II me rappelle son pere | My _ has been directed to ..., Ma pensee s’est portee sur [or vers] To bring [ou recall] ... to_, Se rap- peler ...: se souvenir (de] retracer ... | To my'_, a mon avis : selon moi | Not just to my Pas tout a fait a mon gout | Men’s s, Les esprits | Out of_ [F. SIGHT] State of _, Etat d’ame: mentalite | Time out of__ De ^ temps immemorial | To get... out of one’s_, | Oublier ... | To give ... a BIT ou a PIECE •g of one’s_, Dire son fait a ... | To go out of § one’s_, Perdre la raison Mind va. remarquer : observer : penser (a] faire attention (a] [beware) se defier de [care for) regarder a [dread) avoir penr de [F. Never] Well, I don’t_1 [I agree] Je le veux bien ! D’accord ! Soit! | If you don’t_, Si cela ne vous fait rien [caution) si vous n’y prenez garde | To _ what one is about, Faire attention a ce que l’on fait | He won’t_, Cela ne lui fera rien : il ne dira rien | Would you _ ... ? [kindly ...] Voudriez-vous bien ... ? | Would you _ if, Cela vous generait-il que ...? | Do you_? Cela vous gene-t-il? | Then, V _you, ..., Puis, remarquez bien,... Mi'nded [maV] a. dispose : enfilin [F High] To be mi'ndful of, Se souvenir de Mine \mainn\ pron. le mien, la mienne [pi) les miens, les miennes | This hat is_Ce chapeau est a moi j The letter is _, [I am its author] La lettre est de moi | A ... of_, Un -e de mes ...s | MINE m_feo [va.) miner: saper | -FIELD champ de mines \ -LAYER bateau pose-mines | -SWEEPER dragueur de mines MIN'EVER [minni-ve-r] petit-gris Ml'NER [waVnn’r] mineur Min'gle [mign-gue-l] va. meler : melanger : se m : entremeler : s’e \ pointee MIN'IM goutte [music) blanche | Dotted_B MI'NING [mainign] exploitation de mines [a.) des mines : minier -ere | Coal _, L'industrie houillere \ _LAW loi miniere MIN'ION [t/e-nn] ame damnee [typ) corps 6 MINISTER ministre kn [vn.) contribuer (to, a] servir | Prime _, President du conseil MINISTRA'TION ministere: entremise MINISTRY ministere MINK vison | MINN'OW' vairon MI'NOR [pr. maine r] mineur-e [a. less)petit: moindre | In a_KEY, En mineur MINOR'ITY minorite MIN'STER cathedrale : eglise abbatiale MIN'STREL menestrel | _SY chant MINT monnaie [herb) menthe [va.) monnayer | Fresh from the_, a fleur de coin MINUET' [minniouettel menuet Mi'nus [jnaV-ne-ss] ad. moins: sans | 5 _ 3 leaves 2, Trois ote de 5 reste 2 Minu'te [minnioute'] a. minuscule [precise) minutieux |_ly ad. minutieusement: exacte- ment | _NESS petitesse : exactitude MIN FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS MIS MINUSCULE small letter [a.) minu'te MINUTE — B3j [d’un acte) original [brouillon) rough draft | a la_, Punctual (-lv] Minuter' va. to make a rough draft of MINUTIE [cee] trifle | _.S" [pi] minutise Minutieux'-euse a. particular: precise: minute [-sement‘-ly] MIOCHE ‘youngster’ Mi-parti -e a. half and half | _de blanc et de noir, Half white and half black MIRABELLE Mirabelle plum MIRACLE [mee-rak'l] [mir'-e-ke-l] wonder | Faire To work W’s : to succeed splendidly | Par_, By aM | Miraculeux' -ease a. mir- ac'ulous : wonderful [-semenf -ly, -lly] MIRAGE_ [meme prononc.] MIRE sight [nivellement) staff | Point de_, Mark : aim | Mirer' va. to aim (at] to have an eye to : to look thcough [oeufs) to through- light | Se_, To look at one’s self Mirifique a. marvellous [pipe MIRLIFLORE ‘regular fop’ | MIRL1T0N " reed ‘ Mirobolant' ’ -e a. ‘ stunning ’: first-rate MIROIR mirror [toilette) looking-glass | CEufs au_, Eggs cooked on a dish, with butter Miroitant’ -e a. flashing : shining Miroite -e a. dappled : shining Miroiter- vn. to shine : to flash MIROITERIE mirror trade MIROTON" | Boeuf en _, Boiled beef in thin slices hashed with onions and butter M's, M'“ [abbrev. for Marquis, Marquise] Mis' Mise a. dressed {pp. V. Mettre] MISAINE foresail | Mat de Foremast | Kune de_Foretop [V. Fore] MISANTH'ROPE _ [f7i fort] [a.) misanthropic Misanth'ropique a._ic {th fort] MISE putting : setting : laying {maniere de se vetir) dress [au jeu) stake [com) capital [en- cliere) bid | De _, In fashion : in use : in favour : presentable — en ACCUSATION" indictment ] Chambre des —S en A, Grand jury: indictment chamber — en COURT'-CIRCUIT" short-circuiting — a VEAU launch | a FLOT' floating — de FONT)'S' outlay _au JOUR bringing to light _en LIBERTE discharge : release _en MARCHE starting Bo^ _en (EUVRE application : bringing into use _en PAGES' {typ] making-up _ a PIED" suspension temporary dismissal _en PLACE placing {quille) laying down — au POINT' focussing [dessin) drawing to scale [d’un moteur)-1 tuning up’ _en PRATIQUE practical application _ a PRIX' upset price : pricing _en SCENE staging : getting-up Ting ready — en TRAIN" starting : launching {typ) mak- — en VALEUR development: improvement _en VENTE putting ... up for sale: price ... is put up at [livres) publication MISERABLE [<fc f.] unfortunate : wretch _ a. miserable : unhappy : wretched: worthless [-menf -bly, -ppily, -ly] MIN ENGLISH-FRENCH MIS MIN'UTE [mi'nitt] [V. Clock: Quart d'heure] moment [of meeting) article (de proces-verbal] The —S of our last meeting, Le proces-verbal de notre derniere seance | We haven’t a_to lose, Nous n'avons pas une minute a perdre | To make a_of it, En prendre note | -BOOK carnet: journal | -GUN canon de detresse \ The -HAND, la grande aiguille MINUTI2E [chi-i, i bref] minuties [cee] MINX [plais.] coquine : friponne MIR'ACLE m_fea | -PLAY miracle MIRE [rna'ire] houe : fange MIRR'OR miroir : glace {va.) refleter MIRTH gaiete : rire | Mirth'ful a. gai Mi'ry {maire] a. bourbeux : fangeux Mis- [in compounds] mal... : me... : mes... MISADVEN'TURE [miss-advenn'-tche-r) me- saventure : desagrement: contretemps MISAPPLICATION mauvaise application Misapply' va. mal appliquer : detourner Misapprehend' va. comprendre mal MISAPPREHEN'SION malentendu : meprise Misappropriate [e'te] va. detourner MISAPPROPRIATION mauvais emploi Misbeha've [here] vn. se comporter mal MISBEHA'VIOUR [ye-r] mauvaise conduite Miscalculate {lete] va. calculer mal MISCALCULATION [le'] mauvais calcul MISCARR'IAGE [karredj] fausse couche [fig) chute: insucces ["chouer Miscarr'y vn. faire une fausse couche [fig) e- Miscella'neous [lene-ye-ss] a. divers : general : de toute espece | _NEWS faits divers MIS'CELLANY melanges : oeuvres melees (pi] MISCHAN'CE [tchannce] malheur : accident MIS'CHIEF {miss'-tchiff] mal : tort: degat (-s] For_Par mechancete \ To make_between, Brouiller | -MAKER brouillon Mis'chievous [pr. miss'-tchi-ve-ss] a.espiegle: mechant [injurious) nuisible (to, a]_TRICK ou PRANK espieglerie : farce _ly ad. mechamment _NESS espieglerie : mechancete Misconcei've [ke-nn-cive] va. mal concevoir MISCONCEPTION {ke-nnstp-che-nn] conception erronee: malentendu MISCON'DUCT [de-kfe] mauvaise conduite Misconduct' one!s self vr. se conduire mal MISCONSTRUCTION {stre-lcche-mi] fausse interpretation : contresens Misconstru'e [miss-ke-nn-strou] va. traduire mal [fig) mal interpreter Miscou'nt va. faire une erreur de compte MIS'CREANT {cri-e-nntf\ mecreant: gredin MISDEAL' [diie] maldonne MISDEE'D mefait Tporter mal Misdemea'n one’s self {dimine] vn. se com- MISDEME'A'NOR {mine-r] [law) debt: crime [F. CRIME, Fr.] Tmal Vadresse Misdirec't va. diriger mal [letters, etc.) mettre MI'SER {maize-r] avare : harpagon Mis'erable {miz'-e-re-Vl] a. miserable : mal- heureux : pitoyable [shabby) mesquin [worn out) delabre | _bly ad. miserablement: mal- heureusement: mesquinement Mi'serly {maize-r-le'] a. sordide MIS FRANgAIS MISERE misery: poverty: misfortune: trouble [bagatelle) mere nothing | Dans line _ af- freuse, In the deepest distress : in extreme destitution | Crier_To complain of bad times | ‘Faire des_s a,’ To tease, worry MISERICORDE mercy | Demander_, To beg for M | _! Mercy on us [ou me] ! [Yly Misericordieux’ -euse a. merciful [-seraenf MISOGYNE woman-hater | MiSOUR south MISSEL missal [wind" MISSION"_[ang. pr. mi-che-nn, i tres bref] MISSIONNAiRE missionary | MISSIVE _ MISTRAL violent north-west wind [Sth.Fr.] MITAINE mitten MITE_ [matte] Mite -e a. moth-eaten -ANGLAIS MIT ‘Miteux’ -euse' a. wretched f [ghete] MITIGATION" | Mitiger’ va. to mitigate Mitonner* va. to let ... simmer gently [pers) to nurse ... up : to ‘coddle’ [affaire) to quietly arrange [ou prepare] Mitoyen" -nne a. partition : boundary MITOYENNETE joint property MITRAI LL ADE volley of grape MITRAI'LL E grape-shot : hail of shot —r‘ va. to fire into ... with grape [ou with a machine-gun] MITRAI'LL’EUR machine-gunner MITRAILLEUSE machine-gun [1870) ‘mitrailleuse ’ | Auto-__ Motor machine-gun MITRE_0=3^ [ang. mcnte-r] chimney-pot MIS ENGLISH-FRENCH . MIT MIS'ERY misere [anguish) supplice [suffering) souffrances (pi] In_, Dans la M Misfi're vn. [F. MISS, line 9] MISFI'RING [of motor] ‘rates d’allumage’ [F. MIS'FIT' vetement mal reussi |_Miss] MISFORTUNE [tche-nri]infortune: malheur | To complete my_, Pour comble de malheur Misga've [ghev] imp. | My mind _ me, ou I had a MISGIY'ING, J’avais uu soupQon [or pressentiment] (de. or que] Misgov'ern [ghe-v\ va. gouverner mal _MENT mauvais gouvernement Misgui'ded [of] a. aveugle : abuse MISHAP' contretemps : desagrement Misinformed pp. mal renseigne (as to, sur] Misinterpret va. interpreter mal MISINTERPRETATION fausse interpreta- Misjud'ge [dje-dj] va. juger mal [tion Mislay' va. placer mal [lose) egarer Mislea'd \lide\v. [pp.Misled]egarer : seduire : tromper | _ing a. trompeur Misman'age [manned,]] va. diriger mal: gaspil- ler Gross _MENT administration detestable Misna'me'd [a, e ] pp. mal nomine [exacte MISNO'MER erreur de nom : designation in- Mispla'ce [a, e ] va. deplacer : placer mal MIS'PRINT' erreur typograpMqiie: faute d'impression : ‘coquille’ Misprint' va. imprimer incorrectement Mispronoun'ce [ou, aou] va. prononcer mal MISQUOTATION [kouoteche-nn] citation in- Misquo'te va. citer a faux [exacte Misrepresent' [zenntf] v. denaturer MISREPRESENTA'TION faux rapport MISRU'LE desordre: mauvaise administration MISS mademoiselle: demoiselle MISS manque (de touche, etc.] perte . faute: me- prise [va.) manquer : se tromper : remarquer Vabsence de [one’s company) trouver ... a dire [skip a passage) sauter | I_her a good deal, Elle me manque beaucoup | Nobody will_ him, Personne ne le regrettera | We shall all _him, 11 nous manquera bien a tous | It will never be misse’d, On ne s’apercevra jamais que cela n’y est plus | To _FIRE, rater [motor) ‘ avoii- des rates ’ | To be missing, Etre absent: manquer : faire defaut MISS'AL [miss’l: i tres bref] missel MISS'EL-THRUSH draine Mis'sha'pe'n [c/iepe-rm] a. difforme MISSYLE [gaile] projectile Miss'ing a. ... qui manque(-nt] disparu | _ LINK [Darwinian] anneau manquant a la chaine : forme intermediate disparue Missionary [mi'che-nn-e-re : i tres bref] a. missionnaire fen [society) des missions ' MI SS'IS’ | My Ma bourgeoise Misspell' va. [pp. Misspelt] epeler [or ecrire] de travers | _ING faute d-orthographe Misspend' va. [imp. & pp. Misspent] gaspiller Missta'te [a e] va. rapporter incorrectement MISSTATEMENT [a e] rapport inexact MIST brouillard : brume | Scotch_, Brume MISTA'KE [fefce] erreur: meprise: mecompte [in spelling, etc.) faute | In_, Par^l To make a_Se tromper | To make the_of ...ing, Avoir le tort de ... | Let there be no_about it, Que l’on ne s’y trompe pas |... and no_! ‘... y a pas d’erratr ’ | There’s no_about it, lie’s ..., [fam] 11 n’y a pas a dire, c’est un ... Mista'ke v. [imp. Mistook : pp. Mistake'n] se tromper : se meprendre feo (a, sur] [for, pour) prendre | You — me if..., Vous vous trompez sur mon compte si... | To be_n, Se tromper ‘Mister’ [‘Mr.’] Monsieur [‘M.’] MIS'T'LETOE- [miss’l-to] gui Mistranslate [lete] va. mal traduire MISTRANSLATION traduction inexacte MIS'TRESS maitresse : patronne [teacher) in- stitutrice \ My_, [from a servant] 1 Madame’ MISTRUST' meflance : soupQon [ra.) se mefier de:soupQonner | _ful a. mefiant Mis'ty a. brumeux : vaporeux Misunderstand' va. [imp. & pp_stood] mal comprendre : comprendre de travers : se meprendre sur |_ING [dispute) mesintelligence [misconception) malentendu [fam) quiproquo Misunderstood'pp. [pers.] incompris MISU'SE [miss-youce] abus Misu'se [pr. miss-youze] va. faire un mauvais usage de : mesuser .de MITE [maitt] [cheese_) mite [fig) legere of- frande: obole \ My_, Mon obole | The widow’s _Le denier [or la pile] de la veuve Mit'igate va. adoucir : mitiger : moderer ^MITIGATION m_: adoucissement MI'TRE [i aV] [bishop’s) mitre [joint) onglet [va. tech) assembler a l’onglet : tailler l’O -BOX bmte a onglet MITT'EN [mitfnn] [pi. ‘ MITTS ’] mitaine MIT FRANCAIS—ANGLAIS MOI Mitre -e a. mitred [maite-rde] MITRON" baker’s man : paper cap Mixte a. mixed [batiment) with auxiliary screw | Voiture_Composite carriage MIXTION' ' mixture _liner' va. to mix : to concoct (de, with] MIXTURE_[ang. pr. mix'-tche-r] M.L. metre(s) lineaire(s) MUc [Mademoiselle] Miss MM. Messieurs, ‘Messrs.’ | mm. millimetre(s) MT [Madame] ‘ Mrs.' MNEMONIQUE [pr. the in] m'nemonics (pi] [a.) m'nemonic [m-nia-nik] MOBILE mover [fig) motive | _a. moveable : changeable : changing : sliding : excitable : lively [timbre) adhesive | Garde_, Militia | Premier_, Prime mover MOBILIER" furniture : suite of furniture [_de SALON "drawing-room suite |_-iere [&Mobi- liaire] a. personal ... : of personal property | Credit_, Loan on personal security Richesse _iere, Personal property | Valeurs _ieres, Transferable securities | Vente —iere, Sale of furniture [ou effects] Mobilisable a. ... liable to be called up MOBILISATION" _ : putting ... on a footing of active service [dr) liberation Mobiliser' va. [X) to mobilise : to call up ... for active^ service [dr) to liberate MOBILITE _ty : readiness : liveliness : in- MOCASSIN" _ Liability ('MODE_[gram) mood A MODE _ [ang. pr. mode] way : fashion | a o la_, According to custom: in fashion : in the 1o ... F : fashionable [ad.) fashionably | De_, ? In fashion | Magasin de —S', ‘Millinery es- V tablishment ’ | Marclumde de —s, Milliner MODELAGE modelling [fond.) pattern-making MODELE model : design : form [fonderie, et fig) pattern [ecriture) copy : slip | Grand ou petit _, Large or small size Un — de soumission, Form of tender | MODELS form : model Modeler' va. to model | Se _sur ..., To take ... for a pattern : to be modelled on MODELEUR modeller [fonderie) pattern-maker MODfiRATEUR-TRICE moderator [a.) moderating | Robinet_, Throttle-valve MODERATION" _ : abatement [V. Within] Modere -e a. moderate [-ment -ly] Moderer’ va. to moderate : to abate: to lessen: to slacken | Se _, To moderate [pers) to govern one’s self: to keep cool Moderne a. —n | a la_, In the M style Moderniser' va. to modernize Modeste a. modest: unpretending : moderate | — budget, Slender income [-ment' -ly] MODESTIE_ty | MODICITE smallness MODIFICATION-' — Modifier' va. to modify : to change Modificatif -ive a. modifying Modique a. moderate [-ment' -ly] MODISTE [& m.] milliner MODULATION" [mod-you-leclie-nn] MODULE — | _r' v. to modulate : to sing MOELLE marrow [?;of. et fig) pith | Courye a la_, Vegetable marrow | Os a_, Marrowbone | Pourri jusqu'a la_, Rotten to the core MOELLEUX' softness Moelleux'-ease a. [hot) full of pith [pinceau, &c.) mellow [doux) soft [au gout) full-flavoured : MOELLON" ashlar |_rich MCEURS [pi] [pr. HKtrss] manners : habits : morals (pi] practice : moral principle (sing] [d un pays) manners and customs : daily life | Bonnes_, Morals : morality | Police des_, [F. POLICE] Passe dans les Become an institution | Satis_, Unprincipled 3LOFETTE noxious exhalation Moi pron. I: me : at, to, in, with, from me [—- meme) myself: self | a _! Help ! | Ce ... est a _, This ... is mine | De vous a_, Between you and me |_je ne suis pas ..., For my' part, I'm not ... | Je parle,_, pour, I' speak MOIGN ON " stump |.f°r MIT ENGLISH-FRENCH MOI MITTIMUS [me-ss] mandat de depot Mix va. meler : melanger : faire [beverages) couper [vn.) se meler (with, de] Mixe'd a. mele : melange (with, de] [bisc) assortis [wool) metis [tribunal) mi xte [chem) compose | Much _ up with, [fig] Mele de tres pres a MIX'ER [tech] malaxeur MIX'ING melange [of wines. etc.)coupage _ CHAMBER [motor] cliambre de carburation MIX TURE melange [med) potion : mixture MIZ'EN | -CHAINS porte-haubans d’artimon | -MAST mat d’artimon | -MAST-CAP chou- quet d'artimon -ROYAL contre-perruche [or cacatois de perruclie] -ROYAL-MAST mat de C de P | -TOP lmne d’A ] -TOPMAST mat de perroquet de fouyue | -TOPSAIL perroquet de fouyue | -_-YARD veryue de P de F | -TOP-GALLANT'-MAST mat de per- ruclie | -TOP-GALLANT‘-SAIL perruclie MOAN [mone] plainte : gemissement [u.) gemir MOAT [mote) fosse [va.) entourer de fosses MOB foule : populace : canaille [V. SWELL] Mob [-bbe'd] va. houspiller MO'CHA COFF'EE [du)moka Mock va. se moquer de : frustrer [a.) faux :con- trefait | _-ORANGE seringa (des jardins] _TURTLE SOUP fete de veau en tortile MOCKER moqueur | MOCK'ERY moquerie MOCK'ING-BIRD oiseau moqueur MODE [d long] _: maniere : fagon MOD'EL [mod’-l] modele:modele [d>)gabarit| _DWELLINGS (pi] cite ouvriere Mod'cl [-lle’d] va. modeler : former MOD'ELLER modeleur _LLING modelage Mod'erate [modd-e-re-tt] a. modere : passable [price) modique [-ly, -ment] Tadoucir Mod'erate [mod-e-rete) va. moderer: temperer: MODERA'TION [reclie-nn] moderation : re- tenue : mesure Mod'ernize v. moderniser [arch) moderner MOD'ICUM petit peu : petite quantile Mod'ify [modd'i-fa'i] va. modifier Mod'ulate [you-lete] va. modifier [line MO'HAIR poil de clievre : mohair’ [V. Ginyer- MOI'ETY [mdi-e-te : 0 dans sort] moitie Moil vn. [V. Suer, Fr ] MOI FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS MON Moindre a. less | Le_, The least MOINE monk [typ) friar Ipour chauffer un lit) bed-warmer | _BOURRU bugbear MOINEAU sparrow [pepier = to chirp] Moins' ad. less (que, de, than] fewer (de, than] not so... (que, as] except [algeb) minus [super- lat.) least | a_, For [ou with] less | a — de, For less than : unless : without | a — que, [subjunct.] Unless | Au —, At any rate : at least : mind! | De_Less : ... too little | De _en _, Less and less | Du _, Pour le_, To say the least | 11 n’est rien_que, He is anything but | Tout au_, At the very least | _age, Younger | _long que, Shorter than 11 est midi_dix, It is 10 minutes to 12 MOINS' minus sign MOINS-VALUE decrease : falling off: deficit MOIRE_ | _de SOIE watered silk Moire a. [or_de] watered ... MOIS' month : month’s pay | Au_, By the M MOISE half-timber : strut MOISI mould | Odeur de_, Fusty smell Moisi-e a. mouldy | Moisir va. to turn ... mouldy [fig) to 1 rust out ’ | Se _, To get MOISISSURE mouldiness : mildew [mouldy MOISSINE vine-branch with grapes MOISSON" harvest | _nner' va. to reap : to gather [fig) to cut down |_NNEUR reaper: harvestman | MOISSONNEUSE harvest- woman : reaping-machine | -LIEUSE reaper and binder Moite a. moist: damp : wet (de, with] MOITEUR dampness [wed) slight perspiration MOITIE half [dr) moiety | Ma chere_, ‘My better half ’ | a_ ....Half-... | a_prix, For half-price | De __ By H : for II | Etre de_ avec, To go halves with MOKA Mocha coffee [ch, 7c] Mol, Molle, a. soft, etc. [F. Mou] MOLA1RE molar tooth [a.) molar MoLE sunfish | MOLE mole (pier] Moleculaire a._lar MOLECULE_: particle : atom MOLENE mull'ein [pr. me-l'-enn'] ■MOLESKINE American cloth Molester' va. to molest Molete -e a. milled MOLETTE [de l’eperon) rowel [ft broyer) mul- ler [wac70 wheel [de cheval) windgall Mollasse a. flabby [etoffe) flimsy Molle [fern, of Mou] soft, tender, etc. [F. Mou] Mollement' ad. softly : gracefully : quietly : feebly : indolently : effeminately MOLLESSE softness : grace [climat) mildness \_mccurs) self-indulgence : indolence : effeminacy | Sans_, Strenuous [-ly] MOLLET' calf | _-ette a. soft [ceuf) boiled soft and with the shell taken off [pain) light Molle'tiere a. \ Landes_s. Puttees MOLLETON” soft thick flannel Mollir v. to soften : to give way : to slacken [du vent) to lull: to fall A vt u: MOLLUSQUE mollusc | MOLOSSE watch-dog MOLYBD^NE molybde'num MOME [vulg.] ‘youngster‘brat’ MOMENT' _Imome-nntt] time [decolere, etc.) fit [mecan) momen'tum | Au _ de, On the point of | Au_ ou il entrait, J ust as he was entering | Du_que, The moment... : since | Ecrivain du_, Writer of the day | Un —! Wait a moment! | Abuser de vos —s, To trespass on your time | _flechissant, Bending moment | _d’inertie, M of inertia Momentane-e a. mo'mentary [-ment'-arily] MOMERIE mummery [we-wm] MOMIE mummy [we-we'] Mon [_fcm. Ma : pi. Mes] a. poss. my Monacal -e a. monastic MONACHISME _ism | MONADE _d MONARCHIE [ch, s7t]_chy [mon'-e-r-ke] Monarchique [ch, s7;] a. monarchical [-menf MONARQUE mon'arch \jnon'-e~rk~\ L"Hy MONASTI^RE monastery [mon'-e-ste-re] Monastique a._ic | MONCEAU heap MONDAiN"-l!j worldling:society-man : fashionable lady [a.) worldly : ... of the world : of(ou in) society | Chroniqxie_e, Court and society news | La vie_e, Society life MONDANITE worldliness MONDE [the) world [gens) people : company : society : circle : set [clients) customers [&) hands (pi] [F. Man, t\] Du _, In the world | Etre le mieux du_avec, To boon the best of terms with | Homme du_, Fashionable man | Le beau _, Fashionable society | Uu _ fou, A tremendous crowd | Le grand _, Great people : high life [fam) the ‘ upper ten’ Grand_, A great many people [papier) quad demy [35x45 in.] Pour rien au _, Not on any account | Tout le_, Everybody [&)all hands | Tout mon__ All my family : ‘ all our folks ’ | Mettre au _, To give birth to : to bring forth | Les GENS du_, People in good society | C’est tout le bout du _, ‘It’s as much as it is,’ (he will, etc.] Monde a. [Bible] clean MOI ENGLISH-FRENCH MON Moist [m : o dans sort] a. moite : humide Moi'st'en \_mdi-sse-mi\ va. humecter MOIST'NESS, MOIS'TURE, moiteur : lmmi- MOLASS'ES melasse \_dite MOLD, etc. [F. MOULD] MOLE [pier) mole [spot) tache : signe [animal) taupe | CATCHER taupier | -CRICK'ET taupe-grillon -.coiirtiliere | -HILL taupiniere | To make a mountain of a -HILL, Exagerer: faire une montagne de la moindre chose \ -TRAP taupiere Molest' va. molester MOLESTA'TION [teche-nn] vexation Moll'ify va. amollir [tig) adoucir Mol'le'n a. fondu [pp. archaique, V. Melt] MO'MENT _ Iso : importance | At any_, [expected] D’un M a 1'autre | Bending_, M flechissant | In a_, a 1‘instant: en un clin d’oeil | Not for a_Pour rien au monde | Only this_, ... a l’instant Momen'tous [te-ss] a. de la derniere impor- MOMEN'TUM [te-m\ moment \jance MONAS'TICISM [cizz'm] systeme monastique MON'DAY [me-nn'de] lundi [F. Lundi] MON FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS MON Monder' va. to clean [orge) to hull Mondial-e a. world ... : world-embracing Monegasque a. ... of Monaco Monetaire a._ary [7. Circulating] MONITEUR _tor | MONITOR [*] _ MONNAIE money [petites pieces, etc.) change [hotel de la_) mint | Rendre a CD la_de sa piece, To pay C D in his own coin MONNAYAGE coining : coinage Monnayer' va. to coin MONNAYEUR coiner | Faux_, False-coiner MONOCLE eyeglass Monocylindrique a. single-cylinder ... MONOGRAMME _gram MONOGRAPHIC aph [talk to o’s MONOLOGUE _ | _r' vn. to soliloquize : to MONOMANE [<fc f.) _niac [a.) of a M MONOMANIE_nia [meni-a] MONOME organised demonstration of students in the streets (&c.] MONOPLAN" monoplane MONOPOLE monop'oly : sole right \_-plene] MONOPOLEUR monop'olist [& a.] Monopoliser' va. to monop'olize MONORAIL' MONOSYLLABE_ble [a.) monosyllabic Monotone a. monotonous [-e-ne-ss] MONOTONIE_ny [mo-nott'-e-ne] MONSEIGN'EUR ‘His [ou your] lordship’ [Archev.) ‘ His Grace ’ [de voleur) ‘ jemmy ’ MON'SIEUR” [plural, Messieurs] [this, tlie, a) gentleman [devant un nom) Mr. [pr. miss’te-r] [mon maltre) my [ou your] master [devant un nom d’enfant) Ma,ster ... | _! [en parlant a la pers. meme] Sir! | _ n’y est pas, My master is not at home | 1_et ami ’ [en ecri- vant] 1 Dear Sir ’ | _ D [en ecrivant] ‘ Mr. D ’ : ' John D, Esq.’ [c.-a-d. avec le prenom] _ le due, His [ou your] lordship [de, of) the duke [ou ‘ His Grace the Duke ’] MONSTRE monster [monn-ste-r] f-ly Monstrueux' -ease a. monstrous [-senient' MONSTRUOSITE monstrosity [strop-e-fe] MONT' mount: mountain : hill | Promettre _s et merveilles, To promise all sorts of fine things | -DE-P!£t£ pawnbroker’s Commissionnaire au_, Pawnbroker | Mettre au _, To pawn MONTAGE erection : mounting : putting up MONTAGN'ARD" -E mountaineer [de VEcosse) Highlander [sous la premiere republique) ultra radical [a.) mountain MONTAGN’ E mountain [pretn. rep.) radicals | _S' RUSSES' (pi] switchback Montagn'eux’ -ease a. mountainous MONTANT” total: amount [de la maree) flood [elevation) rise [tech) upright: side [deporZe) door-post [gotit) strength : briskness _-e a. rising [robe, etc.) high [garde) relieving | Chemin_, Up-hill road | MONTE covering MONTE-A-REGRET" | ' Abbaye de _,’ The guil- MONTE-CHARGE hoist: lift l>tine Monte -e a. mounted [humeur) [evil ou well-) disposed | Coup Got-up affair [7. TETE] MONTEE ascent: rise Monter' v. to go [ou to get, ou run] up : to ascend : to mount (sur, ...] [a cheval) to ride : to mount [eye) to ride [croitre, hausser) to rise : to get ... up [fournir) to furnish : to equip : to get up ... : to set up ... [montre) to wind up [violon) to string [navire) to command [a bord) to go (on board] [un lit) to put up (a bedstead] [une machine) to erect [un' bonnet) to make [exciter) to excite [etalon) to cover | 11 est monte, He is gone up [ou come up] _ en chaire. To go into the pulpit | _ en graine, To run to seed [7. Monte] Faire_, To send [ou call] up [visiteur) to show ... up : to ask ... to walk upstairs [7. Lift] Se_, To rise : to come (a, to] to furnish o’s (de, with] [pendule, etc.) to be wound up [s’exciter) to MONTEUR mounter : fitter [get excited MONTICULE hillock MONTOIR horse-block j Facile au_, Easy to mount | Pied de_, hors_, Near foot, off foot MONTRE watch : show : display [boite vitree) show-case | _ a remontoir, Keyless watch | _ a trotteuse, W with a seconds-hand | _a secondes independantes, Centre seconds-hand W [used by doctors] _ a repetition en or, Gold repeater | En_In the window | Faire _de, To show off | Pour la_, For show | _-BRACELET" wrist-watch MGN ENGLISH-FRENCH MON YMON'EY argent [coin) monnaie fed : especes (pi] Ready _,_ down, Argent comptant | He’s coining_, He’s making Tots of_,’ 11 fait des affaires d’or | Time is — Le temps, e’est de l’argent | To cost no end of_, [fam] Cotiter les yeux de la tete | What’s the_? [fam] Combien est-ce? |_s paid in [ou out] Versements operes | _s received, Recettes s effectuees | _ ARTICLE bulletin finan- ~ cier | -BAG sac a argent | -BOX tirelire \ ~ -CHANGER [tche] changeur | -grubbing a. avare | _-LENDER preteur : usurier -MARKET [Za) bourse : rnarche financier _ MATTERS affaires financieres [fam) questions d’argent j -ORDER mandat | -TAKER [fe] caissier -iere | -WORT nummu- laire : lierbe aux ecus | Mon'eye'd a. riche MON GER [me-gn-gueur] ...-_, Marchand de ... MON'GOOSE [herpestes griseus] mangouste MON'GREL [<fc a.] metis [fig) batard MONK moine —’S HOOD aconit &MONK'EY singe [pile-driver) mouton : son's nette | ‘The young _,’ [fam] ‘Le gamin’ |_ s TRICK singerie : tour Monk'isli [me-gnlc'-ich, i bref] a. monacal MONOP'OLSST monopoleur: accapareur Monop'olize [at] va. monopoliser : accaparer MONOP'OLY monopole : accaparement MON'OTYPE [fatpe] rn_ MONSOO'N [mann-soune] mousson MON'STRANCE ostensoir Mon'strous [sfre-ss] a. monstrueux : enorme _ly ad. monstrueusement: enormement MONTH [me-nnth, th fort] mois | At the end of this _, [com] Fin courant | By the —, Au mois | What is the day of the_? Quelle est la date aujourd’hui? Twelve_s, Uneannee Month'ly a. de tous les mois [meeting, etc.) mensuel [acZ.) tous les mois : par mois _NURSE garde d’accouchee [7. Rose] MON FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS MOR Montrer" va. to show : to exhibit [enseigner) to teach | Se To appear : to show o’self [ou itself] to look: to seem : to show spirit | Se faire — au doigt, To get pointed at Montueux" -ease a. hilly MONTURE animal for riding : horse : mount: ‘ beast ’: stock : frame : mounting MONUMENT”_[monn'-you-me-nntt\ (de, to] [edifice public) public building _S’[d’antiquite] remains Monumental -e a._1 MOQUE [d>] heart se Moquer" vr. to laugh (de, at] to make game (de, of] to care nothing (de, for] to be joking (ou trifling] Se_absolument de, To care nothing whatever for | Se faire_de soi, To get laughed at | ‘ Je rn’en moque comme de l’an quarante,’ I don’t care a rap for it [originated with Fr. royalists, to express that the Republic would never reach its 40th year. Littre] MOQUERIE mockery : absurdity : scolf : ridicule [bouclee, Brussels carpet MOQUETTE velvet-pile carpet [ou cloth] — MOQUEUR -EUSE mocker [I’oiseau) mockingbird [a.) mocking | Oiseau_, Mocking-bird MORAPLL'ON" hasp [glacier MORAINE_[rock debris brought down by a MORAL spirits (pi] mind : intellect | Remonter le_a..., To cheer up ... [The English generally misspell this word in speaking of the ‘ morale ’ of an army, for its courage and dis- Moral -e a. 1 [-emenf -lly] [dpline MORALE morals (pi] [de fable) moral 0=^ [fam) lecture [U. Note 5 lines above] Moralisateur -trice a. moralizing MORALISA TION" reformation Moraliser" vn. to moralize [fam) to lecture [va.) MORALISTS^ moralist [to reclaim MORALITE _ty: moral force | Une A moral Morbide a._d MORBIDESSE '_dezza’: softness k delicacy Morbleu ! int. Good gracious! MORCEAU [morso] bit : piece : morsel | ‘Un_ d’honnne,’ ‘A little bit of a man ’ [F. Manger] Morceler" va. to parcel ... out MORCELLEMENT” parcelling out: division [des terres) subdivision fcasm MORDACITE corrosiveness [fig) cutting sar- MORDANT" [tech)_[mor-de-nntt] [typ) copy- holder [fig) keenness:sharpness — -e a. biting : corrosive : caustic : satirical Mordieus ad. stoutly : stubbornly | Tenir_a, Mordill’er" va. to nibble [To stick to Mordore -e a. reddish-brown Mordre va. to bite: to gnaw [poussiere) to lick [fig) to censure [a, to) to take' [shade MORE [or MAURE] Moor | MORELLE night- Moresque a. Moorish [danse) morris MORFIL wire edge : teeth (pi] Morfondre va. to chill | Se_, vr. To take a chill [fig) to waste one’s time : to ‘ cool one’s toes’ | MORFONDVRE cold Moryanatique a._at'ic [-merit" -at'ically] MORGELINE pimpernel [dead-house MORGUE haughty look:haughtiness [endroit) MOR!BOND"-_E dying man [ou woman] _a. ... at the point of death [very brown MORICAUD"-_E darkey’: ‘nigger’ [a.) dark : MOO ENGLISH-FRENCH MOR MOOD [moude] humeur [gram) mode Moo'dy a. de mauvaise liumeur MOON [se pr. mofine] lime [V. LUNE] New —, Nouvelle lune | Half_Demi-lune | Full_, Pleine lune | _BEAM [Ztime] rayon de L _LIG'HT clair de L [a.) au clair de la L | On a fine_light NIGHT, Par un beau clair ‘Moon about’ vn. flaner L^e L MOO'NSHINE [fig] faribole: ‘Hague’ MOO'NSTONE pierre de lune MOOR Maure [cher Moor va. amarrer [with open hawse) affour- MOOR,_LAND lande [heath) bruyere [marsh) marais [for shooting) chasse MOOR' HEN poule d'eau MOOR'ING amarrage | _S amarres — BUOY coffre (d’amarrage] — RING orga- Moo'rish a. mauresque |_neau MOOSE [mouce] elan du Canada : orignal MOOT-POINT question a discuter: question en litige | Moo ted pp. souleve MOP balai a laver [fair, in Normandy) louerie [va. -ppe'd) nettoyer Mope vn. | To_about, Etre triste comme un bonnet de nuit: etre hebete : s’ennuyer MOR'AL [morr'-l] fee morale [a.) moral: ... de morale | _S [pi] mceurs [the science) la morale | Of lax_s, De mceurs legeres Mor'alize [i at] vn. moraliser Mor'ally ad. moralement MORASS' fondriere: marais More [compar. de Much] ad. plus : davantage [followed by a noun) plus de ... (encore] It _than compensated for ..., Cela contreba- lan<;ait ... et au dela | To do_towards ..., Contribuer plus a ... | All the_, D’autant plus ... | One_Encore un-e : un-e de plus | Once_, Encore line fois : encore un coup ! : une fois de plus | ... and, what is_, ... et, qui plus est | and —, De plus en plus | _or less, Plus ou moins | _than, Plus que [followed by a number) plus de ... | X knows _about it than I do, X en sait plus long que moi la-dessus | A little —, Un peu plus | A little_and I ..., Peu s’en fallait que je ... | No_, Pas davantage : plus (de ...] I’ll say no_Je ne dis plus mot MOREE'N damas de laine More’isli [provincial] a. | To taste_, Avoir un petit gout de revenez-y MOREL' morille | _LLA cerise amere More’o'ver ad. d’ailleurs : en outre MORN [poet] MORNING matin [all the _) matinee [a.) du matin | Good ! Bonjour! | To-morrow_, Demain matin | The_after the journey, Le lendemain matin du voyage | Two in the_Deux heures du matin | From _till NIGHT, Depuis le M jusqu’au soir | In _ DRESS, En toilette du M | _ GOWN robe de chambre | _JACKET matinee _PERFORMANCE matinee _SUIT complet jaquette MOR FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS MOT Morigener' va. to take ... to task : to ‘blow ... 3I0RILLE morel' (mushroom] |_up’ MORILL'ON" black grape [oiseau) duck MOR 10 Camberwell beauty MORMON”-E Mor'mon _ISME_ism [-izz-mm] MORNE hill [a.) sad : gloomy Morose a. __ [s, c] 3I0R0SITE moroseness MORPHINE_ [med) morphia MORS" bit | Prendre le_aux dents, To bolt [se facher) to get in a passion | — du diable, Devil’s-bit MORSE walrus | MORSURE bite : biting Mort"-e a. dead [eau) stagnant [balle) spent [chandelle) out [sans vigueur) dull 111 est_, He is dead | 11 est_ hier, He died yesterday | Nature_e, [peint] Still-life Mort'-ne -e a. still-born fBeneaped MORTE-EAU neap-tide | Retenu par la_, MORTE-SAISON" slack time : dull season 3I0RT" death | a_, To D : mortally [combat) deadly | La vie et la_, Life and death ] Con- damne a_, Sentenced to D | Mourir de sa belle_, To die a natural death | Frapper de _, To strike ... dead | Se donner la _, To commit suicide |_aux RAT'S' vermin-killer MORT”-E corpse: dead body | Le_, La_e, The deceased | Faire le MORT' To pretend to be dead : to sham death | Les _S' [pi] The dead | Jour des_s, All-souls’ day 3IORTADELLE Bologna sausage MORTAISE [bois) mortise [metal) slot Mortaiser' va. to mortise : to slot 3IORTAISEUSE mortising-machine [pour les metaux) slotting-machine 3IORTALITE_ty [statistique) death-rate MORTEL -LLE [& a.] mortal [poison, a.) deadly Mortellement" ad. mortally MORTIER" mortar [bonnet) cap | _ de tran- Mortifiant'-e a. mortifying [clnie, Trench M 3IORTIFICATION" _ 0=^ [tender Mortifier' va. to mortify [viande) to make ... Mortuaire a. funeral... | Drap'_,Pall | Ex- trait'_, Certificate of decease | 3Iaison_ Residence of the deceased : [the) house 3I0RTJE cod | Huile de foie de_, C-liver oil MORUTIER" cod-fisher 3I0RVE glanders [du nez, vulg) ‘snot’ MORVEUX'-EUS'E baby with a ‘dirty nose’: dirty brat [ou ‘ thing’] _a. glandered [nez, vulgaire) dirty [tres vulg) ‘snotty’ | Qui se sent_se mouche, If the cap fits, wear it 3I0SAiQUE mosaic [loi, a.) Mosaic 3I0SQUEE mosque MOT" word : saying : expression : answer [le, ...) orders (pi] [prix) price : offer | _ a _, [in this phrase the t makes liaison] Word for word Avoir le _de la chose, To know all about it | Fin_Upshot: long and short (of it] Le grand_, What... always says [ou used to say] Gros_s, Abuse : insults | Avoir le_pour rire, To be fond of a joke | Bon_, Witty remark : joke | Demi-_, Hint | Voila mon dernier_! I can say no more than that: and there’s an end of it! | Qui ne dit_consent, Silence gives consent | Se donner le_, To agree together (pour, de, to] Envoyez-moi un_Just drop me a line I Prendre ... au_, To take ... at his word | Trancher le _, ‘In plain English’ : not to mince matters | _d’QRDRE watchword [V. WORD] MOR ENGLISH-FRENCH MOT MOROCC'O maroquin [hard-grained) chagrin MORR'IS-DANCE danse moresque Morr'ovV ad. | To-_, Demain | The day after to-_, Apres-demain | On the_, Le lende- MOR'SEL [morce-'l] morceau Lma'n Mor'tal a. mortel ka | ‘Any_thing,’ Tout ce que vous voudrez Mor'tally ad. mortellement: ... a mort MOR'TAR [te-r] mortier | Trench _, M de tranchee | -BOA'RD bonnet carre (porte dans les universites, etc., en Angleterre] MOR'T'GAGE [pr. morghedj'] hypotheque [va.) hypothequer | _GEE' creancier hypothe- caire | _GER debiteur sur hypotheque MORTIFICA'TION m_[med) gangrene Mor'tify va. mortifier [im.) se gangrener MOR'TISE,_TICE [tiss] mortaise [va.) mortaiser : assembler a mortaise | _-CHISEL bec’-d’ane | -GAUGE troussequin ] -LOCK opyg^n !/yp p'l'inn Qt'P'PP MOR'TISING-MACHI'NE mortaiseuse MORT'MAIN [mortt-mene) mainmorte MOR'TUARY morgue \ In the —, a la M MOSQUI'TO [me-skito] moustique | _bite, Piqure de M |_NET moustiquaire MOSS mousse | Iceland_, Lichen d’Islande | Peat_, Spliaigne | A rolling stone gathers no_Pierre qui roule n'amasse pas mousse | -ROSE rose moussue | Moss'y a. A — bank, Une pente couverte de mousse | A_tree, Un arbre moussu Most a. le plus [greatest) le plus grand | To make the_of, Menager : economiser [show off) faire valoir | — people, La plupart des gens | _ people are aware ..., Peu de per- sonnes ignorent ... [V. High, a.] Most ad. plus : le plus : tres : fort of all.Principale- ment | _likely, Probablement | _Iy ad. pour la plupart MOTE [in sunbeam) atome [fig) paille MOTH papillon (de nuit] [in clothes) mite : +>teigne [as distinguished from butterfly) plia- glene | Death’s-head_, Sphinx tete de mort | Emperor _, Petit paon de nuit | Privet hawk-_, Sphinx du troene | Moth-eate'n a. mange des mites : mite 3IOTH'ER [me-the-r : til faible] mere [a.) ma- ternel | _and child are doing well, La mere et l’enfant se portent bien | _ COUNTRY mere patrie [speaking of colonies) metropole \ -IN-LA W belle-mere \ -OF-PEARL nacre \ -WIT esprit naturel Moth'erless [me-the-r : th faible] a. sans mere Moth'erly a. maternel: de mere MO'TION [moche-nn) mouvement: signe [public meetings) motion [medic.) dejection : selle [va.) faire signe (to. a] On the — of, Sur la proposition de | Mo'tionless a. immobile MOT FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS MOU MOTEUR motor: moving power ] Premier _, Prime mover | _-trice a. motive | Arbre_, Driving-shaft | Force motrice, Motive power | _ a ESSENCE petrol-motor [motocyc.) engine | _a GAZ gas-engine | _ a PitTRQLE MOTIF motive : cause [»ms) theme [oil-engine MOTION- _ Motiver' va. to state the reason for : to be the motive of | MOTOCYCLE motor-cycle MOTOCYCLETTE [‘MOTO’] motor-bicycle MOTOCYCLISTE motor-cyclist [a l’etat-major) despatch-rider Motrice a. [ F. Moteur] MOTTE clod [a bruler) dried tan : turf [butte) mound | Tourbe mottiere, Turf: peat MOTTEUX" wheatear MOTTONS' [pi] lumps (of flour, etc.] Motus ! [tiice] int. Hush ! Silence! MOU soft part [poumon) lights (pi] Donner du _a, To slack ... a bit Mou [before noun beginning with vowel, Mol] l\[olle a. soft [pers) ‘slack-twisted’ : effeminate [temps) close | _a virer, Slack in stays ‘MOUCHARD"’ police spy : spy : ‘sneak’ * Moucliarder' ’ va. to spy [college) to ‘ sneak ’ MOTJCHE fly : patch [espion) spy [cartes) loo [fleuret) cap [d’une cible) bull’s-eye [bateau) steamboat (on Seine] [F. PIN] Boite a_s, Patch-box | Faire _ a tout coup, To be a dead shot | Fine_, ‘Sly dog’ | Papier tue- _s, Fly-paper | Pattes de [ecrit.j ‘ Regular scrawl’ | Prendre la _, To ‘fire up’ : to get ‘touchy’ |_a MIEL honey-bee | _BLEUE bluebottle fly | _ a VIANDE blow-fly Moucher' va. to wipe ...’s nose [tine chandelle) to snuff | Se_, To blow one’s nose | II ne se mouche pas du pied ! ‘He’s no fool!’ MOUCHEROLLE fly-catcher MOUCHERON" midge [de chandelle) snuff MOUCHET" hedge-sparrow | Mouchete -e a. spotted [chat) tabby [fleuret) capped MOTJCHETTES- [pi] snuffers : pair of S MOUCHOIR [pocket-) handkerchief [led est nul] [de cou) neckerchief [F. CAT, ang.] MOUCHURE snuff Moudre va. (Table 56) to grind | _ ... de coups, To give ... a good dressing MOTJE | Faire la_, To pout MOUETTE sea-gull [P. Goeland] MOUFLE mitten [mach) tackle : pulley-block MOUFLE muffle | MOUFLON" _ MOUILL'AGE anchorage [vins) watering [typ) wetting-down | Droit de_, Harbour dues (pi] MOU1LL'E-BOTJCHE bergamot (pear] Mouill'e -e a. soaked : wet [lettre l) liquid [ J>) anchored [P. 3 lines below] Mouill’er' v. to wet: to soak : to thin (de, with] [nav) to anchor | Mouillez tribord! Let go the starboard anchor! | Mouille jusqu’aux os, ‘Dripping wet’ | Se _, To get wet [le, la, les) to wet one’s ... [la_,’ Soft-boiled MOTJILL'ETTE slip of bread (for dipping] ‘a MOUILL'URE wet [action) wetting MOUJIK _ Tcast MOULAGE casting [Vaction) moulding [plfttre) MOTJLE mussel [pers.)‘duffer’ MOULE mould : form : pattern : cast [a filet) mesh [a beurre) print | Jeter en_, To cast MOUL£ print (done with a pen] Moul6 -e a. printed (with the pen] like print Mouler" va. to mould : to cast: to model | Se _sur ..., To take ... for one’s model MOULEUR moulder MOULIN" mill [de glacier) ‘moulin’ [vertical cavity in ice]_a bras', Hand-mill |_a cafe, Coffee-mill [argot mil.) machine-gun | — de discipline, Treadmill | _a paroles, Chatterbox | _a vent, Windmill | Jeter son bonnet par-dessus les _s, To lose all sense of modesty MOULINAGE silk-throwing Mouline a. milled [du bois) worm-eaten MOULINET' drum : little wheel | Faire le_, To whirl ... round [avec son epee) to flourish one’s sword MOULINIER" -IERE [or MOULINEUR, MOU- LINIERE] silk-winder [ou thrower] Moulu-e a. ground : bruised [pers) ‘regularly MOTJLTJRE moulding [knocked up’ MOT ENGLISH—FRENCH MOU MO'TIYE motif [_of action) mobile (to, de] _POWER force motrice Motley a. bariole : bigarre : mele MO'TOR moteur fen [fam. for motor-car) ‘auto’ | Four-stroke M a quatre temps|-BICYCLE motocyclette ] -BOAT canot automobile | -BUS autobus | -CAR automobile : ‘auto’ | -CYCLE motocyclette \ To go in for -CY'CLING, Faire de la motocyclette | -CYCLIST motocycliste | -LORRY camion automobile | -MAN [street car] wattman | -SPIRIT essence | -VAN voiture de livraison (automobile] Mo'tor vn. aller en auto\ MO'TORING l’automobilisme| To go in for__ Faire de I’autcnnobile MO'TORIST [<fc /■] automobiliste MOT'TLE'D SOAP [motte-’ldd sope} savon MOTT'O devise [marbre MOULD [wioZd] moule : forme [earth) terreau [decay from damp) moisi [ua.) mouler MO'ULDER [molde-r] fondeur : sableur _to. [or_away] tomber en poussiere MO'ULDINESS [rnolde] moisissure fmoulage MO'ULDING [mold} moulure [iron-founding) Mo'uldy [pr. molde] a. moisi [blue) persille | This bread is getting —, Ce pain se moisit Moult [moltt] vn. muer | _ING mue MOUND [maounnd] butte : rempart AMOUNT mont [phot) carton [u.) monter (..., sur, a] [rise) s’elever [map, etc.) coller MOUN'TAIN [te-mi] montagne [a.) de mon- tagne [scenery) montagneux [F. Molehill] _ASH sorbier des oiseaux ^ _SICK'NESS le mal des montagnes ~ MOUNTAINEE'R [tenire] montagnard [climb- g er) alpiniste : ascensionniste [to.) faire des S ascensions | _EER'ING l’alpinisme Moun'tainous [fe-ne-ss] a. montagneux MOUN'TEBANK saltimbanque : charlatan Moun’ted a. ... a cheval: monte [photogr.) colie | _POLICE [city] agents a cheval MOUN'TING monture [getting up) montage V [photos) collage [boiler_s) accessoires (pi] MOU FRAN <p AIS—AN GL AIS MOY MOUMOTJTE [& m.] ‘pussy'pussy cat’ Mourant' -e a. dying : expiring [yeux) languishing [voix) feeble [visage) pale Mourir vn. (Table 17) to die (de, of, with] to die away [le feu) to go out | Faire_ To put ... to death : to kill ... (a petit feu, by inches] Se_, To be dying [chose) to be dying out [ou away] MOURON" [_des champs) pimpernel [des oi- seaux)chickweed [grand) groundsel [zool) eft MOUSQUET" musket _AIRE musketeer _ON" carbine MOUSSE cabin-boy MOUSSE [plante) moss [ecume) foam : surge: froth [de savon) lather [V. Mossy EKs^] MOUSSELINE muslin Mousser' vn. to foam [du savon) to lather [du vin) to sparkle | Faire_, To make ... froth [fig) to puff up [ou off] La biere ne mousse pas, ‘ The beer isn’t up ’ MOUSSERON" mushroom Mousseux’ -euse a. mossy [biere) foaming [du MOUSSON" monsoon [vin) sparkling Moussu -e a. mossy | Rose_e, Moss-rose MOUSTACHE _[d’un chat, etc.) whisker (s] Une vieille_, An old soldier MOUSTIQUAIRE mosquito-net: M-curtain MOUSTiQUE mosquito [-ftt'-fo] MOUT" must: new wort MOUTARD” brat: urchin MOUTARDE mustard | La _ lui monte au nez, ‘He’s riled’:‘his monkey is up’ MOUTARDiER" mustard-pot [pers) M-maker [V. BEER] MOUTON" sheep [beler = to bleat] [la viande) mutton [pers) lamb : police spy [pour les pieux) monkey | _S’ [fig] foaming billows | Revenons a nos_, But to return to our subject (ou to the matter in hand] Moutonne -e a. fleecy : white [geologie) ‘_’ : rounded |_nnier" -iere a. fleecy : like sheep | Gent_iere, ‘Blind sheep’ MOUTURE grinding : grist : wheat, rye and barley, mixed | MOUVANCE tenure Mouvanf -e a. moving : shifting : ever-changing | Sable —, Quicksand MOUVEMENT’ movement: motion: life : bustle: change: agitation: sensation [d’horloge) works (pi] [acces) fit: burst [com) turn-over [«3l) traffic | Chef du_, Traffic manager | De son propre_, Of one’s own accord | _ admini- stratif, Government appointments and promotions | Beaucoup de _, A good deal of traffic | Le_perpetuel, Perpetual motion | ‘_ MARITIME’ shipping intelligence Mouvemente-e a. animated : lively : stirring [pays) broken [style) graphic : lively Mouver’ va. to stir MOUVETTE wooden spoon Mouvoir va. (Table 32) to move ou stir : to set ... going | MG.rnite par la vapeur, Driven by steam | Mu par courroie, Belt-driven MOYEN" means : way [pouvoir) power | Au — de, By means of | Le_de ... ? How can one ... ? | 11 n’y a pas_, It can’t be done [tres fam) It’s no go! [de, to) It’s impossible _S’ [pi] ability: means [dr) plea (sing] — frauduleux, False pretences | Je n’ai pas les _de .... I can’t afford to ... MOU ENGLISH-FRENCH MOV /'Mourn [ou_for] va. pleurer | MO'URNER personne affligee | The_s, [at a funeral] Ceux qui suivent le convoi | To be chief_, Mener le deuil | Hired_, Pleureur ~Mo'urnful a. triste : lugubre [-11 y, -ment] _NESS tristesse : air chagrin S MO'URNING affliction [for, pour) lamentation [black clothes) deuil fea|_band, Crepe| _suit, Vetement de deuil | In deep_, En grand deuil | To go into_Prendre le D | v -COACH voiture de D (MOUSE [maouce) [pi. Mice] souris | Field- | _, Mulct | Shrew-_, Musaraigne | -HOLE | trou de souris | -TRAP souriciere Mouse [s z] vn. prendre des smiris [ra.) (\1>) aiguilleter | MOU'SING aiguilletage 53 MOU'SER [s z] [& m.] She’s a good_, 11 est c, bon pour les souris [V. CHAT] ® MOUTH bouche [of shark, and carnivorous P animals) gueiile [beak) bee [of bottle) goulot q [opening) ouverture [entry) entree [of horn, cc etc.) pavilion [rivers) embouchure [ugly face) O grimace | By word of_, De vive voix | ‘Down in the_,’ Abattu-e |_va. macher : manger [to cry) crier | Foul-_e’d, Mai embouche | j -ORGAN harmonica [jew’s-h’p) guimbarde | MOU'THFUL bouchee | MOU'THPIECE embouchure : porte-cigare : port e-cigarette [pers. fig) port e-parole M.O.Y. ... a soupapes commandees Mo'vable a. [V. Moveable] MOVE [motive') [good or bad. etc.) coup | First _, [chess] Trait | To give ... the first —, Accorder le trait a | It’s my__C’est a moi a jouer | To be on the _, Etre en mouve- ment, ‘en campagne': s’ebranler Move [motive) va. [from, de : to, a] remuer: mouvoir : promener [set in motion) faire alier: mettre ... en mouvement [goods) transporter [furniture) demenager [at chess) jouer : bou- ger [affect) emouvoir : exciter (to, a] [law) demander [that, que) proposer | _vn. se mouvoir : se mettre en mouvement [to walk) aller [to stir) bouger [’_house’) demenager _about, [pers] se promener : circuler | The English about more easily than the French, Les Anglais se deplacent plus facilement que les Franqais | — along, avancer _away,_off, s’eloigner : s’en aller _back, reculer | _on, s’avancer : marcher | _on! [police] Circulez! | _out vn. sortir [change house) demenager | _ out va. deloger /'Mo've’able a. mobile | _NESS mobilite j MO'VE’ABLES [pi] effets mobiliers: biens ^MO'VE’MENT mouvement Lmeubles <§ MO'VER moteur [of a resolution, etc.) auteur 2 de la motion | MO'VING [— about] deplace- ment (-s] [‘ — HOUSE’) demenagement | — i a. emouvant |_PICTURES rites cinemato- V. graphiques | _POWER force motrice MOY FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS MUL Moyen" -enne a. middle : middling : middle- sized [vertu) doubtful [astr.) mean |_terme, Average | En moyenne, On an average | — AGE middle ages (pi] Du_age, Medieval [arch) Norman | -DUC [F. Owl] [looking Moyenageux' -ease a. antiquated : mediseval- Moyennanf prep, by means of: for : in consideration of | _que, Provided MOYENNE average [math) mean | En_, On an A | _des morts, Death-rate MOYETTE shock (of corn] MOYEU hub [rone de wit.) nave | _ a 2 vitesses, Mrs. or MM. ‘ Messrs.’ j_2-speed hub MO, Mue \pp. V. Mouvoir] MUCILAGE _ | MUCOSITE mucus MUE moulting : M-time [lieu) coop : mew [de- pouille) cast-off skin | En_, [or, Mis en_] Cooped up fto break Muer' vn. to moult: to cast (its) skin [la voix) MUET’-TTE dumb man [on woman, etc.] mute [a.) mute [lettre) silent [pers) dumb [carte) outline | Sourd-_a. deaf and dumb MUFLE muzzle: snout [pers) ‘mug’ | Un sale _,A‘dirty dog’ | _de VEAU snapdragon MUFLIER" snapdragon MUGE mullet [to roar Mugir vn. [des boeufs) to low [tig) to bellow : MUGISSE’MENT” lowing : bellowing : roaring MUGUET" [des bois) lily of the valley [dandy) ‘ swell ’ [med) thrush MUID" hogshead MULATRE -SSE mulatto MULE [she-)mule [pantoufle) slipper [F. Toe] MULET” mule [poisson) mullet MULETIER" muleteer [miou-le-tir] Chemin _, MULCT” field-mouse [Mule-track M U LT i G RA P H E manifold-writer MULTIPLE [& a.] — [me-l'-ti-pe-l] multifarious MULTIPLICANDS _cand MULTIPLICATEUR _plier [pldi-e-r] MULTIPLICATION ' — [me-l] [bicyc.) gear | Table de_, Multiplication table MULTIPLICITY _ty Multiplie -e a. numerous : many Multiplier' va. to multiply [me-Z] Se _, To multiply [fig) to exert one’s self to the utmost Multitubulaire a._lar MULTITUDE _ [me-l-titioude] MOW ENGLISH-FRENCH MUM MOW [mo] tas: amas [va., pp. Mown) [hay) faucher [turf) tondre | _down, abattre MOW'ER [mo-e-r]faucheur | Lawn_, Tondeuse de gazon | MOW'ING [to nul] fauchage [lot mown) fauchee | _GRASS lierlte a faucher | — MACHINE faucheuse : moissonneuse M.P. membre du parlement [F. Member] ‘Mr.’ [miss'te-r] ‘Monsieur’ [‘M.’] ‘Our _ CD,’ [com]‘Notre sieur CD’ [giens M. R. C. S. membre du college royal des chirur- ‘Mrs' [miss'izz] ‘Madame’ [lMm.f’] Much [me-tch] ad. [comp. More: superlat.Most] beaucoup : bien (de, du, etc.] fort : tres | _ struck with ..., Tres frappe de | _altered, Bien change | As_, Autant (de, que] Twice as —, Deux fois autant | As — as, Autant que : jusqu’a ... | How_? Combien (de ... ?] I don’t see _ in that, Je n’y vois rien de bien remarquable | It’s as_as it is! C’est tout le bout du monde ! | Pretty_the same, a peu pres la meme chose [V. Think] So_, Autant: tant (de or que] [followed by a past participle) si: tellement | So_ as, Autant que [even) meme | So_for ...! Voila pour ...! | That_too long, etc, Trop long de cela | Too _, Trop (de ...] ... de trop | It’s too _of a good thing! C’est trop fort, par ex- emple! | Very _, Beaucoup : bien : fort [moved, etc.) tres: vivement: excessivement| She didn’t_like it, Elle n’aimait guere cela ‘_ of a MUCH'NESS,’ Bonnet blanc, blanc bonnet MUCK [me-lc] [dung) fumier [mud) fange Mu'cous [miouke-ss] a. muqueux — MEM'BRANE [membrane) muqueuse MUD [me-d] boue [slush) fange [deposited by rivers, etc.) vase : limon | To stick in the_, S’embourber | -GU'ARD garde-bone : garde- crotte | _LARK ravageur | -walle'd a. aux murs de terre (or de limon] ... en torchis MUDD'INESS etat boueux [or fangeux] MUDDLE [me-d'X] fouillis | All in a_, Tout en desordre : tout brou ille | _va. troubler : hebeter | _ about, vn. muser : barboter | ‘_ through,’ aboutir tant bien que mal | —d pp. hebete (with, de] [tipsy) gris Mudd'y [me-d’e] a. boueux [splashed) crotte [thick) trouble [&) vaseux MUFF [pr. me-ff] manchon | Foot-_, Chance- Here | ‘ MUFF’ ‘ serin ’:‘ cornichon ’ MUF'FIN sorte de galette a la farine MUF'FLE [pulley) moufle [for heating) moufle Muf'fle va. [drums) voiler [bells, oars) assour- dir {_up, emmitoufler | MUFF'LER cache- MUF'TI | In_, En civil |_nez MUG [me-gli] pot: tasse [mouth) ‘gueule’ Mugn'y [me-glie] a. lourd : humide MUG'WORT herbe a cent gouts MULATT'O Onion] mulatre : muldtresse MUL'BERRY [me-l-be] mure ksj | -GROWING culture du murier | -TREE murier Mulct va. | _ed in a fine of, Frappe d'une amende de (100 frs., etc.] MULE [miovil] mulet [sbe _) mule \ Self-acting __ Renvideur | _track, Chemin muletier MULETEE'R [miou-le-tire] muletier fee ‘ MULL ’ ‘ four ’ | To make a_of. Gacher Mulled [me-l'd] a. brfile | MULL'EIN molene: bouillon-blanc | MULL'ER molette MULL'ET | Grey_, Mulet | Red_, Rouget MULL'ION [me-l'ye-nn] meneau Multifa'rious a. varie : multiplie | _duties, Multiples occupations [de M MULTIPLICATION m_ | _ table, Table Multiply [me-ltipla'i] v. multiplier : se m MULTITU'BULAR BOI'LER cliaudiere multitubulaire [Douche close! ‘Mum’ a. | To be_, Se taire | _‘s the word! Mum'ble vn. marmotter MUMM'ER masque | _ERY momerie •. mas- MUMM'Y motnie [carade MUMPS [pi] oreillons [fig) mauvaise humeur MUN FRANC AIS—ANGLAIS MUT MUNICIPAL soldier of the municipal guard _-e a. [elections, garde) municipal [miou- nissi-pe-H [conseil) town-(council] MUNICIPALITY_ty: corporation [l’edifice) MUNIFICENCE _ [.guildhall Munir va. to provide : to arm (de, with] MUNITIONS' [pi] munitions : ammunition : stores (pi] De munition, Ration-... [ou Regulation-...] Fabrique de _s, Munition-works _NNAIRE commissary : contractor Muqueux' -eu.se a. mucous kx MUR wall | Mettre ... au pied du_, To drive ... into a corner | _d’APPUl parapet : retaining wall | _ d'ENCEINTE walls (pi] _ MITOYEN" party-wall | _ PLE1N" dead W Mur -e a. ripe [fig) mature : worn out MURAI'LL'E wall [de navire) side La grande — de la Chine. The Great W of China MURA1LLEMENT" walling Mural -e a._ [bot) wall-... MURE mulberry [_sauvage) blackberry Murement’ ad. maturely : thoroughly : duly MURENE eel [pr. tie] rnurry Murer’ va. to wall [boucher) to wall up MURIER" mulberry-tree Murir v. to ripen [fig) to mature • MURMURE murmur [pr. me-r'-me-r] grumbling: repining : muttering : whisper * Murmurei” vn. to murmur : to grumble (con- tre, against] to mutter : to whisper MURON" blackberry : wild raspberry bush MUSARAIGN’E shrew-mouse MUSARD“-K loiterer [a.) loitering Musarder' vn. to loiter | MUSC musk MUS CADE nutmeg | Fleur de_, Mace MUSCADIER" nutmeg-tree MUSCADIN" musk-lozenge [pers) dandy MUSCAT" muscatel [vin) muscat wine MUSCLE [pr.tljec]_[pr. me-ss-l] Muscle -e a. with full muscles | Musculaire a._lar [ Musculeux' -euse a. muscular MUSE _ | MUSEAU muzzle: snout MUSEE museum [de tableaux).gallery Muse'ler'r. to muzzle MUSE LIERE muzzle Muser' vn. to stand idling : to lose MUSETTE nose-bag : bag [mus) musette MUSEUM museum Bsj Musical -e a._1 [-lement' -lly] MUS1CIEN" -NNE musician MUSIQUE mu'sic : musical box [orchestre) band | a_, a. musical [papier) music | Chef de_Band-master [V. CLOCKWORK] MUSOIR [s, z] end (ou head) of a jetty (ou pier] Musque-e a. scented with musk : affected Musquer' va. to perfume ... with musk MUSULMAN' -E [s, z] Mussulman [pi._s] MUTABILITY_ty [miou-te] MUTAGE arresting fermentation to leave more sugar in the wine MUTATION" _ [fam) change | Droits de_, Transfer duty : succession D Muter' va. to check the fermentation in MUN ENGLISH-FRENCH MUS Munch [me-nnch] va. croquer : macher Mun'dane [me-nn-dene] a. mondain MUN'DIC minerai de fer sulfure Muni'ficent [miouniffi-ce-nntt] a. magnifique: genereux | _ly ad. avec munificence MU'NIMENTS [pi] archives : titres MUR'DER [me-rde-r] meurtre : homicide fed [wilful _) assassinat | _! a 1’assassin! | _will out! La verite se decouvre toujours! j _va. tuer: assassiner [fig) massacrer MUR'DERER [me-r] assassin 3lUR'DERESS meurtriere Mur'derous [me-r'-de-re-ss] a. meurtrier Muriat'ic a. muriatique : chlorhydrique Mur'ky [me-rke] a. obscur : sombre MUR'MUR murmure feo [vn.) murmurer Mur'muringly [me-r] ad. en murmurant MURR'AIN [me-rinn] peste MUS'CATELS' raisin muscat (sing] Mus'cular [me-skiou-le-r] a. [force, etc.) mus- culaire [limb, etc.) musculeux Muse [miouze] vn. mediter : rever MUSE'UM [pr. miou-zt'-e-mm] musee | The British_, Le Musee Britannique MUSH [Americ.] bouillie de mats MUSH'ROOM [me-ch'roume] champignon -BED champignonniere -SPAWN blanc de C | -VALVE soupape circulaire MU'SIC [miou] musique fea | An ear for_, De Voreille | -BOOK cahier de M | -HALL cafe-concert: ‘music-hall’ [low) ‘beuglant’ | To give_LESSONS, Donner des lemons de M | -MASTER professeur de M | -STAND pupitre | -STOOL tabouret (de piano] Mu'sical a._: harmonieux _BOX boite a musique | _FESTIVAL festival | _INSTRUMENT instrument de musique MUSI'CIAN [miou-zich'e-nn] musicien -nne MU'SINGrS [pi] reveries MUSK muse _CAT muse _DEER chevro- tain | OX boeuf musque | _ RAT rat musque MUS'KET fusil | _ SHOT Mile de fusil MUSKETEE'R mousquetaire MUS'KETRY mousqueterie \ Fire of_, Fusillade School of__ Ycole de tir MUS'LIN [me-z'linn] mousseline [a.) ... de M | Book_, Organdi | Cambric_Percale MUSS'EL moule MUST mout Must v. imp. defec. falloir [V. Table 73] [ought to) devoir | I_say, Je dois dire : franche- ment, ... | What_I [ou we] do to ..., Que faire pour ... \ I _ go, 11 faut que je m’en aille I He_' do it, 11 faut qu’il le fasse | It _ have been bad, 11 faut que cela ait ete mauvais | He _ have overslept himself, 11 aura trop dormi | They_have received ..., Ils ont du recevoir ... MUS'TARD [me-ste-rde] moutarde \ — POT moutardier | _POUL'TICE sinapisme | — SEED graine de moutarde MUS'TER [me-ssf-] appel: revue [gathering) rassemblement [list) controles (pi] To pass _, Passer: etre acceptable | _ROLL con- trole | _va. rassembler : faire l’appel de : passer en revue [vn.) s’assembler : compter Mus'ty [me-ste] a. moisi There’s a_SMELL here, Qa sent le renferme MUT FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS MYT MUTILATION"_| Mutiler' va. to mutilate MUTIL^S' de la guerre, [pi] disabled soldiers MUT1N”-_E obstinate fellow [woman, ou child] [X et <&•) mutineer [a.) obstinate [vif) mischievous [X, etc.) mutinous Mutine-e a. rebellious | se Mutiner' vr. to be stubborn [X) to mutiny : to rebel MUTINERIE mutiny : obstinacy : rebelliousness MUTISME [eece-m] _;sm:dumbness [fig)silence Mutuel-lle a. mutual [-lemenf-lly] MYOPE [<£ f.] short-sighted person [a.) shortsighted | MYOPIE_ia [fam) shortness of sight [fig) short-sightedness MYOSOT1S [mee-ozo'teece] forget-me-not MYRIADE myriad MYRIAGRAMME _gram [10,000 grams] MYRIAM^TRE ten kilometres [Table 87] MYRMIDON"_ [ang. pr. me-r~\ ‘little fellow’ MYRIAPODE millepede MYRRH’E myrrh MYRTE myrtle [berry MYRTIL, MYRTILL'E, bilberry (ou whortle- MYSTtRE mystery [spectacle) mystery Mvsterieux' -euse a. mysterious [-semenf -ly MYSTICITE mysticism MYSTIFICATION" hoax : ‘ humbug ’ MYSTIFICATEUR hoaxer : ‘humbug’ Mystifier' va. to play on ...’s credulity [fam) to humbug MYSTIQUE [<£ f.] mystic [a.) mystical [-mf -lly] MYTH'E [meet] myth [th fortj MYTH’ 0LOGIE mythology Myth'ologique a. mytholo'gical MUT ENGLISH-FRENCH MYT (MUTE [& a.] muet, muette | _ly ad. en silence <3Mu'tilate [lete] va. mutiler: estropier •S MUTINEE'R mutin : rebelle ^Mu'tinous a. mutin : seditieux : rebelle v MU'TINY mutinerie [rn.) se mutiner • s’in- Mutt'er [me-te-r] v. marmotter [surger MUTT'ON [me-tt'nn] mouton feo | LEG of_, Gigot | -CHOP cotelette de mouton Mu'tual [miou-tchou-e-l] a. mutuel [friend) commun | _lly ad. mutuellement MUZ'ZLE [me-zz'l] museau [for dog) museliere [of a gun, pistol) bout [of a cannon) bouche | -LOA'DER fusil [or canon] qui se charge par la bouche _YELOC'ITY vitesse initiate Muz'zle va. museler : baillonner My [mai] a. poss. mon : ma: mes [of parts of the body, frequently rendered by the definite article: as, I’ve cut_finger, Je me suis coupe le doigt] To_order, a mon ordre MYR'TLE [me-rtle] myrte Myself' pron. moi-meme : moi | I have hurt _, Je me suis fait mal | Left by _, Laisse tout seul : livre a moi-meme | To keep it to __ Le garder pour moi [V. Table 79, conjug. of reflected verbs] MYSTE'RIOUSNESS [ti-ri-e-ss] mystere MYS'TERY [miss'-ie-re] mystere MYTH [th fort] _e fea [fig) legende NAB FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS NAS NABAB nabob [ne-bobb] NABLE boat-plug : MABOT"-F [fam] dwarf [plug-hole NACELLE small boat [de ballon) car NACRE mother-of-pearl | Nacre -e a. pearly NADIR _ [ang. pr. ne-de-r] NAGE swimming [action de ramer) rowing : pull | Chef de —, Stroke | Donner la_, To pull the stroke oar | Passer. Traverser ... a la_, To swim across ... | Tout en_, In a bath of perspiration NAGEOIRE fin [pr. /Inn] Nager' va. to swim [flotter) to float [ramer) to row | _dans le sang, To be all flowing with blood | _ vigoureusement, To strike out | Nage! Pull away there! | Nage a culer! Back astern! | Nage tribord! Pull starboard! ,| _ dans la joie, To be overjoyed NAGEUR swimmer [rameur) rower [a.) swimming | Un bon _, A good swimmer Naguere ad. not long since : just now : lately : NA'iADE naiad [.formerly Naif -ive a. naive : artless : candid : frank NAIN" -E [& a.] dwarf NAISSANCE birth : extraction : rise : origin | _de voute, Spring of the arch | Acte de_, B-certificate | De_, By birth : from one’s birth | Prendre_, To originate | Ligne de _, [tech] Springing line [growing Naissanf -e a. new-born : rising : dawning : Naitre vn. (Table 61) to be born : to spring up [ou forth] to arise | Faire_, To bring ... to life : to cause : to start Naive'mcnC ad. artlessly : frankly NAiVE TE artlessness : frankness : simplicity NAJA_: cobra : hooded snake ‘NANAN"’ 1 nice‘goodies’ (pi] NANKIN" nankeen NANSOUK nainsook Nanti-e a. provided (de, with] Etre _ de ..., To hold ... as security : to have Nantir va. to secure | Se_de ..., To secure o'self with : to provide [ou furnish] one’s self with : to take possession of NANTISSE'MENT' security NAPIITALINE naph'thalene NAPHTE [naft] naph'tha [nap-tha, til fort] NAPOLEON" ‘_’ [20-franc piece] NAPQLITAIN" -E [& a.] Neapolitan ("water NAPPE table-cloth : cloth | _ d'EAU sheet of NAPPE'RON" slip [to save the cloth] NARCISSE narcissus [des pres) [wild) daffodil NARCOTIQUE [& a.] _ic NARD" spikenard Narquer' va. to set ... at defiance : to jeer at NARINE nostril Narquois'-oise a. mocking: sly NARRATEUR_tor | _atif-ivea._ive |"essay NARRA TION"_ [reche-nn] narrative [<&cole) NARRE narrative | Narrer’ va. to narrate NARVAL narwhal Nasal -e [s, z] a. _1 [nece-’l] [-emenf-lly] NASARDE snub : ‘rap over the knuckles’ _r‘ va. to snub : to jeer at NASEAU nostril NAG ENGLISH-FRENCH NAR NAG bidet: petit cheval Nag [-gge'd] v. | To be always —gging at, Etre toujours a ‘crier apres’ ... NAIL [net] [finger) ongle [metal) clou [wire_) pointe | To hit the right_, Y etre : mettre le doigt dessus | As hard as_s, Dur comme la pierre | ‘ On the_,’ Comptant | Brass-headed _, C a tete doree | Clasp_, C a bardeaux | Cut_, C taille | -BRUSH brosse a ongles | -FILE lime a ongles 1 -MAKER cloutier | -PUNCH chasse-clous | -SCISS'ORS ciseaux a ongles | -WORKS clouterie Nail [net] va. clouer [a pers, fig) river son clou a | _ up, fermer a clous [a door, etc.) con- damner [trees) palisser | NAI'LER cloutier Na'ked [ne-kedd] a. nu [F. Stark] [unfurnished) degarni [open) a decouvert | With the_ EYE, a l’oeil nu |_ly ad. a nu : a decouvert: evidemment | NA'KEDNESS nudite Nam'by-pam'by a. maniere : fade NAME [neme] nom : reputation [as guarantee on a bill) aval [va.) nommer: mentionner Assumed —, Pseudonyme : nom de guerre Christian _, Nom de bapteme : prenom Maiden_, N de demoiselle | By, In_De N In his —, En son N | In the_of, Au N de [F. Reclamer] To give one’s _, Decliner son N | To put down ou enter one’s_for, S’inscrire pour | To have one’s_entered. Se faire in- scrire |.My — is Smith, Je m'appelle Smith | What is that child’s_? Comment s’appelle cet enfant? | He is _d after his uncle, 11 porte le nom de son oncle | A person_d C D, Un [or le] nomme C D | To call him_s, Lui dire des injures | Above-_d. Before-_d, a. ci-dessus [or deja] mentionne : susdit Na'me'less [a e] a. sans nom : inconnu | A person who shall be_, Unepersonne dont je tairai le nom Na'me'ly [a e] ad. a savoir : c’est-a-dire NAME'-PLATE plaque (de porte] NA'ME'SAKE [a e] homonyme | A_of mine, NANKEE'N nankin LMon H NANN'Y-GOAT chevre NAP [fur) poil [sleep) somrne | To take a_ after dinner, Faire la sieste | Caught napping, Pris au depourvu NAPE of the NECK [nepe] nuque NA'PERY [we] linge de table NAP'KIN serviette [to save the cloth) napperon [infant’s) couche | -RING rond de serviette Narra'te [na-rete] va. narrer : raconter NARR'ATIYE recit: narration : narre NARRA'TOR [na-reteur] narrateur Narr'ow' [w nul] a. etroit: borne : gene [near) de pres | To have a_ESCAPE, L’echapper belle | -minded a.... a l’esprit etroit: ... aux vices etroites | Nar'roW va retrecir :borner: limiter [vn.) se retrecir \tation NARR'OW’ING [to nul] retrecissement: litwt- Narr'ow'ly [to nul] ad. etroitement: exacte- ment [meanly) mesquinement [only just ...) tout juste : de pres | NARR'OW’NESS [iv nul] manque d’etendue : etroitesse : pauvrete [of mind) petitesse [meanness) mesquinerie NARR'OW S [naroze] [pi] passes NAS FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS NAV NASILL'ARD" -E ... who speaks with a nasal twang [a.) nasal [pr. nece-’l] NASILL'E'MENT" nasal twang : snuffling Nasiller' vn. to speak through ...’s nose NASILLEUR -EUSE... who snuffles, on speaks through his [ou her] nose NASSE bow-net Natal -e a. native | Ville, Pays_, Birthplace NATALITY birth-rate : births (pi] NATATION" [& a. Natatoire] swimming | Ecole de_, Swimming-baths (pi] NATiF -IVE [& a.] native | _VITE _ty NATION" _ [fig) race | National-e a. _1 [-lenient' -lly] [en ang. pr. ne-che-nn, nach- NATIONALISATION"_zation [e-ne-l Nationaliser' va. to_ize NATIONALITY _ty NATIONAUX' natives : native-born subjects : our countrymen NATTE mat : matting [tresse) plait : plaited hair | Natter' va. to mat: to plait NATURALISATION" _zation [ze’ch’n] Naturaliser' va. to naturalize | Se faire_To get naturalized | _ISME _ism : realism NATURALISTE_t [pr. natch'-e-re-lisstt:i bref] [empailleur) taxidermist NATURE_cksjj [en ang. pr. netche-r]constitution : sort [pers) character : ... sort of person [cm's, a.) plain : without vegetables | D'apres _From the life | De_, By N : naturally | De_a, Calculated to | Payer en__ To pay in kind [V. Mort a.: Debt] NATUREL temper : disposition : nature : simple manner: naturalness |_S' natives D’un bon, d’un mauvais_Good-natured, ill-natured Naturel -elle a. natural [natch’-e-re-l] simple : unaffected | Naturelle'menf ad. naturally: simply | _ ...! Of course ...! NAUFRAGE wreck [rek] shipwreck Faire _, To be wrecked [rek't] NAUFRAGE-E shipwrecked sailor [ou man, ou woman, etc.] [a.) wrecked | NAUFRAGEUR wrecker NAULAGE [in southern ports] freight Nauseabond"-e a. nauseous NAUSEE nausea NAUTILE nautilus [noti-le-ss, o dans serf] Nautique a. nautical NAUTON1ER" [poet] mariner Naval -e [masc. pi. navals] a._1 [en ang. pr. NAVARIN" Irish stew \jteve-l NAVEE boat-load : boat-full NAVET" turnip NAVETTE rape : R-seed : R-oil [vase) censer [inst) shuttle : netting-needle | a_Shuttle (machine] Faire la_To run to and fro, ply NAVIGABILITY_ty | En etat de _, Sea- Navigable a. [nav’i-gue-be-l] [worthy NAV1GATEUR _tor [a.) seafaring NAVIGATION"_: voyage : passage [F. Sea] Naviguer' va. to sail: to navigate NAVIRE ship : vessel [grievous Navrant"-e a. heart-rending : very affecting : Navre-e a. broken-hearted [coeur) broken Navrer' va. to break ...’s heart NAB ENGLISH-FRENCH NEA Nas'tily ad. salement [fig) honteusement NAS'TINESS salete : lionte [vilain Nas'ty a. sale : honteux : obscene [cut, &c.) NASTUR'TIUM [na-ste-r-chi-e-mm] capucine NA'TION [pr. neche-nn] _fee | Law of_s, Droit des gens Na'tional [na-clie-ne-l] a. _[debt) publigue NA'TIONALIZA'TION of the LAND (etc.] la nationalisation du sol (etc.] NA'TIVE [& f] [ne'tiw] natif:habitant:indigene [«.) natif [place) natal [indigenous) indigene: du pays [tongue) maternelle | To be a_of, Etre originaire de | He is a_of Italy, 11 est Italien de naissance | -born SUBJECTS [pi] Nationaux NATIYTTY [of Clirist] —te | To cast _ties, [astrology] Tirer des horoscopes Natt'y a. gentil: propret: coquet ^NAT'URAL [mus] becarre [a.) naturel: sans ~ affectation : primitif [F. DEATH] £ _IZA'TION [a e] naturalisation | Papers i of_, [French) acte de naturalisation Naturalize va. naturaliser a Nat'urally ad. naturellement: au naturel : s naivement [constitutionally) de nature VNAT'URALNESS naturel NA'TURE [ne-tcheur]_fee [nat. disposition) naturel Freak of_, Bizay'rerie [or Caprice] de la nature | Sketching from_, Le dessin d’apres nature [F. DEBT] Good-_d. Ill-_d, D’un bon, d’un mauvais naturel | Good-_dly, Avec bonte | Ill-_dly, Mechannnent NA'TURE-STUD'Y, Vetude de la Nau grand air NAUG'HT rien : neant [F. Nought] To set ... at—, Braver : defier : mepriser | To come g ^ to_, Echouer g ^Nau'g'htilv ad. mechamment 8 % NAU'G'HTINESS mechancete o ^Nau'g'hty a. mechant: vilain | _ DOG ! ^-2. ‘Mechante bete!’ \ _ BOY, _ GIRL, § vilain -e \ Don’t be a_B or G! Ne sois pas mechant -e! [F. Penitence] Nau'seate va. se degouter de : degouter Nau'seous [nocli-ye-ss. o dans sort] a. nausea- bond | —NESS nature nauseabonde : degout Nau'tical [au, o dans sort: cal, fce-Z] a. nautique [mile)marin [= 1852 metres]_ MAN [pi. _ men] marin \ _ AL'MANAC almanach N : epliemerides maritimes (pi] connaissance des temps | _TERM terme de navigation Na'val ineve-’l] a. _fee [department, officer, school) de marine [service) de la marine \_ STA'TION station navale : port de guerre NAVE [neve] [wheel) moyeu [archit) nef NA'YEL [neve-'l] nombril Nav'igate [nav'i-ghete] v. naviguer NAVV'Y terrassier | Steam-_, Excavateur NA'VY [ne] marine (de guerre] Mercantile_, Marine marchande I _BLUE bleu marin | _LIST annuaire de la marine Nay [ne] ad. non : bien plus | _! Erreurl | _, it is ! Mais oui! Mais si! N.D, [no date] s. d. [sans date] NEAP-TIDE [mpe] morte-eau NEAPOL'ITAN [ni-a] [<& a.] Napolitain-e | _ice, Glace panachee " N.-D. . FRANC AIS—ANGLAIS NEG N.-D. [Notre-Dame] ‘Our Lady’ N. d. 1, R. [Note de la Redaction] Note by the N.-E. [nord-est] ‘_’: north-east [_Editor Ne, N’ ad. not | Cela empeche qu’il_voie This prevents him from seeing ... | Je _ ... pas. I do not [fam. don’t] ... | De peur qu’il — tombe. Lest he should fall | _ ... pas! [imperat.]Don't...! [F. Do,line 106]_que, Only : nothing [ou no one] but... : anything [ou anyone] but | _se vend qu’en barils, ... is only sold in barrels | Personne _ fut blesse, Nobody was hurt | ... que je _ le suis, ... than I am [Interrogativ.)_voulez-vous pas ...? Will you not? [fam) won’t you? | N’avez- vous pas besoin de ...? Don’t you want to ...? [F. Table 77, conjug. negatively, etc.] Ne, Nee, a. born | Bien-__ Of good birth [fig) of noble disposition | Mort-_, Still-born | Premier-_First-born | Je suis _a ..., I was born at ... Neanmoins' ad. nevertheless : yet: still NEANT" nothing D-* [condition) nothingness | Mettre a_To destroy : to annihilate NEBULEUSE nebula [pi. _lm] [nebulous Nebuleux' -euse a. cloudy [fig) gloomy [astr) NECESSAIRE [le_) necessaries (pi] bag : case [boite) work-box [de toilette) dressing-case | _ de reparations, Repairing outfit | Faire le_, To take the necessary steps [pour, to] Le strict —, Only just enough to live upon Necessaire a. necessary : needful | II n’est pas — d y aller. There is no need of going there | —merit' ad. necessarily : of course NECESSITE _ty : need : want : pinch | _ n’a point de loi, N knows no law | _S' [pi] necessaries : necessities [F. Make] Necessiter' va. to necessitate : to compel Necessiteux*-euse a. needy NEC PLUS ULTRA ne plus ultra NECROLOGE obituary | NECROLOGIE _gy Necrologique a. \ Notice_Obituary N NECROMANCIE _cy NIiCROMANCIEN"-NNE necromancer NECROPOLE necrop'olis : city of the dead NECROSE necro'sis | Necrose a. necrosed NECTAR _ NEF [pr. the f] [arch) nave [poet) vessel Nefaste a. luckless : ill-omened : unlucky NEFLE medlar [jap) loquat ‘Des_s! ’ ‘No NEFLIER"medlar-tree[du Japon)loquat [fear! ’ Negatif -ive a._ive | _menf ad. negatively [repondre) in the negative NEGATION"_ [gheche-nn] [gram) negative NEGATIVE — : refusal [rifiouze-l] NEA ENGLISH-FRENCH NEG Near [wre] a. pres de : pres [relation) proche [stingy) chiche [short) court [left) de gauche [fig) exact [dear) cher _foot, Pied de raon- t<?ir | -sig'hted a. myope _ad. de pres : pres de : rapproche (de] aupres de [almost) a peu pres | As_as possible to, Le plus pres possible de | One daren’t [ou can’t] come _ him! 11 est itiabordable : ‘ il n’est pas a prendre avec des pincettes ’ | He’s nowhere_it! 11 n'y est pas du tout! | To be very _, [the time] Toucher a To be _er, Se rapprocher de | To come [ou get] _er, S’approcher (..., de] The_er I get to the end, Plus j’approche du terme ... | The _est STATION, La gare la plus proche Nea'rly [nire-le] ad. de pres : a peu pres : peu s’en faut I was_dead [ou killed] Je faillis etre tue : peu s’en fallut que je ne fusse tue | Not_ ..., Pas ... a beaucoup pres NEAR'NESS [rare] proximite (to, de] [stinginess) mesquinerie | _of RELATIONSHIP, Proche parente Neat [«Cfe] a. propre: soigne '.elegant: net: gen- til [wine) pur [com) net | To drink__ Boire ... pur | _ CATTLE gros betail | _’S FOOT pied de boeuf | _’S TONGUE langue de B Neat'ly [nite'-le] ad. proprement : nettement [cleverly) adroitement : bien | _ dressed, Bien vetu -e NE AT'NESS [rate] simplicity de bon gout NE'CESS ARIES [se-rezz] (pi] le necessaire Ne'cessarily [se-re-le] ad. forcement Ne'cessary a. necessaire | If_, S’il y a lieu: le cas echeant | Necessitate va. necessiter | Necessitous a. necessiteux NECESS'ITY necessity \ Of_Forcement NECK cou [of mutton) collet [of land) langue [handle:violin) manche | To‘bundle him out _ and CROP’ ‘ Le fourrer dehors’ | _or NOTHING tout ou rien j _ RIBBON tour de cou | -TIE [faV] cravate [of silk) fichu | _WEAR cravates. foulards, etc. | Necke'd NECK'ERCHIEF [t cl tiff] fichu [a. au cou ... NECK'LACE [a e ] collier NEC'TARINE [te-rinn] brugnon NEED besoin | In case of_, En cas de B : au B | If_be, Le cas echeant : s’il y a lieu | To_, ou Stand ou Be in_of, Avoir B de | There’s no_of [F. Inutile : Necessaire a.] I needn’t say, Inutile de (vous) dire | What _is there to .... a quoi bon ... | A friend in_is a friend indeed, C’est dans le mal- heur qu’on connait ses vrais amis NEE'DFUL [& a.] necessaire | If_, S’il y a lieu | To do the_Faire le N [accept a bill) l’accueillir NEE'DLE aiguille [compass) boussole [crochet _) crochet [netting_) navette [F. Darning, Knitting, Netting] A_and thread, Du fil et line aiguille | As sharp as a_, Fin comme l’ambre | -CASE etui | -GUN fusil a A | -VALVE pointeau | —-WOMAN [pi. -women] couturiere : ouvriere | _WORK ouvrage a Vaiguille : travaux d’A (pi] [plain sewing) couture [embr) broderie | NEE'DLE FUL aiguillee Need'less a. inutile | It is_to ..., Inutile de ... | _ly ad. inutilement Needs [mdz] ad. necessairement | It must_ be, 11 faut absolument que cela soit Nee'dy a. indigent: besogneux Ne’er [pour Never] -DO-WELL ‘bon a rien’ Nefa'rious [feri-e-ss] a. abominable NEG'ATIVE [ghe-tivv] negative [photo) cliche [va.) rejeter | In the_, [ou Negatively] ad. negativement NEG FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS . NEV NIlGLIGIl undress : morning dress Neglige -e a. ‘_’ : undress : neglected : unadorned : irregular : loose | Negligeable a. negligible | N^gligemment' [gleezham] ad. carelessly : in a negligent manner NEGLIGENCE _ : neglect Negligent" -e a._t: careless N6gliger‘ va. to neglect : to omit (de, Zo] to overlook [quelqu’un) to slight | Se —, To be [ou to get] careless of o'self [ou one’s person] to be careless NI^GOCE trade | Princes du_, Merchant P’s Negociable a. negotiable N^GOCIANT" merchant | _en bles, Corn M NEGOCIATEUR negotiator NEGOCIATION" negotiation [nigochi-eche-nn Ndgocier' m. to negotiate [ni-gochi-ete] N^GRE, NEGRESSE, negro, negress [ni] Tra- vailler comme un _, To ‘work [ou slave] like a nigger’ | NEGRERIE barracoon [slave-... NIiGRIER" slaver [navire) slave-ship osjj [a.) NIlGRILLON" -NNE negro-boy, N-girl N£g‘ [abbrev. for Negociant] merchant NEIGE snow | 11 tombe de la_, It is snowing | Fouettb en _, Whipped to a froth | Boule de_, Snow-ball [fleur) guelder-rose Neiger' v. imp. (Table 71) to be snowing : to Neigeux- -eu.se a. snowy [snow NE-M’OUBLIEZ-PAS' forget-me-not Nenni ad. nay, nay! NIlNUFAR or NENUPHAR water-lily N6olithique a. neolith'ic [th fort] NEOLOGIE _gy | N^OLOGISME _gism: word newly introduced [fam) new word NEOPHYTE _ | N^PENTHfeS pitcher-plant N^phretique a. nephritic NEPHRITE _itis [:ni-frai'-tiss] NERF [pr. nairf in sing., but nair in pi.] nerve [neurv] [tendon) sinew [reliure) raised bands | Attague (or crise) de _s‘, Hysterics | Le _ de la guerre, The sinews of war NERPRUN" buckthorn Nerv6 -e a. nerved | Nerver' va. to cord Nerveux' -ease a. nervous : vigorous NERVOSITE [s, z\ nervousness NERVURE rib [reliure) bands (pi] Net [pr. the t] Nette, a. neat : clean : clear : pure [vide) empty [com) net | Mettre ... au _, To make a fair copy of | Faire maisqn nette, To make a clean sweep Net [pr. the f] ad. plainly : clearly : completely [refuser) flatly [arreter) suddenly [tue) on the Nette’ment' ad. clearly: plainly LsP°t NETTE' TE [net-tag'] cleanness : distinctness NETTOIE MENT" NETTOYAGE cleaning : cleansing : clearing [F. Spring, ang.] Nettoyer' va. to clean: to clear: to cleanse: to wipe [pers. fam) to strip ... of everything NEUF new : something new | a_, Again : like new | De_, New : in new clothes NEUF- [& a.] [f silent when immediately followed by a noun beginning with a consonant] nine [du mois, page, etc.) ninth [roi, ou pape) ... the ninth Neuf, Neuve, a. new : unused (sur, to] raw: innocent: inexperienced [F. Nouveau] NEURASTH'ENIE_enia : nervous exhaus- NEURASTH'tNIQUE [& a.] _ic |_tion NEUROLOGUE neurologist: nerve specialist Neutrale’ment* ad. neutrally i ^ Neutraliser' va. to neutralize NETJTRALITE _ty [neuter [ neu . ^ NEUTRE [<fc a.] neutral [gram) j se P1 nuni NEUVAINE prayers for nine days NEUVIEME [& a.) ninth [ menf -ly] N^VE ‘_’ [partially congealed snow not yet formed into a glacier] NEVEU nephew [nev'gou] Petit-_Grand-N | _X- [pi. fig] posterity | Nos arriere-_x, Our children’s children NEVRALGIE neuralgia [»lion] Ndvralgique a. neuralgic [niou] NEG ENGLISH-FRENCH NEU NEGLEC'T negligence : abandon: nonchalance [va.) negliger (to, de] manquer a | _ful, ou Negligent a. negligent: nonchalant | He is _of ..., 11 neglige ... Negligently ad. negligemment Negligible a. negligeable Negotiate [nigo'chiete] v. negocier [parlers NEGOTIATION [a e'] negociation | _S pour- NE'GRO, NE'GRESS [ntj negre, negresse feo NE'GUS [m-ghe-ss] vin chaud epice NEIGH [nd] liennissement [un.) hennir NEI'G'HBOUR [neb-e-r] voisin -e [fig) prochain| We have good_s, Nous sommesbien entouresj _HOOD [vicinity) voisinage [part) quartier [outside) environs | Being in the_, I..., Me trouvant dans ce quartier [dans ces parages] Neighbouring a. voisin : avoisinant |je ... Neighbourly a. sociable : en bon voisin Nei'ther [ei, i] conj. ni : non plus [pron.) ni l’un [or Z’tme] ni l’autre: aucun -e | _... nor .... Ni ... ni ... [F. Ni fea] ‘ Nem. con.’ ad. sans opposition:a Vunanimite NEPH'EW [nev'-you] neveu [ultra NE PLUS ULTRA [m ple-ss eul'tra] nee plus NERVE nerf [bot) nervure [F. Strain, u.] Ner'vous [ne-rve-ss] a. nerveux : timide : de nerfs | — breakdown, Prostration nerveuse | _EXHAUSTION newrasthenie _NESS nervosite : etat nerveux : timidite NEST nid [of eggs) nicMe [fig) repaire | Mare’s _, Merle blanc | Wasp's_, Guepier | -EGG nichet | _of DRAWERS easier Nes'Fle [neg'l] vn. se nicher NES'T'LING petit oiseau (sans plumes] NET filet [cotton) tulle [F. Tulle] [for o’s hair) filet: reseau [tennis) filet [a.) net | _[-tted] vn. faire du filet [va.) faire ... au filet [profit) faire, rapporter ... de benefice net Neth'er [th faible] a. bas : inferieur The NETHERLANDS, Les Pays-Bas Neth'erniost a. [Ie) plus bas : [la) plus hasse NETT'ING [du) filet [40 bastingage | Wire _, Grillage | _NEEDLE navette \ _PIN moule (o faire du filet] NET'TLE ortie [ua.) piquer (at, de] Dead-_, 0 blanche \ -RASH urticaire \ -TREE mico- NET'WORK reseau Lcoulier NEURAL'GIA nevralgie \ _l'gic a. nevralgique NEZ FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS NIG NEZ" [in plural the z forms liaison'] nose : face : scent | Au_de [defi, etc.) In one’s teeth [rire, fermer la porte) in one’s face a , Face to face | Faire un pied de a To put one’s fingers to one’s nose at [fig) to make a pretty fool of ... | Mene par le bout du _, Led by the nose : hen-pecked | Avoir bon_, To be ‘ long-headed ’ | Avoir un pied de_, To be ‘done’: to be ‘snubbed’: to be caught in one’s own trap [ V. Do, line 65] Saigner du _, To bleed at the nose | Parler du_, To speak through one’s nose | Tirer les vers du — a, To pump | Avoir le _long, To be ‘put out’ Ni conj. neither ... nor ... | _ feu _ lieu, Neither hearth nor home Niable a. deniable : refutable NIAIS' -E [nee-ay, nee-aiz] silly fellow: ‘duffer ’: silly thing [a.) silly : stupid | Niaisement’ ad. foolishly | Niaiser' un. to play the fool : to ‘fool away one’s time’ | NIAISERIE silliness : trifle : foolery | —S’stupid nonsense NICHE_[nitch] [a chien) kennel [fig) trick NICHEE nest: brood [pers) set: ‘rookery ’ Nicher' vn. to nestle : to build (its) nest NICHET" nest-egg NICKEI_[nik'-e-l] NICKE'LAGE nickel-plating Nicke'ler' va. to nickel-plate | _e-e a. N- NICOD^ME poor silly fool Lplated NICOTINE — NID" nest [fig) hole : snuggery [V. Edible] NIECE niece \ Petite-_, Grand-N NIELLE smut: blight NIELLE [orfev.) niello Nieller' va. to blight: to adorn with niello Nier’ va. to deny : to disown NIGAUD" -E booby : simpleton : blockhead [a.) silly | Nigauder* vn. to play the fool NIGAUDERIE silliness : stupid thing NEU ENGLISH-FRENCH NIG NEU'TRAL neutre [a.) neutre : indifferent In _GEAR. Debraye : au point mort _STATE, ZONE, etat neutre : Z neutre Neutralize [niou-tre-laize] va. neutraliser Nev'er ad. jamais : ne ... pas | I_go there, Je n’y vais jamais | Such as will_be seen again, Tel qu’on n’en verra plus | Were it_ so deep, Si profond que ce soit | _ mind! N’importe : n’y faites pas attention [to a.child, hurt) ce n’est rien ! [to a servant, after ringing the bell, etc.) j’ai ce que je voulais! | _ mind that! Qu’a cela ne tienne! [V. Right, a.] _say die! Ne jetez pas le manche apres la cognee | Well, I_! Pas possible! | -dying a. imperissable: eternel ] -ending a. eternel: interminable: ‘sempiternel’ | -failing a. in- faillible | -to-be-forgotte'n a. inoubliable Nev'ermo're ad. ne ... jamais plus Nevertheless' conj. cependant : neanmoins | It is_true, 11 n’en est pas moins vrai New [_niou] a. [newly-made, or untried, etc.) neuf [later, different, or exchanged) nouveau [fresh) frais [ V. Laid] [milk) du jour | _ Testament, Nouveau Testament | As good as _, Presque neuf : ‘commeneuf’ | -COMER nouveau-venu [college) ‘nouveau’ |'-fangle‘d a. d'un nouveau genre | -foot va. rempieter | -sole va. ressemeler | A happy_YEAR, TJne bonne annee | I wish you a happy_year, ‘ Je vous la souhaite bonne et heureuse ’ | _ YEAR'S DAY le jour de l’an | _ YEAR’S GIFT [les) etrennes (pi] NEWFOUND LAND DOG terre-neuve New'ly [pr. nioii-le] ad. nouvellement: r.ecem- ment: de nouveau : re... | _done up, Remis a neuf | _ furnished, Meuble a neuf | _ married couple, Nouveaux maries (pi] NEW'NESS Iniou] nouveaute NEWS Iniouze] nouvelle ksi : nouvelles (pi] A good piece of_, Une bonne nouvelle | No_ is good_, Point de Ns, bonnes Ns | _BOY crieur de journaux | _AGENT,_MAN mar- chand de journaux | -MONGER nouvelliste : colporteur de nouvelles | -ROOM cabinet de NEWS'PAPER journal [V. PRESS] [lecture NEWT Inioute] triton : salamaudre (d’ecm] Newto'nian a. newtonien : de Newton Next a. voisin : [le) plus voisin [alongside) de cote : mitoyen [following) suivant [time coming) prochain [world) autre [first) premier | _ but one, two, etc., Deuxieme, troisieme, etc. |_door, a cote |_the skin. Sur la peau | _to nothing, Presque rien |_TIME la pro- chaine fois |_WEEK la semaine procliaine | The_WEEK, la semaine suivante |_DAY le lendemain | The_DAY but one, Le sur- lendemain | What _ I wonder! Et quoi encore ? Plus souvent! | Next ad. ensuite : apres : puis : des lors | _to ..., Pres de : a cote de [following) apres [nearly) a peu pres : presque NIB [of a pen) bee : pointe [of a tile) crochet | Cocoa_s. Feves de cacao i Nibbe'd [nib'dd, i bref ] a. Broad-_, a grosse pointe Nib'ble va. grignoter : mordiller [fish) mordre a l’hamegon [at herbage) brouter Nice [ndice] a. bon : agreable : gentil: charmant [clean) propre [precise) exact | Exceedingly _Charmant: ravissant | Over_Difficile | How_it would be to live there! Qu’il ferait bon vivre la! | It’s_and warm here, 11 fait bon ici | _ THINGS [dainties] friandises | Ni'ce'ly ad. bien : exaotement: delicatement [cleanly) proprement [prettily) coquettement [elegantly) d’une nianiere recherchee ["Nicee NI'CE'NE CREED | The _. Le symbole de NI'CETY [ndi-ce-te] precision : soin : subtilite | To a_a point: a ravir NI'CETIES [food] friandises NICK cran | In the _ of TIME, a point nomine : fort a propos | Old — Le diable NICK'EL _ [coin) 25 centimes [cr.) en N | -plate [a. e] va. nickeler | -plated a. nickele | -PLATING nickelage | -SILVER maille- chort | _STEEL acier au nickel NICK'NACK babiole : ‘ bibelot ’ Tmer NICK'NAME sobriquet [ua.) baptiser: surnom- NIECE [nice] niece NIGG'ARD [ghe-rde] grippe-sou | —LINESS mesquinerie: ladrerie\_ly a. mesquin: ladre : ‘ dur a la detente ’ [ad.) mesquinement NIH FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS NOE NIHILISME [nee-ee-leece’ni] _sm [ndi'-M-lizzm] NIHILISTE [nee-ee-leest] st [ndi'-hi-lisst. i tres NIMBE [m nasal] nimbus : aureola [hrefs Nipper' va. to fit ... out NIPPES' [pi] clothes [vulg) ‘ traps ’ NIQUE | Faire la_a, To make a mock of NITOUCHE | Sainte _, ... who looks as if butter wouldn't melt in his [on 7ier] mouth NITRATE _ [naitrete] NITRE _ [ndite-r] [fam) saltpetre Nitreux' -euse a. nitrous [ndi-tre-ss] Nitrique a. nitric ff3# [nai-trik] NITROGLYCERINE ni'tro-gly'cerine [naV-] NIVEAU level [fig) standard : level | _a bulle d'air. Spirit-level Au _ de, De _ avec. Level [ou, On aL] with | De_Level (with one Niveen“-eime a. snow-white Lanother Nive'ler' v. to level | NIVE LEUR leveller NIVELLE'MENT' levelling NIVOSE fourth month of the Republican year [‘Dec.’ 21 to ‘Jan.’ 19] NOBILIAIRE [sort of) ‘Dodd's Peerage’ _a. aristocratic : ... of the nobility NOBLE nobleman [«.) noble [In the Valley of the Loire a pig is called a —] Noblement' ad. nobly NOBLESSE nobility [fig) nobleness | Haute __ Nobility | Petite_Gentry | _oblige, ‘_’ [rank imposes obligations] NOC wooden spouting NOCE [or_S’ pi] marriage : wedding : wedding-party [V. le mot Wedding] Faire la_, [often of doubtful meaning] To have a ‘ fine time of it ’: to lead a fast life 1 Gateau de_, Wedding-cake | 11 epousa sa cousine en .seconder _s, His second wife was his cousin \ Je n’ai jamais ete a telles _s! I never had such a time of it! I was never served so in my life! | Je ne suis pas a la _, ‘ This isn't just the thing’: I've had enough of this! | —s d'argent. d'or, Silver, golden wedding ‘NOCEUR’ fast man : reveller : wild fellow NO CHER" [poet] pilot Nocif -ive a. [we'd] injurious : noxious NOCTAMBULE night-rover : somnambulist NOCTURNE [mus~\ _ [a.) nocturnal [fleur) night-blooming | Pour tapage —, For being drunk and disorderly NOCUITE noxiousness NOE [no] [Normandy] pool left by the tide NIG ENGLISH-FRENCH NOD ‘NIGG'ER’ ‘moricaud’: negre Nig'h [ndi] ad. & prep, aupres de | Well_, a pen pres : presque : comme NIGHT [[naitt] nuit [evening) soil- | ... a __ [so much a_] ... par soiree | At__ La N : le soil- | Ten o’clock at __ Dix heures du S | 12 o’clock at_Minuit | By_Pendant la N | Good_! Bonsoir! Bonne N! | I've had a good_’s REST, J'ai passe line bonne N \ It is _, 11 fait nuit | Last _, La nuit der- niere [yesterday evening) hier soil- | The_ before last, Avant hier soir [V. Over] To-_, Ce soir : cette N To-morrow_Demain S j -CAP bonnet de nuit | At _'FALL, a la Prune : a lanuittombante -GOWN, -SHIRT chemise de N | -JAR engoulevent | -LIG’HT [Idite] veilleuse \ _MAN [pi—men]vidangeur -SOIL vidanges \ To manure ... with -SOIL, Engraisser ... de gadoue -WATCHMAN veil- leur de nuit | -WORK travail de N NIG'HT'INGALE [naitt: a e] rossignol YNig'ht'ly a. de nuit: nocturne [ad. for every 1 night) toutes les nuits : tons les soirs •tlNIG'HT'MARE [a e] cauchemar 1 NIGHT'SHADE [chede] Deadly _, Bella- i done Enchanter’s —, Herbe-ciux-sorcieres \ ^ Woody__ Douce-amere Nim'lile a. agile : leste | _NESS agilite Nim'bly ad. agilement: lestement ‘ NIN'COMPOOP’ imbecile : nigaud Nine [i m] a. neuf | ‘Dressed out to the_s,’ Tire a qnatre epingles DAYS’ WONDER merveille d’un jour NI'NE'PINS [nainn] quilles (pi] jeu de Q Ni'ne'teen [i di] a. dix-neuf | _tli a. dix- neuvieme [of the month) dix-neuf Ni'ne'tieth [i aY] a. quatre-vingt-dixieme Ni'ne'ty [i di] a. quatre-vingt-dix | 91, q-v- onze 99, q-v-dix-neuf | 99th a. q-v-d- NINN'Y niais : nigaud [neuvieme Ninth [ndinnth. tli fort] a. neuvieme [of the month, or kings, etc.) neuf | Charles the_, Charles neuf NIP coup (de dents, etc.] pince [drink) petit coup | _ [-ppe'd] va. pincer [bite) mordre [by the frost) briiler [— off) enlever : couper | Nipped in the bud, [fig] Etoufte au berceau To ‘ keep nipping,’ Ne faire' que prendre des petits verres rpile-driving) declic ‘NIPP'ER’ gamin _S pinces [$>) garcettes Nipp'ing a. fort | It's_cold ! ‘ Ca pince! ’ NIP'PLE mamelon [of gun, etc.) clieminee NI'SI PRI'US COURT [ndi'-gai] tribunal civil NIT lente \ NI'TRIC ACID [nai] acide azo- NI'TROGEN [nai] azote [tique N.N.W. [North-north-west] ‘N.N.O.’ No a. & ad. non : pas : ne ... pas : nul: pas un: aucun | I can’t take_for an answer, Je ne veux pas de refus | _ queen was ever ..., Jamais reine ne fut | There’s_ getting out of it! Impossible (or pas moyen) de s’en tirer! | _doubt ..., Sans doute ... | Of_ interest, Sans interet | In less than_time, En moins de rien |_more. Pas davantage : plus de ...| _ matter, N’importe | _ such thing! 11 n’en est rien! | ... or_ ..., ... de plus ... de moins | _words can [describe, etc.] II n’y a pas de mots pour | Ayes and_es, Voix pour ou contre | _ ONE personne ‘ NOB ’ ['swell ’] gros bonnet: ‘ aristo ’ NOBILTTY noblesse \ The_La haute N No'ble a. _: magnifique : grand _MAN [pi. _men] noble : gentilhomme _NESS noblesse | No'bly ad. noblement NO'BODY personne He's a C'est un zero NOD signe de tete [salute) inclination de tete | To give a_, Faire un signe de tete Nod [-dded] vn. s’incliner : faire un signe de tete [sleep) s’assoupir | To_ASSENT, Faire signe que oui [or un signe d’assentiment] NOE FRANQAIS NO£L Christmas [air) C carol | Bnche de _, Yule-log | a to —, At C : on C-dav ! Chanter des _s. To sing carols | La veillee de _, Christmas-eve | Le Pere_, ‘ Father C ’ NCEUD” knot : tie [de ruban) bow [fig) bond : knotty point : intersection [des os) joint [du doigt) knuckle last) node | Filer 10 _s, To be running 10 knots | Faire un_, To tie a knot [ou bow] [&) to bend The principal knots, etc., employed in the French navy are as follows. Those which require the strands to he unlaid, such as splices, etc., are called NCEUDS de PASSE. — d’AJUS** [— d’agui) two bowlines (pi] [_ de vache) granny’s bend | Faire un _ a, To bend ... with bowlines — d’ANGUILL’E or LAGUIS** running bowline _ de BO IS* timber hitch _ de BOULINE outside clinch — de CHAISE bowline [double) man-harness-knot _ COULANT* slip-knot _ d’ECOUTE sheet-knot l clew — de FOUET’ rolling hitch _ de GRAPPIN’* fisherman’s bend _ de HAUBAN” French shroud knot _ d’ORIN** buoy-rope knot __ PLAT* reef knot _ a PLEIN POING* hawser bend _ de RIDE Matthew Walker knot _ de TRESILL'ON** marline-spike hitch BONNET* TURC Turk’s head CUL*’ de PORC* wall-knot [double) stopper K DEMI-CLEFhn\f hitch [Deux I)EMI-CLEFS Cl capeler, Clove-hitch | ETALINGrURE cable- clinch | GTJEULE de RATE catspaw GUEULE de LOUP*’ Blackwall hitch JAMBE de CHlEN** sheepshanks CEIL a l(X FLAMMANDE Flemish eye QUEUE de RAT** point TETE d'ALOUETTE wall and crown TETE de MORE single wall ["turn- round TOUR-MORT* turn | Faire un — sur, To take a -ANGLAIS NOM NOIR black : B mark : B man : smudge | Broyer du _. To ‘be down in the dumps’ | Toucher le _, To make a bull’s-eye | Traite des _s, Slave-trade | _ ANIMAL bone-black | _de FUMIlE lampblack Noir -e a. black : dark [crasseux) dirty [cafe) strong, without milk [yiande, etc.) brown | Faire _, To be dark | Voir tout en _, To always look at the dark side Noiratre a. blackish NOIRAUD" -E swarthy fellow : dark complex- ioned woman [a.) swarthy NOIRCEUR blackness : spot: atrocity : hatred Noircir va. to blacken : to sadden : to blot NOIRCISSEMENT" blackening NOIRCISSURE black spot NOIRE [mus] crotchet NOISE dispute | Chercher _ a ..., To pick a quarrel with ... NOISETIER" hazel NOISETTE nut Icouleur) hazel NOIX" walnut : kernel : nut [d’un ressort) tumbler [de cotelette) the centre ou best part Icharp) groove: tongue and groove [d’un mat) swell |_de COCO cocoa-nut |_de GALLE nutgalls | _VOMIQUE mix vomica NOUS' freight | Noliser' va. to charter NOLISE'MENT" chartering NOM" [m nasal] name : fame [substant.) noun | Au_de, In the name of : for the sake of | De _, By name : in N : nominal: nominally NOM de BAP'T£ME ‘Christian’ name NOM de DEMOISELLE maiden name NOM de FAMILL'E surname [name NOM de GUERRE pseudonym : fictitious NOM de PLUME is rarely used in French Nomatle a. nomadic : wandering [fig) roving NOMBRE [m nasal] number : quorum : many: harmony | 11 etait du_des ..., He was one of the ... | Sans_, Innumerable | Tout fait _, Every little helps | Bon_de, Quite a number of: a good many | Un petit _, A few NOD ENGLISH-FRENCH NON Nodd'iny a. penche : incline ‘NOD'DLE’ [vulg] caboche | NODE noeud NOD'ULE [youZe] rognon | NOGG'IN godet NOISE [noizz] bruit [stir) fracas [burst) eclat [ringing) tintement [buzzing) bourdonnement [uproar) vacarme : tapage | _ abroad va. repandre | _less a. silencieux _lessly ad. sans bruit Noi'sily [not-ze-Ze] ad. bruyamment NOI'SINESS bruit [impetuousness) turbulence Noi'soine [noY-ce-»nm] a. nuisible : malsain Noi'sy [noY-ze'] a. bruyant [pers) turbulent ‘ No'lens, vo'lens ’ ad. bon gre, mal gre: de gre ou de force \ ‘ NOM de PLUME ’ feo pseu- ■g Nominal [ne-Z] a._: de nom [donyme § _lly ad. de nom : nommement a Nominate [nete] va. nommer [candidates) i presenter : proposer | NOMINA'TION [a e'] ^ _ [of candidates) presentation g _NATOR ... qui propose £ NOMINATIVE Inom'-ne-tiv] [Latin) nomi- § natif [French, etc.) sujet ©NOMINEE' personne nornmee : candidat /Non- [compound] ad. non-... *Sca : manque de ... | -alcohol'ic a. non-alcoolique : sans -ATTEN'DANCE absence [alcool -commissione'd OFFICER sous-officier -COMPLFANCE Ipldi'-e-nnce] refus -CONDUC'TOR [& -conduc'tiny a.] mau- vais conducteur : non-conducteur ■g -EXIST'ENCE non-existence § -exist'ent a. \ ... is_, ... n’existe pas 2 -INTERFERENCE non-intervention: lais- ^ ser-faire [de fidelite -JU'ROR ... qui refuse de preter serment £ -OBSERVANCE [s z] inobservation S -PAY'MENT non-paiement 8 -PERFOR'MANCE inexecution ° -profess'ional a. d amateur -RESIST'ANCE obeissance passive : non- resistance (au mal, etc.] -skid TYRE, pneu antiderapant [steel- studded) P ferre -stop a. [run] sans arret -transferable a. personnel V. -u'nion a. non-syndique NOM FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS NOS Nombrer" va. to number | Nombreux" -euse a. numerous : great: many [lift.) harmonious [farnille) large | Peu_, [assistance] Small NOMBRIL" [m nasal] navel [vocabulary NOMENCLATURE_[pr. no'menn-kletioure] Nominal -e a._1 | Appel_, Calling over the names [-enienf -lly] NOMINATION"_ [neohe-nn] appointment NOMINATIF nominative | _-ive a. [gram) nominative [liste)... of names | Action_ive, Registered share Nominativement' ad. by name Nomme-e a. | Le_..., A person named ...: the said ... | a point_, At the right moment Nommement" ad. especially : by name Nommer" va. to name : to appoint : to elect | Se „, To give one’s name | 11 se nomme..., His name is ... [chose) it is named [ou called] ... Non" ad. no! : not [mots comp.) non-...: un...: in... | Ni moi_plus, Nor I either | Oh que _! 0 dear no! | Je crois que_, I think not: I don’t think it is [ou he is, ou they are, etc.] NONAGENAIRE [& f. & a.] _narian : man (ou woman) of ninety Non-alcoolique a. non-alcoholic Nonante a. [provincial, etc.] ninety NONCE nuncio [ne-nn'chio] Noncbalammenf ad. carelessly NONCHALANCE carelessness : indifference Nonchalant"-e a. careless : negligent [cio NONCIATURE nunciature: palace of the nun- NON-COMBATTANT" [& a.] non-com'batant Non-conducteur -trice a._ting NON-CONFORMISTE nonconformist NON-INTERVENTION" _ NON-LIEU [ordonnance de_] ‘no bill’ NONNAIN" or NONNE nun NONNETTE young nun : gingerbread-nut Nonobstant" prep, notwithstanding NON-PAIEMENT" non-payment Nonpareil"-We a. unparalleled : matchless NONPAREILL'E narrow ribbon NON PLUS ULTRA [plu-zu-l] ne plus ultra 0=^ NON-REUSSITE failure [nonsense NON-SENS [pr. the s] nonsense | Un_, All NON-VALEUR deficiency : waste [com) bad debt: worthless paper NOPAI_[cactus] NOPALERIE _ry NORD" [In Nord-Est and Nord-Ouest the d is ‘lie,’ but only by landsmen] north [Au_, [du vent] In the north | Bois du_, Baltic timber | Perdre le_, To lose one’s bearings [N.O., N.E.^etc., V. North] NORDISTE [Etats-Unis] Northerner NORIA chain-pump [rectly Normal -e a._1 : usual [-emenf -lly : cor- ‘ NORMALIEN" ’ student of the Ecole normale superieure [V. SCHOOL] NORMAND" -E Norman [Northman) Norseman [fig) canny, crafty fellow [en Ame'riqi«e)‘Down- Easter’ [a.) equivocal : ambiguous : cute [F. Moyen] En_, Evasively NOROIS", NORROIS" | Ancien _, Old Norsk NORTH'MAN" [pi_s] Norseman [pi._men] NORTIER" [Nth. of Fr.] cattle-breeder N 0 R V £ G1E N ‘"- ENNE [& a.] Norwegian [oui] Nos" [pi. of Notre] a. pass, our NOSTALGIE _gia [fam) home-sickness NON ENGLISH-FRENCH NOS NONCE fea 1 For the_, Pour le coup : pour la circonstance 1 NONDESCRIPT chose sans 110m [a.) sans •i nom : indefinissable oNone [ne-nn] a. aucun : nul: personne | He m has_, ou_at all, 11 n’en a point | Little § or_, Peu ou pas | _too soon, Vraiment ^ pas trop tot | _but ..., Les ...s seuls (or ? settles] [V. Whatever] l NONENTITY neant [pers) zero [lupuline NON'ESUCH [ne-nn-se-tch] sans pared [plant) NONPAREIL [notin'-pe-re-l] corps six Non'plusse'd [o dans sort: ple-sstt] pp. | To be_, Etre embarrasse [or, ‘a quia’] NON'SENSE [o dans sort : pr. notin'se-nnce) absurdite : sottise : galimatias : non-sens <Seci | _! Allons done! | It’s_to ..., C’est absurde de ... | Let’s have no _! Pas de betises! Nonsen'sical [senn'si-ke-l] a. absurde NONSUCH [bot] lupuline [debouter NON'SUIT [soute] jugement de deboute [va.) NOO'DLE niais : benet [et recoins NOOK recoin : reduit | _s and corners, Coins NOON [noune] [_DAY,_TIDE] midi [a.) de M | At _day, En plein M Before_, Avant M NOOSE [nouce] noeud coulant 5eo [trap) lacet kNoi* conj. ni | _I either, Ni moi non plus | Neither A_B, Ni A, ni B gNORSE [ou NORSK] [<£ a.] [language) ^ norvegien [of the Faroe Isles) norse | Old_, 0 Ancien norrois fNORS'EMAN [pi.-men] Northman fea NORTH [th fort] nord" [a.) ... du nord" [star) polaire [pole) nord" [ad.)... au nord" [Dans les mots composes les marins pr. nor, nor-iste, etc. F. remark on pron. of NORD. Sailors do not sound the d] _by EAST [iste] nord""-quart-nord-est 1 _by WEST, nord""-quart-nord-ouest ^ -EAST [rsfe] nord-est =o -EAST by_, nord-est-quart-nord" j£ -NORTH-EAST, nord"-nord-est ^ -EAST by EAST, nord-est-quart-est o -WEST, nord-ouest i -WEST by_, nord-ouest-quart-nord" -NORTH-WEST. nord""-nord-ouest -WEST by WEST, nord-ouest-quart-ouest Northerly [th faible] a. vers le nord : du N Nor'thern [th faible] a. du nord : septentrio- _LIGHTS aurore boreale |_nal _ER [U.S.A.] nordiste ^North ward ad. vers le nord : au nord NOSE nez [of bellows) tuyau [tip) bout | To blow one’s_, Se moucher | To put [a baby’s] _ ‘out of joint,’ Supplanter ... | Led by the _, Mene par le bout du nez | To turn up one’s_at..., Faire fi de ... | Turne’d-up_, Nez retrousse | -BAG musette \ -BAND muse- rolle | _d a. au nez ... | Flat-_d a. a nez NO'SE'GAY [noz-glie] bouquet [plat NOS'TRIL narine [horse’s, dog’s) naseau NOS'TRUM [u e] remede de charlatan : elixir NOT FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS NOU NOTA [or _ BENE] [bai-nay] remark : ‘N.B.’ [en ang. pr. no'ta-tn-ni] NOTABILITE_ty : person of note [notable NOTABLE man (ou person) of position [hist) Notable a. — : considerable [-menf -bly] NOTAIRE notary:conveyancer : solicitor: attor- Notamment' ad. especially: particularly |_ney NOTATION" [ang. pr. no-teche-nn] NOTE_ : memorandum [hotel, com) bill [fig) mark : brand | Changer de _, To change one’s tone [ou ‘one’s tune’] Prendre bonne To take due N Noter' va. to note [de, with) to brand NOTICE — : list : remarks (pi] review [hist. rom.) Notitia | Une courte_sur, A short ac- NOTIFICATION"_ [keche-nn] [countof... Notifier' va. to notify [-fail NOTION" _ Notoire a. notorious [-menf -ly] NOTORIETE_ty j Acte de_, Deed of notary Notre [pi. Nos'] a.poss. our | Le notre, La notre, Ours | Les notres', Ours : our people: our friends : our party | 11 sera des_s', He will come with us NOTRE-DAME Our Lady NOUE valley (of roof] valley-tile, v-lead [terre) pasture: low-lying meadow Noue -e a. knotty : connected [enfant) rickety | Point_, Lock-stitch Nouer' va. to tie : to knot: to knit: to put ... together [fruits) to set [conversation) to engage in | Se_, To fasten one’s self: to knit: to set [med) to get rickety Noueux'-ease a. knotty [nut-oil-cake NOUGAT" ‘—’ : candied almond-cake [ayr.) NOUI'LL'ES' (pi] German vermicelli NOUNOU [fam] nurse-maid NOURRAIN" small fry Noui’ri-e a. ...-fed : full: well-sustained : rich NOURRICE nurse : wet-nurse [fig) foster-mother [a.) nursing-... : foster-... | Mis'-e en_, Put out to nurse NOURRICIER" foster-father _-iere a. nutritive [fig) foster-... Nourrir va. to nourish [de, with, on) to feed [allaiter)to suckle [chez, at ...’s) to board [fig) to produce : to maintain : to sustain : to keep •up [elever) to bring up [wi.) to be nourishing | Se_de, To live upon : to feed on Nourrissant'-e a. nutritious NOURRISSAGE feeding NOURRISSE'MENT" feeding (of bees] NOURRISSEUR cow-keeper [ruche) feeder NOURRISSON" infant: child put out to nurse: foster-child [fig) nursling NOURRITURE food : feed : nutrition : living: board : sustenance [en voyage, etc.) provisions (pi] Avoir sa _ en argent, To be on board wages Nous' pron. we [regime) us : ourselves : each other : to, at, in, with, from us [ou ourselves, ou each other]_autres, We [we English, we French, etc.] _-memes, Ourselves | a _, Ours : our ... |_louons, We praise ourselves | Ce que c’est que de_! What poor weak mortals we are! [V. Table 79] NOT ENGLISH-FRENCH NOU Not ad. non : ne ... pas : pas ... | _at all, Pas du tout: nullement j _so ... as, Pas si ... que | _so far, Pas si loin | I think_, Je ne crois pas : je crois que non | _I! Oh! que non! | Is it_? Would it_? [etc.] N’est-ce pas? | He did wrong in _ going, 11 a mal fait de ne pas y aller [F. Table 77] No table a._: insigne [housewife) econome NOTCH encoche: entaille [nick) cran [_ in edge tools) breclie [va.) entailler [tools) ebrecher To take ... down a_, Baisser ... d’un cran | _e'd QUAD'KANT, Secteur dente NOTE note : marque : signe : distinction: re- marque [of interrogation) point [letter) lettre: billet | A short_from him, Un mot de sa part | Let us compare_s, Nous en causerons ensemble | To make a _ of it, En prendre note | To take_s, Prendre des notes | _of HAND billet a ordre | —-BOOK carnet | _PAPER papier a lettres Note va. noter : signaler : remarquer No'ted a. illustre : distingue : insigne NOTH'ING [ne-: tli fort] rien : neant: rien de ... [V. Labour, Like, Whatever : Meier] [ad.) nullement | A mere_, Un rien | It’s — to do with me, Cela ne me regarde pas | To be as_compared with ..., Disparaitre devant| To beat ... all to_, Reduire ... a rien | To come to_, N’aboutir a rien | To do_but ..., Ne faire que ... | It’s_to me, Cela ne me fait rien | ‘_much,’ Pas grand chose | _of the sort! 11 n’en est rien! | _unusual, Rien d’anQrmal | It has_to do with ..., Cela n’a aucun rapport avec ... | That has _to do with it, Cela n’a rien a y voir | There is_for it but to ..., 11 n’y a rien d’autre a faire que de ... | There is— doing, Les affaires ne vont plus | A man with _ in him, Un homme sans consistance | A clever speech with_in it, Un discours brillant dans le- quel il n’y a rien NOTHINGNESS [ne-: tli fort] neant NO'TICE connaissance : observation : avis [_ board) ecriteau [obituary, biogr., etc.) notice [legal) notification | _ is hereby given, On fait savoir (que] To give_, Avertir : notifier [house, etc.) donner conge [to servant) donner ses huit jours (a] [to an employer) prevenir | At a day’s_, Du^jour au lendemain | At a moment’s _, a la minute | At the shortest _, Dans le plus bref delai | To_, ou take _of, va. remarquer : faire attention a ... [be kind to) avoir des prevenances pour ... | To attract _, Se faire remarquer : attirer Vattention | Until further_, Jusqu’a avis contraire No'tieeable a. perceptible No'tify [no-ti-fai] va. notifier: faire savoir | The public are hereby_fied, On fait savoir NO'TION [noche-nn] idee : pretention | I’ve a _that, J’ai idee que Notorious [ne-tori-e-ss] a. notoire [infamous) insigne | _ly ad. notoirement Notwithstanding conj. malgre : quoique : nonobstant [ad.) neanmoins : quand meme NOUG'HT rien [fig. 0) zero [V. Naught] NOUN [naoiinn] uom NOU FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS NUL NOUVEAU novelty : new one : new thing : something fresh [pers) new-comer | De —, Again : afresh : anew Nouveau [before a vowel, Nouvel] Nouvelle a. & ad. new: newly: fresh : novel: different | -Nouvel ordre. Further notice | De _x livres, Other books | Des livres_x, New books Un nouvel habit. Another coat | Un habit _, A new-fashioned coat | Un habit neuf, A new coat | Une maison neuve, A new [-ly built] house | Notre nouvelle M, Our new H [i.e. one we have moved into] Un _ venu, A fresh arrival : a new-comer NOUVEAUTE novelty : newness : new thing [ou work] Hautes_s, Latest fashions | Magasin de_s, Linen draper’s | Marchand de_s, Linen draper NOUVELLE news : tidings (pi] novelty : novel: tale J’ai des _s de lui, I have heard from him [indirectement) I have heard of him | Je sais de vos_si [fig, plais] I’ve heard of your goings on! | Je vous donnerai de mes_s, I will let you know how I am getting on [fig) I'll show you what sort of man I am! | Elle m’a demande des_s de lui, She inquired after him : she asked how he was | Yous m'en direz des_s! You’ll see how excellent it is! | Ces _s (pi] This news (sing] Une bonne _, A good piece of news | Nouvelle a. [F. Nouveau] Nouvelle'menF ad. newly : lately I”... News NOUVELLISTE newsmonger : novelist [feuille) NOVATEUR-TRICE innovator [a.) innovating NOVATION" change : renewal NOVEMBRE [em, an]_ber [no-vemm-be-r] NOVICE [<fc f.]_ : probationer : apprentice [a.) unaccustomed (a, to] new (a, at] NOVICIAT”_ate [apprenti) apprenticeship NOYADE drowning : death by drowning NO YALE [or _LLE] sail-cloth NOYAU stone : kernel: centre [de comete) body [tech) core [d’escalier) newel [eait de _) noyau [fig) nucleus NOYER" walnut-tree [bois) walnut Noyer- va. to drown [tech) to let ... in flush | _dans, [maqon.] To fill in with Se_To be drowned [se suicider) to drown o’s | Je me noie! I'm drowning! | Noye, [navire] Hull down [tech, carburat.) flooded N.-S. J.-C., Our Lord Jesus Christ N Sr [com] Notre sieur ..., Our Mr. ... N‘ [Negociant] merchant NU [sculp) flesh : undraped figure [arch) naked wall Le _,The nude|Nu, Nue a. naked: bare: plain : destitute [vin) without the cask [F. Stark, ang.] [Nu before a noun is invariable, and takes hyphen] a nu, Naked : bare : openly [sans selle) bare-back | Nu-pieds [or, Les pieds nus] ad. bare-foot | Nu-tefe [or Tete nue] Bareheaded a l’oeil_, With the naked eye | Nue PROPRIETE bare ownership NUAGE cloud : haze | _eux' -euse a. cloudy NUANCE shade : tint | _S' [wu«s] ‘_’ : modifications of time, force and expression Nuancer" va. to shade off: to vary | Se_, To suit: to go (well, etc., de, with] Chant bien nuance, Singing with artistic feeling Nubile a. marriageable NUBILITE fit age to marry NUDITE nakedness NUE cloud | Aller aux_s, To get along splendidly | Porter ... aux_s, To laud ... to the skies | Tomber des_s, To be thunderstruck NUEE [thick) cloud : vast number : shower Nui pp. [F. Nuire] Nuire v. (Table 51) to hurt: to harm: to wrong: to prejudice : to injure (a, ...] Nuisible a. harmful: noxious : dangerous NUIT' night : darkness : dark | Cette _, Tonight [passee) last night | De_[ad.] By N | La_[ad.] At N | 11 fait_, It is dark | 11 se fait _, It is getting dark | La _ porte con- seil, It is well to sleep upon it Nuitammenf ad. in the night: by N NUI TEE night: night’s work | NUITONS- [pi] night-folk [living in caves : Belgium] Nui, Nulle a. no : no one : any : any one : of no account | Course nulle, Dead heat | _et non avenu, Null and void | Homme _, Mere cipher | Partie nulle, Drawn game | Nulle part, Nowhere NOU ENGLISH—FRENCH NUI Nour'ish [ne-rich] va. nourrir [fig) entretenir | _ing a. nourrissant NOURISHMENT [ne-r] nourriture NOUS [naouce] bon sens : sagacite | He’s got no_about him, 11 n'a rien dans le ventre’ ■^NOV'EL roman [a.) tout nouveau : original cNOV'ELIST [nov-e-] romancier ^NOV'ELTY nouveaute | Great_, Grande § nouveaute [drapers’ phrase) haute N 'QNOV'ICE [nov’iss, i tres bref] [<fc f.]_ | I’m ° a_in, Je suis tout(-e) neuf (neuve) a Now [rtaou] ad. maintenant : a present : au- jourd'hui [in argument) or: done : alors | In 3 months from_, Dans 3 mois d'ici | Before_, Deja | Just__ a l’instant | Not_[not any more] Ne ... plus | _hot,_cold, Tantot chaud, tantot froid | Well_! Pour le coup! | — then, Maintenant... [or, Eh bien! Voyons!] [Look sharp! Come' now!) Allons! [Look out!) Gare! Attention! | _ and then, De temps en temps : par ci par la | Only once_ and then, De loin en loin Now'adays [naou-e-deze] ad. aujourd’hui [as times go) par le temps qui court No'where [nd-houere] ad. nulle part |_else, Nulle part ailleurs | He’s_, [he’s beaten out and out] 11 est aplati No'wise [nd-ouaize] ad. nullement Nox'ious [nok-che-ss] a. nuisible : nocif NOZZ'LE [tip) bout [for tube) ajutage NU'CLEUS noyau Nude [nioude] a. nu : tout nu | The_, Le nu NUDGE [u e] coup de coude [m.) donner un coup de coude a : pousser ... du coude Nu'gatorv [niou-ghe-te-re] a. futile : nui NUGG'ET [u e] pepite NU'PSANCE [niouce-nnce] peste : ennui : tour- ment: bete noire [dirt, etc.) ordures (pi] [law) dommage | It’s a great_! Comme e’est en- nuyeux ! | Commit no_! Defense d’uriner ! NUL FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS NYM Nulle'ment' ad. not at all: not in the least: by no means | Je n’en doute _, I haven’t the least doubt of it NULLITE_ty : flaw [pers) ‘ nobody ’: cipher NUMERAIRE cash [&) number-signal | Payments en_, Cash payments Numeral-e a._1 NUMliRATEUR _tor | NUMERATION" _ Numerique a. numerical [-ment* -lly] NUMfiRO number | ‘Du premier_’[argot] First-class : ‘ A 1 ’ | Mon _ 2, My second- best (hat, etc.] Livre de_, Stock-book NUMIzROTAGE numbering [d’un livre) paging Numeroter’ va. to number : to page | Machine a_, Paging machine NUMEROTEURnum- NUMISMATE_atist [bering-stamp NUMISMATIQUE —ties (pi] [«.) _tic NUMMULAIRE moneywort Nuptial-e a._1 NUQUE nape of the neck Nutritif -ive a. nutritive : nourishing NUTRITION"_: assimilation NYMPHE [m nasal] nymph Nympheen" -enne a. Igeol] fresh-water ... NUL ENGLISH—FRENCH N.W. Null and void [ne-J] a. nul et non avenu [election) annulee Null'ify [ne-li-fa'i] va. annuler (Numb' [b nuV\ a. engourdi (with, par le] NUM'BER [arith) nombre [figure) chiffre [on doors, goods, etc.) numero [division of book) livraison | A_of, Plusieurs ... | A_ [ou _s] of people, Une foule de gens | Back_s s [newspapers] Vieux numeros | Mournful_s g [Longfellow] Accents tristes | To ‘look after i _ONE’ [fam] Prendre soin de sa petite per- s sonne | _PLATE [motor-car] plaque de police | _S [Bible] Les Nombres Num'ber va. nombrer [put mark) numeroter [with, de) mettre au nombre [vn.) se monter a | _ing STAMP, numeroteur Num'berless a. innombrable VNUM'B'NESS [b nuV\ engourdissement Nu'merous [niou-me-re-ss] a. nombreux NUM'SKULL Ine-mm-ske-l] [fam] cornichon NUN [ne-nn] nonne NUN'CIO [ne-nn] nonce NUNN'ERY [ne-nn] couvent (de religieuses] Nup'tial \_ne-p'tche-X\ a._: conjugal _S [pi] noces NURSE [pr. ne-rce] bonne (d’enfant] [ wet-_) nourrice [sick-_) garde-malade [hospital_) infirmiere [X) ambulanciire \ District_, Garde-malade (de la commune] Head-_, In- firmiere-major \ Monthly _, Garde | He makes a capital_, 11 s’entend bien a soigner les malades | _ va. nourrir : elever [take care of) soigner : dorloter [electors) soigner [F. Nourrice] NUR'SERY [ne-r'se-re] chambre des enfants [garden) pepiniere | Night _, Chambre a coucher des E’s | -MAID bonne d’enfant _MAN [nie-nn] [pi._men] pepinieriste _RHYME [raimm] chanson d’enfants _TALE [tele] conte d’enfants fde sante NURSTNG [ne-r] soins (pi] -HOME maison NURS'LING [<fc /.] [ne-rce] nourrisson NUT [ne-tt] noix [small) noisette [of a screw) ecrou | Castle_, Ecrou crenele | Lock-_, Contre-ecrou | Milled_, Ecrou molete | Wing _, Ecrou a oreilles \ Its ‘_s’ for him! C’est une joie pour lui! |_CRACKER [bird] casse- noix | _CRACKERS (pi] casse-noisette, casse-noix \ GALLS noix de galle \ HATCH sittelle : torche-pot | _SHELL co- quille de noix | To go NUTT'ING, Aller cueillir la noisette NUT'MEG muscade \ The ‘_ STATE,’Le Connecticut | -TREE muscadier NU'TRIMENT nourriture .§ NUTRI'TION [cke-nn] n_: nourriture s Nutri'tious [c/ie-ss] a. nourrissant Nut'ty-fla'voured a. qui a un gout de noisette NUX YOM'ICA [ne-ks] noix vomique N.W. [North-west] ‘N.O.’ [Nord-ouest] O FRANQ AIS—AN GL AIS OBS O [abbr. for Ouest, etc.] 0 ! 0 ! O.A. [Officier d’Academie] ("oases] OASIS [pi. ] [o-az-eece] [o-e-ciss] [pi.: Obeir vn. to obey (a, ...] to be obedient OBEISSANCE obedience : rule | Jurer — a, To swear allegiance to | Refus d’_, Insubordination Obeissant’ -e obedient : pliable {chose) pliant: OB^LISQUE _isk LyieWing : easy Oberer’ va. to involve : to burden (de, with] OBESITE_ty [o-bess'e-te] Objecter' va. to object (que, that: a, to] OBJECTIF object-glass [X) —ive [phot) lens _-ive a._ive OBJECTION” _ [ob-djek-che-nn] OBJET’ object : matter : subject : aim [c/tose) article _s d'ART’ works of art : ‘ articles of OBJURGATION" _ : reprimand |_vertu ’ OBLATION” [obleche-nn] offering OBLIGATAIRE bond-holder OBLIGATION"_: bounden duty [de societe) bond: preference share | Avoir beaucoup d’_s a, To be under deep obligations to ... | Sous- crire une_en due forme, To enter into recognizances | Obligatoire a. compulsory [pour, on) incumbent: binding OBLIGE -E [dr] obligee | _ a. indispensable: under obligation [ob-li-gheche-nn] ObligeammenP ad. obligingly [o-blciidj] OBL1GEANCE kindness | Avoir Z’_ de ..., To be so kind as to ... Obliger’ va. to oblige: to compel: to bind(de, to] Oblique a._[moyens) indirect : underhand | _ment’ad. obliquely [agir) indirectly:in an Obliterer’ va. to obliterate (.underhand way Oblong” Oblongue a. oblong [o dans sort] OBOLE farthing : offering : mite [histoire anc.) Obscene a. _ [cine] l_°bolus OBSCENITE_ity [en ang. pr. senn'e-te] Obscur-e a. dark : dim [tig) obscure | Clair- _, Light and shade Obscurcir va. to darken : to dim : to cloud | S’_, To get dim [ou dark] L’horizon s’ob- scurcit, There’s a storm brewing ["cloudiness OBSCURCISSEMENT” darkening : dimness : Obscurement’ ad. obscurely : dimly OBSCURITE_ty : darkness : dimness Obsedei” va. to beset : to possess fneral OBSEQUES' [pi.] obsequies [obr-ci-kouize] fu- Obsequieux’ -ease a. obsequious [-emenf -ly] ^ Observable a._ [e-be-l] V OBSERVANCE _ [ve-nnce] ^OBSERVATEUR-TRICE observer * _ a. observing ^OBSERVATION" [ob-ze-r-veche-nn] ob- s servance [mauv. p.) reprimand [officiel) re- ^ monstrance | Tenir en_, To keep an eye on | 4s Faire des_s a. To find fault with | Corps § d’_, Reconnoitring corps A OBSERVATOIRE_tory [ve-te-re] ^ Observer’ va. to observe : to remark : to pq watch : to look (at] Faire_, To remark O ENGLISH-FRENCH OBS O | _ dear! Aie ! | _ dear no! Ma foi non ! Oh non ! |_yes ! Oh oui! Si! [crier’s) Oyez ! OAK, -TREE [oke] chene [V. Rouvre]_S ‘Prix de Diane ’ \ -APPLE pomme de chene Oak, Oak'e n a. de chene ("de Vetonpe OAK'UM [oke-mm] etoupe To pick_, Faire OAR [ore] rame [in nautical phrase) aviron | Bow-_, Yogue-avant | To pull the stroke_, Donner la nage | Four-_e'd, ... a guatre rames [or avirons] Ship, Unship your _s! Armez, Desarmez les avirons! [V. Ship, va.] OARS'MAN [orze] [pi._men] rameur Oat'e’n [ot’mi] a. d’avoine : de farine d’A OATH [oa, o] serment | A volley of_s, Une bordee de jurons To put C D on his_, Faire preter serment a C D : deferer le serment OAT'MEAL [ott-mile] farine d’avoine |_a C D _PORR'IDGE bouillie d’A OATS [otce] avoine | Wild_, Folle A | To sow one’s wild [fig] Jeter sagourme [tetement OB'DURACY [diou-re-ce]endurcissement: en- Ob'durate a. endurci | _ly ad. obstinement OBE'DIENCE [o-bid'-ye-nnce] obeissance: sou- mission | Obe'dient a. obeissant: sounds | _ly ad. avec obeissance : avec soumission\ ‘ I remain, yours_’, [ou ‘Your obedient servant ’] Je suis, Monsieur, votre tres obeissant OBEI'SANCE [o-bece-nnce] salut [serviteur Obey' [6-be] va. obeir a [vn.) obeir Obfus'cate va. obscurcir : rendre confus OBIT'UARY [obitt’-you-e-re] ne'crologie _NOTICE notice necrologigue OB'JECT objet : sujet : matiere : but [gram) regime | The very [ou precise] _ of it, Sa raison d’etre | Money was no _, On ne regardait pas a 1’argent -GLASS objectif | -LESSON legon de choses Object' va. [to, a) s’opposer : se refuser : repu- gner [urge against) objecter (a, que] OBJECTION [e-b-djek-che-nn] _ | I’ve no _, Je ne m’y oppose pas : je le veux bien | I’ve a great _ to him, 11 me deplait beaucoup | I’ve a strong_to, 11 me repugne de _able [e-be-l] a. reprehensible unacceptable Objective a. —tif | — CASE regime direct | _METHOD methode des legons de choses Obli'ge [e-blciidj] va. obliger | I am sorry I cannot _ him in this matter, Je regrette de ne pas pouvoir lui etre agreable dans cette circonstance To_ me with, Avoir I’oblige- ance de me passer, or de me faire passer [donner, preter, etc.] ... | I’m much_d to him for ..., Je le remercie de ... : je lui suis recon- naissant de ... | I’m_d to be present, Je suis oblige d'etre la Obliging [la'i] a. obligeant [-ly, -geanunent] Obli'que a._[case) indirect _ly ad._quement: de biais Obliterate [te-rete] va. obliterer : effacer OBLITERATION [reclie-nn]_: rature OBLIY'ION [ye-nn] To fall into _, Tomber dans l’oubli | Obliv'ious a. oublieux OB'LOQUY [fcoui] reproche : lionte Obnoxious [nokk-che-ss] a. odieux : desagre- able [subject, to,'a) sujet Obscu're [skioure] a. obscur [m.) obscurcir _ly ad. obscurement Obser'vable [e-b-ze] a. sensible : remarquable OBS FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS OCU OBSESSION" besetting : besetment OBSIDIANE, or OBSIDIENNE [also called, miroir des Incas] [s, c] _ian OBSTACLE [pr. obb' -ste-ke-V\ Faire a, To stand in the way of OBSTINATION" obstinacy : stubbornness Obstine -e a. obstinate : stubborn [•ment -ly] Obstiner' va. to make ... obstinate | S’__ To be obstinate : to steadfastly maintain • to insist | S’_a [fam] to stick to | S’_a ce que ..., To ‘stick to it’ that ... : to persist in (...ing] OBSTRUCTION" [med~] _ Obstruer’ va. to obstruct : to block up Obtemperer' vn. to obey : to yield Obtenir [or Faire_] va. (Table 15) to get: to obtain | ... s’obtient a ...,... may be obtained OBTENTION" obtaining [at ... Obtenu -epp.\y. Obtenir] [shutter OBTURATEUR stop-valve : stop-cock [pjiotog.) OBTURATION" closing [dent) stopping Obturer" va. to close [dent) to stop Obtus' -e a. obtuse [tiouce] blunt: stupid OBUS [s as z] shell [a dalles) shrapnel-shell OBUSIER" [s, z] howitzer | _de campagne, Obvier' va. to obviate (a, ...] [Field H Oc [V. Langue] | OCARINA _ OCCASION" opportunity:reason | D’ , Second-hand | Bateau d’_, Tramp | a [or dans] V_, As opportunity offers : from time to time | Dans quelle_, Under what circumstances | Etre V_de, To bring about... : to lead to ... | Grande_, Exceptional opportunity : great bargain | Par_, Occasional [ad. -lly] Saisir V_, [V. Forelock] Voiture d’_, [«3L] Lavatory carriage Occasionnel -elle a._onal _llemenf ad. occasionally Occasionner' va. to occasion 0=^ : to give OCCIDENT" west | Eglise d’_, Western Church | Empire d’_, Western Empire Occidental -e a. western : west OCCIPUT _ Occire va. to kill [vulg) to do for OCCULTATION" _ Occulte a._t OCCUPANT' -E _t [you-pe-nntt~\ occupier OCCUPATION"_ [peche-nn} employment Occupe -e a. busy : engaged Occuper' Va. to occupy [employer) to employ | S’_de, To attend to : to concern o’self with: to look after : to see to [question) to examine: to study : to ‘take up’ : to be engaged [ou interested] in | Ne s’en _plus, To trouble no more about it : to deal with it no longer OCCURRENCE _ [e-ke-re-ncel OCIiAN" _[ang. pr. ocJie-nn] _OGRAPHIE _og'raphy OCELOT"_ [t se pr.] OCRE ochre 03| | _jaune, Yellow ochre OCTAEDRE octahedron [lii-dre-nn\ Octante [vieux, provincial] a. eighty OCTAVE _ [level OCTOBRE October | Le 8 _, The 8th of O OCTOGliNAIRE [<fc f.\ _narian [ne-ri-nn] 0CT0G0NE oc'tagon [a.) octag'onal OCTROI concession [de ville) city toll : town dues (pi] Octroyer’ va. to grant OCULAIRE eye-piece [a.) ocular [o/c'-you-te-r] Temoin_, Eye-witness OCULISTE [& Medecin _]_st [ok'-you-lisstf] OBS ENGLISH-FRENCH OCL (OBSERVANCE [ve-nnce] : observation sgObser'vant [ve-nntt] a. observateur [of) at- V tentif a observer (etc.] |"captif : ‘saucisse' ^ OBSERVATION BALLOO'N [obb] ballon Obser've va. remarquer : faire observer “ OBSERVER observateur ^Obser'ving a. observateur Ob'solete [late] a. tombe en desuetude | To be _, Avoir vieilli OB'STINACY [ne-ce] obstination [of character) entetement [of a contest) acharnement Ob'stinate [ne-t~\ a. obstine [pers) opiniatre : entete [child) tetu [fight) acharne _ly ad. obstinement [sant Obstrep'erous [e-re-ss] a. turbulent • etourdis- Obstruct' [stre-kte} va. obstruer: boucher: em- pecher : retarder OBSTRUCTION [stre-k'- che-nn] empechement [med) obstruction Obtai'n [e-b-tene} va. obtenir fed : trouver : gagner [wi.) s’etablir : prevaloir Obtainable [e-be-l] a. qu’on peut obtenir Obtru'de [troudel va. [upon, a] forcer _vn. etre importun : ‘ se fourrer partout ’ Obtru'sive [trouciw] a. importun Obtu'se [tiouce] a. obtus : emousse OBTU'SE'NESS [tiouce] stupidite OBVERSE [of coin] face : avers Ob'viate [obb'vi-ete] va. obvier a Ob'vious [o&b'm-e-ss] a. evident: qui saute aux yeux | _ly ad. evidemment /'OCCA'SION_fee: occurrence: cause • raison [need) besoin (for, to, de] For the_, Pour la circonstance \ I had_to, J’ai eu a On the g _of, a Voccasion de | On another_, Dans ? une autre circonstance : une autre fois | On several _s, aplusieurs reprises | To improve the _, Mettre Voccasion a profit (by, en] * Occa'sion va. etre cause de : entrainer Occasional [ne-t] a. occasionnel : casuel : fortuit _lly ad. quelquefois : parfois : par v occasion : de loin en loin OCC'UPANT [pr. olc'-you-pe-nntt]_: habitant [tenant) locataire [of post) titulaire OCCUPA'TION [ok'-yoit-pe'che-nri) : emploi: metier [holding) possession OCC'UPIER [ok'-you-pai-e-r] occupant :posses- seur [tenant) locataire : habitant Occ'upy [ok'-you-pdi] va. [with, in, a] occuper: employer [house) habiter Occur' [-rre'd] [o-ke-r] vn. se presenter : se trouver [to happen) arriver : se produire | It never occurred to me that..., L’idee ne m’est jamais venue que ... [V. Again] QCCURR'ENCE [ke-re] _fed : evenement O'CEAN [o'che-nn] | liner, Transatlan- tique | -going a. de long eours O'CHRE [ofce-r] ocre fed O’CLOCK | Seven_, Sept Jieures \ About 7 —, Yers les sept Jieures | ‘Like one —,’ a mer- veille | What_is it? Quelle lieure est-il? ODE FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS (EU ODE [odd] _ [pr. ode] fd’_, Scent-bottle ODEUR scent: smell: odour:perfume | Flacon ODIEUX" odium : odiousness : scandal Odieux--euse a. shameful:hateful:scandalous: obnoxious [-semenf -lly,-ly] ODOMliTRE odom'eter : pedom'eter Odorant- -e a. fragrant: sweet-scented: savoury ODORAT" smell [i.e. the sense of smell] Odoriferant- -e a. odoriferous : sweet-scented ODYSSEE Odyssey : adventures (pi] [ke-l] OEcumenique [ce e] a. _ical [ike-yoti-meni- CEIL" [pi. Yeux-] eye: look : lustre [botan.) bud: eye [typ) face [ouverture) hole | af—, [vulg] Without paying [a credit) ‘on tick’ | al’— nu, With the naked eye | a ses yeux, In one’s eyes | Avoir 1’_ sur, To keep an eye upon | Avoir 1’_ouvert, To be ‘wide awake’ | En un clin d’_, In the twinkling of an eye | Entre quatre yeux [pr. z-yen] ‘Tete a tete’ | Faire les yeux doux a, To look lovingly at | ‘Lui donner dans 1’_,’ To take his fancy | Suivre ... des yeux, To watch ... | Ouvrir de grands yeux, To stare | Sauter aux yeux (a] To stare ... in the face : to be as plain as can be [fam. ‘as plain as a pikestaff ] Cela creve les yeux, It is impossible not to see it | Le voila qui vous creve les yeux: Why, there it is/ right before you! [V. COUP : et SIGHT, ang.] S’en battre 1’_, [vulg] Not to care a button for it | Se mettre le doigt dans 1’_, To deceive o’self | Voir de bon, de mauvais —, To regard ... favourably, unfavourably | -de-BOEUF [pr. the f: pi. CEils-de-boeuf] bull’s- eye : oval window : round time-piece : cloud presaging a typhoon | _de CHAT- cat's-eye (jewel] -de-PERDRIX" [pi. CEils-de-P] small (EILL'ADE glance : sly look [corn CEILL'ARD" square hole in grindstone (EILL'ERE blinker [dent_) eye-tooth GEILL'ET" eyelet: eye [/fear) pink : carnation | _ d’INDE African marigold | _ PICOTfe Picotee | _de POtTE Sweet-William GEILL’E’TON-- shoot: layer CEILL'ETTE poppy (ENOLOGIE art of (ou treatise on) making GESOPHAGE cesoph'agus (.wines CEUF If silent in pi. : sound s before vowel] egg [de poisson) roe [F. Sprat, Poach : Pocher]_ a la cogue, (Soft-) boiled egg | _dur, Hard- boiled egg | _s frits, Fried eggs | —s sur le plat, Eggs cooked with fresh butter in a tin or porcelain dish | CEuve-e a. hard-roed (fish CEUVRE work : piece of work : action [dims) piece: opera [bijou) mount| Banc d’_, Churchwarden’s seat a 1’_on connait l’ouvrier, A man is known by his work | Les_s, [theol] Works | Fils de ses_s, A self-made man | Mettre en _, To work up : to make use of Ipierre) to set | _S' MORTES' top-sides | _S- VIVE S' bottom CEUVRE silver-lead | L’_, All the works of an artist: the search after the philosopher’s stone | Dans _, In the clear : inside | Hors d’_, Out to out OCT ENGLISH-FRENCH OFF OC'TAGON [ghe-nn] [<fc a. Octag'onal] octo- gone : a 8 pans OC'TAVE [te'y] o_ | -CASK quartaut OCT A’VO [tevo] [<fc a.] in-octavo OC'TOPUS poulpe: pieuvre Odd a. [number) impair [money) ... d'appoint [one of a pair) deparie [one of a set, etc.) de- pareille [strange) etrange : unique [queer) singulier : bizarre | How very_! Que c’est etrange ! | 100 francs_, 100 frs. et tant | At — TIMES, Dans ses moments perdus : a di- verses reprises | _FELLOW ‘_’ ODD'ITY bizarrerie [pers) original Odd'ly ad. etrangement: bizarrement | Oddly enough ..., Chose bizarre, ... ODD'NESS singular ite ODDS (pi] chances (pi] [at play) enjeu | To give —, Donner l’avantage | To lay _, Parier | What_is that to him ? Qu’est-ce que cela lui fait? | It doesn’t make the slightest —, Cela ne fait pas un pli | To set at —, Brouiller | — and ENDS. Petits bouts : debris | Made up of_and ENDS. Fait de pieces et de morceaux fodieux O'DIUM odieux | To cast _ upon, Rendre O'DOUR [o'rte’r] odeur | He’s in very bad_ with ..., 11 n’est pas en odeur de saintete O'er prep. [poet, pour ‘Over’] Laupres de ... Of low'] prep, de : du : de la : des : parmi | It isn’t nice __ him to, Ce n’est pas gentil a lui de ... [V. Etre, lines 8, 76] Those_us who ..., Ceux d’entre nous qui ... | _an age to, En age de Off a. eloigne | -DAY jour de conge | -FOOT pied hors montoir | -SIDE hors main : cote droit [a. games) hors jeu : ‘off side’ _ad. a distance [from here) d’ici [taken _) detache : separe : rompu : coupe To stand_ and on, Courir un bord a terre, un bord au large | To see him_Le voir partir [fam) Tembarquer’ | _with ...! Otez ...! [pers) Emmenez ...! | Be_with you! Allez-vous- enl'Filezl’ | I’m_! Me voila parti! | _ and on, De temps a autre : a batons rompus | Badly__ or Well_Mai, ou bien, dans ses affaires : dans la gene. Vaisance [for, de) mal pourvu. bien pourvu _prep, de devant [out of) hors de [from, on) de | Lying _ Falmouth, Mouille au large de F Off'-hand' a. sans gene : degage : cavalier : impromptu : improvise _ ad. immediatement: sans hesitation : cava- lierement | To speak_Parier A'abondance OFF'AL lfe-l] rebut: ordures (pi] [butcher’s) abats (pi] [miller’s) issues (de ble] OFFEN'CE [to. pour] offense : crime [against, « contre) delit [against, a) contravention : out- | rage [in Bible) scandale [sin) peche | To give <§...._Offenser: froisser | To take_ at .... » S'offenser de | Second_, Recidive Offend' va. offenser | To_against, Violer ... | To_the eye. Choquer la vue OFFENDER le-fenn'] offenseur : coupable[law) delinquant | Old_, [criminal] Recidiviste : ‘cheval de retour’ | He’s an old _, 11 est coutumier du fait OFF FRAN <?AIS—AN GLAIS OLE Offensant' -e a. offensive OFFENSE injury: offence : contempt (of court, etc.] [theol) trespass Offenser' va. to offend : to shock [nuire a) to injure | S’_de. To be offended with, shocked OFFENSEUR offender [at Offensif-U’e a. _ive [-vemenf -ly] Prendi-e VOFFENSIVE. To take the offensive OFFERTE, OFFERTOIRE offertory [te-re] OFFICE _: duty : function [d’eglise) service | D’—, Officially [sans etre requis)... of one’s own accord | Faire_de, To serve as | Re- tablir d’_, To enforce OFFICE servant’s hall: butler’s room ou pan- OFFICIALITE ecclesiastical court [try Officiel-ffe a. official [-llement' -lly] OFFICIER" officer _de QUART" officer of the watch _de SANT£ medical man, ou surgeon (who has gone through some of the examinations only] Officier' vn. to officiate Officieux' -ease a. officious : obliging : non-official [-sentient' -ly. -lly] Des renseignements _Non-official information OFFICINE laboratory OFFRANDE offering OFFRANT' | Le plus [V. Bidder, ang.] OFFRE offer : tender [quantity) supply Offrir va. (Table 23) to offer : to present : to furnish [un prix) to bid | S’_a. To offer to Offusqner' va. to cloud : to darken : to offend Ogival-e a. Gothic : pointed [Pointed OGIVE rib : pointed [ou Gothic] arch | En_, OGN'ON" [F. Oignon] OGRE, OGRESSE _, ogress \ Manger conmie un_To eat like a horse Oh ! Oh ! [&] Ahoy! [V. ce mot] Ohe! int. Ahoy there! Halloo! |_du vaisseau! Ship ahoy! | _ducanot! Boat ahoy! OHM _ | OiDIUM blight (of the vine] 01E [pr. iva. V. note at Quoi] goose [caqueter = to cackle] _ BERN ACHE Bernicle G | _ CENDREE Wild G : gray-lag OIGN'ARD" OIGN E widgeon Ol'GN'ON"onion [a/fenr)bulb[au pied)bunion ['montre) ‘turnip’ | Chapelet d’_s, String of onions | Petits_s. Pickled O’s Oil | Langue d’ [F. Langue] Oindre va. (Table 57) to anoint [F. Oindre 0ING" cart-grease | OINT" anointed | _-e pp. OISEAU bird : fowl [de maejon) hod | 100 kilometres a vol d'_, 60 miles as the crow flies | Paris a vue d’__ Bird’s eye view of Paris | _-MOUCHE humming-bird Oise'Ier' vn. to go fowling [ou bird-catching] OISE'LET' little bird OISE'LEUR bird-catcher OISELIER" bird-dealer | OISELLERIE bird- catching : selling birds : bird-shop Oiseux' -ease a. lazj' : idle OISIF idler Oisif -ive a. idle : useless : lying idle OISILL'ON" little bird : ‘ dickey-bird\ Oisive'menf ad. idly | OISIVE'TE idleness OISON" gosling [pers) goose Oleayineux' -ease a. oleaginous [fam) oily OFF ENGLISH-FRENCH OIN OFFENSIVE _ fee [a.) offensant (to, pour] £ desagreable [milit. sense) offensif [smell) re- S pugnant | ly ad. dune maniere offensante: (“desagreablement [in war) offensivement OFF'ER o/fre k=a | Definite_Proposition ferme \ She has an_of MARRIAGE, On la demande en mariage Off'er va. offrir : presenter : proposer : faire [vn.) se presenter [V. Se recommander] [fo, a) s’offrir —ING offrande | Sin_, Sacrifice expiatoire OFF'ICE _: emploi [place) place [count's ing-house) bureau : agence [lawyer’s) etude | £ To take_, Arriver au pouvoir [as a cabinet £ minister) accepter un portefeuille | At the £ Company’s_s, Au siege de la societe | Head •=*_s, Siege social j Servants’_s, Office OFF'ICER officier feo [police) agent (de.police] [civil) fonctionnaire [F. Custom-house: Petty: 2 Warrant] First_[&] Second | Non-com- ^ missioned_Sous-officier | — of the day, 0 de service | Officered a. conmiande OFFICIAL \_o-Jiche-l. i bref] fonctionnaire : employe [sarcastic) bureaucrate | _a. officiel: solennel [duties, etc.) public [paper) ministre [envelope) administrative [seal, etc.) regle- mentaire [liquidation) judiciaire | _ influence, Bureaucratie | Non-_, Officieux _ ASSIGNEE syndic Officially ad. officiellement: d’office Offi'ciate [o-fehi-ete : i bref] vn. [clergyman] officier: etre desservant OFFI'CIO [ofi-chio : i bref] Ex-—, De droit Offi'cious [o-fiche-ss: i tres bref] a. officieux OFFING | In the Au large OFFSCOURTNG [skaour] rebut [‘offset’ OFF'SET rejeton [com) compensation [ptng) OFF'SHOOT rejeton | Off'sho're ad. de terre OFF'SPRING rejeton : descendants (pi] Of't'en [off-e-nn] [poetical. Oft] ad. souvent | How _? Combien de fois ? \ How _ does the bus go by ? ‘ Tons les combien passe-t-il un omnibus ? ’ | Once too_, line fois de trop | To repeat it too__ Trop le redire Oft'tiines [vieux pour Often] ad. souvent OGEE' cymaise | O'gle va. lorgner Oh ! int. Oh ! Helas! Ah ! | OHM _ (OIL huile ks [essential_) essence | Boiled _Raw_, H cuite, H crue \ Salad_, H a manger | -CAKE toui’teau | -CAN bidon [large) estagnon [small lubricator) burette | -COLOUR couleur a l'huile \ -CRUET burette | -MILL Imilerie | -ENGINE, -MOTOR moteur a petrole| -PAINTING peinture [or tableau] a Vhuile \ -STONE pierre a affuter| ~ -WELL puits a petrole [taffetas gomme ®Oil va. huiler [mach) graisser | _e'd SILK OIL’CLOTH [table cover) toile ciree [oilskin, ou waggon cover) toile vernie OI'LER burette | OI'LINESS onctuosite OI'LING [or _ UP] graissage OI'LMAN [>ne-nn] marchand dhuile OIL'S KIN toile vernie ^Oi'lv a. huileux : onctueux : oleagineux OINT'MENT onguent | ‘O.K.’ [ = all correct!] OLE FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS ONC OL£ANDRE _der [oli-ann'de-r] OLEICULTEUR olive-grower OLEICULTURE olive-growing Olfactif -ive a. olfactory OLIBRIUS [pr. the s] stupid boaster : ‘ ass ’ OLIFANT" ivory : ivory horn OLIGARCHIE _chy [ch, 7c] Oliyarchique a._ical OLIVAISON" olive-gathering [ou crop] Olivfttre a. olive-coloured T-tree OLIVE _ | Huile d’_. O-oil | OLIVIER - olive Olographe a. holograpliic OLYMPIADE _d Olympien" -emie a. _pian Olympiquea. _ic | Jeux _s, Olympic games f OMBELLE um'bel jOmbellifere a. umbelli- | ferous | OMBELLIFERES' [pi] umbelliferas pOMBRAGE shade | Faire, Porter — a [fig] ^ To make ... uneasy | —V va. to shade £Ombrage-e a. shaded : shady ‘SOmbrageux’ -ease a. distrustful : suspici- ^ ous: sensitive[cheval) shy | OMBRE grayling m OMBRE shade:shadow:darkness [terre d’_) c umber | a V_, In the shade : under the g shadow (de, of] Faire_a, To give umbrage to [eclipser) to eclipse | Laisser dans l'_, To eclipse | _S" CHINOISES' [pi] Chinese V OMBRELLE parasol [shadows Oinbrei- [m nas.] va. to shade : to shadow Ombreux- -euse [wi nas.] a. shady OMELETTE omelet Omettre va. {Table 66) to omit: to leave out: Oinis'-e pp. [V. Omettre] [.to miss 0 MI SSI ON'■ _ [c7ie-nn] Signe d’_, Caret OMNIBUS [pi. ] [pr. omm!-ni-be-ss] [pi. _buses] [fam) ’bus | Train_, Slow train OMNIPOTENCE _ [te-nncel OMNIPRESENCE _ [ze-mtce] OMNISCIENCE _ [che-nnce] Omnivore a. omniv'orous [re-ss] OMNIUM ‘consolation stakes’(pi] OMOPLATE shoulder-blade On [or 1’_] pron. one : a man [ou ivoman, etc.] I : you : they : people : somebody : anybody | _achete l’or, etc., Gold, etc. bought | _de- mande, Wanted | _me demande, I am wanted | _dit, It is said [fam) they say | — m’a dit, They tell me : I hear : I have been told | _assure que C D ..., It is stated that C D ... | _croit avoir trouve ..., It is believed ... has been found | _sonne ! There’s a ring ! | _frappe ! There’s a knock at the door! | _ sonne les cloches, The bells are ringing | _ l’ignore ! Nobody knows! | _ y voit le ..., The ... may be seen there | _ferme! Clos- ONCE ounce [fig) grain : bit [ing time! OLD ENGLISH-FRENCH ONC Old a. vieux [before a vowel, vieil] age [former) ancien [long-standing) ... de vieille date [V. Clothes] A week_, [child) de 8 jours [news) vieille d’une semaine | Of_, Jadis | How _ is he ? Quel age a-t-il ? | As as Adam, Vieux comme Herode : vieux comme les rues | A lad 5 years —, Un petit garQon de 5 ans [or &ge de 5 ans] To grow [ou get]_, [pers & anim] Se faire vieux : vieillir | He’s getting_, II prend de l’age | ‘_Briggs,’ ‘Le pere Briggs’ | _ AGE la vieillesse | _ AGE PENSIONS retraites pour la V \ _ MAN vieillard | To put off the_ man, [fig] Depouiller le vieil homme | — WOMAN vieille femme [in jest) vieille | The_MASTERS, Les anciensmai- tres | An _' TALE! Une vieille liistoire! \ I say, — FELLOW-! [fam] Dis done, mon vieux ! | — PEOPLE, les vieux | To be a chip of the — BLOCK, Chasser de race | -fash- ioneil a. a Vancienne mode : ... de la vieille roche: demode [fam) ‘... vieux jeu ’: ‘... 1830’| The good — TIMES (pi] Le bon vieux temps (singular] -world a. d’autrefois : antique Oldish a. vieillot: un peu vieux OLEAN'DER oleandre [fam) laurier-rose : Olfac'tory [te-re] a. olfactif [laurelle OL'IVE [ibref] o_ [tree) olivier [colour) coidenr olive: olivatre | -OIL huile d’olive OL'IVEIt frontal: marteau a pied O'MEN augure | Ill-_e‘d, De mauvais A Om'inous [omni'i-ness] a. de mauvais augure [look, etc.) menaijant —ly ad. de mauvais augure OMIS'SION [che-nri] o_: lacune Omit' [-tted] va. omettre [forget) oublier Omnip'otent [te-nntf] a. tout-puissant ‘ OM'NIUM-GATH'ERUM ’ ‘meli-melo’ On [omi] prep, sur : dessus [at, to) a [from, of) de : du : des [in) en : dans [after) apres | _ it, Dessus : la-dessus | And so_, Et ainsi de . suite | _allotment, a la repartition | _the arrival of, a Varrivee de | _foot, _ horseback, a pied, a cheval | _the left, a gauche | _his part, De sa part \ _my side, De mon cote | _ the contrary, Au contraire ... _ reaching ..., Arrive a ... : parvenu a ... _ turning to the left, En tournant a gauche _ examination, Apres examen | _ [ou in] my WAY, Comme j’allais : comme je revenais (chez moi] en passant [Before dates, days of the week, etc. not translated : as,_the 10th inst., Le dix courant:_Monday, Lundi :_ Wednesdays and Fridays, Les mercredis et vendredis | _ and after the 10th, a partir du 10 | _or about the 10th, Vers le 10] _ad. dessus [forward) en avant [in the year, etc.) avance [clothes) sur (soi, sur la tete, etc.] To have ... —, Porter | To keep_[retain] Garder | To keep _ talking, speaking, Parler toujours : continuer a parler : ne cesser de parler | To put_[one’s ...]Mettre (son, sa, ses ...] [F. Go: Pass] With one’s gloves , boots , Gante, chausse | Go ! Come ! Allez toujours! Veneztoujours! | Now_, Qui a lieu en ce moment | Turned_[F. Meter] Once [oueunnee] ad. une fois [only _) une seule fois [formerly) autrefois | ... _ said, ... a dit un jour | _a ..., Une fois par ... | _in a while, Une F par-ci par-la | At_, Tout de suite : a l’instant [then and there) sur-le- champ : seance tenante [at a time) a la fois : d’un coup | At_a soldier and a poet, a la fois poete et soldat | _for all, Une fois pour toutes | For_, Just for this_, Pour cette F-ci ONC FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS OPE ONCLE uncle |_, tante, neveu, niece, a la mode de Bretagne, First cousin once removed |_ d’Amerique, ‘ Rich uncle ’ Oncques' [vieux] ad. ever : never fquence ONCTION" unction : anointing : telling elo- Onctueux' -ease a. unctuous : oily [style) impressive [-semenf -ly] ONCTUOSITE [s, z\ unctuousness ONDE wave: billow : sea [pliysiq.) undulation | L'_ amere, The briny deep Onde-e a. undulated [sole, etc.) watered [bois) grained | ONDEE shower ON-DIT' [pi._] idle rumour : report ONDQIEMENT" private baptism : undulatory movement Ondoyer* v. to undulate : to float: to wave : to baptize ... privately | Ondulatoire a. undu- ONDTJLATION" undulation : waving [latory Onduler' vn. to undulate : to wave [F. Tole] Onduleux' -ease a. undulating : wavy Onereux’ -ease a. onerous | a titre_, Subject to certain payments on liabilities [U. Graci- eux] [-semenf -ly] ONGLE nail [d’animal) claw [de ruminant) hoof [d’oiseau) talon | _incarne, In-growing nail ONGL&E numbness of the fingers ONGLET" guard : notch [reliure) guard : stpb : slip \typ) two-page cancel [tech) mitre 0^ | Tailler d’_, To mitre ONGL1ER" nail-cleaner ONGU'ENT" ointment: salve Ongule-e a. hoofed ONZE [<fc a.] eleven [du mois, des rois) eleventh ONZlfeME [<fe a.] eleventh [The e in Le, De, Que, is not elided before_: e.g., * le onze,’ ‘ le OOLITH'E oolite [o'-e-lai'tt] Lonzieme’ OPACITE _ty [ang. pr. opass'-e-te] OPALE o’pal | Opalin" -e a. o’paline Opaque [o-pafc] a._[en ang. pr. o-pelce] OPIiRA [op'-e-ra] ONE ENGLISH-FRENCH OPE One [pr. owonne] nr on. celui, celle [somebody) quelqu’un [indefinitely, for ‘ they,’ ‘ I,’ etc.) on | Any __ Quelqu’un [nobody) personne [any one whatever) quiconque : n’importe qui: le premier venu I am not_who ..., Je ne suis point de ceux qui ... : je ne suis pas hornrne a ... | He was_of the guests, 11 9 etait au nombre des convives | He will be_ of us, 11 sera des notres | He’s a deep_! C’est un malin! | The best_, Le meilleur : la meilleure | Cast in _, Fondus d’une scale piece | The old_, L’ancien -enne | The only _, Le seul: la seule | That’s the_who ..., Voila l’individu qui ... | Have good _s. Les avoir bons [or tonnes] It is a most difficult _, 11 [or elle, or cela] est des plus difficiles | The little_s, Les petits enfants [anim.) les petits 11 have_like it, J’ai le pared | Taking _with another, L’un-e portant l’autre _a. un, une [only) seul |_another, [reflect] Se ...: s’entre ...ties uns les autres |_Barnum, Un certain B | _of them, L’un d’eux : l’un d’entre eux | Number_, [fig] [U. Number] -arme'da.manchot |-eye'da.borgne | -horse a. a un cheval | A_-horse concern, [Amer.] Une affaire de deux sous | -sided a. a un cote [lop-sided) de biais [partial) partial: in- juste | That’s_’ WAY of looking at it, C’est une maniere de voir comme une autre _WAY TICKET [Amer.] billet simple [Note. In the compounds, 21, 31, 41, 51, 61, say vingt et un, trente et un, etc. : but 81, 101, 201, quatre-vingt-un, cent un, deux cent un, trois cent un, etc.] One’s [ouonnze] pron. poss. son : sa : ses | _ self, Soi: soi-meme [reflect, verb) se ... [Of parts of the body generally use the definite article : as, It makes one’s heart ache to ..., Cela fend le cceur de ... [V. My] ON’ION [e-nn'-ye-nn] oignon 'bo | Rope of—s, Chapelet d’O’s | _SAUCE sauce a l’oignon O'nly [owe'-Ze ] a. seul: unique | _ son, Fils unique | The_one, Le seul: la seule _ad. seulement: rien que (to,pour] ne ... que | I will_ ..., Je me bornerai a | It is — a ..., Ce n’est qu’un(-e) ... | _yesterday, Pas plus tard qu’hier | _think! Imaginez un peu! | He has_to, 11 n’a qu’a | He_gets ..., [for pay] 11 ne touche que ... | _ let me catch you again ! Que je vous y rattrape! ON'SET, ou ON'SLAUGHT assaut: charge : choc | At the first_, D’emblee : d’abord O'NUS [o-ne-ss] responsabilite: charge On'ward [onn-oueurde] s ad. en avant [a.) progressif: envahissant OOF [ouff] [fam] ‘galette’ fspirer OOZE [ouze] limon [vn.) suinter |_out, tran- O'pen [o long] v. ouvrir: s’o [a little) entr’ouvrir [uncover) decouvrir: exposer [uncork) debou- cher [unpack) defaire [unseal) decacheter : ouvrir [cut a hole, etc.) pratiquer [one’s eyes : fig) dessiller [begin) s’annoncer | To_one’s HEART, Se decharger le coeur | _e d for TRAFFIC, Livre a la circulation | _up, en- tamer [route) ouvrir _a. [to, a. pour] ouvert: decouvert: ad: clair [U.Lay] [free)libre [public museums,castles, etc.) ouvert: visible [disposed to, a) dispose [outright) franc [weather) doux [broad, full; plein [boat) non ponte | To be_to [objection] Prefer a ... | Half-_, Entr’ouvert | Wide_, Tout grand ouvert | In the_AIR. En plein air [quarry, etc.) a ciel ouvert | In the _ FIELD, En rase campagne | -hearted [ea a] a. ouvert: expansif | -HEARTEDNESS franchise : expansion | To keep_HOUSE, Tenir table ouverte | With an_MIND, Sans parti pris | With _ MOUTH, Bouclxe tee | _ ROADSTEA'D rade foraine | -WORK ou- vrage a jour [or a claire-voie] O'PENER ouvreur -en.se [much) ouvreuse O'PENING ouverture : percee : embrasure [beginning) commencement (de][in a landscape) eclxappee [fig) chance [com) debouche | _a. [med) laxatif [speech, etc.) A inauguration O'penly ad. ouvertement: franchement O'PENNESS franchise OP'ERA opera [-CLOAKsortie de bal | -GLASS lorgnette (de spectacle] jumelle \ -HAT chapeau claque : gibus | -HOUSE opera OPE FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS ORA OPERATEUR-TRICE _tor [op'-e-re'te-r] OPERATION" [op-e-reclie-nn] bsj [conx) transaction | _S' [typ] table-work Operatoii'e a. \ Medecine_, Operative surgery OPIiRIl -E patient who has been operated on Operer' va. to work : to effect: to bring about [med) to operate on [wi.) to operate | _ Varres- tation de, To arrest | Se faire_, To undergo an operation | S’_vr. to be made, effected OPES” scaffold-holes | OPHICLfclDE _ OPHTALMIE ophthalmia _mique a. ophthal'mic OPIACli opiate | _-e a. containing opium OPIAT” electuary | OPINANT" speaker Opiner" vn. to advise : to give one’s opinion : to vote (que, that]_du bonnet, To nod assent Opiniatre a. obstinate: stubborn [-emenf -ly] Opiniatrer' va. to make ... obstinate | S’_, To be obstinate : to persist (a, ixx ...ing] OPINIATRETE obstinacy : stubbornness OPINION" _ : public opinion : vote OPIUM _ [op-ye-mm] Fumerie d’_, 0 den Opportun" -e a. opportune : fitting OpportunemcnP ad. opportunely OPPORTUNITE seasonableness : advisableness [occasion favorable) opportunity OPPOSANT' -E opponent [a.) adverse OPPOSE contrary : opposite |_-e a. [vis-a-vis) opposite [contraire) opposed (a, to] Opposer' va. to oppose | S’_a, To be opposed to : to stand in the way of OPPOSITE_\_opp'-e-zitt, i bref] a 1’_, Oppo- OPPOSITION"_: contrast: hindrance [site Oppresse -e a. short-breathed : asthmatic Oppresser' va. to oppi-ess | _SSEUR _ssor Oppressif -ive a. oppressive [-vemenf -ly] OPPRESSION"_ [de poitrine) tightness of breath fto oppx’ess Oppriine -e a. down-trodden | Opprimer' va. OPPROBRE shame Opter' vn. to choose (pour,... : entre, between] OPTICIEN"_ian [c7ie-mx] Optime [e, ap] ad. very well OPTIMISME _sm | OPTIMISTE _st OPTION" [opp'-che-nn\ OPTIQUE optics (pi] [boite) peep-show _, [or d’_] a. optical [nerf, etc.) optic OPULENCE — [ang. pr. opp'you-le-nnce] Opulent" -e a._t [_opp'yoiu-le-nnt'\ OPUSCULE little work : pamphlet OR gold [U. ce mot] D’_, Gold [fig) golden | Us font des affaires d‘_, They are doing a wonderful business | Pai'ler d’_,_ To talk like an angel | Nager dans 1’_, Etre tout cousu d’_, To be rolling in money Or conj. now : but | ORACLE_[orr'e-ke-i] ORAGE storm | Le temps est a 1’_, It is stoi’my | Oraqeux" -ease a. stormy ORAISON" oration [pri.ere) orison L'_DOMINICALE, The Lord’s Pxayer ORAL viva voce examination | Oral -e a. oi’al [o-re-1] verbal [exarnen) viva voce [-inf, or- (ORANGE [& a.] _ | Une _, An 0 Lally] ■g>ORANG^ _ [colour] Orange -e a. orange : s orange-coloured | Rouge-_, Orange-red X ORANGEADE _ ® ORANGEAT" candied ox-ange-peel O.0RANGER" oi-ange-tree [pers) orange-seller | Fleurs d’_, Orange-blossom § ORAN GERE orange-woman e ORANGERIE orangery W ORANGETTE small, unripened orange (for ^ORANGISTE Orangeman [preserxMng ORANG"-OUTANG" [pr. oran-outan, ng as n nasal] [ang. pr. o-ragng-ou-tagng] ORATEUR speaker [style soutenu) oi’ator ORATOIRE oratory [a.) oratorical: of eloquence L’_, Principal Protestant church in Paris OPE ENGLISH—FRENCH ORC (Op'erate vn. operer : agir [funds) speculer | To be_d upon, Etre opere OP'ER ATING-ROOM amphitheatre OPERA'TION [app'-e-re'clie-mi] o_: action | « To be in _, Fonctionner | To undergo an _Se faire operer [V. Opere] | OP'ERATIVE artisan [a.) actif: ouvrier OP'ERATOR opei-ateur l O'PIATE fee opiace [a.) narcotique Opi'ne [d-pciinri] vn. estimer: penser OPIN'ION [o-pinn'ye-nn\ o | Public VO | _S of the PRESS, Appreciations : opinion de la presse (sing] I am of_that, Je suis d’avis que | In my humble_, a mon hixmble Opinionated [ye-nete-dj a. opiniatre Lavis OPOSS'UM [se-mm] _: sarigue [& f.] OPPO'NENT adversaii'e : opposant Opportu'ne [tioiine] a. [&_ly ad.] a propos OPPORTUNENESS a-propos : opportunity OPPORTUNITY fed occasion | To avail o’self of the _ to, Profiter de Voccasion pour [or de Voccasion qui s’offre de ...] [V. Balle] Oppo'se \e-pozz] va. s’opposer a : resister a OPPO'SER [e-poze-r~\ adversaire: opposant OPP'OSITE [_zitf\ oppose [a.) oppose : vis-a-vis : conti-aire [on — page) en regard | Our neigh- hours_, Nos voisins d’en face \ The_way, loc. ad. en sens inverse [U. Contre-pied] OPPOSI'TION _: obstacle: resistance [radical) gauche fed [conservative) droite | To start in _Entrer en concurrence Tetc.) oppresser Oppress' va. opprimer [press) accabler [med, OPPRESSION [che-nn] o_: accablement Oppressive a. oppressif: accablant Oppro'brious [i-e-ss] a. infamant: injurieux OPTIC'IAN opticien : lunetier OP'TION [che-nn] : choix [Stock exch.) re- ponse des primes [U. Local, ang.] Op'tional [ne-V\ a. facultatif Or [or dans sort] conj. ou [negat) ni [See remark at a, French]_else, Ou bien | _200 fr. per mile, Soit 200 fr., etc. Orae'ular [yow-le-r] a. d’oracle |_ly ad. en 0 OR'ANGE o_fed [coloui’) orange [a.) orange Blood _, Sanguine | Tangerine _, Mandarine j -red. Rouge-orange | -BLOSSOM fleurs d’o- ranger | _MARMALADE [me-lede\ confiture A'oranges | -PEEL pelure d’orange | -TREE oranger | OR'ANGE'MAN oi'angiste ORA'TION \p-reche-nn] oraison : harangue OR'ATORY’ [or-e-te-re] eloquence [chapel) ora- OR'CHARD [or-tche-rde] verger Lto*re ORA FRAN^AIS—ANGLAIS ORG ORATORIO _ ORBE [globe) orb [espace) orbit ORBITE orbit ORCANETE alkanet (ORCHESTRATION" scoring a*ORCHESTRE orchestra [musiciens) baqd -rOrchestrer' va. to score u ORCHIDEES' [pi] orchids 'vORCHIS [pr. the s] _ [F. BEE, ang.] ORDALIE ordeal ORDINAIRE daily fare : custom : ordinary [a.) usual: customary [un homme, etc.) of average ability | a 1’_, Comme a 1’_, As usual | D’_, Pour 1’_, Usually : for the most part | Fractions_s, Vulgar fractions OrdinairemenF ad. generally : usually Ordinal -e a. _1 [ne-l] ORDINAND" candidate for orders ORDINATION'1 [neche-’nn] ORDON” [tech] tilt-hammer ORDONNANCE ordinance : regulation : arrangement [de medecin) prescription [a payer) order (for payment] [X) orderly | Habit d’_, Uniform Officier d’_, Orderly officer Ordonnancer1 va. to write an order for the payment of ORDONNATEUR -TRICE disposer : manager: directing hand : ruler _a. directing : managing ORDONNEE ordinate Ordonner1 va. to order 33, : to arrange [med) to prescribe [pretre) to ordain ORDRE order 0^ : command | Amis de 1’_, Law-abiding people | J’ai — de, I have orders to \ a 1'_! Order! | De premier_, Of the highest order : ‘first-rate’ [hotel) first-class | Mettre_a, To set in order, settle | Mot d’_, Pass-word | Numero d’_, Reference number j _du JOUR order of the day : resolution ORDJJRE dirt: filth : filthiness : filthy thing —S' (pi] dirt ^sweepings (pi] nuisance ORDURIER"-IUI?H filthy fellow, ou tvoman OREE edge [a.) filthy Oreill'ard" -e a. lop-eared OREILL E ear [de charrue) mould-board [pli) dog’s-ear | Avoir V_ dure, To be hard of hearing [F. Portee] Avoir V_basse, To ‘look rather down’ | Avoir de V_, To have an ear for music | Faire la sourde_a ..., To turn a deaf ear to | Par-dessus les_s, Over head and ears | Se faire tirer l1_, To need pressing | Tout—s, All attention | d’OURS OREILL'ER” pillow Lauricula OREILL 'ETTE ear [anatomie) auricle OREILL'ONS1 [pi] mumps [moment Ores" ad. | D'_et deja, Henceforth : from this ORFtVRE gold and silversmith | Vous etes_, Monsieur Josse! [fig] That’s a bit of special pleading! | _RIE gold and silversmith’s work [ou trade, ou art] jewellery ORFRAIE osprey ORGANDI very fine muslin : book-muslin ORGANE or'gan [voix) voice [fig) means: organ [pers) agent: spokesman ORGANEAU mooring-ring : ring Organique a. _ic [-menf -ically] ORGANISATEUR steward (of a festival, etc.] ORGANISATION" _zation [ze] frame Organiser1 va. to organize : to get up : to arrange | ... ou ... est organise, Where there is a regular ... | ORGANISME [eece-m] sm ORGANISTE organist ORGE barley | Eau d’_, Barley-water | Grain d’_, [linge ouvre] Huckaback ORGE MONDlt husked [ou ‘Scotch’] barley ORGE PERLIi pearl barley ORGEAT11 [or-zlia] syrup of sweet almonds ORGELET11 stye ORC ENGLISH-FRENCH ORG OR'CHIL [ch, k] orseille Ordai'n va. ordonner [establish) etablir OR'DEAL [d.i-e-1] ordalie [fig) epreuve OR'DER ordre ki [rule) reglement [judge’s) ordonnance : mise en demeure [class, rank) classe [badge) decoration [pass) billet de faveur [money _) mandat (on, sur] [com) commande | _of the BATH, Ordre du Bain | In _ to ..., Afin de ... | In _, Par ordre | In its alphabetical_ [in the dictionary, etc.] a son rang alphabetique | In good —, bad_, En bon, en mauvais etat | To keep ... in_ Entretenir [a crowd) maintenir l’ordre dans | In marching_, En tenne de route | Heavy marching _, T de campagne | Review __ Grande tenue | To_, [cheque) a ordre [com) de commande | Made to Fait sur C [clothes) sur mesure | Out of_, Derange [out of rule) irregulier [poorly) indispose | To call... to —, Rappeler ... a l’ordre | To make the bill payable to_, Faire le billet a l’ordre de | Give ORDERS to steer for ..., Faites mettre le cap sur ... |_S received by ..., Souscriptions regues par [or on souscrit chez ...] Standing _S, Le reglement (de la Chambre, etc.] Until further_S, Jusqu’a nouvel ordre Or'der va. ordonner: diriger [com) commander | _... off, out, etc., Ordonner a ... de s’en aller, de sortir, etc. | He is_e’d to ..., 11 a 1’ordre de ... | Is the dinner_e'd? Le diner est-il commande ? | To_the horses, Faire atteler les chevaux | _ arms ! Reposez armes! OR'DER-FORM bulletin de commande OR'DERING arrangement: disposition OR'DERLY ordonnance [hospital) infir- mier [a.) methodique [well-behaved) range | _ OFFICER officier d’O OR'DINANCE [ne-nnce] ordonnance Or'dinarily [ne-re-le] ad. ordinairement OR'DINARY [ne-re] ordinaire : table d’hote [a.) ordinaire | ... in_; to ..., Ordinaire de ORD'NANCE [ne-nnce] artillerie | -MAP carte de l’Etat-major [of parish) cadastre [of town) plan |_SURVEY levee des plans : cadastre [maps) cartes de l’Etat-major -SURVEYOR ingenieur du cadastre ORE [or] minerai | Iron_, M de fer OR'GAN [orglie-nn] organe [mus. inst.) orgue fca | Full _, Grand jeu | To play the —, Jouer de l’orgue | Vocal _S (pi] appareil vocal | -LOFT tribune d’orgue fniser Or'ganize [or'glie-naize, o dans sort] va. orga- ORG FRANgAIS ORGIE orgy [pi. orgies] revel ORGUE [the plural is feminine] or'gan _de BARBARIE barrel [ou street] 0 _de SALON'- harmonium f-semt" -ly ORGUEIL" pride | Orgueill-eux- -ease a. proud ORIENT" east [de perles) water | La question d’_, The Eastern Q | En_, In the East Oriental -e a. eastern:... of the east: oriental | a V_e, In the oriental style Orienter- va. to take the bearings of [voiles) to set: to trim | S’_, To take one’s bearings : to see where one is | Savoir s’—, To know one’s way about ORIFICE _ [France : banner ORIFLAMME [the) ancient royal standard of ORIGAN" marjoram Originaire a. | — de Of ... origin : a native of ... | _ment' ad. originally ORIGINAL-J3_ [pr. o-ridj-e-ne-l] ‘odd sort of body ’ [a.) original: odd ORIGINALITE _ty : eccentric way ORIGINE origin : source | a V—, Originally | D’_ frangaise, Of French extraction : a Frenchman by birth | Le bureau d’_, The office of despatch | Caisse d’_, Original package | Dans Z’_, Originally | Des l’—, From the beginning [ou outset] Pays d’_, Country ... comes from Origine! -elle a. original [-llemenf -llv] ORIGN'AL moose [board ORILL'ON" ear : handle [de cliarrue) mould- ORIN" buoy-rope | ORION-- — ORIPEAU tinsel | ORMAIE grove of elms ORME elm | ORMEAU young elm ORMILL E young elm [ou -s] wych elm ORNE manna-ash tree ORNEMENT- ornament (pour, to] ... d’_, [or Ornemental -e a.] Ornamental ... Ornerj va. to adorn : to grace (de, with] ORNIERE rut [fig) groove ORNITH'OLOGIE_gy ]_gique a._gical | _GISTE _gist ORNITHORYNQUE duck-bill ORONGE [agaricus caesareus] edible fungus [La FAUSSE _ [i.e. amanita muscaria] is very poisonous] ORPAILL'EUR gold-finder : prospector ORPHELIN" -E [& a.] orphan ORPHELINAGE orphanage ORPHELINAT-- orphan-asylum : orphanage -ANGLAIS OST ORPHIlON" choral society |_iquea. choral... ORPIMENT" _ ORPIN-- orpiment [bot) stonecrop ORQUE grampus ORSE [Mediter.'] port: luff | _r- vn. to luff ORSEILL'E orchil Ort" a. & ad. [com] including the package ORTEIL- toe [gros_) great toe Orth’och romatique a._tic Orth'odoxe a._x | _XIE —xy [til fort] ORTH OGRAPHE orthography [Z7i fort] [fam) spelling | Faute d’_Mis-spelling : mistake in spelling | La reforme de Z’_, Spelling reform [The French distinguish between — d'usage and_d'accord, as follows : The first is the spelling of a word in its primary or elementary form : the second is the spelling as modified to make it accord in gender or number, etc. Thus Grand is Vortliographe d’usage : while in the phrase ‘Les malheurs sont grands,’ grands is l’ortliographe d’ac- ORTH'OGRAPHIE elevation : plan Lcor<t Ortli'ographier- va. to spell | Bien —ie, Properly spelt ORTH'OPEDIE_predia,_paedy [til fort] ORTIE nettle : sting-nettle | _blanche, Dead-N ORTOLAN" _ 1 ORVET" slow-worm ORVIIlTAN" quack medicine | Marchand d’_, Quack doctor OS' [some pr. oce : pi. pr. 6 : before vowel oze] bone | 11 ne fera pas de vieux —, He' won’t make old bones [F. Wet] Oscillant- -e a. oscillating OSCILLATION" _ [Ze] [fig) fluctuation Osciller- vn. to oscillate [fig) to fluctuate: to Ose -e a. daring : bold [hesitate OSEILL'E sorrel 1 _aquatique, Water-dock Oser- vn. to dare | Si j’ose le dire, If I may OSERAIE osier-bed |_venture to say so OSIER" _ [ang. pr. oje-ye-r] wicker | En _, Wicker ... | OSMIUM _ OSSATURE framework : skeleton OSSE'LET" knuckle-bone OSSEMENTS- [pi] bones : bone-remains Ossenx- -eu.se a. bony OSSIFICATION" — | Ossifier- va. to ossify Ostensible a. _ [oss-tenn'-se-be-V\ [-ment- -ly] OSTENSOIR monstrance OSTENTATION"_ [oss-tenn-teche-nn] OSTREICULTURE oyster-breeding ORI ENGLISH-FRENCH OST O'RIEL WINDOW [o-ri-e-Z] fenetre en ogive f OR'IGIN e [of produce, etc.) provenance I Original [ne-Z] a. [not copied)_al [earliest) _el [meaning) primitif [V. Origine k=c] _ ^ inhabitants, Autochtones 60 _lly ad. originairement | Originate [dji-nete] va. faire naitre : etre V, l’auteur de [vn.) tirer son origine (in, de] O'RIOLE | Golden_, Loriot OR'ISON [ori-ze-nn] oraison OR'LOP DECK [4f] faux pont OR'MOLU or moulu [a.) d’or moulu « OR'NAMENT [me-nntt] ornement | Set of ■ chimney_s, Garniture de cheminee ° Or'nament va. orner (with, de] Ornamen'tal [Ze-Z] a. d’ornement [shrubs) s d’agrement | A sheet of_water, Une piece ^ d’eau | _lly ad. pour servir d’ornement _TA'TION [te\ embellissement: decoration Or namented, Or'nate a. orne OR'PHAN [or-fe-nn] [<& a.] orphelin-e _ASY'LUM [e-fatZe-»w»] orphelinat OR'PHANAGE orphelinat [state) etat d’orphe- ORR'ERY planetaire [lin ORR'IS ROOT racine d’iris Os'cillate vn. osciller | OS'PREY balbuzard Oss'ify [y at] va. ossifier [vn.) s’ossifier Ostenta'tious [teche-ss] a. pompeux : fastueux _ly ad. avec ostentation OS'T’LER garcjon d'ecurie : palefrenier OST FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS OUS OSTROGOT H" [fig] Goth : barbarian OTAGE hostage QTARIE sea-lion Oter' va. to take away (a, de, from] [ses habits) to take off (one’s clothes, etc.] to get riel of : to strip ... off : to deprive ... of ... | Otez- vous de devant mes yeux! Get out of my sight! | De 84 otez 12, reste 72, 12 from 84, there remain 72 OTHELLO | C’est un_, He’s very jealous OTITE oti'tis [otai'tiss] inflammation of the ear Ottoman -e a._n | OTTOMANS _n Ou conj. or : either | _bien, Or cut. where : whence : which ; in, into, at, to, on, from which [temps) when | _ en sommes-nous de ... ? How far have we got with ...? | C’est la _ je voulais en venir, That is just what I was driving at | D’_, Whence | D’_vient-il? Where does he come from? | Par_ ...? Which way...? | _que, Wherever | Dans le cas _ ..., In case ... OUAI'LL'ES■ [pi] flock Ouais'! int. Hey ! Well now! OVATE [say la_, not l’_] wadding : cottonwool | _r' va. to pad OUBLI forgetfulness : forgetting : neglect: oversight | Par_, By an oversight | Tomber dans 1’_, To fall into oblivion | OUBLIE wafer Oublier' va. to forget (de, to] to overlook OUBLIETTES' (pi] —ette : secret dungeon Oublieux- -ease a. forgetful OUEST west [vent) west wind | _sud_, West-south-west | _quart sud _, West by south | _quart nord_West by north | _ nord —, West-north-west [F. NORTH] Ouf! int. Oh ! Oui ad. yes | _-da, 0 yes : yes certainly : yes sure | Je crois que_, I think so [ou I think it is, he is, they are, it will, it did, it was, etc.] Que_! Yes, to be sure! | Je dis que _! I say it is'! | Si — ou non ..., Whether or not... Oui -e pp. heard | OUf-DIRE hearsay Tholes OU'iE hearing | _S' [pi] gills [mus) sound- Ouill'er’ va. to fill up: to make good the loss Oui'r va. to hear [through evaporation OULE pot: trough | OURAGAN" hurricane Ourdir va. to warp [fig) to weave OURDISSAGE warping Ourler' va. to hem | _ a jour, To hemstitch OURLET" hem | _a jour, Hemstitch OURS [oorce] bear | _blanc, Polar bear | _ mal leche, ‘Regular bear’ | OUJtSE she-lear | Grande, Petite_, Great, Little B OURS1N" sea-urchin [eu/rtchinn] OURSON" bear’s cub : young bear Ouste ! int. Out of the way, there! Off you go! OST ENGLISH-FRENCH OUT OS'TRICH [oss-lriteh] autrucliet /Oth'er pron. & a. autre [F. Each] _s,_ ^ people, Les autres : autrui | Any_, Tout 3 autre | Every_day, Tous les deux jours | ‘3 Every_..., Un-e ... sur deux | Some one ^ or Une personne ou une autre : quelqu’un We must be one thing or the_11 faut etre w l’un ou l’autre | On some pretext or_, Sous S un pretexte quelconque | To be coming the V _WAY, Venir en sens inverse “ Oth'erwhere ad. ailleurs VOth'erwise [i ai] ad. autrement: sans quoi OTT'ER loutre | -HOUND [li asp] OTT'OMAN [sofa) ottomane [centre_) milieu de salon [stool) tabouret | Box-_, Banc a coffre | Fender-_, Garde-feu OUG'HT [ot, o dans sort] quelque chose [u def.) devoir: falloir | I_to go there, 11 faut que j’y aille : je dois [or devrais] y aller | I — not to have gone there, Je n’aurais pas du y aller| I think I_to ..., Je crois devoir ... | Yes, you_to ! Oui, vous devriez ! OUNCE [anim. & Eng. weight) once [Roughly speaking, ask in shops for ‘ trente grammes.’ The avoirdupois_is 28'3495 grammes : the troy and apothecaries’_, 3V1035 grammes] Our [amir] a.poss. notre [pi) nos | From — place, De chez nous To_place, Chez nous Ours [aourzz]pron. possess, le notre : la notre [pi) les nbtres | It is_, [our property) c’est a nous [our authorship, or working) c’est de nous | A friend of_, Un de nos amis : une de nos amies : un-e ami-e a nous Ourselv,es[ao?tr-sel'ttZ2]f>row.[pl]nous-memes> nous [in reflect, verb) nous [ V. Comite] We hurt_, [ou, we are hurting_,] Nous nous blessons | OU'SEL [V. Ouzel] Oust [aousstt] va. evincer : ‘ degommer ’ OUT [aoutt] [typ] bourdon | To see the_' of it, [fam] En voir la fin Ollt [aoutt] a. [pupil, etc.] externe [ad.) Ll L j10rs ; clehors [gone away) sorti [extinguished) eteint [exhausted) epuise [to the end) jusqu’au bout [empty) vide [of time, ‘up’) echu [showing) decouvert: expose : se mon- trant [soldiers, troops) sur pied [rivers, etc.) deborde [call ou cry) a haute voix [distinctly) distinetement | To have a tooth _, Se faire arracher une dent | To have it_with. Avoir des explications j Leave to go_, Permission de sortir: exeat | He’s sadly put_about it, 11 en est tres mecontent | He’s_entirely, [in guessing] 11 n’y est pas du tout | He’s not so far_! 11 n’en est pas si loin! | I don’t think I shall be far_if I estimate ..., Je ne crois pas me tromper de beaucoup, en evalu- ant ... | My hand is_Je n’y ai plus la mam [F. SIGHT : POCKET] To see ... _, Voir la fin de [person) reconduire | To be_of..., N’avoir plus de ... [F. (below)_of] To tire ... _, Fatiguer : ‘ereinter’ | To wear_, [exhaust) epuiser [clothes, etc.) user | Just_, [book] Vient de paraitre | The best..._, Le meilleur [or la_e, etc.] ... qui existe _and away, sans contredit: de beaucoup _and out [fam] [a.) franc :vrai:complet [ad.) ... a plate couture | An_and_Englishman, Foncierement anglais : ‘un A pur sang’ _to_[measurement] Hors d’oeuvre _at the ELBOW'S, troue aux coudes _loud ad. tout haut [F. Outright] _of, hors de [from) de [sheltered from) a l’abri de [beyond) outre [opposed to) contraire a [not [.Please turn over OUT FRANC AIS—AN GL AIS OUT OUTARDE bustard | Grande_, Great B OUTIL" tool: implement [equipment OUTILL'AGE tools (pi] appliances (pi] plant : Outill'er’ va. to furnish ... with tools : to equip OUTILL'EUR tool-maker [.••• with plant OUTRAGE _ : insult [dr) offence (a, against] [poet) ravages (pi] Outrageanf -e a. insulting Outrager' va. to out'rage : to insult Outrageux' -euse a. outra'geous [-sem’C -ly] OUTRANCE [n nas] a_, a toute_, ad. to the utmost : to extremes : to death [fam) ‘ to the knife ’ | Combat a_, Desperate fight OUTRE leather bottle: [wine-)skin Outre ad. & prep, besides : further : beyond | En_, Moreover : besides | D’_en_, Right through | — que, Besides | D’_-mer, From the other side of the water : oversea | D’_- tombe, Posthumous | Passer_, To go further: to proceed [F. Beyond] OUT ENGLISH-FRENCH OUT Le mot OUT et ses composes se prononcent aoutt, tres bref. OUT ad. [continued] having any) sans : depourvu de [merely for) par [as,_of SPITE, Par mecliancete] To cut ... _of the ... itself, Decouper ... a meme le [or la] To drink_of a CUP, Boire dans line tasse | To throw ... _of DOORS,_of the WINDOW, Mettre ... a la porte, jeter par la fenetre [F. Break, Burst, etc.] 9 _of 10, 9 sur 10 | I don’t like to be _. of it, Je ne voudrais pas en manquer _of BUSINESS, retire des affaires To be_in one’s CASH, Trouver ... de plus _of DATE, suranne : demode [or, de moins] _of DOORS, dehors: au grand air _of GEAR, debraye [fig) detraque _of HAND, sur-le-champ _of HEALTH [liellth, til fort] malade _of HE'ART [ea a] decourage _of ORDER, derange [poorly) indispose [_of rule) contraire au reglement _of PATIENCE [peche-nnce] a bout de P _of PLACE [a e] [ill-judged] deplace _of a PLACE, sans emploi fsaison _of PRINT, epuise | _of SEASON, hors de _ of SIG'HT [sciitt] hors de vue [F. SIGHT] _of SORTS, pas dans son assiette : mecontent _of STOCK, epuise : vendu _of TEM'PER, de mauvaise humeur _of TUNE, faux [pers, F. _of sorts] _of the WAY, hors du chemin: ecarte | To get _of the WAY, se ranger | Get_of the WAY! Otez-vous de la! | To get_of ...’s WAY, S’oter du chemin de... | Tourists go 60 miles — of their WAY to see it, Les touristes se derangent de 20 lieues pour voir cela | To keep — of the WAY, Se tenir eloigne | To put ... — of the WAY, Ranger [inconvenience) deranger [get rid of) se debarrasser de —-of-the-WAY a. ecarte: rare [queer) etrange: insolite [dear) cher | In some _ CORNER, Dans un petit coin | An_VILLAGE, Un bourg retire _of WORK [ou-eurke, bref] sans travail To — with [a word] Lacher | _with him! a laporte! Eaites-le sortir! |_ with it! Achevez! [show it) ‘Faites voir!’ _vn. se manifester [Ir. MURDER] Outbal'ance [le-nnce] va. l’emporter sur Outbid’ va. [imp. & pp._] encherir sur Out'board a. [F. Secure] Outbra've va. braver OUT'BREAK eruption: eclat: commencement [malady) epidemie [pop. indig.) explosion OUT'BUILDING dependance: hangar OUT'BURST explosion : eclat: acces OUT'CAST paria:desherite [a.) expulse :rejete OUT'COME resultat OUT'CROP affleurement [Belg.) sope OUT'CRY cri: tolle : clameur Outdo’ [dou] va. [imp. Outdid : pp. Outdone] surpasser : l’emporter sur : devancer Out-door [dor] a. en plein air [not lodged in the house) externe [F. Indoor] _RELIEF secours a domicile Out'er a. de dehors : exterieur | _COVER [tyre] enveloppe | _HARBOUR avant-port Out'ermost a. exterieur [or le plus avance] OUT'FIT trousseau : attirail [&) equipement OUT'FITTER confectionneur [& & X) fournis- seur d’objets d’equipement Outflank' va. deborder : tourner Outgen'eral [djen-e-re-l] va. ‘darner le pion a’ Out'going a. sortant [former) ancien OUT'GOINGS [pi] depenses Outgro'w [pro] vn. [imp. Outgrew : pp. Outgrown] [in size) devenir trop grand pour ... [overtake) depasser OUT’GU'ARD garde avancee OUT'HOUSE appentis : hangar : dependance OUT'ING | To take an_, Faire un petit tour [or une excursion a la campagne, etc.] Ou tland'ish a. etranger: bizarre [name, etc.) ‘ a coucher dehors’ [spot) perdu pvivre a Outlast' va. durer plus longtemps que: sur- OUT'LAW proscrit [va.) mettre hors la loi OUT'LAWRY mise hors la loi OUT’LAY [le] depense [va.) depenser OUT'LET issue : sortie [market) debouche OUT'LIER [lai-e-r] isole OUT'LINE [lainn] contour : profil [sketch) croquis [broad) grandes lignes (pi] [a.) [map] muette [va.) esquisser : contourner Outliv'e [Ziw] v. survivre a : passer : enterrer OUT'LOOK vue: perspective Out'Iying a. isole: eloigne [outstanding) a per- cevoir _parts of the town, Quartiers ex- Outmarch' va. devancer [centriques Outnum'ber va. surpasser en nombre OUT'-PATIENT [& f] malade a domicile OUT'-PORTER commissionnaire OUT'POST avant-poste OUTPOUR'ING [aoutt-porigne] effusion OUT'PUT rendement: debit OUT'RAGE [redj]_: atteinte [va.) outrager Outra'geous [redje-ss] a. outrageant:furieux: atroce : sanglant | _ly ad. outrageusement: enormement: affreusement | _NESS carac- tere outrageant: enormite OUT FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS OUV Outre -e a. exaggerated : outrageous : overstrained : wild : out of all reason OTJTREGTJIDANCE overweening conceit-.pre- sumption [fam) bumptiousness [vulg) ‘ cheek’ Outrecuidant' -e a. conceited : overweening Outremarin" -e a. beyond the sea(-s] OUTREMER [<fc a.] ultramarine Outrepasser’ va. to go beyond Outrer’ va. to overdo : to overstrain | _les ciioses, To exaggerate : to go too far Ouvert" -e a. open : bleak : unprotected : frank | a ciel_, Open | a livre_, At sight | Tout -e grand-e_-e, Wide open | pp. F. Ouvrir Ouvertement’ ad. openly OUT ENGLISH-FRENCH OVE Outran' [imp. V. Outrun] OUTRIDER [i at] piqueur OUT'RIGGER portant dehors : boute-lof Outri'g'ht ad. sur-le-champ : tout a fait: fort et ferme | To laugh _, Ne pouvoir s’em- pecher de rire aux eclats Outrun' va. [imp. Outran : pp. Outrun] de- Outsai'l va. depasser [.passer OUT'SET | At the very_, a Vorigine : au debut : des la premiere heure Outshi'ne [i at] va. depasser en eclat OUT'SI'DE [i at] dehors [brown of meat) rissole [top of ’bus) imperiale [driver’s seat) siege _a. du dehors : exterieur [passenger) d’twi- periale | _ad. dehors : en dehors : a l’ex- terieur | At the_, Tout au plus | To ride _Aller sur Vimperiale [or sur le siege du cocher] _ BROKER coulissier The— EDGE [skating] Le dehors OUT'SI'DER [i at] etranger : profane [sporting) ‘outsider’ He’s an_, Iln’estpas des notres OUT'SI'DERS (pi] le public : les profanes OUT'SKIRTS (pi] bords [of forest) lisiere [of town) faubourgs (pi] [of great city) banlieue (Outspan' [-nne'd] v. [S. Africa] deteler | Out'spo'ke'n [o] a. franc [V. Plain-speaking Out'sprea'd a. deploye | Outstanding a. vieux [debts) a percevoir *SOut'stret'che‘d a. etendu Outstrip' [-ppe'd] va. devancer : depasser ®Outvo'te va. l’emporter sur jsOut'vvard [oueurdd] a. exterieur : de de- ■w hors | _baggage office, Salle des bagages a Varrivee |_,_s ad au dehors [F. Entry] § -bound, En cours de voyage : en partance _ly ad. exterieurement: en apparence Outwei'gii [one] va. 1’emporter sur Outwit'[-tted] va. jouer : ‘mettre dedans’ VOUT'WORKS ouvrages avances : dehors OU'ZEL merle | Water_, Cincle plongeur OV'EN [e-ve-nn\ four | Coke_, Four a coke | Common _, Four banal | Dutch , Cuisiniere O'ver prep. & ad. sur : au-dessus [leap, step, etc.) par-dessus [_hill, etc.) par [F. DALE] [on other side) de [or a] l’autre cote de : au dela de [too) trop [more than) plus de [overplus) de reste [done with) passe : fini : terming | To be nearly_, Tirer a safin | To get _, Franchir [recover) revenir de : se re- mettre de | To give_, Cesser | To hand_, Passer :livrer | To leap_, Sauter par-dessus| _again, Encore une fois | _and _again, Bien des fois : sans cesse | _and above, En sus (..., de] All_, Tout a fait [everywhere) partout [one’s body) par tout | All_smut, Tout couvert de noir | It’s all_with C D! C’en est fait de CD! | Carried_, [book-k] a reporter [or, ‘report’] _night, La veille | Man of_50, Homme de plus de 50 ans | Paper given_, [typ] Main de passe | _-particular, Par trop exigeant: meticuleux O'ver-all DIMENSIONS dimensions extremes : encombrement total O'YERALLS [pi] vetements de travail : des ‘ bleus ’ [aviator’s) combinaison ["mider Overaw'e [awe comme o dans sort] va. inti- Overbal'ance [bale-mice] va. l’emporter sur | _one’s self, faire la bascule Overbeax*' [here] va. [imp. -bore : pp. -borne] surmonter: accabler Overbearing [her] a. imperieux O'verboa'rd [bordel ad. | To fall_, Tomber par-dessus bord j To throw ... _, Jeter ... a la mer | A man_! Un homme a la mer! Overbux*'den [be-r] va. accabler (with, de] Overcam'e [imp. F. Overcome] Ovei*cas't a. couvert | _va. [imp. & pp. _] [figures) porter trop haut [sewing) surjeter O'ver-cau'tious a. par trop prudent O'YERCHARGE charge excessive [price) prix surfait [va.) surcharger(with,de] [price) faire payer trop cher (..., de] [fam) ecorcher Overclou'd va. obscurcir ] _ed pp. couvert O'VERCOA’T [cote] pardessus O'vei’-col'oui'e’d a. [fig] exagere : charge Ovei’conx'e va. [imp. -came: pp. -come] surmonter [with, de) accabler : vaincre _vn. l’em- O'verci’ow'ded a. bonde : archibonde |.Porter Overdo' [pr. dou\ va. [imp. Overdid : pp. Overdone, pr. de-nn] outrer : charger : exceder [cooking) faire trop cuire Ovei’don'e [de-im] a. exagere : outre [cooking) trop cuit [pers) ‘ ereinte ’ | I’m _ with it, J’en ai par-dessus la tete O'VERDOSE [s f] trop forte dose O'VERDRAW [bank] exces _va. [imp. Overdrew : pp. Overdrawn] depasser le montant de son credit [by, de) exceder Overdri've [i at] va. [imp. -drove : pp. -driven] surmener : ‘ ereinter ’ O'verdu'e [dioii] a. ... en retard : perime O'ver-es'tiniate va. evaluer trop haut O'verexci'ted [i at] pp. surexcite O'ver-expo'se va. [phot] trop exposer O'VER-EXPO'SURE [phot] posetrop prolongee Overfee'd va. [imp. & pp.-fed] nourrir trop O'VERFLOW’ inondation: debordement: sur- abondance \ MEETING deuxieme reunion (pour ceux qui n’ont pu trouver place a la premiere] _ PIPE [i at] tuyau de trop-plein | Ovex'flo'w’ va. inonder [vn.) deborder: sur- abonder | _ING [& a.] trop plein [of heart) epanchement j Full to —, [hall] Bonde Ovei’gro'w'rx [pr. grone] a. [with, de] couvert [great) enorme : trop grand 0'VERGROW‘TH accroissement excessif OUV FRANCAIS—ANGLAIS OVA OUVERTURE opening: hole [A'unear die) span [m. a vap) port [mus) overture [objeetif) aperture [fig) openness : confidence:offer[d’esprit) grasp | Faire des_s a. To make overtures to Ouvrable a. | Jour_, Working-day OUVRAGE work : workmanship : performance! Sans_, Out of work | Se mettre a 1’— To start work | _S' de VILLE [typ] jobbing Ouvrage-e a. wrought Ouvre-e a. diapered [metal) wrought | Linge _, Diaper [grain d’orge) huckaback 0 UVREE as much as a man can till in a day OUVREUR opener | OUVREUSE box-opener OUVRIER" workman : operative : journeyman : working-... [de ferme, etc.) labourer Ouvrier“-iere a. working | Maisons (or habitations) _ieres. Workmen’s dwellings | Question _iere, Labour question OUVRIERE work- woman | Premiere_, Foreuoman Ouvrir va. (Table 23) to open : to open up (a, at] to cut [Fappetit) to sharpen [des voiles) to unfurl [souscription) to start : to set... on foot | S’_, To open: to open one’s mind (a, to] OUVROIR workroom | OVAiRE o'vary OVE ENGLISH-FRENCH OVE Overhang' v. [imp. & pp. -hung] surplomber : faire saillie : pencher (..., sur] [fig) menacer O'YERHAUL | A thorough_, Une entiere re- fonte | _va. radouber : revoir [the sheet of a sail, etc.) affaler [gain on) rattraper Overliea'd [liedd] ad. par-dessus la tete : en haut | _SYSTEM [trams] systeme a trolley | _WIRE fil aerien [F. Telpherage] Overhea'r [ea r] v. [imp. &pp. -heard, he-r-de] entendre par hasard Overhead [h/ite] va. echauffer[tech)surchauffer Overhung' [imp. & pp. V. Overhang] Overjoy'edpp. transports dejoie : ravi (at, to, de] To be _, Nager dans la joie Overla'de n [a e] pp. surcharge (with, de] Overlaid' [imp. & pp. V. Overlay] O'verland a. ... par vote de terre O'YERLAP recouvrement _ [-ppe'd] va. recouvrir fsur O'VERLAY [typ] hausse [ret:) poser une liausse Overlay' [le]va. [imp.&pp. Overlaid] couvrir [choke) etouffer Overlea p [lipe] va. franchir Overload' [lode] va. surcharger (with, de] O'VERLOA'DING [lode] surcharge Overlook' va. [to watch) surveiller [ignore, excuse) laisser passer : fermer les yeux sur ... [miss) ne pas remarquer [forget) oublier [situation, buildings) dominer [window) donner OVERLOOK'ER surveillant [sur OVERLOOK'ING surveillance O'VERMANTEL glace de cheminee a etageres O'vermatch va. etre trop forte partie pour O'vermuch' [me-tch] ad. par trop [hibr soir O'verni'glit [naitt] ad. la veille [yesterday) Overpay' va. [imp. <f- pp. -paid] trop payer O'VERPLUS [ple-ss] surplus : exces Overpovv'er ra. vaincre [to crush) accabler (with, de] _ing a. ecrasant O'VER-PRESS'URE surmenage (scolaire, etc.] O'VER-PRODUC'TION sxirproductio7\ Overran' [imp. V. Overrun] Overrate [rete] va. estimer trop haut: surfaire: faire trop de cas de [in taxes) surtaxer Overrea'ch [ritcli] va. tromper : duper [iiorse, vn.) forger | _ing a. trompeur Tsurmener Overri'de [i at] va. [imp. -rode : pp. -ridden] Overrule [roule] va. gouverner : maitriser (by, par] [law) rejeter | It was_d for GOOD, ‘Dieu fait bien ce qu’il fait’ [or, ‘Dieu a ses desseins Overruling a. | An _ PROVIDENCE, La P tmlte-puissante qui gouverne le monde Overrun' va. [imp. -ran : pp. -run] envahir : inonder: infester (with, de] [typog.) remanier OVERRUNN'ING [typ] remaniement Oversea' a. ... d’outre-mer Oversee' va. surveiller [F. Overlook] OVERSEE'R surveillant [of works) contremai- tre [typ) prote [parish_) administrateur de la taxe des pauvres | Assistant_, Sous-per- cepteur de la taxe des pauvres V- Upset Overset' v. [imp. <fc pp. _] renverser : verser Overshad ow [chadd’o] va. proteger [shade) ombrager [darken) obscurcir O'VERSHOES [chouze] caoutchoucs : claques Overshoo't va. [imp. & pp. -shot] depasser | To_the mark, Depasser le but O'VERSHOT WHEEL roue en dessus O'YERSIG'HT surveillance [error) oubli | By an_Par 0 Overslee'p one’s self vn. [imp. & pp. Overslept] dormir trop [or trop longtemps] [ F. O'VER-SLEEVES fausses manches [Must Overspread' va. [imp. <fe pp. _] se repandre sur : s’etendre sur Overstate [a e] va. exagerer Overstep' [-ppe'd] va. depasser Overstock' va. encombrer (with, de] O'VERSTRAIN surmenage Ts’ereinter Overstrai'n va. outrer : surmener | _o’self, O'vert a. ouvert: manifeste Overta'ke [teke] va. [imp. -took : pp. -taken] rattraper: atteindre | _n pp. [by, par] sur- Overtas'k va. accabler : forcer Lpris Overtax' va. surtaxer : trop demander a O'VERTHRO W' [th fort, w nul] renversement: mine: defaite Overthro'w [th fort, w nul] va. [imp. -threw: pp. -thrown] renverser : ruiner : defaire O'YERTIME [iaV] lieures supplementaires [or en sus] To work_, Faire des H’s s's Overtop' [-ppe'd] va. s'elever au-dessus de OVERTURE [tioure] ouverture fee Overtur'n [te-rne] va. [V. Upset] OVERTURNING [te-rne] bouleversement Overval'ue va. estimer trop [com) evaluer trop Overwee'ning [ouhie] a. outrecuidant O'VERWEIG'HT [ouete] exeedent: surpoids Overwhelm' [houelme] va. [with, de] accabler [gratitude, etc.) combler |_ing a. accablant: foudroyant [majority) ecrasante _ingly ad. d'une rmniere accablante OVERWORK [oueurke] surmenage | I am sadly worn by_Je suis epuise par le sur- croit de travail OVA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS OZO OVALE a.] o'val | En_, Oval-shaped [ad.) OVALISTE silk-winder [ou thrower] [orally OVATION" [o-veche-nnl OVES‘ (pi] egg and dart moulding : egg M OVIPARE oviparous animal [a.) oviparous Oxhydrique a. oxyhy'drogen OXYDE oxide [i at] Oxyder' va. to oxydize OXYG^NE _gen | Oxygener'va. to oxygenate OYAT" sea-reed: matweed OZOKERITE ozokerit | OZONE _ OVE ENGLISH-FRENCH OZ • Overwork' [owettrfc] va. exceder : surmener | To — one’s self, Etre surmene : se surmener O'verwToug’ht a. trop travaille : excede Owe [eem] va. devoir : etre redevable [a ...]de O'wing [ow, eaii\ part, du (to, a] _ to, Yu le [or la] ... | _to this, [ou that] a cause de cela : grace a cela ... | It is_to ..., Cela tient a ... | This is _ to my starting yesterday, Cela vient de ce que je suis parti hier OWL [aoZ] hibou | Barn _, Effraie | Hawk_, Chouette epervier | Long-eared _, Moyen-duc Great horned-__ Grand-due | Screech-_, Chat-liuanti Short-eared _, Hibou brachyote| Snowy_, Chouette Manc7ie|OW'LET lmlotte Own [one] propre | It is not my _, Ce n’est pas a moi [or le mien] [not my_ doing) ce n’est pas de moi | One’s__ Son [F. Accord : Pocket] House of his _, Maison a lui | To make ... one’s __ Faire ... sien [or sienne, etc.] At his_expense, a ses frais | On one’s _ account, Pour son compte | With my _ eyes, De mes yeux [or, de mes propres yeux] To hold one's_, Se maintenir | Own va. re- connaitre : confesser [lay claim to) reclamer [possess) posseder OW'NER [pr.o-ne-r] proprietaire [ship-owner) armateur | Joint_, Co-proprietaire | Rightful_, [holder] Titulaire | _SHIP propriety 1 T^jirp chin 7P OX [pi. Oxen] boeuf | -EYE DAISY grande marguerite | -TAIL SOUP soupe a la queue de boeuf OX'FORD | _ BOR'DER, FRAME, cadre a croisillons | _GREY marengo | _SHOES [pi] souliers Richelieu OXO'NIAN [dn-ye-nn] etudiant d’Oxford OYS'TER [oiste-r: o comme dans sort] huitre \ Scalloped _s, Des H’s en coguilles j -BED banc d’JT’s [artificial) pare a H’s | -BAR bar ou l’on consomme des H’s \ _BREEDING ostreiculture | -CATCHER huitrier | -MAN, -WOMAN ecailler-ere | -SAUCE sauce aux H’s | -SHELL ecaille d H oz. ahrev. pour ‘Ounce’ [28’35 grammes] P FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PAI P [;pey] P [pi] P.P.C. [F. p. 469] PACAGE pasturage [F. Paturage] Pacager- va. to pasture : to graze PACHA Pa'sha PACHYDERMES' [pi]_mata [paki-de-r'-me-ta] P AC IFIC ATEUR-TR JCF peace-maker [a.) paci- PACIFICATION" — [keche-nn] [fying Pacifier- va. to pacify Pacifique a. pacific : peaceful: peaceable _ment- ad. peaceably : quietly PACIFISME | Le_, The peace movement: the promotion of peace : pacifism \... PACIFISTE pacifist: peace-advocate [a.) peace PACOTILL'E parcel : lot : rubbish | De _, ‘Slop’: trumpery : shoddy PACTE compact | Pactiser" vn. to make a compact (avec, with] to compound PADOU tape : ferret | Paf 1 int. Bang! [a. fam) PAOAIE paddle Ltipsy Pagale ad. [4>] En Higgledy-piggledy PAGANISME [eece-ni]_sm [pe-ghe-nizz-e-tri] Pagayer* v. to paddle PAGE [pazh] _[pedj] Metteur en _s, Clicker | Mettre en_s, To make up | Mise en_s, Making up PAGE_[pedj] ‘tiger’: young footman [derobe) dress-suspender | Hors de__ [fig] One’s own master: independent PAGINATION" paging [ Paginer* va. to page PAGN'E short [savage’s] drawers (pi] platted PAGODE _da [.stuff PAIE [pai-ie] PAIE-MENT- [V. Paye, etc.] PAlEN" -ENNE [& a.] heathen PAILL-ARD"-E [vulg] loose fellow [ou woman] PAILL'ASSE clown [fig)‘weathercock’ [a.) lewd PAILL’ASSE palliasse: mattress PAILL'ASSON" straw mat [jardin) matting PAILL'E straw : chaff [menue_) chaff [dans l’ceil) mote [de diamant ou de metal) flaw [a. invar.) straw-coloured | _d'ltalie, Leghorn (hat] Chaise de _, Straw-bottomed chair | Mettre ... sur la _, To ruin | Tirer a Za courte _, To draw for it (i.e.the longest straw] PAILLE-EN-QUEUE ring-tail PAILLER" [cour) farm-yard [tas de paille) heap of straw [grange) barn : shed Paill’er* va. to cover with straw PAILL-ET"heap of straw [■&) mat: sword-mat | _larde, Paunch mat | Du vin_, Wine of a pale colour Paill'eter* va. to spangle (de, with] PAILL'ETTE spangle PAILL'EUR -ETJSE dealer in hay and straw PailTeux- -ease a. defective:... with a flaw in it PAILL'ON" spangle : straw : wicker basket PAILL’OTE straw-hut (ou -shelter] PAIN" bread | Un pain, A loaf [de, of) a cake | _a cacheter. Wafer | Petit__ Roll | Petit_ au lait, French roll (made with milk] _ benit, Consecrated bread | C’est _ benit! Serves him [ou ...] right! | _bis,_de son, Brown bread | Avoir son_cuit, To be provided for | _d’epice, Gingerbread |_frais, rassis, New, stale bread [F. Menage]_de sucre, Sugar- loaf | Arbre a_, Bread-fruit tree | Au_et a Veau, On bread and water P ENGLISH-FRENCH Pr. pi PAI P [pr. pi] To mind one’s p’s and q’s, Etre sur ses gardes | -JACKET [F. Pea-J] PACE pas : train [horse) allure [un.) marcher [m.) arpenter | To_up and down, [or to and fro,] Arpenter de long en large: faire les cent pas | To keep_with, Marcher avec : suivre [fig) aller de pair avec | -MA'KER entraineur Pa'cify va. apaiser : pacifier PACK balle [hydropathy) maillot [of hounds) meute [of cards) jeu [lot) tas _HORSE cheval de bat | -ICE banquise \ -SADDLE bat | _THREA'D ficelle Pack va. [bundle) empaqueter [in a case) em- baller [in cask, etc.) mettre en baril [cram) entasser [jury) trier subrepticement [piston) garnir d’etoupes [rails) caler | To ‘_(a pers.) off,’ Envoyer promener ... | To_up, Em- baller (etc.] [prepare to go) faire ses mattes | ‘_up one’s traps,’ Plier bagage PACK'AGE colis | PACK'ER emballeur PACK'ET paquet [boat) paquebot PACK'ING emballage : mise en caisse [piston) garniture [wedging up) calage : cale | -BOX presse-e'foujpe [spring) boite a garniture metal- lique | -CASE [kece] caisse: C d’emballage | -CASE-MAKER layetier: emballeur -NEEDLE aiguille a emballage -PAPER papier d’emballage PAD [inking, etc.) tampon [writing _) sous- main : buvard [cushion) bourrelet Pad [-dded] va. ouater (with, de] rembourrer [room, etc.) matelasser : capitonner Padd'ed CELL cellule matelassee PADD'ING ouate [fig) remplissage P AD'DLE pagaie [of steamer) aube [«.) pagayer: ramer [at the seaside) barboter | To _ about, Patrouiller [vulgar] -BOX tambour _STEAMER bateau a aubes (or ‘a roues’] -WHEEL roue a aubes PADD'OCK [pa'de-k] enclos ‘ PADD'Y ’ Irlandais PADD'Y-FIELD riziere ["... au cadenas PAD'LOCK cadenas [m) cadenasser : fermer PA'GAN [pe-ghe-nn] [& a.] paien -enne PAGE [pedj) page [boy) page [w.) paginer PA'GEANT [padje-nntt] pompe : spectacle : cortege historique | PA'GEANTRY apparat PA'GING [a e) pagination [typ) numerotage | _MACHINE, M a numeroter Paid a. [letter) affranchi [pp.) paye -e [pp. for ‘received’) acquitte [in signing) ‘pour acquit’ [F. Pay]_for, Paye | ‘PAID ON’ [& pp.] debourse | _off [regiment] congedie | ‘— up’ [share list] ‘sommes versees’ \ —-up SHARE action liberee | Fully -up, Entierement libere PAIL [pe'Ze] seau | PAIL'FUL seau PAIN [pene] douleur | A_in the head, Une douleur de tete \ In great_, Tres souffrant | On_of, Sous peine de | This news gives me _, [ou pains me] Cette nouvelle me fait de Za peine | He takes _s, II se donne de la P [or du mal] _staking a. assidu : laborieux Pain [pene] va. faire mal a : faire souffrir [fig) faire de la peine a PAI FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PAL PAIR peer : equal [oiseau) mate [com) par [a.) equal (de, with] [nombre) even | Au_, At par : board and lodging without salary :on mutual terms : ‘ squared up ’ | De_, On an equality : on a par | De_a compagnon, Hail fellow well met | _ou impair ? Even or odd? | Hors de _, Unrivalled PAIRE pair : couple [de pistolets) brace PAIRESSE peeress | PAIRIE peerage Paisible a. peaceable : quiet [ mf -bly, -ly] PAISSEAU prop (for vine] PAISSON" pasture (acorns, etc.] [inst.) stretcher | —nner' va. to stretch Paitre v. (Table 62) to graze: to feed [ses yeux) to feast (de, upon] Envoyer _ ..., To ‘send ... to Jericho’ PAIX' peace : rest: repose | La_a tout prix, Peace at any price | _! Hush! | Pied de_, Peace footing [F. PEACE, ang.j PAL [pi. Pals] pale [pele] stick : dibbler PALAIS' palace [de justice) courts : law-courts (pi] [de la bouche) palate : roof of the mouth | Terme de_, Law-term PALAN" tackle | double, Two-fold purchase| _mobile, Luff-tackle | Garant de_, Fall | Amene sous_, Delivered alongside PALANCRE [or_GRE] [&] trot [fishing line PALANQU'E stockade [”away on Palanqu'er' vn. to hoist: to sway up : to sway PALANQUIN"_[Jane] [&) reef-tackle PAL AT ALE [& Palatal -e a.] _1 PALATINAT" _e | PALATINE victorine PALE sluice : pale [rarne) blade [roue) paddle- board | _s mobiles, Feathering paddles Pale a. [de, with] pale [style) tame PALEE row of piles : timber pier PALE'FRENIER" groom | PALE'FROI palfrey PALIlOGRAPHE palseog'rapher [ang. pr.peli] PALEOGRAPHIE paheog'raphy [ang. pr. peli] Paleglith'ique a. palaeolithic [til fort] PALEONTOLOGIE palaeontology [pr. peli] Paleontologique a. palaeontological PALE'RON"shoulder-blade (of certain animals] PALET" quoit PALE'TOT" [pal-to] ‘_’: great-coat PALETTE [peint)_ [battoir) battledore [de roue) paddle [ecuelle) basin PALEZJR paleness [de style) tameness PALIER" landing [tech) plummer-block [ch. de fer) level run [min) bank [F. Butee] [recant PALINODIE recantation | Chanter la_, To Palir vn. to grow pale [decroitre) to be on the wane | — va. [or Faire _] to make ... turn pale [fig) to throw ... into the shade PALIS" stake : pale : fence PALISSADE palisade (-s] fence : paling [liaie) hedge [fort) stockade Palissader' va. to secure ... with a stockade PALISSAGE nailing up (trees on wall, trellis] PALISSANDRE [or Bois de_] rosewood Palisser' va. to nail up (trees, etc.] PALLADIUM_[pa-led-ye-mm] defence PALLIATIF_ive | _-ive a. palliating PALLIATION“ — [pr. pali-eclie-nn] Pallier' va. to palliate PALMARES list of school prize-winners PALME palm : palm-branch | Remporter la_, To bear away the palm | Huile de_, Palm- oil | ‘Les_s’ (academiques), Decoration for services to education | PALME hand-breadth Palme -e a. [bot) palmated [zool) webbed : web PALMER [tech] micrometer : gauge PALMETTE ‘_’ : palm-leaf ornament PALMIER" palm : palm-tree Palmipede a. web-footed PALM1STE cabbage-palm : sort of squirrel PALOMBE [mb nasal] ring-dove PALONNIER" swing-bar PALOT' spade [pers) rustic PSlot' -otte a. [fam] rather pale PALOTJRDE [Breton word] cockle Palpable a._[-ment' -bly] PALPE feeler Palper' va. to feel [de l’argent) to finger PAI pr. pe ENGLISH—FRENCH PAL Pai'nful a. douloureux -euse : penible [-lly, -ment] It is _to, 11 est penible de PAI'NFULNESS peine [bodily) douleur TPain Pai'nless a. sans douleur | Pains'taking [V. PAINT peinture : couleur [for face) fard [v.) peindre: se farder | Coat of _, Couclie de peinture | -BOX boite de couleurs | -BRUSH pinceau : brosse a peindre PAI'NTER peintre [rope) bosse : cablot PAI'NTING peinture [picture) tableau | Oil_, P a I’huile PAIR hsapaire [pers) couple | Carriage and_, Voiture a deux chevaux | A_of trousers, Un pantalon | A_of compasses, Un compas | They' are a nice_! Les deux font la pair el Pair va. apparier [vn.) s’a : s’accoupler PAL [vulg] ‘copain’ : camarade PAL'ACE [pr. pale-ss] palais [bishop’s) eveche [archbishop’s) archeveche | Picture —, Cinema | -CAR wagon de luxe (en Amerique] Pal'atable [pal'-e-te-be-l] a. bon : agreable (au PAL'ATE [pal'-e-tt] palais [gout Pala'tial [palech-ye-l] a. du palais: magnifique PALA'VER faribole:flagornerie[vn.) declamer: faire des phrases [va.) flatter PALE [pr. pele] pieu [enclosure) enceinte [fig) limites~(p\] [of the church) giron [heraldry) pal [a.) pale | To turn_with, Palir de ... | Growing_, ... en palissant | -face’da.... au PA'LE'NESS [pele-ness] pdleur [feint pale PALISA'DE [side] [ou PA'LING] palissade PALL [a se pr. comme o dans sort] poele : drap mortuaire [va.) affadir [vn.) devenir fade | -BEARERS ceux qui tiennent les cordons du PALL'ET palette [bed) grabat [poele PALL'ET-K'NIFE couteau a palette PALL'IASSE paillasse Tbleme Pall'iate [ete] va. pallier | Pall'id a. pale : PAL'M [pdme] [tree) palmier [branch, and fig) palme [of the hand) paume [anchor) patte | ' To_... off upon, Faire passer ... a | Cocoa- nut _, Cocotier | -OIL pumiein : huile de palme | _ SUN'DAY dimanche des Rameaux PA'L’MIST chiromancien | _RY chiromancie Pa'l'my [pa'me] a. glorieux Pal'pably [pe-ble] ad. dune maniere palpable PAL FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS PAP Palpitant' -e a. palpitating [fig) stirring | — d’interet, Intensely interesting PALPITATION" _[ang. pr. teclie-nn] throb Palpiter' vn. to beat: to pant: to throb (de, PALPLANCHE sheet pile [with Palsambleu ! int. By Jove ! PALTOQUET" clumsy lout Paludeen" -nne a. marsh (fever, etc.] PALUDIER" labourer on the salt-marsh PALUS [Bordelais] low-lying ground : marsh se Pamer' vr. to faint away [de, of, with) to ‘ almost die ’ [V. CARPE] [swoon PAMOISON" | Tomber en _, To fall into a (PAMPE blade PAMPHLET" libellous pamphlet : 1am- ^ poon | PAMPHLETAIRE pamphleteer [These 2 two words are always used in a bad sense g in French] 1 PAMPLEMOUSSE shaddock : grape-fruit l PAMPRE vine-branch PAN" part : front : side : panel [d’habit, etc.) skirt | a six _s, Hexagonal | a _s de BOIS" [maison] Timber-framed | — COUP£ cant PAN" [le dieu] Pan [pann] Pan ! Bang! |_!_! [a la porte] ‘ Rat-tat-tat ’ PANACEE panacea [fam) nostrum PANACHE plume [touffe) tuft [clmte) ‘spill’ | ‘ Faire _’,To be thrown over the handle-bars : to ‘be sent flying’ Panache -e a. variegated se Panacher' vr. to get variegated PANACHTJRE variegation PANADE soup of water, bread, and butter : sometimes with a yolk of an egg added PANAIS" parsnip | PANAMA Panama-hat Panamericain" -e a. Pan-American PANARiS" whitlow PANCAL1ER3' savoy cabbage PANG ARTE paper : bill : show-card PANDOUR_: Hungarian soldier Pane -e a. with bread-crumbs | Eau _ee, Toast- water [V. Panne] PAN^GYRIQUE _ic PAN^GYRISTE _t: eulogist PANETE RIE bread-room PANE' TIERE pouch [1’insecte) black-beetle [meuble) buffet Pangennanique a. Pan-Germanic PANGERMANISME Pan-Germanism PANIER" basket : hamper [de mulet) pannier [voiture) pony-carriage | _a fruits, Fruit- basket | _de fruits, Basket of fruit | ‘ — a salade,’ Prison-van | _ perce, Regular spendthrift | Jeter ... au_, To throw ... into the waste-paper basket | ‘ Sot comme un —,’ ‘As stupid as an owl’ | _a DEJEUNER" luncheon-basket T_, Panic-stricken PANIQVE [or TERREUR _] panic | Pris de PANNE plush [graisse) fat [const) purlin : tie- beam [marteau) point [accident) breakdown [fig) fix [tuile) pantile | _ plombee, Black glazed tile | ‘ Dans la_,’ ‘ Hard up ’ | En_, Sails aback | Etre en _, To lie to' | Mettre en_, To heave to' [F. Heave] * Panne -e' a. ‘ hard up ’ : without a farthing PAN N EAU panel DSjj [vitre) pane [piege) snare | Donner dans le_, To ‘ let o’s in ’ [F. Stream] _X' [&] hatches [F. HATCH] _x de chene, Oak panelling PANNE'TON” key-bit: catch PANONCEAU escutcheon PANOPLIE _ply PANORAMA _ | PANSAGE rubbing down : PANSE paunch : belly Lgro(>mmg PANSE’MENT" dressing [cheval) grooming Panser' va. to dress [cheval) to groom PANTALON" trousers (pi] pair of T’s [pour dames) knickers : drawers (pi] [bouffon) pantaloon | —NNADE buffoonery: sham: humbug Pantelant'-e a. quivering : palpitating PANTENNE | En —, ad. [yards) apeak PANTH'IlISME [eece-m] panthe'ism [izz’m] PANTH'ERE pan'ther [parin'ther, til fort] PANTIERE draw-net [for birds] PANTIN" puppet : ‘flat’ | Un vrai_A regular puppet [on weathercock] PANTINE bundle | PANTOIRE span : pen- Pantois' -e a. out of breath : confused [_nant PANTOMIME _ [panntt-e-maim] PANTOMIME pantomimist PANTOUFLE slipper PAON" [pan, nas. : a in all] peacock | Pigeon _, Fantail | _de jour, Peacock butterfly [F. PAONNE [pann : a in all] pea-lien [Emperor PAONNEAU [pann-o : a in all] young peacock PAPA [both a’s as in cat] papa' [pe-pd'] [fig) ‘old fellow’ | Bon-_, Grand'pa | Grand-—, Papal -e a._1 [pepe-l] [Grand'papa' PAPAZJTE papacy [pe'-pe-ce] PAP AYE papaw [fruit of carica papaya] PAPAYER” papaw [tree] PAPE pope PAL ENGLISH—FRENCH PAP Pal'pitate [tete] vn. palpiter | _tating a. pal- PAL'SY [pol'zi, o dans sort] paralysie Lpitant Pal'ter [a, o dans sort] vn. equivoquer Pal'try [a comme o dans sort] a. chetif: mes- quin [‘shoddy’) ‘de camelote’ [dans le luxe Pam'per va. gater: choyer (with, de] entretenir PAM'PHLET [pamm-fle-tt] brochure-.opuscule [libellous, etc.) pamphlet fea PAMPHLETEER auteur de brochures [derog. sense) pamphletaire fed f PAN terrine [for paints) godet [agr) croute \ S Baking_, Tourtiere | Dripping_, Leche- 8 frite | Frying- Poele | Stew , Preserving —, Bassine [V. Saucepan] VPAN'CAKE [keke] crepe Pan'der [pann] vn. se preter (to, a] [to a person) se faire le complaisant (to, de] PANE [pene] vitre [square) carreau PAN'EL panneau : liste des jures, des mede- cins | _lle'd, a cadres [ceiling) ... en caissons | Oak-panelle'd a. a panneaux de chene | Oak-PAN'ELLING panneaux de chene (pi] PANG [pagn] vive douleur : angoisse PAN'SY [pann'-ze] pensee Pant vn. haleter [fig) soupirer (apres] PAN'TILE [i a/i] tuile creuse : faitiere PAN'TRY office PANTS (pi] pantalon [underwear) cale<;on PAP [child's food] bouillie [V. Feeding-bottle] PA'PACY [pe'-pe-ce] papaute PAP FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PAR PAPERASSE old paper | _r' vn. to rummage out some old papers [ecrire) to scribble —SSERIE ‘ red-tape ’ —SSIER" scribbler : ... fond of red tape PAPETE'RIE [papett'ree] paper-mill :P-trade [art) P-making [necessaire) writing-case PAPE'TIER” stationer: paper-maker PAPIER" paper | Sur le_On P | Dans les petits _s de, In ...’s good books | _ BUVARD" blotting paper | _de CHiNE India-P | _ COUCH^ art-P | _ a DESSIN" drawing-P | _ FAYARD" Sterry’s ou Mather’s plaster | — JESUS' super-royal [a dessin) imperial | _ JOSEPH tissue-P | _ a LETTRES' note-P [plus grand) letter-P | — LIBRE unstamped paper | _ MACH& ‘_’ | _ PEINT' paper- hangings |_QUADRILL'£ sectional P _de SOIE tissue-P | _TEINTit toned [ou tinted] paper | _ de VERRE glass-P Papilionace-e [or_ll'onace -e] a._aceous [papil-i-o-neche-ye-ss] PAPILL'ON" butterfly | _ de NUIT", Moth | _S’ NOIRS' [pi] Blues | _nner' vn. to hover : to flutter about from thing to thing PAPILL'OTAGE twinkling : blinking [peinture) dazzle : blurring [typ) slurring PAPILL'OTE curl-paper [ciragee) sugar-plum (in fancy paper] En_, [cuts] In paper Papill'oter' vn. to twinkle [va.) to dazzle ‘PAPIN"’ [child’s word] sops (pi] PAPISME [eece-m] popery PAPISTE _t [a.) popish [vn. to prattle ‘ PAPOTAGE ’ gossip : idle talk | ‘Papoter" PAPYRUS _ [ang. pr. pe-pai-re-ss] PAQUE passover [V. PAQUES] PAQU'EBOT" steamer : liner | -POSTE mail- PAQU'ERETTE daisy [steamer PAQUES' [or PAQUES•] Easter | Eaire ses_, To ‘ take the sacrament at Easter ’ PAQU'ET" packet: parcel: mail: lot [typ) slip [fer) pile [pers) ‘guy’ [de rner) sea | 11 a fait son_, He’s off Lui donner son_, To ‘ shut him up ’ | Par petits_s, A few at a time PAQU'ETAGE packing : soldier’s belongings Par prep, by : on : out of : through : in : at : about: over : into [— la voie de) via : by way of [pour cause de) for : on account of | De_, By order of : from | _ici, This way : hereabout | _la, That way : by that : so | _-ci _-la, Here and there : now and then | _ ou ? Which way ? | _devant, Before : forwards | _derriere, Behind : backwards | _ le haut, From above | _ le bas, From below | _en haut, At the top | _-dessus, On : upon : over : over and above [ V. Overboard] —-dessous, Under : underneath | _ dedans, Within : inwardly | _dehors, Without | _dela, Beyond | Jeter ..._la fenetre, To throw ... out of the window | _mechan- cete, Out of [ou in] spite | 100 francs_jour, 100 fr. a [ou per] day |_trop ..., Unduly ... PARABOLE par'able [pr. par'-e-be-l] [geom) Parabolique a._ic LPar&b'ola Parache'ver’ va. to finish off (entirely] to terminate : to bring to perfection PARACHUTE _ | PARACLET" _e [klite] PARADE — [pr.pe-rede] show [escrime) parrying | Faire _de, To parade [ou show off] Expose sur un lit de_, Lying in state Parader' v. to show off: to ‘ trot ... out ’ PARADIS' _e [pr. par'ada'ice] heaven [theat) gallery [fam) the ‘ gods ’ (pi] Oiseau de_, [also PARADISIER”] Bird of paradise Paradoxal -e a._dox'ical [fce-1] PARADOXE_x [ang. pr. par'-e-dox] PARAFE or PARAPHE flourish : initialled signature | _r' va. to sign : to initial PARAFFINE paraffin PAP ENGLISH-FRENCH PAR PA'PER [pepe-r] papier feo [newspaper) journal [sur, on) etude : memoire [exam.) composition [bill) ecriteau [leaflet) imprime | _S, papiers : dossier | In_, [cutlet] En papillote \ On_, Par ecrit [in theory) sur le papier | This_runs, Ce P boit | Art_, P couche | Black-bordered _, P de deuil | Blotting_, P buvard | Brief_, P telliere : P ministre | Brown _,Pgris : Pd’emballage : gros papier | Cap_, P gris [mince] P bulle | Carbon_, Papier carbone | Copying_, Pelure a copier | Cream laid_, P verge blanc | Blue, Cream wove_, P velin azure, blanc | Daily, Weekly _, Journal quotidien, J hebdoma- daire | Evening, Illustrated_, Journal du soir, J illustre | Drawing —, P a dessin [SIZES of DRAWING- : Foolscap,Telliere | Demy, Ecu | Medium, Carre | Royal, Grand raisin | Imperial. Jesus | Double Elephant, Grand aigle] Emery_, P d’emeri | Flock P veloute | Foreign post__ P pelure \ Glass __ P de verre | Hand-made —, P a la main | India _, P de Chine : P du Japon | Large _, [copies] Sur grand P | Letter —, P a lettres [du format commercial] Note —, P a lettres | Mourning note_, P de deuil | Plate _, P a estarnpes | Printing_, P d'impression | Printing-out_, Papier a noircissement direct | Sectional drawing_, P quadrille | State_s, P's d etat | Thick_, [copy] Sur P fort | Tissue [ou Silver]_, P de soie Tracing _, P a calquer | Waste_, P de rebut :vieux P’s (pi] Writing_, P a lettres [technic.) P a ecrire | _CAP mitron | -CLIP pince- papiers | In _ COVERS, broche | -FAB'T'E- NER attache parisienne : agrafe parisienne \ -HANG'ER marchandde papiers peints [workman) colleur | -HANG'INGS papier peint | -K’NIFE [naif] coupe-papier | -MILL [and _TRADE] papeterie _MONEY papier- monnaie | -WEIG’HT [ouete] presse-papiers Pa'per [pepe-r] va. tapisser (with, de] mettre du papier sur PAR pair feo | At_, Au P | Above_[com] Au-dessus du P | Below_[com] Au-dessous du P | I’m rather below_, Je ne suis pas a mon affaire : je ne suis pas en train | On a _with, De P avec PARA'DE [pe-rede] p_[public walk) promenade : esplanade : boulevard [for soldiers to display) place d’armes | On —, a la parade _va. faire parade de : promener PAR FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PAR PARAGE rank : position [de la vigne) dressing | _S' [pi] parts : latitudes : shores | Dans ces _, Hereabouts : in our part of the world PARAGOGE_gogy : letter added for euphony PARAGRAPHE _ph Paraitre vn. (Table 63) to appear : to seem : to come out: to show : to make one’s [ou its] appearance | Faire_, To bring out: to show : to evince | Vient de_, [livre] Just published, ou out [ V. Ready] PARALIPOMfcNES- [pi] Chronicles PARALLAXE _x TP bars PARALLELE [<fe a.]_1 (a, to, with] Barres_s, PARALLELE parallel line j Aller _ment, To run parallel (with] PARALLIiLOGRAMME _gram Imach a vap) parallel motion Paralyser' va. to par'alyse ' PARALYSIE [-zee] paral'ysis [-ciss] Paralytique a. —ic ["free from flaw PARANGON" paragon [a., diamant) large and PARAPET"_[par-e-pett] PARAPHE V. Parafe Paraphernaux' | Biens — [pi] Paraphernalia PARAPHRASE _ | _r' v. to paraphrase PARAPLUIE umbrella PARASITE [zeet] _ [qditt] [a.) parasitic PARASOI_[par-e-solV] PARATONNERRE lightning-conductor PAR A VENT" folding-screen : screen Parbleu! int. ‘ Upon my word! ’ Good gx-acious! Bless me! Of course! Certainly! PARC [pr. parrk] park [a vaches) cow-pen [a moutons) (sheep-) fold [aux huitres) bed [<&) locker : rack | _ d’AVIATION" aviation ground | _ a BOULET'S' shot-rack PARCAGE penning [lniitres) laying down Parcellaire | Cadastre_, Register of land PARCELLE particle : small part : piece Parce que conj. because PARCHEMIN" parchment [pr.partch-me-nn-tt] [haricot, pois) parchment-like skin | _E RIE parchment-maker’s : P trade |_IER” parchment-maker fmy PARGIMONIE par'simony : excessive econo- Parcimonieux' -euse a. parsimo'nious : stingy Parcourir va. (Table 16) to go over : to run through : to glance at [ou through] [le pays) to scour (the country] PARCOURS" distance : mileage : run : course: beat: route [droit de_) right of common Parcouru -e pp. [V. Parcourir] PARDESSUS” top-coat : overcoat | Mettre, Oter son_, To put on, take off one’s 0 Pardi! int. [for Pardieu] Of course! PARDON" _ [pdrd'nn] ; forgiveness [fete bretonne) pilgrimage and religious fete : ‘ pardon ’| _! Excuse me ! ‘ I beg your pardon! ’ Pardonnable a. pardonable [pdr'd'n-e-be-l] Pardonner' va. [a, ...] to forgive : to excuse : to pardon [pr. pdrd'nn] to spare Pare -e a. [bal) dress [personne) dressy [chose) nicely arranged [ou set out, ou trimmed] PARE-RRLS'.E wind-screen PARIiGORlQUE [<k a.] paregor'ic PAREIL' equal : fellow [V. Even] PAREILL" E | La _, The same : retaliation Pareil'-li'ea. same : similar : like : such a ...: to match | J’ai le_, I have one like it | On n’a jamais vu chose_lie! I never heard' of such a thing! ["... too Pareill'e'ment' ad. in the same way : as well: PARE'MENT' ornament : altar-cloth : facings (pi] [de nianche) cuff [de mur) facing-stone : face-work [de trottoir) kerbstone PARENT' -E relation | _S' [pi] relations [pere et mere) parents [a e] PARENTE affinity: relations (pi] family PAR ENGLISH-FRENCH PAR PAR'AFFIN [solid)_e [petroleum) petrole PAR'AGON parangon [person) phenix PARAGRAPH _e [short newspaper article) entrefilet [break, in a page) alinea | To begin a_, Mettre [or Aller] a la ligne PAR'ALLEL [par'-e-lell] parallele See [geom) parallele \ Without a _, Sans exemple : sans pareil, or pareille | _BARS, barres paral- leles |_MOTION parallelogramme de Watt Par'alyse [par'-e-ldiz] va. paralyser Par amount a. souverain : supreme | _to, Qui l’emporte sur... | Lord_, Suzerain PAR'AMOUR [par1-e-moure] amant-e PARAPHERNA'LIA [pa-re-feur-nel-ya] (pi] attirail [tinery) falbalas (pi] Parasit'ic [i bref] a. [plant, insect] parasite PAR'ASOL ombrelle Par'boil [oi, o dans sort] va. faire revenir: faire bouillir a demi PAR'BUCKLE trevire [va.) trevirer PAR'CEL [packet) colis : paquet [com) partie [‘lot’) tas | In my next_, [com] Dans mon prochain envoi | Bill of_S, Facture d’en- o voi | Goods and_s, Articles de messagerie \ —S DELIVERY service de factage | _S 81 OFFICE bureau des messageries : B d!expedition | By_POST, Par colis postal Par'cel [-lle'd] va. [&] limander | To_out, Partager [land) morceler Parche'd [pdrtcht] pp. grille [dried) desseche. PARCH'MENT [ch, tch] parchemin fea PAR'DON [pdrd'nn] _ feo [law) grace [va. law) gracier | ‘I beg your_,’ Je vous de- mande P [allow me : it isn’t so) Pardon! Permettez! Pardonnez-moi! [I didn’t hear?) Plait-il ? T ebarber Pare [pere] va. peler [clip) rogner [the edges) PA'RENT [per'-nntt] [<fc f] pere : mere _S [pi] parents | PA'RENTAGE famille Paren'tal [pe-renn'-te-l] a. paternel, maternel: des parents Parenthetical a. [&_lly ad.] par parenthese PA'RING [a e] pelure [clipping) rognure _ K'NIFE ik nul] tranchet PAR'ISH commune [ecclesiastic.) paroisse [a.) de la C: de la P [roads) vicinal [schools, &c.) communal | On the_, a la charge de la commune [in towns) secouru par le bureau de bienfaisance f_CHURCH eglise paroissiale | _COUNCIL conseil municipal (in France] _ DOCTOR medecin cantonal The _ PRIEST, Le cure du village PARISH'I'ONER paroissien-nne : habitant PARK pare fen | _PHiETON victoria PAR FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PAR PARENTH'ESE [s as z] paren'thesis [s ss] Entre —s. In parentheses | Par_, By the way : to digress a moment Parer* va. to deck : to adorn : to ‘do ... up’ (de, with] to dress (de, in] to ward off: to parry: to keep off [ou from] to guard against : to be ready (a, for] [le fer) to straighten PARESSE idleness : laziness | _r* vn. to idle PARESSEUX* -EUSE idle fellow : idler : lazy fellow [ou girl, ou ‘ thing ’] [animal) sloth [a.) lazy: indolent [closes) slow : slow-moving Paresseusement* ad. idly : lazily [up Parfaire va. (Table 38) to complete : to make PARFAIT* perfection | Au _, [gram] In the perfect | Parfait* -e a. perfect: capital : first- rate | — ! Capital! That’s not bad ! Parfait* -e pp. [V. Parfaire] Parfaiteinent* ad. perfectly : excellently : beautifully: to perfection | On y est_[hotel, etc.] The accommodation is very good | _! Certainly! Of course ! Quite so! Parfiler* va. to unravel Parfois* ad. sometimes : at times Parfondre va. to fuse : to blend PARFUM" [nas] per'fume : fragrance: scent [du vin) bouquet | Parfume -e a. perfumed: sweet: sweet-scented Parfumer* va. to perfu'me PARFTJMERIE perfu'mery 0=^ PARFUMEUR -EUSE perfu'mer PARI wager: betting | J’en fais le _, I’ll bet it is | _MUTUEL [A method of betting at PARIA_h : outcast UFr. horse-races PARIADE brace (of partridges]La Pairing- PARIAN**_ [ang. pr. peri-e-nn] [time Parier* va. to bet: to lay | 11 y a gros a_que, The odds are that ... PARIETAIRE pellitory [te-re] PARIEUR betting man PARIS*’ Paris [par'iss] _n’a pas ete fait en un jour. Home wasn’t built in a day | Articles de_, Fancy goods | ‘ Monsieur de _The executioner PARISIEhT'-AW-E [& a.] Parisian [pe-rij'ye-nn] PARITE _ty : comparison : parallel PARJURE perjury [pers) perjurer [a.) perjured sg Parjurer* vr. to perjure one’s self PARLAGE idle talk : chatter Parlant* -e a. speaking. chatty [expressif, etc.) striking | Ce portrait est _, It is a most striking likeness PARLEMENT" parliament 0=^ PARLEMENTAIRE officer with a flag of truce Parlementaire a. parliamentary | Bati- ment_, Ship with a flag of truce Parlementer* vn. to parley PARLER” way of speaking : accent: parlance | Franc —, Freedom of speech | Societe de_S* Dialect society Parier* vn. [given as model of 1st conjugation at Table 1] to speak [causer) to talk (de, about] to tell ... (de, of] to speak (de, of] Cela parle de soi, That speaks for itself | Faire_de soi, To get [ou be] talked of | _affaires, [fam] To ‘ talk shop ’ | _a Voreille, To whisper | _ trop, To talk too much | Humainement parlant, Humanly speaking | L’anglais se parle partout, English is spoken everywhere | Trouver a qui _, To find one’s match | Ne m’en parlez pas! [plats'] You can’t imagine! | Savoir ce que_veut dire, To take the hint PARLEUR -EUSE talker: prattler [a.) talkative PARLOIR parlour [in schools, convents] PARMEN TIER E potato PARMESAN" Parmesan cheese Parmi prep, among : amongst : amidst [ad.) amongst them PARODIE_dy (de, on] _r* va. to parody PAROI side : wall [de l’estomac) coat PAROISSE parish :‘parish church’ Paroissial -e a. parish : parochial PAROISSIEN" parishioner [livre) prayer-book PAROLE word : speech : voice : saying : right to speak [X) parole | Adresser la_a, To address | Avoir la_, To have leave to speak | Couper la _a. To interrupt | Demander la _, To rise [ou ask] to speak | Donner la_ a, To call upon ... to speak | Etre de _, Manquer de_, To keep, to break one’s W | Soyez de_, Be as good as your W | Homme de_, A man of his W Perdre la__ To lose one’s speech ou consciousness | Porte-_, Mouthpiece | Prendre la_, To speak : to be the next speaker | Avoir des_s avec ..., To fall out with : to have words with | La_est a CD, I call on CD [i.e. to speak next] [V. PAROXYSME [eece-m] _sm [izz’ni] IWORD] PARPAILL*0T"-0TE a nickname for Calvin- PARPAING" bonding-stone : sill [*st: atheist PARQU'E one of the Fates \ Les_s' The Fates Parqu'er* va. to put ... in the pen [ou park] to pen ... up : to lodge [Jmitres) to lay down PAR ENGLISH-FRENCH PAR PAR'KIN pain d'epice fait de farine d’avoine PAR'D ANCE | In ordinary_, Dans la conversation : en langage courant PAR'LEY pourparler To_with, Etre en P avec [X) parlementer avec PAR'LIAMENT [par-li-me-nntt] parlement Houses of_[pi] Palais du P : Les Chambres Both houses of_La Chambre des communes et la C des lords [in France) La Chambre des deputes et le Senat [V. Deputation fea] Parlia inen'tary [li-menn-te-rei a. parlemen- taire [election, etc.) legislatif [train) ... de troisieme classe | _DIVISION circonscrip- tion electorate | _PAPER document p PAR'LOUR [par'le'r] salon [convent, etc.) par- loir | -BOARDER [oar, or] [& f.] eleve en chambre | -CAR wagon-salon | -MAID femme de chambre [No exact Fr. equiv.]_TABLE [fe] table de salon Par'lous a. alarmant: perilleux : dangereux Paro'chial [pe-roke-ye-l] a. communal [eccl.) paroissial [fig) de clocher PAROQUET' [ketf] perruche | PARR'AL [re-?] PARR'OT [re-t] perroquet |_racage Parr'y va. parer : eviter Parse va. faire Vanalyse de : analyser <gParsimo'nious [i-e-ss] a. parcimonieux c'PAR'SIMONY [me-ne] parcimonie PAR FRANC AIS- PARQU'ET’' inlaid floor : flooring : enclosure | [justice) bench : court [fig) office of the public | prosecutor : bar [bourse) stock-exchange PARQU’ETAGE flooring Parqu’eter’ va. to floor (de, with] PARQU'ETE'RIE flooring : inlaid-work PARRAIN" godfather [fig) introducer PARRICIDE [ga'ide] [a.) parricidal Parsemer’ va. to strew : to stud (de, with] PARSi Parsee [pdr-ci] PART" _ [a, in) share : concern : hand | a —, Apart: aside : except ...: quite exceptional: original | De_en_, Right through | De — et d’autre, On both sides | Dime —, On the one hand | D’autre_, On the other hand | Les ... d’autre_, The within-mentioned ... | De la_de, On ...’s part: from ... | De toutes _s, From all sides | Donnez-lui... de ma_, Give him ... from me | Quelque _, Somewhere : anywhere | Nulle_, Nowhere | Billet de faire_, Note announcing ... [de mariage) card | Faire_a ... de ...,To acquaint... with ... : to inform ... of ... | Faire la _ de, To make allowance for | En bonne, niauvaise , In a good [ou bad] sense | Tenir... de bonne _, To have (it) on good authority PARTAGE division : portion : share: lot | Ligne de_des eaux, Line of watershed | Point de _Summit level | Sans_, ad. undividedly Partageable a. divisible [diviz’-e-be-l, i bref] Partager’ va. to share : to divide (entre, between] to have a share in | _l’avis de, To agree with | Se_, To be divided : to divide between them | Se_entre, To divide one’s time between PARTANCE sailing | Coup de_, Parting [ou sailing) gun | En_, On the point of sailing : outward-bound | Paquebotsen_juin, ‘ Sailings for June’ | Pavilion de_, Blue-peter -ANGLAIS PAR Partant’ ad. therefore : wherefore PARTENAIRE [& f.] partner PARTERRE flower-bed : plot [theatre) pit [fig) audience : public | ‘Prendre un billet de —,’ To tumble down PARTI party : side : way : means | Bon_, [a epouser] Good match | Esprit de —, Party spirit Prendre _ pour, to side with Prendre le_de, To take ...’s part [suivi d’un verbe) to make up one’s mind to ... | Prendre un —, To come to a decision | 11 n’y a qu’un _a prendre, There’s only one course open | Le _le plus sur, The surest way (de, to] Faire un mauvais_a, To handle... roughly | Tirer _de, To profit by | PR IS1 fixed resolution : foregone conclusion j De_pris’, Deliberately Partiaire [t c] a. | Colon_, Farmer who pays rent in produce Partial -e [t c] a._1 [-lemenf -lly] PARTIALITE _ty PARTIBUS | In_Having the title but no du- Particip'anP -e a. sharing (a, in] Lties PARTICIPATION" [peche-nn] taking part (a, in] En_, On joint account [V. PROFIT] PARTICIPE participle [For rules relating to the agreement of_S, etc., V. Page 30] Participer’ vn. to participate [pr. pete] (a, in] to share, to take part (a, in] to partake (de, of] Participial -e a._1 Particulariser’ va. to particularize PARTICULARITY particular circumstance: peculiarity [to the nobility PARTICULE particle | Avoir la_, To belong PARTICULIER’’[simple_) private individual | ‘Voila le _!’ That’s the fellow! | En _, Separately : in private : aside Particulier’’ -iere a. particular [a, to) peculiar : special [legon, secretaire, etc.) private [ eraenf -ly] PAR ENGLISH—FRENCH PAR ^PAR'SING analyse grammaticale PAR'SLEY persil <!eo | PAR'SNIP panais PAR'SON [se-nn] pretre [of the parish) cure [Protestant) pasteur PAR'SONAGE [se-nedj] cure : presbytere PART partie feo [in, a) part feo [side) parti fea [place) endroit [district) region [of a city) quartier | _S [rnach : pi] pieces : elements | For my_, Pour moi: quant a moi: Moi, ... j For the most_, Pour la plupart | In_En partie | In the early [ou latter] _of, [the week, ou month] Dans les premiers [or der- niers] jours de | Of the one_, the other_, s, [deeds] Dime part, d’autre part To act a_, Jouer un role | To form a of, Faire partie de | To be_and PAR'CEL of, Faire partie integrante de | To take_in, Participer a : prendre part a To take... in good _, Prendre en bonne part | To take ...’s_, Prendre le parti de | What_ does he come from ? De quel endroit est-il ? | From all _s, De tous cotes | In _s, [book] Par livraisons [mach) demonte -e | In these_s [hereabouts] Dans ces parages To all _s of France, Dans toute la F | All _s of the world, Tous les v pays du monde | In foreign_s, a 1’etranger /^Partr. [from, with, de) separer : se s [with,de) se defaire [into, en) partager [cable) rompre [company) fausser compagnie | _with, se 1 defaire de: se separer de | My reason for iing V. with him is ..., Je le congedie parce que ... Parta'ke [pe-r-teke] [ou be a_R] vn. [imp. Partook : pp. Partaken] [of, a] participer : prendre part Par'tial [pdrche-'l] a. [unfair) partial (to, pour] [not entire) partiel | To be_to. Aimer : avoir un faible pour PARTIAL'ITY [pdrclii-aV- e-te] [unfair)_ite'[liking)preference \partie Par'tially [par'-che-le] ad. partiellement: en Participate [tiss'i-pete] vn. participer (in, a] PAR'TICIPLE [par] participe PAR'TICLE [pdr-ti-k’l] particule : parcelle : molecule | Parti-coloure’d [V. PARTY] ^ Partic'ular a. _lier : determine : special : « exact [exacting) exigeant | I’m not _, Je s n’y tiens pas : je ne suis pas difficile | I’m not _to a franc, Je ne regarde pas a un franc -g Nothing_Rien de particulier | I’ve nothing ■T _in hand, Je n’ai rien de presse a faire | i There’s no need of being so_, 11 ne faut pas y 551 regarder de si pres |_ FRIEND, Ami intime PARTIC'ULAR [V. _S] PAR FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PAS PARTIE part: party : portion: parcel: line (of business] [dr) client: party [adverse) ‘other side’ [jeu) game : match (de, of] advocate (de, for] [com) lot [nuts) part | En_In part: in some measure : partly | En_simple, double, By single, double entry | Etre de la_, To go with us (them, etc.] [metier) to be in that [ou the same] line of business | Eaire_de, To belong to | Eaire une_de ..., To play a game of ... | Eaire une_de plaisir a la campagne, To go for an excursion in the country | _ nulle, Drawn game : tie [courses) dead heat _ remise, Something put off to another day Forte, petite_, [com] Large, small lot | Par —s, In lots | Prendre a_, To blame : to take ... to task | _ CIVILE plaintiff (claiming damages] Partiel -lie [t, c] a. partial [not general] ELECTION_LLE bye-election Partiellemenf ad. partially Partii* vn. (Table 20, but conj. with Etre] to set out: to leave : to start (de, from] [arme a feu) to go off |_d’un eclat de rire, To burst out laughing | a_de, From : on and after | Faire _, To send ... away [ou off] to start [arme a feu) to fire [fusee) to send up [citis) to crack | Yoir_..., To see ... off PARTISAN"_ [zanri] follower : advocate | Je ne suis pas_de C, I am not a believer in C PARTITION"_ [c7te-nn] : score Partout' ad. everywhere : anywhere : all [V. Man, v.~\ _ou, Wherever Paru -e pp. [F. Paraitre] PARURE dress : ornament : collar and cuffs (pi] set of jewels [tech) parings Parvenir vn. (Table 15) to reach [F. Reach, u] to gain (a, ...] to attain (a, to] to succeed : to ‘ rise from nothing ’ Faire_, To forward PARVENU -E upstart | _S' [pi] vulgar rich PARVIS" square (in front of a cathedral] Pas' ad. not : not any [F. Ne] _ de, No ... | ... ne pouvait _ ne _etre, ... could not be otherwise than ... [ou could not help being ...] _du tout! Not at all! Not a bit of it! Comment ne_ .... How can we but [ou help ...] [In writing, Point is a more absolute negative than Pas. See the paragraph dealing with the difference between the two words at Table 11 on page 26] PAS” step : pace : walk : pass [d’ltne porte) threshold [de vis, climne, roue) pitch | Aller au__ To walk | Avoir [or prendre] le_ sur, To take precedence of ... : to get ahead of ... | Faire les cent _, To pace up and down | Faux_, Slip | Marquer le_, To mark time ! Mauvais_, Scrape : awkward mess | _d’ANE coltsfoot | Le_ de CALAIS" The Straits of Dover | _ ACC^L^R^quick march | _ de CLERC" mistake a _ de LOUP' stealthily | _de PARADE ‘goose-step’ | Au _ REDOUBLE, Double quick Passable a. tolerable : middling |_ment' ad. tolerably : tolerably well : middling PASSADE passage [natation) ducking PAR ENGLISH—FRENCH PAS V PARTICULARS [le-rze] [pi] details : ren- ~ seignements | Further_, Plus amples de- S tails | For further_apply to ..., Pour plus amples renseignements s'adresser a ... '.S Particularize [raize] va. particulariser V Particularly [le-r-le] ad. particulierement: a, instamment: surtout PART'ING [par] separation : depart [of the HAIR) raie | _WORDS paroles d’adieu PARTI'TION [par-tiche'nri\ partage [in room) cloison [V. Party] _e'd off, Separe Part'ly ad. en partie : partiellement |_black and_white, Mi-parti -e de noir et de blanc PART'NER [d] [com)associe [fam) compagnon- -pagne [husband or wife) conjoint [at dance) danseur -euse [at play) partenaire | _S (pi] [4>] etambrai PARTNERSHIP [a] association | To enter into _with, S’associer avec PAR'TRIDGrE [d] perdrix feo Brace of _s, Couple de P Young _, Perdreau | -BERRY gaultherie du Canada PAR'TY [d] [law, & pleasure) partie [X, faction) parti [group) groupe : troupe [literary, etc.) reunion [in fun, person) individu | To be a_to, Etre complice de | To get up a_, Faire une P | To go out to a —, Aller en soiree \ Dinner-_, Diner | Evening _, Soiree | Labour_, Parti ouvrier | To the proper —, a qui de droit | A third_, Un tiers : une tierce personne | The guilty_ties, Les coupables | -coloured a. bigarre [tech) a deux tons | _SPIRIT esprit de parti PAR'TY-WALL mur mitoyen PA'SHA Pacha PASS [mountain) col : defile [rail) permis (de circulation] [military) laissez-passer[soldier’s leave) permission [free) billet gratuit: carte d’entree | To make a_, Porter une botte \ We have come to a pretty_! Nous sommes dans un bel etat! | I have a_for..., J’ai mes entrees a j -BOOK livret: carnet de banque | _ EXAMINATION examen d'entree \ -KEY passe-partout | -WORD mot d’ordre Pass va. [from, de : to, a : for, pour] passer feci : faire passer [accounts) approuver [sentence) prononcer (on, sur] [make or do) faire [acts of parl’m.) voter [_before, by) passer devant [meet and _each other) se croiser [vn.) passer : se p [customs) passer en douane [exam.) etre re<ju | It came to _, 11 arriva que | _ away, se passer: disparaitre [die) s’eteindre : rendre Vame | _by, passer (devant] [excuse) pardonner : excuser | — on, passer son chemin [fig) passer outre | _ over, passer: passer sous silence: passer sur: excuser | _ ... round, faire circuler ... | _ through, passer par | As I _ through, a mon passage| — MUS'TER, passer: etre passable | _ a RESOLU'TION, voter un ordre du jour j I’ll_my WORD, J’en prends l’engagement Pass'able [e-be-l] a._[road) praticable PASS'AGE [passed;))_fee [by sea) traversee [room to room) couloir : corridor [from front door) vestibule | -MONEY prix de la T | _ ROOM piece de degagement PAS FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS PAS PASSAGE _ : passing : road : way : archway [galerie) arcade [dr) right of way [astr) transit [d’un discours, etc.) part [vote ferree) crossing [fig) transition | Me trouvant de_a ..., Happening to be at... on my way through | a mon _, On my way through | _a niveau, Level-crossing | _en dessous, Road crossing under the line | _par-dessus, Road crossing by bridge over the line | Gagner son _, To work one’s passage PASSAGER-- passenger (by sea or air] _-ere a. passing : fleeting : transient Passageremenf ad. for a brief interval PASSANT- person passing : passer-by [—s-by] _-e a. public [blason) passant | Chemin_, Great thoroughfare | En_, By the way PASSAVANT- gangway [acte) permit PASSE pass : passage : channel [somme) odd money [d’un bonnet) front [typ) paper given over | En_de, In a fair way to [V. NCEUD] PASSIl past | Au_, [gram.] In the past -DIlFINI perfect tense | -INDIlFINI preterite : imperfect [F. Table 1] [faded Passe -e a. & pp. past B^ : gone : gone by : PASSE-DEBOUT-- [pi. _] permit PASSE'-DROIT" [pi._S] unjust favour PASSE'-FLEUR lychnis PASSE'-LACET" [Pl. _S] bodkin Passe-menter- va. to trim ... with lace _TERIE lace : trimming : lace-trade _TIER"-IERE lace and trimming maker PASSE'-MONTAGNE woollen helmet : Balaclava cap PASSE'-PARTOUT- [pl. _] [cadre) [clef) master-key [ki [clef commune) latch-key [scte) panel [ou key-hole] saw: pit-saw [fig) passport [typ) pierced block PASSE'-PASSE" | Tour de_, Sleight of hand PASSE'-PIERRE samphire [trick PASSEPOIL piping PASSE'PORT’ passport [en ang. t se pr.] Passer- v. to pass Eraj : to go [a la posterite) to go down [s'en aller) to go [ou run, ou pass] away [sans s’arreter, pers) to pass on [mourir) to pass away [traverser) to cross [sa me) to spend (d, in, at] [une robe) to slip on [par- dessus, above) to rise [exceder) to surpass : to be [ou get, ou go] beyond [valoir mieux) to be better than [suffire) to do [satisfaire) to satisfy [omettre) to pass over ... [clarifier) to strain, filter [devancer) to beat [transporter) to take [&) to reeve (a rope] tosendup(a mast] [F. Sene] _ pour To be considered ... | Voudriez-vous me faire _ le sel? May I trouble you for the salt? | _ la soiree chez, To spend the evening at ,..’s [ou with ...] _ chez B, To call at B’s [F. Call]_a gue, To ford | _ son chemin, To go about one’s business | ‘ Cela me passe,’ * That’s beyond me ’ | ‘ Cela ne passe pas,’ * It’s no go’ | ‘_ au bleu,’ To disappear : to go | _par ici. To come this way | _par la, To go that way | En_par la, To put up with it | Se_, To pass : to pass away : to go off, to fall off (etc.] to take place : to be going on : to occur | Se _de ..., To do without [F. Spare] Tout le monde y passe, It is the lot of everyone PASSE’REAU sparrow PASSE-RELLE foot-bridge [&) bridge PASSE-RESSE line : lashing PASSE -ROSE hollyhock PASSE--TEMPS- [mp nasal] pastime PASSE-TH-£ tea-strainer | PASSETTE small PASSEUR ferryman [strainer PASSE’-VELOURS" amaranth Passible a. liable (de, to] PASSIF liabilities (pl]_-tve a. _ive [-vement- -ly] Dette passive, Debt owing [Conjugation of Fr. _ verbs, Table 78] PASSION"_EPoj; partiality |_malheureuse, Unrequited love | Avec_, Eagerly : excitedly : passionately : partially | Aimer... a la_, To be passionately fond of ... Passionnant- -e a. exciting : very stirring Passionne -e a. passionate [style) impassioned [de, pour, of) passionately fond |_ment- ad. eagerly : passionately Bsj Passionner- va. to impassion, excite : to fire (de, with] to arouse : to rouse | Se _, To be passionately fond (pour, de, of] to be impassioned : to be carried away PASSOIRE strainer [a legumes) colander PASTE!-: crayon [hot) woad PASTEQUE water-melon PASTEUR pastor : Protestant minister Pasteurise -e a. sterilized Pasteuriser- va. to Pasteurize : to sterilize PASTICHE imitation PASTILL'E lozenge [pour parfumer) pastille Pastoral-e a. _1 [pour pneu) patch PAS ENGLISH-FRENCH PAS PASS'ENGER [pr.pass-nndje-r]voyageur-euse [by sea or air) passager -ere | Foot-_s, Pie- tons [ _TRAIN train de voyageurs | By_ train, [com] Par grande vitesse PASS’ERS-BY [pl] passants Pass'ing a. passager [... of the day) du jour [ad.) fort [F. Surpassing] _ BELL glas-: cloche des trepasses | _ EVENTS actualites \ There is a good deal of _ TO AND FRO, 11 y a beaucoup de circulation PASS'ION [pach'-mi] passion b ln a En colere | To get in a_, Se mettre en C | To have a_for, [person) Avoir une P pour [things) avoir la P de | -FLOWER fleur de la P : grenadille Pass'ionate [pack'-e-ne-t] a. [pers) irascible : emporte [love, etc.) ardent : passionne | — MAN emporte : qui a la fete pres du bonnet | To be _ly fond of, Aimer passionnement: aimer ... a la folie PASS'OVER Paque | PASS'PORT passeport PAST passe [a.) passe [recent) dernier [prep.) au-dela de [hope, etc.) hors de : sans | I am _ fifty, J’ai 50 ans passes | It is _six, 11 est six lieures passees \ It is exactly half-— (six), 11 est six lieures et derate precises | It is 20 minutes _ 4, 11 est 4 heures vingt For some years_Depuis quelques annees For ages_Depuis des siecles | A_master in ..., Passe maitre en ... PAS FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS PAT PASTOUREAU shepherd-boy PASTO URELLE shepherd-girl PAT [patt] stalemate Faire_, To stalemate PATAGHE custom-house lender: revenue cutter tvoiture) stage-cart : ‘ lumbering van ’ PATAQUfeS [2xitack-ess] gross mistake in pronunciation : like our ‘murdering the King’s English’ (such as putting s for t, etc.] ‘PATARAFE’ scrawl PATARAS' stay : preventer shrouds PAT ATE sweet potato Patatras'! int. Bang ! Smash ! PATAUD"-E clumsy chap [ou fellow] [femme) clumsy-looking thing [chien) thick-footed dog | — -e a. clumsy Patauger' vn. to draggle along in the mud [fig) to ‘ make a nice mess of it’ PATE paste [a pain) dough [fabr. du papier) pulp [peint) impasto [fig) sort [Prov. V.COQ] Une bonne _d’homme, Not a bad sort of fellow | ‘Mettre la main a la_,’ To do the work one’s self : to ‘wire into it’ | Carton-_, Pasteboard | _a dresser, Paste for raised pies | _brisee,_fraisee, or frasee, Short- paste | _feuilletee, Puff-paste | _s alimen- taires [or d'ltalie] Italian warehouse articles | _s pectorales, Cough lozenges PAT£ pie [of meat, birds, or game, etc., eaten cold] [petit_) ‘ pate ’ [ou patty] [d’encre) blot [arch) block | Un_[typ] Pie PATEE paste for feeding : cats’ [ou dogs’] meat PATE'LIN" wheedler [fam) native village tone’s old home | _-e a. smooth : artful Pate'linev va. to wheedle : to handle skilfully PATELLE limpet PATE NoTRE prayer | Ses_s’ One’s beads Patent' -e a. obvious | Lettres_es, Letters patent | PATENTS 0=^ license |_de sante, Bill of health | _nette, Clean B PATENTE -E licensed dealer [a.) licensed Patenter' va. to license PATER [patair] [the) Lord’s prayer: large bead PATERE [arch) patera [a rideaux) curtain- hook [a chapeaux) hat-peg Paternel -elle a. _nal [parente) ... on one’s father’s side | _lenient' ad. like a father PATERNITE_ty [pe-teur-ne-te] authorship Pateux' -euse a. sticky : pasty [style) clumsy : PATH'ETIQU'E pathos [a.) pathetic [heavy Path etiqu'enicnt' ad. pathetically PATH'OLOGIE _gy [th fort] Path'ologique a._gical [th fort] PATH OLOGISTE _gist [th fort] PATH'OS [pr. the s] osj bathos : bombast Patibulaire a. ... of the gallows | Mine__ Hang-dog look Patiemment' [ceeam] ad. patiently PATIENCE_ [peche-nnce] [jeu) puzzle [hot) dock [X) button-stick | Faire perdre _a, To put ... out of patience [F. Impatienter] Prendre_, To have P | Prendre en_, To bear ... patiently | a bout de__ Out of patience | Carte de_, Dissected map PATIENT" patient 0=^ [peclie-nnt] sufferer [con- damne) culprit | _-e a. patient Patienter' vn. to have patience [peche-nnce] PATIN"foot: base [pour patinage) skate [tech) slipper [de rail) base [V. Rail, ang.] [monoplan) front-skid | _s a roulettes, Roller-skates | PATINAGE skating [<s3l) slipping (of wheels] PATINE — [oxidation on bronze] Patiner' vn. to skate [roues) to slip [i.e. turn without advancing] [va.) to handle ... indis- PATINEUR -EUSE skater Lereetly Patir vn. to suffer (de, from] P ATI S' pasture P&tisser' vn. to make pastry PATISSE'RIE pastry : pastrycook’s shop PATISSIER''-L£KE pastrycook PATISSON" kind of gourd PATOIS' ‘_J : dialect PATRAQTJE old gimcrack[montre) ‘old turnip’ [pers. & ad.) ‘shaky’ PATRE herdsman Ad PATRES [pr. ess] ‘to kingdom come’ Patriarcal -e a._chal [ar-ke-l] PATR1ARCHE [arsli] ch [argue] f—cian PATRICE patrician | _CIEN"-ENNE [& a.] PAS ENGLISH-FRENCH PAT PASTE [a, e] [for sticking) colie (de pate'] [for pastry) pate fca [gem) stras:faux [va.) coller | _ up, afficher | _BOA'RD carton [a.) de PAS'TERN paturon : jointe |_carton PAS'TIME [i ai] passe-temps : distraction PAS'TOR pasteur [shepherd) berger PA'STRY [a e] patisserie PA'STRYCOOK [a e] patissier -iere PAS'TURAGE [redj] paturage PAS'TURE [tche-r] [food) pature : nourriture [field) paturage [va.) faire paitre Permanent _, Prairie permanente |_LAND paturage PAS'TY [pass-te] pate | Apple _, Chausson aux Pa'sty [pe-ste] a. pateux [pommes PAT tape (on, sur] [of butter) coquille _a. a propos [reply) ‘ bien tape ’ _[-tted] va. taper : flatter de la main : tapoter PATCH piece [on a tyre) pastille [of ground) morceau [on face) mouche | To put a — on, Mettre une P a | ‘ Not to be a_on,’ Ne pas aller a la cheville de | _va. rapiecer : rac- • commoder [tyre) mettre une pastille a | _ up, bacler : ‘rafistoler’ | -BOX boite a mouches \ _WORK [oueurk] rapiecetage ‘PATE’ [pete] ‘caboche’ PA'TENT [pete-nntt] brevet (d’invention] [a.) brevete [manifest, & letters) patent -e (-s, -es] [va.) breveter | _ FUEL agglomeres (pi] _ LEA'THER cuir verni | -LEATHER BOOTS [pi] cliaussures vernies \ _MEDICINES specialites | _ OFFICE bureau des brevets d’invention \ Pa'tented pp. brevete PATENTEE' [pete-nn-ti'] brevete PATH [th fort] sentier : chemin [garden) allee [roadside) bas-cote | Attendant —, C de service | Beaten_, C battu Path'less a. non fraye : sans chemin fraye PA'THOS [a e] fed [le) pathetique PATH'WAY sentier [in towns) trottoir PA'TIENT [pe'che-nntt] malade [& f.] In-—, Malade (a l’hopital] Out-_,‘Malade (a domicile] Pa'tient a. patient | _ly, patiemment PAT FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS PAY PATRIE country : fatherland: own [ou native] C : home : birthplace PATRIMOINE _mony [pat'ri-me-ne] Patrimonial -e a. _1 PATRIOTE_t [a.) patriotic Patriotique a._tic [menf -ieally] PATRIOTISME [teece-m] _ism [tizz-rn] PATRON" _ : patron saint [maitre) employer : master [fam) ‘governor' [*t») captain : skipper [d’une chaloupe) coxswain [modele) pattern (sur, by] Responsabilite des —s, Employers’ liability | _ a JOUR stencil PATRONAGE_: rule [eccl.) advowson Patronal-e | Fete_e, ‘Parish feast’: Patron Saint’s day PATRONNE_oness ; patron saint [com) mistress : ‘missis’ Patronner' va. to patronize : to stencil PATRONNESSE [or Dame_] patroness ^ Patronymique a. _mic ‘PATROUILLAGE’ paddling about PATROTJPLL'E patrol [pr. pe-trole\ Patrouill'er' vn. to dabble about [X) to patrol [va.) to ‘mess ... about’ PATTE [d’oiseau, de verre, etc.) foot [d’anim’l) paw [d’habit) flap : strap [d’enveloppe) flap [inst) music-pen [outil) holdfast [clou) stay- nail [de boidine) bridles (pi] [d’ancre) fluke [d’embarcation) sling a quaire _s. On all fours | _ d’ATTACHE lug | _s d’ELINGUE can- hooks | _s de MOUCHE scrawl | _d'OIE [pi. _s d’O] crow’s-foot : branching off of several roads [de pont) dolphin Pattu -e a. rough-footed : feather-legged PATURAGE pasture: sheep-walk PATURE pasture: food | Droit de vaine _, Right of common | _r’ vn. to feed : to graze PATURIN” meadow-grass [genus Poa] PATURON" pastern PAUME palm [jeu) tennis | Jeu de_, T-court Paumoyer’ va. [&] to under-run PAUPIlRISME [eece-rn]_ism [izz’rn] PAUPIERE eyelid | Fermer la_, To close one's eyes : to go to sleep PAUSE[jjoze] [au comme o dans sort] [mus) semibreve rest | Faire une_, To pause : to PAUVRE poor man | Les_s' The poor [halt Pauvre a. poor : mean | Gaz_, Producer gas [V. Suction] Un HOMME_, A poor man | Un_HOMME, A poor silly thing |_ment' ad. [vivre) in poverty [fig) badly : poorly PAUVRESSE beggar [-woman] [creature’ PAUVRET" -ETTE ‘poor little thing’: ‘poor PAUVRETE poverty | _S' foolish or mean PAVAGE paving | _en bois, Wood P [things se Pavaner' vr. to strut: to strut about PAVEi pavement [des rues) road: carriage-way [pierre) paving-stone : sett | Battre le_, To idle about: to ‘kick up one’s heels’ | Brfiler le_, To ‘drive like mad’ | Hautdu_, Wall (side] Sur le _, Out of house and home : homeless : out of a place | _de bois, Wood- PAVE’MENT' EKsj| paving [paving Paver' va. to'pave (de, with] ... a_, a. paving-,.. | PAVEUR pavior PAV1LL’ ON" pavilion [pe-viV-ye-nn] [au jardin) summer-house [drap) flag : colours (pi] [d’un cor, etc.) bell: mouth [gramophone) horn PAVOIS' shield [bat. de guerre) armour [ten- ture) awning [de navire) bulwarks, pi PAVOISE'MENT” dressing ... with flags Pavoiser' va. to dress ... with flags : to dress PAVOT" poppy Payable a. _ PAYANT' -E payer [chose) to be paid (for] PAYE pay [des ouvriers) wages (pi] PAYE'MENT', PAIE'MENT', or PAIMENT' payment [V. Present, v. angl.] PAT ENGLISH-FRENCH • PAY PATRO'L patrouille [vn. -lle'd) aller en P _BOAT bateau patrouilleur PATROLMAN [America] agent (de police] PA'TRON [pe-tre-nn]_; protecteur —SAINT [& f.] patron -nne | _AGE [nedj] _: protection | PA'TRONESS [a e] protectrice [of charities) dame patronnesse Pat'ronize [patt'-re-naiz] va. patronner —izinq a. [air] de protection : protecteur PATT'EN [patt’mi] socque ["argot Patt'er vn. battre : frapper | ‘ PATT'ER ’ PATT'ERING petits coups redoubles : bruit PATT'ERN modele (to, for, pour] [paper cut out) patron [design) dessin : forme [specimen) echantillon [V. Fete] I should like to take the_of this, Je voudrais prendre le modele [or le patron] de ceci | -MA'KER modeleur | PATT'Y petit pate [-MA'KING modelage PAU'CITY manque : disette (of, de] PAUNCH pause : ventre [V. Mat] [v.) eventrer PAU'PER indigent-e ; pauvre, pauvresse [a.) pauvre : indigent | _ CHIL'DREN enfants assistes | A —’S GRAVE, La fosse commune PAUSE _ fea : silence [vn.) faire une pause [think) reflechir: s’arreter | After a moment’s —, Au bout d’un instant Pave [peve] va. [with, de] paver | To_the way, Frayer le chemin (for, a, pour] The WAY to HELL is_e'd with good intentions, L’enfer est pave de bonnes intentions PA'VE'MENT [mosaic, etc.)_: dallage [side of street) trottoir [tile _) carreau [marble) pave | Encaustic_, Carrelage encaustique | Wood_, Pave en bois | On the_, Sur le T PA'VIOR, ou PA'VIER [pev-ye-r] paveur PA'VING [a e ] pavage feo | -STONE pave PAW [aw comme o dans sort] patte [va.) faire patte de velours a [scratch) griffer | To _ the ground, Piaffer Ties L’s a PAWL [&) linguet [mech) cliquet [va.) mettre PAWN [aw comme o dans sort] [chess] pion | To put ... in _, [ou, To _] va. mettre en gage | At [ou to] the -BROKER’S, Au mont- de-piete | _ TICKET reconnaissance du M-de-P PAWN BROKER preteur sur gages PAY [pe] page : paie [of an officer) solde [soldier’s) pret | Full _, P entiere Half-_, Demi- solde | Extra__ Haute S: Haute P | ‘ He’s a bad_,’ C’est une mauvaise P | In the_of, a la S de | -DAY jour de P \ -IN' SLIP [at bank] bulletin de versemeni | -MASTER [fam) payeur [X) tresorier PAY FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PEC Payer' v. [de, with] to pay (a pers.] : to pay for (a thing] to settle [billet) to cash [une ‘bouteille,’ etc.) to ‘stand’ [recompensed to repay | _une somme, une dette, To pay a sum, a debt | J’ai paye les objets au mar- chand, I have paid the dealer for the things | — les gens de leur peine, To pay the people for their trouble | _de sa personne, To risk it o’self: to do it o’s | C’est bien paye! That’s a long price! | Trop peu paye, Underpaid | Trop paye, Overpaid | Etre paye pour savoir, To know to one’s cost | 11 me le paiera! I’ll pay him out for it! | Se faire_, To receive pay : to be paid : to ask ... in payment | Se _, To content o’self (de, with] to be bought: to be paid ... for [V. Put off] Je vais me _ ..., I am going to treat myself to ... [vulg) ‘I shall go in for ...’ | ‘Se_du bon temps,’ To ‘have a jolly time of it’ | ‘Se_la tete de,’ To poke fun at: to take off PAYEUR -EJJSE payer : paymaster PAYOL | Creux sur_, Depth of hold PAYS' [pay-ee] country : province : home : native place | Au_de, In the land of | ‘Faire voir du _a,’ To ‘lead ... a pretty dance’ | C’est mon pays, or ma payse, [pers] He [ou she] comes from the same part of the country as I do [‘PAYSE’ also means ’sweetheart"] PAYSAGE landscape | ‘Cela fait bien dans le _,’ And that isn’t bad | PAYSAGISTE [or Peintre_] landscape-painter PAYSAN" -NNE countryman : countryxvoman [rustre) rustic [a.) rustic .—S' [pi] country people : peasantry PEAGE toll [lieu) toll-bar PIlAGER" toll-collector PEATJ skin [cuir) leather [Aune orange) peel | — crue, Kaw hide | Gants de_, Kid gloves | -ROUGE [pi. _x-Rouges] North American In- PEAUSSER.IE fellmongery |_dian : ‘redskin’ PEAUSSIER" fellmonger: leather-dresser Pec a. | Hareng_, Salt herring p£CAR! peccary PECCADILLE _dillo PECHE fishing: fishery [a la ligne) angling [fruit) peach | Aller a la_, To go fishing | Articles de_, Fishing-tackle | Bateau de_, Fishing-boat | Grande_, Deep-sea fishing La_miraculeuse, The miraculous draft of PIlCH£ sin | _mignon, Besetting S [fishes Pecher' v. to sin (contre, against] to fail (par, through, in being, in having ...] PfiCHER" peach-tree PScher' va. to fish (for] [_a la ligne) to angle : to fish (with rod and line] [un etang) to drag [fam) to ‘ pick up ’ | PECHE'RIE fishery PAY ENGLISH-FRENCH PEC Pay [pc'] va. [imp. & pp. Paid] payer fed : acquitter [so much per cent.) rapporter [a visit, attention, one’s respects, etc., to, a) faire [with tar,&c.)goudronner | _away, .down, _off,_out, payer fco _away, [a bill] mettre en dehors |_back, rendre |_dear for, [fig] acheter [or payer] cher | _ in, verser |_off, solder [dismiss) congedier |_ out, [ropes] filer | I’ll_him out! 11 me le paiera ! | ‘_up,’ s’executer | He is_ing his addresses to ..., 11 fait la cour a | _one’s WAY, joindre les deux bouts | It won’t _, Le jeu n’en vaut pas la chandelle | It never paid a red cent! Cela n'a jamais rapporte un rouge liard ! [V. Paid : COSTS] Pay'able [pe-e-b’l] a._|_to, [com] a l’ordre de |_to bearer, Au porteur |_on the 10th, Valeur le 10 (courant, etc.] PAYEE' porteur : beneficiaire | PAY'ER payeur PAY'MENT payement: paiement [V. Rentree, Fr.] In _ of your invoice, En P de votre facture J In_for the goods, Pour payer les P.C. [police constable] agent [rnarcliandises Pd. [ahr. pour Paid] PEA [pi] pois | Green_s, Petits pois | Sweet _, P de senteur | To shell _s, Ecosser des P | To ‘be as like as two_s,’ Se ressembler comme deux gouttes d'eau | -JACKET [Pea au lieu de ‘ P.’ abrege de ‘ pilot ’] vareuse \ _NUTarac/iide [Paris) ‘cacaouette’ | -POD, -SHELL cosse de pois | -SOUP puree de pois ((PEACE [la) paix | At_, En P (avec, with] | Breach of the _, Attentat contre l’ordre S public | Bound over to keep the —, Tenu de '3, ne pas troubler l'ordre public [by C D, etc.) | tenu de s’abstenir de voies de fait (envers V ...] To hold one’s —, Se taire | — at any price, La paix a tout prix |_AD'VOCATE pacifiste | _of MIND tranquillite d'ame | The _ MOVEMENT, Le pacifisme | _ SOCIETY societe de la paix /'Pea'ce’able a. paisible [-bly, -ment] gPea'ce'ful a. paisible [-Ily, -ment] 'SPEA'CE'FULNESS tranquillite ^PEA'CEMAKER pacificateur ["-TREEp£cher PEACH [pitche] peche [vn. fam) ‘moucharder’ | PEA'COCK, PEA-FOWL [pi] paon [pon, nas.j Pea'cock BUTT'ERFLY paon de jour PEA-HEN [pi] paonne [ao, o] PEAK [pique] [mountain) cime : pic [of cap) visiere [of saddle) bee [of vessel) coqueron [of gaff) pic [ra.) apiquer PEAL [bells) carillon [thunder) coup [laughter) eclat | _ va. carillonner [vn.) retentir [bells) sonner ... a toute volee [thunder, gun) gronder PEAR [pere] poire | -TREE poirier PEARL [peurle] perle | _BAR'LEY orge perle | _BUTT'ON bouton de nacre | _ FISH'ERY pecherie de perles | _OYSTER huitre perliere | PEARL'ASH perlasse Pearl'y a. de perle : perle PEAS'ANT [peze-nntt] paysan -nne -PROPRI'ETOR cu ltivateur-proprietaire PEAS'ANTRY [peze-nntre] paysans (pi] PEAT [pite] tour be [for plants) terre de briiyere -BOG tourbiere | -REEK fumee de tourbe PEB'BLE caillou [on seashore) galet Pebb'ly a. caillouteux PECK [9 087 litres] [of oats) picotin [of bird’s bill) coup de bee \ Peck va. becqueter: piquer | _at, picoter | _up, ramasser ‘ Peck'ish ’ a. [tres fam] en appetit PECULATION [leche-nn] peculat PEC'ULATOR [lete-r] concussionnaire PEC FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS PEL PECHEUR fisherman [a.) fishing PECHEUR, PECHERESSE sinner PECORE ‘ass’: ‘goose’: ‘stupid’: ‘flat’ PECTORAI_[d’Aaron) breastplate Pectoral -e a._1 | Pates_es, Cough lozenges PECULAT" peculation PECULE store : savings (pi] Pecuniaire a._ary Pedagogique a. educational: school ... PEDAGOGUE _ PEE ALE [eye, orgue) pedal o^[mach) treadle | ‘La_’, Cycling | ‘Fervent de la —,’ Enthusiastic cyclist Pedaler* vn. to pedal [se prom.) to cycle PEDALEUR -EUSE [fam] cyclist : lady-cyclist PEDALIER" pedal key-board [eye) front chain- wheel, bottom bracket, cups, spindle and cranks complete PEDANT" -E ped'ant [a.) pedan'tic PEDANTE'RIE_try | Pedantesque a. pedan'tic | PEDANTISME ped'antry Pedestre a. pedestrian | _menf ad. on foot PEDICULAIRE lousewort PEDICURE chiropodist pEdONCULE peduncle : flower stem PEGRE [argot] La haute_, Aristocratic PEIGNAGE combing [swindlers PEIGN'E comb [de tisserand) reed |_a chignon, Back C | _a bandeau, Side C |_fin, Small- tooth C | Coup de_Combing | Donnez-moi un coup de_, Comb my hair PEIGN'EE ‘ dressing ’: ‘ mill ’ Peign'er' va. to comb | Se_, To comb one’s hair | Bien peigne [jardin] In excellent trim PEIGN'EUR wool-comber PEIGN'EUSE combing machine : hackling M PEIGN'IER ' comb-maker PEIGN'OIR combing cloth [robe) dressing-gown [d’appartement) morning gown PEIGN'URES' [pi] combings Peindre va. (Table 58) to paint [fig) to depict: to show | a_, ‘A perfect picture’: a beauty | Se faire_, To have one’s likeness taken PEINE [pr. nearly like English penl pain Bsj ; trouble : labour ; pains (pi] [embarras) difficulty | a __ Scarcely... : only just ... : scarcely any Avoir de la_a, To have difficulty in ...ing | Cela ne vaut pas la_It isn’t worth the trouble of ... [ou worth while. V. While] C’est bien la_de, What’s the use of ... ? | Donnez-vous la_de ..., Please to ...: Just ... | Ne vous donnez pas la_, Please do not trouble | En_de, Anxious about... | Homme de_, Porter | Sans_, Easily | Sous _de, Under penalty of [or,... may [ou would] Peine -e a. grieved |_run the risk of Peiner' v. to pain : to give ... trouble : to grieve : to work hard : to labour PEINTRE painter | _en b:\timent, House P | Un_d’histoire, An historical P PEINTURE painting: picture [couleur) paint | En _, In appearance only PEINTUREUR dauber Peinturlurer* v. to paint in loud colours Pejoratif -ive a. lowering : tending to depreciate : depreciatory: contemptuous POKIN'1 or PEQUIN” term of contempt for a civilian | En_, In mufti : in plain clothes POKIN'' wide-striped material PELAGE colour : coat | Pelard" a. barked PEL£ ‘ bald-pate ’ : ragamuffin | _-e a. bare : threadbare : bald [fruit, etc.) peeled Pele-mele ad. pell-mell: ‘ helter-skelter ’ Peler' va. [fruits) to peel [gazon) to pare off [arbre) to bark [peaitx de tetes) to strip off ...’s hair [rti.) to peel off P^LERIN" pilgrim | _AGE pilgrimage PELERINE cape : mantle PELICAN " _ [ke-nn'] PELISSE _ PELLAGRE _agra | _greux'-se a._grous PELLE shovel: scoop [pelleron) peel[d'aviron) blade | ‘Ramassernne_,’ To ‘have a spill’: to ‘come a cropper’ 1 PELLE'TEE shovelful Pelle'ter' va. to turn ... (with the shovel] PELLE' TERIE furs (pi] fur-trade PELLE TIER " -IERE furrier PEC ENGLISH—FRENCH PEL Peculiar [feiofde-j/e-r] a. particular [unusual) singulier | A little_, Un peu bizarre PECULIARTTY singularity : particularity Peculiarly [ye-r] ad. d’une fagon toute par- ticuliere: particulierement PED'AL [pedd'-W] pedale [t*n.) pedaler Pedan'tic a. pedantesque [pers) pedant PED'ANTRY [ped'e-nn-tre] pedantisme PEDD'LER colporteur Pedd'ling a. petit: niais : futile PED'ESTAL piedestal [mach) palier PEDES'TRIAN [e-nn] pieton [a.) ...a pied PED'IGREE [grrt] genealogie PEDIMENT fronton | PEDLAR colporteur PEDOMETER podometre : compte-pas PEEL pelure [orange, etc.) peau | Candied_, Ecorce confite (orange, citron, etc.] _va. peler | _off, se peler : s’ecailler ‘ PEEL'ER ’ [slang] ‘sergot-’ PEEP coup d’oeil [of day) pointe | To take a _through ..., Regarder a la devotee par ... | -SHOW optique Peep vn. regarder (a la devotee] avancer la tete [to appear) percer : paraitre : se montrer PEER pair [vn. V. Peep] His _s, Ses egaux [or ses pairs] PEER'AGE pairie [Lords) les pairs (pi] Life_Pairie a vie | Raised to the _Anobli | PEER'ESS pair esse frable Peer'less a. sans pareil [or pareille] incompa- Pee'vish a. bourru : maussade | _Iy ad. d’un air maussade | _NESS mauvaise Jiumeur PEE'WIT vanneau PEG cheville [hat or clothes_) patere | Clothes __ [for line] Epingle de bois | I took him down a_Je lui ai rabattu le caquet | Not to stir a_, Ne pas bouger d'mie semelle | -TOP toupie I*eg [-gge'd] va. cheviller | To keep pegging away at it, Ne pas en demordre | _out, [a claim) jalonner [slang) mourir : ‘casser sa PELF biens : richesses (pi] [pipe’ PELISS'E' pelisse: caraco \ PELL'ET toxdette PELL'ITORY [pel-e-te-re] parietaire Pell'-mell' ad. pele-mele PEL FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PEN PELLICTJLE : pellicle [phot) film PELOTAGE making up ... into balls PELOTE ball:pin-cushion [jeu) pelota[nation, game of the Basques] Faire sa _, To ‘ feather one’s nest’ : to make one’s fortune Peloter' v. to wind [argot) to pitch into PELOTON" ball: lump [groupe) knot [X) platoon | Feu de_, Volley firing Pelotonner' va. to wind : to roll | Se_, To roll o’s up (dans, in : en, into] to gather PELOUSE lawn : grass-plot: grass Pelu -e a. hairy PELUCHE shag: flue | Peluche-e a. shaggy PELURE paring [de fruit) peel | Papier_, Thin bank post PENAILL'ON" rag [pers) beggarly monk Penal -e a. j>enal PENALITE penal law PENATES' [pi] ‘_’ [pi-ne-tiz] household gods : Penaud" -e a. abashed : foolish PENCHANT" slope : leaning [fig) inclination : ‘ penchant ’ [de la vie) decline | Sur le_ de, On the brink of | Avoir du_pour, To incline to: to have a leaning towards : to have a taste Penchant' -e a. inclined : inclining (a, to] [for Penche -e a. bent down : pendant [tour) leaning | Avoir des airs_s, To ‘ loll ’ PENCHE'MENT" bending : stooping Pencher' v. to lean : to incline (to] to be inclined (towards] to stoop : to bend : to slope: to totter Pendable a. | Un CAS'_, A hanging matter | C’est un HOMME_, The fellow ought to be hanged | UnTOUR —, A most rascally trick PENDAISON" hanging PENDANT" [le pareil) fellow (one] counterpart (de, to] [d’oreilles) ear-ring | Se faire_, To balance [ou match] each other [pending _-e a. hanging [ancre) aweigh [pas decide) Pendant' prep, during : for : in |_que, While PENDARD" hang-dog rascal PENDE'LOQTJE _: rags and tatters (pi] PENDEUR hangman [&) pennant: span Pendill er' vn. to dangle : to hang Pendre va. to hang [closes) to hang up (a, on, upon] Toujours pendu a ..., [pers) Always hanging on to PENDU fellow that has been hanged | Avoir de la corde de —, To have wonderful good luck PENDULE timepiece: clock PENDULE pendulum PENE bolt [ V. Lock] PENEAU | Faire_, [Vancre) To cock-bill Penetrant' -e a. penetrating : piercing : keen _[qui touche) striking : touching PENETRATION"_ [treclie-mi) sagacity Penetrer' v. to penetrate (dans, into] [fam) to go (through] to enter : to dive (into] to strike | On m’a fait_dans, I was taken into ... | Penetre -e pp. struck : deeply impressed (de, with] full (of] _de la plus vice douleur a, Plunged into the deepest sorrow at | Etre penetre de, To be imbued with Penible a. painful : hard : difficult _ment' ad. painfully : with difficulty PENICHE pinnace [chaland) barge PENINSULE _la Peninsulaire a._lar PENITENCE _ [de, for) penance : punishment | Faire _ de, To do penance for [V. Sackcloth] Mis -e en_, [enfant] In disgrace: ‘ in the corner for being naughty ’ PliNITENCIER" penitentiary PENITENT' -E [<£a.]_t [le t se pr.] Penitentiaire a. reformatory [congres) prison ... | Colonie_, Penal settlement [d’enfants) reformatory f dog-vane PENNON" [de chevalier] _ | PENON" [*] Pensant' -e a. thinking | Bien_, Orthodox PENSEE thought: idea : mind [fleur) pansy [couleur) violet | Avoir la _de ..., To have some thought of (... ing] Entrer dans la_de C D, To enter into C D’s views | _s de- tacliees, Stray thoughts PEL ENGLISH-FRENCH PEN Pellu'cid [loucidd] a. transparent: clair PELT peau [m.) assaillir (with, a coups de] Pelt'ing a. | _RAIN pluie battante | A_ SHOWER, Une averse PEL'TRY pelleterie | PEL'VIS bassin PEMM'ICAN [fce-im] conserve de viande PEN plume [ V. Take in HAND] [sheep —) pare | Fountain_, P a reservoir | Steel _, P metallique | Soft, hard__ P niolle, dure \ _and INK SKETCH, Dessin a la plume \ -HOLDER port e-plume | -NAME pseudo- nyme | -WIPER [ouaiper] essuie-plume Pen [-nne'd] va. ecrire : rediger [sheep) parquer Pe'nal a. penal | — SER'VITUDE travaux forces (pi]_serv. for life, T. f. a perpetuite PEN'ALTY [penn'-e-lte] peine [fine) amende PEN'ANCE [penn'e-nnee] penitence | To do _, Faire P (for, de] PENCE [pi] [F. Penny] PEN'CIL [pennce-l] crayon [brush) pinceau | Drawing_, C a dessin | -CASE porte-C [for loose leads)porte-mine| -SHARPENER taille- crayon | -SKETCH dessin au C Pen'cil [-cille'd] [pennce-l] va. dessiner, ecrire au crayon [fig) peindre PEN'DANT [penn'de-nntt] [gas ) lustre [flag) damme [rope) pendeur [ V. Top-tackle] Broad_, Guidon _[ou_ent] a. [from, de] pendant: suspendu Pen'dinq a. & prep, pendant PEN'DULUM [penn'diou-le-mm] pendule fee: balancier Pen'eti*ate [penn'itrete)v. penetrer (into, dans] PEN'GUIN [penn'-gouinn] pingouin PENIN'SULA peninsule [small) presqu’ile _r a. peninsulaire [war) de la Peninsule Pen'itent a. penitent | The — thief, Le bon larron [psalms) de la P Penitential [ten>i'c7ie-2] a. ... de penitence PENITEN'TIARY [tenn-clie-re] penitencier Pen'itently ad. avec penitence PEN'K'NIFE [penn'-naif) canif PEN'MAN [pi—men] ecrivain | Good_, Calli- graphe | Good _SHIP, calligraphie : une belle ecriture PENN'ANT pantoire [flag) flamme PEN FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PER PENSER' thought : mode of thought Penser- vn. to think : to imagine : to consider : not to forget (a,... : a, to] [Note._a means to think of, in the sense of remember : — de, to think of, in the sense of form an opinion] Comme bien vous pensez! ... as you may suppose! | Pendant que j’y pense ..., While I think of it ... | a ce que je pense, To my' mind ... | A B me fait_aCD.AB reminds me of C I) | _a mal, To mean no good : to mean mischief | J’ai pense tomber, I was nearly falling | J’ai pense mourir, I thought it was all up with me | Pensez done ! 1 Well, I never!, | ‘Pensez-vous!’ ‘You bet!’ : ‘Not a bit of it! ’ | Donner a — a, To give ... food for thought fRifa'e_, Free-thinker PENSEUR thinker [a.) reflective : thoughtful | Pensif -ive a. thoughtful: pensive PENSION" [revenu) pension : annuity [loge- ment et nonrr.) board : board and lodging : ‘ keep ’ [pensionnat) school: boarding-S [mai- son) boarding-house [ _ de famille, Family B-H |_alimentaire, Maintenance: alimony | En__ [cheval] At a livery stable PENSiONNAIRE [<fc f.] boarder (m. <fc /!] schoolgirl [de l’etat) pensioner KSj | Demi-_, Day- boarder PENSIONNAT" boarding-school : B-liouse Pensionner- va. to pension PENSUM [u as in Eng.] imposition [fam) task PENTATEUQUE _teuch [penntt' -e-tiouk] PENTE slope : declivity : rise : down-hill: uphill [«SaO gradient: ‘incline ’ [de lit) valance [fig) leaning (a, towards] En __ Sloping : rising | _douce, Gentle slope PENTE Co TE ‘ Whit Sunday’ [des Juifs) Pentecost | Fete de la_, ‘ Whitsuntide ’ PENTURE hinge : holdfast : brace PENULTIEME [& a.] penul'timate PENURIE—ry [penn'-ye-re] want : scarcity PEPIE pip | ‘ Avoir la_,’ To be thirsty —MENT" chirping | _r- vn. to chirp PIPPIN-- pip: kernel [raisin) stone [fam) umbrella PEPINIERE nursery PEPIN|£RISTE nurseryman PEPITE nugget PEPSINE — | PIlQUIN" [V. Pekin] PERQAGE drilling [du bois) boring PERCALE percale : cotton cambric : print for dresses | — fine, Longcloth | PERCALINE glazed calico : C for linings [reliure) cloth Pergant- -e a. piercing : sharp [voix) shrill PERCE [ Mettre ... en_, To tap : to broach PERCEE opening fmine) driving PERCEMENT" piercing : opening up : opening PERCE-NEIGE [not feminine in spoken French, though made so in books] snowdrop PERCE-OREILLE [pi. _S-] earwig PERCEPTEUR collector : tax-C Tlected Perceptible a. _[impot) ... that can be col- PERCEPTION"_ [impots) collection [office) collectorship Percer- v. to pierce : to bore : to bore a hole in : to go [ou come, ou shine] through ... : to burst forth : to show [rue) to open up [min) to drive [fleurs) to peep [Tune epee) to run ... through [du fer) to drill [fig) to rise into notice : to come to the front | _ a foret, To drill | Machine a _, Drilling machine | Panier perce, Regular spendthrift PEN ENGLISH—FRENCH PER Penn'iless a. sans le sou : pauvre PENN'Y [pi. Pence, pr. pence : dans les mots composes pr. peunnee, tres bref. En parlant de pieces separees, le plur. est Pennies. Two bad pennies, Deux mauvaises pieces de 2 sous] dix centimes : deux sous [V. Table 85, p. 32] -A-LINER journaliste a deux sous la ligne : redacteur de faits divers | -DREADFUL feuilleton dliorreurs : drame a deux sous | — LOAF [oa o] petit pain de deux sous, or de dix centimes | -wise a. qui fait des economies de bouts de chandelles | To be _-wise and pound foolish, Faire des economies qui n’en sont pas | A good_WORTH [pr. (style fam.) pen’eth, til fort] Un bon marche j Two-_of pears, Quatre sous de poires : des poires pour quatre sous | Peter’s pence, Le denier de Saint Pierre PENN'YROY'AL [rdi-e-l. o dans sort] pouliot PENN'YWEIG'HT 1555 gramme [Tab. 89] PEN’SION [penn'che-nn']_fee [retiring pay) pension de retraite [va.) pensionner [_off) mettre a la R | To retire on a_, Prendre sa retraite | Old-Age_S, Retraites pour la vieillesse \ PEN'SIONER pensionnaire fed [retired soldier) invalide Pen'sively [i bref] ad. d’un air pensif Pent up' pp. enferme : serre PENT'HOUSE [penntt-haoce] appentis Penu'rious [pe-niouri-e-ss] a. avare : serre PE'ONY [pr. pi-e-ne] pivoine | As red as a —, Rouge comme une P (or un coq] PE'OPLE (pi] [pipe'l] gens [the mass, subjects, tribes) peuple : population [towns—) habitants [V. Note under Police, Fr.] Our _, Les notres | Your_, Les votres | The French _, La nation fraivfaise : le peuple franQais | They are French_, Us sont Fran- qais | Good sort of_, [De) bonnes gens (pi] 100_, Cent personnes | A crowd of_, Une foule | There were a good many_[present,] 11 y avait beaucoup de monde | _ say, On dit | Many_say, Beaucoup de gens disent | Some_fancy ..., 11 y a des gens qui s’imagi- nent que ... | PE'O'PLES [pi] nations Pe'o'ple [piped] va. peupler (with, de] PEPP'ER poivre | Whole, ground — P en grains, en poudre \ Cayenne_,[fce] P rouge [or de Cayenne] -BOX poivriere | _CORN grain de P | -MILL moulin a P Pepp'er va. poivrer [fig) cribler : ‘ canarder ’ PEPP'ERMINT menthe (poivre’e] _LOZENGE pastille de menthe (anglaise] Pepp'ery a. [fig] irritable Per prep, par | 5_CENT, Cinq pour cent | £40_annum, 1000 fr. par an | _Sutton & Co., Par Ventremise de S | As — invoice, Suivant facture [ V. Agreement] Peram'bulate [amm'biou-lete] va. parcourir PERAM'BULATOR [te-r] voiture d’enfant PER FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PER Percevoir va. to collect : to receive : to charge [fig) to perceive USj PERCHE [poisson et perchoir) perch [de bois) pole | ‘Grande[fam] Tall ungainly person | —r‘ vn. [& Se_w.] to perch : to roost Percheron" | Cheval_, Horse of the Perche- ron breed [from le Perche, Nth. of Fr.] Perclus’ -e a. crippled : that has lost the use PERCOIR awl : auger [of ...’s ... Pergu pp. [F. Percevoir] Droits_s. Duty (ou fees) collected PERCUSSION"_ | Presse a_, Stamping PERDANT’’ -E loser [a.) losing [j>ress PERDITION" [pe-rdich'e-nn] Perdre v. to lose (a, by] to ruin [ V. Perdu] to throw away : to go down | a _ haleine, Out of breath | _sa peine, To have had one’s trouble for nothing | Se __ To lose o’self: to ruin o’self : to be lost | Je m’y perds ! It’s more than I can fathom! It’s beyond me ! PERDREAU young partridge PERDRIX" partridge | _ des neiges, P'tar- inigan | _ grise, Common partridge | —rouge, Red-legged partridge Perdu -e a. & pp. lost : ruined : 1 done for ’ : wild : unemployed : useless [fonds) sinking | a corps_, Neck or nothing [F. Enfants]_ de dettes, Over head and ears in debt | Fut_, Cask included | Moments_s, Odd moments : spare time [F. Pierre] Salle des PAS'_S’ large outer hall : entrance hall PfeRE father | Frere, Sceur de_, Half-brother, Half-sister [upon the father’s side] Le _ B, [plais] ‘ Old B ’ PEREMPTION" [em, an] order to strike out of cause list (time having expired] Peremptoire [em, an] a. peremptory | D’nne fagon —, [ou —ment’ ad.] Peremptorily Perfectible a. susceptible of improvement PERFECTION" _ | En _, Dans la To P PERFECTIONNE MENT" improvement Perfectionner’ va. to improve : to perfect PERFIDE traitor [a.) treacherous [-ment’ -ly] PERFIDIE treachery | Perforant’ -e a. per- PERFORATEUR borer : perforator l_foi-a.ting PERFORATION" _: boring PERFORATRICE rock-drill Perforer’ va. to perforate ; to bore PERFORMANCE [sport] _ [endanger Pericliter’ vn. to be in danger Faire_, To PERIDOT" ‘_’ : green chrysolite PliRIGOURDIN" -E native (etc.) of Perigord P£RIL peril Au_de, At the P of | En_, In P Perill’eux’ -ease a. perilous : dangerous | Saut _, Somersault [_sement’ -ly] Perimer’ vn. to fall through : to pass out of date | Perime -e a. out of date PIlRIMETRE_ter : surrounding ... PERIODE pe'riod | PIlRIODE _d : point | Dernier_, Close | Le plus haut_, The high- PERIODICITE regular recurrence [est pitch PERIODIQUE periodical [a.) periodical [style) full : sonorous : compact | Publications_s, Periodicals | _ment’ ad. periodically Peripatetique a. _tic PERIPETIE [cee] phase : turn : turn of events : incident: sudden change : unforeseen occurrence |_S' [pi] vicissitudes : ‘ ups and downs ’ PER ENGLISH-FRENCH PER Perceivable [cei, et] a. perceptible : sensible [-bly, -ment] Percei've va. [see) apercevoir [recognize) s’apercevoir de (or que] percevoir PERCEN'TAGE [cenn-tedj] pourcentage : proportion | A_, Tant pour cent | The__ Le tant pour cent: la proportion : le tantieme PERCH [peurtcK] [fish, and ancient measure) perche [1 _ is 5'029 metres] [bird’s) perchoir [carriage) fleche [wi.) percher Perchan'ce [ch, tell] ad. par hasard : peut-etre Per'colate [lete] va. filtrer PER'COLATOR [a e ] filtre PERCUSSION [ke-che-mi} p— P, A p pnYtQiil.P PERFGRINE FAL'CON faucon pelerin Peremp'torily [te-re-le] ad. peremptoirement [forbid) absolument: formellement PEREMP'TORINESS [te-re] ton decisif Peremptory a. peremptoire : tranchant Perennial a. [plant) vivace [fig) eternel : qui dure [stream) intarissable Per'fect a. parfait : accompli [finished) acheve [real) vrai ] A _ stranger to, Tout a fait inconnu -e a | To have a _ knowledge of, Connaitre ... a fond [F. PRACTICE] _ TENSE, parfait Per'fect va. [to improve) perfectionner [finish) achever To_one’s self in, Se perfectionner dans : approfondir ... PERFECTING MACHINE machine a reti- Per'fectly ad. parfaitement [ration Perfidious [pe-ss] a. perfide [-ly, -ment] Per'forate [re'fe] va. perforer : percer Tforer PERFORATING MACH'INE machine a per- PERFORA'TION [reche-nn] [med & tech) _ [boring) percement [hole) trou Perfor'ce ad. forcement Perfoi’m' va. faire : accomplir : remplir : effec- tuer [play) executer : jouer PERFOR'MANCE [me-nce] accomplissement: action [theat) representation [mus) execution [sports) performance [work) ouvrage | Morning, Evening_, Matinee, Soiree \ ‘ No _,’ Relache | To go through his_s [horse, etc.] Faire ses exercices PERFOR'MER musicien: executant [at theatre) acteur : actrice [doer) personne qui fait PERFUME [peur'fioum] parfum Perfu'me va. parfumer (with, de] PERFU'MER parfu- meur | PERFU'MERY parfumerie Perfunc'tory [te-re] a. par maniere d’acquit : sans conviction Perbap's ad. peut-etre Perilous [peri-te-ss] a. perilleux PE'RIOD [piri-e-d] [astr, gram) periode [indefinite _) periode feo [era) epoque [space) espace | _ available [ticket] Duree de validite | At a later_, Plus tard PERIOD'IC TIME [pv.piriodd'ik, o dans sort] duree de revolution siderale : epoque PERIODICAL [ptri-odd'ik'l] periodique: publication periodique [a.) periodique [-lly,-ment PER FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS PER PERIPHRASE periphrasis | _r' to use a P Perir vn. to perish : to be lost [de, of, with) to die : to be killed | Faire_, To destroy : to kill : to have ... murdered PERISCOPE _ | Perissable a. perishable PERIS SOI RE canoe PERISTYLE _ P^RITOINE _tone'um PERITONITE _toni'tis [-nai-tiss] PERLASSE pearl-ash PERLE pearl | La_ de, The gem of [ La_ des homines, The best of men Perl6-e a. beaded : pearly [»mts) brilliant | Orge _, Pearl barley | Perler' va. to do to perfection | Perlier" -iere a. pearl ... PERL1MPINPIN" | Poudre de _, Quack rubbish PERMANENCE_:_cy {me-ne-nnce, -mice] En_, Always : permanently Permanent' -e a. —t | Armee _e, Standing ‘ PERME’ [mil. slang for Permission] [army Permeable a. permeable : pervious Permettre va. (Table 66) to permit: to allow | Se croire tout permis, To think one may do whatever one likes | Permettez ..., May I... : excuse me, ... | 11 est permis de ..., We may ... : * you can ... ’ 111 est permis de croire, One may well believe | Je me permets de ..., I take the liberty of (...mg] I venture to \ Qu'il me soit permis de ..., May I [ou, en parlant, ‘Might I’] be allowed to ... PERMIS' [temporaire) pass {douane) permit [regie) license |_de chasse, Game L \_de circulation, Free pass _ de conduire, Driving L _-e a. [<fe pp. V. Permettre] lawful: allowable PERUdlSSION" _ [c7ie-mi] leave : allowance {carte) pass | _NAIRE soldier home on leave PERMUTATION" _ : change : exchange of Permuter' va. to exchange [posts Pernicieux'-euse a. _icious : injurious [-mf PERONNELLE silly wench [ou thing] [_-Iy PERORAISON" [s as 2] peroration Perorer' vn. to ‘ hold forth ’: to ‘ spout ’ PIlROREUR ‘speechifier ’ PERPENDICULAIRE [<fc a.] _lar [ mf -ly] PERPETRATION"_[treche-nn] Perpetrer' va. to per'petrate PERPETUATION" — [e’che-nn] Perpetuel -elle a._al [-lemenf -ally] Perpetuer' va. to perpet'uate Tlife PERPETUITE _ty | a In P {peine) for Perplexe a. perplexed {situation) perplexing PERPLEXITE _ty PERQUISITION" strict search | Mandat de _, Search warrant | _nner' v. to search PERRt stone pitching (on slopes] PERRON" steps (pi] flight of steps PERROQUET" parrot [fam) glass of absinth | Mat de _, Top-gallant-mast [F. Fougue : Mizen] Baton de _, House several stories high, and one room wide PERRUCITE {hen-) parrot : paroquet {voile) mizen-top-gallant-sail [F. Mizen] PERRUQTJE wig {pers) ‘old fogey’ PERSAN" -E [& a.] [i.e. modern] Persian PERSE [cfc f. & a.] ancient Persian PERSE chintz | PERSliE [osfr] Perseus Persecutanf -e a. tiresome Persecuter' va. to persecute [kioute] PERS^CUTEUR-TRICE persecutor {a.) persecuting | PERSECUTION"— {kiouche-nti] Avec^_^Persistently PERSEVERANCE_ | Avec —, Persevering- Perseveranf -e a. persevering [ly Perseverer' vn. to persevere (dans, a. in] PERSICAIRE _caria PERSIENNE Venetian shutter PERSIFLAGE quizzing : irony Persifier' va. to quiz : to ‘chaff’ [tering PERSIFLEUR -EUSE ‘regular quiz’ [a.) ban- PERSIL" parsley | Faux-_, Fool’s P Persill'e-e a. blue-mouldy : green Persistant' -e a. ent [pe-rsiss'-te-nntt] PERSISTANCE _tency Persister' vn. to persist (dans, in] to continue PER30NNAGE person : personage [nedf[ character : role | Un_, ‘ Somebody’: a ‘big-wig ’ PERSONNALITE personality : egotism : selfishness : person of position : personage PER ENGLISH-FRENCH PER ('Per'ish vn. perir (with, de] [rubber) devenir cassant | _able a. perissable T'PER'I WINKLE [bot) pervenche [shell-fish) ^ vignot: bigorneau Per'jure o’self [peurdje-r] vr. se parjurer Per'jure'd a. parjure | PER'JURER parjure PER'JURY parjure | Guilty of _, Coupable de faux temoignage Per'manent [peur'-me-ne-nnW] a. _ [situation) a vie: inamovible [ assembly) en permanence [photogr., etc.) inalterable j The_ WAY [«§3*] La voie |_ly ad. d’tine maniere permanente : a titre definitif Per'meate [peur-mi-etel va. penetrer Permissible a. permis : qui peut etre permis PER'MIT [excise office) conge : passe-avant [for transit) passe-debout [Lui p. de Permit' [-tted] va. permettre | To _him to, PERORA'TION [reche-nn] peroraison Perpendic'ular [pr. peur-pe-nn-dik'you-le-r] a._laire [F. Flamboyant & Faux, ad. Fr.] Per'petrate [pe-r'-pitrete] va. commettre: perpetrer | _TRATOR [jpitrete-r] auteur (of, de] criminel: coupable | _TION [cheune] perpetration : execution Perpet'ual a. perpetuel: incessant _MO'TION [le) mouvement perpetuel Perpet'ually ad. perpetuellement: sans cesse Perpet'uate va. perpetuer Perplex' va. embarrasser PERPLEX'ITY _te : embarras PER'QUISITES (pi] revenants-bons, pi: casuel [pilferings) tour du baton PERR'Y {peri, tres bref] poire Per'secute [kioute] va. persecuter Perseve're [iwc] vn. perseverer (in, dans, a] Perseve'ringly ad. avec perseverance PER'SIAN [peurche-ye-nn] [<fc a.] Persan -e fed [ancient_) Perse [Gulf) Persique [leather) chagrin Persist' vn. persister (in, dans, a] He will — in saying ..., 11 s’obstine a dire ... PER FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PET PERSONNE person ] Jeune_Girl | C’est la ionte en_! He [ou she] is kindness itself! | Sa petite_, etc. [V. Number, ang.] PERSONNE [& pron.] nobody : no one [interrog. ou dubitat.) anyone PERSONNEL people (pi] staff: attendants (pi] _-elle a. personal [billets) non-transferable [sur une lettre) ‘ private’ [egotste) selfish: self- centered | Interet_, Self-interest Personnellement’ ad. personally : one’s self PERSONNIFICA TION" person'ifica'tion Personnifiei” va. to person'ify PERSPECTIVE [dessin)_[aspect) view [fig) prospect: outlook [fam) 1 look-out ’ | En _, Perspicace a. perspica'cious Lin prospect PERSPICACITE _ty : penetration Persuader’ va. to persuade (a, : de, of: de, to, into] Se laisser_, To be prevailed upon Persuasif -ive a. _ive PERSUASION"_ [peur-souej'-nn] PERTE [pour, to] loss : ruin : death | a_, At a loss | a_de vue, As far as the eye can [ou could] reach : out of sight | Courir a sa_, To be going fast to ruin [ou ‘to the dogs’ ] En pure_, To no purpose : at a dead loss | Se trouver en pure _, To be completely thrown away | Je suis en_, I am a loser Pertinemment’ [em, am] ad. pertinently Pertinent’ -e a. _t ["channel PERTUiS’ passage: straits (pi] opening marrow PERTUISANE partisan [sort of halberd] PERTURBATEUR - TRICE disturber _ a. disturbing PERTURBATION"_ \Jbeche-mi\ disturbance PtRUVIEN" -ENNE [& a.] Peru'vian PERVENCHE periwinkle Pervers’-e a.,_se | PERVERSION"_ PERVERSITE _ty Pervertir va. to pervert PESADE ‘_’ : rearing PESAGE weighing [turf) reserved enclosure Pcsamraent’ ad. heavily PE SANT’ [<£ ad.] weight (d’or, in gold] _-e a. heavy : dull: grave PESANTEUR weight : heaviness : dulness : gravity | Lois de la_, Law of gravitation PESEE weighing P^SE-LAIT’ lactometer | PESE-LETTRES- letter-balance PtSE-LIQUEURS' hydrometer Peser’ v. to weigh : to bear (sur, on] to be full weight [sur l’estomac) to lie heavy (on] [de- meurer) to dwell [4>) to lower: to haul down [ Cette existence me pese, I’m tired of this sort PESEUR weigher [°f life PESON” balance | PESSE Norway pine PESSIMISME [eece-m] ism PESS1MISTE ‘croaker’ \_phil) pessimist PESTE plague ; pestilence [enfant) ‘ little plague’: ‘young dog’ | _BOVINE cattle plague | La_NOIRE, The black death Pester’ vn. to storm (contre, at] PESTIFliRE -E man [ou woman] stricken with the plague [a.) pestiferous PESTILENCE _ | Pestilentiel -elle a._tial P£TALE petal [pett'l'] PETARD"_: cracker [ssL) fog-signal P^TAUD” | La cour du roi_, [or une PETAU- DIERE] A ‘regular pandemonium’ Peter’, Peter’ vn. [vulgar] to crack (off] to Petill’ant’ -e a. sparkling : crackling [crackle p£TILL’E‘MENT’ crackling: sparkling Petiller’ vn. to Crackle [etinceler) to sparkle (de, with] to be eager [ou burning] PER ENGLISH-FRENCH PET PER'SON \_peurce-nn~\personae fea A_, Quel- qu’un | No_, Personne | A drowned_, Un noye | A certain_or_s unknown [law] Un certain quidam, or certains quidams | Any_ or_s, Toute P | Per'sonal [peurce-nn’l] a. personnel | _PROPERTY biens mobiliers PERSONALITY personnalite Personally [peur'-se-nn-e-le] ad. personnelle- ment: en propre : moi, je ... PER'SONALTY biens mobiliers (pi] Per sonate [pr. peur'-se-nete\ m-representer: imiter: contrefaire Person'ify [sonni-fai] va. personnifier Perspic'uous [yoit-e-ss] a. clair [for, pour) net _uously ad. clairement: nettement PERSPIRA'TION transpiration : sueur | In a profuse (ou bath of) _,Tout en nage, en sueur Perspi're [peur-spair] vn. transpirer Pers ua'de [souedd ] va. [convince) persuader [to, a) decider ["yance : religion PERSUA'SION [soueje’nn] p_ [belief) cro- Pert [peurtt] a. [looks) eveille [saucy) impertinent : insolent Pertai'n [te'ne] vn. appartenir (to, a] Pertina'cious [neche-ss"] a. obstine : entete PERTINA'CITY [nass'-e-te] opiniatrete Per'tinent a._: a propos | _ly ad. a propos Pert'ly ad. insolemment PERT'NESS impertinence: insolence PERU'SAL \_pirouze-l] lecture Peru'se [pirouze] va. examiner : lire (atten- tivement] Peru'vian a. peruvien _BARK [ecorce de) quinquina Perva'cle [a e] va. [fill) remplir [reign) regner dans [ _ing a. dominant Perver'se [peurveurce} a. pervers : intraitable _ly ad. avec perversite PERYER'SITY [ve-r-se-te]_te : mecliancete PER'VERT perverti | Pervert' va. pervertir [one’s meaning) denaturer [F. Deplorable] PERVERT'ER qui pervertit: corrupteur Per'vious [pr. pe-rve-ye-ss] a. permeable [fig) Pes'ter va. tourmenter : ennuyer Lacccssible Pestif'erous [tiff-e-re-ss] a. pestifere PES'TILENCE peste Pes'tilent a. contagieux [fig) pestilentiel PES'T’LE [pece’l] pilon PET cheri-e: favori, favorite : Benjamin: enfant gate : mignon -onne fed [temper) depit [a.) favori | In a_, De mauvaise humeur | -COCK [st. eng.] robinet de purge: purgeur | -NAME petit nom d’amitie Pet [-tted] va. choyer : dorloter PE'TER [ptfeur] Blue _, Pavilion de partance| Robbing_to pay PAUL, Faire un trou pour en boucher un autre PE'TERSHAM gros grain (pour ceintures] PET FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS PHE PETIOLE [t, c] _ [t se pr. en ang.] PETIOT"-!? [fam] my dear : my pet ''PETIT- -E little one : L boy [ou girl] L thing [animal) young one [ou pup, cub, kitten, etc.] En_, On a small scale ‘Le_’ [bebe] §2 ‘Baby’ | ‘Mon ‘My dear’ | Pauvre —! *2, Poor little thing! | Les_s-[fig] The com- • • mon people : low people | Faire des —s, To 3a have young ones [ou kittens, etc.] j-'Petit- -e a. little : small : mean : young : 03 ‘dear little’ [V. Oignon : Pois : Fore] — a v _, Little by little | De _e etendue, Of ? small extent | Etre_devant C D, To feel .2 very small before CD | _homme, Little u man | Homme_, Mean fellow | — CHAT" 2 kitten[_V. Chat] -CHEVAL[mac7t, &]donkey- ~ engine | -FIL"S [feece] grandson |_e-FILLE o grand-daughter | _s-ENFANT-S- [pi] grand- "g children | _s FOURS' little fancy cakes | g -GRIS" grey squirrel | -LAIT" whey : skim- milk | -MAITRE dandy : coxcomb : ‘swell’ | 2 MAL epileptic vertigo | -NEVEU grand H nephew [pi) descendants | e-VEROLE small-pox | _VIN-- light wine | En _e VITESSE, By goods rail : by slow train {PETITESSE smallness : small action PETITION" _ 0^ | _NNAIRE petitioner Petitionner- va. to petition PETON" [d’enfant] ‘pat-a-pat’ : little foot PETONCLE cockle: scollop Petree a. stony | L’Arabie_, Arabia Petraea PETREI_| _ de TEMPETE Stormy P Petri -e a. full (de, of] [pp. V. Petrir] PETRIFICATION" _ [ke'che-nn] petrifac- Petrifier- va. to petrify Lti°n PETRIN" kneading-trough | Dans le_, ‘In a fix’:‘in a nice mess’ | Petrir va. to knead : to"make | PETRISSAGE kneading PETROLE petro'leum [pitrol-ye-mm] Puits a _, Oil-well | _brut, Crude petroleum Petroler- va. to set fire to ... with petroleum PETROLEUSE ‘_’: female incendiary Petrolier" -iere a. petroleum ... | Bateau _, Tank-steamer \ Petrolifere a. petroliferous PETULANCE _ | Petulant- -e a. _t PEU little : a little : a trifle : ...ish [nombre) few : a few [ad.) little : few : not very : not at all: just | _considerable, By no means C | — a —, Little by L | a_pres. About: nearly | Avant _, Before long | Avant_ d'annees, Before many years | Dans Sous Directly: shortly : soon | De__ [pers] Of no account [vivre, etc.) on a very L | Pour_que, Si_ que, However L : if only | Si_ que rien, A mere nothing : hardly any |_de chose, [fam] ‘Nothing much’ [tres fam) ‘no great shakes ’| Son — de fond, Its shallowness | Un _, A little : rather.. | C’est aller un_loin! That’s going rather too far! | Imaginez un_! Just fancy! | Un tout petit__ Just the least bit PEUPLADE colony : tribe [ou drop, etc.] PEUPLE people : nation : masses (pi] [fig) host: throng [bois) poplar | Du_, Of the working classes | —r- va. to people : to stock (de, with] to increase [remplir) to throng (de, with] PEUPLIER" poplar PEUR fear: fears (pi] timidity | Avoir__ To be afraid | De_de, For fear of | De_que [subjun.] For fear ... : lest | Faire _a. To frighten | a faire_, ad. frightfully | Mis -e d faire_, ‘A regular fright’ | Mourir de_, To ‘ die with fright ’ Peureux- -euse a. timid : ‘ poor timid ... ’ Peut- [V. Pouvoir, Table 33] [not Peut-Stre ad. perhaps | _que non, Perhaps PHAETON-- phaeton [fe-e-te-nn\ PHALANGE phalanx [du doigt, etc.) joint PHALARIS canary-seed : canary-grass PHALENE moth PHARAON-- Pharaoh [fe-ro] [jeu) faro PHARE lighthouse [flottant) light-ship [d'auto) [acetylene) head-light [de Messine) Straits (pi] _de l’avant, [4>] Fore yards, sails and rigging Pharisaique a. pharisa'ical [ce-ike-l] PHARISIEN--phar'isee [far'-e-ci] Pliarmaceutique a._ical [i-ke-Z] PHARMACIE _cy : chemist’s business [lieu) chemist’s shop : dispensary [Amerique) drugstore [boite) medicine chest _MACIEN-- chemist: dispenser PHARMACOPEE _poeia rcs* PHASE [faze] _ [feze] PHEBUS [biice] tall talk : ‘high falutin’ PHENACETINE _tin Tacid Plienique a. \ Acide__ [or PHENOL] Carbolic PHENIX phoenix [pr. finix] PHEnOMENE [pi._s] phenomenon [pi._ena] PET ENGLISH-FRENCH PHI PETI'TION [che-nn] petition : supplique [law) requete [va.) petitionner [pray) supplier [law) presenter une requete a ... | To file one’s_, Deposer son bilan | _ER petitionnaire : suppliant -e [law) requerant -e Pet'rify va. petrifier [tin.) se petrifier PET'ROL essence (de petrole] [a.) a essence \ -CAN bidon a E | -JET gicleur | -MOTOR moteur a E I -TANK reservoir a E \ -VAPOUR PETRO'LEUM [trol-ye-mm] petrole [yap. d'E PETT'ICOA'T [kote] jupon | In_s, En robe \ ‘Under — government,’ ‘Sous le regime du cotillon ’ PETT'IFOGGING avocasserie : chicane [a.) chicaneur [ways) chicanier | _ LAWYER avo- cassier : avocat de bas etage Pett'ish a. irrite | _NESS mauvaise liumeur PETT'ITOE’S [pi] pieds de cochon de lait Pett'y a. petit: chetif [expenses) menu [jury) ordinaire [ V. Jury, Sessions] PETT'Y OFF'ICER gabier (de premiere ou de deuxieme classe] Chief_, Chef de hune PEW [pioii] banc (d'eglise] PE'WIT vanneau PEW'TER [pioute'r] etain | _ER potier d’etain PHA'ETON phaeton [Park_) victoria PHAN'TASMAGO'RIA [me-] fantasmagorie PHAN'TOM [fanntt’m] fan tome PHAR'MACOPCE'IA —pee \ French _, Codex PHE AS'ANT [feze-nn’tt] faisan [hen) faisane \ Young_, Faisandeau | _RY faisanderie | _’S-EYE [bot] ‘goutte de sang’ PHIAL, _ BOT'TLE [fdi-e-l] foie PHI FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS PIC PHILANTH ROPE philanthropist t . t, PHIL AN TH R OP IE philanthropy - s'2 Philanth'ropique a. philanthrop'ic J 03 S PHILATElISME _tely : stamp-collecting PHILATELISTE _t [fam) stamp-collector Philh'armonique a. _ic PHILIPPINE Bonjour,_! Philippine! PHILIPPIQUE _ic PHILOLOGIE_gy Philologique a. philological | PHILOLOGUE philol'ogist Philosophale [s z] a. \ Pierre_, Philosopher’s stone | PHILOSOPHE [feelo-zoff] philos'opher [loss-e] [a.) philosoph'ical Philosopher' vn. to philos'ophize [s, p] ^ PHILO SOPHIE philosophy [s, p] Philosophique a. philosoph'ical [-mt'-lly] PHLOX [pi. _] _ [pi._es] PHOBIE morbid fear | PHOOENE porpoise PHONETIQUE phonetics (pi] [a.) phonetic PHONOGRAPHE _ph | _phique a._phic PHOQUE seal | Chasse au __ Sealing | De_, a. seal-...: seal-skin ... PHOSPHATE _ [ang. foss'-fete] PHOSPHORE phos'phorus [foss'-fe-re-ss] PHOSPHORESCENCE _ Phosphorique a. phosphor'ic PHOSPHURE phosphide [-fctidd] _ d’hydro- gene gazeux, Phosphuretted hydrogen PHOTOGRAPHE photog'rapher PHOTOGRAPHIE photograph [art) photog'- raphy | Faire, Prendre une_, To take a photograph | _r‘ va. to photograph 0=^ | Se faire_, To have one’s photo taken Photographiquea_ic | Appareil_, Camera PHOTOGRAVEUR photo-engraver PHOTOGRAVURE photo-engraving PHO TOLITH’ 0 GRAPHIE _ph[l’art) _phy PHOTOTYPIE collotype PHRASE [frdz] sentence | Des_s. Mere talk Sans__ Straight out: plainly PHRASEOLOGIE _gy [mauv. part) ‘ talk ’ PHRASEUR would-be fine speaker PHRENOLOGIE _gy | _L0GUE _ol'ogist PHTISIE [fteezzee] phthisis [tliai-ciss, tli fort] consumption | Phtisique a. consumptive PHYLLOXERA _ [vine-insect] PHYSICIEN" physicist PHYSIOLOGIE physiol'ogy [ol’-e-dje] Physiologique a. physiolo'gical [lodji-ke-l] PHYSIONOMIE [l’art) physiog'n'omy [mine) face : look [fig) character | Une_ heureuse, A pleasant expression —MISTE physiog'n'omist TN.P. PHYSIQUE natural philosophy : manual of PHYSIQUE ‘ _ ’ : build : constitution [a.) phys'ical | _ment' ad. phys'ically PIAFFE ostentation : show Piaffer' vn. to prance : to paw the ground Piaill'er' vn. to squall | _IE squalling PIAILL'EUR -EUSE ‘little squaller’ PIANISTE [<fe f.] _st | PIANO _ | _ droit, Cottage P | _ a queue, Grand P | _m^ca- nique, Player P | Jouer du_.Toucher du_, To play the P | PIANOLA _ | ‘Pianoter’ Piauler' vn. to whine [v- to ‘strum’ PIC pick : pick-axe [pour le feu) poker [pointe) peak [oiseau) woodpecker [40 end of the gaff | a — Perpendicular [ad. _ly] [40 a-peak [arriver) in the nick of time PICARD"-_E native of Picardy [hist, rel.) Picard PICHET" mug : little jug [a.) of Picardy PICOREE | Aller a la_To go pilfering PHI ENGLISH—FRENCH PIC PHILOL'OGY_ogie : [la) linguistique PHILOS'OPHER [loss-e-fe-r] philosophe | Natural _, Physicien | Moral _, Moraliste | _’S STONE pierre pliilosopliale Philosoph'ical [-sofft-ke-l] a. philosophique [instruments) de precision, or de physique Philos'ophize [oss-e-fdize] vn. philosopher PHILOS'OPHY [log-e-fe] [la)_pi lie | Natural __ [la) physique Moral_, [la) morale PHIZ [fam] ‘binette’ : ‘ frimousse ’ [vulg) trogne PHLEG'M [flemm] flegme [fleggm] Phlegmat'ic [flegg] a. flegmatique ’PHONE [fam] telephone [vn.) telephoner | To ring up ... on the_, [V. Ring up] PHOS'PHOR-BRONZE bronze phosphore PHOSS'Y-JAW necrose (de la mdchoire] PHO'TO photo | -ENGRA'YING photogravure PHO'TOGRAPH fed photograpliie [va.) photo- graphier | To be_ed. [pers.] Se faire p. PHOTOG'RAPHER [re-fe-r\ photographe Photograph'ic a. photographique PHOTOG'RAPHY [togh-re-fe ] [la) —phie PHO'TOGRAYU'RE fen heliogravure PHRASE fea [fre'ze] locution: expression The customary_, L’E. consacree [or courante] _va. nommer : enoncer [mus) phraser PHYS'IC medecine | To_one’s self, Se medi- camenter | _S (pi] la physique PHYSI'CIAN [fe-ziche-nn] fee medecin PIAN'O_ | Grand_Pa queue | Cottage_, P droit | Player _, P mecanique | -WIRE corde a P | -FORTE _ PI'BROCH [pi : ch gutt.] air martial ecossais PI'CA [pai-ke] onze : corps onze [V. TYPE] PICC'ALILLI [a, i, tres brefs] conserves au vinaigre et a la moutarde PICK [tool) pic [mason’s) picot: smille [choice) choix : elite [typ) ordure Pick va. [from, de] [gather) cueillir [choose) choisir : trier [_dirt out of) eplucher [clear ... from) oter [fowls) plumer [bones) ronger [pockets) vider: prendre dans [seek) chercher [locks) crocheter | That cannot be_e d. In- crochetable To_a QUARREL with, Chercher querelle a | To_one’s TEETH [ou ears, nails, etc.] Se curer les dents [or ..., etc.] To _ one’s WAY, Marcher avec precaution : choisir son chemin | _out, choisir [pluck) arracher: eplucher |_up, ramasser: prendre [learn)apprendre[w2.)[gainflesh] reprendre] _... up cheap, acheter ... a bon marche PICK'AXE pioche Pick'e'd [piklctf] a. [troops, etc.] d'elite PICK'ET [X] piquet To_, [workmen] guet- ter: empecher (leurs camarades) de travailler PICK'ING [cleaning) epluchage [of fruit, etc.) cueillette [selection) triage [of oakum) effiiage | _STICK fouet | _S [pi] petits morceaux PIC FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PIE Picorer' va. to pilfer [oiseau) to pick up food PICOT" splinter [marteau) pick-hammer [de fil) edging [de dentelle) purl Picote-e a. marked : pitted | CEillet_, Picotee PICOTEMENT" pricking Picoter" va. to prick : to peck : to tease PICOTERIE teasing PICOTIN” peck of oats [ration) feed of corn PIE magpie [a.) piebald [oeuvre) pious -GRIECHE shrike [pers) slireiv PIECE piece : bit [tonneau) barrel [d’ap- partement) room [viande) joint [gibier, betail) head [canon) gun [acte) document [F Jus- tificatif] TJne bonne_, [pers] ‘A mischievous fellow ’ ou ‘ tiling ’ | Donner la — a, To give ... a trifle | a ses_s, [tech] On piece | Faire _a, To play ... a trick |_de theatre. Play | 5 fr. la_, 5 francs each | _de 5 fr., 5 franc piece | Chef de_, Captain of the [ou a] gun | _d’EAU, ornamental water | —FONDUE casting |_FORGEE forging _s de CoTE, broadside guns | _s de RECHANGE spare parts : ‘spares’ PIED" [no liaison, except in _-a-terre, _ en cap, when it sounds like f] foot: leg : plant : stalk [de guerre, paix) footing [phot) stand [F. Mur] 11 n’a pas_He is out of his depth | _du [or hors du] montoir, Near [ou off] F | a_, On F | _a_, Step by step : inch by inch | Au petit_, On a small scale | Avoir bon_, bon ceil, To be hale and hearty | Coup de_, Kick De_ferine, Resolutely j En — [portrait] F ull-length [F. Lever, Fr.] Marcher sur les_s de, To tread on ...’s toes | Mettre a _, [F. MISE, Fr.] Mettre les_s, To set foot (dans, in] Mettre _a terre, To alight: to get down | Perdre _, To get out of one’s depth [F. Plain-_] Remettre ... sur_, To set ... on ...’s legs again | Se tenir sur la pointe des _s, To stand on tiptoe | Sauter a_s joints sur, To ride roughshod over | Sur On foot: up : out [recolte) standing (crop] Si les clioses sont sur ce _-la, If that is the case | Sur le _ de, At the rate of | Sur un bon_, On a good footing Prendre —, To gain a footing | Valet de _, Footman | _ d’ALOUETTE larkspur | _BOT- club-foot [personne) cripple | _ de CHtVRE crow-bar : claw | _ a COULISSE sliding callipers (pi] _MARIN- sea legs (pi] Avoir le_marin, To be a good sailor | Avoir un — de NEZ- To be made a fool of: to be ‘ snubbed ’ | Faire un _de N, [vulg] To ‘ put one’s fingers to one’s nose ’ | _-PLAT- mean wretch |_-a-TERRE [pr. pee- ay-ta] ‘ little crib ’: ‘ box ’ ou ‘ place ’ where one stops |_-de-VEAU arum : ‘lords and ladies' PIED’-DROIT” abutment or supporting-wall PIIlDESTAL pedestal: stepping-stone PIlpDOUCHE small pedestal PIEGE trap (a, for] snare [stones PIERRAI’LL'E lot of broken stone : small PIERRE stone [_a fusil) flint [le nom) Peter | _dure [arch) Weather stone | Outils de_, Flint implements —infernale, Lunar caustic _ philosophale, Philosopher’s S |_precieuse, Precious S |_a rasoir, Hone |_a repasser, Whetstone | _ d’attente, Toothing-stone: block left for carver | _s perdues. Rubble | _ de faille. Freestone | _ de faille taillee, Dressed ashlar | _ de touche, Touchstone PIERREE stone drain PIERRE'RIES' [pi] gems : precious stones ‘ PIERRETTE ’ lien-sparrow [gun Pierreux- -euse a. stony | PIERRIER" swivel- ‘PIERROT" ’ sparrow: cock-S [pers)‘_’: clown PIETE piety | PIEiTIN" foot-rot PIC ENGLISH-FRENCH PIE PIC'KLE conserve au vinaigre [child) touche- a-tout | Mixed _s, Conserves varices | In a pretty_! Dans de beaux draps! To put... in _, Mettre ... dans la saumure | _ va. [vegetables) conserver (au vinaigre] [fish, &c.) mariner [salt) saler | _d [vegetables] ... au vinaigre |_d CABB'AGE chou rouge au Y | _d ONIONS petits oignons (au Y] PICK'-ME-UP cordial [Beware PICK'POCKET [-po-kay] filou : voleur [F PIC'NIC | To go for a _, Faire un pique-nique Picto'rial [ri-e-l] a. [magazine] illustre PIC'TURE tableau [engrav’g) gravure : figure: image | He looks the_of health, of sincerity, v Son visage respire la sante, la sincerity| The i very_of his mother, Tout le portrait de sa ^mcre | A perfect __ ... a peindre | -BOOK 4s livre d'images | -GALL'ERY musee de pein- ’B,ture | _ HOUSE, PALACE ‘cinema’ | _ POST-CARD carte postale illustree | _va. peindre j _ to o’self, se figurerrse representer Picturesq'ue [tclie-ressque] a. pittoresque PIDG'IN-ENG'LISH jargon anglo-chinois PIE [pail [meat) pate [fruit) tourte : tarte [ F. Humble] He had a finger in the_, 11 y etait pour quelque chose | To knock ... into _ [typ] Faire un pate de ... | Pie'bald a. pie PIECE [pice] Ieo [ground, money, cloth, cannon, theatr.) piece [roll) rouleau [bit)morceau [odd piece) bout: coupon [picture) tableau | Broken _, Eclat : fragment : tron<jon | To dash, to tear in_s, Mettre en pieces: declarer en morceaux | A _, [each, F. Apiece] _of FUR'NITURE meuble | - GOODS (pi] tissu en pieces | A _of IMPERTINENCE, Une impertinence [F MIND] A _ of NEWS, Une nouvelle |_WORK ouvrage a la tache | _of WORK [oueurk] ouvrage | A pretty_ of W! [ironically] De la belle besogne! | To make a _of W about it, Faire des famous | What a_of W about nothing! Voila bien des fagons pour rien! | Of a_with, a l’avenant de | To take ... to s, Demon ter [un.) se de- monter | Piece va. rapiecer (on. to, a] Pie'ce'meal [pice] ad. par mcrceaux PIER [pire] jetee [of bridge)piZe [square pillar) pied-di'oit [solid wall) trumeau _DUES (pi] droit de jetee -GLASS trumeau Pierce v. percer: penetrer | _e-d a. a jour | g _through, va. transpercer Pier'cing a. perqant: qui (vous) transperce ^ _ly ad. d'une maniere pergante PI'ETY [pdi'-e-te] piete PIE FRAN ^ AIS—AN GL AIS PIN PIETINEMENT" stamping | Pietiner' vn. to stamp (de, with] to paw the ground [va.) to trample ... under foot: to trample on PISTON" -ONNE foot-passenger : pedestrian [facteur) rural postman Pietre a. wretched | _menf ad. wretchedly PIEU stake [tech) pile PIEUVRE octopus: poulp Pieux' -ease a. pious : religious [-semenf -ly] PIF [vulg] nose PIGEON"_[Roucouler = to coo] _voya- geur, Carrier P | _NNEAU young pigeon PIGEONNIER" pigeon-house’ ‘ Piger' ’ va. to catch : to ‘ collar ’: to ‘ twig ’ (it] PICN'E fir-cone : pine-kernel se Pign'ocher' vn. [vulg] to come to blows PIGN'ON" gable-end [rone) pinion : cog-wheel [du pin) pine-seed | Grand _, [eye] Front chain-wheel | _ sur rue, A house of one’s own | Bordure de_, Barge-board PIGN'OUF [argot] blackguard:‘low lot’ Pilaire a. | Systeme__ Hair : coat PILASTRE_ter | PILAU _ PILCHARD" [pill'tclieurd] PILE heap [pont) pier [vulg) ‘ licking ’ | Jouer a _ ou FACE. To play at pitch and toss | _ou FACE? Heads or tails? [V. TOSS] Piler' v. to pound : to crush | PILET" pin-tail Pileux' -euse a. | Systeme_, Hair PILIER" pillar : post | _ d’ESTAMINET' man who hangs about the smoking-room, etc. PILL'AGE — [ang. pr. pil-lidj, i brefs] looting PILL'ARD"-i5 pillager [a.) pillaging Pill'er' va. to pillage : to pilfer : to loot PILL'E'RIE [fam] plunder : theft PILL'EUR pillager | _d’epave's, Wrecker PILON" pestle [maillet) rammer [F. Marteau] stamp-head [volatile) drum-stick | Mis au_, Destroyed PILONNAGE ramming | Pilonner' v. to ram PILORI pillory | Pilorier' va. to pillory PILOT" pile PILOTAGE [&) — [i, at] [tech) piling PILOTE pilot [angl. pr. pai-le-t] Voulez-vous un _? Do you want a pilot ? Piloter' va. [J>) to pilot [tech) to pile [fig) to be (one’s) guide : to take one about, ou show ... over (a place] PILOTIN'' apprentice-pilot PILOTIS' piles (pi] pile PILOU soft thick flannelette PILULE pill [homeop) pilule PIMBECHE [m nasal] ‘ pert conceited thing ’ PIMENT' allspice : pimento Pinipanf -e [m nasal] a. spruce : smart PIMPRENELLE [ni nas.] pimpernel [pimm] PIN" pine | Bois de Pitch-pine | Pornme de _, Fir-cone |_d'Ecosse, Scotch fir |_blanc, _ de Jerusalem, _ d’Alep, Aleppo pine | _du lord, Weymouth pine |_bon,_doux, _ de pierre, Stone pine | _ de Geneve, — de Russie, _ de mature, Norway pine | _ pleureur, Pinus excelsa |_pinceau,_naza- rou. Pyreneean pine | _ sauvage [or maritime, or Grand_,] Cluster pine [ou Pinaster]_a trochets, Pitch pine PIG ENGLISH—FRENCH PIN PIG pore : cochon [of iron) gueuse [of lead) sau- mon | ‘-headed’ a. ‘tetu comme un mulet’ [or ‘ comme un ane rouge ’]_IRON gueuse | -SKIN peau de pore PIG'EON [pidje-nn] | Rock , Biset [F. Fantail, Tumbler, etc.] -ENG'LISH jargon anglo-chinois |-he'arted a. timide : peureux | •HOLE case | -HOLES (pi] easier (sing] [typ) colombier | -HOUSE colombier : pigeonnier | -SHOOTING tir aux pigeons PIG'MENT couleur: pigment PIG'STY [y at] etable k cochons PIG'TAIL queue [a.) [tobacco] en corde PIKE [i at] [weapon) .pique [fork) fourcJie [fish) brochet | It’s as plain as a PI'KESTAFF, Cela creve les yeux PILE [pa:ile~\ [heap) tas : monceau [a building) edifice [stake) pieu [for building upon) pilotis [electric) pile [of velvet) poil [iron) paquet | Funeral _, Bucher | To ‘make one’s _ [Americ.] ‘Faire sa pelote’ | Built upon_s, Bati'sur pilotis | Row of_s, Pilotis _-DRIVING enfoncement des pieux Pile [paile] v. empiler : entasser [drive piles) piloter | _ARMS, former les faisceaux PILES [pa'ilzz] [pi] hemorroides | Blind__ Hemorro'ides seches Pil'fer v. derober : escamoter : piller PIL'FERER fripon : voleur PIL'FERING filmterie: pillage PIL'GRIM pelerin-e | _AGE pelerinage ‘_’S PROGRESS’ Le Voyage du Pelerin PI'LING,_UP [pai\ empilage [boite a P’s PILL pilule | ‘ Bitter_,’ Gros deboire | -BOX Pill'age [pilledje'] va. piller | _R pillard PILL'AR [le-r] pilier : colonne -BOX boite aux lettres PILLTON [ye-nn] coussinet | PILLAW'pilau PILL'ORY [pil-e-re] pilori [va.) mettre au P PILL'OW' [w nul] oreiller [tig) couclie | -CASE, -SLIP, taie d’oreiller | To have a_FIGHT, Se battre a coups d’oreillers PI’LOT [pai-le-f\ pilotefec [coast_) lamaneur [va.) piloter | -BOA'T bateau-P | -COA'T paletot-P [ J>) vareuse PIL'ULE [youle] _’tea : dragee PIMP entremetteur -ease : ‘maquereau’ PIM'PERNEL' pimprenelle Pim'ping a. petit: chetif: ‘ de deux sous ’ PIM'PLE bouton | _d a. bourgeonne PIN \_pinn\ epingle [for hanging up) patere [tech) clieville : clavette [spindle) tourillon | Paste_, Rolling_Rouleau | In merry —, D'humeur joyeuse | To hear a _ drop, Entendre voler une mouche \ -CASE [fcece] etui a epingles | -CUSHION pelote \ —-MONEY epingles (pi] -PRICKS [fig] coups d’epingles | -TAIL DUCK Apilet | _S [slang] ‘ gigues’ | To be on _s, Etre sur des epines | _S and NEEDLES [fam] ‘ des fourmis ’ Pin [pinne'd] va. epingler : attacher (avec une epingle] [tech) cheviller | _ one’s faith to, Avoir une conflance aveugle en | _... down [fig] clouer : fixer |_up [loop up] retrousser PIN FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PIQ PINACLE pinnacle | * PINARD" ' wine PINASSE pinnace [Vosges') Scotch pine PINCE [levier) crow-bar [inst)pliers : nippers: pincers : tongs [typ) gripper [fer a cheval) toe [pli) plait [d'ecrevisse) claw [action) bite: pinch | -MAILL'E ‘screw’ | -NEZ' ‘_’ [tech) folders (pi] -NOTES' letter-clip ‘ PINCE-SANS'-RIRE ’ dry joker [argot)1 Bobby ’ Pinc6-e a. stiff (-mannered] affected PINCEAU brush : paint-B PINCEE pinch | PINCEMENT" nipping (off] Pincer' va. to pinch : to nip : to bite [7iarpe et guitare) to play [le vent, •&) to hug [fam) to ‘dropon’ | ‘Qa pince!’ It’s nipping cold! | Se faire_[fam] To be caught: to ‘ get dropped on at last’ [tweezers [tech) nippers PINCETTE [or_.S'] tongs (pi] [tres petites) PINQQN" pinch Bbj : mark of a pinch PINQURE pinch : nip PINGOUIN ' penguin | Grand_, Great Auk PINGRE ‘old skinflint’ [a.) skinflint fbrambling PINSON" [s, p] chaffinch | _ des Ardennes, PINTADE Guinea fowl | PINTE pint PIOCHE pick-axe : pick : mattock Piocher' v. to dig [fig) to work hard : to ‘stick at it’: to ‘grind’ (for] [en Amerique) to keep ‘pegging away’ at it [battre) to ‘pitch into’ ‘ PiOCHEUR’ hard-working fellow PIOLET" ice-axe PI ON" [aux dames) man [echecs) pawn [fam. for maitre) usher : ... master [F. Darner] Pioneer' vn. [vulg] to ‘snooze’ PIONNIER" pioneer bb^ | Piotter' vn. to chirp ‘PiOUPlOU’ foot-soldier : ‘Tommy’ PIPE — [paipp] | Casser sa_, [vulg] To ‘kick the bucket’ | PIPEAU pipe : bird-call: snare | PIPEE bird-catching PIPELET' (slang] janitor : door-keeper Piper' va. to catch... with a bird-call: to cheat | Des pipes, Cogged dice PIPE’RIE cheating PIPETTE '_’: dropper PIPEUR cheat | PIPI pip'it Bb^ PIQUAGE transplanting [betail) tethering PIQU'ANT' point: prickle : sting : ‘best of it’ | _-e a. prickly : stinging : biting : sharp : smart | Sauce_e, Vinegar S PIQU’E_: spite : quarrel [arme) pike | Etre a cent_s aicdessus de, To put ... quite into the shade | Etre a cent _s au-dessous de, Not ‘to be a patch on’: to fall far short of PIQU E spades (pi] _-ASSIETTE ‘sponger’ | -NIQUE pic-nic PIQU‘D ‘_’: quilting [a.) fox-marked : mould- spotted | _batonne, Corded jean Piqu'er' va. to prick [insectes, etc.) to sting: to bite [les boeufs) to goad [en perqant) to stick [etoffes) to quilt: to stitch [reliure) to ‘ stab’: to stitch [cuisine) to lard [fig) to pique: to annoy : to touch, rouse | _e a la machine, Machine-stitched | Note_e'e, Staccato | _ une tete, To ‘take a header’ bb^ | _des deux, To gallop off at full speed | _... au vif, To sting ... to the quick | ‘_un soleil,’ To colour up | Se_, To prick [ou sting] one’s self: to be piqued (de, at] to get touchy [etre fier de) to pride one’s self (de, upon] [etoffes) to get moth-eaten [vin, etc.) to get sour, ou ‘pricked’ | Cadre a_, Quilting-frame Tout PIQU'ET' stake [jeu) piquet | _er' va. to stake PIQU'ETTE poor sour wine : thin wine of the second cuvee PIQU'EUR huntsman [domestique monte) outrider [qui dresse les chevaux) horse-breaker [qui monte les chev.) groom [qui dirige) overseer [qui marque) marker | PIQZJ'EUSE [a la machine] sewing-machine girl (ou hand] PIQtJRE pricking : puncture [d’insecte, etc.) sting: bite [etoffes) quilting : back-stitching [papier) mark of mould [trou d’insecte) worm- hole | _de guepe, Wasp-sting PIN ENGLISH-FRENCH PIQ PIN’AFORE [pinn1-e-fore] tablier PIN'CERS [pi] tenailles : pinces PINCH [of, de] pincee [of snuff) prise To give him a_, Lui faire un pinion | At a _, Au besoin : dans un moment de gene | When it comes to the_, Au moment decisif | There’s the_! [ou the RUB] Voila le hie! Pinch va. pincer : presser [fig) se gener | To be_e'd, [fig] Etre gene | I_ed my finger, Je me suis pince le doigt | It is pinchingly cold, II fait unfroid piquant: ‘<;a pince!’ ( To be_ed for room, Etre & Detroit PINCH'BECK similor PIN'COP [tech] canette PINE [pciinn] pin : sapin [to.) languir [for, after, apres) soupirer | -APPLE ananas -MARTEN martre (commune] PI'NERY [i ai‘] serre a ananas PINE'TUM [ paint' te-mm] sapiniere PIN'ION [pinn-ye-nn] aileron [wheel) pignon [wi.) lier: enchainer | _S [bonds] liens PINK oeillet [tint) rose [o.) dechiqueter | The — of perfection, La perfection mime PINNACE [ne-ss] grand canot PINN'ACLE [ne-k'l] pinacle PINT [i at] demi-litre [beer, wine, etc.) chopine [V. Table 91 : also under ‘Half’] PIN'TLE aiguillot | PIONEE'R [i at] pionnier Pi'ous [pai-e-ss] a. pieux | _ly, pieusement PIP [in fruit) pepin [in birds) pepie PIPE [pdipe] [tube)tuyau: conduit [F.Branch- _] [enema, etc.) canule [boatswain’s) sifflet [of wine : and for smoking) pipe [shepherd's) chalumeau : pipeau [u.) jouer du C [birds & d>) siffler [needlework) liserer | -CLAY terre de pipe : craie [tailor’s) savon (a marquer] To _, Blanchir | _ CONNECTIONS [pi] raccords | -CUTTER coupe-tubes | -LINE conduite de petrole | -W'RENCH cle a tubes Pl'PER [pii>at] fluteur | To pay the_, Payer les violons : payer les pots casses PI'PING [i at] passepoil [without cord) passant [pipes) tuhnlure : tuyautage | _ voice, Voice flutee | _ hot a. tout chaud PIP’IT pipi | Meadow_P des pres : farlouse | Tree-_, P des arbres PIP'KIN poelon : petit pot (de terre] [pees PIPP'IN reinette \ Normandy_s, Pommes ta- PIQ'U’ANCY gout piquant [fig) piquant Pique one’s self on [i, t] vr. se piquer de PIR FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS PLA PIRATE _ [i di] Pirater' vn. to pirate {pai] to lead a pirate’s PIRATE'RIE pi'racy [i ail [_life Pire a. [compar.] worse | De mal en_, Worse and worse | Le_, The worst Piriforme a.- pear-shaped PIROGUE canoe fterfuge PIROUETTE ‘_’ : whirling : whirligig : sub- Pirouetter- vn. to whirl round and round PIS" udder [formerly used for) throat: breast Pis’ ad. worse | De mal en _, Worse and worse | Le_, The worst | Qui_est, What is worse, ... | Tant_pour ..., So much the worse for ... PIS-ALLER" last resource : make-shift | Au_ At the very worst: if it comes to the worst PISCICULTURE _ PISCINE pool [de sacristie) piscina [natation) swimming-bath PIS£ rammed clay [ou sun-dried bricks] PISSENLIT' dandelion Pissoter' vn. to be constantly making water ‘PISSOTIERE’ urinal : small fountain PISTACHE pistachio | _de terre, Pea-nut PI STAGE touting [taoutt'] PISTE track : cycle T : scent | Suivre ... kla _, To track | Mettre ... sur la_de, To put ... on the track of | Courses de_, Track- ‘ PISTEUR ’ tout | PISTIL [hot] _ Lraqing PISTOLET'pistol : template [a dessin) French curve [en Belgique) roll: bread-cake | ‘Drole de_,’ ‘Queer fish’ PISTOLIER” [liistoire] pistoleer: soldier armed with a pistol PISTON" _ : plug [fam) protection : ‘backing up’: official influence, recommendation | Segment de_, Piston-ring | Tige de_, Piston- rod | Course du_, Stroke (of the piston] ‘Pistonner-’ va. to ‘back ... up’: to ‘push ... PITANCE pittance [on ’: to ' bother ’ PITE aloes-fibre PITE de la veuve, Widow's mite Piteux’ -euse a. piteous [-semenf -ly] PI TIE pity : contempt | Par_, Out of P : for P’s sake | Faire_, To excite one’s P Pitoyable a. pitiable: wretched: contemptible [-menf -bly, -ly] PITON" highest peak : pointed summit [40 eye- bolt [petit) screw-eye ‘PITOU’ ‘Tommy Atkins’ PITRE clown : showman [fig) humbug Pitloresque a. picturesque [fig) graphic [illu- stre) illustrated | _ment' ad. picturesquely [fig) graphically PIVERT" woodpecker [i.e. green W] PIVOINE peony | PIVOINE bullfinch PIVOT'_[piv-e-tt] [fig) what... all hinges on [Za racine pivotante) tap-root | Canon a_, Swivel gun | _er‘ vn. to turn round (sur, on] \Jbof) to send out a tap-root PLACAGE veneering (de, with] [met) plating PLACARD"_[karde] {armoire) cupboard [de voile) patch | Epreuve en_, Slip-proof Placarder* va. to post: to lib’el PIR ENGLISH-FRENCH PLA PI'RACY [pai'-re-ce] [4?) piraterie [of authors) plagiat: contrefaqon PI'RATE [pai-re-tt] [literat.) contrefacteur : plagiaire [va.) contrefaire, Pirat'ical [ke-Z] a. de pirate [fig) de contre- faQon: plagiaire PIS'CES [pi] [les) Poissons Pish j %Yit, Bah ! PIS'TOL [pisste-l] pistolet | -SHOT coup de P | Within a_-_, kportee de P PIT fosse [a quarry) carriere [a shaft) puits [of the stomach, etc.) creux [theatre) parterre | Coal _, Mine de houille [or M de charbon] Gravel ou Sand_, Sdblonniere | The bottomless _, L’enfer | At the_HEAD, Pris sur les lieux | _FALL trappe | _MAN [pi. _men] mineur [mach, Amer.) bielle |_SAW scie de long : pagse-partout Pit [-tted] va. greler [against, a) opposer | To be_tted against, Avoir comme adversaire Pit'-a-pat ad. en palpitant PITCH poix [coal-tar_) brai | Burgundy —, Poix de Bourgogne | As dark as _, Noir comme dans un four | _PINE pitchpin Pitch va. enduire de poix PITCH point [slope) pente [of screw, cogs, or chain) pas : ecartement | Concert —, Diapason normal | Highest_, Comble | To play at _and TOSS, Jouer kpile ou face Pitch va. [throw) jeter [carelessly) ‘ficher’ [a tent) dresser [a tune) donner le ton (a) [vn.) se jeter : tomber (on, sur] [bird)s’abattre (sur] [4>, plunge) tanguer | ‘_into,’ tomber sur : ‘ereinter ’ |_upon, rencontrer [choose) faire choix de : s’arreter a Pitch'-dark' a. noir comme dans un four Pitclie'd [pr. pittchtt] a. [battle) range [road) pave de cailloux PITCH'ER cruche [at baseball) lanceur | _s have ears, Les murs ont des oreilles | -PLANT nepenthes : plante a amphores PITCH'FORK fourclie PITCHING [tech) perre [4>) tangage PITCH'-PINE pitchpin Pit'eous a. pitoyable [-ly, -ment] PIT'FALL IV. PIT] PITH [i tres bref: til fort] moelle [fig) moelle : viguexir | _HEL'MET casque colonial Pith'ily ad. vigonreusement PITH'INESS force: vigueur Pith'y a. plein de moelle : plein de vigueur Pit'iable [e-be-Z] Pit'iful a. triste : pitoyable : ... a faire pi tie Pit'iless a. impitoyable [-ly, -ment] PITT'ANCE [pitt'-nnce] pitance \ Reduced to a mere_, Reduit a la portion congrue Pitt'ed a. [with, de] grele | To be — against, Avoir comme adversaire : etre oppose a PIT'Y pitie [matter for regret) dommage | To take _ on. Prendre P de | For —’s sake! Par P! | ’Tis a great —, C’estbien D | What a_! Quel D ! Pit'y va. plaindre : avoir pitie de Pit'ying [pitt'i-igng] a. compatissant: de pitie PIX ciboire PLAC'ARD _: affiche {va.) placarder (de] PLA FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS PLA PLACE_ [ang. pr. piece] room : seat: situation [prix de_en voyage) fare [lieu public) square [marche) market [de voitures) stand : cab-stand [commerce) ’change | a sa_, In his, her, its (right) place | a votre_, If I were you, ... | Faire_a, To give place [ou way] to | Faire la_, To canvass for orders (in town] Faire prendre_avec soi, To take ... (up) in one’s cax-riage, car | Sur_, On the premises : on the spot | Sur la_, [com] In the market | _d'armes, Parade | _forte, Fortified town 11 n’y a pas de_! No room! | _! Make way! | _entiere, Full fare PLACEMENT' placing : putting [de fonds) investment Bureau de _, Registry office : employment bureau [d’Etat) labour exchange PLACENTA _ Placer' va. to place : to put: to set [funds) to invest [a interet) to put out [pers) to get ... into a situation [ou a place] [vendre) to sell : to dispose of ... [un mot) to edge in | Haut' place, In a high position | _mal. To misplace | Se__ To place (etc.) o’self: to get a PLACET" petition [place ou situation PLACEUR -EUSE ... who keeps a registry- office [theatre) box-opener Placide a._d [-mt'-ly] PLACIDITE _tv PLAC1ER" -IERE town traveller : agent PLAFOND" ceiling [de canal ou bassin) bed PLAFONNAGE ceiling | Plafonner' va. to ceil PLAFONNEUR plasterer | -NN1ER" roof-lamp PLAGE beach : "shore : sands (pi] [ville) seaside resort [aire de vent) quarter PLAGIAIRE plagiarist | PLAGIAT" plagiarism PLAID" [play]_[en ang. pr. pladd] [dr) plea Plaidant'-e a. litigant | AVOCAT'_, Barrister Plaider' v. to plead : to go to law (with] to be PLAIDEUR -EUSE suitor [at law PLAIDOIRIE pleading PLAIDOYER' special pleading : speech PLAIE wound : sore [du cceur, A'Egypte, et fig) PLAIGN'ANT' -E plaintiff [plague _a. plaintiff’s ... : complaining Plain" -e a. plain : level | De_-pied', On the same floor [fig) on the same footing (as] on a level | -CHANT" plain-song Plaindre va. (Table 58) to pity [etre chiche de) to grudge | 11 est a_, He is to be pitied | Se_de, To complain of: to lament PLAINS plain : common : field PLAINTE lamentation : Complaint : groan : sigh 1 Porter_, To lodge an information Plaintif -ive a._ive [-vemenf -ly] Plaire vn. (Table 39) to please : to be pleasing | a Dieu ne plaise! God forbid! | Plait- il? ‘I beg your pardon?’: What did you say ? | Plut au ciel que...! Would to heaven ...! | II ne me plait pas de ..., I do not choose to ... | S’il vous plait, If you please | Quand il vous plaira, When you please | Comme il vous plaira, As you like it | Cela ne me plait guere, I don’t much care for it | Se_dans [or a,] To delight in : to get on well, feel at home, in Plaisamment’ ad. pleasantly : in fun PLAISANCE | Maison de_Country seat | Bateau de _, Pleasure boat | PLAI SANT'wag: funny fellow | Le_de Vaffaire, The best of it Mauvais_, Would-be joker Plaisant'-e a. pleasant [qui fait rire) funny : laughable : droll : odd Plaisanter" v. to joke : to trifle (avec, with] to make fun (of] En plaisantant, In fun : ‘for a joke’ | Je ne plaisante pas, I’m not joking PLAISANTERIEfun:joke:jesting Mauvaise _, Very poor joke : a stupid trick | Par_, In jest : only (done, etc.) for a joke | _a part, Without joking | Il n’entend pas la —, It doesn’t do to joke with him ! PLA ENGLISH-FRENCH PLA PLACE [ae] [part, spot) endroit: localite : lieu [seat in a carriage, situation, square or row of houses, & X) place [country seat) chateau: maison [town) ville [rank) position | A pretty —, Un E charmant | At [ou to] our_, Chez nous | In, Out of a_, [servant] En P, Sans P | In_, [of ministers] En P | In my_, a ma P i In the _ of, Pour remplacer: a la P de | In the first_, En premier lieu | In the next _, Ensuite : puis | Out of_, Deplace : mal a propos | In its proper_, [word, etc.] a sa P | Some_[indef] Quelque part | This will be a good_for us to ..., Nous serons bien ici pour ... To find a _for ..., Caser | To give_to, Faire P a [fig) ceder le pas a | To take_, Avoir lieu : se passer : se faire : se produire [battle) se livrer | In time and_, En temps et lieu | A great_for, Un grand centre pour ... | Names of _S, Noms de localites | _S of AMUSEMENT, Spectacles et amusements | To carry ... to five_S of DECIMALS, Pousser la division jusqu’a la cinquieme decimale | _ of WORSHIP, Eglise : endroit consacre au culte religieux Place va. placer | To_an order for, Comman- PLA'CER terrain d'alluvion aurifere [der Plac'id [pldss'idd] a. placide : calme PLA'GIARISM [ple'-dje-rizzm] plagiat PLAGUE [plegh] peste [fig) fleau [Egypt) plaie [va. fig) tourmenter | He’s a regular_, C’est une vraie peste | The _of my life, Ma bete noire | ‘Pla'guy’ a. [vulg] maudit PLAICE [piece] carrelet PLAID [pladd]_ksj : ecossais PLAIN [plene] plaine | _a. [distinct) clair : evident [simple) simple [without sauce, etc.) au naturel [not ornamented) uni [flat) plat [in personal looks) sans attraits [mus) plain (-chant] ‘It’s as_as_can be,’ C’est clair comme le jour | In_CLOTHES, En bourgeois |_COOKING [Za) cuisine bourgeoise \ _ DEALING, _ SPEAKING [ea i] franchise [a.) franc | In_FIGURES, En chiffres connus | _SEWING [ew 6] [la) couture Plai'nly [ai e] ad. distinctement : clairement [simply) simplement[speaking)franchement: ‘en bon Franqais’ | To tell him so —, Le lui dire carrement PLAIN'NESS [plene-] simplicity : clarte [of looks) manque d’attraits PLAIN'TIFF [plene] demandeur -eresse : plai- gnant -e [seeking damages) partie civile PLA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PLA PLAISIR pleasure: delight (a, in: de. to [gateau) wafer | Une vie de_, A life of pleasure | a_, At one’s ease :with care [sans objet) for nothing | Prendre — a, To take P [ou D] in | Appren- dre avec —, To be glad to hear ... j Faire_ a, To give ... P | Faire un_a, To do ... a favour | Me faire le_de .... To do me the favour of ... | Conte fait a_, Idle tale | Par —, For P : ‘for the say-so of it’ | Train de_, Plait' [V. Plaire] [Excursion train PLAN" — : draught: map : project [geometr.) plane | Au premier_, In the foreground | _sommaire, Sketch map | Leve des _s, Survey | Plan" -e a. level: flat: even [qeom) plane : piano-... PLANCHE plank : board : shelf [jardin) bed [gravure) plate [a bouteilles) rack | _a des- sin, Drawing-board | Faire la_, To float [ou swim] on one’s back | Jours de_, Lay-days | Monter sur les_s. To go on the stage Plancheiei*' va. to floor : to plank : to lath PLANCHER" floor : ceiling | Le_des vaches, Dry land | _de la fosse aux cables, Cable tier | PLANCHETTE board : little board PLANCON" slip PLANE drawing-knife Planer' va. to shave : to smooth [to.) to hover (sur, over] to soar up (dans, into, to] [F. VOL] PLANETAIRE orrery [a.) planetary PLANETE plan'et | PLANEUR [aero] glider PLANISPHERE _ ftation PLANT" _ (for setting] sapling : stock : plan- PLANTAGE planting : plantation PLANTAIN" _ BSj, | PLANTARD" slip PLANTATION" _: estate [action) planting PLANTE plant [potagere) herb [du pied) sole Plante -e pp. erect: settled : planted Planter' va. to plant: to set: to fix | _la, To ‘leave ... in the lurch’: to ‘give ... the slip’| Se — To station [ou ‘ plant ’] o’self PLANTEUR planter PLANTOIR dibble | Plante au_, Dibbled PLANTON" [X] orderly | De_, On duty Plantureux' -euse a. rich : fertile : copious PLANURE shaving PLAQTJE plate 0=^ : slab [decoration) star [des cochers, etc.) badge [bois) veneer [F- Blin- — TOURNANTE [«§&] turntable [dage] PLAQUE plated metal | _-e a. plated [bois) veneered [fig) tipped Plaquer' va. [de, with] [du metal) to plate [du bois) to veneer [du platre, etc.) to lay on [du gazon) to lay down : to turf [tres vulg.) to jilt: to abandon PLAQUETTE small plaque : booklet Plastique a. _tic PLASTRON" breastplate : pad [robe) breast ou back [chemise) plain front [pers) butt * Plastronner-’ v. to pose PLAT" dish [d'une balance) scale [guetes) plate [partie plate) flat [d’aviron) wash | Sur le_ [F. Poach, ang.] ‘_s' toile’ [reliure] Cloth sides | Chef de_, Mate of the deck | Homme de_Cook of the mess Plat' -e a. flat: mean [bourse) empty | a _ ventre, Flat on the ground | Calme_, Dead calm | Vaisselle_e, Plate | Border a_, To have the sheets well aft | _VALET' flunkey PLATANE plane-tree PLAT'-BORD' gunwale [pr. glieunn'l] PLATEAU scale [a the) tray [terrain eleve) plateau : table-land [de tour) face-plate PLATE-BANDE border : flower-bed : narrow bed [arch) lintel PLA ENGLISH—FRENCH PLA PLAIT [pr. plite] pli [of hair, pr. platte) natte: tresse | _va. plisser [hair) natter : tresser PLAN [plann] : systeme : projet [F. Bad] The best_would be to, Le mieux serait de _[-nne'd] va. projeter [draw) faire le plan de PLANE [a e] [level) plan [tool) rabot | Jack_, Riflard | Jointer Trying Varlope \Grooving __ Plough_, Bouvet | Rabbet_, Guillaume | _TREE platane Plane [a e] va. raboter [typ) taquer PLANE GEOM'ETRY [la) geometrie plane PLA'NER [a e] taquoir [raboteuse PLA'NING [a e\ rabotage | _ MACHINE PLANK [pr. plagnk] planche : ais [4>) bordage [va.) border | Timber in__ Bois de refend | _S (pi] ou_ING bordage PLANT plante [for setting) plant [in general sense) vegetal [com) materiel outillage [deceit) coup monte [va.) planter | _out, re- piquer [Note. The common French names of many_s are given under HERBE] PLAN'TAIN [weed) _ [banana) banane -TREE [W. Ind.] bananier du paradis PLANTATION [jplann-teche-nri]_[often indicated by a termination: as, of BIRCHES, Boulaie, etc.] [F. GROVE] PLANTTNG plantation | _OUT repiquage PLASH Hague \ To_about, Eclabousser Plash'y a. gacheux : boueux PLASTER [mason’s) platre [medic.) emplatre [va.) platrer : enduire (with, de] Adhesive _, Papier Fayard : papier Wlinsi | Court_, Taffetas d’Angleterre Sticking_, Diachylum | _CAST platre |_OF PARIS gypse PLASTERER platrier PLASTERING platrage : ouvrage en platre Plat [-tted] va. tresser : natter [F. PLAIT] PLATE [a e] assiette [_ful) assiettee [silver _) vaisselle plate, or d’argent [gold _) F. d’or [copper-_) planche [iron) plague : idle [lock, etc.) platine [dial plate) cadran [a tinplate) feuille [at collections) plat [photog.) plague | Armour_, Plague de blindage | Boiler_, Tole | Book-_, Ex-libris [pr.s] Full-page_, Gravure hors texte | Piece of_, Piece d'ar- genterie \ Volume of _s, Volume de planches -BASKET panier a Vargenterie -GLASS glace [a.) ... de glace -LAYER [«§3l] poseur (de voie] -POWDER blanc d'Espagne : rouge anglais -RACK porte- (or egoutte-) assiettes [photog.) -WARMER chauffe-assiette [egouttoir Plate [a e] va. plaquer (with, de] [silver) ar- genter [nickel) nickeler | _d metal, Plaque | Armour-_d, Cuirasse | Gold-_d, Plaque en or | Nickel-_d, Nickele PLA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PLE PLATEE dishful [arch) entire foundation PLATE-FORME platform Boj [cliaussee) roadway [const) wall-plate [de locom.) foot-plate | La_des tours de Notre-Dame, The top [ou leads] of N. -D. PLATE-LONGE strap [harnais) kicking-strap PLATIN' [*] shoal PLATINE plate : lock-plate [de presse) platen [microsc.) stage | Une tonne_, [vulg] ‘ The gift of the gab’ PLATINE plat'inum | ... de_, (a.) Plat'inum | Grain de _, Pointe en _, Platinum point | Uis platinee, Platinum screw : contact S PLATINOTYPIE plat'inotype PLATITUDE_: flatness : meanness | D’lme extreme_, Exceedingly flat Platonique a. Platonic PLATRAGE plastering : ‘lath and plaster’ PLATRAS" rubbish : debris [sulphate of lime PLATRE plaster : plaster cast: paint [agr) Platre -e a. patched up : unreal : plastered : white-washed [femme) painted Platrer' va. to plaster: to patch ... up [agr) to manure ... with gypsum | Se_, To paint Platreux' -euse a. chalky ^ PLATRIER" plasterer | PLATRIERE gypsum PLAUSIBILITE _ty _ [quarry Plausible a_[ nienf -blv] PLEBE common PLEBElEN ' -ENNE [& a.] plebeian Lpeople PLEBISCITE _: vote of the whole people PLEIADES'_ [plai-e-dize] PLEIN" full: full space : fulness : middle [ecri- ture) down-stroke | Battre son_, To be ‘in full swing’ [saison) to be at its height Plein" -e a. full (de, of] thorough [compact) solid [des voiles) taut [jour, etc.) broad : open [caoutchoucs) solid [bete) with young : in ... [vache) in calf [jument) in foal De_e terre, Hardy | En_ ..., In the middle [ou midst] of ... : full: fully j En chene_, Of solid oak | ‘Tout_de,’ ‘Lots of’ | _comme un oeuf, ‘Chock full’ | La_e MER, The open sea Plein" ad. fully : completely | ‘Tout _,’ Much : many | Pleinement' ad. fully : quite Pleniere a. ple'nary [pli-ne-re] PLEnIPOTENTIAIRE [ti, cee] _ary [che-re] PLENITUDE — | PLEONASME [s c] _sm PLE TH’ ORE plethora [th fort] |_s 2 PLA ENGLISH-FRENCH PLE PLAT'EN [typ] platine PLAT'FORM plate-forme [railway) quai [fort) terre-plein [of bridge) tablier [public meet.) estrade [fig) programme (politique] ‘platform’ PLA'TING [a e'] placage | Armour_, Blindage | Nickel_, Nickelage PLAT'INUM platine fea [a.) de P | _ SCREW PLATOO'N [ple-tounel peloton [Uis platinee PLATT'ER gamelle j PLATT'ING tresse PLAU'DITS [pi] applaudissements Plau'sibly [ze-ble] ad. d’une maniere plausible PLAY [jplaie] jeu [piece played) piece [scope) essor | At_[children] En recreation | They are at_, Us sont a jouer | In _, [fun] En plaisantant | To go to the__ Aller au spectacle | Shakespeare’s _s, Les pieces [or Le theatre] de S | Fair_, Franc jeu : bonne foi : loyaute | Free _, Jeu libre | Side _, Jeu lateral | _upon words, Jeu de mots | -BILL programme [or ciffiche] de spectacle | -FELLOW' camarade de jeu | _GROUND cour de recreation [roofed in) preau | -GOER amateur de theatre | -ROOM salle de recreation | _THING jouet: ‘joujou’ Play v. jouer (at, a, au, a la, aux : with, avec] [a tune) jouer [on instrument) jouer de [act) faire [ply) faire jouer | To_a GAME of ..., Faire une partie de ... | When will the fountains _? Quand les eaux joueront-eZZes ? | Played out, ‘Fini’ : ... qui a fait son temps /'PlAy'ER joueur-et<se : musicien -nne | Stage .g _, Acteur -trice : comedien -enne | Strolling ® _, Comedien ambulant -PIANO piano me- ^Play'ful a. folatre : enjoue : badin [canique 'yPLAY'FULNESS enjouement: badinage PLEA [pZC] pretexte [law) exception /'Plead va. plaider : invoquer : alleguer | To <a _guilty, S’avouer coupable PLEA'DER | Special_, Avocat consultant aPLEA'DING (jpli] plaidoirie Special_[ou V Piece of special_] Plaidoyer Pleas'ant [plezz’nntf] a. agreable : gai -look'ing a. de physionomie agreable _ly ad. agreablement: plaisamment PLEAS'ANTNESS agrement aPLEAS'ANTRY enjouement: plaisanterie Please [pr. plize] v. plaire a [satisfy) contenter [pub. notices) On est prie de ... : Priire de | Hard to_, Exigeant | Exceedingly pleased, Enchante | Very pleased. Tres content (to, de] Just as I_, Comme bon me semble, or me semblera 1 I should be_d to see him, Cela me ferait plaisir de le voir | I’m_d with that, Je suis content de cela : cela me plait | How _d I am! Que je suis content! [or heureux !] _, If you_, S’il vous plait | To _one’s self, Se plaire : se contenter [do as one likes) faire comme on veut [or a son gre] Plea'sing [pliz] a. agreable : charmant [face) aimable : gracieux [manners) prevenant t'Pleas'urable a. agreable : charmant PLE AS'URE plaisir [will) volonte : gre [com) avantage (to, de] [a.) d’agrement | At_, a 5; volonte | With_Volontiers : avec plaisir | “ To take one’s_, S’amuser | To take a_ Tj? in ..., Prendre Pa... | It will be a_tome a, to ..., Je me ferai un plaisir de ... -GROUND pare : jardin d’agrement _PARTY partie de P | _TRIP voyage ^ d’agrement: partie de P : train de P PLEA'T [pttte] V. Plait PLEDGE gage : veeu de temperance [law) caution [va.) engager (to, a] [toasts) boire a la sante de : porter un toast a | To sign the —, Faire voeu de temperance Plen'teous a. abondant _ly ad. abondamment [abondance Plen'tiful a. abondant | Plentifully ad. en PLEN'TY abondance [ad.) beaucoup | Yes— of them! Oui, a foison! Oui, a revendre! | We have _ of time to ..., Nous avons bien le temps de ... PLE FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PLU PLEUR | Terser un_, To shed a tear [V. Pleurs PLEURARD" who is always crying’ Pleurer' vn. to weep [fam) to cry (de, for : over] to mourn for [vigne) to bleed PLEURESIE _risy [plou'-re-se] PLEUREUR -EUSE.. who weeps [ou who cries] hired mourner | _a. maudlin | Frene _, Weeping ash | Saule_, Weeping willow Pleurnicher' vn. to whimper [fam) to pretend to cry | _ERIE whimper —EUR -EUSE ‘... who is always whining’ PLEURS' [pi] tears [de la vigne) bleeding ‘PLEUTRE’ ‘contemptible fellow’ Pleuvoir v. imp. (Table 74) to rain : to pour down [fig) to shower | 11 pleut a verse! It’s raining torrents! PLI fold : plait: wrinkle : turn : bent | Devant a_s, Plaited front | Cela ne fait pas un_, ‘There isn't the slightest difficulty about that'’ | Prendre un mauvais_, To get into a bad habit | Sous ce [lettre] Herewith : Pliable a. _ [ang. pr. plai-e-b’l] [enclosed PLIAGE folding PLIANT' camp-stool: folding chair |_-e a. folding : flexible [canot) collapsible [fig) accom- PLIE plaice | PLl£ bend [modating Plier' v. [& Se_vr.] to fold (up] to plait: to bend : to give way (a, to] [&) to heel | _ bagage, To ‘be off’ PLIEUR, PLIEUSE folder.[machine) folding- PLINTH E [n nas] plinth : skirting [machine PLIOIR [tech] folder PLISSli tuck | PLISSE'MENT” plaiting Plisser' va. to plait: to tuck : to wrinkle PLISSURE plaiting /PLOMB" lead o^[tech) plummet [declasse) J. shot [pour lean sale) sink [sceau) seal [fig) SI ballast | Ciel de_, Burning sky | Fil a_, c Plumb'-line | Gateau de__ Pastry-cake | g _perdu, Stray shot | _fusible, Fusible , plug | a _, Right down : perpendicularly V [tech) by the plumb'-line /PLOMBAGE plumb'er’s work [douanes) seal- _[ ing [dents) stopping [agr) rolling : beating S PLOMBAGINE plumbago nPlombe -e a. [teint) leaden : livid [douanes) .£ sealed [dent) stopped | Canne_ee, Loaded p; stick | Panne_ee, Black glazed tile a)Plomber' va. to cover [ou to load] ... with <3 lead [douane) to seal [dents) to stop [tech) ^ to plumb' [agr) to roll ou beat gPLOMBERIE plumb'er’s work [usine) lead 1 works | Rouleau PLOMBEUR [agr] roller l PLOMBIER” plumb'er ffsj Plongeant' -e a. plunging PLONGEE dive : plunge | Faire une_, To D PLONGEON" diver : loon [F. Diver] Faire le —, To dive : to duck one’s head [fig) to get out of sight : to‘duck under’ | Faire faire le — a ..., To give ... a ducking Plonger' va. [dans, into, in] to plunge : to dip : to dive : to duck (in] [navire) to pitch ["washer PLONGEUR diver [tech) plunger [au cafe) dish- PLOT" stud | Systeme a _s, Surface-contact system (of trams] Ployer' va. to bend, etc. [F. Plier] Plu pp. invar. [V. Plaire & Pleuvoir] PLUIE rain | Une_, A shower | Le temps est a la_, It seems inclined for rain | Eau de —, Rain-water | ‘ Craint la _,’ ‘ To be kept dry’ | Faire la_et le beau temps, To be all-powerful | Parler de la_et du beau temps, To talk over insignificant matters | Saison des_s, Rainy season PLUMAGE _ [ang pr. plou-me-dje] feathers PLUMASSIER” dealer in feathers PLUME _: feather [pour ecrire) pen [d’oie) quill : quill pen [pers) writer | Dessin a la_, Pen and ink sketch | _ a RESERVOIR PLUMEAU feather broom [fountain pen PLUMEE (YENCRE dip of ink Plumer' va. to pluck [duper) to take ... in PLUMET" plume | ‘Avoir son_,’ To be the worse for drink PLI ENGLISH-FRENCH PLU PLI'ERS (pi] pince | Cutting_, P coupante PLIG’HT [plaiite] etat: situation [va.) engager Plod [-dded] vn. peiner [walk) marcher peni- blement | To keep plodding away, [fam] ‘ Pio- cher toujours’: travailler dur PLODD'ER [fam] bucheur : piocheur Plodd'ing a. laborieux : ‘piocheur’ PLOT morceau de terre [against, contre) com- plot: conspiration [grass) pelouse [of a story) intrigue | Plot [-tted] v. conspirer: complo- ter : tramer | PLOTT'ER conspirateur PLOUG'H [America, PLOW] [plao] charrue [plane) bouvet [va.) labourer [grooves) creuser [the ocean) sillonner | Double-breasted_, Buttoir | Motor_G a moteur | Snow-_, Chasse-weipe | _-BOY gar<jon de charrue | _MAN [pi. _men] laboureur | —SHARE soc (de charrue'] ["L PLOU'G'HING [plao-igne] labourage [a.) pofir PLOV'ER [pleuve'r] pluvier [V. this word] PLUCK [ple-k] courage : cceur : aplomb : crd- nerie [butch.) fressure | He has plenty of_, 11 n’a peur de rien : ‘ il n'a pas froid aux yeux ’ Pluck va. arracher [fowls) plumer [flowers) cueillir | _up, [courage] reprendre _e'd [exam.] refuse : ‘retoque’: ‘recale’ ‘Pluck'y’ [ple-ke] a. courageux: ‘crane’ | It was very_of him to do so, Q’a ete ‘ crane ’ a lui de faire cela PLUG [ple-gh] tampon : bouchon [peg) cheville | Electric wall , Prise de courant | Fusible _, Plomb fus’ble | Sparking_, Bougie (d’allu- mage] _ [-gge'd] va. tamponner : boucher PLUM [ple-mm] prune | French_P d’Agen | _ PUDDING ‘_’ | _ TART tarte aux prunes | -TREE prunier Plumb' [ple-mm] ad. a plomb : d’aplomb [va.) plomber | _ LINE [Idinn] fil a plomb: P : ligne de sonde PLUMBA'GO [ple-mm-bego] plombagine PLUM B'ER [ple-mm-r] plombier _’S WORK plomberie PLUME [ploume] plumet [of helmet) criniere [va.) plumer | To_o’s, Se nettoyer : faire sa toilette [on, de) se piquer PLUMM'ER-BLOCK [pleumm'r] palier PLU FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS POE PLUMETIS" woven embroidery Plumeux'-eHse a. feathery PLUMIER" pencil-box : pen-box PLUMITIF minute-book PLUPART' | La_[gens] Most people | La _ du [or de la. or des] Most of the ... [temps) generally | Pour la — For the most PLURALITE _ty [part Pluriel -elle a. plural | An_, In the P Plus' ad. more (de, que, than ..] the more : besides [superlatif) most [algebre) plus [En anglais les adjectifs et les adverbes D UNE SYLLABE font le comparatif avec ER, et le superlatif avec EST, ajou- tes au positif, et non pas avec MORE et MOST. On dit, par exemple, Beautiful, more beautiful, most beautiful. Mais on ne dit jamais Long, more long, most long. 11 faut dire Long, LONGER, LONGEST, [pr. lonng-gueur, etc., et non lonng-'r~\ etc. Les adverbes en ...ly, font leur comp, et superl. avec more et most : More largely, Most urgently, etc.] [negat) no more : no longer | On n’en trouve —, There isn’t such a thing to be had now | Au At most | Au _ tard, At the very latest | Au_ tot, As quickly as possible [V. Pres] Be _, Besides : more | De_ en _, More and more | Je ne veux _ de cafe, Not any more (coffee) : no more coffee | — que moi, More than I | _ de cinq, More than five | _de 5 heitres, More than 5 hours a — de 5 heures, After 5 : past 5 o’clock _ loin, Farther on | _nous avangons, The farther we go | _ j’approche du terme ..., The nearer I get to the end |_on est de fous,_on rit, ‘The more, the merrier’ | Cet habit n’est — mettable,This coat isn’t fit to wear any longer | Ma ynontre ne va_, My watch won’t go [ou has stopped] ... n’est _, ... has ceased to exist | Qui_est, What is more | _tard, Later : later on | Tout au_, At the very outside : at most | 11 n’est _temps de, It is too late to Plusieurs' a. several: ‘a good many’ PLUS-QUE-PARFAIT' [pr. s] pluperfect PLUS-VALUE gain : increase (in value] [d’un terrain) unearned increment [budget) surplus Plutot' ad. rather | _que de, Rather than Pluvial -e a. \ Ean_e, Rain-water PLUVIER" plover | _ a collier, Ring P | _ a collier interrompu, Kentish P | _ dore, Golden P | _guignard, Dotterel Pluvieux' -euse a. rainy : that brings rain PLUVIOM^TRE rain-gauge PLUVIOSE fifth month of Republican year [‘Jan.’ 20 to ‘Feb.’ IS] PNEUMATIQUE [or ‘ PNEU ’] [pr. p] tyre CK^ : p'neumatic tyre [a.) p neumatic | Machine_, Air-pump | PNEUMATIQUE_ics [p nul] PNEUMONIE [pr. the p] _nia [jp nul] POCHADE rough sketch ^POCHARD" drunkard | _-e a. drunken ■^se Pocharder' vr. to be ‘on the loose’ : to > get ‘ half seas over ’ POCHE pocket : bag : pouch [tech) ladle [pli) pucker | Acheter chat en_To ‘buy a pig in a poke’ | Comme ma _, As well as my ABC | De ma_, Out of my own pocket | Pas un centime pour sa _, Not a farthing for himself | ... de_, Pocket ... Pocher' va. to blot [battre) to bruise | QEufs poches, Eggs poached in soup, water, or milk [V. Poach ff^] _ l’oeil a ..., To give ... a black eye | Un ceil poche, A black eye [stupid POCHE"TEE | ‘En avoir line_’, To be very POCHETTE little pocket: pouch : ‘kit’ [filet) POCHOIR stencil-plate Lnet POCHON" [very familiar] black eye PODAGRE gout [m. & f.) gouty subject: man who has the gout | _a. gouty PODOMETRE pedom'eter PO&LE stove [dais) canopy [mortuaire) pall POELE frying-pan : pan | POELEE panful POFLIER” stove-manufacturer POFLON" pipkin [de metal) saucepan POEME poem [po’-emm] POESIE po'etry | _S' [pi] poems PLU ENGLISH-FRENCH POD PLUMM'ET \pleum-me-t(] plomb Plump [pr.ple-mmpp] a. dodu : gras [ad.) tout d’un coup [m.) tomber d’aplomb | To_for ... [ou give ... a PLUMP'ER.] Donner tous ses votes a [or pour] ... [c.-a-d. dans lesvilles qui nomment deux deputes, voter pour un seul candidat] Plu'my [ploume] a. couvert deplumes PLUN'DER [ple-nnd'r] butin [action) pillage [va.) piller : derober | Some of the_, Sa part du gateau | _ER pillard PLUNGE [ple-nnj] plongeon feo [va.) plonger (into, dans] [wi.) se plonger |_ER plongeur | PLUNGER-PUMP pompe a pistons plon- PLU'PER'FECT plus-que-parfait |_geurs Plu'ral [plou-re-l] a. pluriel | In the_, Au P PLURAL'ITY _ite [of livings) cumul PLUSH \_ple-ch) peluche PLY [plai] pli fen [v.) presser (with, de] [work) faire jouer [between ... and ...) aller: faire le service (de ... a ...] [&) bouliner P.M. apres-midi [evening ou night) du soir [in time tables) ‘soir’ PO [fam] vase de nuit :‘pot de chambre' Poa'ch [potcli] va. pocher | To go _ING. Braconner. | _e'd EGGS oeufs sur le plat [done on a dish, with butter] POA'CH'ER \_po-tche-r~\ braconnier POA'CH'ING [pd-tch] braconnage [V. Poach] PO'CHARD milouin POCK'ET poche feo [in note-book, etc.) pochette [va.) empocher [billiards) blouser [a.) ... de poche | To pay ... out of one’s own_, Payer de sa poche | To put one’s hand in one’s —, Mettre la main a la P | To stand with one’s hands in one’s _s, Se tenir les mains dans les poches | To be out of_by ...,Perdre a... | -BOOK portefeuille : carnet | -LIG’HTER briquet | -MONEY argent de poche : menus Pock'marke'd [marktt] a. grele |_pla*s‘rs (pU POCK'WOOD bois de gal’ac POD cosse | Well-podd'ed a. cossu POE FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS POI POLITE po'et [femme_) po'etess PO£TEREAU po'etaster [-ally POETIQUE art of po'etry [a.) poet'ic [inf Poetiser' vn. to po'etize POID'S' [pwoli] weight: load : burden | Au_, By W | De Full W [fig) weighty |_speci- fique, Specific gravity Poi'gn'ant' -e a. [ang. poi-ne-nntt] keen POI'GN'ARD"_: dagger | _er' va. to stab POI'GN'E grip | a_, Energetic POI'GN'EE handful [douze echeveaux)bundle (of twelve skeins] [manche) handle [d'epee) hilt | _de MAIN" shake (of the hand] POI'GN'ET" wrist [d’habit) wrist-band PO!L hair \JbalV&) beard [duvet) nap [velours) pile [couleur) colour | ‘Un_dans la main,'' No liking for work | Faire le _a, To clip | Monter ... a_.To ride ... bareback _de CHEiVRE mohair [V. Bonnet, Fr.] POILU [fam. for Fr. soldier] ‘Tommy’ | ‘Nos _s,’ 'Our Tommies’ | Poilu-e a. hairy POINCILL'ADE poinciana POINQON" bodkin : awl : stamp : chisel [tech, et typ.) punch [fut) puncheon [constr.) king- (ou queen-) post : strut | _ de controle, Hall-mark | _d’epreuve, [fusil] Proof-mark Poinconner' va. to stamp, hall-mark: to punch POINQONNEUSE punching-bear [spring up Poindre vn. (Table 57) to dawn [plante) to POING" fist : hand | Pieds et_s lies, Bound hand and foot | Serrer le_, To clench one’s fist | Sabre au_, Sword in hand POINT' _: stop : hole [•&) position : point [de voile) clew [de conduite, de travail) mark [du jour) break of day [ouv. a aiguille) stitch [_final) full-stop [sur un i) dot | Deux_s, ( : ) Colon | _et virgule, (;) Semicolon | _s conducteurs, (...) Leaders | a_, To [ou at] the very moment : just in the nick of time ['viande) to a turn | a quel_, To what extent ... | a quel_en est-il? How far has he got? | a tel_que, To such a degree that...: so closely that ... | Au _, In focus | Faire le _, [<&] To take the bearings | ‘Pour un _Martin,’ etc., For want of a nail the shoe was lost | Sur le_de ..., On the point of... | _ ARRlfeRE back-stitch | _de CHAINETTE chain-stitch | _ de CHAUSSON'' herringbone (stitch] _ de C6t£, or _ d'OURLET" hem | Coudre a _s d'ourlet, To hem | Un _de COT£, A stitch in the side | -DROIT' -DEVANT' running(stitch] Couler [or coudre] a_s-devant, To run | _ d£PINE featherstitch | _ MORT" dead centre _ NOU£ lockstitch |_ROUI_£ whipping _de VUE prospect [fig) stand-point: point of view Point' ad. no : never : any : not any : not [U. page 26] _du tout, By no' means POINTAGE pointing : levelling : laying : aim [des noms) checking : ticking off POINTE point osj : top : head : half-shawl, ou neckerchief [_du jour) break [typ) bodkin [clou) wire nail [saveur) dash [fig) witticism: pun : spice | Une d'ironie, A touch of irony | Coup de_, Sword-thrust: stab | Sur la_des PIED'S' On tip-toe POINTEAU centre-punch [de carburateur) needle-valve | POINTEMENT" [V. Pointage] Pointer' v. to point: to pierce [d’un sabre) to thrust [plantes) to spring up [oiseau) to soar upward [cheval) to rear [les i) to dot [&) to prick [chiffres, etc.) to check ou tick off [typ) to get register [canon) to lay [mus) to POINTEUR pointer : marker : gunner [dot POINTILL'£ stippling : dotted line Pointill'er' v. to cavil (a, at] [gravure) to stip- POINTILL'ERIE cavilling : bickering [pie Pointill'eux' -euse a. captious [sur, as to) punctilious [disagreeable Pointu -e a. sharp : subtle [esprit) stiff and POINTURE | Quelle est votre_? What size do you take? [boots, gloves] POE ENGLISH-FRENCH POI PO'ET poete | PO'ETESS femme poete PO'ETRY poesie | A piece of_, Un morceau POIGN'ANCY piquant : violence [de P POINT [sharp_, & promontory) pointe [spot, dot, place, and in games) point [fig) question : detail: trait: essentiel: fin [of joke) piquant [of compass) aire de vent: quart [rope’s end) queue-de-rat j Starting_, P de depart | The highest_, [of mountain] Le plus haut som- met | At the_of death, a 1’article de la mart | From_ to _, De distance en dis- 05 tance | In_, To the_, a propos | Not to c tlie_, Hors de propos | On the_of, Sur le •o point de ... [V. Sur] On this —, a cet egard : ©a ce propos | To make it a — to, To make a t-"_of, Se faire un devoir, tine regie, de : ne ;5 pas manquer de | That is the —, Voila la §,question \ You miss my —, Vous ne voyez pas ou je veux en venir | To come to the_,' Yenir au fait | Decimal _, Virgule (decimate] The sore_, L’endroit sensible [or, Son endroit sensible] Tender_, Point delicat | To give_s to, Rendre des points a | In_of FACT, En effet: a la verite | — LACE, den- telle a Vaiguille : point d’Alen^on | of LAW, Point de droit | -blank ad. de but en blanc : a brule-pourpoint [to deny, etc.) categorique- ment [a.) direct: categorique [U. POINTS] Point va. [— out, to) indiquer : montrer du doigt [to direct, towards, vers) diriger [telescope, cannon, and typ) pointer [punctuate) ponctuer [masonry joints) jointoyer (with, de] [sharpen) tailler [rope) faire une queue-de-rat a,a | — vn. [to, towards, vers] se tourner [dog) arreter | To_out [fig] Signaler : faire re- marquer : rappeler : preciser Point'ed a. pointu [remark) direct [allusion) evident [archit) ogival | _ARCH ogive _ly ad.expressement:a nepas s’ymeprendre POINT'ER [point! r\ index [dog) chien d’arret [rod) baguette _ POINT'INGr pointage [mas.) jointoiement .§ ti Point'less a. sans pointe [fig) sans sel • 8 § insignifiant ^POINTS [pi] [c3l)aiguilles [typog.) poin- tures | _MAN [pi. _men] aiguilleur | :© o —MAN S BOX poste d’A '~l Poise va. balancer : tenir en equilibre POI FRANQAIS -ANGLAIS POL POIRE pear[a poudre)powder-flask [caoutch.) bulb [sonnette) electric bell-push | Z7ne_pour la soif, Something for a rainy day | ‘Quelle _/’ ‘What a juggins he is!’ | POIRit perry POIREAU wart [plante) leek [fam) decoration of the ‘Merite agricole’ POIREE white-beet Tponica POIRIER" pear-tree | _du Japon, Pyrus Ja- POIS‘ pea [pi] Petits_Green peas | La flear des__ The very best of all | ‘_ pour feve’, Tit for tat | _ CARRE marrowfat | _ CHICHE chick-pea | _ de SENTEUR POISON" Dojj Lsweet-pea PoissarcT -e a. ‘Billingsgate’ POISSARDE fish-tvoman [fig) fish-wife Poisser’ va. to pitch : to make ... sticky Poisseux’ -euse a. pitchy : sticky [pers) ‘swell’ POISSON" fish | _ d’avril, ‘Take in on All Fools’ day’: ‘catch for April-fools’ | _ rouge, Gold-fish | Les_S‘ [astr] Pisces _NNAILL'E young fry POISSONNE'RIE fish-market Poissonneux' -euse a. abounding in fish POISSONNIER--IERE fishmonger [sf.) [I’us- tensile] fish-kettle POITRAIL* breast: breast-plate : brest-summer POITRINAIRE [<£ f.~\ consumptive person [a.) consumptive ["brisket POITRINE breast [poumons) chest [de boeuf) POIVRADE | a la_With a sauce of pepper, salt, and vinegar [artichauts) ... eaten raw with pepper and salt POIVRE pepper |_r- va. to pepper [vendre trop cher) to ‘salt it on ... ’ | POIVRIER" pepper-plant [ustensile) pepper-box POIVRIERE pepper-box : P plantation * POIVROT" ’ drunkard POIX' pitch [de cordonnier) wax : shoemaker’s wax |_de BOTJRGOGN'E Burgundy pitch Polaire a. polar | Etoile_Pole-star Polarisateur a. polarizing | Appareil_, Polarizer POLARISCOPE, POLARIMETRE polariscope ' POLARISATION_ization lai-zeclie-nn] Polariser" va. to polarize [ai'ze] POLDER [dare] _[de-r] land reclaimed from the sea by dykes POLE _D=3^ | Le_nord. The North Pole POLEMIQUE —ic : _ics (pi] dispute _ a. polemical POLI polish | _-e a. polished : glossy : bright [pers) refined [pour, de, to) polite POLICE [Aassurance) policy [typ) fount | Agent de_, Policeman [fam) ‘Bobby’ | Salle de_, Guard-room | Tribunal de simple_, Police-court | _des MCEURS, P. for maintenance of public decency, etc. [No English equivalent for this] [In Fr., COLLECTIVE NOUNS are sing. En ang. plusieurs noras collectifs s’emploient au pi., conmie La police a saisi, The police have caught: Le public est informe, The public are informed, &c.] Policer’ va. to civilize : to establish law and order in POLICIER" [vulg) ‘Bobby’ [a.) police POLICHINELLE buffoon : Punch POLIMENT- polishing [ad.) politely Polir va. to polish (a, avec, with] POLISSAGE polishing POLISSEUR -EUSE [pers] polisher POLISSOIR polisher (tool] POLISSOIRE polishing-brush POLISSON" -NNE blackguard : young scamp : mischievous boy | _ a. blackguardly : nasty: contemptible | _nner* vn. to talk [ou act] like a blackguard _NNE'RIE blackguardly trick [ou story] POLISSURE polishing LB ways (pi] POI ENGLISH—FRENCH POL •^POI'SON_[va.) empoisonner (with, avec] s To take_, To_o's, S’empoisonner £ m POI'SONER empoisonneur-ense ^POLSONING empoisonnement a, ~ Poi'sonous [ze-ne-ss] a. veneneux [venom- ° ous) venimeux [fig) empoisonne POKE coup [old sense) sac | To buy a pig in a _, Acheter chat en poche | _va. pousser : fourrer [fire) remuer : fourgonner _about, farfouiller [vulg]_ing about, [in the dark] a tatons [after..) en cherchant a tatons [stumbling) en trebuchant |_FUN at, Plaisanter : ‘se payer la tete de’ j He _s his NOSE in everywhere, [fam] II fourre son nez partout PO'KER tisonnier[tech)fourgon [cards)‘poker’ -WORK pyrogravure ‘ Po'ky ’ a. menu : a l’etroit: mesquin Po'lar a. polaire _BEAR ours blanc POLE Polonais-e POLE [north & south) pole [large, fixed) mat [top of mast) fleche [telegr.) poteau [scaffolding_stick. & old land meas.) perche [long meas.) 5’029 metres [sq. meas.) 25 "3 centiares [carnage_) timon [curtain_) baton | Greasy_, Mat de cocagne | May-_, Mai Hop- [ou Vine-] _, Echalas | -SHOE piece polaire | -STAR etoile polaire PO'LE’CAT putois POLIC'E police kai | County_, [and Mounted _] Gendarmerie | Detective_, La surete : agents de la S’ | Superintendent of_, Com- missaire de P |_COURT tribunal de simple police At the_ court. En correctionnelle \ _ MAGISTRATE [madjistrete] juge de simple P | _MAN {pi. _men] sergent de ville : gar- dien de la paix: agent de .police: agent [slang) ‘sergot’ [rural) gendarme : garde champetre | -STATION commissariat de P : poste [in the country) gendarmerie \ Taken to the_, Conduit au poste [in country, a la gendarmerie] POL'ICY [pol'-e-ce'] politique : systeme : prudence [insurance) police | It’s bad _ to ..., C’est un mauvais systeme de ... | The best_ is to, Ce qu’il y a de mieux a faire, c’est de PO'LISH [o long] [& a.] polonais POLISH [o bref] poli [French_) vernis [fig) politesse : [les) belles manieres [va.) polir [with blacking) cirer [French_) vernir[pers) faijon- ner [rn.) se polir | ‘_... off,’ nettoyer : finir POL'ISHER polisseur [French _) vernisseur [tool) polissoir POL'ISHING polissage : vernis _TOOL polissoir POL FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PON POLITESSE politeness : good breeding POLITICIEN" politician (in unfavourable sense] POLITIQUE [du gouvernement, et prudence] policy : polity | La_, Politics (pi] POLITIQUE [and Homme _] politi'cian [a.) political [prudent) politic | _ment* ad. politically [adroitement) with a good deal of policy 4 Politiquer' ’ vn. to talk politics |"LEN_ POLKA_ | Polker' v. to dance the P | POL- Poll uer' va. to pollute | POLLUTION" _ 4 POLOCHON" ’ [mil. slang for) bolster POLONAIS'-7? Pole [langue & a.) Po'lish | Soul comme un_, [fam] As drunk as a 1 lord ’ POLTRON" coward : skulker | _-nne a. cowardly | _NNE'RIE cowardice : cowardly Pol ych'rome a. many-coloured [thing POLYCLINIQUE polyclinic:general hospital POLYGAME polyg'amist | POLYGAMIE _my POLYGONE artillery-butts [geom) polygon POLYGLOTTE [_& a.] polyglot POLYGRAPHE manifold writer POLYPE poly- POLYPODE dium [fam) polypody [pus POLYSYLLABE polysyll'able [a.) polysyllab'ic Polytechnique a. _ic [V. SCHOOL] [th fort POLYTH'£lSME [tay-eece-m] _sm [thi-izzm, POMMADE pomade [pour les levres) salve se Pommader' vr. to pomade one’s hair POMME apple [F. Pippin £K^] [de chou, de canne, etc.) head [d’un chenet,) knob [k nul] [d’arrosoir) rose | d'Adam, Adam’s apple | _de discorde, Bone of contention | _gougee [«3>] Fair-leader | _de PIN" fir-cone — de TEPEE [pi. _s de T] potato Pomme-e a. headed [complet, fig) ‘regular’: downright | Elle est_ee! [slang] That’s a good one! | Chou_, White-heart cabbage | Laitue_ee, Cabbage lettuce POMMEAU pommel Ponime'le -e a. dappled j Gris’ Dapple-grey POMME'RAIE apple-orchard POMMETTE knob [de la joue) cheek-bone POMMIER" apple-tree POMPE [mach) pump [faste) pomp [instr. de mus) slide |_a bicyclette, Bicycle P |_aspi- rante, Suction P | _foulante, Force P | _a incendie, Fire-engine | _ a pneus, Tyre pump | —S' FUNEBRES' [pi] Funerals: undertaker Pomper' v. to pump : to pump up : to 1 * guzzle ’ Pompette a. [fam] tipsy : ‘rather merry’ Pompeux' -euse a. pompous [-semenf -ly] POMPIER" pump-maker [sapeur-_) fireman POMPON" top-knot | Avoir ‘ son_,’ To be 4 half seas over’ | a vous le_, You beat everyone 4 se Pomponner'' vr. to dress one’s self up PONQAGE rubbing ... with pumice PONCE pounce [pierre_) pumice-stone | Savon-_Sand-soap PONCEAU poppy [tech) culvert: arch — a. invar, bright red Poneer' va. to rub ... with pumice : to pounce PONCIRE kind of thick-rinded lemon PONCIS’ or PONCIF stencil sheet: stale com- PONCTION" | Faire la_a, To tap [position PONCTUALITE punctuality PONCTUATION" punctuation : points (pi] II manque la —, It wants a stop [ou point] Ponctuel -elle a. punctual [-llemenf -lly] Ponctuer' va. to punctuate : to dot (de, with] Ligne ponctv.ee, Dotted line PONDER ATI ON" balancing : balance Ponderer' va. to balance PONDEUSE layer \ Povle_, Laying hen Pondre va. to lay | PONEY pony PONT' bridge [A) deck | Sur le _, On deck [F. DECK] _ aux anes, ‘Pons asinorum’ | _s et chaussees, Highway department | Ingenieur des _s et chaussees, [State) civil engineer | -AQUEDUC bridge serving as an aqueduct | _a BASCULE weigli-bridge | -LEVIS' drawbridge | -NEUF [pi. _s-_s] popular [ou street] song | II se porte comme le_-neuf, He’s as well as ever he was in his life _ ROULANT' overhead travelling-crane _SUSPENDU suspension bridge _TOURNANT' swing bridge _TRANSBORDEUR transporter bridge _VOLANT' flying-bridge [4>, tech) lianging- PONTAGE [X] bridge-making [stage PONTE laying Ponte -e a. decked | Non-^_, Open PONTEE deck-load : deck cargo Ponter' va. to deck [jeu) to punt PONTET" guard PONTIFE pontiff | PONTIFICAT" _ate POL ENGLISH-FRENCH PON Pol i'te [laitf] a. poli [to, pour) complaisant : attentif | _LITERATURE belles-lettres Pol i'te'ly [i a'i] ad. poliment: comme il faut POLI'TE NESS [i at] politesse Pol' itic [pol-e-tik] a. politique Political [ke-l] a. politique [-lly, -meat] POLITI'CIAN [pol-e-tiche-nn : i bref] homme politique [speaking disparagingly the French also say 4 politicien ’ ] [Americ. for low fellow) farceur POL'ITICS [pol'-e-tiks] (pi] la politique POLITY politique POLL [pole] liste electorale : election [back of neck) occiput | Declaration of the_, Proclamation du scrutin | To head the_, Tenir la tete du scrutin | Heavy_, Beaucoup de vo- tants | To demand a _, Demander le scrutin | -AXE merlin | -TAX capitation Poll va. [for, pour) voter [so many votes) ob- tenir [at, a) voter : se faire inscrire PO'LLING-BOOTH [po] bureau du scrutin 4 POLL ’ [o bref] 1 Jacquot ’ POLL'ARD [le-rde] tetard [bran) recoupe Pollu'te va. polluer : souiller (with, de] Polynesian [nich-ye-nn] a. de la Polynesie POMA'DE pommade POMEGRAN'ATE [pomm-gran'ett] grenade -TREE grenadier POMM'EL pommeau [va.) malmener: ‘ rosser ’ POMPOS'ITY [poss'-e-te'] manieres pompeuses (pi] emphase Pom'pous [pe-ss] a. pompeux | _ly ad. pom- peusement: d’un air pompeux POND etang : mare : vivier [for cattle) abreu- Pon'der v. peser : considerer [voir Pon'derous [ponn'-de-re-ss] a. lourd : pesant PON FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS POR PONTON" pontoon [vieux vaisseau) hulk [a charbon) staith : coal-tip (ou -drop] PONTONNIER" soldier of the pontoon corps POPE CPSjj priest (of the Greek Church] POPELINE poplin [linn] _ A'lrlande, Irish P ‘POPOTE’ | Faire la_, To do the cooking POPULACE_ [fam) mob : rabble Populacier” -iere a. low : ... of the mob POPULAGE | _des marais, Marsh marigold POPULAIRE common people : ‘vulgar throng’ ou ‘herd ’ [a.) popular [-menf -ly] Popularisei*' va. to popularize Se_, To gain popularity | POPULARITE _ty POPULATION"_[pop-you-leche-nn] Populeux' -ease a._lous [pop'-you-le-ss] PORC' pig [chair) pork | Un vrai_, [vulg] A ‘regular pig’ | _ FRAIS‘ pork Tlage) cowry PORCELAINE _n [de Chine) china [coquil- Porcelaine a. [cartes) enamelled [cheval) grey PORCELET" wood-louse : young pig PORC-£PIC [pr. porkaipik] porcupine PORC HE porch Tpig'Sties (pi] PORCHER'-jERJE swine-herd | PORCHERIE PORE _ | Poreux' -euse a. porous TNth.Fr. PORION" underground manager (Belgium and PORNOGRAPHIE —phy : immoral literature: POROSITE —ty [toss’-e-te) [obscene print PORPHYRE porphyry | PORREAU leek PORT' _: harbour : wharf [prix de transport) carriage [des lettres) postage [maintien) bearing [charge) burden [de voix) portamento | a bon_, Safely | Au_, In port | En _ du, Carriage forward | Franc de _, Carriage paid | Officier [or Capitaine] du_, Harbourmaster | Son_d’ATTACHE, The port she PORT- -A'ARMES" gun license Lhails from Portable a. fit to wear Tboats over-land PORTAGE carriage [tiavig.) portage : transit of PORTAIL' front: door : doorway : gateway PORTANT' handle : ring | -DEHORS' outrigger Portant' -e a. | Bien, mal_, Well, unwell | a bout_, Point-blank | Surface_e, Supporting area Portatif -ive a. portable : hand [anciently as applied to a bishop) nominal [armes) small PORTE door [tres grande, ou d’tme ville, etc.) gate [Vouverture) doorway : gateway [seuil) threshold [Aagrafe) eye [F. HOUSE] _ a _, Next door (to each other] De _ en _, From door to door | Le mettre a la _, To turn him out [ou out of doors] Prendre la_, To ‘make off ’ |_cochere, Carriage entrance | _de degagement, Back D | _A’entree, Front D | _ roulante, Sliding D | La _ ouverte, The open D | -FENETRE French window Porte -e a. disposed : inclined (a, to] PON ENGLISH-FRENCH POR PONTOON' ponton | -BRIDGE pont de bateaux | _ CORPS' corps de pontonniers PO'NY poney [slang) £25 [Americ.) traduction d’auteur classique | CARR'I'AGE panier P.O. bureau de poste : [Za) poste P.O.O. mandat-posZe [V. Post-office] POO'DLE caniche: barbet Pooh ! int. Bah ! Pooh-pooh va. se moquer de : faire fi de POOL [pottZe] etang [puddle) mare [for cattle) abreuvoir [of Siloam, etc.) reservoir : piscine [play) poule [washing) lavoir [m.) mettre en POOP [ou_DECK] dunette [commun Poor a. pauvre : malheureux [rubbishy) mes- quin :... de cameZoZe[bad)mauvais:mechant| The _, [pi] Les indigents: les pauvres (pi] Guardians of the_, Bureau de bienfaisance | The _^.er CLASSES, (pi] Le proletariat: les proletaires | _BOX tronc des pauvres | _ RATE taxe des pauvres Poo'rly a. indispose | Rather_, Un peu I | _ad. pauvrement | _done, Mai fait: mediocre | POO'RNESS pauvrete : qualite infe- rieure: mauvaise qualite POP petit coup : petit bruit sec | _! Crac! | Ginger _, Biere au gingembre | _-CORN mats eclate au feu | _-GUN canonniere Pop [poppe'd] va. fourrer : lacher : mettre [F. Question]_in, entrer (pour un moment]_ off, [to bolt] filer |_out, sortir : s’esquiver POPE pape Lw*-) ‘lacher’ PO'PE'DOM papaute | PO'PERY papisme POP'INJAY perroquet [pers) fat Po'pish a. de papiste [pers) papiste POP'LAR [Ze-r] peuplier | Black _, Liard POP'LIN popeline [a tige POPP'ET [of lathe] poupee | -VALYE sonpape POPP'Y [field_) coquelieot [garden_) pavot -HEAD tete de pavot Pop'ular [you-le-r) a._lairej-ly, -ment] To be very _, [lecturer, etc.] Etre tres suivi | For_use, a 1’usage de tout le monde POPULAR'ITY [you-lar'-e-te] ite | To hunt after_, Courir apres la popularity Pop'ularize [you-le-raize] va. rendre popu- laire : mettre ... a la portee de tout le monde Pop'ulate [you-lete] va. peupler PORCH [Zc7t] porche : portique : marquise POR'CUPINE [you-painn] porc-epic fsur Pore ovex* vn. devorer: avoir les yeux fixes PORK pore | Salt _, Petit sale | _ BUTCHER charcutier | -PIE [pat] pate de pore -SAUSAGE saucisse: saucisson POR'KER pore : pourceau : cochon POR'POISE [pe-ss] marsouin PORR'IDGE [pease) puree (de pois] [oatmeal) bouillie (A'avoine'i PORT [harbour) port [_ hole) sabord [cabin light) hublot [valve) him lire [wine) porto [opposed to starboard) babord In _, Au port |_ your helm! Barre tribord! [F. BOW, STERN] Por'table [e-be-Z] a. portatif: ... de campagne | _ENGINE locomobile [semi) machine demi- POR'TAL [t’Z] portail [fixe _VEIN veine porte PORTCULL'IS herse: sarrasine Portend' va. presager POR'TENT mauvais presage (or augure] Porten'tous a. de mauvais presage (or augure] POR'TER [railway _) facteur [out-—) com- missionnaire [street_) porteur [hall_) concierge : portier [grocer’s, etc.) gar^on POR'TER ‘_’ : biere brune POR'TERAGE [por-te-re-dge] factage POR FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS POR Porte-a-faux' | En_, Back-balanced /'PORTE-AFFICHES' advertisement board -AIGUILL'ES' needle-case -ALLUMETTES' match-holder : spill-cup -AMARRE rocket apparatus -ASSIETTE' plate-stand -BAGAGE luggage-carrier -BALAI brush-holder | -BALLE hawker qtj-BONHEUR charm : pendant ©BOUQUET’ bouquet- [ou flower-] holder c -BOUTEILL'ES' bottle-rack : bin -CHAPEAU hat-peg | _-_X' hat-stand jS-CIGARE cigar-holder | _-_S' C-case - -CIGARETTE cigarette-holder | _-_S' C-case -2 -CLEF'S' [personne) warder: ‘ turnkey ’ [mus) o-COUTEAU knife-rest |_key-board - -CRAYON" [F. Portecrayon] ■g-DRAPEAU ensign ®-EN-DEHORS' outrigger ^-£TENDARD" standard-bearer £ -FLAMBEAU torch-bearer : ‘ link-boy ’ ^-GREFFE stock | -HABIT' suit-case 'Q-HAUBANS* [&] chain-wales : chains |_du 3 grand mat, Main-chains a,-LANTERNE lamp-bracket 2-LYRE lyre-bird [laire] ®-MALHEUR ... that brings bad luck ®-MINE pocket pencil [with loose leads] S-MONNAIE purse Z -MONTRE watch-stand ®-MOUCHETTES' snuffer-tray g-MOUSQUETON" swivel 5-OUTIL tool-holder ^-PARAPLUIES' umbrella-stand jk -PAROLE spokesman : mouthpiece ^-PIED'S' foot-rest M-PINCETTES' [pi] standards -PLUME penholder | _ a RESERVOIR -PNEUS' tyre-carrier [fountain-pen -QU'EUE train-bearer ("respect ■RESPECT' something [ou person] to inspire -ROTIES' toast-rack -SERVIETTES' towel-horse | -VEINE charm ^-VOIX' speaking-trumpet PORTECRAYON" ‘_’ : pencil-case : P-holder PORTEE [petits) litter [distance) range: reach: ... -shot [etendue) extent: compass [d’esprit) grasp [dun navire) carrying capacity [mus) stave [tech) bearing [fonderie) core print | a _, Within call [ou reach] a_de la voix, de Voreille. de lavne, Within call, hearing, sight | a so_, Within his [ou her) reach [ou means] a_de fusil, A gun-shot off PORTEFAIX' porter PORTEFEUILL'E portfolio [pour la poche, etc.) pocket-book [a billets) bill-case [de ministre) seat in the cabinet: ministry : office [banque) paper : securities (pi] Lit en —, [F. Apple] PORTEMANTEAU pegs (pi] hat-stand [valise) portmanteau [&) stern-boat | Poulie de _, Fall-block for a stern-boat Porter’ v. to bear [transporter) to carry : to take (a, to] [de l’argent, etc., sur soi) to have [habits, etc.) to wear : to have ... on [le deuil) to be in (mourning] [estimer) to put... down (a, at] [canon, etc.) to do execution (at ... yards] to carry [une sante) to drink (...’s health] [a la tete) to get up into (one’s head] [ses pas) to bend [un candidat) to bring forward [declarer) to declare : to state [appuyer) to support [incliner) to incline [exciter) to drive : to constrain [attention, etc.) to give : to devote | _a croire, To lead ... to believe | Porte a la colere, Hasty | Porte au bien, Well disposed | _affection a, To be taken with | _arme, To advance [ou shoulder] arms |_ les armes, To be a soldier : to be in the army | Partout ou je porte mes regards. Wherever I turn ... | _bonheur, To be lucky | _ mal- heur, To be unlucky | _ le nom de, To be named after | _au nord, [d>] To bear away to the northward | _bon plein, To keep her a good full [F. Stays] _, ou_coup, To tell: to be very telling [ou striking]_un coup a, To strike [ou deal] ... a blow | _ la parole, To be spokesman |_sur, [choix) to fall upon [cowst) to rest upon _... au compte de G D, To enter ... to C D Ces chiffres portent sur profits et pertes, These figures belong to profit and loss account | Le prix a ete porte a ..., The price has been raised to | 11 ne le portera pas loin! [fam] I’ll pay him out for it! Se_, To bear : to be carried : to move : to go: to advance [aux elections, etc.) to come forward or offer o’self [sante) to be : to do [habits) to be worn | Comment se porte-t-il ? How is he ? | _en foule, To throng | _bien, To be well | _fort pour, To answer for | _mal, To be unwell | 11 ne s’en porte pas plus mal, He does not feel any the worse for it PORTEUR -ETJSE bearer : carrier : porter ; basket-woman [de billet) holder [cheval) near horse | Au _, Payable to bearer [F. Chaise] PORTIER" -IEEE hall-porter : door-keeper _CONSIGNEE advance guard PORTIERE door [rideau) curtain : draught C PORTION"_: part: share [de pain) ration [pour les animaux) feed | _ congrue, Mere pittance PORTIQUE portico [gymnast.) cross-beam PORTO port (-wine] PORTRAIT' _[pr. trett] likeness ) Tout le _ de, The very image of _ISTE portrait-painter PORTUGAIS' -E [<£ a.] Portuguese [sf.) coarse oyster POR ENGLISH—FRENCH POR PORTFO'LIO [o] carton a dessin [advocate’s) serviette [of minister) portefeuille PORT'HOLE sabord POR'TICO portique POR'TION p_: partie | Marriage —, Dot _va. [marriage] doter | _out, repartir POR'TLINESS port noble : corpulence Por'tly a. d’un port noble : corpulent PORTMANTEAU [porte-manW-to] valise _LA'BEL etiquette (a bagages] PORTRAIT _ | _painter, Portraitiste Portra'y [tre] va. peindre PORTUGUESE [tioughize) [<fca.] Portugais-e : de Portugal | _MAN-of-WAR, physalie POS FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS POS POSAGE laying : putting up : hanging POSE posture: position: sitting [phot) exposure [voie, pierres) laying [sonnettes) hanging [fig) affectation | Atelier de _, Studio | Avoir trop [or n’avoir pas assez] de_, To be over- [ou under-] exposed Temps de Exposure | Sans_, [fig] Unaffected Pose -e a. established : staid : steady | Cela_, This being admitted | II est bien_, He is a man of good standing [ou position] Posemenf ad. quietly : deliberately : steadily Poser' va. to lay, to set, to put (up, down, etc.] [sonnette) to hang [question) to put [probleme) to state [etablir) to lay [fig) to give .. a standing | _vn. to lie, to bear (sur, on] to sit (for portrait] to ‘give one’s self airs’ | _ son couteau, To put down one’s knife | Se —, To pitch, to alight (on] [du pied) to step [fig) to take a position : to set o’s up (en, as a, as] POSEUR [«i3i) plate-layer [billard) marker [de sonnettes) bell-hanger [fig) person who gives ...self airs : snob : prig POSITIF _ive | Positif-ire a. _ive : real : practical [homme) matter-of-fact | Papier_, [phot.] Printing-out paper POSITION"_: situation : posture Positivemenf ad. positively f_ISTE_t P0SITIV1SME _ism : positive philosophy | cc § * U . a u ^ £ S ®3 1-1 C post POSS fais to . Wh say Post Post POSrj [au [co car la. offi [or a le ''POSS^D^-H Se demener comme un_, To tear about like one possessed Posseder' va. to possess : to have complete control over [fortune de) to be worth [jouir) to enjoy [_a fond) to be thoroughly familiar with : ‘ to be well up in ’ | Se_, To contain [ou control] one’s self [V. COMMAND] POSSESSEUR owner : ... who possesses Possessif -ive a._ive !_••• POSSESSION"_: occupation : right TBILITE ty [poss-e-bil'-e-te] >IBLE [<fc a.] _ Au _, Extremely | Je tout mon _pour ..., I do my very best .. | C’est bien _, Very likely | Le —, at is possible : the P | Pas_! You don’t so! [ V. As] al -e a._1: mail | Car’te_e, Post card dater' va. to postdate [dete] IE [possf] [lettres) post: P-office [o long] x chevaux) posting station [distance) stage urrier) mail [voiture a chev.) coach : mail- 11 Bureau de_, Post-office | Directeur de _Postmaster | Gh'ande-_, General Post- ce | Mandat-_, Post-office order | _ par By return (of post] Aller un train de_, Courir la_] To go post-haste | Mettre ... i_To post ... | Voyager en_, To post POS ENGLISH-FRENCH POS Pose va. embarrasser [rn.) poser | To be_d, Etre mis au pied du mur : etre ‘colle’ PO'SER [po] inspecteur [fam) ergoteur [‘fixer’) question embarrassante | That’s a_! [fam] Me [or le, la, nous, etc.] voila au pied du mur! [or ‘ colle ’] POSITION [ziche-nn,i bref ] fen : situation: pose : principe [on chart) point | In a_to, En etat de ...: a meme de \ In a better_to, Plus a meme de ... | In a high_, Haut place Positive [o, i brefs] a. positif: reel : absolu : certain : decisif: obstine firrevocablement _ly ad. positivement: absolument [fix. date) Possess' [po-zess'] va. posseder: avoir 11 can’t think what_e'd him! Je ne sais pas quelle mouche l’avait pique! |_e'd of, En possession de [abilities) doue de |_e'd with, Rem- pli de | POSSESSION [po-zeche-mi] possession | _is nine-tenths of the law, P vaut titre | To take_of, S’emparer de | With immediate _, Jouissance de suite Possible [poss-e-be-l] a._ | If_Si faire se peut: si c’est possible | Is it_! Pas P ! [V. Mieux] POSSIBILITY [poss-e-...] _te'[fam) possible | There is no _of, 11 n’y a pas moyen de: il n’est pas possible de [or que] Possibly [poss-e-ble] ad. peut-etre bien | It can’t_be! Pas possible! | It can’t_hurt him, Cela ne peut pas lui faire de mal All I _could [ou can] Tout mon possible : de mon mieux | If I_can, I will come, Je ferai tout mon possible pour venir POST [posted [mail, post-office, etc.) poste ksj [batch, ou delivery of letters) courrier [place) poste feo [wooden_) poteau [mile_) borne [door —) montant [bed _) colonne [paper) papier a lettres | Bank _, Papier pelure | Small _, Papier couronne \ By _, Par la poste | By BOOK_, Sous bande: Tmprime’j By Parcel_, Par colis postal | By return of _, Par retour du courrier | ‘ Forwarded_ free,’ ‘Envoi franco’ | ‘_-paid’ a. ‘franco’: affranchi | —BOY postilion [with mail) courrier | _ CAP'TA'IN capitaine de vaisseau ! _CARD carte postale \ -CHAISE chaise de poste | To go -HASTE, Courir la poste | With the Paris -MARK, Avec le timbre de Paris | _MASTER receveur (despostes] directeurde la P | -MISTRESS receveuse | _ MOR'TEM EXAMINATION autopsie | -OFFICE poste: bureau de P | The_will not be responsible for it, L’administration n’en repond pas | Branch —, Bureau auxiliaire | General _, Grande-Poste | ‘CD,_Paris,’ ‘CD, poste restante, Paris ’ | -OFFICE DIRECTORY [in France] ‘Bottin’ | -OFFICE OR'DER mandat-poste | I want a P. 0. order for 25 fr., Je voudrais un mandat (etc.) de 25 fr. -OFFICE SAYINGS BANK caisse d’epargne postale [V. Posting, Book-post] Post [posfe] va. [letters) mettre a la poste [to, a) envoyer [bills) afficher [men, etc.) poster: placer [the books) mettre au courant | To_ the ENTRIES into the ledger, Porter les ecritures au grand livre | _ed up pp. [bill) affiche [ledger) a jour [pers. fam) au fait: au courant (in, de] ferre (sur] _vn. voyager en poste PO'STAGE [postedj] atfranchissement: port | What is the_to England ? Quel est le port d'une lettre (etc.) pour I'Angleterre ? | — extra, Par la poste, le port en sus _STAMP timbre-posfe [pi. timbres-posfe] POS FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS POU POSTE [possf] post [o long] station : place: 1 berth ’ [filet) net | Agent de_, Signalman Conduit au _, Taken to the police-station | _ d’£COUTE listening-post _ de POMPIER'S' fire-engine station _ de SECOURS’ aid-post Poster' va. to post: to station [than) later Posterieur-e a_erior [a. to) subsequent [a, Posterieurement' ad. subsequently (a, to] POSTERITE _ty : children (pi] [dr) issue Posth'ume a. posth'umous [me-ss] Posticlie a. false : put on : superadded POSTIER" post-horse : postal servant POSTILL'ON" postilion [til'-ye-nn] post-boy POST-SCRIPTUM [pi. _] postscript POSTULANT' -E_ [you-le-nntt] applicant Postuler' va. to try to get: to apply for POSTURE [poss' tche-r] [etat: fig) position POT' [no liaison except with a, au, aux. In Pot" a fleurs [flower-pot] the t is silent] _ [ang. pr. pott] jug : can [papier au pot) foolscap | _au lait, Milk-jug [in the fable) milk- pail | En_Potted | Payer les _s casses, To ‘pay the piper’ | Tourner autour du_, To ‘keep beating about the bush’ [U. Sourd] -AU-FEU meat to boil: soup-stock : stock-pot [ia.) plain : homely : ‘stay-at-home’ | Faire aller le_au feu. To ‘keep the pot boiling’ | -POURRI hotch-potch : medley : miscellany | Le_aux ROSES, The secret | J’ai decou- vert le_aux roses, I’ve found out all about it I_d’liCHAPPEMENT silencer: expansion box | -DE-VIN” gratuity : ‘something for himself’ (themselves, etc.] [mauv. part) bribe Potable a— : fit to drink | Eau_, Drinking- ‘POTACHE’ [slang for] collegian [water POTAGE soup | Pour tout_, After all: in all: altogether POTAGER" [or Jardin_] kitchen-garden _-ere a. garden : ... for cooking | Oraines POTASSE pot'ash [_eres, Garden-seeds Potasser' vn. [fam] to ‘ drive away at it ’: to ‘go it’: to ‘cram’ | Je potasse mon examen, I am reading up for my examination Potassique a._ic | POTASSIUM _ Pote a. swollen : numb POTEAU post | _indicateur, Finger-post _X‘ de MINE (pi] pitwood POTEE pot (i.e. potful] [pouclre) putty-powder Potele -e a. plump : chubby [fig) swarm POTENCE gallows : crutch [tech) cross-beam: bracket [ V. Gibier] POTENTAT"—tate [ang. pr. po-te-nn-tete] POTENTIEL [&_-elle, a.] _tial [ang. pr. po- tenn'-che-l] POTE’RIE pottery: stoneware-pipes (pi] POTERNE postern [earthenware POTICHE Chinese vase POTIER" potter | _d’etain, Pewterer POTIN" brass [fig) gossiping | ‘Faire du_,’ To ‘kick up a row’ | Faire des _S' [or ‘ Potiner' ’ u.] To gossip POTION" [t as ss] draught [draft t] POTIRON" pumpkin [champignon) mushroom POU louse | CEuf de_, Nit Pouah ! int. Disgusting! Faugh! ‘Agh!’ ‘POUBELLE’ dust-bin POUCE thumb' [du pied) great-toe \la mesure) inch | Manger sur le__ To take a snack | Mettre les_s, To come to' [ V. Twirl] POUCETTES' (pi] thumb-cord or-chain (used POUCIER" thumb-stall [like handcuffs POUDINGUE [geol] conglomerate POUDRE powder [a canon, etc.) gunpowder [poussiere) dust |_dentifrice, Tooth-powder | _de mine, Blasting-powder | Poivre en_, Ground pepper | Tirer sa_aux moineaux, To waste one’s powder and shot | Jeter de la_aux yeux de ..., To throw dust in ...’s eyes | Tirer a_To fh-e blank cartridge | 11 n’a pas invents la_! He’ll never set the Thames on fire ! | La conspiration des_s, The gunpowder plot | _sans fumee, Smokeless powder Poudrer' va. to powder (de, with] POUDRETTE dried night-soil [manure] Poudreux' -euse a. covered with dust: dusty POUDRIER" sand-box POUDRIERE powder-mill: powder-magazine: P-flask [pour Vecriture) sand-box POS ENGLISH-FRENCH POU PO'STAL [America] carte postale [a.) postal | _CARD [U.S.A.] carte postale _OR'DER. bon de poste PO'STER [o] afflche PO'STERN [o] poterne POSTIL'ION postilion PO'STING [postigng] [travelling) voyage en poste [hiring, letting) louage de chevaux de poste [bill-_) collage: affichage [book-keeping) comptabilite [of ledger, etc.) mise a jour | _ STATION poste aux chevaux PO'STMAN [pi._men] facteur [rural _) fac- teur rural: pieton Postpo'ne va. ajourner : renvoyer : remettre POSTPO'NE'MENT [o] ajournement: renvoi POSTSCRIPT [o] post-scriptum : ‘ P.-S.’ POS'TURE [pass'-tche-r] : pose : etat: situ- PO'SY [poze] [fam] bouquet [ation POT [pott] pot' [for boiling) pot* (de fer] mar- mite [potful) 1)0tee | To ‘ go to_’ [vulg] S’en- foncer | -BOY garqon de cabaret | -HOOK ere- maillere | -HERB plante potagere \ -HOUSE cabaret [N. Fr.,Belgium) estaminet| To take -LUCK. Manger a la fortune du pot' | -SHOT coup sans viser Pot [-tted] va. mettre en pot': conserver | To ‘pot one’s man.’ Demolir son adversaire POTA'TION [teche-nn] libation POTA'TO [pi._oes] pomme de terre [V. Sack] Mashed_es, Puree de P s de T -BUG dory- phore _DISEASE maladie des P's de T POTEN'TIAL [& a.] potentiel POTT'AGE potage Pott'ed a. ... en pot: conserve de ... POTT'ER potier | _’S WHEEL tour de P | To _about v. tatillonner POTT'ERY poterie POTT'ING mise en pot (-s] POT'TLE [A _of strawberries = 1 quart ou 1T3 litre. A_of mushrooms = 1 livre] POUCH [paou] poche : gibeciere [tobac.) blague POU FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS POU POUF [poof] puff: ottoman seat | _! Bang ! Pouffer’ de rire vn. to burst out laughing POUILL'Ii diocesan register POUILL'ES' [pi.] Chanter_a, To ‘abuse ... right and left’: to ‘pitch into’ PouilPeux* -euse a. lousy POUILL'OT" warbler | _fitis, Willow-W | _ siffleur, Wood-W POUILL'OUSE main-staysail POULAI-LL-ER"fowls’-house [au the8.tr.) upper gallery: ‘the gods’ POULAIN" colt [trafneau) sledge POULAINE [d>] head : eyes | Plancher de la _, Gallant-forecastle POULARDE fat pullet POULE hen [caqueter = to cackle] fowl [jeu) pool [courses) sweepstakes | — d'eau, Moorhen | _d’Inde, Hen-turkey | _mouillee, ‘Poor chicken-hearted fellow’ [F. GOOSE] POULET" chicken [a un enfant) ‘chicky’: dear [billet doux) love-letter\POULETTE pullet: chicken [enfant) 1 chicky' : lassie POU LI CHE filly POULIE pulley : block | _folle, fixe, Loose P, East P | _coupee, Snatch-block | _de palan, Tackle-block | — motrice, Driving POULIEUR block-maker Lpulley Pouliner' vn. to foal | POULINIERE brood POULIOT" pennyroyal [&) sheave [mare POULOT--TTE ‘chicky’: ‘ducky’: pet POULPE octopus POULS" [poo] pulse [peulce] Lui tater le —, To feel his [7ier] pulse | Se tater le_, [fig] To think it over | POULT- [F. POU] POUL-T- daSOIE : rich, thick silk POUMON-- lungs (pi] lung POUPARD" baby POU PE stern | Amarrage de__ Stern-fast POUPEE doll: puppet [de tour) head-stock POUPON" -NNE chubby little thing : baby POUPONNIERE infants’ nursery: ‘creche’ Pour prep, for : to : on ... account : for ...’s sake : as : on purpose for : though [partisan de) in favour of | _ainsi dire, As it were : if I may say so | _cela, oui! Aye, that it is! [ou, that I did, etc.] _cent, Per cent. | _ et contre, ‘Pro and con’ | — ce qui est de, As to ... |_que ... [subjunc.] In order that: that: for ... to | _peu que ... [subj.] However little ... | _moi, je ..., For my part, I ... | Tres aimable_moi, Very kind to me | Acheter_100 fr. de ..., To buy £4 worth of ... | _deux sous de noisettes, A pennyworth of nuts | N’y etre_rien, To have nothing to do with it (ou ‘no hand in it’] [Pour, suivi de 1’infinitif, se traduit par to: ou par ‘for’ avec le participe present: ainsi, _ y aller, To go there | _etre heureux, To be happy | _avoir desobei, For having disobeyed | Elle a pris_prendre, She has taken for the sake of taking] POURBOIRE ‘tip’: gratuity : trifle : fee : ‘glass of beer ’ | Donner un_au cocher, To give the driver ‘something for himself’ POURCEAU hog : pig | _de mer, Porpoise | Jeter des perles aux _x, To cast pearls before swine | POURCENTAGE percentage [eagerly Pourchasser- to. to follow ... up: to pursue Pourfendre v. to cleave [geants, etc.) to kill se Pourlecher- vr. to lick one’s lips POURPARLER" conference : negociation [F. POURPIER" purslain [Parley POURPOINT- doublet | a brule-_, Point-blank POURPRE purple : dignity of kings and cardinals | POURPRE purple (hue] purples (pi] Pourpre-e a. purple POURPRIS- habitation : enclosure Pourquoi [pr. F. Quoi] ad. why [interrogate Why? | — pas? Why not? | C’est_, And so: so | Le_, The reason why : ‘the why and wherefore ’ POURRI rotten part |_-e a. rotten [du temps) wet and disagreeable Pourrir v. to rot | Se_, To get [ou be] rotten POURRITURE rot POURSUITE pursuit: prosecution [ Faire des _s, To take proceedings (contre, against ...] _s judiciaires, Legal proceedings POURSUIVANT- suitor [droit) plaintiff [a.) ... for the prosecution Poursuivre to. (Table 69) to pursue : to continue : to go on (with ...] [hater) to push on [dr) to sue (en, for] _ en justice, To prosecute | Se_, To be going on fever Pourtant- ad. yet: still: nevertheless : how- POURTOUR circumference [court POURVOI appeal [en cassation, to the supreme Pourvoir v. (Table 30) to provide (a, for : de, with] to furnish : to endow (de, with] to see (a, to] Se_, To provide o’self, etc.: to appeal [en cassation, to the supreme court] POURVOYEUR purveyor Pourvu que conj. [with subj.] provided ... POUSSE shoot : growth [des dents) cutting [cheval) broken wind [du vin) over-fermentation | Pousse -e a. pushed : thrust [du vin) over-fermented * POUSSE-CAFIi ’ cordial (taken after coffee] • POU ENGLISH-FRENCH POU ^POULT’ERER marchand de volailles ^POUL'TICE [tiss] cataplasme [to.) mettre un C a Mustard_, Sinapisme ^POUL'TRY volaille | -FARMING elevage V de la V (en grand] POUNCE [paounce] [drawing] ponce [to.) pon- cer | _on,_down upon, fondre sur POUND [weight: ‘lb') livre : 454 grammes [F. 2 Kilogramme [£) livre sterling : vingt-cinq § francs | In the_ [cattle] En fourriere [... 81 in the £,, V. Shilling] ('Pound [_up] to. broyer: concasser [metal) s bocarder | _ed, Broye §POU'NDER | Six-_s, Locataires qui payent 150 francs par an | Six-_[gun] Piece de six ^POU'NDING brotment [met) bocardage Pour [pore] to. verser (from, out of, de : into, dans] _forth, repandre : envoyer : lacher | _off, transvaser |_vn. couler [_forth (on, sur) se lancer [_down, rain) tomber a verse | To come_ing in, [people] Arriver en foule _ing a. torrentiel POU FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PRE POUSSEE [arch) thrust [coup) push POUSSE-POUSSE ‘rickshaw’ Pousser' v. to push : to thrust: to drive [fam) to ‘shove’ [faire avancer) to push ... on : to urge : to press [J>) to shove off [bout-hors) to rig out [croitre) to grow [des rejetons) to send out (shoots] _des CRIS' To scream : to cry out [de joie) to shout (for joy] POUSSIER" slack (coal] powdered charcoal POUSSIERE dust [d’eatt) spray [des fleurs) pollen | 11 fait de la_, The roads are dusty Poussiereux' -ense a. dusty Poussif -ive a. pursy [chev) broken-winded POUSSIN" little chick [enfant) Tittle one’ POUSSOIR button : stud [de soupape) tappet POTJTRE beam [en fer) girder | _armee, Trussed beam |_en tole, en acier, Wrought- iron, Steel G | _LLE small G POUVOIR power : authority : influence [dr) power of attorney Pouvoir v. [Table 33) [V. Can et May] can : to be able : may | Se_, To be possible | Cela se pent. That may be : it can be done | Cela ne se peut pas, It can’t possibly be : it can’t be done [F. Mieux] On fait comme on peut, We must do the best we can | N’en pouvant plus (de] Worn out (with] On n’y peut rien, There’s nothing to be done : it cannot be helped | 11 devrait_ le faire, He ought to be able to do it | Je crois_..., I think I may [ou can] ... | 11 a pu dire, He may have said | Comment a-t-il pu dire cela? How came he to say so? How could he say so? | Puisse-t-il ...! May he ...! | Je n’en puis mais, I can’t help it: I have nothing to do with it | On ne peut plus ..., As ... as can be [ou as possible] Si faire se peut, If possible ["bye P. P. C. [= pour prendre conge] To say good- PRA!RIAL9th month of Republic’n year [‘May’ 20 to ‘June’ 18] Pragmatique a.pragmat'ic PRAIRIE meadow [en Amerique) prairie PRALINE burnt-almond Praliner" va. to burn ... and do it with sugar PRAME_[flat-bottomed boat] Praticable a. practicable: feasible [endroit) passable [pers) easy to get on with PRATICIEN" practitioner Pratiquant' -e a. ... who is a regular observer of (his, her) religious duties : ‘church-going’ PRATIQUE experienced pilot PRATIQUE practice : act: habit [de magasin) custom [pers) customer [navigat.) ‘ pratique ’: permission to land (having passed quarantine] La_des affaires, Experience in business : business habits (pi] _s secretes, Underhand dealings | Mettre en_, To put ... into practice : to carry out | _a. practical | _ment' ad. practically Pratiquer' v. to practise [seduire) to tamper with [frequenter) to associate with [un trou, etc.) to cut: to make | Se _, To be done: to be made PR£ meadow | ... des_s, Meadow-... [V.Grass] PRIlACHAT" payment beforehand Prealable a. previous (a, to] Au — [or Prea- lablement'] Previously: beforehand : in the first place : first PRIiAMBULE [am, an] preamble [pri-] POU ENGLISH-FRENCH PRE Pout [paoutt] vn. bouder : faire la moue _ER pigeon a grosse gorge : boulant Pou'ting [paoutt] a. boudeur POV'ERTY [o dans sort] pauvrete : misere POW'DER poudre [ To waste one’s _ and SHOT, Tirer sa P aux moineaux | Blasting _, P de mine | Smokeless_, P sans fumee [V. PLATE] _ FLASK poire a P | _ MILL, _ MAGAZINE poudriere \ _ MAGAZINE [navy] soute aux poudres : Sainte-Barbe Pow'der va. pulveriser [hair) poudrer [dust with, de) saupoudrer | _e'd a. ... en poudre /TPOW'ER [to, de] pouvoir fed: autorite[might, & nation) puissance [strength) force [right, option) faculte | It is out of my_to ..., 11 n’est pas en mon pouvoir de ... | By steam _, a la vapeur | In _, Au pouvoir | The ~ balance of__ L’equilibre europeen | First- “ class_Puissance de premier ordre [V. At- o _LOOM metier a vapeur Lt°rney §, _HOUSE [ou STA'TION] station centrale _S [of mind) facultes : talents [to act on ...’s behalf) pouvoirs | The —S, Les puissances Pow'erful a. puissant: fort: efficace _lly ad. puissamment: fortement VPow'erless a. impuissant | POX verole Practicable a. qu’on peut mettre en pratique Practical [fce-t] a. pratique [not sentimental) positif | _JOKE mauvaise farce | —lly ad. en pratique [in reality) en effet : en realite \ _completed, Comme fini : presque termine PRAC'TICE [te-ss] pratique : usage : exercice [connexion) clientele [X) tir | Corrupt_s, Faits de corruption electorate | To be in_, [professional man] Exercer | Target_, Tir a la cible | To make a_of, Se faire une habitude de ... | In actual_, Dans la pratique \ _makes perfect, C’est en forgeant qu’on de- vient forgeron [ V. Sharp] Prac'tise [te-ss] v. pratiquer : exercer : s’exer- cer a : etudier [med) exercer (la medecine, &c. Medical PRACTITIONER, Medecin PRAISE eloge : gloire [va.) louer [boast) van- ter | To sing the_s of, Chanter les louanges de | _worthy a. digne d’eloges : louable Prance vn. se cabrer : se pavaner PRANK [pr. pragnk] tour To play_s, Faire des farces [or des siennes] Prate [prete] vn. dire des riens : bavarder : PRAT'TLE babil [vn.) babiller [babiller PRATTLER babillard PRAWN crevette (rose] bouquet fplorer Pray [pre] v. prier (to,... : to, de] [for,...) im- PRAY'ER [pr. pre-r\ priere [of a petition) de- mande \ Lord’s _, Oraison dominicale : Pater | -BOOK livre de prieres Preach [pritche'i vn. precher | To ‘— at him,’ Lui faire un sermon | _ down, denigrer [silence) faire taire | _up, proner PREA'CHER predicateur PREA'CHING predication PRE'AMBLE preambule : expose des motifs PRE FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS PRE PREAU court-yard [d'une prison) airing-yard [d'ecole) play-shed PREBENDE [en,an] _d _DIER" prebendary Precaire a. precarious [-menf -ly] PRECAUTION"_ | Avec_, With caution se Precautionner’ vr. to provide (against] Precedemmenf [am] ad. previously : before PRIiCliDENT' — [en ang. le t se pr.] Sans _, Unprecedented |_-e a. preceding : ... before Preceder' va. to precede: to take precedence of PRECEINTE [.If] wales (pi] — bcisse, Main- wale | _superieure, Chain-wale PRtCEPTE _pt 1 PR^CEPTEUR tutor PRIlCEPTORAT ' tutorship PRECESSION" — PR^CHE sermon : ‘Protestant church’ Precher* va. to preach: to exhort: to announce: to ‘preach up’: to ‘lecture’ [U. Exemple] PR&CHEUR -EUSE preacher | _eternel, ... who is everlastingly lecturing Precieusement' ad. ... as a precious thing | Garder_, To treasure up PRIlCIEUX' -EUSE \_pers) affected, fine gentleman [ou lady} [s.m.) affectation [a.)valuable: precious [affecte) affected PRECIOSITE affectation | PRECIPICE _ Precipitamment* ad. in haste : headlong | Trop_, Too hastily PRECIPITATION"_[ang.pr.fec/ie-nn] haste PRtCIPITIi precipitate Precipiter' va. to precipitate : to hasten : to plunge | Se_, To rush : to throw o’self PRE^CIPUT" advantage which a testator may legally give one legatee over the rest PRECIS' abstract | _de, A summary of Precis' -e a. precise [pri-qdice] exact Precisement' ad. precisely | _! Exactly so! Pr6ciser' va. to determine : to give the precise (date, details, etc.) of: to point out [vn.) to be precise | Se_, To come out distinctly PRECISION"— [cijj-nn] Instruments de _, Philosophical instruments | Montre de _, Watch of guaranteed accuracy Precite -e a. before-mentioned : above Precoce a. [fruit) early [enfant) precocious PRECOCITE —ty [de fruit) earliness Preconcu -e a. preconceived Preconiser' va. to cry ... up : to advocate PR£CURSEUR_sor : forerunner Preddceder* vn. to die first PR^D^CES' predecease : ... dying first PREDECESSEUR _ssor PREDESTINATION" _ [neche-nu] PR£DESTIN£ -E [<fc a.) elect: one of the E Predestiner' va. to predestinate (a, to] PRIlDICATEUR preacher PREDICATION" preaching PREDICTION" [pridik'-clie-nn, i brefs] PREDILECTION"— | ... de Favourite ... Predire va. (.Table 42) to foretell: to predict Predisposer' va. to predispose PREDOMINANCE [pri-domin'i-ne-nnce] Predominant* -e a._t: prevailing Predominer' vn. to predominate Preeminent" -e a. preeminent [pri-emmi-] Prepxister' vn. to pre-exist PREFACE_[en ang. pr. pref-ess] PREFECTURE office or house of the prefect: ‘shire hall’: district | _ de police, Head office of theParis police| _ maritime, Head-quarters of a naval division [viz., Cherbourg, Brest, Lorient, Rochefort or Toulon] Preferable a. _ (a, to] _ment' ad. in preference | PREFERENCE [e-re-nnce] De , In P | Prefere -e a. favourite Preferer' va. to prefer' PRIlFET" prefect [chief magistrate of a department] _ de police, Commissioner of police [_maritime, V. Prefecture] PR^FIXE prefix PRE ENGLISH-FRENCH PRE Preca'rious a. precaire | To become less _, Se detendre: s’ameliorer | _ly ad._ment PRECA'RIOUSNESS [fee] etat precaire: in- Prece'de [tide] va. preceder [certitude PRE'CEDENCE [press'i-de-nnce] To take _ of, Avoir la preseance [or le pas] sur Prece'ding [ti] a. precedent PRECENTOR chantre PRE'CINCTS (pi] enceinte : limite Pre'cious [preche-ss] a. precieux [slang) fa- meux : fichu | _little ! Pas grand’chose ! | _ly ad. precieusement [slang) joliment Precipitately [te-tle] ad. precipitamment Precipitous [fe-ss] a. escarpe Preci'se [gv. pri-qdice] a. precis: juste : exact [prim) affecte : pointilleux | _ly ad. precise- merit : au j uste [of time, V. Exactly] _NESS precision : exactitude : formalite Preclu'de va. exclure [prevent) empecher Pre'concei've'd a. preconqu Pred'atory [de-te-re] a. rapace : d e proie Pre'decea'se [-tice] va. mourir avant PREDECESS'OR predecesseur : devancier PREDICAMENT etat: position | In a pretty _, [fam] Dans de beaux draps PREDICATE [feefe] attribut [va.) affirmer Predict' va. predire PREDICTION [dik-cbe-nn] pre_: prevision PRE'DISCOY'ERY decouverte anterieure Predispo'se va. predisposer [”ant PREDOMINANCE [ne-nnce] prt_: ascend- Predom'inate vn. predominer : prevaloir Preem'inently [prt-emm-] ad. par excellence Pre-enga'ge [enn-ghedje] va. engager d'avarice —MENT engagement anterieur Pre-estab'lish va. etablir par avance Preface [pref-ess] va. faire preceder (with, de] Pref'atory [pref-e-te-re] a. preliminaire PREFECT prefet Prefer' va. preferer : tenir a [a charge) deposer [to a living) presenter : proposer PREF'ERENCE preference | In _, De P _SHARE obligation : action privilegiee Preferential a. privilegie : ... de preference PREFER'MENT avancement: promotion Prefix' va. mettre ... en tete (to, de] PREG'NANCY [pregli-ne-nn-ce ] grossesse Prey'nant [pregh-ne-nntt] a. enceinte : grosse [with, de) gros : plein fture PRE'IGNITION [pri-igg] allumage prema- PRE FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PRE PREJUDICE _ Dsj : damage : injury : loss Prejudiciable a. prejudicial (a, to] Prejudicier’ vn. [a, ...) to prej'udice [a, to) to be injurious PR£jUG£ {opinion) prej'udice [dr) precedent Prejuger’ va. to prejudge PRIiLART" tarpaulin : cover se Prelasser’ vr. to take it easy: to march [ou strut] along ‘as proud as Punch’ PRIiLAT" prelate | PRELATURE prelacy PRELE [hot] horse-tail PREL^VEMENT” instalment : levy Prelever' va. to raise (a sum) in anticipation : to levy PRELIMINAIRE [& a.]_ary [pri-limm-e-ne-re] PRELUDE_ | _r' vn. to prelude Premature -e a. premature [-ment' -ly] Al- lumage_, [moteur] Preignition PREMATURITE prematureness PREMEDITATION" [pri-meddi-teclie-nn\ Homicide avec_, Wilful murder | Homicide sans_, Manslaughter Premediter’ va. to premeditate PREMICES' [pi] first-fruits : beginning Premier" -iere a. first [ancien) former : early [nombres) prime [apres, to) next | Matieres _ieres (pi] Raw material (sing] Le_arrive est le_servi, [fig] First come first served | Napoleon N the First | _ MINISTRE prime minister:‘the Premier’ | -PARIS’ leading article : editorial | -PONT’ lower-deck | — SOLDAT’ lance-corporal | Le_VENU, The first comer : just anyone : no matter who PREMIER" first: foremost | Au_[etage] On the first floor | Jeune__ ‘_’: first juvenile : lover’spart PREMIERE first-class [•&-) chief cabin : saloon [d’atelier) forewoman [typ) first proof [theat) first night [ loges, pi.) first tier boxes : dress circle | Je vais en _, I go [ou I am going] Premierement’ ad. first: firstly [first class PREMISSES' [pi] premises Premunir va. to fortify : to guard: to warn (contre, against] Prenable a. ... that can be taken Prendre v. (Table 59) to take (up, hold of, on, away, in, etc.] to catch : to seize [que, that) to suppose [patience) to have [idee) to form [decision) to come to [tel ou tel air) to assume [exiger) to ask: to charge [plantes) to take root [mortier) to set [geler) to freeze | a tout _, Upon the whole [U. Pris, pp.] La pluie nous a pris, We were caught in [ou overtaken by] the rain | Je vous y prends ! I have caught you! | _ a droite, To turn to the right | _un air ..., To put on a ... look | _ a coeur, To take ... to heart |_de l’age, To be getting old |_le deuil, To go into mourning | _ I'eau, To let in water | Le_de haut, To ‘talk big’ |_le lit, To take to one’s bed | _le trot, To break into a trot | Aller, Venir _To go [ou come] for ... Bien lui prend de n’etre pas ..., ’Tis a lucky thing for him that he isn’t... | Se_, To be taken : to be caught [d, to) to begin : to take [geler) to freeze [se tiger) to set: to congeal | Se_de vin, To get tipsy Se_ledoigt dans, To catch one’s finger in | S’en_a, To blame, ou lay the blame on | Prenez-vous en a vous-meme! You’ve yourself to thank for it! | S’y_, To set about it PRENEUR -ETJSE taker : ...-catcher : one who takes ... [_a bail) lessee PRENOM" [m nasal] ‘Christian name’ PREOCCUPATION" _ : attention : prejudice | Notre_, Our first thought (ou care]_S' (pi] care and attention | Exempt-e de_s, Free from care Preoccuper’ va. [de, with] to pre-occupy: to prepossess : to engage [de, for) to provide \ On se preoccupe de ..., Public attention has been drawn [ou directed] to ... | Preoccupe de ..., Thinking a good deal about ... PRIiOPINANT’ previous [ou last] speaker PRIiPARATEUR assistant [aux examens) tutor who prepares students for examinations [fam) ‘ coach’ PRitPARATIFS’ [de, for] preparations PREPARATION" _ (de, of: pour, a, for] _ a la mort, Preparation for death Preparatoire a._tory [pri-par'-e-te-re] Preparer’ va. to prepare [fam) to ‘ get up ’: to get ... ready to [pers, fam) to get ... ready (a, pour, for : to] Se_, To get ready : to prepare (d, to] [ V. Come D=sj] PRE ENGLISH-FRENCH PRE PREJ'UDICE [j se pr. dj) prejuge : prevention Without_to, Sans prejudice de _va. prevenir [damage) nuire a Prejudicial [che-l] a. prejudiciable (to, a] PREL'ACY [prel-e-ce ] prelature : episcopat Prel'ude [prel-ioude] va. preluder a Prem'ature [tioiire] a. premature [-ly, -ment] Confined_ly, Accouchee avant terme Premeditate [te'te] va. premediter PRE'MIER [pr. prime-ye-r] premier ministre : president du conseil (des ministres] _SHIP [la) presidence du conseil [observer Premi'se [primaize] va. dire par avance : faire PREMISES [pr. premm'-iss-izz] [pi] lieux [in logic) premisses | Large _, Yaste local | _for sale, Propriety a vendre | On the_, Sur les lieux : sur place: dans l’etablissement PRE'MIUM [prime-ye-nwi] prime [for, a)prix | At a__ a prime To be at a _, Faire prime Premon'itory a. [symptom] precurseur Preocc'upy va. [fig] preoccuper : prevenir Prepai'd a. affranchi [ad.) franco PREP ARA'TION [pe-reche-mi] preparation (for, a] [tech) appret [school) lieures d'etude (pi] To do my_, Etudier mes lemons et faire mes devoirs | _S [arrangements] prepara- tifs : dispositions (for, de : to, pour] Preparatory [par-e-te-re] a. preparatoire [ad.) prealablement (to, a] avant (to, ...] Prepa're [a e] va. preparer: appreter : dresser [vn.) se preparer : ^s’appreter (to, d] To be quite prepare’d to, Etre en mesure de Prepay' [pr. pri-pe] va. [pp. Prepaid] payer d’avance [a letter) affranchir PREPAY'MENT paiement d’avance [of postage) affranchissement PRE FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PRE PREPONDERANCE [ponn'de-re-nnce] Preponderant'-e a. preponderating | La voix du president est _e, The chairman has the casting vote PRIlPOS£ officer [ou official] in charge (a, of] [pp.) in charge (a, of] f... (sur, over] Preposer' va. to put in charge (a, of] to place PREPOSITION" — | PREROGATIVE _ Pres' prep. & ad. | _de, Near : by : close to: just at hand [de, with) compared [presque) nearly : on the point of ... | _ a _, Close together | a ... _, Except ... : were it not for ... : within (a trifle, etc.] a beaucoup_, By a good deal | 11 n’en est pas a cela_, He’s not so pinched as that | a peu_, Pretty nearly: just about | An plus_, [steer] Close to the wind | Orientez au plus _! Brace sharp up! | _ et plein! Full and by! | De _, Near : close | Tout_, Quite close : hard by PRESAGE [s z]_[ang. pr. press'edj] omen Presager' va. to forebode : to conjecture PR£-SAL£ mutton that has been fed upon the salt marshes [sighted PRESBYTE [<fc f.] long-sighted person [a.) long- Presbyteral -e a. priestly [maison) priest’s PRESBYTERE rectory : vicarage [en Ecosse) PRESBYTERIANISME _sm [manse PRESBYTER1EN'-AWE [<fc a.] _ian PRESCIENCE foreknowledge Prescriptible a. possible to be prescribed PRESCRIPTION"_: command Pi'eserire v. (Table 48) to prescribe : to set | Se_[dr] To be lost (by prescription] PRESEANCE [s, c] precedence PRESENCE _ [wte) sight | En_Face to face | Quatre projets sont en__ 4 plans are presented [ou are before us] En _ de cette reponse, nos lecteurs ..., With this reply before them, our readers ... | Faire acte de_, To put in an appearance | Feuille de _, Time-sheet PRESENT'_[en ang. t se pr.] gift [gram) present tense | _-e a. present [l’esprit) ready | a t_, [dr. De_] Now: at P | Des a_Henceforth : in future | Le_porteur, The bearer of this | La_e, This letter Presentable a._[pri-zenn'-te-be-l] PRESENTATION"_[ang. pr. teche-nn] PRESENTE \ La _, This ... [V. Bearer, ang.] Presente'ment' ad. ... for the present: now | a louer_,1 To let with immediate possession’ Presenter' va. to present [offrir) to offer [diriger) to direct: to turn [personne) to introduce | Se _ a, [examen] To enter for : to go in for | Se_bien, To look promising | 11 se presente bien, He is a man of (very) good address [V. Deputation] [of Preservateur-trice preservative (de, against, PRIiSERVATIF [&_-ive a.] preservative (de, of: contre, against] Preserver' va. to preserve (de, from] PRESIDENCE _cy | _ de D. D in the*chair PRESIDENT'_ [ang. pr. prezidd-nntt] chairman : presiding judge [_de to cliambre des communes) Speaker |_du CONSEIL' Prime minister : premier PRESIDENTE [lady)_t: president’s wife Presider' vn. to preside (a, at, over] [va.) to preside at. over : to take the chair at PRIiSIDIAL [hist] highest court for the district Presoniptif -ive a. presumptive | Heritier _, Heir apparent PRESOMPTION" presumption : presumptive evidence | De grandes_s contre ..., A strong presumption against ... Presomptueux'-e?tse a. presumptuous [nit'-ly Presque ad. almost: ‘pretty nearly’ | _tou- jours, Almost always | _jamais, Scarcely ever |_pas, Scarcely : scarcely any |_personne, Hardly anyone PRESQU’iLE peninsula Pressant' -e a. pressing : urgent PRE ENGLISH-FRENCH PRE Preponderate [a e] vn. l’emporter (sur] Prepossess' [pe-zess] va. prevenir | _ing a. prevenant | _ION [che-nn] prevention Prepos'terous [poss'-te-re-ss] a. absurde : de- raisonnable [-ly, -ment]_NESS absurdite Prescri'be [i at] v. prescrire [med) ordonner PRESCRIP'TION [law)_[med) ordonnance PRES'ENCE presence fee [mien) mine | ‘ Saving your_,’ Sauf votre respect _of MIND, P d’esprit PRES'ENT present fea : cadeau [a.) present : actuel [month) courant | For the_, Pour le moment | To be_at, Assister a | At_, Actuellement | At the_DAY, Aujourd’hui [vulg) ‘au jour d’aujourd’hui ’ | Of the _ DAY, Actuel | At the_TIME, a Vlieure gu’il est Present' va. presenter (to, a : with, ...] _for payment. P pour toucher | _! En joue! PRESENTATION pre— \ On _1, a P _COP'Y envoi d’auteur PRESENTIMENT pressentiment Pres'ently ad. tout a Vlieure : bientot PRESERVATION [ze-r-veche’n] conservation [from, de) preservation | In good — , Bien con- serve : dans un parfait etat de conservation PRESER'VE [zeurve] conserves (pi] confiture de ... [game _) chasse reservee [va.) con- server [with sugar) confire [from, de) preserver [ _S [pi] conserves PRESER'VE'D FRUITS fruits confits PRESER'VER [zeurve-r] [saver)sauveur[thing) preservateur | Sight_S [pi] conserves PRESER'VING PAN bassine a confitures Presi'de [i at] vn. presider (at, over, a] PRES'IDENT president [univers.) recteur [college) proviseur : directrice [F. Ministre, Fr.] PRESS presse fea [wine, cider) pressoir [cupboard) armoire |_of business, Coup de feu | Central _, Espece d’Agence Havas | The newspaper _, Le journalisme : la presse | Writer for the_, Publiciste | ‘_’ [marked on a proof] ‘ Bon a tirer ’ | — of, [crowd] Force ... [F. Push] To go to_, Mettre sous P \ Gone to_, a Vimpression | In the — Sous irresse | -BUREAU bureau de la P (pour la censure] _CUTTING coupure de journal | -GANG presse \ _MESSAGE telegramme de P: depeclie de journal | —WORK tirage PRE FRANQAIS PRESSE press : crowd [de matelots) press- gang 111 n’y a pas de_! No hurry! | Proces * de_Action for libel [ou for an infringement of the newspaper laws] 11 a une mauvaise —, The papers are ‘ down on ’ him | Sous_, In the press [F. Mettre] _ a copier, Copying-press | _a rogner, Cutting machine | _mecanique, Printing-machine |_rotative, Rotary press | -CITRONS' lemon-squeezer | -ETOUPE stuffing-box | -GLACE window- silencer | -PAPIERS' paper-weight Presse-e a. hurried : ... in a hurry : urgent: anxious [bref) concise [lettre) pressing PRESSENTIfylENT" presentment [s, p] Pressentir va. (Table 18) to have some idea [ou feeling] of [sonder) to sound (sur, on] Presser' va. to press : to squeeze : to crowd [dans ses bras, etc.) to clasp [hater) to press [ou push] on : to hurry | _ le plus, To be most wanted [ou be most urgent] PRESSEUR presser PRESSIER" [typ] pressman PRESSION" pressure | a haute, a basse_, High-pressui'e, Low-P j Avez-vous de to_? Is your steam up? | Sous_, Under P PRESSOIR press : wine-press [1’endroit)press- house [ou room] — a CIDRE cider-press PRESSON" [tech] crow-bar PRESSURAGE pressing [fig) extortion Pressure!*' va. to press : to squeeze out [fig) to grind | PRESSUREUR presser PRESTANCE noble bearing [ou look] PRESTATAIRE pers. liable to prestation PRESTATION" taking (the oath] three days’ labour on the roads (or its money equivalent] Preste a. quick [-menf -ly] PRESTESSE quickness PRESTIDIGITATEUR conjuror [ke-nn'-dje-reur PRESTIDIGITATION" sleight of hand : legerdemain | Tour de_, Conjuring trick PRESTIGE '_’ : fascination : spell: illusion Prestigieux' -ease a. illusive : of fascination PRESTOLET” ‘parson’ (used ironically] Presume!*' v. to presume (de, upon] -ANGLAIS PRE Presupposer' [s. p] va. to presuppose PRESURE rennet PRET" loan [acompte) advance [X) pay Pret' -e a. prepared : ready (a. to'] PRET ANTAINE | Courir la _, To gad [ou be rambling] about [vulg) to ‘ be on the loose ’ PRETENDANT' applicant [en mariage) suitor [se pr. souter] [prince) pretender Pretendre vn. to claim : to aspire (a, to] [vou- loir) to wish [avoir dessein) to intend ; to attempt [affirmer) to assert: to allege : to make out | On pretend que, It is said that... PRETENDU -E intended [cc)pretended : would- be :‘sham’ PRETE-NOM'' [person) lending his name Pretentieux' -eu.se a. affected : pretentious PRETENTION" —sion (a, to] affectation [es* perance) expectation | Sans _s, Unpretending PRETER" loan | _va. [a, to] to lend : to give [opinion, etc.) to attribute [serment) to take (attention) to pay [vn., s'etendre) to stretch [fig) to be suggestive | _a to critique, To furnish matter for criticism | _Voreille, To listen | Se — To be lent: to lend one’s self (a, to] to humour (a,...] [c7iose) to be adapted PREtE RENDU | Un _, ‘Tit for tat’ Lto PRETERIT preterite PRETEUR -EJjSE lender | _ sur gages, Pawn- PRETEUR praetor [broker PRETEXTE —t | Sous _ de blamer, Under the pretence of blaming [tend (to] Prelexter' va. to make a pretext of : to pre- PRETOIRE tribunal of the juge de paix [hist. rom.) praetorium Pretorien" -nne a. praetorian PRETRAPLEE ‘parsons’ (pi] PRETRE -SSE priest, priestess [ie, i] Grand_, High P | PRETRISE priesthood PRETURE preetorship PREUVE proof : token | Faire_de, To show : to prove | Faire ses_s, To give proof of one’s ability : to show one’s mettle [c/(ose) to prove its value PREUX' valiant knight [a.) valiant PRE ENGLISH-FRENCH PRE Press va. presser ; forcer ; insister sur [paper) satiner [fruit) pressure!- [sailors) enroler de force [wi.) se presser | He wants _ing, 11 se fait prier | To_for (an answer), Deman- der avec instance | I’m_e'd for time, Je suis presse [or presse par le temps] _ on, vn. se depecher | _e'd STEEL acier embouti PRESS'ING [the act) p/ression [cloth) pressage [paper) satinage [fruit) pressurage _a. urgent; hatif [little debt) criard PRESSMAN [pi. _men] [of warehouse, etc) presseur [typ) imprimeur : pressier PRESS'URE [prech-ye-r] pression [fig) poids : force | High, Low _, ... a haute, a basse P [F. Over-_] -GAUGE manometre[F. page PRESS'WORK [F. PRESS] (.35 Presumably [zioum'-e-ble] ad. probablement Presu'me vn. presumer (too far, trop : upon, de] [venture) se permettre (to, de] PRESUMP'TION [ze-mnipp] presumption Presumptive EVIDENCE, presomption Presumptuous \_ze-mm'pp] a. presomptueux Pre'suppo'se [se-poze] va. presupposer (que] PRETEN'CE [pri-tennce] pretexte | No_to, Aucune pretention k | Under false_s, Par des moyens frauduleux Pretend' v. faire semblant (to, de] pretendre (to, a] pretexter : feindre | To_to be dead, not to hear, Faire le mort, le sourd Preten'ded a. feint: soi-disant PRETEN'SION [temiche-nn] pretention Preten'tious-Iooking [c7ie-ss] a. pretentieux Preternatural [natcliou-re-l] a. surnaturel : contre nature; extraordinaire Prett'ily ad. joliment: gentiment PRETT'INESS gentillesse: agrement Prett'y a. joli : gentil [ad.) assez | _near, a peu pres [near together) passablement rap- proches | _nearly, a peu de chose pres | _ good, Assez bon He’s a _FELLOW'! 11 est ‘admirable!’ | ‘A MESS of it,’ De la jolie besogne | ‘A_PENNY,’ Un argent fou PRE FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PRI Prevaloir vn. (F. Table 27) to prevail | Se _ de, To take advantage of: to avail one’s self of [eating PRcVARICATEUR -TRICE —tor [a.) prevari- PREVARICATION" breach of trust ou duty Prevariqu’er* vn. to betray a trust: to fail in one’s duty : to prevaricate PREVENANCE kind attention : little A Prevenant* -e a. pleasing : ‘nice’: attentive Prevenir va. (Table 15) to precede : to anticipate : to be ready for ... [detourner) to prevent : to forestall [pers, pour) to prepossess (in favour of...] [contre) to prejudice (against ...] [avertir) to give notice [ou warning] to forewarn : to inform : to let... know [F. Prevention, ang.] [presumptive Preventif-ive a._ive [dr) ... on suspicion: PREVENTION" [en faveur de) prepossession [contre) prejudice | Mise en_, Commitment for trial | Sans_, Unbiassed : without pre- Preventivemenf ad. ... on suspicion [judice PR£VENU-.E prisoner [a.) [de,of] accused [pp. V.r Prevenir] PREVISION" conjecture : anticipation : calculation [du temps) forecast [prophetic) prophecy | En — de, In anticipation of Prevoir va. (Table 30) to foresee : to provide for : to contemplate : to forecast: to foretell PR^vOT” provost [desaZJe) assistant fencing- PREVoTE provostship [master . PREVOYANCE foresight | Fonds de _, Reserve fund | Societe de_, Provident society Prevoyant* -e prudent: far-seeing : provident Prevu -e pp. [F Prevoir] PRIli-E guest | Diner_, Grand [ou set] din- PRIE-DIEU [pi._] devotional chair [ner Prier* va. to pray (to] to beg : to ask (de, to] [en grace) to beseech [inviter) to invite | Je t’en prie ! Je vous en prie ! Do! [on pr. doit] If you please ! | Je vous prie, Pray ... | Se faire_, To want pressing PRIERE prayer 0=^ ; request : Entreaty : petition | _de ..., Please ... : Kindly ... | a la _de, By the desire of PRIEUR -E prior : prioress | _£ priory Primaire a. primary [prai'-me-re] PRIMAT" primate [en ang. pr. pra'imett] PRIM A TIE [t, c] _acy PRIMAUTE supremacy : preeminence : lead PRIME premium [douane) bounty [F Re- ponse] a , At a P | a. De abord, At first sight | Primer* va. to beat: to take the lead, ou priority (of] to give ... a medal | Taureau prime, Prize bull | La force prime le droit, Might is stronger than right PRIMEROSE hollyhock PRE ENGLISH-FRENCH PRI Prevail' [pr. pri-vele] vn. prevaloir (over, sur] dominer : etre repandu | _ on,_upon, Amener (to, a] persuader (to, de] I was_e'd upon to, Je me suis laisse persuader de Prevailing [vele] a. dominant PREV'ALENCE [ve-le-nnce] duree : influence : generality | Prev'alent a. general Prevar'icate [kete] vn. tergiverser Prevent' vn. empecher (from ...ing, de] eviter PREYEN'TER | _ STAY faux-etai — SHROUDS haubans de fortune PREVEN'TION [vennche-mi\ _ fee : empeche- ment | Society for the_of cruelty to, etc., Societe protectrice de ... | _ is better than CURE, Mieux vaut prevenir que guerir PREYEN'TIVE preservatif [a.) preventif — MED'ICINE prophylaxie — SER'YICE surveillance des cotes Pre'vious [priv-ye-ss] prealable : anterieur | — to, Avant (de] _ question, Q. prealable | —ly, ad. prealablement | _to, Avant (de] PREY proie \ A_to, En P a: la P de Birds of —, Oiseaux de proie | _upon, va. de- vorer [fig) ronger : miner : consumer PRICE [i at] prix [ra.) priser: estimer | Cost —, P coutant | Fair _, Juste P | Fixed_, P fixe | List_, P courant [F Long, a. ang.] Trade_, P net | Is that the lowest_? Est- ce la le plus juste prix? [or le dernier prix?] fetched a very high _, ... s’est vendu tres cher _LIST tarif Pri'ce’less [i at] a. inappreciable : sans prix PRICK [pin, &c.)piqure: coup d’epingle [horse- nail) enclouure [of conscience) remords [va.) piquer [fig) toucher : causer des remords a ... [horse’s foot) enclouer [4? chart) pointer [mus) noter | _ out, repiquer | _ up [ears] dresser PRICK'ING piqure [tingling) picotement PRIC'KLE piquant: epine Pric'kly a. epineux | _HEAT lichen : eruption papuleuse | -PEAR figuier de Barbarie PRIDE [i at] orgueil: forte \ Take_ in, Se faire gloire de | Touch one's_, Froisser son amour-propre | _o’self on, Se piquer de | London_, Le desespoir des peintres /PRIEST pretre [Jewish, etc.) sacrificateur | High _, Grand pretre | Priest'-ridde'n a. mene par les pretres:sous la coupe des cures .£ PRIEST'CRAFT intrigues de pretres (pi] <2 [fam) manoeuvres de ‘la calotte’ s.PRIEST'ESS pretresse PRIEST'HOOD pretrise : clerge [disparagingly) pretraille : ‘la calotte’ YPriest'ly a. sacerdotal: ... de pretre PRIG fat: pedant ‘ Prig ’ [-gge’d] va. [vulg] ‘ chiper ’ Prigg'ish a. pedant: suffisant Prim a. affete : pose I^Pri'ma fa'cie a. & ad. de prime abord PRI'MAGE [edj] [com] chapeau Pri'marily [me-re-le] ad. dans le principe Pri'mary [me-re ] a. principal [first) primi- tif: primordial [instruction) primaire -PRIME elite | To be in one’s _ [ou, in the _of LIFE] Etre a la fieur de l’age : etre dans toute sa beaute a,_ a. de qualite superieure [chief) premier At _ COST, Au prix coutant | — MIN'ISTER premier ministre [in France) president du Conseil | _^NUMBER nombre premier _va. amorcer [paint) imprimer [vn.) [boiler] projeter de Veau (dans le cylindre] PRIM'ER [primm-e-r] premier livre de ... | Great—,[typ] Quatorze | Long—.Corps neuf PRI FRANgAIS -ANGLAIS PRI "Prime"-sautier"-iere a. impulsive : sudden PRIMEUR beginning of the season [fig) early communication (of a book, play] first enjoyment ou taste —S' [ph] early fruits, vegetables, etc. PRIMEVERE primrose [‘coucou’) cowslip Primitif-rue a. _ive : original: first [-vement* Primo ad. first: firstly |_-ly, -lly, first Primordial -e a. primary : primeval PRINCE_[pr. prinnce] Bon Very good sort of fellow | En _, Like a P _ ROYAL Crown Prince PRINCESSE princess [ang. pr. prinn-cess] Princier" -iere a. princely (prinnce-le] PRINCIPAL _: capital: principal thing Principal -e a._1 : chief : senior (partner] PR INC! PAL AW head-mastership Principalement" ad. especially : principally PRINCIPAUTE principality PRINCIPE principle : primary cause [ou element] [origine) beginning | Des le_, From the outset | Par_, On principle Printanier"-iere a. spring: suitable for spring: of the spring-time | Potage_, Soup made of early vegetables PRINTEMPS" [pr. mps as nasal h] spring [fig) springtime : morning | De vingt_s, Of PRIORAT " office of prior [twenty summers PRIORITE _ty Pris" -e a. & pp. taken [pers) engaged [attrape) caught : deceived [de vin) overtaken [gele) frozen [temps) cloudy [cocher, etc.) engaged | Avoir la faille bien_e, To be well-made [ou well-built] to have a smart figure [V. Wedge] PRISE taking : prize [sur, upon) hold [pincee) pinch [med) dose | En_, In danger of being taken (a, by] Donner _ a, [fig] To give a handle to | Lacher_, To let go : to give up | Etre aux _s, To ‘be at loggerheads’ : to quarrel [se battre) to close with each other [ Tribunal cZes _s, Prize-court _ de CORP'S' arrest _ de COURANT' [tech] electric wall- PRISEE valuation Lplug Priser" va. to value [un.) to take snuff PRISEUR -EUSE snuff-taker Commissaire- _, Auctioneer and appraiser Prismatique a._ic PRISME —sm PRISON"_ osj) | Un mois de _, A month’s imprisonment PRISONNIER-" -IERE prisoner [tech) stud PRI ENGLISH -FRENCH PRI Prime'val [jmu-mi-] a. primitif: primordial | _forest, Foret vierge PRI'MING [jjrai] amorQage [of gun) amorce [paint) impression : couche preparatoire [st. eng.) projection de Veau (dans le cylindre] PRIM'ITIVENESS [i bref] caractere primitif PRIM'NESS [i bref] affeterie PRIM'ROSE [i bref] primevere | Evening —, Herhe aux anes | _ DAY anniversaire de lamort de Lord Beaconsfield [19 avril, 1881] PRI'MUS STOVE rechaud a petrole gazeifie Prin'ceTy [prinnss-le] a. de prince : princier : royal | In_style, En prince, en princesse PRINCIPAL [pe-l] partie principale [business) principal [of college) proviseur: directrice [_ rafter) maitre-chevron : arbaletrier Prin'cipal [pe-Z] a. _ [-lly, -lenient] PRINCIPALITY \_pdl'-e-te] principaute PRLN'CIPALSHIP principalat: provisorat PRIN'CIPLE \_prinn'-ce-pe-l] principe fea PRINT impression : empreinte [cut) gravure : figure [sheet) feuille [photo) epreuve [cotton _) indienne: colonnade (imprimee] [fine cambric _) percale fine [or batiste] imprimee (pour robes] [pattern) impression [butter —) moule | A good clear _, Un caractere tres net | Small_Petit texte : petit caractere | In_Imprime | Out of —, Epuise | At a -SHOP, Chez un marchand d'estampes Print va. imprimer [tech. & phot.) tirer [with pen) mouler | 100 copies —ed, Tire a 100 exemplaires | _ed MATTER imprimes (pi] PRINT'ER imprimeur _’S PROOF epreuve A imprimer ie PRINTING- [typog.) impression, _s (pi] [the art: and calico) imprimerie [litho.) lithographic [photo. & presswork) tirage | -FRAME chassis-pres.se | -INK encre d'imprimerie -MACHINE presse mecanique : P rotative _ MATE'RIALS (pi] materiel <V imprimerie -OFFICE imprimerie | -PAPER papier d'Impression | -OUT PAPER [‘P.O.P.’] papier a noircissement direct | -PRESS presse a imprimer : P a bras PRI'OR [prai-’r] prieur [a.) anterieur | _ to, Anterieurement a : avant (de] PRIOR'ITY [prai-or'-e-te] ie \ To take the PRI'ORY [i ai\ prieure L— °f> Primer Prise up, _open [i o¥] va. elever : ouvrir PRIS'ON [priz-nn, i bref] | _ CONGRESS congres penitentiaire | -VAN voiture cellu- laire : ‘ panier a salade ’ PRIS'ONER [prizz-e-iui-’r] prisonnierfen[_at the BAR) prevenu : accuse [untried) prevenu [after sentence) condamne _S" BASE [bece] les barres (pi] Pris'tine \tdinri\ a. premier : de jeunesse PRTVACY [prdi'-ve-ce] intimite : retraite PRI'VATE [pra'i'-ve-tt] simple soldat [a.)parti- culier: secret: domestique [party) de famille [secretary, etc.) particular [on a letter, etc.) ‘personnelle’: ‘ confidentielle ’ | In —, En par- ticulier : retire : en bourgeois [of trials) a huis clos | _ BILL projet d’interet local | At a _BOARDING-HOUSE. Dans line pension de famille \ _ CARRIAGE voiture parti- culiere (or, de maitre] A — COMPANY [com] Une societe | By _ CONTRACT, De gre a gre : a l’amiable _FAMILY famille bour- geoise |"_GENTLEMAN [pi. —men] simple particular : rentier | To give [ou take] — LESSONS, Donner [or prendre] des legons particulieres [school, des repetitions] In — LIFE, Dans Za vie prive'e | — LODGINGS (pi] maison meublee [or gar me] In-, En garni | Can we have_LODGINGS here? Pouvez-vous nous loger? | — OFF'ICE cabinet particulier |_MEANS (pi] fortune per- sonnelle \ _ PER'SON simple particulier | _TUTOR precepteur PRI FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PRO PRIVATION"_: want: loss | Vivre de _s, To be living in a state of privation PRIVAUTE familiarity PRIVE privy | _-e a. private [animal) tame [conseil) privy 0=3^ [pp.) deprived : bereaved : stripped (de, of] Priver* va. to deprive : to bereave (de, of] [animal) to tame | Se_de, To deprive one’s self of PRIVILEGE _: license ["ference share Privilegie -e a. privileged | Action_e'e, Pre- Privilegier’ va. to grant ... a privilege PRIX" price : cost: value [d’un voyage) fare [merite) worth [recompense) reward : prize Au _ de. At the cost of: in comparison with | _convenu [com] As per agreement | _cou- tant, Cost price | _de revient, Net cost | _ fort. Full price | _net, Trade price | Le plus juste_The lowest price | Le tout dernier_, The very lowest price | a vil_, As cheap as dirt | La paix a tout_Peace at any price | Avoir bien son_To be worth something | N’avoir pas de_, To be beyond all price | Le_de la vie. The cost of living PROBABILITY _ty [fam) likelihood Probable a. [prob'-e-be-l] [fam) likely _merit' ad. probably -.‘very likely’ Probant' -e a. conclusive in proof PROBATION" _ Probe a. ^honest: upright PROBITE uprightness : honesty Problematique a. _ical [ nienf -lly] PROBLEMS prob'Iem PROCEDIi proceeding : conduct [tech) process [billard) tip of the cue | Proceder* vn. to proceed : to go on PROCEDURE _: pi-oceedings (pi] Terrne de_Law term Procedurier'-tere a. pettifogging PROOFS' lawsuit: case : action : trial: process| En_, At law | Faire un_ a To-prosecute ... | Faire le_a, To criticize | Intenter un_a. To bring an action against: to go to law with | Sans autre forme de _, Without further ceremony | -VERBAL report : description Dresser _ a, To ‘take ...’s name and address ’: to summon Lire le_To read PROCESSION"_[the minutes _nnellement' ad. in procession PROCHAIN” neighbour \ _-e a. nearest: near [de temps, etc.) next: coming [voisin) neighbouring | La semaine_e, Next week Prochainemenf ad. soon : shortly Proche ad. & pi~ep. near : coming : close at hand | _ de. Near | De_en_Step by step : by degrees : more and more PROCHES' [pi] near relatives PROCLAMATION" _ [pr. meche-'n] Proclamer' va. to proclaim | PROCONSUI- PROCREATION" _ Procreer* va. to procreate rproxy PROCURATION" _ : power of attorney : Procurer* va. to procure [fam) to get PRI ENGLISH-FRENCH PRO PRIVATEE'R [ship'] corsaire PRIVATEE'RING [la) course Pri'vate'ly [prai'-ve-tf] ad. en particular : en secret [judicial trials) a huis clos [of living, etc.) en rentier : en bourgeois PRIV'ET [i bref] troene _-HAWK MOTH sphinx du T PRIV'LLEGE [i brefs : g, dj] privilege : avan- tage [option) faculte [va.) privilegier (to, a] Priv'ily [i brefs] ad. en secret PRIV'Y cabinet [or C d’aisances] water-closet: garde-robe [vulg) ‘ lieux ’ (pi] Priv'y [i bref] a. prive : secret | He was_to it, II en a eu connaissance [Not_, V. Insu] _COUN'CIL conseil prive [V. C. d’Etat] _ COUN'CILLOR [Ze-r] conseiller prive _PURSE cassette particuliere du roi Keeper of the_PURSE. Tresorier du roi _SEAL petit sceau PRIZE [i, at] prix [ship seized) prise : capture [va.) evaluer | He_s it very much, 11 y tient beaucoup |_BULLtaureau prime | -COURT tribunal des prises | _ESSAY composition couronnee -FIG'HTER boxeur professionnel -FIGHTING la boxe _LIST palmares -MEDAL medaille d’honneur | Which gained the -MEDAL, Qui a remporte la medaille d'honneur | _MONEY part de prise Pro prep, pour | _and con. Pour et contre Prob'ably ad. probablement Very_she ..., 11 est plus que probable qu’eZZe ... PRO'BATE [pro-be-tt] verification : homologation | _DUTY droits de succession (pi] _OFFICE bureau de V PROBA'TION [a.e]_: epreuve : temps d'E PROBABILITY _Ze | In all _, Selon toute PROBE sonde [va.) sonder [apparence PRO'-BOER [bore] [& f.~\ Boerophile PROBOS'C IS [ftossiss] trompe PROCEDURE [cid-ye-r] procedure : procede Procee'd vn. proceder • aller [from, de) pro- venir [Zo. a) continuer : se rnettre [to the spot) se rendre (sur les lieux] [ V. Proceedings] PROCEEDING procede : manoeuvre | _S [pi] faits : demarches [of societies, meetings, etc.) compte-rendu : actes (pi] proces-verbaux (pi] To take _ against. Poursuivre | ... that _ may be taken, ... a fin de poursuites | Criminal _Poursuites criminelles PRO'CEEDS (pi] produit PRO'CESS [chem. & manuf.) procede [law and anat.) proces | In _ of, En cours de [time) avec (le temps]_BLOCK [half-tone] cliche simili | _ ENGRAVER photograveur | — ENGRAVING similigravure : photogravure PROCESS'ION _ [funeral, etc.) cortege | To walk in_, Defiler [T". Marche] Proclaim' va. proclamer [war) declarer PROC'LAMA'TION [meche] p_: declaration ^PROCLIVITY penchant ^ Procrastinate [ne'Ze] va. difterer : remettre S [tin.) user de delais : retarder "’PROCRASTINA'TION [neche-nn] delai VPro'create va. procreer PROC'TOR [Ze-r] avoue-procureur : fonde de pouvoirs [of a college) censeur Procu'rable [e-&e-Z] a. qu'on peut se procurer Procu're va. procurer : se procurer PRO FRANC AIS—ANGLAIS PRO PROCUREUR [par, by) proxy [avoue) proctor [moine) purveyor | _general, Public prosecutor (-in-chief] _ de la Republique, Attorney for the Crown [or the Government] Public prosecutor (before district court] Prodigalement' ad. lavishly PRODIGAL1TE _ty : profusion PRODIGE prodigy: wonder | Tenir du _, To be prodi'gious Prodigieux’ -ease a. prodi'gious : wonderful [plais) ‘tremendous’ [-semenf -ly, -lly] PRODIGUE spendthrift [a.) lavish : wasteful | L’enfant_, The prodigal son Prodig uer’ va. to waste : to squander [fig) to be lavish (of] to throw away | Se_, To be lavished, squandered : not to spare one's self PRODUCTEUR-TRICE producer [a.) productive | Productif -ive a._ive PRODUCTION"_0^ [de-kche-nti] Produire va. (Table 51) to produce : to bring forth [ouout] [du fruit) to bear [mtroduire) to introduce [montrer) to show | Se_, To be produced : to show : to be brought forward : to come forward [avoir lieu) to occur : to take place : to happen PRODUIT' prod'uce [montant) pro'ceeds(pi] stuff | Un_, A product | _s agricoles (pi] Agricultural produce (sing] _s chimiques, [pi] Chemicals [F. Chemical, ang.] PROEMINENCE protuberance Proeminent" -e a. prominent PROFANATEUR-TRICE profa'ner [a e] PROFANATION"_ [proff-e-neche-nn\ PROFANE Les _s, The uninitiated : non-tech- nical readers (etc.] outsiders | Profane a_ [ang. pr. pro-fene] Profaner' va. to profane [fene\ to dishonour Proferer' va. to utter : to speak PROFES' PROFESSE monk [ou nuri] who has taken the vows Professer' va. to profess : to be a professor of: to declare [enseigner, fam) to teach PROFESSEUR professor : master : mistress \ _de dessin, Drawing M ou M PROFESSION" — [pro-feche-nn] declaration! De_, By P : by trade : professed ... : professional ... [ad.) professionally PROFESSIONNEL [<fc_-eZZe«.] _ssional [fe- che-ne-l] Ecole_elle, Technical school | En- seignement_Technical education ex Professo ad. learnedly Professoral -e a. professo'rial PROFESSORAT'* professorship: teaching PROFIL profile [coupe) section se Profiler’ vr. to stand out (in profile] PROFIT- [proffitt] gain : advantage : account | Au_de, For the benefit of | Chose qui donne du_, Profitable thing | Faire son — de, Mettre a _, To turn ... to good account | _S' [des domestiques] perquisites | PROFIT'S' et PERTES' ‘profit and loss’ Profitable a._ | 11 me sera des plus _s, He [ou it] will be of great service to me Profiler' vn. to profit: to gain (sur, a, de, by] to be a benefit (a, to] to avail one’s self (de, of] [enfant, plante) to do (bien, well] to thrive Profond" -e a. deep : profound [mat, etc.) dark [saint) low | Peu _, Shallow | _ de vingt metres, 11 fathoms deep | Profondement' ad. deeply [dormir) soundly | Saluer _, To make ... a low bow | _endormi, Fast asleep PROFONDEUR depth : penetration | ... de _, [mesure] ... in depth: ... deep Profusement' ad. profusely PROFUSION" [fouje-nn] Repandu a —, Scattered broadcast PRO ENGLISH-FRENCH PRO PROD IV. DIG] PROD'IGAL [ghe-l] prodigue fed PROD'UCE [prodd'-iouce] produit | Colonial, Foreign_, Denrees coloniales Produ'ce [pro-diouce] va. produire : presenter PRODU'CER [diouce-r] producteur -trice _ GAS gaz pauvre [F. SUCTION] /^PRODUCT produit ^.PRODUC'TION p_: produit: creation | Of i British_, De provenance anglaise 1 Cost of ^ _, Prix de revient [duit ... VProduc'tive a—tif | This is — of, Cela pro- Profa'ne [a, e ] a. profane [va.) profaner _ly ad. d'une maniere profane Profess' va. professer | He_es himself. 11 se declare [or se dit] Profess'e'd [pro-fesste'] a. ... de profession : declare | Profess'edly \_pro-fess'-edd-le] ad. ostensiblement PROFESS'ION [pro-feche-nn] fee [calling) etat: metier PROFESS'IONAL [-che-ne-l] homme du metier [sport) professionnel [a.) de profession : de la [oi;sa, Zeitr, etc.] P : expert | _ billiard-player, Joueur de billard de P It is not _, Un medecin [or avocat] ne doit pas faire cela | _MAN medecin : homme de 1’art [lawyer) homme de loi | _MEN [pi] gens du metier Professionally ad. [to come, to speak, etc.] officiellement: en medecin : en avocat PROFESS'OR [sse-r] professeur | _SHIP pro- fessorat : chaire | The Sanskrit_, La chaire PROFF'ER offre [va.) olfrir L^e S PROFICIENCY progres : connaissances (pi] Proficient [che-nntt] a. expert : verse : tres fort (dans, en, in] [fam) ‘ferre’ (sur] PRO'FILE [fi ou fai] profil In_, De P PROF'IT_: benefice | A_of 5 per cent., Un B de 5 pour cent With_[study, etc.] Avec fruit | _ AND LOSS profits et pertes (pi] _ SHA'RING participation aux benefices Profit v. profiter a : servir a [by, de) profiter _able [-te-be-l] a. profitable : avantageux : lucratif _ably ad. avantageusement: utile- Prof'itless [Ze-ss] a. inutile Lment PROF'LIGACY [ghe-ce] libertinage PROFLIGATE [ghe-f] libertin | _ a. libertin [wasteful) prodigue [devis de F PRO-FOR'MA IN'VOICE facture simulee : Profound' [faommdd] a. profond [-ly,-ement] Profu'se [fiotice] a. [in, de] prodigue : excessif [F. Perspiration] _ly ad. a profusion [bleed, sweat) excessivement | To apologise —, Se confondre en excuses \ _NESS profusion : prodigalite PRO FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS PRO PROGENITURE progeny PROGRAMME _ : bill : ticket PROGRES' pro'gress | Les _, The pro'gress (sing] Faire des _, To make P : to improve Progressed vn. to progress' Progressif -ire a._ive [ vemenf -ly] PROGRESSION" _ PROGRESSISTE [& a.] [polit] progressive Bo^ Prohiber' va. to prohibit [law term] Temps _e, [chasse] Close time Prohibitif -ive a. prohibitory ["tres bref PROHIBITION"_ [ang. pr. biche-nn, i PROIE prey | En_a, A prey to PROJECTEUR search-light (apparatus] PROJECTILE [<fc a.] _ [pro-djek'-taile] PROJECTION" [math] _ [djek-che-nn] [A _ en anglais est 1 une saillie’ ou ‘un ressaut’] _d'eau, [mach. a vap] Priming | Avec _S, With lantern-slides | —S' electriques, Searchlight (-s] PROJET"proj'ect: scheme [architecture) plans | Ligne en_, Projected line | _de LO! bill Proje'ter- va. to projec't (sur, over] to scheme [avec violence) to hurl: to dash PROLETAIRE one of the poorer classes | _S' (pi] [or PROLETARIAT"] [the) poorer classes (pi] proletariate : those who live from hand to mouth | Proletaire a. very poor : of the poorest class Prolifique a. _fic | Prolixe a. _x: long PROLOGUE _ PROLONGATION" _ : lengthening _de DTJREE, Extension of time PROLONGE ammunition-waggon PROLONGEMENT" extension: lengthening Prolonger’ va. to prolong : to lengthen [de, from) to extend, extend the time of [une cote) to coast [un navire) to bring (her) alongside PROME'NADE [a pied) walk [faction) walking [a cheval, en auto) ride [eye) ride : ‘spin’ [en voiture) drive [en bateau) row [a la voile) sail [de plaisir) trip : turn [lieu) promenade [V. CONSTITUTIONAL, ang.] Faire une _, To go for a walk, ride, drive, etc. Prome’ner' va. to take ... out for a walk [ou ride, etc.] to lead [par, through) to take [sur, over) to drive : to move : to turn (ses yeux, one’s eyes] [abuser) to ‘ humbug ’ | Cela vous promenera un peu, It will be a nice little walk for you | Envoyer_To send ... going (ou ‘ about his business ’] Se_[a pied] To go for a walk : to be walking about : to take a walk [a cheval, en autom.) to ride : to take a ride [cycle) to ride : to ‘go for a spin’ [en voiture) to take a drive : to drive out [en bateau) to go for a row [ou sail] to cruise about | Aller se _ [ V. Faire une promenade'] ‘Va te_! ’ Be off with you! [ V. mot Empecher] PROME'NEUR -FUSE walker [a cheval) rider PROME'NOIR gallery: airing-yard PROMESSE promise : note of hand PROMETTEUR ... very quick at promising Promettre va. (Table 66) to promise [vn.) to seem [ou look] promising | Se_, To promise one’s self [ou each other] to hope (de, to] PROMIS' -E intended [a.) intended: promised [pp. V. Promettre] fing : promiscuousness PROMIS CZIITE promiscuous mingling : mix- PROMONTOIRE_torv [te-re] PROMOTEUR _ter B^ | PROMOTION"_ PRO ENGLISH-FRENCH PRO PROGEN ITOR fdjen-i-te-r] aieul PROG'ENY [pv.prodj'e-ne] race : posterite [of animals) petits (pi] -PROGNOSTIC pronostic g Prognosticate [a e] va. pronostiquer ^.PROGNOSTICATION [a e'] pronostic PRO'GRESS progres : cours He makes great _in, 11 fait de grands P dans | But little_, Tres peu de P | Pilgrim’s_, Le voyage du pelerin | Progress' vn. avancer : faire des progres PROGRESS'IVE progressiste [«.)_ssif [polit.) _ssiste [age) de progres Prohibit va. prohiber tea : defendre | Smoking strictly_ed, 11 est expressement defendu de fumer : defense de fumer PROHIBI TION _ tea : defense | _ PARTY [parti politique qui lutte, aux Etats-Unis, pour la suppression de la rente de l’alcool] _ STATE [V. 2 lines higher] Prohibitory DU'TIES [pi] droits prohibitifs fPROJ'ECT projet •^Project' va. projeter | _vn. faire saillie : ^ avancer | _eil a en projet: projete | —ing V a. ... en saillie : saillant \ PROJEC'TION [math)_tea [jutting) saillie Prolific a. prolifique [in resources, etc.) fecond Prolong' va. prolonger PROLONGA'TION [pr. pro-longile-gheche-nn] [anat. and geom.} prolongement PROM'INENCE [o dans sort: ne-nnee] proeminence [fig) preeminence Prom'inent [ne-nntt] a. [projecting) saillant: preeminent [features, etc.)prononce [fig) mar- quant : frappant | Occupying a _ position, Tres en vue | _ly ad. eminemment: d’tine maniere marquee Proinis'cuous [fcion-e-ss] a. confus : mele | _ly ad. confusement: pele-mele [living) en commun:ensemble |—NESS melange confus: confusion: promiscuite /^PROM'ISE promesse | To keep one's _, Tenir sa P \ To release one from one’s —, Lui rendre sa parole \ Action for breach of g _, Proces pour violation de promesse de -S mariage Of great _, Qui donne de grandes | esperances \ Land of_Terre promise o_v. promettre | The thing _s well, is not s, looking_ing, L'affaire se presente bien, se presente mal | Prom'ising a. qui promet: qui donne de belles esperances \ To be —, To V look_Promettre [V. 6 lines above] PROMISSORY NOTE [se-re] billet (a ordre] Promo'te va. avancer : servir | Fees for promoting, Apport aux fondateurs | To be promoted to ..., Etre promu a ... PROMOTER promoteur : ‘ lanceur ’ | No fees to the_s, 11 n’est stipule aucun apport aux fondateurs | Company—, ‘Lanceur d'affaires’ PROMOTION [moche-nn] p_: avancement PRO FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS PRO Promouvoir ta. [pp. promu -e] to promote __ PrompT -e a. prompt : sudden : ready Pj $ [emporte) hasty [quickly S gPromp'tement' ad. promptly : hastily : PROMP'TITUDE_:quickness:hastiness Promu-e pp. [V. Promouvoir] PROMULGATION"_ [gheche-nn\ Promulguer' v. to promulgate:to make public PRONE sermon [fig) lecture Proner' va. to cry up : to ‘ crack up ’ PRONEUR -EUSE person who cries up ... PRONOM " [m nasal] pronoun Pronominal -e a._1 [verbe) reflective PRONONCt decision:terms (pi][d’un discours) delivery _-e a. decided : marked : strongly marked Prononcer' va. to pronounce : to decide : to speak : to show off [verdict) to bring in [un discours) to make | Se_, To declare o’self : to speak out [chose) to become marked [ou unmistakeable] [mots) to be pronounced | Se _en faveur de, To decide in favour of PRONONCIATION" [de mots) pronunciation [maniere de parler) delivery PRONOSTIC prognostic prognostication:omen Pronostiqu'er' va. to prognosticate [progg] PRONOSTIQU'EUR prognosticator PROPAGANDE _da | Faire de la To carry on P | PROPAGANDISTS _dist PROPAGATEUR _tor [propp'-e-ghete-r] PROPAGATION" — [ghe'che-nn] Propager' va. to propagate [fam) to spread PROPH^TE proph'et | — de malheur, P of evil PROPHETESSE proph’etess PROPHETIE [t as c] proph'ecy [cel Prophetique a._ic [-menf -ically] Prophetiser' va. to proph'ecy [cal Prophylactique a—lactic | Remede _, Pro- PROPHYLAXIE _xis Lphylactic Propice a. propitious (a, to] PROPITIATION" _ PROPITIATOiRE mercy seat [o.) propitiatory PROPORTION"_ [com) percentage | En_ de, In proportion to Proportionnel -elle a._tional [-lenient' -lly] [timbre) according to value Proportionner' va. to proportion | Se _ a, To adapt one’s self to PROPOS' remark: conversation: talk: discourse: purpose | _ grossiers (pi] Bad language (sing] a-_, Suitability : pertinency : opportuneness [a. & ad.) ‘ a propos ’: apt: to the point: fit: fitting: suitable: suitably: seasonable: seasonably I a —, j’oubliais de ...! By the way, I forgot to ...! | a _ de, With regard to | a _ de rien [or de l)Ottes,~\ ‘ For the nonce ’ | 11 est a_de ..., It may [ou would] be well to ... | a ce_, On this point | a quel_? What was [ou is] it about? | a tout_, Continually | De _delibere, On purpose | Hors de_, Mai a _, Not at all to the point: ill-timed : 1 out of place’ [ad.) unseasonably Proposable a. that may be brought forward or offered for consideration PRO ENGLISH-FRENCH PRO Prompt [prommtt] a. _ 'Sen [va.) suggerer : exciter [a speaker) souffler |_CASH argent comptant | PROMPT'ER souffleur [pulsion PROMPTING- suggestion : instigation : im- PROMPTTTUDE p_kaa: empressement Prompt'ly ad. promptement Promulgate [guete] va. promulguer PROM'ULGATOR [a e] qui promulgue Prone a. [to, a] porte | _NESS penchant PRONG fourchon : dent | 3-_p’d, a 3 dents PRO'NOUN [naounn] pronom Pronou'nce va. prononcer : dire : declarer PRONUNCIATION [ne-nci-eche-nn'] pronon- ciation: accent PROOF [proufi epreuve | In_As a_, Pour preuve fea | Striking, or Clear _, Preuve eclatante \ To give _of, Faire P de | India __ Exemplaire sur papier de Chine |_before letters, E avant la lettre _ in slips, E en placard | Press _, Bon a tirer | -HOUSE banc (Vepreuve | -MARK poinqon d'epreuve | -READER correcteur | -READING correction des epreuves | -SHEET epreuve | -SPIRIT esprit qui contient 50 pour 100 d’alcool [Cet esprit marque 56° a 1’alcoometre centesimal de Gay-Lussac, ou 21 et demi a l’areometre de Cartier] Proof a. a Vepreuve (against, du, de la, des] Proofe'd [prouftt] a. [silk] impermeabilise PROP etai: echalas [fig) appui Prop [-ppe'd] va. etayer : appuyer _ up, etayer : eehalasser Prop'agate [e-ghett] v. propager [fig) repandre Propel' [-lle'd] va. faire mouvoir | _lle'd by, Mu par | Screw PROPELL'ER propulseur a helice : helice (propulsive] -BLADE aile A'H | -SHAFT arbre porte -helice [motor-car) arbre de commande PROPEN'SITY [penn-se-W] penchant Prop'er [pr. propp-r] a. propre : exact : juste [suitable) convenable | When they think_, Quand bon leur semble [or leur semblera] This is the_WAY to do it, Yoici comment il faut s’y prendre | To the_PARTY, a qui de droit | The_WORD, Le mot propre Prop'erly ad. comme il faut: convenablement | _so called, Proprement dit | _ speaking, a proprement parler | To do it_[ V. Proper] I ought,_, to have had ..., J’aurais du, pour bien faire, avoir ... PROP'ERTY proiyriete : heritage | Personal _, Biens meubles et effets mobiliers | Real __ Immeubles | Of_, [pers] Qui a du bien PROPH'ECY [proff-e-ce] prophetic Proph'esy [e-gal v. prophetiser : predire Propi'tiate [piclii-ete\ va. rendre propice Propi'tious [pro-piche-ss, i bref] a. propice PROPO'RTION [che-nnl p_[va.) proportionner (to, a] In_as. a mesure que | In — to, En proportion [or raison] de : proportionne a Propo'rtionably, —ally [che-ne-ble, ne-le] ad. proportionnellement: en [or a] proportion Propo'rtional [-che] a. —tionnel: de reduction PROPO'SAL [pre-pd-ze-1 proposition Propo'se [pre-poze] va. proposer : oftrir [to, de) se proposer PRO FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PRO Proposer" va. to propose : to offer : to promise [amendement) to move | Se_, To purpose: to mean (de, to] to offer one’s self PROPOSITION" [math., log.) [offre) proposal (a, to : de, to] [assemblies, etc.) motion: resolution | _ferme, Definite offer | Pain de _, Shew-bread | _de LOI, private bill PROPRE property : natural bent: characteristic | Au_, In its literal sense | En_, Personally | _ a RIEN, Fit-for-nothing fellow Propre a. own : own peculiar ... : exact [pas sale) clean : neat [convenable) fit : proper : adapted : fitted (a, to, for] _a rogner, For cutting | ... en_,... of one’s own | Son propre nom, His own name | Le nom_, The proper name | Ses_s paroles, His very words Proprement" ad. properly : exactly : cleanly : neatly | _ dit, Properly so called | a_pjarler, Properly speaking Propref -ette a. neat: tidy : ‘ natty ’ PROPRETE cleanliness : neatness PROPRIETAIRE proprietor [fam)owner 0=^ [par opposition au locataire) landlord, landlady | _foncier, Landed proprietor PROPRIETY prop'erty [le droit de)ownership [terre) estate [lieux) premises (pi] [litteraire) copyright [convenance) propriety [les pro- prietaires) landholders (p!] [F. Allotment] Prorata Au_, ad. in proportion (de, to] * pro rata’ [en ang. pr.pro-reta] fsive, Screw-P PROPULSEUR [s, f] propeller | Helice propul- PROROGATION"prolongation : adjournment [d’une assemblee) prorogation Proroger" va. to prolong : to put off : to adjourn [assemblee) to prorogue Prosaique a. prosaic [ze-ikk] [-mf -ically] PRO SATE UR prose-writer PROSCRIPTION" — Proscrire va. (Table 48) to proscribe PROSCRIT'-E outlaw [polit.) refugee PROSE — | PROSELYTE _ [y, at] PROSODIE_dy | La_, Scanning : prosody Prospecter" vn. to prospect PROSPECTION" prospecting PROSPECTUS [pr. the s] _ j _ financier, Prospere a. prosperous [Company. P Prosperer" vn. to prosper : to thrive [fam) to PROSPERITY_ty [do well PROSTERNATION" prostration [i.e., falling down] se Prosterner" vr. to prostrate one’s PROSTITUEE prostitute |_self Prostituer" va. to prostitute PROSTITUTION" _ [tiouche-nn] PROSTRATION" [tried] _ PROTAGONISTE _nist PROTE [typ] overseer PROTECTEUR-TRICE _tor _a. protective [air, ton) patronizing | Sys- teme_, Protection : system of P PROTECTION"_ [che-mi] patronage PR0TECT10NNISME protection | _NNISTE PROTEGE L—nist PROJEGE-POINTE hat-pin protector: point P Proteger" va. to protect: to patronize PROTESTANT" -E [& a.] _t PROTESTANTISME [teece'm']_sm Tagainst Protester" va. to protest' (que, that: contre, PROTET" pro'test [com) protestation PROTOCOLE _col | PROTOPLASMA _sm PROTOTYPE _ | PROTOXYDE protoxide PROTUBERANCE _ Prou del. a good deal | Peu ou Little or much PROUE prow : stem PROUESSE prowess PRO ENGLISH-FRENCH PRO PROPO'SER [pre-poze-r] ... qui propose Propou'nd [paounndd] va. mettre en avant PROPRI'ETARY [prai'-e-te-re] actionnaires (pi] [a.) de propriety SCHOOL [skoule] ecole par actions [foncier PROPRI'ETOR [i a¥] _ietaire | Landed_P PROPRI'ETY [i ai] convenance : bienseance Proro'gue va. proroger Proscri'be [i di) va. proscrire PROSE p_ | -WRITER prosateur Pros'ecute [proef i-kioute] va. poursuivre PROSECU'TION pour suite : proces criminel | The counsel for the_, L’avocat du deman- deur | Witness for the _, Temoin a charge PROS'ECUTOR poursuivant : plaignant : de- mandeur | The Public__ [F Procureur kn] Pros'elytize [le-taize] v. faire des proselytes : convertir PROS'PECT vue [fig) perspective | In __ En P | Here is the best _! Yoici Ie meilleur point de vue! | ..., where there is a splendid __..., d’oii lavueestsplendide | There is very little_of it, On ne peut guere y compter | To injure [ou destroy] one’s_s, Nuire a [or briser] sa carriere | The Nevsky Prospect, La Perspective N | _IN G prospection : re- Prospective a. ... en perspective [cherches PROSPEC'TOR [in America] explorateur [for gold) chercheur d’or : orpailleur Pros'per [pe-r~\ v. prosperer | Ill-gotten wealth never_s, Bien mal acquis ne profite pas Prosperous [pe-re-ss'] a. prospere : favorable : heureux | _fy ad. heureusement Pros'trate [trite] a. prosterne | To _one’s self. vr. se prosterner PROSTRA'TION [pross-treche-nn] [med, etc.) prostration [of mind) abattement Pro'sy [pro'ze] a. ennuyeux : ‘ rasant ’ Protect' va. [from, de] proteger : defendre [shelter) garantir [interests, etc.) sauvegarder PROTEC'TION p_ : defense [a shelter") abri [polit. econ.) protectionnisme | Policy of_, Politique protectionniste | _1ST protection- niste | Protec'tive a._teur | _DUTIES, droits protecteurs PRO'TEST protestation: reclamation[com)pro- tet | To enter one’s— against. Protester contre Protest' v. protester (strongly, energiquement] Protract' va. prolonger : differer | _ed a. pro- PROTRAC'TOR [te-r] rapporteur Llonge Protru'de vn. s’avancer : faire saillie — Proud a. orgueilleux [of, de) fier | As — as "2 can be, [pleas., ‘As _ as PUNCH’] Fier o comme un coq : fier comme Artaban g _FLESH chair baveuse [or fongueuse] ^Prou'dly ad. fierement PRO FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS PTO Prouver' va. to prove : to show | Qu’est-ce que cela prouve? What of that? PROVENANCE origin : production : growth : manufacture | En _ ou en destination de, Coming from or going to | Lieu de_, Place which ... comes from fa.) of (ou from) P PROVENQAL-E Provencal: native of Provence Provenir vn. (Table 15) to proceed : to result PROVERBE _b [ang. pr. prov'eurbe : o dans Proverbial -e a._1 [-lenient* -lly] [sort PROVIDENCE [en, an] _ [F. Trust, ang.] Providentiel -elle a._tial Provign'er' va. to layer | PROVIN'' layer PROVINCE _ | La _, [par opposition a la capitate] The country : the provinces (pi] De _, [or _cial-e a.] provincial : country [plais) ‘countrified’ | En_, In the country PROVISEUR head-master: principal [of lycee] PROVISION"_ [je-nn] store [d'avocat) retainer | _s de bouche, Provisions | Par_, For the time being Provisionnel -elle a._ional [-llement* -lly] Provisoire a. provisional: temporary _menf ad. provisionally : temporarily : for the time [ou T being] PROVISORAT" head-mastership [of lycee] PROVOCATEUR -TRICE aggressor [de.of) instigator [a.) provoking | Agent_, ‘_’ PROVOCATION" _ [keclie-nn] Provoqu’er* va. to provoke (a. to] to bring on: to arouse : to stir up | PROXIlN^TE procurer PROXIMITE [x, cs]_ty : nearness | a_de, PRUDE_ [a.) prudish |_^ear Prudemment* [em, am] ad. prudently PRUDENCE _ [de-nnce] [du serpent) wisdom Prudent' -e a._ [serpent) wise PRUDERIE _ry PRUD’HOMME expert: umpire [F.Master, ang. PRUNE plum D3j) | _ de damas, Damson | ‘Viennent les_s,’ Next summer | ‘Pour des _s,’ For nothing PRUNEAU prune | PRUNELEE plum jam PRUNELLE sloe [de l’ceil) eyeball : apple | Jouer de la __ To make eyes PRUNELL1ER" black-thorn [tree PRUNIER" plum-tree | _de damas, Damson- PRUSSIATE _ PRUSSIEN" -NNE [<& a.] _ian [pre-che-nn] Prussique a. | Acide_, Prussic acid PSALMISTE [pr. the p] _t [sd'misstt] PSALMODIE [pr. the p] _dy [p nul] Psalmodier' [pr. the p] va. to sing p'salms [p nul] [fig) to ‘drone out’ PSAUME [pr. the p] p'salm [same, p nul] PSAUTIER" [pr. the p] p'salter Pseudo..., [pr. the p] [en ang. le p ne se pr. pas] PSEUDONYME_nym: assumed name : pen-name [a.) under an assumed name PSYCHE [psee-shay] cheval-glass FSYCHOLOGIE [pr. p] _ol'ogy [p nul] PSYCH OLOGUE [pr. p] _ol'ogist [p nul] PTOMAiNE [pr. p] _ [p nul] PRO ENGLISH-FRENCH P.T.O. Prove [prouve'] va. prouver : demontrer [test) eprouver : constater [wills) verifier : homolo- guer [vn.) se montrer : se trouver PROV'ENDER [prov'enn-de-r] fourrage Provi'de [i at] vn. pourvoir : se p (with, de : for, a] subvenir (for, a] preparer : prendre xfdes mesures (against, contre] faire les frais _2(de] Well _d for,Tresbien pourvu :‘bien loti’| <o_d with, Pourvu de | Provi'ded, [ou_ that,] conj. pourvu que (with subj.] PROV'IDENCE p_ | A _, [F. Providential] Provident a. prevoyant |_SOCIETY societe de secours mutuels, de prevoyance Providential [che-l] a. providentiel | It was quite__ C’etait un coup du ciel [voyeur PROVIDER [prd-vaide-r] fournisseur : pour- PROV'INCE [prov'innce : o dans sort: i bref] p_ | It is out of my_to ..., 11 n’est pas de ma competence de [or pas de mon ressort] PRO'VINO [proxi] essai: mise a Vepreuve *2 PROVISION p_: stipulation [of an act) jx disposition | To make_for ..., Prendre des mesures pour ... [a bill) faire les fonds de | g To make a_for ..., Pourvoir a : faire une r pension a | -WAREHOUSE magasin de comestibles | _S [pi] vivres : comestibles § [of an act) dispositions | Including Avec g nourriture Salt _, Viandes salees: salaisons ^Provisional a. provisoire [-lly, -ment] PROVI'SO [vaizo] With this_, a cettecondition Provo'ke va. provoquer : contrarier : facher : irriter : ‘ agacer ’ Provo'king [w] a. contrariant: facheux: ‘aga- qant ’ | How_! Que c’est ennuyeux! Provo'kinqly [to] ad.d’une maniere agagante | They are _ polite, Leur politesse exageree donne sur les nerfs [or, porte sur les nerfs] PROV'OST [ve-ste] [Scotch) maire [university) recteur | Lord_, Lord-maire _MAR'SHAL [march'-1] grand prevot PROW prone 'gPROW'ESS valeur: prouesse g Prowl vn. roder 1 To come _ing about ..., Sh Venir roder autour de ... | To be ‘on the PROWL’, Roder : etre en train de roder Proximate [me-tt] a. proche : immediat Proximo [bref : 'Prox.’] ad. | The 10th._, Le 10 du mois prochain PROX'Y [o comme dans sort] mandataire :pro- ctiration | By_, Par procuration Prudeniial [che-l] a. dicte par la prudence Pru'dently ad. avec prudence : prudemment Pruilish a. prude PRUNE pruneau [to.) tailler : emonder PRU'NER elagueur | PRU'NING taille \ -HOOK serpe | -K'NIFE serpette \ -SHEARS secateur Pru'rient a. ... aux pensees immorales : ... qui demange PRUSS'IAN [pre-che-nn] [& a.] _ien-ienne _BLUE [blou] bleu de Prusse Pry into [prat] vn. fourrer son nez dans: se Prying [prai] a. curieux Lmeler de P'SAL’M [same] psaume [sound the p] Tp P'SAL'MiST [sa'-misstt] psalmiste [sound the P'SAL'TER [sol-te-r : o comme o dans sort] psautier [sound the p] P'TAR'MIGAN lagopede : perdrix blanche P. T. 0. [‘please turn over’] T. S. V. P. PU FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS PUL Pu pp. IV. Pouvoir] PUANT' [vulg] conceited, proud fellow _-e a. stinking | PUANTEUR stink Pubere a. ... come to [ou arrived at] puberty PUBERTE_ty PUBLIC — [Le mot_s’emploie souvent avec un verbe au pluriel en ang. V. Police, Fr.] Au grand —, To the P at large | En _, In P Public-lique a._lie : common [femme)... of the town Maison_, House of ill-fame [Note. Public-house en ang. signifie cabaret] PUBLICAIN"_can [collector of taxes] PUBLICATION" — [peub'li-ke'che-nn] _ periodique, Periodical [the press PUBLICISTS_t : political writer : writer for PlTBLICITE _ty : advertising | Faire de la _, To advertise Publier' va. to publish [peub-] Publiqu'emenC ad. publicly : openly [dew PUCCINIE [cc, fcs] blight (in wheat, etc.] mil- PUCE flea [couleur) puce | Piqure de_, Flea- bite | Avoir la_a Voreille, To be uneasy PUCELAGE virginity: maidenhood PUCELLE virgin : maid | _d’ Orleans, M of PUCERON" aphis : blight insect [Orleans PUDDLAGE [tech] puddling Cfsj) PUDEUR modesty : bashfulness | Attentat a la_, Indecent assault | Sans_, Lost to all sense of decency Pudibond"-e a. modest | PUDICITE chastity Pudique a. chaste : modest [-menP -ly] Puer' vn. to stink [ing of children PUERICULTURE infant management: rear- Pueril -e a. childish [-lenient' -ly] PUERILITE_ty : childishness PUFFIN" DSfc |_des Anglais,Manx shearwater PUGILAT” boxing PUGILE,_LISTE pu'gilist [pioudji-listt] PUiN£ -E younger, second, ou next brother [ou sister] [a.) younger, second, next Puis' ad. then : after that [en outre) besides | Et_? And what next ? PUISAGE drawing water PUISARD" cesspool [mine) sump PUISATIER" well-sinker [mine) sumpman Puiser' va. to draw (dans, a, from] to fetch : Puisque conj. since : as [to fake (a, from] Puissammenf ad. powerfully : exceedingly PUISSANCE power : force : thickpess Puissant' -e a. powerful: mighty : great [gros) very stout: ‘ big ’ PUIT'S' well[de mine) shaft [liouillere) pit [4>) chain-locker [de la chame) cable-tier Pulluler' vn. to swarm : to increase rapidly PULMONAIRE lungwort [a.) pulmonary [pr. peul’-me-nn-e-re ] Congestion _, Congestion of the lungs | PULMONIE pulmonary disease Pulmonique a. consumptive PUB ENGLISH-FRENCH PUL ^PUB'LIC_k*i | In_, En P [openly) pub- liquement | To the general_, Au grand P [V. Note under Police. Fr.] Pub'lic a._kci | _BUILDINGS [n nul] monuments (publics] _ HOUSE cabaret: g estaminet _ OPINION Vopinion (publi- re quel — SCH'OOL college [connne Eton, etc.] § _SPEAKER orateur | -spirited a. anime ^ de 1’amour du bien public Tpublicain ^PUBLICAN [ke-nn] cabaretier [Bible sense) SPub'licly ad. en public : publiquement gPub'lish va. publier : mettre en rente | Just g —e'd. Vient de paraitre [U. Assortiment] P —e'd weekly, Paraissant chaque semaine PUBLISHER editeur | Bookseller and _, Libraire-editeur PUCK'ER pociie [in the face) ride | _ va. [crease) plisser [in sewing) faire goder | ‘All V —e'd up ’ [face] Tout ratatine PUDD'ING [u, ou bref] ‘pudding’ [rice, sago) gateau (de riz, etc.] ‘ The proof of the _ is in the eating, ’ C’est a 1'user qu’on connait Vetoffe Black _, Boudin | Rice _, Riz au lait /'PUD'DLE flaque : mare [va. iron) puddler ' [clav) glaiser | _d BARS (pi] fer ebauche gPUD'DLING [iron] puddlage 03 _FURNACE four a puddler § PUFF [whiff) bouffee [powder_) hoiippe a ^ poudrer [of breath and wind) souffle [pastry) ^ souffle [advertisement) reclame : ‘ puff ’ | | -BALL resse-de-loup | _ PASTE [V. Pate, £ Fr.] Puff vn. souffler [to swell) gonfler [va. g fig) ‘faire mousser' | _e'd up with, Bouffi p [or gonfle] de | _ing and blowing, Tout 1 haletant -1 _out, Souffler yPUFF'IN kfl macareux ^Puffing a. [tradesman] ‘... qui sait faire a l’article’ _ADVER'TISEMENT reclame g Puff'y a. bouffi: gonfle ^PUG [dog) carlin [va. -gge'd) broyer g -MILL broyeur | -NOSE nez epate 3-PUG'AREE couvre-nicque ^ Pugna'cious [neche-ssj a. querelleur Puir a. [ecossais pour Poor] Pule [u, ion] vn. piauler | PU'LING cri ^ PULL coup : effort [typ) impression \ The "S _, [rowing] La nage \ To give a_, Tirer : S donner un coup | A hard_, [fig] Un grand effort: un coup de collifer Pull v. tirer [trigger) lacher [oars) nager : ramer |_port! Nagebabord! |_starboard! Nage tribord! | To ‘_...’s LEG,’ ‘Se payer la tete de ...’ | To_the stroke OAR, Donner la nage To_well, [engine] ‘Tirer’ bien _away va. arracher | _away there! Nage! _... back, faire reculer: arreter _ ... down, abattre : baisser [by illness) de- _off, arracher [clothes, etc.) oter [faire _... out, tirer : arracher ftirer _ through vn. [fig] se tirer d'affaire : s’en _to PIECES, mettre en pieces [or morceaux] _together, etre d’accord : s’accorder bien _up, s'arreter (en passant] _... up, lever [&) hisser : haler [pluck) arracher [stop, arrest) arreter [scold) ‘ donner un savon a ’: ‘ laver la tete a ’ PULL'ET poulette PULL'EY poulie | Cone _, Poulie etagee [or P cone] Loose, Tight, Wood_, Poulie folle, fixe, en bois | _BLOCK moufle PULL'MAN CAR wagon-salon Pullman [also wagon-lit Pullman] PUL FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PUR PULPE pulp [petdpe] Pulpeux' -euse a. pulpy [peul'pe] PULSATION" [s, c]_: beating : throbbing PULSpMfeTRE _m'eter pump PULVERIN" fine powder for priming [spray PULVtiRISATEUR pulverizer [liq) atomizer : PULVERISATION'' pulverizing : spraying Pulveriser' va. to pulverize : to spray PUMA [piou'-me] PUMICIN'" palm-oil PUNAISE bug [dessin, tech) drawing-pin PUNCH [ponsh, on nasal]_[peunntch] toddy | _d’honneur, Complimentary reception Punir va. to punish | Etre puni, To be punished Punissable a. punishable [pe-nn-ich-e-Vl] PUNITION" punishment | Pour [or en, or par]_For a punishment PUPILLE [& f.] [dr) ward [sf.) pupil (of eye] PUPITRE desk: music-stand Pur -e a. pure : genuine : clean : clear [gout) refined | En _ don, Given unconditionally | Par_e malice, For sheer malice PUREE [sort of thick sauce or soup] [de pois) pea-soup | _de pommes de terre, Mashed potatoes | ‘Dans la_,’ ‘Hard up’ Puremenf ad. purely : simply PURETE purity \_piou-re-te] PURGATIF [<fc_-ive a.]_ive [.peur'-ghe-tivv] PURGATION: purge PURGATOIRE tory \_peur'-ghe-te-re] PURGE — : clearing | Robinet de_, [mach. a vap] Blow-off cock [de cylindre) pet-cock Purger' va. [de, from] to purge : to purify : to clear : to wipe off [mach. a vap.) to blow off | Se_, [fam] To take physic ['V. TRAP] PURIFICATION'' [piouri-fi-keche-nn] Purifier' va. to purify (de, from] PURIN" liquid manure PURISTE_t [piouristt] PURITAiN-' -E_tan [piotirite-nn) PURITANISME [eece-m]_sm[piouri-te-nizzm] Purpurin"-e a. purplish : purple PURPURINE purple bronze PUL ENGLISH PULP [peulpe] pulpe [paste) pate [ra.) reduire en pate | Wood_, Pate de bois PUL'PIT [poul, bref] chair e ''PULSE pouls [peas and beans) legumes a gousse | Quick, slow_, Pouls vif, lent | To feel his__ Lui tater le P Pul' verize [i m] va. pulveriser PUMTCE [_-STONE] pierreponce Puin'ice [i tres bref] va. poncer PUMP pompe |!sa | Chain_, P a chapelet: noria | Steam_, P a vapeur | Force — P foulante | -BARREL corps deP | -HANDLE brimhale de P j -ROD tige de P \ -ROOM huvette | -VANE ailette de P | -WATER ean de P | Pump va. pomper [a person) sonder : ‘tirer les vers du nez a ... ’|_out, epuiser | _up, [tyre] gonfler fment PUMP'ING-ENGINE machine d’epuise- PUMP'KIN courge : citrouille : potiron s PUMPS [shoes] escarpins ^PUN calembour [vn. -nne'd) [ou Make —s] § faire des C's (upon, sur] [V. Punster] ^ PUNCH [for cutting) emporte-piece [nail —) H cliasse-clou [centre_) pointeau [typ) poin- c Qon [blow) coup [liquor) punch [va.) percer : g poinQonner | To _ his head, [vulgar] Lui § donner un coup de poing TGuignol P PUNCH polichinelle | —and JUD Y show, PUN'CHEON [pe-nn'che-nn] poinQon : piece PUNCHING BEAR poinQonneuse _MACHINE machine a poin<;onner Punctil'ious [tili-e-ss] a. pointilleux Punctual [pe-gnk-tchou-e-l] a. exact | Always _, Toujours a Vheure PUNCTUALTTY ponctualite : exactitude Punctually ad. ponctuellement: a Vheure Punctuate [a e] va. ponctuer PUNCTUA'TION [a e] ponctuation PUNC'TURE piqure [med) ponction [tyre) V. end of par. l-2s” [va. tyre) crever | I have had a ‘Mon pneu est creve’: ‘j’ai creve’ PUN'GENCY [dje-nnce] dcrete : piquant Pun'gent [dje-nntt] a. acre : piquant ^Pun'ish va. punir : corriger FRENCH PUR /^Pun'isliable [pe-nich-e-be-l ] a. punissable | PUNYSHMENT partition [_of death, etc.) <» cliatiment, or peine (de mort] Capital_, La s peine capitate \ For a_, Par punition cPUN'STER | An inveterate _, Un eternel ^ faiseur de calembours a PUNT [.pe-nntt] bachot [at football) coup de - volee [in.) ponter | Pu'ny a. [pioune'] chetif: 3 petit | _intellect, Pauvre intelligence \ — I child, Enfant chetif l PUP chiot: petit chien [rn. -ppe’d) mettre has PU'PIL \_pioupe-V\ eleve (m. & f.] [law) pupille (m. & f.] [of the eye) pupille : prunelle -TEACHER [& f.) moniteur -trice PUPP'ET poupee | _ SHOW marionnettes (pi] PUPP'Y petit chien [to yelp = japper] [pers) fat: PUR [V. Purr] |_freluquet: ‘gandin’ Pur'blind [i aV] a. myope /Pur'chasable [e-fte-1] a. qu’on pent acheter PUR'CHASE achat: acquisition [tech) prise (on, sur] [4>) palan [for topsails, etc.) can- co delette [main or fore tackle) caliorne | Whip -§ _, Cartahu | Gun tackle _, Itague | To ]§ make some _s, [shopping] Faire des em- plettes | At 20 YEARS’ _, Moyennant 20 s annees de loyer s,_va. [of, a] acheter [estates) acquerir PUR'CHASER aclieteur -euse : acquereur PURCHASING POW'ER puissance com- K merciale, puissance d’achat de l’argent Pure [pioure] a. pur | Pur'e ly ad. purement PUR'E'NESS purete Purge [peurdje) va. purger [fig) purifier PU’RIFIER [piouri-fai-r] purificateur Pu rify [piouri-fai] va. purifier Puritanical [piouri-tann'i-ke-l] a. puritain -e Purl \_pe-rle) vn. gazouiller : murmurer PUR'LIEUS [pi] environs [haunt) repaire PUR'LIN, ou PUR'LINE [pe-r-linnl panne PUR'LING murmure : gazouillement Purloi'n [peur] va. derober : voler PUR'PLE [peurp'l] pourpre [tint or hue itself) pourpre : violet [«.) pourpre [fever) pourpree [va.) empourprer | Pur'plish a. purpurin PUR ENGLISH-FRENCH PUT PUR'PORT [peur] teneur : portee : sens [to.) vouloir dire : tendre a montrer PUR'POSE [peurpe-ss] dessein : but [vn.) se proposer de ... | For all_s [uses] Pour tous les usages | For this_, a cet effet | For the _of ..., Dans le but de... | To good_, Bien : utilement . avec fruit | On _, a dessein [to, for, pour) expres : tout expres | Much to the _Fort a propos [ V. Manufacturing] It answers his_to, 11 trouve son compte a | It will serve the Cela fera Vaffaire | To what _? a quoi bon ? | To no_Inutilement: en pureperte [to, pour) expres Pur'poselv [peur' -pe-ss-le] ad. a dessein [for, fPURR, PURR'ING ronron Purr vn. faire ronron : ronronner PURSE porte-monnaie [bag) bourse | -proud a. parvenu : her de son argent Purse up to. froncer [table PUR'SER commissaire [of mine) agent comp- PUR'SLAIN pourpier vPURSU'ANCE [sioue-nnce] In_of, Suivant: § conformement a [ Pursu'e w. suivre [hap- 81 piness, etc.) poursuivre PURSU'ER [siou'-eur] celui qui poursuit(&c.] PURSU'IT [sioute] poursuite In_of, a la P (or recherche) de | _of KNOWLEDGE la recherche de la science |_S [pi] travaux : Pur'sy a. poussif [carriere (sing] Purvey' vn. pourvoir (for, a] vPURVEY'OR [ve-eur] fournisseur (to, de] PUSH coup : effort | A_of work. Un coup de feu | At a Dans un cas pressant: au moment critique | To give him a_Le pousser | He’s got plenty of_ in him [ou, He’s a pushing FELLOW] 11 est fort entreprenant : il va de l’avant | -CART [Americ.] charrette a bras Push v. pousser [sell goods) s’occuper tres ac- tivement de (la rente de] _... away,_... back, repousser | _... down, faire descen- dre ... [knock down) faire tomber | _... on, hater: faire avancer |_on, vn. forcer le pas: Push'ing a. entreprenant [U. PUSH] [se hater PUSS, ‘PUSSY,’ minet: minette : ‘mimi’ (& /'.] [child’s word) moumoute (& m ] [V. CHAT] [hare) lievre | A little_, [lift, girl] Une petite cherie [or minette] IN BOOTS, Le chat botte | To play at _ IN THE CORNER, Jouer aux quatre coins | A PUSSY CAT,' Une ‘ moumoute’ p.i t [poutt, tres bref] to. [p. pres. Putting: 1 ^ imp. <& pp. Put] mettre [a question) poser : faire [a case, etc.) supposer : donner: dire [propose) proposer [the weight) lancer — ... about, [ship) virer [pers) deranger — ... again, remettre [repeat) repeter _aside, mettre ... de cote — away, oter [to turn off) renvoyer [save up) garder : mettre de cote — back [•!>) relacher [make slower) retarder | — ... back again, remettre — by, [a sum] mettre ... de cote : garder — down [entries) inscrire [rebellion) reprimer [crush) ecraser [lay down) deposer [the blind, etc.) baisser | _these things down to me ! Portez cela a mon compte! | it down! [don’t meddle] Laissez cela! j To_it down to his ignorance, L’attribuer a son I [pousser — forth, avancer: deployer: sortir [leaves, &c.) _forward, avancer : mettre en avant _in, mettre (en, a. dans, dedans] [a word) in- troduire: placer [the horses, etc.) atteler [bail) fournir [electric light, <tec.) installer : faire i | _ in an APPEARANCE. Faire acte de presence! It _s me in MIND of, Cela me rappelle ... I _in a SPEED [auto] Mettre en deuxieme (etc.) vitesse _into PORT [&] relacher : se rendre dans le port | _into Falmouth, Faire relache a F _it | If I may_' it so, Pour ainsi dire 1 I_ it to him whether ..., Je lui demandai si ... — off, [to cast off) oter [&) prendre le large [a rocket) lancer : faire partir | _... off, [till, to, a] remettre | To_him off with, Le renvoyer avec ... | I won’t be _off with fine words, Je ne me paie pas de belles paroles — on, [wear, set ... on, or add) mettre [again) remettre [engage) embaucher [assume) prendre : faire [clock, watch) avancer [water, to boil) faire chauffer [the brake) serrer | _the blame on, Rejeter le blame sur |_the screw on ..., Faire mettre les pouces a ... | _the STEAM on, Lacher (or forcer) la vapeur [fig) se presser | _ some WATER on, [i.e., to boil] Mettre de lean sur le feu _ out, [to extinguish) eteindre [eyes) crever [one’s tongue at) tirer (la langue a]_... out, mettre ... dehors: faire sortir |_(a pers.)out, [to confuse) embarrasser [to incommode, ou _... out of the way) deranger: gener [vex) facher : contrarier | He’s_out with him, 11 lui en vent | He’s sadly_out about it, 11 en est vivement contrarie | _ (money) out at, placer ... a | _A B out of conceit with, Faire perdre a A B le gout de ... |_out to, [grass, board, service, etc.] mettre ... en | _ out to SEA [ou _ to sea] prendre la mer: prendre le large | He has_his arm out, [ou out of joint] 11 s’est demis le bras _to' [door) fermer [horses) atteler | _' ... to [death, the test, etc.) mettre (... a mort, a l'epreuve,etc.] [flight) mettre en [add) ajouter —' to it pp. au pied du mur | ‘Hard_to it,' Fort embarrasse _... together, mettre ensemble : rassembler: reunir [mach) monter _up, mettre [a blind) lever [umbrella) ouvrir [vehicle) remiser [to erect) batir: monter : installer [put back) remettre [bird, hare) lever | _up' at, [an hotel or inn] descendre a: loger a (or chez] _ up' for, se presenter comme candidat pour [U. Deputation] ... up for sale by auction, mettre ... aux encheres | _ ... up' to, [fam] mettre ... au fait de [or au courant de] [incite) pousser ... a | _ up' with, se contenter de : se soumettre a: s’arranger de [insults, a pers., etc.) supporter | ... can't well_up with ..., ... s’accommode peu de ... | _up with it, en passer par la : le sup- _' upon, pp. opprime : maltraite [porter PUT'LOG [and _ HOLE] boulin PUTT'EES [u, e dans me] bandes molletieres PUTT'ING mise [lation : pose PUTT'ING-DOWN repression [fixing) instal- PUTT'ING-UP candidature [machin.) instaZZa- tion [packing) mise (en bbites, etc.] PUTT'Y [pe-te] mastic (de vitrier] _POW'DER potee PUS FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS PYT PUS" _[ang. pr. pe-ss] PUSEYISME_ism {piou'zi-izzm] PUSIlYSTE Puseyite {piou'zi-aitt] Pusillanime [s, z\ a. pusillanimous [s. f] PUSTULE — : pimple Putatif -ive a. reputed PUTOIS' polecat [Amerique) skunk PUTREFACTION" [piou'-tri-fdkche-nn Putrefier" va. to putrefy | Putride a._d PUTRIDITE putridness PUY [Auvergne] mountain : conical peak [as, Puy de Dome, etc.] PYGARGUE sea-eagle | PYGMEE pigmy PYLONE pylon : grand doorway PYLORE pylo'rus Ipdi-lo're-ss'] Pyramidal -e a. _1 [fam, fig) tremendous PYRAMIDE —d | Pyramided vn. to form a pyramid : to tower up PYRfeTH'RE _thrum | Poudre de _, Insect- PYRITE pyrites D3| [powder Pyrogallique a._ic PYROG-RAVURE _[fam) poker-work PYROSCAPHE steamer PYROTECH'NIE pyrotechnics (pi] [pairo] PYROXYLE gun-cotton Pyroxylique a. \ Acide_, Pyroligneous acid PYTH'AGORE | Table de__ Multiplication T PYTH'ONISSE pythoness -.prophetess PUZ ENGLISH-FRENCH PYX PUZ'ZLE jeu de patience : casse-tete [enigma) enigme \va.) intriguer : embarrasser : ‘coller’ PUZZ'LER [V. Poser, Eng.] PYJA'MAS ipai-djdh'-mez] (pi] pyjama : costume de nuit \ PYRACAN'THUS _cantfie PYRE Ipa'ire] bucher Tsulfure PYRI'TES [pi-ra'i-tize] pyrite \ Iron_Eer • PYROGALL'IC A'CID [pairo] acide pyrogallique PYROLIG'NEOUS A'CID [pairo-ligh-ni-e-ss] acide pyroxylique PYROTECH'NIST artificier PYX ciboire | Trial of the_, Controle du titre et du poids des monnaies * • Q FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS QUA In French, QU is pronounced like K, except in a few words specially marked. Q [kii as in German kiihn) Q [se pr. kiou] c OUADRAGENAIRE man [woman] of forty w ~ QUADRAGESIME _ma:the first Sunday * s in Lent £ cQuadrangulaire a_lar [ragn-ghiou-le-r s W QUADRATURE _ : squaring [F. Mare'e] ^ QUADRILATtRE [& a.] —lat'eral [re-1] QU ADRILL E [kadrree] _ Qu'ailrill'e-e a. in squares [papier) sectional Quadrumane [kwadd] a. —nous QUADRUPLE [laradd] _ped [a.) four-footed Quadrupler* [kivadd] v. to quadruple QU'Al [kay] quay [pr. 7c?] wharf [«§&) platform | Droit de_[or QU’AYAGE.] Wharfage QVAICHE [kesli'i ketch QUAKER [kivak-’r] 0=3^ [koueke-r] Friend QU ALIFICATION "— \keche-nii] name Qu'alifier' va. to qualify : to call : to style : to describe : to speak of ... (de, as] Qu'alitatif -ive a._tive QUALITE _ty: property:position: title:rank [droit) qualification | Avoir_pour ..., To be qualified to ... | En _ de ..., As : as a : in one’s capacity of : officially | Une_, A good point Qu'and’ [pr. d as t before a vowel] ad. when [suivi du conditionnel) if: even if ... [con.).) although | Depuis_? How long is it since? | _ meme, Notwithstanding : even if ... : in any case : all the same : on any terms : indiscriminately : in spite of everything | _on traite avec ..., In dealing with ... Qu’ant a ad. as to : as for | _a moi, As far as I am concerned : for my part QU'ANT a MOI, or SOI | Se tenir sur son quant a soi, To stand on one’s dignity : to ‘ act the consequential ’ : to ‘ talk big ’ QU'ANTltME day of the month : date Qu'antitatif-ive a._tive QU'ANTITE_ty | Une_de, A great many : a number of [fam) 1 lots of’ QU ARANTAINE [*] quarantine | Une _ de, About forty ... : some forty ... | Avoir passe la_, To be over forty QU ARANTE [if- a.] forty | Les _, The Academy QU'ARANTENIER" rope (1 to 2 in.] ratline stuff Qu arantieme a. fortieth QU ART" quarter [&) watch usj [compas)point [gobelet) \ litre | Sud _ sud-est, South by east | Sud-est_est, South-east by east (etc.] Bon_partout! [■&] Aye, aye : all’s well | Chef de_, Captain of the watch : engineer of the watch | Chef de _ aux chaudieres, Leading fireman [ou stoker] Maftre de _, Boatswain’s mate | 3 heures moins un_, 2 lieures trois _s, A quarter to 3 | 2 heures un _, A quarter past 2 |_de CERCLE quadrant | _ d’HEURE, quarter of an hour | Dans un petit _d’heure, In a few minutes | Passer un man- vais — d’heure, To have a hard (ou anxious) time of it | _ d'HEURE de RABELAIS', Time to pay up : a hard time of it | _de SOUPIR [nuts] semi-quaver rest Qu’arf-e a. [med] quartan (ague] Q.E.D. ENGLISH-FRENCH QUA En anglais, QU se pr. comme dans Quadrupede, Quoi: ainsi Queer se pr. couire. A X [marque d’un asterisque] se pr. comme o dans sort. Q.E.D. [‘quod erat demonstrandum’] C.Q.F.D. [ce qu’il fallait demontrer] QUACK charlatan [a.) de C [vn.) crier (comme un canard] ‘ faire couin-couin ’ _DOCTOR [fe-r] charlatan : empirique _MEDICINE remede de charlatan QUACK'ERY charlatanisme QUACK'ING ‘couin-couin’ [cri des canards] 4fQUAD [typogr.] cadrat | Em-_, Cadratin | En-_, Demi-cadratin * QUAD'RANGLE quadrilatere : carre *Quadran'gular a._ulaire fed X QUAD'RANT [re-nntt] quart de cercle [auto) secteur | Notclied_, S dente X QUADROO N quarteron, quarteronne Quaiiru'ple a._ [va.) quadrupler -screw a. ... a quatre helices Quaff va. boire (a grands traits] ‘ lamper ’ QUAG'MIRE [i ail fondriere QUAIL caille [vn.) trembler (before, devant] Quaint [kouennttl a. original | _ly ad. d’une maniere originale | QUAI'NTNESS singularity : bizarrerie : cachet d’antiquite Quake [a, e'] vn. trembler: branler P Amis’ QUA'KER [a, e'] membre de la soc. relig. des QUA'KING GRASS [koueke) amourette : brize * QUALIFICATION q_: qualite : aptitude : ■ modification [for vote) qualite d’electeur [en Angleterre) cens electoral [legal) capacity : habilite | _S [pi] qualites : titres Qualify va. rendre propre (a] [prepare to, a) preparer [authorize to, a) autoriser [fix) determiner [temper) temperer : moderer | To_ (one’s self) for the bar, Se preparer au bar- reau | He is qualified to ..., 11 a qualite pour : il est apte a ... [fam) il a tout ce qu’il faut.pour ... X QUAL'ITY qualite | 2nd_, Deuxieme qualite QUAL’M [koucime] nausec | _S [pi] remords Qual m ish a. \ I feel_, -J’ai mal au cceur ■^QUANDA'RY [de] In a_, Au pied du mur : dans l’embarras : a, quia ■^QUAN'TITY quantite : volume | Taking a_ [groceries, etc.] En vrac | Any_! En veux- tu, en voila! : Autant que vous voudrez! | Any _of, ... a foison \ Unknown __ Inconnue \ Bill of_ties, Compte des fournitures X QUAN'TUM montant: quantity *QUAR'ANTINE quarantaine *QUARR'EL querelle feo [vn.) se quereller [_ with) quereller (quelqu’un] se q. avec [find fault with) reprimander : blamer : trou- ver a redire (a] *QUARR'ELLING [les) disputes : [les) que- -K-Quarr'elsome a. querelleur [relies *QUARR'Y carriere [hunting) curee [prey) proie [vn.) tirer | _MAN [pi. men] carrier ^cQUART ‘litre’ [1 _ equals litre P135. V. Table 91] [of beer, etc.) cannette -XQUAR'TAN A'GUE [e-ghioul fievre quarte QUA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS QUE In French, QU is pronounced like K, except in a few words specially marked. QU'ARTAUT' octave-cask QU'ARTE fourth [escrime) quarte QU'ARTE'RON" quarter of a hundred [homme) quadroon | QTJ'ARTE'RONNE quadroon QU-ARTIER' quarter : piece : quarter’s rent(ou pay] [d’mie ville) quarter : ward : part [F. Arrondissement] [d’un lycee) set of classrooms | Bibliotlieque de College library [one for each class] Bureau de_, Branch (office, etc.] Livre de —, Class-book | Demander_, To beg for quarter | Un — de rocher, A lump of rock | — GENERAL head-quarters : staff | — LATIN” students’ quarter in Paris -MAITRE quartermaster In-QUARTO[fc?earto] [pl_] quarto [odans sort QUARTZ [kwarts] — | —ifere a. quartzose Qu'asi [kazee] ad. nearly : all but [dr.) quasi QTJ'ASIMODO Low Sunday \koue-gai QUASSIA [kwa\ _: bitter ash Qu'atorze a. fourteen [du mois) 14th [roi) the 14th [F. Midi] Quatorzieme a. fourteenth QU'ATRAIN” four-line stanza QU'ATRE [& a.] four [du mois) 4th [roi) the 4th | — par —, 4 at a time | a_pattes, On all fours | Je me mettrais en_pour, I would do my very utmost to ... | 11 faut le tenir a_, It takes four to hold him down | Je me tenais a_pour ne pas ..., It was as much as I could do' to keep from ...ing | Comme_, ‘Like anything’ | En_, [film] Shroud-laid ‘ QUATRE-TEMP'S ’ (pi] ember week-.fast days (3 days in each quarter of the year] Qu atre-ving'tieme a. eightieth QU'ATRE-VING'TS' [& a.] eighty [omit the s f in dates and in compounds] [ad. ninetieth QU'ATRE-VING'T-DIX [<& a.] ninety | _ieme QU'ATRIEME fourth : fourth floor [s/?) fourth form [a.) fourth [-menf -ly] Qu'atriennal -e a. of every fourth year QUATUOR [pi. —] [kivatf] quartet ksjj QU'AYAGE wharfage ( ^ coni- [sign subjunctive and '‘v ^ imperative moods. Bien souvent on ne %?le traduit pas] that [compar.)tlian : as[avant C —) till: before [a moins _) unless : although: •S lest : except [seulement) but : only : solely ~[imp. mood) Let ...! May ...! [exclam.) How <d ...! What ...! [ de) How much ...! [nombre) sHow many ...! 111 dit_, He says ... | ace_ [F. Ce] — la cour me permette de dire ..., Would the Court allow me to say ... | Qu’il me soit permis de ... ? Might I be allowed to ... ? | Venez — je vous regarde, Come here and let me look at you | ... n’est bon_dans ..., ... is only good in ... | Us ne font_ sortir, They do nothing but go out | Ils ne font_de sortir, They have only just' gone out | 11 dit qu’il ecrira, He says he will write | Je crois — oui, I think it is [ou he is, we are. you are, they are. ou were, will, etc.] Je crois_non, I think not | Tant qu’il vivra, As long as he lives | J’exige qu’il vienne, I insist on his coming | II y a deux ans qu’il est parti, It is two years since he left [ou, he has been gone two years] C’est une maladie de I’esprit_de souhaiter des choses impossibles, To wish for impossibilities is a disease of the mind | C’est — cet individu est ma bete noire! ‘Do you know, I can’t bear the sight of that fellow! ’ | C’est un brave homme_CD, He’s a decent sort of fellow, is C D ! — j’aimerais voir ..., How I should like to see... —’il est malade! How ill he is! — la mer est belle! How beautiful the sea is! _d’hommes tues! How many men slain ! _’il fait beau ! What fine weather it is! _de profondeur! What depth ! De ce_[F. Owing] Ce _ c’est — la force de Vhabitude! What a thing the force of habit is! | Ce_c’est_de nous ! What poor weak mortals we are! Ce n’est_moi, ‘ It’s only me ’ Il en a plus_moi, He has more than I 11 en a autant_moi, He has as much [ou many] as I have | Il n’en a pas autant_moi, He has not so much [ou so many] as I Oh_non! Oh dear no! | _si! I tell you it is ! [ou he is, was, etc.] Quelle liorreur_cette femme-lk! What a fright that woman is! Si j’etais_de vous, If I were you _Dieu le benisse! May Ood bless him ! _’il perisse! May he [ou Let him] perish! _si l’on m’objecte__ Still, if it is urged against me that ... : should the objection be raised that ... _ne le disiez-vous ? Why couldn’t [ou didn’t] you say so? | Quo pron. V. next page QUA ENGLISH-FRENCK QUA QU se pr. comme dans Quoi. A X se pr. comme o dans sort. QUAR'TER [part, district: also of the moon) quartier [fourth part) quart [F. Quart fee] [of the globe) partie [side) cote [3 months) trimestre [rent) terme [pay, etc.) trimestre [of a ship) lianche [_cwt.) 12-70 kilos. [In the corn trade 100_s equal 288 hectolitres] The Jews’_, La juiverie | From whatever _, D’oii que cela vienne | Three _s full, Aux trois quarts plein | On the starboard _, Par tribord derriere | A _of lamb, Un quartier d’agneau \ A_of an hour, Un quart d'heure | In [ou to] the proper , a qui de droit | To give no , Ne point faire de quartier [_S (pi) V. next page] _BLOCK poulie de retour | -CASK feuillette | -DAY jour de terme | -DECK gaillard d’arriere | -MASTER [.&) gabier : quartier-maitre [X for quarters) marechal des logis chef [in charge of clothing) capitaine d’habillement [with baggage waggons) vaguemestre | -MASTER SERGEANT sergent-fourrier | -SESSIONS session (trimestrielle) des juges de comte JfcQuar'ter va. [on, chez) loger [traitors, and heraldry) ecarteler | —ING [traitors) ecarte- lement [troops) logement | Quarterly a. trimestriel [ad.) tous les trois mois QUE FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS QUE In French, QU is pronounced like K, except in a few words specially marked. Oti *p LQu’] pron.[pers) whom : that {chose) which: that [temps) ofwhich: in which: when [interrog.) what? why? | La femme_ j’ai vue, The woman I saw | Un jour — One day, when ... | J’avais & peine ..., _, I ^had scarcely ..., before ... | _ dites-vous? S What do you say? | Qu’est-ce que ... ? What •Sis it ... ? What is [pi. are] ... ? What ... ? | SI1 m’a demande ce _je pensais de ..., He v asked me what I thought of... | Qu'avez-vous, •2_vous ne mangiez pas ? What’s the matter with you that you don’t eat anything? | Coute coute, [not ‘ qui ’ coute] At any cost, . .! | Tout ce_, All: all that [ne dites jamais, all what] [ V. Que, conj.] Qu'el, Qn'elle a. what : what a ...! : which? | _ homme! _ idee! What a man! What an idea! | _homme ? Which man ? | _route ? Which way ? | _heure est-il ? What time is it? | _ que soit le resultat, Whatever the result may be Qu'elconqu'e a. any : whatever : some ... or other | a un point_sur ..., Anywhere on ... Qu’ellemenP ad. | Tellement _, Anyhow : very indifferently: ‘ middling ’: ‘ so so ’ Qu'elqu'e a. some : any : whatever [ad.) however : somewhere about... | Ces _s lignes, These few lines | _sujet de se plaindre, Some ground for complaint | _ CHOSE [de, ...] Something : anything : some one | _ petite chose, A trifle | _peu, Somewhat : in some degree: a little _ part qu’il soit, Wherever he [ou it] may be j_ grand que, However big [V. Quel] _ cent ans, Somewhere about a hundred years Qu'elqu'efois' ad. sometimes Quelqu’un-’mie pron. somebody : some one: ‘ a body ’ [interrogatif ou dubitatif) any one | II se croit _! He thinks he’s somebody! Qu'elqu'es-uns' -lines' [pi] some:a few:any Qu’emander’ v. to beg (importunately] to go cringing and begging (for] QU’EN-DIRA-T-ON" what people say | Se mo- quer du_, Not to care what other people say QU'ENELLE boiled forcemeat, finely chopped ‘ QU'ENOTTE' [baby’s) tooth QU’ENOUILL' E distaff | Tomber en _, To be ruled bv women QU ERCITRON" _ : dyer’s oak QU'ERELLE quarrel | Chercher _a, To try to pick a quarrel with | Une_d’Allemand, A groundless quarrel Qu'ereller’ v. to quarrel : to quarrel with : to scold | Se__ To quarrel : to ‘fall out’ QU'ERELLEUR -EUSE quarrelsome man [ou woman] [a.) quarrelsome Qu'erir va. to fetch | Aller_, To go and fetch | Envoyer_, To send for QUESTEUR _tor [pari) member charged with financial duties in the Chamber of Deputies QU'ESTION" _: point : torture : rack | _ prealable, [pari] Previous Q | De quoi est-il _? What is the matter ? What is it ? [ 11 est _de, The thing is ... : it is something about ... : there is a talk of ...ing | 11 est fortement _de, There’s a great talk of (...ing] Poser une_a A B, To ask AB a Q Mettre en_, To call ... in Q QUESTIONNAIRE questions (pi] list of questions [hist) torturer Qu'estionner’ va. to question Qu’estionneur-euse a. inquisitive QUESTURE questorship [parlia.) office of the ‘ questeurs ’ fen QU'ETE search : collection [&) rake | En — de, In quest of | Faire la _, To make a C | Se mettre en_, To make a search : to seek Qu'eter’ va. to search : to beg for [vn.) to make a collection (de porte en porte, from door to QU'£TEUR -EUSE collector : beggar Ld°or QUA ENGLISH—FRENCH QUE En anglais, QU se pr. comme dans Quadrupede. A * se pr. comme o dans sort. QUAR'TERN [of gin) setier [of flour) kilo, et demi | _LOAF [lofe] ‘pain de deux kilos.’ QUAR'TERS (pi] logement [station & milit.) quartier | All hands to _, Chacun a son poste | At close_, a petite distance | To fire at close_, Tirer a bout portant | To come to close_En venir aux mains | To take up one’s_, S’installer : se caser (dans] In high _, En haut lieu | Head-_, Quartier-general * QUARTET' quatuor | String_, Q pour instruments a cordes *QUAR'TO [& a.] in-quarto fed * Quasli va. ecraser [law) casser QUA'YER [koueve-r] [note) croche fee [tremor) trille [vn.) faire un trille | _REST demi- soupir | _ing a. tremblant: chevrotant QUAY [J«] quai [pr. kay] | QUEAN [Scotch] donzelle % QUEEN reine [cards, chess) dame | _BEE ,§ reine (des abeilles] ly a. de reine Queer [couir] a. etrange : drole : bizarre 11 feel rather_Je me sens tout drole [V. Fellow] Queer'ly ad. bizarrement | QUEER'NESS Quell va. dompter : reprimer [bizarrerie Quench va. [one’s thirst) etancher [extinguish) QUE'RIST [kout] questionneur [e^eindre Quer'ulous [Ze-ss] a. plaintif: maussade QUE'RY question [?) point d’interrogation | To_v. [V. Question] QUEST | In_of, En quete de ^QUES'TION_fee : demande : doute [parliament) question : interpellation | Previous [parlia.] Q. prealable | List of_s, Question- £ naire | The_ is, 11 s’agit (de] ... in__ ... J dont il s’agit [V. Table 72] To call ... in —, -g Mettre ... en question | To pop the — [fam] T Lancer sa declaration | Quite out of the —, % Impossible | It’s a _of TIME, C’est une s question de temps | Ques'tion v. interroger: ,§ douter de : mettre un point d’interrogation a | I_it, J’en doute | I_whether ..., Je me demande si ...: je doute que ... _able [e-be-Z] a. douteux : contestable QUES'TOR _teur fea | —SHIP questure fee QUE FRANC AIS—AN GLAIS QUI In French, QU is pronounced like K, except in a few words specially marked. QUEUE [keu] tail [de renard) brush [billard) cue [manche) handle [tige) stem [d'line robe) train [pers) ‘queue’ | a__ ...-tailed | a la _, In the rear : in file a la_leu leu, One after another | En_, After (it, him, etc.] at ...’s heels | Faire__ To stand one behind another: to wait one’s turn 111 n’en est pas reste la_ d’un-e, There isn’t a single one left | Ni_ ni tete, Neither head nor tail | Piano a _, Grand piano _d' ARONDE dovetail | ... a_, Dovetailed | Assembler a_, To dovetail _-de-RAT' [d>) point [lime) rat-tail file _-Ae-RENARD’ love-lies-bleeding Qu'eussi-qu'eumi [keu-cee-keumee] [used by Moliere: obsolete] six of one, and half-a-dozen QU'EUX' cook [_of the other Qu'i [genitive, dont, de qui, duquel] pron.who: whom [chose) which : that [repete) some | _est-ce , Who | que ce soit, Whoever : anyone : no one | a de droit, To the proper [ou right] party | a_est cela ? Whose is this ? [ou that ?] a _ est ce couteau ? Whose knife is this? | C’etait a [V. Yie, Eng., et Mieux, Fr.] a_ecrit-il ? To whom is he writing ? | _ vive! Who goes there ! | Pour_ connait ..., To any one who knows ... [N.B. ‘Coute qui coute ’ is a common English mistake for ‘ Coute que coute ’] QUIA [kii-ee-a] a _, In a quandary | Mettre a_To bring ... to a 1 dead stand’: to be a ‘ settler ’ for ‘ QUI BUS ’ [kii-ee-biis] Du_, ‘ Lots of tin ’ Qu'iconqu'e pron. whoever QU'IDAM somebody [Y. Person, ang.] QUIIlTISTE [kiieej quietist [kouai] QUIETUDE [fcuee] _ QU'IGNON" hunch of bread QU'ILL'AGE keelage QU ILL’E keel | —S’ [pi] ninepins [vulg.) skittles [lgigues') ‘pins’ | ... comme un chien dans un jeu de —,... like a bear [ninepins 4 Qu'ill'er' ’ v. to throw: to aim at: to set up (the QU'ILL'IER" skittles (pi] skittle alley QU’INCAI’LL’ ERIE ironmongery : liollow- QU'INCAI'LL'IER" ironmonger |_ware QU'INCONCE planting in fives ] • ] QUINE five winning numbers [trictrac) 2 fives QU ININE _ [en ang. on pr. kouinn-ine] QUINQUAGIlNAIRE [qu pr. as in English] man [ou ivoman] of fifty QU'INQU'ET' lamp [Argand lamp] [wine QU'INQU'INA Peruvian bark |Yinde_, Quinine Qu'int' a. | Charles-—, Charles the fifth Sixte- _, Sixtus the fifth QU'INTAL [100 livr.] hundredweight | met- rique, 100 kilos. = 220’46 lbs. [U. Kilogramme QU’INTE violent fit of coughing [mus) fifth [escrime) quint [cheval) dead set QU INTEFEUILL’E cinquefoil QU INTESSENCE _ Qu'intessencier' va. to over-refine Qu'inteux' -euse a. capricious : whimsical : ‘faddy’ [cheval) stubborn Tfold Quintuple a. fivefold | _r‘ va. to increase five- QU’INZAINE fifteen [quinze jours) fortnight: fortnight’s pay (ou wages] QU'INZE [&a.] fifteen [mois, roi) fifteenth | 11 y a_jours, A fortnight ago | D’aujourd’hui en _, This day fortnight [Y. Vingt] Qu'inzieme a. fifteenth QU'IPROQU'O answering one question for another : cross questions and crooked answers : strange mistake : ‘quid pro quo ’ QUI ENGLISH-FRENCH QUI En anglais, QU se pr. comme dans Quadrupede, Quoi: ainsi Queer se pr. couire. QUIB'BLE mauvaise chicane : argutie : faux- fuyant [vn.) ergoter : chicaner : chercher des faux-fuyants QUICK [hedge) haie vive [living men) vivants (pi] Stung to the_, Pique au vif Quick a. vif: rapide : diligent [ear) fine [med) frequent [ad.) vite [int.) vite ! vite ! Depechez- vous! Double__ ad. au pas gymnastique | To be_, Se depecher : aller vite | As_as lightning, Prompt comme l’eclair |_er than he, Plus adroit [or Plus vite] que lui | _ LIME chaux vive \ _MARCH, pas accelere -firing GUN [ou ‘-FIRER’] canon a tir rapide -sig'hted [i at] a. aux yeux pendants -tenipere'd a. emporte : vif [ V. Bonnet, Fr.] -witted a. a l’esprit vif Quick'e'n va. vivifier [hasten) accelerer Quick'ly ad. [fast) vite [soon) bientot: prompte- ment | To serve up ... _, Servir vivement ... | As_as possible, Le plus tot possible QUICK'NESS vitesse : activite [of perception) penetration : finesse [med) frequence QUICK'SAND sable mouvant | To get caught in the_s, S’enliser QUICK'SET HEDGE haie vive QUICK'SILVER vif-argent | _e'd a. etame ‘ QUICK'STICKS ’ [fam] In_, En deux temps deux mouvements : en un clin d’ceil QUID [i tres bref] chique [slang) livre sterling QUI'ET [i aV] tranquillite : calme : recueille- ment | _a. tranquille : calme [not gaudy) modeste [paint) qui repose l’oeil [horse) doux | Be_! Silence ! Tenez-vous tranquille! | To make the child be _, Faire taire l’enfant | To keep _, Se tenir en repos: rester tranquille | _va. apaiser: calmer | _ly ad. tranquille- ment : en repos [gently) doucement [noiselessly) sans bruit [style) modestement _1ST quietiste _NESS tranquillite : calme : repos QUIE'TUS [ie, a’i-v] To give him his —, ‘ Lui regler son compte ’ QUILL plume [porcupine’s) piquant -DRIVER [i cn] gratte-papier | — PEN plume QUILLING ruche Ld’oie QUILT couvre-pieds [va.) piquer QUILTTNG pique QUINCE coing | -TREE cognassier QUIN'INE [kouinn-me] quinine _WINE vin de quinquina QUI FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS QUO In French, QU is pronounced like K, except in a few words specially marked. QU'ITTANCE receipt | _r‘ va. to receipt Qu'itte a. clear : out of debt : free : ‘square’ | _a_, Quits | En etre_pour, To get off with : to be let off with | Je le ferai,_a m’en repentir, I shall do it, even if I have to repent it | Je vous tiens_de ce que vous me devez! I forgive you what you owe me! Qu'itter' va. [endroit, & pers.) to leave [discontinue^ to leave off [oter) to take off: to throw off [renoncer) to give up (a, to] QU’I-VIVE [X] challenge word : pass-word | Sur le_, On the look-out | Qui vive? Who goes there ? Quoi pron. that :what: which | a _ pense-t-il? What is he thinking of? | De_manger, Something to eat | De_, Of which: of what: something : sufficient : enough (for, to ...] ‘Avoir de_’, To be well-off | 11 n’y a pas de_ ..., It’s not worth (troubling about, etc.] [absolu) Don’t mention it! You are quite welcome |_! What! | _que, [subjunct.] Whatever | _ que ce soit, Anything whatever | Comme_, How | Sans_, Without which [sinon) if not [Note. Englishmen generally pronounce Quoi, Pourquoi, Quoique, etc., like qua in squall, or quaw in squaw. This is wrong. The true sound is like a in ‘ I swam,' or nearly like the word quack would be if written with an h instead of ck [quail], and the volume of voice diminished at the termination] Quoique conj. [subjunctive] though : although [F. note just above, under Quoi] QU‘OLIBET‘ poor pun : low joke QU'ORUM [rom] [ang. pr. kouor'-e-mm] QU' OTE'-PART" quota Qu’otidien" -enne a. daily : every-day ... QU’OTIENT” [ti, ci]_[ang. pr. kouoclie-nntt] QU' OTITE quota : rating QUI ENGLISH-FRENCH QUO En anglais, QU se pr. comme dans Quadrupede, Quoi: ainsi Queer se pr. couire. QUIN'SY [kouinn'ze] esquinancie QUIRE [i at] main [F. Ream] Half a_, Deux cahiers | In_s [book] En feuilles QUIRK pointe QUIST ramier QUIT | To get_of, Se debarrasser de Quit [-tted] va. quitter | To give ... notice to __ Donner conge (a] QUIT' RENT redevance [feudal) cens QUITCH'-GRASS chiendent Quite [i at] ad. tout a fait : tout: bien : par- faitement | He’s _ dead, 11 est bien mort \ I’ve_done, J’ai tout a fait fini 11_see that, Je vois bien que | _as much, Tout autant j _ as complete, Tout aussi complet | That’s _sufficient, C’est bien assez | _right, Tres bien : vous avez [il a, etc.] raison [sums, etc.) exact: juste | _so! Parfaitement! | It is_ a miracle, C’est un veritable M [F TREAT] I_hope ..., J’ai bon espoir (que] je compte bien ... | Not_, Pas tout a fait: guere : a peine | _a little ..., Un -e ... considerable QUITS | Now I am_with him! Now we are —.! Nous voila quittes! QUIV'ER carquois [vn.) trembler (with, de] Quixot'ic a. ... de Don Quichotte QUIZ railleur : persifieur | He’s a regular _, C’est un vrai loustic | Quiz [quizze'd] va. berner : persifler [stare at) lorgner ‘QUOD’ | To ‘send to _,’ ‘Fourrer en prison’ QUOIN [ko'inn] coin | Large—, [of gun] Cous- sin | Small_, Coin de mire QUOIT [ko'itt] palet | To play_s, Jouer au Quon'dam [cle-mm] a. ci-devant [.palet QUO'TA quote-part' (pr. cot-par] QUOTA'TION [teche-nn] citation [prices) cote [stock exchange) cours [printers’_) cadrat creux | Last week’s_, Le cours de la semaine passee | Closing _s, Cours de cloture | _ MARKS guillemets | To put ... in _ marks, Mettre ... entre G’s Quote va. [_from) citer [prices) coter | _ed at 100 francs, Cote 100 fr. | _ed price, Prix Quoth [vieux pour ‘said’]_he, Fit-il [cote R FRAN QAIS—ANGLAIS RAC R [pr. airr] R [en ang. on pr. dr] RABACHAGE tiresome repetition Rabacher' vn. [<fe to.] to keep on repeating RABACHEUR -EUSE ... who keeps repeating the same thing over and over again RABAIS' abatement: allowance : so much less | Au By contract [vente) at reduced prices: at a reduction [adjudic.) to the lowest tender RABAISSE'MENT" reduction : lowering Rabaisser' va. to lower : to reduce RABAN" rope-band |_d'AVASTE knittle |_ des BARRES swifter | _ de FERLAGE gasket | _ de POINTURE earring | _ de T£Tl£RE rope-band : head line | _de VOI_£e muzzlelashing RABAT" band | _s des sabords, Port-ropes RABAT'-JOIE [pi._] ‘wet blanket’ : bad-tem- . pered fellow : disagreeable thing RABATTEUR beater Rabattre va. (Table 67) to beat down : to bring [cut, force, lay, pull, put, turn, ou take] down : to lower [diminuer) to abate [aplatir) to flatten [F. Peg] En_, To come down | Se_, To turn off [ou down] to drop | Se_ sur ..., To fall back upon ... Rabattu -e pp. & a. flattened : smoothed [col) turn-down | Couture_Running and felling RABBIN" rabbi [rabai) Grand_, Chief R ‘se Rabibocher'’ vr. to ‘make it up again’ ‘ RABIOT" ’ supplementary period of service in the regiment required from military delinquents before regaining liberty from service RABLE back [outil) fire-rake overplus Rftble -e [or Rftblu -e] a.... strong in the back RABLURE rabbet: grooving Rabobiner' va. [fam] to patch up anyhow Rabonnir va. to improve RABOT" plane | RABOTAGE planing Raboter' va. to plane [a, e] Machine a _, [or RABOTETJSE] planing-machine Raboteux' -euse a. rough: uneven [bois) knotty [style) harsh : unpolished Rabougri -e a. stunted Raboutir va. to join (lace, etc.) end to end RABOUTISSAGE [tech] joining Rabrouer' va. to snub : to ‘set ... down’ RACAGE [<J>] parral RACAI'LL'E rabble :‘roughs’(pi] riff-raff RACCOMMODAGE mending RACCOMMODE'MENT" ‘ making it up again ' Raceommoder' v. to mend: to set... to rights: to restore [pers) to ‘make it up again’ (between] Se — avec, To make it up with RACCOMMODEUR-EZ7&E mender :‘botcher’: ‘ bungler ’ [de casseroles) tinker fnection RACCORD" levelling : joining : joint: pipe con- RACCORDEMENT" joining : junction Raccorder' va. to set ... to rights : to join RACCOURCI epitome: abridgment: ‘short cut’ [peint) foreshortening | En_, In miniature: abridged | Raccourcir va. to shorten : to contract [peint) to foreshorten | Les jours rac- courcissent. The days are getting shorter | a bras _ci, With all one’s might | Se_, To shorten : to shrink RACCOURCISSE'MENT" shortening se Raccoutumer' vr. to re-accustom o ’s RACCROC" | Coup de Lucky hit: chance : fluke | Par_, By a stroke of good luck Raccrocher' va. to hook up ... again : to lay hold of: to catch at: to recover [prostit.) to solicit | Se _, To recover one’s losses : to take up (a, with] to clutch hold (a, of] RACE — Qojj ; family : kind : stock [agr) breed | Chasser de_, To take after one’s father [ou mother) Cheval de—.Thoroughbred | ailee, Feathered tribes (pi]_bovine, Cattle (pi]_ chevaline, Horse species RACHAT' buying in : making up for : redeeming : ransom | _de bans, License Rachetable a. redeemable | Racheter' va. to redeem : to buy (up] to make up for Rachitique a. rickety RACHITISME [teece-m] rickets (pi] RACINE root | Prendre _ quelque part, [fig] To take up one’s quarters in a place | _ pivotante, Tap-root | Veau racine, Tree-calf RACLE. RACLEUR, RACLOIR scraper RACLEE [vulg] ‘ licking ’: ‘ dressing ’ Racier' va. to scrape [mesure) to strike R. A. ENGLISH-FRENCH RAC R. A. membre de Vacademie royale de peinture (a Londres] [F. Salon, Fr.] RABB'ET feuillure [&) rablure [va.) faire une Fa | _PLANE guillaume RABB'IT lapin fee [doe_) lapine [young_) lapereau | Welsh_, Rotie au fromage _’S BURROW rabouillere RAB'BLE canaille : racaille [of, de) foule Rab'id a. feroce [dog) enrage RA'BIES [re'-bize] la rage RACCOO'N raton (laveur] RACE [rece] [tribe) race : lignee [trial of speed) course [tide)raz Boat-_, C de canots | Horse- _, C de chevaux | Long-distance —, C de fond | Mill-_, Bief | Motor-_, C d’automobiles | Sprint-_, Course de vitesse \ To win the _, Gragner la course : gagner | -COURSE [corce] champ de coursers'] —HORSE cheval de course | _vn. courir [with, avec) lutter de vitesse [engine, & va.) emballer RA'CER [re] coureur : cheval de course : bicy- clette de C | Semi-_, Machine demi-course RA'CINESS [re) verve : piquant RA'CINGr [re'] [les) courses [a.) de course _CAL'ENDAR ‘ journal des courses ’ _CAR automobile de course _TERM terme de turf | _TRACK piste RACK [stable, pins) ratelier [for pinion) cre- maillere [for bacon) gril [stationery) classeur [rail, carr.) filet [pigeon-holes) easier [typog.) rayon: cassier [F. Toast] To go to —, Tomber en ruine: aller a vau-i’eau | Put to the _, Mis a la question, or a la torture | _ and PIN'ION, engrenage a cremaillere | -RENT maximum de loyer : loyer excessif Rack to. [to draw off) soutirer [fig) torturer (with, de] To_one’s brains, Se mettre l’es- prit a la torture RACK'ET [game] raquette | To_, [ou make a_] Faire du tapage, or ‘ du train ’ RAC FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS RAG RACLOIR scraper RACLOIRE strike | RACLTJRE scrapings (pi] RACOLAGE recruiting [mauv. part) solicitation Racolei1’ va. to enlist [tig) to entice : to solicit RACOLEUR recruiting-sergeant, ou agent ‘RACOLEUSE’ prostitute RACONTAGE scandal : chit-chat RACONTAR chit-chat : gossip Raconter’ va. to tell | Qu’est-ce qu'il raconte? What’s he talking about? [ou told] .... RACONTEUR -EUSE narrator: person who tells Racornir va. to harden : to shrivel RACORNISSEMENT" hardening : shrivelling se Racquitter’ de v. to recover : to win back RARE roads (pi] En_, In the roads RADEAU raft [de carene : V. RAS] Rader’ va. to bring ... into the roads : to strike Radiant’ -e a._t [ang. pr. rede-ye-nntt] RADIATEUR radiator [re-diete'r] RADIATION" [plugs)_ [mots et noms) striking out: erasure RADICAL [& _-e a.] radical [ke-l] [-ement RADICALISME [eece-m] _ism [izz’m] L-lly RADICELLE [or Radicule] small root: fibre Radie -e a. radiated RAD1ER" floor | Radier’ va. to strike out Radieux’ -euse a. radiant: glittering [de joie) beaming (with joy] RADIO-ACTIVITE ra'dio-activ'ity [ra, re] RADIOGRAPHIE _aphy: X-ray photography RADIOTIiLiiGRAMME _gram : wireless message | _GRAPHIE wireless telegraphy RADIS’ radish RADIUM _ [on pr. re-di-eumm] RADOTAGE raving : nonsense : idle talk Radoter’ vn. to rave : to be in one’s dotage RADOTERIE raving : idle talk RADOTEUR -EUSE dotard RADOUB" repairing | Bassin de _, Graving- dock | Radoubei” va. to repair : to refit | Se _, To go into dock Radoucir va. to calm : to soften [le temps) to make ... milder | Se _, To become milder [fig) to be softened [softening RADOUCiSSEMENT ” change for the better [fig) RAFALE white squall Raffermir va. to harden : to strengthen : to make ... firmer | Se_,To get firmer RAFFERMISSEMENT" strengthening : harden- RAFFINAGE refining [_ing : making ... firm RAFFING | Les _s [pi] The refined _-e a. refined : keen : delicate RAFFINEMENT” refinement [fainn] [refined Raffiner’ va. to refine | Se __ To grow more RAFFINERIE sugar-refinery [action) refining RAFFINEUR sugar-refiner : sugar-boiler Raffoler’ vn. to be passionately fond (de, of] ‘ Rafistoler’ ’ va. [fam] to patch up : to do up RAFLE police raid : grape-stalk | Faire _, To sweep stakes : to sweep off the whole Rafler’ va. to sweep off [ou away] Raflouer’ va. to set ... afloat again Rafraichir v. to cool: to refresh [4>) to freshen [refaire) to ‘ do up ’ [rogner) to trim : to clip | Se_, To cool: to refresh one’s self: to take some refreshment [temps) to get cooler RAFRAiCHISSANT’ [me<X\ cooling-draught [pr. drafft-f] _-e a. cooling RAFRAICHISSE’MENT" cooling : refreshment | _S’ [pi] refreshments [40 fresh provisions [X) fresh supplies RAFRAiC HISS EUR, _SSOIR cooler Ragai’ll’ardir va. [fam] to cheer ... up RAGE_[en ang. on pr. redje] anger : passion [chiens) rabies [de, for) mania | a la_, To madness : to distraction | Avoir la _, To be mad (de, after] _ de dents, Dreadful toothache Faire_, To rage : to be quite the rage Rager’ vn. to be in a passion [fam) to ‘get in a wax ’ : to be ‘ waxy ’ RAGEUR -EUSE passionate man [ou fellow ou woman] [a.) passionate RAGLAN" [kind of) overcoat RAGOT’ [fam] tattle Ragot’ -e a. short: thick-set: ‘ stumpy ’ RAGOUT’ ‘_’: stew [fig) relish Ragoutant’ -e a. inviting : pleasing | Peu _, Not very tempting Ragrafer’ va. to hook [ou clasp] ... again Ragrandir va. to enlarge ... again RAC ENGLISH—FRENCH RAG RACK'ING [drawing off] soutirage — PAIN [pene] douleur atroce RACOO'N raton (laveur] [V. Coon] Ra'cy [re] a. qui a un gout de terroir : plein de bouquet [fig) piquant [lustre RA'DIANCE [rede-ye-nnce] eclat: splendeur : Ra'diant [red-ye-nntt] a. rayonnant (with, de] RADIA'TA [re] [pi] rayonnes Ra'diate [re'] vn. rayonner (from, de] RADIA'TION [redieclie-nn] rayonnement [R RA'DIATOR [re] radiateur | -CAP bouchon de RAD'ISH rave : radis | Bunch of_es, Botte de radis [F. Horse, and Turnip] RA'DIUS [rede-ye-ss] rayon | Within a_of ... from, Dans un rayon de ... de — VECTOR rayon-vecteur RAF'FLE loterie | To put up to_, Mettre en L | To — for, Prendre des billets pour RAFT radeau | Timber_, Train de bois RAF'TER chevron RAG [of clothes) guenille: haillon : loque [waste scrap) chiffon [newsp.) ‘ feuille de chou ’ | All in _s, En guenilles: en loques | Done to _s, En lambeaux : en charpie | ‘In_s and tatters,’ Depenaille | -GATHERER, _MAN [pi. _men] chiffonnier -iere|_STONE moellon| —TIME SONG [American] air a mesure saccadee \ _WEED,_WORT 7lerbe de Saint-Jacques RAG'AMUFFIN [e-me-finn] gueux : goujat RAGE [redj] fea_: fnreur (for, de] In a__ Furieux | It’s all the _, Cela fait rage [or fnreur] To get in a_, Devenir furieux Rage [redj] vn. [storm, fire) faire rage: etre dechalne [battle, plague, etc.) sevir : faire des ravages: faire fnreur Ragg'ed [rag-gliedd] a. dechire [pers) en guenilles : deguenille | -ROBIN fleur de coucou : ceillet des pres | -SCHOOL salle d’asile : ecole d’enfants deguenilles : ecole gratuite RAGG'EDNESS guenilles: delabrement RAG FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS RAJ Ragreer' va. to finish off [ J>) to refit RAGRfiMENT" refitting : repairing : doing up : finishing off Raide a. stiff [corde, etc.) tight [J>) ‘taut’ [en montant) steep : stiff [vite) rapid [ad.) quickly : hardly: stiffly | _ mort, Dead on the spot: stone dead | (Test ‘ That’s a little too' strong! ’: ‘ I can’t believe that'! ’ RAIDEUR stiffness : tightness : swiftness RAIDILL'ON" rise : steep pitch Raidir v. to stiffen : to tighten [40 to haul taut [les haubans) to set up | Se _ contre, To harden one’s self against RAIE stroke : streak [etoffes) stripe [du spectre) line [des cheveux) parting [le poisson) skate : ray | a_S' striped RAIFORT ' horse-radish RAIL' [rye] _Bo^ | Rail' a orniere, Tram Rai'll'er' va. to mock | Se_de, To laugh at: to make game of: to rally ... on | Vous raillez! You are only joking! RAJ'LL'ERIE _ery : banter : joke : ‘chaff’ | _a part, Without joking | Entendre_, To know how to take a joke RAI'LL'EUR -EUSE ‘ regular scoffer ’ _a. jesting : bantering RAINETTE tree-frog [pomme) pippin RAINURE groove | a _ et a languette, Tongued and grooved | _de graissage, Oil-groove RAIPONGE rampion | RAIS' spoke RAISIN” grapes (pi] [raisin sec) raisin : raisins (pi] [papier) royal | Grain de_, Grape [a, e'] Grappe de_, Bunch of grapes | Des _s de Corinthe, [pi] Currants Des _s de Smyrne, Sultanas | Cure de_, Grape-cure [grapes RAISINE preserved pears, etc. with the juice of RA ISON" reason (s] good sense : satisfaction : consideration : matter : rate [math) ratio | _ sociale, Style of firm | L'age de , Years of discretion | a — de, At the rate of: according to | a plus forte —, Much more ... : still less ... : ‘a fortiori’ | k telle fin quede_, To serve in case of need : in any case [com) as occasion may offer | Avoir —, To be right [de) to get the better (of] to overcome : to subdue | Avoir des —s, To have words | Cela n’est pas une _, That does not follow | Comme de _, As one might expect | Donner_a, To decide in favour of: to admit... is right | En_de, In proportion to | Entendre_, To listen to reason Faire _ a, To honour : to pledge : to drink (to] Mariage de_, Marriage of convenience Parler_, To talk sense : to talk reasonably Perdre la_, To get [ou go] mad | Plus que de_, More than is right [ou is reasonable] Pour valoir ce que de_, To be used as may be fit | Rendre_de, To give reasons for | Se faire une_, To submit : to accept what cannot be changed : to be guided by reason | Tirer_de, To obtain satisfaction from _A'ETRE reason : grounds (pi] very object of, ou reason for, its existence Raisonnable a. reasonable [e-be-1] moderate _menf ad. reasonably : moderately Raisonne -e a. rational: supported by proofs : methodical: philosophical [argument RAISONNE'MENT" reason : reasoning : line of Raisonner' v. to reason : to argue : to consider [repliquer) to answer [navire) to show one’s papers | Se _, To argue with o’self : to be discussed RAISONNEUR -EUSE reasoner : arguer : one fond of arguing ou answering again | Faire le _, To stand arguing Rajeunir va. to make ... young again : to rejuvenate [de, by) to make ... look younger [une vigne) to trim : to prune [fig) to revive [vn.) to grow young again RAG ENGLISH-FRENCH RAI Ces RAI se prononcent RE [comme rele, etc.] RA'GING [redj] far ear [a.) furieux : acharne : terrible: dechaine RAID [rede] razzia : incursion [police) rafie | Air_, Raid aerien | Zeppelin —, R de Z’s RAID'ER [re'-de-V] [piratical] pirate : corsaire RAIL barre : grille [railway bar) rail' [railroad) chemin de fer [handrail) parapet: garde-fou : barriere : balustrade [of a stair) rampe [40 ^ lisse | Land, water _, Rale de genet, R d’ean | rSLive _, Rail conducteur | Flat-bottomed _, R a patin | By_, Par chemin de fer | Free on_s at ..., Franco en gare a ... | To run off the_s, Derailler | Line of Ligne -MOTOR voiture automotrice Rail [rele] v. | _at, injurier: railler | — in, _off, enclore : griller RAILING [rede] [abuse) injures (pi] [fence) palissade : grille [staircase) rampe RAIL'WAY ten Amerirpie on dit RAILROAD] chemin de fer: voie ferree [a.) de(-s) chemin(-s) de fer | Light_, Ligne d’interet local ©_GU'ARD [unul] chef de train : conducteur ,2_PORTER facteur (de chemin de fer] “_RUG couverture de voyage [fer _STA'TION gare : station de chemin de RAI'MENT vetement: habillement RAIN pluie | Drizzling_, Bruine | Heavy —, Grosse P \ It looks likely for _, Le temps est a la pluie | In the_, a la pluie -AWNING [4>] taud | _FALL, P annuelle: P tombee : hauteur Jean (au pluviometre] -GAUGE [in America, -GAGE] pluviometre -proof impermeable | -WATER eau de pluie Rain vn. pleuvoir [ra.) faire pleuvoir | It’s _ing fast, 11 pleut a verse | It's —ing cats and dogs, II pleut des hallebardes RAIN'BOW' [rene-bo] arc-en-ciel Rai'ny a. pluvieux [— day, fig. V. Poire] Raise va. [one’s hand, head, a blind, a blister, a siege, troops, or taxes) lever [dough) faire lever [lift weights, stir up, make) soulever [to dignities, build, and of the voice) elever [excite) exciter [increase) augmenter [place higher, and prices) hausser: faire h [buildings, walls) exhausser [money) se procurer: trouver [fund, loan) faire [plants, crops) cul- tiver : produire [breed) elever [one’s spirits) relever (son courage] [a ghost) evoquer [the dead) ressusciter fed [a mast, etc.) guinder | _d from seed, Venu de semis | _d MAP carte en relief | _d PIE pate : timbale RAI'SIN [reze-nn] raisin sec fed RAJ FRANQ AIS—AN GL AIS RAN RAJEUNISSE’MENT" growing young again :re- juvenation : making ... young again Rajoutei” va. to add ... more RAJUSTEMENT" ‘setting ... to rights again’ Rajuster‘ va. to readjust: to ‘ set ... to rights again ’ Ralant" -e a. hard : like the death-rattle RALE rattle: death-rattle [oiseau) rail |_d'eau, Water-rail |_de genet, Corn-crake Ralentir v. to slacken : to lessen : to ‘slow down’ | Se_, To relent | Au RALENTI, At reduced speed | RALENTISSE’MENT” slackening : lessening [fig) cooling Raler’ vn. to be at the point of death RALINGUE [&) bolt-rope [d'une tente) ridge- rope | — de chute, Leech-rope | _ de fond, Foot-rope | Brassez en_! Shiver the sails! | Mettre en —, [or Ralinguer’ r.] To shiver: to ‘ luff and shake her ’ RALLl£ [polit.] Royalist or Bonapartist who has abandoned his former party and become a Republican RALLIE’MENT ” rallying | Mot de_R word Rallier’ va. to rally [son navire) to join [&) to stand for, stand in for : to stand towards | _ au vent, To haul to the wind | Se_a, To throw in one’s lot with : to join the ... party RALLONG-E lengthening piece {table) leaf RALLONGEMENT” lengthening Rallonger’ va. to lengthen Rallumer’ va. [& Se_vr.'] to light... again : RALLYE-PAPER paper-chase (_t° rekindle RAMAGE warbling [tech) flower-pattern : flowering [fig) noise | _r‘ vn. to warble Ramaigrir vn. to get thin again RAM AS" heap [pers) ‘lot’ RAMASSE mountain-sledge RAMASSE-MIETTES' crumb-scoop Ramasse-e a. picked up : thick-set: ‘dumpy’ Ramasser’ va. to pick up : to collect: to gather ... together | Se_, To roll o’s up RAMAS3EUR de.-gatherer RAMASSIS" heap : gatherings {pers) ‘lot’ RAME oar : scull [papier) ream [jard) stick | Embarcation a six_s. Six-oared boat | Leve _! Unship the oars ! ("Chain-shot: bar-shot Rame-e a. [pois] trained on sticks | Boulets _s, RAMEAU branch | Dimanche des Rameaux’, Palm Sunday | RAMEE branches (pi] Rame ner’ va. [de, from : a, to] to bring ... back : to bring ... round {la confiance, etc.) to restore Earner’ vn. to row [ro] {va.) to stick (peas, etc.] RAMETTE {typ) job-chase [de papier) ream of RAM EUR oarsman [small note Rameux’ -ease a. branching RAMIE ramee : grass-cloth plant RAMSER” wood-pigeon (ou quist, ou ring-dove] RAMIFICATION’’ _ | se Ramifiei” vr. to RAMILL'ES' [pi] twigs Lram>fy Rainingue a. stubborn : restive [damp Ramoitir va. to make ... damp | Se_, To get Raniollir va. to soften | Se_, To get soft RAMOLLISSANT’ emollient RAMOLLISSE’MENT" softening _du CERVEAU softening of the brain RAMONAGE chimney-sweeping Ramoner’ va. to sweep (chimneys] RAMONEUR chimney-sweeper : ‘sweep ’ Rampant’ -e a. creeping : crawling [fig) cringing : servile [style) low: poor [blason) rampant RAMPE balustrade : rail : railings (pi] rise : declivity [«5L) gradient [«3t, americ.) grade [theat) foot-lights (pi] Forte_Steep incline Ramper’ vn. to creep : to crawl [s’abaisser) to be grovelling : to cringe RAMURE antlers (pi] branches (pi] RANCART” | Mettre au_To throw aside Ranee a. strong: rancid Sentir le_,To smell R RANCIDITE rancidness | Rancir vn. to RANCISSURE rancidness [get rancid RANQON' ’ ransom RANCONNE’MENT" ransoming [fig) extortion : ‘ sticking it on ’ : ‘ fleecing ’ Ranyonner’ va. to ransom [fig) to ‘make ... pay ’ : to ‘ fleece ’: to impose upon RAI ENGLISH-FRENCH RAN RAI se prononce RE [comme rele-oue, reine, etc.] RAIS ING elevation [of cattle) elevage [growing) culture [of ores, etc.) extraction : exploitation [of a wall) exhaussement [F. Raise] RAKE [reke] libertin : roue : viveur RAKE [reke] rateau [oven_) fourgon [of mast) inclinaison [of stem) elancement [of stern- post) quete | — va. [agric.) rateler [garden) ratisser [with guns) enfiler j _ out, [fire] eteindre j To — up old grievances, Reveiller le chat qui dort RA'KING [a e] [agric.) ratelage [garden) ratis- sage f _FIRE feu d’enfilade _OUT [the fires] extinction Ra'kisli [a e] a. dissolu : libertin [s7np) elance _NESS libertinage Rall'y va. rallier [on, de) railler [pr. rai'll'cr’] {vn. : of a patient) reprendre : se remettre 1 To_round, Se rallier autour de RAM [sheep) belier [of battle-ship) eperon [for piles) mouton | Battering__ Belier | Hy- draillic_Belier hydraulique [F. Rammer] Ram [-mme’d] va. [tech] pilonner [a vessel) eperonner | _ ... down, _... home, bien refouler | _ in, enfoncer RAM'BLE course : tour : excursion | Ram'ble vn. errer a Vaventure : aller, errer qsl et la [fig) divaguer : battre la campagne | _about, [ou over] va. courir : parcourir : roder par RAM BLER rodeur RAM'BLING tour : course | A_life, Une vie errante | A_speech, Un discours decousu R.A.M.C. service de sante (militaire] RAMM'ER [pavior's) hie-.demoiselle [for piles) mouton [for cannon) refouloir [effrene Ram'pant a. [heraldry)_'Sea [fig) dominant: RAM'PART rempart Trefouloir RAM'ROD [of gun, pistol) baguette [of cannon) ‘ Ram'shackle’ a. delabre : mal fait | — conveyance, ‘ Vieille gubnbarde' Ran [imp. V. Run] Ran cid a. ranee Ran'corous [ragnli] a. rancunier : haineux RANC'OUR [ragnk'-r, bref] rancune RAN FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS RAP RANQONNEUR-EI7N.E most extortionate fellow [ou woman] ‘ regular thief ’ RANCTJNE rancour : spite : grudge (entre, between] Lui garder To bear him ill-will [ou malice] Iiancuneux' -ease a. spiteful | Rancunier’ -ere a. spiteful RANDON'NEE long run, flight, ‘spin,’ etc. RANG [before a vowel, g pr. as fc] row [pr. ro] line [><, et haute position) rank [fig) place : station : class [typ) frame | a son_, [mot] In its place | Avoir_, To take rank | En _ d'oignons, In a row | Garder son_, To maintain one’s position | Mettre ... au_de ..., To reckon ... among ... | Rompez les _s! Disperse ! | Sur trois _s, [ X ] Three deep : in three ranks | Etre sur les_s, To be one of the candidates | Sorti du _, Risen from the ranks Range -e a. steady : in good order [bataille) RAN GEE row : line [p itched Ranger’ va. to range : to set... in order : to put ... to rights : to take ... out of the way : to bring ... to' [le vent) to sail close to | Le vent se range au nord, The wind is veering round to the north | Passer a_, To go [ou to run] close to | Se_, To place one’s self: to range ...selves : to move [ou ‘get’] out of the way: to reform [du vent) to veer round [sur les vergues) to lay out | Se_a l’opinion de ..., To go over to ...’s opinion : to side with ... Raninier’ va. to reanimate : to excite : to revive : to cheer ... up RANZ DES' VACHES' [pr. z as s] Swiss tune played by shepherds, etc., while watching or calling their cattle [prey Rapace a. rapacious | Les _S' [pi] Birds of RAPACITE _ty | RAPAGE rasping RAPATELLE hair-cloth RAPATRiAGE reconciliation RAPATRSE’MENT” reconciliation : sending [ou coming] back home (to one’s own country] Rapatrier' va. to reconcile : to send ... back to ...’s own country | Se _, To ‘be friends again’ RAPE grater [lime) rasp [5o£) stalk RAPE leakage Rape-e a. threadbare : shabby | Avoir l’air_, To look shabby [fam) to look ‘ seedy ’ Rfiper’ va. to grate [limer) to rasp * Rape'tasser' ’ va. to patch up Rape'tisser' va. [& Se _it.] to shorten : to diminish : to dwarf : to shrink RAPIDE rapid [train) fast express [a.) rapid: quick : swift : fast RapidenienC ad. fast : swiftly : rapidly : RAPIDITE _ty . rapid flow [briefly RAPl£CAGE patchwork [faction) patching Rapiecer' va. to piece (avec, with] Rapieceter' va. to piece RAPIERE ra'pier [repe-ye-r] RAPIN’’ painter’s apprentice : bad painter RAPINE _: robbery | _r’ va. to plunder Rappareill’er’ va. to match Rapparier’ va. to match [an odd ... of a pair] RAPPEL recall [a l’ordre, to order, etc.) call [d’une loi) repeal | Battre le_, [X] To call [ou beat] to arms | Vis de_, Adjusting screw Rappe’ler’ va. to call ... back : to recall [a l’ordre) to call (to order] to regain : to remind one: to remember [V. Remember] [un acteur) to call for [forces) to summon up [vn.) to beat to arms | Se_To recollect [ Rappelez-moi a son souvenir, Remember me to him RAPPORT" produce: bearing [revenue) income: profit [finance) reimbursement [recit) report [mauv. part) tale-bearing [avec, a, with ... : entre, between ...) connection : relation : harmony [gram) agreement [raison) ratio [mach) take-up for wear | En plein _, In full bearing | Maison de_, House built to let in flats | Mettre AB en _ avec CD, To put AB in communication with CD | Avoir_a, To refer to : to be connected with | Par _ a, In connection with : with regard to : on account of | Pieces de_, Mosaic : patchwork | Terres de _, Made ground | _S’ (pi] intercourse : relations (pi] indigestion | En bons_s avec, On good terms with j Faire des_s, [fam] To tell tales | Sous tons les_s, In every respect RAN ENGLISH-FRENCH RAP RAND [abrege de Witwatersrand. Af. du Sud] Ran'dom a. fait [or faite] au hasard | At_, S Au hasard : a Vaventure | He’s talking at_, S [wildly] 11 parle a tort et a travers -g_SHOT halle perdue Rang [ragne] [imp. V. Ring] RANGE [renndje] etendue : champ : course : classe : carriere [row) rang [of mountains) cliaine [kitchen) fourneau [rifle _) tir : stand | At long__ a longue distance \ High. Low_, Grande, Petite haasse | Within_a portee | _of CABLE, bitture \ -FINDER telemetre Range [pr. renndje] va. ranger [with, avec) aligner [vn.) s’aligner : etre range | It_s from 150 to 200, Cela va, cela varie de 150 a 200 |_about, aller Qa et la _over, parcourir: courir [chasseurs RA'NGER [renndje-r] garde-forestier | —S [X] RANK rang: ordre : merite [high —) haut rang [officer’s _) grade | Risen from the —s, Sorti du rang | ‘A split in the —s,’ TJne scis- ^ sion | To take_of, Avoir le pas sur | To take s_with, Avoir le rang de | 1000_and FILE, « 1000 hommes | _a. fort: luxuriant [downright) vrai : grossier Rank [ragnk] vn. etre classe | To_high as ..., Occuper un rang eleve parmi ... | To_ with, Avoir le rang de [coeur Ran'kle vn. | To_in one’s breast, Ronger le RANK'NESS surabondance : force : rancidite: odeur forte : gout fort Ran'sack va. saccager [search) fouiller RAN'SOM [se-mm] rangon [va.) ran<jonner RANT [ranntf] declamation | _v. tempeter : extravaguer RANT'ER energumene Ran'ting a. extravagant: d’energumene RANUN'CULUS [ne-gnkiou-le-ss] renoncule RAP coup | There is a _ at the door! On frappe! j It isn’t worth a_[fam] Cela ne vaut pas tripette (or, un rouge liard] I don’t care a_, ‘Je m’en fiche’ [F. Care] Rap [-ppe’d, pr. rapptt] v. frapper (at, a] RAP FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS RAT Rapporte-e a. [mach.] with take-up for wear Rapporter’ va. [de, from : a, to] to bring ... back . to get [arbre, etc.) to bear [agr) to yield: to carry [com) to bring in [finance) to repay [une loi) to repeal [citer) to quote : to tell : to cite [redire) to repeat [fam, et mauvaise part) to tell tales [rendre compte de) to report [at- tribuer) to attribute | Se_a, To have some connection with : to have reference to : to concern | S’en _ a, To have confidence in : to rely upon : to ‘ leave it to ’ [V. Retriever B=3jj] RAPPORTEUR -EUSE reporter : person who states [ou stated] [d’une commission) chairman [mauv. part) tale-bearer [instr. a dessin) protractor f again Rapprendre va. (Table 59) to learn ... over RAPPROCHE'MENT" bringing ... nearer : putting ... together: reconciliation : comparison : allusion | Greffer par _, To inarch | Soude par_, Butt-welded Rapprocher" va. to bring ... nearer, together: to compare | Se_, To draw nearer to each other : to be not unlike (de, ...] Rapprochez- vous du feu, Draw in to the fire RAPSODIE rhapsody RAPT [pr. the f] rape : abduction RAPTURE raspings (pi] [Snow RAQU'ETTE racket [a volant) battledore [V. Rare a._: scarce : sparse [de, to) unusual [du pouls) slow [com) slack | Se faire _, To become quite a stranger | Les_s survivants de, The few survivors from Rarefier" m to rarefy | Rare'ment' ad. rarely RARE'TE rarity | C’est une_que de, It is a rare thing to \ D'une grande_, Very scarce | _S' [pi] curiosities Rarissime a. exceedingly rare Ras" Rase a. close: smooth : flat [<t) low-rigged [mesure) strike | a_ de, To the level of: to the brim | En_e campagne, In the open field | Table_e, Perfect blank | Faire table_e, To make a clean sweep | Au_de terre, Level with the ground RAS- de CARENE floating-stage [V. RAZ] RASADE bumper | RASCASSE scorpsena RASEMENT' demolishing : pulling down Raser" va. to shave [abattre) to pull... down : to raze [effleurer) to graze : to just touch .., [Veau) to skim [fam. ‘assommer’) to ‘bore’ | Regie a_, Straight-edge | Se faire__ To get a shave : to get shaved ‘RASEUR’ | Un_, A ‘ regular bore ’ ["close to ‘Rasibus’ [pr. bike, like the German u] ad. RASOIR razor |_evide, Hollow-ground razor | — mecanique, Safety R | Cuir a_, Razor- strop | Pierre a_, Hone RASSADE bead RASSAS1EMENT" [pr. ra-ssa-zee\ satiety : fill: glut [des plaisirs) surfeit | Rassasier" va. [de, with] to satiate : to fill : to surfeit : to gorge | _ie de, Tired of: sick of RASSE coal-basket RASSEMBLEMENT" gathering : assemblage Rassembler' va. to put... together : to call up: to reassemble : to collect Rasseoir va. (V. Table 24) to seat ... again: to place : to settle | Se_, To sit down again [fig) to calm o’self [clear up Rasserener’ va. to calm | Se_, [temps] To Rassis" -e a. calm : cool [pain) stale | De sens _, Calm and collected : unperturbed Rassortir va. to match Rassurant'-e a. reassuring Rassurer' va. to reassure : to cheer : to stay | Se_, To feel reassured [temps) to get settled ‘RASTAQU'OUtRE’ [or ‘RASTA’] foreign adventurer : suspicious gentleman from abroad RAT- rat [ang. se pr. raffe] [pers) close-fisted individual [caprice) crotchet : ‘ fad ’ | _ de CAVE [emp.) exciseman [bougie) taper | _des CHAMPS field mouse | _d’liGLISE poor beggar who frequents a ‘ church ’ | Gueux comme un — d'ealise, As poor as a church- mouse | _d’OPERA [fam] ballet-girl ‘RATA’ [Fr. army] stew RATAFIA_ | _de cerises, Cherry-brandy Ratatine -e a. shrivelled se Ratatiner" vr. to shrink : to shrivel up ‘RATATOUILL'E’ Irish stew : mess RATE spleen [animal) rat \ ‘ Desopiler la_ a,’ To ‘make ... laugh like to split’ | ‘Ne pas se fouler la_,’ To ‘ take it easy ’ RAP ENGLISH-FRENCH RAT Rapa cious [re-peche-ss"} a. rapace RAPE [a e] viol [of the Sabines) enlevement [plant) colza: cameline _SEED graine de colza RAPP'ER frappeur | Spirit-_, Medium Rapt a. extasie : ravi RAP'TURE [tche-r] extase : transport | In_s, En extase : dans le ravissement Rare [a e] a._k=o [meat) a moitie cru [fun) fameux : impayable RA'REE'-SHOW" spectacle ambulant Rar'efy [ra'refdi] va. rarefier [vn.) se r Ra're'ly [rer-le] ad. rarement [rarete RA'RE’NESS, RAR'ITY [rer-ne-ss, rar' e-te) RAS'CAL [ke-Z] gredin | Young _, [in fun] Petit coquin [or gredin] RASCALTTY [kal'-e-te] gredinerie : coquinerie Ras'cally [fce-Ze ] a. fripon : miserable : * coquin de ... ’ | _TRICK vilain tour Rase [reze] va. raser : effleurer : effacer RASH eruption | Nettle_, Urticaire Rash a. temeraire : imprudent: emporte RASH'ER tranche (de lard] Rash'ly ad. temerairement: imprudemment RASH'NESS temeriie: imprudence RASP rape [va.) raper [bread) chapeler RAS'P BERRY [rdzz-be-re] framboise _BUSH framboisier [chapelure RASP'ING rapage | _S (pi] rdpure [of bread) RAT [raff] rat' [workman) ouvrier a vil prix : gate-metier | Drowned _ [U. Canard, Fr.] To smell a _, Flairer quelque chose : soup- qonner anguille sous roche \ -CATCHER pre- neur de rats | -TRAP ratiere Rat vn. tuer des rats [fam, polit.) lacher son RATCH'ET cliquet Lparti _BRACE vilebrequin a C : C a percer _WHEEL roue a rochet RAT FRAN^AIS—ANGLAIS RAV RAT£ misfire [pers) ‘ failure ’ | Avoir des_s, [tech] To misfire | _s d’allumage, Misfiring RATEAU rake | _a cheval. Horse-rake RATELAGE raking | RATELEE rakeful Rateler’ va. to rake | _LEUR -EUSE raker RATELIER" rack [dentier) set of [false] teeth : false teeth (pi] [&) fife-rail Rater’ va. to miss [vn.) to fail (completely] [fusil) to misfire | L’affaire a rate, The thing RATIERE rat-trap [fell through RATIFICATION" _ | Ratifier’ va. to ratify RATINE ratteen fvaux) feed RATION" [pr. reche-nn] : s (pi] [des che- Rationnel -elle a. rational [-ment’ -lly] Ratisser’ va. to scrape [jardin) to rake RATISSAGE scraping : raking Tpings (pi] RATISSOIRE scraper | RATISSURE scra- RATON’’ racoon | ‘Petit_,’ ‘Little pet’ Rattacher' va. to tie ... again : to fasten : to link (de, with] Se_a, To be connected with: to belong to f... again Ratteindre va. (Table 58) to overtake: to catch Rattraper' va. to catch ... again : to overtake : to recover \ _le jeu, [tech] To take up the wear | _le temps perdu, To make up for lost time | Se_a, To catch hold of : to recover: to make up for | Bien fin qui m’y rattrapera! They won’t catch me doing that' again ! RATTJRE erasure | Raturer’ va. to scratch out | Tout rature, Full of erasures RAUCITE hoarseness Rauque a. hoarse : rough : harsh RAVAGE ruin : devastation : ravages (pi] Ravager’ v. to lay waste : to spoil: to plunder RAVAGEUR spoiler [vujg) ‘mud-lark’ Ravale -e a. commonplace : disparaged : disgraced [des bas) down at heel RAVALEMENT” rough-casting: disparagement Ravaler’ va. to swallow : to keep back [fig) to disparage : to ‘let ... down’ [mag) to roughcast | Se_, To lower one’s self RAVAUDAGE mending : botching : darning Ravauder’ va. to mend : to darn : to botch RAVAUDEUSE woman who darns stockings RAVENELLE charlock RAVET’ cockroach | RAV1ER" radish-dish RAVIOOTE shallot sauce *Ravigotei” ’ va. to strengthen : to ‘pick ... up’ Ravilir va. to debase | Se_, To debase o’self RAVILISSE’MENT’’ debasement RAVIN" ravine RAVINE torrent : bed of a torrent Ravir va. to carry ... off: to take away [plaire) to transport: to enrapture | Etre ravi -e de, To be quite delighted with | a _, Beautifully: admirably : delightfully Tone’s mind se Raviser’ vr. [au sujet de, about] to change Ravissant’ -e a. delightful: exquisite : lovely RAVISSE’MENT” rape | Dans le_, In raptures RAVISSEUR ravisher HAVITAILL’EMENT" supply (service] victualling : re-v | _taill’er’ va. to supply (... with fresh provisions, munitions, etc.] Ravivei” va. to revive RAT ENGLISH-FRENCH RAV RATE [rete] taxe [of prices, etc.) raison : prix [of exchange) cours : taux [of wages, interest, discount) taux [speed) vitesse | Birth_, Natality | Death _, Mortality | First-_, [ship) de premier ordre [fam) de premiere force : tres chic: ‘epatant’ [ad.) a merveille | I am ‘first-_,’ Je me porte comme le Pont-Neuf j At any _, [at all events] En tout cas: au moins : quoi qu’il en soit | At the_of [speed) a la vitesse de [price of) a raison de : sur le pied de | At a tremendous_, D’un train formidable : ventre a terre | At that_, Sur ce pied-la : a ce compte-la | Highway_, Taxe pour l’entretien des routes [in France) prestation | Poor__ Taxe des pauvres _PAYER contribuable Rate [rete) va. [at, a) taxer : evaluer [a ship) classer [reprove) gronder : ‘ laver la tetea...’ | What is (the house)_d at ? Quel est le loyer imposable ? Ra'te’able [re-te-be-l] a. imposable _YAL'UE valeur imposable Ratli'er a. [somewhat) un peu [tolerably) assez [in preference) plutot | I would_, J’aime [or J’aimerais] mieux | ‘_! ’ Pour sur!: ‘je te crois! ’ | Or _, 0 u plutot... : pour mieux dire ... 11 _ think, J'ai idee [or M’est avis] que ... Rat'ify va. [ratt'e-fai) ratifier : enteriner RA'TING [a, e ] impot: repartition des impots [&) classe : brevet | A sound_[fam] Un bon savon : une verte semonce RA'TIO [recli-i-o) proportion | In the — of 3 to 5, Dans le rapport de 3 a 5 Ra'tional [che-ne-l] a. raisonnable : raisonne _lly ad. raisonnablement: rationnellement RAT'LINES [linnz. i bref] [pi] enflechures RATTAN' [& _ CANE] rotin Ratt'e’n va. empecher de travailler, intimider (dans une greve, etc.] RAT'TLE [policeman’s) crecelle [baby’s) hochet [noise) bruit: ‘ potin ’ [of metal) cliquetis [in the throat) rale _SNAKE [a^e] serpent a sonnettes Rat'tle va. faire sonner [chains) secouer [vn.) battre (against, contre] resonner _off, ‘debobiner’ RAT'TLE’TRAPS [pi] [tres fam] bagages RATT'LING bruit (de ferraille) [a.) bruyant [slang) tres chic :‘epatant’ RAV'AGE [rav'-edje] r_[va.) ravager RAV'AGER devastateur Rave [reve] vn. etre en delire [fig) battre la campagne : extravaguer : deraisonner [at ...) s’emporter contre ... Rav'el [-lle’d] vn. [ou, get in a —] s’embrouil- ler : s’enchevetrer | _out, s’effiler RA'VEN [rev’-nn] corbeau Rav'enous [rav-e-ne-ss] a. vorace [vulg) goulu [appetite) devorant | _ly ad. avec voracite \ He was_hungry, 11 avait une faim de loup RAVI'NE [re-vine] fee ravin RA'VING [ou _S, pi] [a, e] delire Ra'ving mad, a. fou a lier: fou furieux Rav'ish va. ravir | _ER ravisseur Rav'ishing a. ravisseur j —ly ad. a ravir RAV'ISHMENT ravissement k*> RAV FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS REA Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... Ravoir va. [in the infinitive only] to recover : to have [ou get] ... back again Rayer’ va. to streak : to scratch (de, with] [bif- fer) to strike out [ou off] Raye -e a. [etoffe) striped [papier) with lines [V. Disbar] Canon raye, Rifled gun RAY-GRASS rye-grass RAYON” ray : beam [de roue) spoke [tablette) shelf [fitendue) district [jardin) furrow : row [d’un magasin) department Ltypog.) rack | 10 metres de_, 10 m. in radius | _de MIEL honeycomb | Les_s X, The Rontgen rays RayonnanC -e a. radiant (de, with] shining | _ de joie, Beaming with joy RAYONNE’MENT" radiance [re] shining [pliys) radiation | Rayonner’ vn. to beam : to shine [ptiys) to radiate | RAYONNIiS’ [i>l] radiata RAYURE stripe [de canon) rifling RAZ’ race | _de MARINE tidal wave RAZZIA [ra-zia] raid : ‘ clean sweep ’ Rli [wins] D : re [pr. re] RIlA [&] sheave se Reabonnev vr. to renew one’s subscription (ou season-ticket] _NNEMENT" renewal of S REACT!F [chim.] reagent Reactif -ive a._ive | Papier_, Test-paper REACTION” _ REACTIONNAIRE reactionary [n.) reactionary Reayir vn. to react [sur, on, upon] to struggle (against a tendency, depression, etc.] not to give way Reajourner’ va. [a, to, till] to re-adjourn Realiser’ va. to realize : to effect [V. True] REALISMS _ism R£ALISTE__ist [a.)_istic REALITE reality | En_, Really : actually RAW ENGLISH-FRENCH REA Raw a. [aw comme o dans sort] [not dressed) cru [rough) brut [silk) grege [skin off) 6cor- che [spirits) pur [weather) froid et humide : gris : apre | _HAND novice : conscrit | _ HIDE PINION pignon en cuir comprim^ | _ MATERIAL [e, i] matieres brutes : matieres premieres | _ RECRU'IT conscrit: ‘ bleu ’ | _SUGAR [clioug'r] cassonade RAW'NESS erudite [cold & wet) froid humide RAY rayon [fish) raie Raze [a, e] va. effleurer : raser : demolir RA'ZOR[reze-r]rasoir | Safety—, R mecanique -BILL petit pingouin | -STROP cuir a R REACH [rxtche] portee [of canal) bief [of river) etendue \ Out of_[safe] Hors d'atteinte \ Out of, within_, Hors de pjortee, a portee (of, de] Reach [ritclie] v. atteindre (a] [arrive at) ar- river a [o’s journey’s end) parvenir a [hand) donner : passer [one’s hand) etendre [from ... to ...) s’etendre (de ... a ...] ..._e’d me yesterday, ... m’est arrive hier | On _ing ..., Parvenu a ...: arrive a ... Re'act' [rt] vn. reagir (upon, sur] REAC TION [ak-che-nn] reaction: revirement Read [redd] Well-_, Tres instruit | To be well-_, Avoir beaucoup lu [or b. de lecture] To be well_in, Connaitre bien Read [ride] v. [imp. pp. Read, pr. redd] lire [report, etc.) faire la lecture de [study) etudier [give a scolding) faire (de la morale] [be_) se lire | Worth_ing, Digne d’etre lu | This was_, [redd] Lecture de ceci fut faite | I_ [ride] to him every day, Je lui fais la lecture tous les jours | I am_ing up for my examination, Je travaille [or je prepare, or je ‘potasse’] mon examen | Taken as_, [redd] Approuve sans lecture | This does not [r ide] well, Cela ne fait pas bien |_[ride] ... again, relire : lire ... de nouveau Rea'dable [ri-de-be-l] a. lisible : qui se lit: qui se laisse lire fsuivre Re-address' [pr. ri-e-dresse] va. [letters] faire REA'DER [ride-r] lecteur -trice [typ) correc- teur [eccl) clerc | A great _,Un grand liseur | The_will find ..., On trouvera ... Read'ily [redd-e-le] ad. tout de suite : facile- ment [gladly) de grand cceur: volontiers READ'INESS [pr. rede-ne-ss] empressement: promptitude [ease) facilite [reply) talent de repartie | In_Pret -e [for, de) en prevision REA'DING [ea i] [la) lecture | To give a_, Faire une classe, un cours, or nne legon | A new _. Une nouvelle legon: une variante | He is fond of _, II aime a lire [or, 11 aime beaucoup la lecture] Passed the 2nd_, Vote en deuxieme lecture | -DESK pupitre | -GLASS loupe | -ROOM salle de lecture Read'y [rede] a. [to, a] pret: prompt: dispose : facile [de, to) en mesure [of meals) servi | _ to split with ..., Crever de | I’ll go and get _, Je vais m’appreter | To get ... _, Disposer : preparer | Tickets_! Preparez vos billets ! | To make__ Preparer : se p [type) mettre en train | Now_, [book] Vient de paraitre | Will be _, [book] Pour paraitre ... | Be_to ...! Soyez pret a ...! | _about! [&] Pare dvirer! | _ lighted. Tout allume | -made [wie'de] a. confectionne : tout fait -MADE CLOTHES SHOP maison de con- _MONEY argent comptant [feetions _ RECK'ONER bareme RE'A'GENT [ri-edje-nntt] reactif Real [rt-e-l] a. reel: eflfectif [V. REASON] _ESTATE biens immeubles (pi] Realis'tic a. realiste : naturaliste [R REAL'ITY [ri-al'-e-te] realite : reel | In__ En Re'alize [pr. ri-e-laize] va. realiser : effectuer [comprehend) se rendre compte de [picture) se representer [law) immobiliser Re'ally [pr. ri-e-le] ad. reellement: en effet: vraiment : d vrai dire ! [V. Fin] If there — is [ou are] ..., S’il y a bien ... | ... _must, 11 faut absolument que ... REALM [rell’m] royaume | _S [fig] domaine: RE'ALTY biens immeubles (pi] Lr°yaume REAM [rime] rame [The English_is usually 20 quires, each of 24 sheets. The French quire [main] contains 25 sheets, the rame 500] REAM'ER [mne-’r] alesoir Rean'imate [ri-ani-mete] va. ranimer REA FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS REG Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For.further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... REAPPARITION'' reappearance Reassign'd*' va. to summon ... again Reassurer' va. to insure ... again Reatte'ler' va. to put (the horses) in again Rebaiser' va. to kiss ... again Rebaisser' va. to lower ... again Rebander' va. to bend ... again [lier) to bind up ... again [arc) to string (a bow) again Rebap'tisei" va. to baptize ... again Rebarbatif -ive a. repulsive-looking : forbid- Rebatir va. to rebuild [ding Rebattre va. (Table 67) to beat ... again [Zes cartes) to shuffle ... again | les oreilles de, To keep on repeating Rebattu -e a. worn-out: hackneyed : trite : old REBELLE [<£/".] rebel [a.)rebellious : refractory | Se montrer_a, To stand out against: not to yield to se Rebeller' vr. to rebel (contre, against] REBELLION''_[dr) resisting the police se Rebiffer' [fam] vr. not to submit: to be refractory Reblancliir va. to whiten ... again [a la chaux) to whitewash ... again Reboire v. (Table 34) to drink ... again Reboiser' va. to replant REBOISEMENT' replanting Rebondi -e a. plump : round Rebondir vn. to rebound REBONDISSE'WENT" rebound REBORD" edge : ledge • brim [de tuyau) flange Reborder' va. to put a new border [ou edging] se Rebotter' vr. to put on one's boots again [to Reboucher' va. to stop up : to cork ... again Rebouill'ir vn. (Table 12) to boil again REBOURS” wrong way : precise opposite : reverse | Au [or a]_de, Against: contrary to | Lire, marcher au [or a]_, To read, walk, ou go backwards | Prendre les choses a _, To misconstrue everything REBOUTEUR ‘bone-setter’ Reboutonner* va. [& Se_tir.] to button up Rebroder' va. to re-embroider Rebrousse-poil ad. \ k_, The wrong way Rebrousser' va. to turn up | _ chemin, To turn Rebroyer' va. to grind ... over again [back REBUFFADE rebuff: rebuke RIlBUS [pr. bits, like German u] riddle REBUT” refuse [pers) outcast [rebuffade) rebuff [ De_, Waste : rejected [habits) cast-off [marchandises) ‘rubbishy’ | Bureau des_s, Dead-letter office Rebutant' -e a. repulsrve-looking : disheartening : disgusting Rebuter' va. to throw aside : to reject: to rebuke [decourager) to dishearten [d^gouter) to Recacher' va. to hide ... again [disgust Recache'ter' va. to seal ... again Recalcitrant' -e a._t: refractory 4 Recale’ -e a. plucked (at an examination] RECAPITULATION"_: summing-up Recapituler' va. to recapitulate Recarder' va. to card ... again, afresh Recarreler' va. to new-pave : to re-pave Recasser' va. to break ... again : to break up Receder* va. to let ... have ... again : to sell REA ENGLISH-FRENCH REG /Reap va. moissonner [advantage) retirer ' REA'PER moissonneur -ease [lieuse REA'PER and BI'NDER, moissonneuse- bREA'PING moisson | -HOOK faudlle V_ -MACHINE moissonneuse Reappe'ar [ri-e-pire] vn. reparaitre _ANCE reapparition [actor’s) rentree Reappoi'nt [o* : o dans sort] va. renommer _MENT reelection REAR [rire] arriere-garde : dernier rang | To bring up the_, Fermer la marclxe -ADMIRAL [me-re-Z] contre-amiral -AXLE essieu arriere -GU'ARD arriere-garde Rear va. elever [_up vn.) se cabrer [nier Re'arra'nge va. arranger de nouveau : rema- _MENT remaniement: nouvel arrangement REA'SON [pr. rize-nn] raison fca [the faculty) raisonnement [t>.) raisonner | And for a very good__ Et pour cause | For that very_, Pour cela meme | For the same_, Au meme titre | For no_, Sans motif | It stands to_ that..., La R dit [or, il va sans dire] que ... | There is_to believe, 11 y a lieu de croire | The real__ Le fin mot _able [rize-nn-e-be-l] a. raisonnable : modere _ABLENESS raison : justesse : moderation _ably ad. raisonnablement REA'SONER [ea t] dialecticien : logicien REA'SONING- [rize-nn] raisonnement Reassem'ble [ri-e-cemm-be-l} v. assembler de nouveau : rassembler : se r Reassert' va. affirmer de nouveau [assurer Reassu're \_e-choure] va. rassurer [buyers) re- RE'BATE refaction de droits : rabais : reduc- REB'EL [<fc a.] rebelle : revolte [tion Rebel' [-He’d] vn. se revolter (against, contre] Rebell'ious [beZ-ye-ss] a. rebelle Re'bind' [rt-baindd] va. relier de nouveau I To have ... rebound, Faire relier ... de nouveau REBOU'ND [baoundd] rebondissement: bond : contre-coup [r«.) rebondir [pp. V. Rebind] REBUFF' rebuffade : echec [m) repousser Rebuild' [ri-bildd': i tres bref] va. rebatir RE'BUILD'ING reconstruction REBU'KE [ri-biouque] reprimande\va.) repri- Rebut' [-tted] va. repousser [mander _tting EVIDENCE preuve contraire RECALL' [a coniine o dans sort] rappel: revocation [m.)rappeler [_ to mind)se rappeler [retract) retirer Recant' v. retracter : se retracter : abjurer [in irony) ‘chanter la palinodie’ \tion RECANTA'TION [ri-kann-te'che-nn] retracta- Recapit'ulate [you-lete] va. recapituler RECAP'TURE [tc7ie-r] reprise [m.) reprendre Re'cast' va. refondre [pp.) refondu Rece'de [rictde] vn. se retirer (from, de] Rece'ding a. [forehead or chin) fuyant [tide) descendant REC FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS REC Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... RECEL receiving stolen goods RECELEMENT" receiving : concealment Receler’ va. to conceal, hide : to receive (stolen property] RECELEUR-EU&E receiver Recemment' [cem as fam] ad. recently : lately RECENSEMENT” [en as an] census : return [X) drawing up of list of those liable to conscription [com) new inventory : checking-off Recenser’ va. to take the census of [com) to check off [votes) to count [manuscrit) to re- RECENSION" revision |_vise : to compare Recent’ -e a. recent: fresh : late RECEPAGE cutting down [ou back] RECEPEE ‘ place (in a wood) where they have been cutting’: clearing Receper’ va. to cut... down REcEPISSE formal receipt: acknowledgment RECEPTACLE irecep'te-ke-l] RECEPTEUR receiver RECEPTION"_: receipt: admittance : party [a la cour) levee ou court | Accuser_de, To acknowledge receipt of | Avis de_, [lettre] Advice of delivery : receipt RECES’ [or RECEZ’] register : official record RECETTE receipt ; receipts (pi] returns (pl [V.traffic returns o^twied)recipe [bureau) office of the collector | Faire la_de, To collect | Apprendre a ... une bonne_, To ‘ put ... up to a wrinkle ’ Recevable a. receivable : admissible RECEVEUR -FUSE receiver : collector : postmaster, postmistress (in small towns] clerk [typ) sheet-flyer _ BURALISTE licensed tobacconist who sells stamps, delivers permits for the removal of spirits, etc. Recevoii’ va. (Table 3) to receive (de, from,...] to meet with : to get [emprunter) to borrow [journal) to take in | _ vn. to receive company [officiellement) to give audience [mini- stre, etc.) to hold a levee ou drawing-room | Avoir regu, To be in receipt of | Bien recju, Well received [lettre) duly received | Etre recju, [exam.] To pass (or have passed] RECHANGE second change [com) charges (pl] De_, Spare : duplicate : a change of Rechanger’ va. to change ... again Rechanter’ va. to sing ... again RECHAPPE de POTENCE, Jail-bird Recliapper’ vn. to escape (de, from] [nmladie) to get over (de, ...] En_, To escape Recharger’ va. to load ... again : to charge ... again [etc. V. Charger] Rechasser’ va. to drive ... back : to hunt ... again : to turn away RECHAUD” chafing-dish : heater : spirit-lamp Rechauffe-e a.... -warmed up again : ‘hashed up ’ | C’est du_, That’s an old' tale Rechauffer’ va. to warm (up] to warm up ... again : to fire ... anew : to stir up | Se_, To warm one’s self [fig) to warm RECHAUFFOIR plate-warmer : stove Rechausser’ v. [jard] to bank up [V. Chausser] Se_, To put on one’s (boots) again Reche a. harsh : rough RECHERCHE search: pursuit: inquiry: examination [pour se marier) suit: courtship [soin) research [niauvaise part) effort: affectation : studied refinement | a la_de, In search [ou pursuit] of : at a loss for : on the look-out for [V. LOSS] Faire des_s sur, To enquire into Recherche -e a. scarce: in great request: elaborate : select [»ianv. part) strained : studied [trop _) far-fetched : fastidious [pp.) sought after : thought a good deal of Rechercher’ va. to search for [ou into, ou out] to seek : to inquire after : to try for : to court: to labour after [en mariage) to seek (a lady’s) hand Rechign’e-e a. crabbed : sour-tempered Rechign’er’ vn. to look sour: to ‘ turn restive ’ RECHUTE relapse |_a, at RECIDIVE [dr] repetition of the offence Recidiver’ vn. to repeat [ou be again guilty of] the offence : to offend again : to relapse REciDIVISTE [<fc f;] old offender RECIF [pr. the f] reef REciPIENDAiRE [en, an] new member RECIPIENT’ _ | RECIPROCITY _ty RECIPROQUE like : converse RECIPROQUE | La _, The opposite _a. con'verse : reciprocal : mutual _raent’ ad. mutually : vice-versa Recirer' va. to wax ... again [bottes) to blacken ...again [V. Cirer] RECISION" rescinding REC ENGLISH-FRENCH REC RECEI'P’T [ricite] [written_) re<ju [official) recepisse[of goods, etc.) reception [recipe, and sum) recette [for regist. letters) avis de reception £va.) acquitter | _in full, Quittance pour solde de compte | I am in_of, [letter] J’ai bien recju | On_of, Au re<;u de [stamps) contre envoi de ... (timbres-po.sfe] To acknowledge the _of, Accuser reception de | -BOOK livre de quittances | _ STAMP timbre de quittance | RECEIP'TS [ricitz] [pl] recettes Receivable [ri-ci-ve-be-l] a. recevable Receive [pr. ri-cive] va. recevoir : accepter [money) toucher : encaisser [stolen goods) receler (des objets voles] * Recei've’d ’pp. requ: ‘pour acquit’ | Generally_, Tresrepandu : admis | Value_, [bill] Valeur en compte RECEIVER [ct] [collector)receveur [consignee) destinataire (<£ f.] [retort) recipient [instr.) recepteur | _ of stolen GOODS, Receleur-ettse RECEI'VTNG reception [of stolen goods) recel | -HOUSE bureau de messagerie Re'cently ad. recemment: naguere | As_as, Pas plus tard que T_ROOM salon RECEP'TION [che-nn] [welcome) accueil | RECESS' enhancement : niche [bed _) alcove [break) recreation [holiday) vacances (pl] [of parliament)prorogation \_ES[pl.fig] replis REC'IPE [ress'-e-pi] recette RECIPIENT [pr. ri-sipp'-ye-nntt] celui, celle, qui re^oit (of, ...] [chem) recipient Recip'rocal [fce-Z] a. reciproque [-lly, -ment] RecipTocate. [fcete] va. echanger : repondre a REC FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS REC Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further rendering^", see the various words without the prefix RE... r£CIT' recital: narration : account [mas) reci- RiiCITATIF [pr. the f] _tive Ltative RECITATION" [[ressiteche-nn] recital Reciter' va. to recite : to tell : to say RIlCLAMATEUR claimant RECLAMATION" claim : complaint: challenge : objection : protest RECLAME puff : ‘puffing advertisement’: advertising [typ) catch-word [ Faire de la _, To puff [ou advertise] Reclamer' va. to claim [redemander) to ask (A B) for ... again [implorer) to implore : to turn to [contre, to) to object [contre, against) to protest: to appeal j 11 peut se_de moi, He may make use of my name Reclouer' va. to nail ... up [ou on] again RECLUS' -E _e [en ang. s. c] [pp.) shut up RECLUSION" seclusion [prison) confinement Recogn'er' va. [fig] to knock [ou hit] ... again Recoiffer' va. to dress [ou ‘do up’] ...’s hair again, etc. [Tr. Coiffer] fand corners RECOIN” nook : recess | Coins et_S, Nooks RecoIIer' va. to paste [ou glue] ... again RECOLTE crop : growth [temps, et fig) harvest | — sur pied, Standing crops Recolter' va. to get in [du ble, et fig) to reap Recommandable a. worthy of commendation [pers) respectable RECOMMANDATION" recommendation : esteem [dr) detainer Ides lettres) registration | Lettre de_, Letter of introduction Recommander' va. to recommend (de, to] to commend (a, to] to urge : to order : to tell... to be sure (de, to] [lettres) to register | 11 se recommande de C D, He gives C D as a refer- ence | Cet hotel se recommande par ..., This hotel offers the advantage of ... | Le tableau se —de par, The painting impresses one by ... | Je me recommande a vous pour, I ask your assistance in [ou to] Cette chose se recommande d’elle-meme, This thing carries its own recommendation Recommencer' va. to begin ... [ou do it] again RECOMPENSE [m nasal] reward [des pertes) compensation | En_de, In return for [prix, etc.) as a reward for Recompense!'' [m nasal] va. to reward [pertes) to compensate Recomposer' [m nasal] va. to settle ... again: to rearrange [tore-count Recomp'ter' [mpasn] va. to reckon ... again: Reconciliable a. reconcilable [gai-le-be-l] RECONCILIATEUR -TRICE reconciler RECONCILIATION" _ [eche-nn] Reconcilier' va. [avec, with, (per soy me) to] to reconcile | Se_, To be reconciled RECONDUCTION" renewal of a lease Reconduire va. (V. Table 51) to take ... back [chez soi) to see ... home : to see ... (jusqu’a ..., to, as far as ...] RIlCONFORT” consolation : help Reconforter' va. to cheer : to strengthen Reconnaissable a. recognizable [ndi] II n’est plus_, He is not like the same person : it is not like the same place [ou thing, etc.] RECONNAISSANCE recognition (de, of ...] gratitude (de, for ...] scrutiny : ‘I. 0. U.’: acknowledgment: return [du mont-de-piefe) pawn-ticket [X, etc.) reconnoitring : reconnaissance REC ENGLISH-FRENCH REC RECFTAL [rigaite-l] recit: narration [law) expose [mus) recital Reci'te [i at] va. reciter [narrate) raconter Reck vn. se soucier (de] Little he’ll _, Peu lui importe (de, que] Reck'less a. nonchalant: temeraire : insense | _ly ad. temerairement: furieusement RECK'LESSNESS nonchalance : temerite : insouciance Reck'on [rekk’nn] v. compter (on, sur] evaluer: regarder comme | _ing ..., En comptant...: y compris ... | _ing everything, Tout com- pris | _ing from to-day, a compter (or a partir) d’aujourd’hui | _up, additionner RECK'ONER calculateur [F. Ready] RECK'ONING [rekk’nn] compte [ship) estime [at inn) note : addition: ‘ ecot ’ | Dead —, [d>] Route estimee [ahead, astern, etc. V. Avant, Arriere] To be out in one’s _, Se tromper dans ses calculs Reclai'm va. reformer [criminals) moraliser [from, de) ramener [land) defricher RECLAIMING [of criminal) moralisation [of waste lands) defrichement Recli'ne [pr. ri-klainn'] va. appuyer : reposer [vn.) s’appuyer : se reposer : se coucher Recli'ning a. appuye : couche : penche RECOGNI TION [ke-gh] reconnaissance RECOG'NIZANCES (pi] To enter into_. S’en- gager a comparaitre : souscrire une obligation en due forme : donner caution Rec/ognize [rek-e-glmaize] va. reconnaitre RECOI'L recul [vn.) reculer (from, devant] re- tomber (upon, sur] Recoi'n va. refrapper | _AGE refonte Recollect' va. se souvenir de | — one’s self, sg recueillir RECOLLEC'TION [lek-che-nn] souvenir | To the best of my_, Autant que je puisse m’en souvenii; Recommen'ce [ri-ke-mennce] va._cer Recommend' v. recommander (to, a] [petition) apostiller | I have youth to — me, J’ai la jeunesse pour moi [Mercy RECOMMENDA'TION recommandation [ V. RECOMMEND'ER ... qui recommande Re-commit' va. [bill] renvoyer a la commission REC'OMPENSErecowipense: dedommagement [va) recompenser (for, de] compenser: reparer Recompo'se [ri] va. recomposer Reconci'lable [reke-nn-sa'i-le-be-l] a. reconciliable [things) conciliable (with, avec] Rec'oncile [reke-nn-Qdile] va. reconcilier (to, with, avec] To get [ou be] —d to, [one’s lot, etc.] Se faire a : se resigner a ... Rec'ondite a. secret: mysterieux : abstrus REG FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS REG Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... Reconnaissant’ -e a. grateful (a, to : de, for] La patrie_e, [on an inscription] France, as a mark of her lasting gratitude Reconnaitre va. (Table 60) to know (a, by : pour, to be ...] to-know ... again : to tell : to recognize : to find (que, that ...] to find out : to acknowledge : to admit : to be grateful for : to make (a good ou bad) return for [X, etc.) to reconnoitre | 11 faut _ ..., We must acknowledge ... | Se faire_, To make one’s self known Se_, To know one’s self : to know each other again : to come to one’s self | Je ne m'y reconnais plus, I don’t know where I am or what I’m about | ... se reconnait a. is known by ... Reconnu -e a. acknowledged : recognized : authentic [jpp. V. Reconnaitre] rcover Reconquerir va. (Table 9) to reconquer : to re- RECONSTRUCTION" _ : rebuilding Reconstruire va. (Table 51) to rebuild [fig) to reconstruct Reconter’ va. to tell ... again RECONVENTION" [en, an] [or Demande re- conventionnelle] cross-action Recopier’ va. to take another copy of ... : to copy ... over again : to recopy RECOQU’ILL’EMENT” curling up : cockling : shrivelling Recoqu’ill’er’ va. [& Se_, vr.] to curl [ou ‘cock’] up : to turn : to shrivel : to cockle RECORD" _ [cord RECORDMAN champion : ... who holds the re- Recorriger’ va. to revise ... again RECORS" ‘bumbailiff’ Recoucher’ va. to put ... to bed again : to lay ... down again | Se_, To go to bed again : to lie down again Recoudre va. (Table 55) to sew up ... again RECOUPE [farine) pollard [agr) second crop [eclats) chips (pi] [rognures) clippings (pi] _r’ va. to cut ... again RECOUPETTE sharps (pi] Reeourber’ va. to bend : to bend down Recourir vn. (Table 16) to run again [a. to) to turn : to apply : to have recourse [un cable) to underrun RECOURS" recourse (a, to] resource [dr) remedy : claim [en, to, for) appeal: petition |_ en grace, Recommendation to mercy | _en cassation, Writ of error Recousu-e pp. [V. Recoudre] re-sewn Reconvert’-e pp. [F. Recouvrir] covered (de, Recouvrable a. recoverable [with] RECOUVREMENT" recovery (de, from] recovery of debts : collection [tech) overlap [de montre) cap [reliure) tuck | Faire un_, To collect a debt | Soude a_, Lap-welded (tube] ‘_S’’‘debts collected’ Recouvrer’ va. to recover : to collect (a debt] [& : filin) to haul in | ... a_, Outstanding Recouvrir va. (Table 23) to cover : to cover ... again | Se_, To get cloudy again Recraclier’ va. to spit ... out again [en argot) to ‘fork out ... again’ RECREANCE provisional possession : recall Recreatif -ive a. for recreation : amusing RECREATION"_: play-hours (pi] recess Recreer’ va. to re-establish : to create ... anew Recreer’ va. to amuse : to give a fresh stimulus to | Se_, To take (some) recreation Recrepir va. to rough-cast ... again : to do up [fig) to recast se Rdcrier’ va. to cry out (contre, against...] [sur, of) to be loud in one’s admiration RECRIMINATION" _ [neche-nn'] Recriminer’ vn. to recriminate Recrire va. (Table 48) to write ... again Reeroitre vn. (Table 65) to grow, grow again se Reeroqu’evill’er’ vr. to shrivel up RECRU fresh growth : new shoots (pi] RECRUDESCENCE _ RECRUE recruit: recruiting RECRUTEMENT" recruiting REG ENGLISH-FRENCH REC Reconnoi'tre [noite-r] va. reconnaitre | To go _tring, Aller en reconnaissance | Reconnoitring CORPS, Corps d’observation Re'consid'er va. considerer de nouveau : re- venir sur REC'ORD archives [gramoph.) disque [sports) ‘ record ’ | To beat, hold the_, Battre, detenir le R | It is on_that, 11 est fait mention dans Vhistoire que |_OFFICE archives (pi] grelfe Record' va. enregistrer : mentionner (in, dans: that, que] constater : consigner RECOR'DER archiviste [of a town, city) officier municipal [in Eng.) ‘ recorder ’ [in Belgium) echevin [clerk) greffier [inst.) enregistreur Recou'nt [caounntt] va. raconter : recompter Recoup' va. compenser : rembourser | _ one’s self, vr. se rattraper (by, sur] RECO'URSE [korce] recours | To have_to, Avoir recours a : recourir a Recov'er [ri-ke-ve-r] va. recouvrer : rattraper [take again) reprendre [the body, drowned) repecher _vn. [person ill) se retablir : se remettre [from, de) revenir [from losses, etc.) se relever To_damages [law] Obtenir des dommages-interets | To _ the drowned, Faire revenir les noyes | To have only just _e’d from an illness, Relever [or sortir] de maladie | Recoverable a. [sums) recouvrable [things) qu’on peut recouvrer [or regagner] [V. Curable] Re'-cover va. recouvrir RECOY'ERY [se pr. ri-ke-ve-re] retablissement [debts : law) recouvrement | Past_, Deses- pere : sans remede [patient) condamne -e | On the road to_, En bonne voie de guerison Rec'reant \kri-e-nntt] a. infidele : apostat REC'REA'TION [rekk'ri-eche-nn\ recreation: distraction | _ GROUND terrain de jeux RECRU'IT [pr. ri-croute] recrue : conscrit [va.) retablir : refaire : reparer [X) recrliter [vn. _one’s self) se retablir : se remettre RECRU'ITING [ricroutigne] recrutement — OFFICE bureau de recrutement REC FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS RED Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... Recruter' va. to recruit RECRUTEUR recruiting officer [a.) recruiting Recta ad. punctually : exactly RECTANGLE_ [a.)_angular [triang.) right- Rectangulaire a. lar [angled RECTEUR rector [Used for ‘cure’ in some districts] RECTIFICATION" _ | Rectifier' va. to rec- Rectilign'e a. rectilinear |_tify RECTITUDE _ : integrity RECTO front page (of a leaflet] RECTORAT" rectorship | RECTUM _ REQU receipt | Au_de, On receipt of _-e a. received : admitted : customary RECUEIL' collection : miscellany RECUEILL'EMENT” contemplation : devotion: solemn calm (ou silence] quiet: quietude Recueill'i-e a. gathered : thoughtful: contemplative : serious: calm Recueill'ir va. (Table 13) to gather : to collect: to receive : to take ... in : to pick ... up | Se _, To collect one’s thoughts : to be absorbed in contemplation : to reflect Recuire va. (Table 51) to do ... again : to cook, to bake ... again [tech) to anneal [l’acier) to let down RECUIT"-_E annealing [d’acier) letting down RECUL recoil [de fusil) ‘ kick ’ [tech) slip RECULADE retreat : backing : ‘ climb-down ’ Recul6 -e a. [lieu) distant [temps) remote RECULEE room for backing ou moving back RECULEMENT" backing [de harnais) breeching Reculer' va. to back : to move.. back [retarder) to put off [ frontieres) to push forward | _ vn. to back : to start [ou fall, ou roll, ou step] back : to ‘ back out ’: to give way [canon) to recoil [fusil) to ‘kick’ [cheval) to back : to ‘jib ’ [fig) to draw back : to shrink (from] to ‘ fight shy ’ (of] Ne_devant aucun sacrifice, To spare no expense (or effort] Reculons" | a_, ad. backwards: back | En- trer dans ... a_, To back into ... Recuperer' va. to recover | Se_, vr. to make up (de, for] [en Amerigue) to ‘ recuperate ’ Recurer' va. to scour Recusable a. ... that may be challenged RECUSATION" [du jury) challenge [de, to) exception | Recuser' va. to challenge : to take exception to : to ‘ not admit ’ Se_, To decline to give an opinion R£DACTEUR-TRICE writer [de journal) contributor (to] _en chef, Editor REDACTION" drawing up : drafting : wording [journaux, etc.) editing [personnel) editorial staff: editors (pi] [bureau) editor’s office REDAN" [fort] _ [ridann'2 REDDITION" rendering [X) surrender Redefaire va. (Table 38) to undo ... again Redemander’ va. [a,...] to ask ... for ... again: to ask ... back again : to claim [mets) to take a second helping (of] RI-iDEMPTEUR [m nasal] redeemer REDEMPTION" [m nas.]_[demmp-che-nn] Redescendre vn. to come down again | _va. to take [ou let] ... down again : to come [ou go] down ... again REDEVABLE debtor [a.) indebted (de, for : a, to] REDEVANCE rent: dues (pi] royalty Redevenir vn. (Table 15) to become ... again Redevoir va. to still owe ... REDHIBITION" — ["the transaction Redhibitoire a. redhibitory : ... that annuls Rediger' va. to draw up: to write out [journal) to edit REDING OTE frock-coat Redire va. (Table 41) to tell: to tell [ou say] ... again : to repeat | Trouver a_a, To find fault with | Aimer a_, To be fond of finding REDiSEUR -EUSE repeater : ‘ blab ’ Lfa-ult REDITE continual repetition REDONDANCE redundance Redondant' -e a. redundant Redonner' va. to give ... again : to restore : to return [unepiece) to give ... again [ou bring on the stage again] [vn.) to come on again : to fall (dans, into ...) again [X) to return to the charge | Se_, To apply o’self again to : to give o’s again Redorer' va. to re-gild Redormir vn. (Table 14) to sleep again REC ENGLISH—FRENCH RED RECRU'ITING-OFF'ICER recruteur -SERGEANT sergent recruteur Rec tify [fail va. rectifier REC'TITUDE [tioude] : droiture REC'TOR [te-r] [Gath, priest) cure [Protestant clergyman) ministre : pasteur [of university) recteur : principal | _SHIP rectorat REC'TORY [te-re'] cure : presbytere Recum'bent a. couche [on, sur) appuye Recur' [-rre'd] [ke-r] vn. revenir (a l’esprit] [to, a) recourir [happen) se reproduire RECURR'ENCE [ke-re-nnce] retour Recurr'ent, Recurring [ke-r] a. periodique Re'cut' va. [imp. <fc pp._] retailler : refaire RED [<fc a.] rouge [lips, etc.) vermeil [hair) roux : rouge [V. Hood : Peony] ... getting —, [pers] ... en rougissant | -BREA'ST rouge- gorge |_CHALK sanguine |_CROSS [la) Croix Rouge [a.) de la C.R. | _ NOSE nez rouge | -haire'd a. roux At a _ HEAT [pr. lute] Chauffe au rouge | _HERRING hareng saur | -hot a. rouge : chauffe au rouge [coals) ardent | -hot SHOT boulet rouge |_ LEAD minium [steam joints) mastic rouge au M |_LIQUOR mordant rouge _ TAPE [a e'] ‘fil rouge’ [fig) routine : paperasseries administrates (pi] reglementation [a.) routi- nier | -SKIN Peau-Rouge Redd'e'n v. rougir | Redd'ish a. rougeatre Redee'm [ridime] va. [slave) racheter [bonds) amortir [from pawn) retirer [time, etc.) re- parer | _able [e-be-l] a. rachetable [bonds) amortissable | REDEE'MER [ridime-r] Redempteur REDEMP'TION [dernmpp'-che-nn] re_ [com) RED'NESS rougeur Lrachat RED FRAN<?AIS—ANGLAIS REF Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ Eor further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... Redouble -e a. redoubled | Au pas_, Double- quick Ttion REDOUBLEMENT" increase [gram) reduplica- Redoubler' va. to redouble : to increase [de, en, with) to new-line | _ses efforts, [fig] To come on with redoubled force REDOUL tanners’ sumach [coriarial Redoutable a. formidable : terrible REDOUTE redoub't [se pr. ri-daoute] [salle de danse) assembly-room Redouter' va. to dread [c/ioses) to be liable to injury (de, from] ... cannot bear (de, to] REDRESSE'MENT" straightening [fig) redress Redresser' va. to straighten [la tete) to hold up [fig) to redress [fam) to ‘set ... to rights’ [navire) to right (the ship] [tromper) to ‘do’ | Fortement_esse [geol.] highly inclined Se __ To get straight again : to sit [ou stand] upright [navire) to right herself REDRESSEUR DE TORT'S' [a sort of) Don Quixote [fam) ‘regular Don Quixote’ R«5ductible a. reducible REDUCTION" : reducing (en, into, to] Reduire va. (Table 51) to reduce (en, to] to force : to bring (a, to] [med) to reduce | Faire _au feu, To boil down | Se_, To confine one's self: to be reduced (to] to end (in] to be turned, converted (en, into] r£dUIT" little nook : sty [fort) reduit" REEDIFICATION" rebuilding Reedifier' va. to rebuild Reediter' v. to re- REEL reality [publish : to re-issue Reel, Reelle a. real: actual [-lement' -lly] REELECTION" re-election Reelire va. (Table 44) to re-elect Reexpedier' va. to send.. back [ou on] fagain Reexporter' va. to re-export' : to export ... REFACTION" allowance | _ de droits. Rebate Refaire va. (Table 38) to make, do, do up ... again : to mend, rebuild : to set... up [argot) to ‘do’ | C’est a_, It will have to be done again | Faire_, To have ... done [ou done up] again | Se_, To ‘pick up’ again : to recruit one’s strength [ou health] to recover one’s losses REFAIT' drawn game [pp. V. Refaire] _ a. [fam] taken in : ‘done’ : ‘let in’ REFECTION" restoration : doing ... again : making a fresh ... [repas) refection (room REFECTOIRE refectory : dining-hall : mess- REFEND" | Bois de_, Timber in planks [or deals] Mur de_, Partition-wall Refendre va. to split: to saw ... lengthways RliFtiRli | En__ Provisionally : in a case of urgency Ouge) in chambers | REFERENDUM REFERENCE — : book of patterns L_ Referer' va. [& Se_, vr.] to refer : to ‘leave - it ’: to attribute (a, to] RED ENGLISH-FRENCH REF Red'olent a. | _of tobacco. Qui sent le tabac Redouble [ri-de-be-l] va. redoubler REDOUB T' [daoute] redoute Redou'b'table [ri-daou-te-be-l] a. redoutable Redou'nd vn. contribuer beaucoup (to, a] REDRESS' reparation : recours : remede _va. reparer | To seek_, Demander justice RED'SHANK chevalier gambette [aille RED'START rouge-queue : rossignol de mur- Redu'ce [ri-diouce] va. [lessen) reduire (to, a, en] [enfeeble) affaiblir [bring, put) mettre | To — the TAX upon ..., Degrever | Much _d, [in circumstances) dans la gene [in flesh) maigri | _d SCALE eclielle reduite Redu'cible a. reductible (to, a, en] Redu'cing SOCKET manchon a reduction ‘REDUC'TIO ad ABSUR'DUM ’ [la) demonstration par l’absurde REDUC'TION re_ [of taxes) degrevement Redun'dant [ri-de-nn-de-nntt] a. redondant RED'WING mauvis Re-ech'o vn. retentir [Da.) repeter : redire REED roseau [straw) glui [pipe) chalumeau : mirliton[of clarion’t)anche [weaver’s) peigne: ‘rat’ [V. Warbler] Ree'dy a. plein de roseaux REEF ris [rocks) recif [ra.) prendre le ris de | To close-_, Prendre le bas ris | To take two —s in ..., Prendre le second ris a ... | To shake out a —, Larguer un ris | Close-reefe’d, Au bas ris [V. Cape] Single-_e'd, Cape courante | — BANDS bandes de ris | _K'NOT noeud plat | — TACKLE palanquin REEK fumee: vapeur [dm.) fumer |_ing with, Tout fumant de REEL bobine [fishing-rod) rouet [dance) danse ecossaise : branle [vn.) chanceler: faire des zigzags | _ing, [drunk] Titubant Re-elect' va. reelire | _ION reelection Re-embark' va. rembarquer [dm.) se r Re-enga'ge [ri-ennghedj] va. rengager RE-ENGA'GEMENT [a e] rengagement Re-en'ter [ri-enn-te-r] va. rentrer dans Re-en'trant a. rentrant Re-estab'lish va. retablir RE-ESTAB'LISHMENT retablissement REEVE femelle du combattant: ‘sotte' Reeve va. passer : capeler | _out, efaufiler RE-EXAMINA'TION [neche-nn] nouvel exa- men [of prisoner) nouvel interrogatoire Re-exam'ine va. examiner de nouveau : revoir /'Refer' [-rre'd] va. [a pers. to another) ren- voyer : adresser (a] [a decision) remettre ... a la decision de | _ to, vn. s’adresser a [consult) consulter : cliercher (a voir dans] s [a thing) se referer a [take up a subject) .'*5- relever [com) se recommander (de] I refer to ..., Je veux dire ... : je fais allusion a ...| It_s to, Cela se rapporte a | ... _rre'd to, ... auquel il est fait allusion | To _ the v matter to ..., S’en referer, s'en rapporter a REFEREE' [ref-e-rie] arbitre : repondant REF'ERENCE renvoi: rapport: allusion [com) reference | In_to, a l’egard de : au sujet de: par rapport a | In _ to this, a cet egard | List of_s [on maps, plan] Legende | Works of_Ouvrages a consulter I -MARK renvoi | _NUMBER numero d’ordre Referr'ible a. qu’on peut attribuer REP FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS REF Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... Refermer' va. to shut ... again : to close | Se _, To close again Referrer' va. to shoe ... again : to new-shoe Refiechi -e a. reflected : deliberate [esprit, et gram) reflective | Plus_, Of more character Reflechir v. to reflect : to think (a, sur, upon, over] to weigh | Beaucoup a_, A good deal to think about | Se_, To be reflected | Y To think it over RtFL^CHISSE'MENT ' reflection R£FLECTEUR _tor [a.) reflective REFLET” reflection : flash [fig) reflex Refleter' va. to reflect | Se_, To be reflected Refleurir vn. to blossom again [fig) to flourish again | Reflexe a. reflex REFLEXION" reflection | Faire_, To think | _faite, On thinking it over Refluer' vn. to ebb [fig) to flow over REFLUX"_: ebb : ebb-tide Refondre va. to recast [mown) to recoin [J>) to overhaul [fig) to remodel REFONTE recasting [monnaie) recoinage [fig) remodelling | De grandes _s, A thorough overhaul REFORMATEUR - TRICE reformer [a.) informing | REFORMATION" _ REFORME reform : reformation [soldats) discharge or invaliding thro’ physic, incapacity | Conge de__ Sick leave | La_, The Reformation [F. Spelling, ang.] se Reformer” vr. to re-form Reformer' va. to reform [X, etc.) to reduce : to discharge : to invalid | Se_, To reform [fam) to ‘ do ’ [ou ‘ go on ’] better RliFORMltS' [pi] Protestants REFOULE'MENT” stemming : driving back [ou ‘home’] [de la maree) ebbing [tech, du fer) ‘upsetting’ \hydraul.) delivery Refouler' va. to drive ... back [artill.) to ram home [ou down] [tech, forge) to upset [fig) to stem [vn., de la maree) to ebb REFOULOIR rammer RliFRACTAIRE defaulter [a.) refractory [a, to) disobedient [pretre V. Insermente] Brique —, Fire-brick | Terre_, Fire-clay Refracter' va. to refract | Refractif a._ive REFRACTION"— | a_, Refracting REFRAIN"_ : burden (of a song] Le_de la ballade, The same old story Ref rapper’ va. to strike ... again [vn.) to knock (a, at ...) again Refrener' va. to curb : to master Refrigerant' -e a._ : cooling | Melange_, Freezing mixture REFRIGERATION" _ [dje-reclie-nn] Refrogn'e-e, & Renfrogn'e-e a. frowning : sullen : gruff REFROGN'EMENT" [or Ren_] frowning se Refrogn'er' [and se Renfrogn'er'] vr. to frown : to ‘ look sullen ’ Refroidir va. to cool: to chill [vn. & Se —) to cool: to get cold | Refroidi a Veau, Water- cooled | REFROIDISSE MENT" cooling : chill REFUGE _ | R£FUGl£-E refugee se Refugier' vr. to take refuge : to shelter o’s REFUS' refusal | Cela n’est pas de —, It is not to be despised : I won’t say no to that | Je ne veux pas de_, I won’t take No for an answer REF ENGLISH-FRENCH REF Refi'ne [i at] va. [liq) epurer [metals) affiner [sugar) raffiner [quibble) ergoter Refi'ne'd [ fainndd] a. raffine [pers) distingue : cultive [taste) pur : delicat [writer) elegant REFI'NE’MENT [i at] distinction : delicatesse : Elegance : raffinement | Over__ Recherche : affectation fneur REFI'NER [i at] [sugar) raffineur [metals) affi- REFI'NINGr [i at] raffinage [metals) affinage Refit' [-tted] va. reparer [ship) radouber Reflect' v. [on, sur) reflechir [blame) blamer : critiquer (on, ...] [discredit) faire tort a | It _s great credit on him, Cela lui fait beau- coup d’honneur Reflect'ing a. [surface) reflechissant: reflec- teur [mind, etc.) refiechi REFLEC'TION reflexion : reproche [censure) censure [flash of light) reflet Treflechi Reflec'tive a. reflechissant [mind, and verbs) REFLEC'TOR reflecteur [motor-car) retrovi- Re'flex a. reflexe : refiechi: reflete Lseur Refor'm va. reformer [a criminal) moraliser [vn.) se corriger Re'-for'm [ri-forme] va. reformer REFORMA'TION [ref-eur-meche-nn] re_[of criminals) moralisation | At the —, a I'epoque de la Reforme REFOR'MATORY maison de correction : co- lonie penitentiaire \ _BOY jeune detenu REFORM'ER reformateur [refraction Refract' va. refracter | Refract'ing a. ... a REFRAC'TORINESS [te-re] opiniatrete Refrac'tory [te-re] a. refractaire [horse) retif [child) indocile : recalcitrant [fam) ‘indecrot- table’ [V. Restrain] Refrai'n vn. [from, de) se retenir : s’abstenir Refresh' va. rafraichir | _one’s self, Se r | To be [ou To feel]_e'd, Se delasser : se refaire : se reposer REFRESH'ER [fee) supplement d’honoraires [in bad sense) pot-de-vin [teur Refresh'ing a. rafraichissant [sleep) repara- REFRESH'MENT rafraichissement | To take some_, Se restaurer | _BOOTH buvette | _ ROOM [«&] buffet | REFRESH'MENTS (pi] ‘a boire et a manger’: rafraichissements REFRIO'ERATOR [rifridj'-e-rete-r] glaciere: appareil frigorifique [i-efrigerant) refrigerant Refrig'erating a. frigorifique : refrigerant REF'UGrE [ref'youdj] (from, contre] Night _, Asile de nuit \ To take_in, Se refugier dans (un endroit) [or aupres d’nne personne] REFUGEE' [ref-you-dji] refugie [noble during Fr. Rev.) emigre | Belgian_s, Refugies bel- REFUL'G-ENCE [fe-l] splendeur : eclat L&es Refund' [ri-fe-nndd] va. rendre : rembourser REFU'SAL refus [refuse) premiere offre \ To meet with a_, Essuyer un refus REF FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS REG Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... Refuser' va. to refuse : to deny [invitation) to decline [ &, vn.) to fall off | — sa porte a, To refuse ... admittance | Se _, To deny one’s self : to refuse (a,Ato] not to admit (a, of] to refuse to do it | Etre refuse, [candidat] To fail to satisfv the examiners REFUTATION" _ Rdfuter' va. to refute Regagn'er' va. to regain : to recover : to get back to [temps perdu) to make up for | _le grand chemin, To reach the high road again REGAIN" aftermath [fig) renewal REGAL [pi. _s] treat [de, to : pour, for, to] REGALADE treat [feu vif) blazing fire Regalant' -e a. nice [naice] Regale a. | Eau_, Aqua regia RiiGALE'MENT" [d’un terrain] levelling Regaler' va. to regale (rigliele] to entertain (de, with] to treat (de, to] [le sol) to level REGARD" look : opening | En _, Opposite : on the opposite side | Flatter le_, To please the eye _S' [pi] glances : attention (sing] Regardant' -e a. close : stingy Regarder' va. to look at : to see to [fixement) to gaze at [comme, as) to look upon [dans, into) to look [si, whether) to see [:maison, etc.) to face [fig) to mind : to regard | Cela ne me regarde pas, That is not my' business | Je ne regarde pas a un franc, I’m not particular to a franc | 11 n’y regarde pas de si pres, He’s not very particular | Regardez done! Do look! (at, etc.] See! Y _a deux fois, To think over it carefully | a y bien_, On careful consideration | Se_, To look at [etc., etc.] each other : to be looked at: to regard one’s self Regarnir va. to furnish ... again : to trim ... REGATE [or S' pi] regatt'a Regeler' vn. to freeze [ou be freezing] again REGENCE regency R£g£n£RATEUR-TRICE restorer ERSfc __ a. regenerating RE G ENERA TION'' [ri-djenn-e-re'che-n n] Regenerer' va. to regenerate REGENT' _ [ang. pr. ridje-nnt] [professeur) master [de la Banque) director Regenter' va. to teach : to dictate to : to govern REGICIDE _ [«.) regicidal REGIE administration [impots) excise | En _In the hands of trustees Regimber' vn. to kick (contre, against] REGIME diet: regimen : administration : rule ; period when ... was [ou is] in the ascendant: regular course [de bananier, etc.) cluster : bunch [gram) object | Pression, Vitesse de —, Normal working pressure or speed | — DIRECT [gram] objective case, or governing the accusative [that is, employing no preposition] _ INDIRECT governing the dative, ablative, etc. [that is, requiring a preposition or its equivalent] [F. Table 80] REGIMENT'_ [redj'i-me-nntf] Regimentaire a. regimental KSj, REGINGLETTE spring-trap (for birds] REGION"_ | Regional-e a. local: district| Concours_, Agricultural show (of the D] Regie va. to govern : to manage (par, by] RtGISSEUR [theatre, etc.) manager [domaine) steward [ferme) bailiff REGISTRE register : account: A-book [Amer.) blank book [machine a vapour) throttle-valve [cheminee)damper | Sur mes _s, On my books | Fabrication de _s, Account-book making Reglable a. adjustable RliGLAGE adjustment : adjusting : regulating [papier) ruling [montre) timing REGLE [principe, loi, et tech) rule [o regler) ruler [calcul) sum : rule | _generate, As a general rule | En_, All right: in due form: in proper order | Selon les _s, In rule : according to R | Se faire une _de, To make it a rule to | _a araser, Straight-edge | _ a calcul, Engineer’s slide-rule [_S' monthly courses [ruled [F. Clockwork] Regie -e a. regular : set: methodical [papier) REF ENGLISH-FRENCH REG REFU'SE [pr. ri-fiouze'] premiere offre [u.) refuser | To_to do it, S’y refuser REF'USE [ref-youce'] rebut [a.) de rebut Refu'te [fioute] va. refuter Regai'n va. reprendre : regagner [Paradise) Re'gal [ri-ghe-l'} a. royal Lreeonquerir Rega'le [ri-gliele\ va. regaler [royaute REGA'LIA [ri-gMle-ya] [pi] insignes de la RE OAR'D egard [for, pour) respect | With_ to, Quant a : a l’egard de | Kind_s, Mille amities : ‘mes meilleurs sentiments’ | With kind _s, I am, yours truly, Veuillez agreer Vassurance de mes meilleurs sentiments [F. Interprete fee] Regar'd va. regarder (..., a] avoir egard a | As_s, Quant a Regar'dless a. sans egard (of, pour] REGATT'A regate [or regales, pi] Regenerate [ri-djenn'e-rete] va. regenerer _ [e-rett, a tres bref] a. regenere _ating [a e] a. regenerateur Tdorer Regil'd [guilldd] va. [pp. _ed, ou Regilt] re- REG'IMEN [g df\ regime Regimen'tal [redjinienn'te-l] a. du regiment REGIMEN'TALS [redjimenn'-te-lze) (pi] uniforme REGISTER [gasdj] registre [roll) matricule [pers. F. Registrar] [voters) liste electorate [French ship's) acte de francisation [tonnage) jauge of/icielle[V. Ton] To get _, Faire le R | _OFFICE [i bref] bureau de placement Reg'ister [g as dj] va. [luggage & tech) en- registrer [letters, if with money, etc.) charger [not containing articles of value) recommander [designs, inventions) deposer | By_e’d BOOK-POST, Sous batule recommandee \ Self-_ing, [therm.] a maxima et a minima REG'ISTRAR [en Amerique, _STER] [of births, m., deaths) officier de l’etat civil [univ.) archi- viste [of court) greffier | Before the [married] a la mairie \ Diocesan_, Secretaire de l’eveche | _’S OFFICE bureau de Fetat civil REG FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS REJ Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... R^GLEMENT" regulation : rule [des comptes) settlement: squaring [de police, de la Cham- bre, etc.) standing orders (pi] bye-laws (pi] Reglementaire a. regulation : standard Reqler' va. to regulate [affaire, ou compte) to settle : to square up [papier) to rule [allum- age) to time : to adjust | Se_sur, To set [ou regulate] .*. by ... : to go by what ... does [ou says] to be regulated REGLETTE [typ] reglet ! R^GLEUR ruler REGLISSE [& m.] liquorice [likk'-e-riss] REGLURE ruling fing Regn'ant' -e a. reigning: predominant:prevail- REGN'E reign : predominance [hist. not.) kingdom | Sous le_de, In the R of Regn'er’ vn. to reign : to be dominant: to take the lead [s’etendre) to run [maladie) to be rife | Par le vent qui_, With this' wind REGNiGOLE native ftion REGONFLEMENT" swelling : rising : re-infia- Regonfler' vn. to swell again : to rise again: to be inflated again [va.) to inflate ... again Regorger' vn. to overflow : to be crowded to overflowing : to be overrun (de, with] _de saute, To enjoy splendid health | Faire_a, To force ... to disgorge ... Regoflter' va. to taste ... again REGRAT" petty trading (by small middlemen] Regratter- vn. to bargain : to ‘huckster’ REGRATTIER" huckster : petty salesman REGRET" _ [pr. rigrette] a _, Reluctantly | Avoir du cl’avoir ..., To regret having ... Regrettable a. sad : ...to be regretted : lamentable | Erreur_, Sad mistake Regretter' va. to regret ; to be sorry (de, to] to be sorry to have lost [V. Sorry] Cest a_, It is to be regretted | Regrette-e a. [pers] lamented Regulariser' va. to make ... regular : to put ... to rights [com, fam)to‘set ... straight’ REGULARITE_ty [u comme you] RfllGULATEUR-TRICE _tor [d’une machine) governor [a.) regulating Regulier'-ere a. reg'ular [-rement' -ly] Trouver ... _, To find ... all right REH’ABILITATION"_: re-establishment Reh'abiliter' va. to reinstate (dans, in] to restore (to] Reh'abituer’ a, v. to use ... to ... again REH'AUSSE'MENT" raising [dessin) touching up : putting in the high lights Reh'ausser' va. to raise : to heighten : to set ... off | Rehausse de blanc, Touched up with white | REH'AUT'S' [pi] lights REICHSTAG _ Reimporter' va. to re-import' Reimposer' va. to put ... on again : to tax ... again [typ) to re-impose fing REIIbPRESSION" re'print [Vaction) re'print'- Reimprimer' va. to reprint' | Se_, To be reprinted REIN" kidney | REINS' [pi] loins : back (sing] Se casser les_, To break one’s back | Avoir les_solides, [fig] To have plenty of influence, money | Chute des_, Small of the back REINE queei\ | _ des ABEILL'ES' queen-bee | _ des PRES' meadow-sweet -CLAUDE [pr.-glode] greengage -MARGUERITE China-aster REINETTE rennet: pippin [apple] Reinstaller' va. to re-instal REINTEGRA TION" reinstatement Reintegrer' va. to reinstate : to put ... back (dans, in] to again take up one’s abode in REITERATION" — [ri-itt-e-reche-nn] Reiterer' va. to reiterate [ri-itt'-e-rete] REITRE reiter : German cavalry-man | ‘Vieux _,’ Cunning old fellow Rejai'll'ir vn. to spurt up [ou out] to gusl^ (out] to fly : to rebound (contre, against] [lu- miere) to be reflected (de, from] Faire _, To send out REG ENGLISH-FRENCH REJ REGISTRATION [treche-nn] enregistrement [letters) chargement[designs) depot |-PLATE [motor-car] plaquede police : P reglementaire REG'ISTRY enregistrement [courts) greffe | -OFFICE bureau de placement REGRET' _ tea | With _, a regret Regret' [-tted] va. regretter (to, de : that, que] It is to be_tted that, 11 est a regretter que Reg'ular [you-le-r] a. [in, dans, a] regulier [way of living) regie [V. Clockwork] [usual) accoutume : normal [proper) en regie [established) organise [arrant) franc : fieffe | A_ thief, Un vrai filou | _S [pi] troupes regu- lieres | Reg'ularly ad. regulierement [properly) en regie [quite) completement: franche- ment: bien Reg'ulate [you-lete] va. regler (by, sur] diriger REGULATION [reg-you-leche-nn] reglement [a.)reglementairejREG'ULATORregulateur REHEAR'SAL [ri-heurce'l] [of a performance) repetition [telling) recit Rehear'se [heurce] va. repeter [tell) raconter REIGN regne [vn.) regner | In the_of. Sous le R de | _ing a. regnant [present) actuel Reimburse [ri-inim-beurce] va. rembourser _MENT remboursement REIN [rene] rene | To give the_to, Lacher la bride a | To take the_s, Prendre les renes | _in, va. retenir : maintenir REIN'DEE'R [reine-dire] [pi._] renne /Reinfo'rce va. renforcer | _MENT ren- forcement [body of men) renfort ^ _ed CONCRETE, beton arme Reinsta'te va. retablir : reintegrer <2 _MENT reintegration *[ Reinvest' va. [money] replacer _MENT [money] nouveau placement l^Reinves'tigate va. examiner ... de nouveau REISS'UE [ri-icliou] [notes) nouvelle emission [books) nouvelle edition : reimpression [va.) emettre de nouveau [books) reediter Reit'erate [ri-itt'e-rete] va. reiterer T re jet Reject' va. rejeter : repousser REJEC'TION Rejoi'ce va. rejouir [vn.) se rejouir (at, to, de] REJ FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS REL Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... REJAILLISSE'MENT" spurting: gushing (out] rebounding : flashing : reflection REJET- rejection | _de Vannee, New shoot | _du pourvoi, Appeal dismissed Reje’table a. that cannot be entertained Reje’ter- v. to throw ... back [oter) to throw ... away [ne pas recevoir) to refuse : to reject [un pourvoi) to dismiss [vomir) to throw up : to be unable to keep down [plante) to put forth | Se_sur, To fall back upon REJE'TON" young shoot: sucker [poet.) scion : offspring Rejoindre va. (Table 57) to join ... again : to overtake : to rejoin (one’s regiment, etc.] Se _, To meet (a, with] to reunite (a, to] Rejouer' va. to play ... again R£jOUI -E ‘jolly fellow ’:1jolly-looking woman ’ [a.)‘jolly’ Rejouir va. to rejoice : to delight: to enliven | _le CCEUR, To do one’s heart good | Se — de, To be delighted at [ou with] to be glad (of] to enjoy one’s self (a, at, in : en, in] REJOUISSANCE rejoicing : festivity [viande de boucherie) bones, etc. as make-weight that must be taken with the meat Rejouissanf-e a. jovial: amusing RELACHANT- [&_-e a.] laxative RELACHE intermission : relaxation [theatre) ‘no performance’ | Faire_, To have [ou to be] no performance | Sans _, a. unremitting: unceasing [ad. ly] RELACHE port to put in at [act) putting in | _ forcee, Putting in through stress of weather, etc. | Faire_a ..., To put into ... | Se met- tre dans un port de_, To run into a place of shelter Relache-e a. loose : lax : relaxing RELACHEMENT- relaxation: looseness: loosening : abatement [du temps)breaking : getting milder [du travail) slackening : falling off Relacher- va. to loosen : to slacken : to abate: to let ... go [me'd, etc.) to relax [&) to put back [prisonn.) to release | Se_, To slacken [du temps) to get milder RELAIS- relay : stage : change of horses : land left by the sea Relancer- va. to rouse : to ‘take ... up’ : to ‘touch ... up a bit’ RELAPS-E [laps] apostate [a.) ... relapsed Relargir va. to make ... wider RliLARGISSEMENT-- widening : letting out Relater- va. [law] to mention : to state Relatif -ive a_ive: relating (a, to] comparative _ivement- ad. relatively : comparatively | _a, In reference to RELATION"_(a, to] connection (avec, with] account (de, oH Entrer en — avec, To open up a C with 1 Etre en_avec, To have some C [ou something to do] with ... : to be connected with ... | Ne pas etre en_avec, To have nothing to do with _S" [pi] acquaintances Relaver- va. to wash ... again Relaxer- va. to set ... free [ou at liberty] Relayer- va. to relieve [wi.) to change horses | Se _., To relieve one another RELEGATION" banishment Releguer’ va. [a, to] to banish : to send ... away : to put aside RELENT" musty smell RELE' VAI'LL'ES' (pi] churching RELE'Vt list [resume d’un compte) statement [fer acheval) shift |_de POTAGE boiled meat coming next after the soup _S- OFFICIELS- official returns Rele-ve-e a. high : lofty : elevated : noble : exalted [cuisine) highly^easoned [V. Relever] RELE- VEE \ De _, In the afternoon : P.M. REL^VEMENT- raising [d’un pont) rise : sheer [4>) bearings (pi] [compas) setting Rele'ver- va. to raise : to hold [ou take,ou keep up] [des chiffres) to take (dans, from] [faire valoir) to set.. off: to add to [sujet) to refer to: to mention [cuisine) to season highly [rem- placer, liberer) to relieve [&) to weigh [une cote) to take the bearings of [un feu) to stir \jpeint) to touch up [wi.) to be dependent (de, on] to be under (the orders of] to take one’s cue or inspiration (de, from] _de maladie, To be just recovering j Se_, To rise (again] to recover (one’s self] [du lit) to get up again RELIAGE hooping REJ ENGLISH-FRENCH REL REJOI'CING- rejouissatice (-s] Rejoi'n va. rejoindre [rn.)repliquer :repondre | _DER repartie : replique Reju'venate va. rajeunir Rekin'dle va. rallumer RELAP'SE rechute [wi.) retomber (into, dans] Rela'te [le'fe] v. [how, comment) raconter [to, a) avoir rapport [or trait] se rapporter |_d a. [to, de] parent [by marriage, etc.) allie (a] Rela'ting to, Relatif-irea:qui se rapporte a RELA'TION [rileche-nn] _: rapport [kindred) parent [by marriage) allie [ V. Etre, line 28] _S parents | _SHIP parents : filiation REL'ATIVE parent-e [a.) relatif:qui se rapporte (to, a] Near_S, Proches Tdre : se reposer Relax' va. relacher [w.) se relacher : se deten- RELAXA'TION relachement: relache : repos Relax'ing a. relachant [climate) debilitant : RELAY' relais [enervant RELEA'SE [re-lice] elargissement [fig) deli- vrance [from obligation) liberation [from debt) decharge [law) cession _va. relacher [from prison) elargir [free) de- livrer (from, de] decharger : liberer Relent' vn. s’attendrir : se repentir Relent'less a. impitoyable : inflexible Rel'evant [reli-ve-nntt] a. applicable (to, a] quia rapport(a] a propos Reli'able [on dit mieux ‘trustworthy’] a. sur : exact: digne de confiance | RELI'ABILITY [person) honorabilite [documents) credibility RELI'ANCE confiance [things) solidite REL'IC [saint’s) relique [remnant) reste REL'ICT [law] veuve REL FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS REM Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... RELIEF [rul-yaife] Bsj [re-life] set'-off (a, to] Carte en_, Raised map | Donner du_a ..., To set ... off' | _S’ [pi] scraps Relier' va. to tie ... again [a, with) to connect [livres) to bind [tonneau) to hoop RELIEUR -EXJSE bookbinder : binder RELIGIEUX' -EUSE monk : nun [a.) religious : monastic [exact) scrupulous _sement* ad. religiously : scrupulously RELIGION" — [etat) convent life [du serment) sacredness | Entrer en_, To take the vows | Se faire une_de, To consider it one’s boun- den duty to ... | Surprendre la_de, To de- RELIQU'AIRE shrine : reliquary [ceive RELIQU’AT” balance | RELIQTJ'E relic Relire va. (Table 44) to read ... again | Se_, To be read [ou worth reading] again RELIURE binding [pour feuilles mobiles) binder | Atelier de_, Binding-room | Demi-_, Half-B | En demi-_, Half-bound Relouer' va. to let... again : to take ... again : to sub-let Reluire vn. (Table 51 : no perfect] to shine : to be bright: to glisten [F. Gold, ang.] Reluisant’-e a. shining : glistening : bright Reluquer' va. [fam] to keep eyeing : to‘keep an eye upon ’: to have an eye to Rema^onner' va. to repair REMANIEMENT, REMANlMENT altering: rearrangement [typ) overrunning [litterature) rifacimento Remanier" va. to go over ... again : to do ... again : to make (some) alteration in : to turn [typ) to overrun [marry again Remarier- va. to marry ... again | Se_, To Remarqu'able a. remarkable [ mf -bly] REMARQTJ'E remark [40 mark (for steering by] _r' va. to remark : to notice : to mark ... again | _ez bien! ..., mind you ! | Faire_, To point out | Se faire_, To distinguish one’s self (par, by] to be noted, ou remarked (for] /REMBALLAGE repacking Remballer’ va. to pack ... up again REMBARQU'EMENT’ re-embarking Rembarqu'er' va. [& Se_, vr.] to re-em- bark (dans, in] Rembarrer" va. [fam] to ‘set ... down’ REMBLAI embankment Remblayer* va. to embank REMBOITE’MENT' setting in : re-setting ffl Remboiter' va. to set: to re-set: to fit in gREMBOURRAGE stuffing <2 Rembourrer" va. to stuff (de, with] .S Remboursable a. repayable [obligations, et ”3 rentes) redeemable REMBOURSEMENT’ repayment | Expedier c ... contre _, To forward the invoice with •” (the goods) that Rail. Co. (or carrier) may S collect the amount with the carriage [i.e., for ‘cash on delivery’] Rembourser' va. to repay : to reimburse [rentes, etc.) to redeem | Se faire_, To obtain the payment of Rembrocher' va. to put... on the spit again Rembruni-e a. ... grown dark : gloomy Rembrunir va. to make ... darker: to cloud | Se_, To get darker [ou more gloomy] Tness ^REMBRUNISSE MENT" darkening : gloomi- REM^DE remedy (a, pour, contre, for] [lavement) enema | ‘_ d’amour,’ Very ugly woman [V. Quack] Porter_a, To remedy | Le _est pire que le MAL, The R is worse than the disease Remedier" a, vn. to remedy : to mend : to put ... right: to stop RemSler" va. to mix ... again REL ENGLISH-FRENCH REM RELIE'F fea soulagement [help) secours[law) reparation : redressement | In_, [sculp] En relief [enchased) repousse | To stand out in _, Ressortir | Out-door_, Secours a domicile | _STAMPING timbrage (a sec or en couleur] TICKET bon de secours Relie've va. soulager [assist) secourir [set in relief) mettre en relief [sentry) relever | _ one’s self, [one’s mind] Se decharger (le coeur] _the WATCH, Changer le quart RELIEVING ARCH arc de declmrge RELIEVING OFF'ICER [lie, lT\ commissaire des pauvres : membre du bureau de bienfaisance Re light [ri-la'itt] va. rallumer Tculte RELI'GION [rilidj-nn] r [form of worship) Relig'ious [pr. relidje-ss] a. religieux : pieux [duties) religieux [book) de piete _LIB'ERTY liberte des cultes Relig'iously ad. religieusement Relinq'uish va. abandonner [claims) renoncer a | _MENT renonciation REL'ISH gout: saveur [cuisine) hors-d’ceuvre | With a _, De bon appetit | _ va. [one’s food) trouver bon : manger ... de bon appetit [flavour) relever [vn.) avoir bon gout RELUC'TANCE [ri-le-k'te-nnce] repugnance fea | With_, a contre-coeur Reluc'tant [le-k'le-nntt] a. hesitant: peu em- presse (fo, de] To be very_to, Avoir beau- coup de repugnance a ... _ly ad. a contre-coeur Rely' upon [rilcii' e-ponn] vn. compter sur 11 _upon it, J’y compte [Remai'n vn. rester | That_s to be proved, Cela n'est pas demontre | I_, respectfully, Je suis avec respect [V. Believe] It_s to 'g be seen whether ..., Reste a savoir si | ... T has _e'd, ... est reste | 2 from 6, there_s s- 4, De 6 otez 2, reste 4 | REMAIN'DER reste Tnuments VREMAI'NS [mennze] [pi] restes : debris : mo- Remand' va. renvoyer a une autre audience REMARK' remar que [va.) remarquer fee [point out) faire r | _S [criticisms] appreciations Remark'able [ke-be-l] a. [for, par, pour] re- marquable | Nothing_, Rien de R Remark'ably [ke-ble] ad. remarquablement Reme'dial a. reparateur REM'EDY [rem-e-de] remede fea [law) recours [ra.) remedier a REM FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS REM Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘ again. ’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... Rememorer' va. to remind | Se_, To recollect Remener* va. to bring [ou take] ... back (de, from : a, to] Remercier' va. to thank (de, for] to dismiss REMERCIMENT' [or_CIEMENT' or _S' pi] thanks (de, pour, for] RE!M£r£ | a_, With power of redemption Remettre va. (Table 66) to put... back again (a sa place, in its P] [habillement) to put on ... again Ipers, etc.) to bring ... round again : to restore : to reinstate (in] [remboiter) to set [livrer) to hand : to give (a, to] [envoyer) to forward : to send : to entrust (aux soins de ..., to ...’s care] lime somme) to remit (a, to] [pardonner) to remit (a, ...] [un compte) to render [ajourner) to put... off (a, to, till] [se rappeler) to remember: to know [rendre, etc.) to return | Faire_..., To send ... to ... [F. Mettre] Se_, To set to' again : to ‘ be all right ’ again : to call ... to mind : to go back (a, to] to go on ...ing again : to be put off : to resign one's self: to be reconciled [temps) to clear up | _en mer, To put to sea again | S’en_a, To leave it to ... Remeubler' va. to new-furnish REMINISCENCE _ Remis'-e a. put off: drawn (game] REM1SAGE | Au _, At the hotel ou livery- stables | REMISE fly : [hired) carriage REMISE giving up [com) remittance : payment : allowance : trade A : discount [renvoi) postponement [lieu) coach-house: shed | Sans _, Without delay | Voiture de_, Hired carriage (from livery-stable] Remiser' va. to put ... in the coach-house Remissible a. pardonable REMISSION"_ [c7ie-«n] Sans_, Merciless lad.) mercilessly : without mercy gRemmancher' va. to put a new handle to ~ [fig) to set ... going again §Remmener' vn. to bring [ou take] ... back REMOIS' -E native of Rheims [a.) of, around R REMONTAGE new fronting Ipendule, montre) winding-up ["horses for the army REMONTE [or, Chevaux de_] fresh horses : Remonter- v. to remount: to go up ... again : to set ... again : to set ... up again : to run : to go back (a, to] [s’elever) to get higher : to rise [elever, ranimer) to raise [to pendule) to wind up Ichaussure) to new-front | Faire_, To carry [ou trace] ... back (a, to] REMONTOIR | a _, Keyless REMONTRANCE remonstrance | Faire des —s a, To remonstrate with Remontrei*’ va. to show ... again : to point out to (que, that] to remonstrate (with] En_, To show ... how to set about it [F. Gros-Jean] Remordre v. to bite ... again | Y_, To try, REMORD'S' remorse [ou ’tackle it,’ again RE3IORQIPE towing-liawser: towing: haulingl Donner la_a, To take ... in tow i Se mettre a la — de, To follow : to let o’self be led by | Larguer la_, To cast off the tow-rope Remorqu'er' va. to haul [bateau) to tow REMORQU'EUR a vapeur, Steam-tug Remoudre va. (Table 56) to grind ... again Remoudre va. (Table 56) to sharpen : to re-set Remoui'U'er' va. to wet ... again [4>,vn.) to cast anchor again REMOULADE mustard-sauce [mustard, salt. pepper, oil, and sweet herbs] RiiMOULEUR grinder : knife-grinder Remoul u -e pp. [F. Remoudre] Remoulu -e pp. [F. Remoudre] REMOUS' eddy : whirl [heaping up of water by impetus]_du courant. Rippling of the tide | _du sillage, Dead water fREMPAl'LL'AGE chair-mending ’tjRempai'H'er' va. to new-bottom a REMPAI'LL'EUR -ETJSE chair-mender c Rempaqu'eter' va. to pack up ... again -REMPART” rampart [fig) bulwark ^ Rempieter' va. [des bas] to new-foot VREMPLAQANT- substitute REM ENGLISH-FRENCH REM Remem'ber [rimemm'be-r] va. se souvenir de: se rappeler [know) reconnaitre : remettre | _ me kindly to ..., Rappelez-moi au bon souvenir de ... | I _ going to see ..., Je me souviens d’etre alle voir ... | Yes, I_it well, Oui, je m’en souviens bien REMEM'BRANCE [bre-nnce] souvenir : me- moire | My kind_to ..., Bien des choses de M/a part a ... : mes amities a ... Remi'nd [i aV] va. faire souvenir : rappeler a : faire rappeler (of, ...] REMI'NDER memento : ... qui fait ressouvenir | To give ... a_, Rappeler [...] a ... Remiss' a. negligent | _ly ad. negligem- ment | REMISS'NESS negligence Remit' [-tted] va. [to slacken) se relacher de [fines, etc.) remettre : faire remise de [send on) envoyer : faire une remise de REMITT'ANCE [te-nnce] remise (de fonds] envoi de fonds : envoi | REMITT'ER envoyeur REM'NANT reste [drapery) coupon : bout Remod'el [-lle'd] va. refondre : remodeler REMON'STRANCE [_stre-nnce] remontrance Remon'strate [strete] vn. [with, a] faire des remontrances REMOR'SE remords Remor'se'less a. impitoyable Remo'le a. eloigne [antiquity) recule _ly ad. de loin [slightly) faiblement REMO'TE'NESS [distance) eloignement: distance [slightness) faiblesse Remou'nt va. remonter | —ING remonte Remo'vable [rimou-ve-be-Q a. transportable : qu’on peut detacher [pers) amovible REMO'YAL [ri-mouve-f] [from office) renvoi : destitution [departure) depart : changement de domicile [conveyance) transport [furniture from a place) demenagement [furniture to a place) emmenagement [taking away) enlevement [of surgical apparatus, a corpse, etc.) levee [of pain) soulagement | Before my — to Paris, Avant d’aller m’installer [m’etablir] a P REM FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS REN Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘ again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE.r /^EMPLACEMENT" replacing [ X. etc.) finding a substitute | En_de, In the place of liem placer' va. to replace : to take [ou fill] the place of [ou ...’s place] to do [ou be used] instead of | Se faire_, To find a substitute REMPLAGE filling up [mag) rubble REMPL! tuck : taking in Remplier' va. to take ... in : to tuck up ^Remplirva. to fill : to fill... up [devoirs, etc.) u to fulfil: to perform [executer) to execute : •§ to realize [une place) to hold | Cela remplit le but, That answers the purpose REMPLISSAGE filling (up, ou in] ‘ something § to fill up with ’: padding [&) dead-wood = REMPLISSEUR filler •~se Remplumer' vr. [oiseaux) to get new g feathers [pers) to be ‘picking up again ’ Rempocher' v.to put... back in one’s pocket REMPOiSSONNE'MENT" stocking ... with fish again | _onner' va. to re-stock Rein porter" va. to take ... back [ou away] to carry off [ou baok, ou away] [victoire, prix) to gain : to ‘ get ’ [la palme) to bear away Rempoter' va. to put... in pot again VRemprunter' va. to borrow ... again REMUAGE stirring [du ble) turning Remuant' -e a. restless : moving REMUE'-MliNAGE stir : bustle : upset REMUE'MENT" stir [action) stirring Remuer' va. to move : to stir : to keep moving ; to ‘ fidget ’ [la queue) to wag | Se_, To move: to stir : to bestir o’s : to ‘ keep fidgeting about ’ R£MUN£RATEUR-TRICE rewarder _ a. ... that repays REMUNERATION" 0=^ recompense Remunerer' va. to recompense : to repay Renacler' vn. to snuffle : to snort [fam) to refuse to do anything RENAISSANCE [du moyen age) ‘_’ ; renascence [fig) revival [theologie) regeneration | Renaissant' -e a. reviving : springing up again | Toujours __ Ever returning Renaitre vn. (Table 61 : no past participle) to revive : to spring up [ou live] again : to return [theol) to be born again RENARD"fox [Grlapir = to bark] [&) cant-hook [vulg) vomiting | lChasse aux_s,’ ‘Peaceful picketting ’ | Un fin [pers'] A ‘ sly dog ’ | E vixen [i.e.,she-fox] EAU cub | IER" fox- RENARDIERE fox-hole earth’ [catcher Rencaisser' va. to put ... in boxes again [une somme) to put ... back into the cash-box Rencheri -e a. dearer [pers) over-nice Rencherir v. to outbid [etre en hausse) to get [ou be getting] dearer : to be rising again : to advance | — sur ..., To outdo : to surpass RENCH^RISSEMENT" rise (in price] Rencogn'er' va. to drive ... into a corner | Se __ To put one’s self in the corner RENCONTRE meeting (de, with] [chance) encounter : hit: circumstance [au pistolet, etc.) duel [comptab.) folio | Aller, venir, a la_de. To go [To come] to meet | De _, Secondhand | En toute —, On any occasion : in any case | Faire la_de, To meet: to meet with | Faire une mauvaise _, To meet with thieves [or the like] Roue de_, Balance-wheel Reneontrer' va. to meet (a person] to meet with (a thing] to find : to come across [un navire) to speak | _bien, To have a lucky chance : to be lucky | Se_, To meet (each other, one another] to'be of the same mind (avee, with] to be met with : to be found : to happen | _trez! Shift your helm! | _trez a Vauloffee! ‘ No nearer! ’ | _trez a I'arrivee! ‘Nothing off!’ [who gives the account RENDANT- COMPTE [mp nasal] [dr] person RENDEMENT' yield : output; returns (pi] [de mack.) efficiency se Rendetter' vr. to run into debt again RENDEZ'-VOUS' ‘—-_’ : appointment [de) resort (of] ‘great place’ (de, for] [c7iasse) meet [F. Hunting, ang.] Donner_a, To make an appointment to meet | J’ai un_a 9 Tieures, I have an appointment at 9 o’clock Rendormir va. (Table 14) to lull ... to sleep again | Se_, To go to sleep again Rendosser' va. to put on ... again Rendre v. [a, to) to return : to give : to give (CD ...) again [livrer) to deliver [rapporter) to yield : to bring in [faire) to make [service, justice, etc.) to do [la justice) to administer [transporter) to take [faire recouvrer) to restore [_gorge, fig) to disgorge [evacuer) to bring away [traduire) to render (en, into, in] [exprimer) to utter ; to express [ceder) to ‘give in’ | Vanw, To give up the ghost | [F. Even, a. ang.] visite a, To pay... a visit Se —, To present one’s self: to go : to be [a ses devoirs) to attend to [pres de ...) to wait upon [se faire) to make o’self [ceder) to give in [ou up] to acknowledge o’self in the wrong : to give o’self up : to surrender [etre traduit) to be rendered [F. Compte] REM ENGLISH-FRENCH REN REMO'VE [ri-mouve] pas : distance [relationship) degre [to, a) depart [dishes) entree _ va. [ take away) enlever: oter [ a corpse, a difficulty) lever [withdraw) retirer [displace) deplacer [convey) transporter (to, a] [furniture from a place) demenager [furniture to a place) emmenager [pain) soulager [dismiss) renvoyer | _ vn. se deplacer [move house) demenager : emmenager : changer de domicile [from, de ; to, a) aller | Far removed from, Bien eloigne de Remu'nerate [ne-rete] va. remunerer : re- <§ tribuer : recompenser (for, de, pour] | REMUNERATION 'tea retribution Remunerative a. remunerateur Rend va. [imp. & pp. Rent] dechirer [split) fendre [vn.) se dechirer : se fendre | Rent in pieces, Mis en pieces [or morceaux] Ren'der va. rendre [accounts) remettre [suet) fondre [parts, etc.) interpreter RENDERING traduction [artistic) interpretation [accounts) remise | New_, Variante REN FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS REN Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... RENDU [or Prete_] C'est un_! It is ‘tit for tat!’ Rendu -e pp. [of Rendre, v.] arrived : reached [_a domicile, etc.) delivered [las) ‘knocked up’ | Compte_, Report: account: proceedings (pi] [de, with Renduire va. (Table 51) to do... over again Rendurcir va. to harden RENE rein | Fausse_, Bearing-R | Tenir les _s, To hold the R’s RENIiGAT"-_E renegade : turncoat Renfatter’ va. to repair the roof of RENFERMlt j Cela sent le_, There is a close, fusty smell (here, ou there] Renfermer' va. to shut ... up : to contain : to comprise : to restrict (dans, to] to restrain | Renferme sous ce pli, Enclosed herewith | Se_, To shut o’s up Renfiler' va. to thread ... again se Renflammer' vr. to flare up again RENFLEMENT' swelling Renfler' vn. to swell: to rise [afloat again RENFLOUAGE, RENFLOUE'MENT ' getting ... Renflouer' va. to set... afloat again RENFONCEMENT’ cavity: hollow [peint)depth: background [typ) indention Renfoncer" v. to sink [son chapeau) to pull down [ou knock down] [un tonneau) to new- bottom [typ) to indent RENFORQATEUR [phot] intensifier Renforce-e a. regular : complete : confirmed RENFORCEMENT' strengthening: intensifying: reinforcement [phot) to intensify Ren forcer' va. to strengthen : to reinforce RENFORT" fresh strength [X) reinforcement [voile) strain-band | Cheval de Extra horse se Renfrogn'er' vr. to frown [listment RENGAGEMENT' re-engagement [ X) re-en- Rengager' va. to re-engage [X) to re-enlist [effets) to pledge ... again ‘RENGAINE’ | C’est la _ de C D, It is the string C D is always harping on [ou, his ‘ pet theme’] C’est toujours la meme_! It's the old’ story! | Quelle_! We’ve heard all that before! Rengainer' va. to sheathe [fig & fam) to keep | — son compliment, To forbear : to ‘shut up’ RENGORGEMENT' bridling up se Rengorger' vr. to carry o’self proudly Rengraisser' vn. [Se_, vr.] to get fat again RENIEMENT' or RENIMENT' denial Renier’ va. to deny : to disown RENIFLEMENT' snorting : sniffing Renifler' vn. to snort: to sniff | 11 renifla, He didn’t like it | _sur Vavoine, To be off (his) RENNE reindeer Uee<i RENOM" [m nasal] renown [for Renomme-e a. renowned [fam) noted (pour, RENOMMEE fame : report: reputation Renoinmer' va. to re-elect: to celebrate RENONCE renounce [at cards] —MENT' renunciation | Renoncer' a, vn. to give up | J’y renonce, I give it up RENONCIATION" renunciation [eclie-nn] RENONCTJLE ranun'culus RENOUEE knot-grass Renouer' va. to tie : to resume : to renew RENOUEUR ‘bone-setter’ RENOUVEAU return of spring : spring-time Renouveler' va. to renew : to revive : to alter RENOUVELLE'MENT" renewing : renewal: reiteration [lit) rifacimento [novating RIlNOVATEUR -TRICE renovator | _ a. re- RENOVATION"_ [renno-veche-nn] renewal RENSEIGN'EMENT'S' (pi] information! Bureau de_, Enquiry office | Pour tous —, [or plus amples_,] s’adresser a ..., For further particulars apply to... | Prendre des —, To make enquiries (sur, about] Renseign'er' va. to inform : to give ... some information | Mai_gne, Misinformed | Se _, To make enquiries : to find out (sur, about] RENTE rent : income [sur l’etat) funds (pi] dividends (pi] _ fonciere, Ground-rent | — viagere, Life annuity | 1000 fr. [or livres] de _, £40 a year | 11 vit de ses —s, He lives on his property [ou, lives independent] Impot sur la_, Income-tax deducted from government dividends | Le cours de la__ The price of stocks [well-to-do Renter' va. to endow | Bien rente, Well off: RENTIER" -IERE fundholder : gentleman [ou lady] of property : gentleman RENTOILAGE putting new canvas (to a picture] Rentoiler' va. to new-line, put new canvas to Rentraire va. (Table 40) to darn [suppressed Rentrant'-e a. re-en'trant | Rentre -e a. [med] RENTREE re-opening (schools, tribunals, etc.] beginning of term : resuming of the classes : going back to school : re-appearance [foins) getting in | J’attends des_s, I expect to receive some payments REN ENGLISH-FRENCH REN REN'EGADE [renn'i-ghed] renegat Renew' [niou] va. renouveler | _one’s subscription, Se reabonner Renew'able [niou-e-Vl] a. renouvelable RENEW'AL [niou-e-l] renouvellement | _of subscription, Reabonnement Renew'e d a. renouvele RENN'ET presure [apple) reinette Renou'nce [ri-naounnce] va. renoncer a Ren'ovate [novete] va. renouveler : rajeunir : remettre a neuf RENOW'N [ri-naounn] renom : renommee Rcnow'ne'd a. renomme (for, par, pour] RENT dechirure : accroc : rupture [of house) loyer : prix du loyer [of land, farm) fermage | Quarter’s_, Terme | A year’s_[farm] line annee de fermage | _S [pi] rentes : revenu | Rent va. prendre ... a loyer [or ... a ferme] [let) louer To be_ed, Se louer [pp. V. Rend] RENT'AL [renntCl] [ou RENT'-ROLL] etat annuel des revenus RENT ER [Amer.] V. TENANT RENUNCIA'TION [ri-ne-nnci-eclie-nn] renon- ciation : renoncement REN FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS REP Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... lientrer’ va. to get [ou take, ou bring] ... in [40 to haul in [avirons) to ship [ou boat] [to.) to go [ou come] in : to return (dans, en, to] to go [ou come, ou get] into... again : to reopen : to re-commence _les foins, To get in, ou bring in, the hay Faire_, To take in : to get [ou call] in : to send : to send in | _ chez soi, To go back (ou to return, ou come back) home | _en soi-meme, To reflect seriously | — dans ses droits, To recover one’s rights Rentrez! Unship your oars! [ V. Ship] Renversant' -e,’ a. startling : stunning RENVERSE | a la_, ad. on one’s back : backward | Tomber a la_, To fall on one’s back : ‘ to be struck all of a heap ’ « —MENT" upsetting : overturning :1 turning <§ ... upside down’ : inversion | Mecanisme de 65 _, Reversing gear Renverser’ va. to turn ... upside down : to upset : to ‘put ... out’ : to throw ... down : to reverse | Se_, To fall over : to upset: to V throw one’s self down [chose) to be thrown RENVIDEUR self-acting mule [down RENVOI sending back : return : dismissal: postponement [discussion) adjournment [typ, etc.) reference : note [du son) reverberation [de l’estomac) rising Renvoyer’ va. (V. Table 8) to send back : to return : to send ... away : to dismiss : to refer (a, to] to postpone : to put ... off: to defer [le son) to re-echo : to reverberate | _Vaffaire pour supplement d’instruction, To stay proceedings REORGANISATION"_za'tion [zeche-mi] Reorganiser’ va. to re-or'ganize [nai’ze] REOUVERTURE re-opening REPAIRE haunt: den [de brigands) cave Repaftre v. (Table 62) to feed [ses yeux) to feast (de, upon] to satiate (with] Se_de, To feed, live, feast upon Repandre va. to spill : to pour out: to send out: to scatter: to spread : to diffuse [larmes, sang) to shed [4>, sur les vergues) to lay out | Se _, To be upset : to spread (sur, over : dans, through] to be poured out [en, in, into) to run out: to burst: to go | Se _ dans le monde, To go into company | Homme repandu, Man well known in society | Ties repandu -e, Widely circulated : in very general use [opinion) generally received Reparable a. ... that can be repaired Reparaitre to. (Table 63) to re appear : to make its, one’s [ou their] appearance again RliPARATEUR restorer [a.) restorative [politique) of restoration [ou reparative] REPARATION" repair [pour, for) amends | En_, Under [ou undergoing] repair | _par les armes, Duel | Necessaire de _s, [eye] Re- pairing-outfit Reparer’ va. to repair [des torts) to redress [affaires, forces) to recover : to mend [faute) to make amends for [pertes) to make up for : Reparler’ to. to speak again Lto make good REPARTIE repartee' [tee se pr. ft] Repartir va. (Table 20 : conj. with Avoir) to answer (... with] to say in reply [to. conj. with Eire) to set out again : to return [train) to run on : to leave again Repartir va. (Table 2) to distribute (entre, among] [impots, etc) to assess [actions) to RIlPARTITEUR assessor [allot REPARTI TION" ’distribution [impots, etc.) assessment | a la_, [com] On allotment Reparu-e pp. [V. Reparaitre] REPAS’ meal | _ prie, Set entertainment : ‘ company dinner ’ [ V. Wedding] REPASSAGE [du linge) ironing [des eouteaux, etc.) sharpening : grinding Repasser’ va. to take ... over: to do up ... [ai- guiser) to sharpen [le linge) to iron [fig) to go over : to ‘ brush up ’ | _ to. to cross : to go over [revenir) to come again : to call again : to ‘ look in ’ again | _ un examen, To read for one’s examination REPASSEUR | _ de.-grinder REPASSEUSE laundress : ironer REPAVAGE repaving Repaver’ va. to x-epave (de, with] Repayer’ va. to pay ... over again REPECHAGE [sport] heat run by beaten competitors Ti’ecover Repecber’ va. to fish up ... again [corps) to Repeindre va. (Table 58) to paint ... again Repenser’ [a] TO. to think (of ...) again : to think (the matter) over : to reconsider REPENTANCE _ [for sins] [ri-penn’-te- Repentant’ -e a. _t \_nnce REPENTIR l-epentance | se Repentir vr. (Tabic 18) to repent (de, of, ...] Faire repentir ..., To make ... repent REO ENGLISH—FRENCH REF Re-o'pe’n v. rouvrir [schools, tribunals, etc.) rentrer | RE-O'PE’NING reouverture [of schools, tribunals) rentree REPAI'R [ri-pere] reparation [of ship) radoub [of clothes, kettles, etc.) raccommodage | In thorough __ En parfait etat | Under_, En reparation | Repai'r va. reparer [ships) ra- douber [clothes, kettles, etc.) raecommoder [to. to, a) se rendre | -SHOP atelier de R REPAIRING OUT'FIT [tyre] necessaire (de REPAST' repas Lreparations] Repay' va. [imp. & pp. Repaid] rembourser : rendre [U. Fruit] _able a. remboursable REPAY'MENT remboursement: retour REPEA'L [rIpile) revocation: abrogation [va.) revoquer : abolir [law) abroger REPEA'T [ri-pite\ repetition Repea't [ri-pite) va. repeter : reiterer [lesson) reciter | _ed a. repete : reitere : redouble | _edly ad. souvent : a plusieurs reprises : bien des fois : a chaque instant REPEA'TER [ripite-r] montre a repetition Repealing a. a repetition | —RI'FLE fusil a R Repel' [-lle’d] va. repousser : combattre Repent' (of] to. se repentir (de] [V. Sackcloth] REPEN'TANCE [te-nnee] fea repentir REP FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS REP Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, 1 again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... REPERAGE fitting ... to a mark [typ) register REPERCUSSION"_: reverberation Repercuter’ va. to drive back : to reflect: to reverberate | Se_, vr. to strike in Reperdre va. to lose ... again REPERE [Point de _] mark : guiding M [borne _) bench-mark REPERTOIRE _tory : stock plays (pi] [du grand livre) index | ‘_vivant,’ ‘ Walking cyclopaedia’ | Piece du_, Stock-piece Repeser’ va. to weigh ... again ‘ Repetaill’er’’ va. to keep on repeating (the ‘same story’) over and over again Repeler’ va. to repeat; to tell [lemons) to say [role) to rehearse [reproduire) to reflect | Se _To be repeated [en parlant) to repeat o’s REpETITEUR private tutor [a.) ... repeating the signals | Maitre_, Usher (who watches over the boys out of the class] REPETITION"— [theatre) rehearsal | Don- ner des_s, To give private lessons | Fusil a —, Repeating rifle | Montre a_, Repeater REPEUPLEMENT" re-stocking [des personnes) re-peopling | Repeuplei’’ va. to new-stock (de, with] [des pers) to re-people REPIQU’AGE planting out: picking out Repiqu’er’ va. to plant... out: to pick out; to mend (the road-surface] REPIT’’ delav : respite Iress'pitf] REPLACEMENT" replacing Replacer’ va. to replace : to put... back again Replanter’ va. to replant [‘botch’ REPLATRAGE new-plastering : patching up : Replatrer’ va. to new-plaster : to ‘ put a patch upon’ : to patch ... up ; to ‘botch’ Replet’’-efe a. stout : fat | REPLETION" — REPL! fold : turn : coil [de Vame) recess Replier' va. to fold up ... again : to turn in : to turn back | Se_, To bend : to twist: to turn [X) to fall back | Se_sur soi-meme, To fall back upon one’s own thoughts : to reflect : to coil up REPLIQU'E reply : rejoinder [theatre) cue Repliqu’er' vn. to reply : to say in return : to ‘answer back’ | Ne repliquez pas! Not a word' now! Replonger’ va. to plunge ... again (dans, into] [vn.) to dive [ou plunge in] again Reployer’ va. [U. Replier’] Repolir va. to polish ... again REPONDANT" respondent: referee [qui repond de) surety [a la messe) clerk : lay-clerk Repondre va. to lay again Repondre v. to answer (a, ...] to reply (a, to] to answer, be answerable (a, to : de, for] \la messe) to make the responses (at mass] to communicate (with] to correspond (a, with] to be in accordance with : to come up (to] Je vous en reponds ! I should think so ! : ..., depend upon it: ‘I'll be bound it is’ [ou they are, etc.] Se_, To answer each other (ou one REPONS’ response [another REPONSE answer : reply KSj | Faire un mot de_a, To drop ... a line in reply | Rendre _, To reply | _ ecrite, Answer in writing | _ payee, Reply paid REPORT” ‘amount brought forward’ [lith.) transfer [bourse) contango REPORTAGE reporting REPORTER_ | _va. to take ... back [somme) to carry [ou bring] forward [lithogr.) to retransfer | Se_a, To go back to : to refer to : to turn to REPOS’ repose : rest : quiet : pause [jardin) seat | Placement de tout_, [com] Gilt-edged security | Place!_! Stand at ease! Echappe- ment a_, Dead-beat escapement | Au cran de_, At half-cock | De_, Quiescent | En _, At rest: alone : standing | Dormir en__ To sleep quietly | _hebdomadaire, [Statutory) weekly rest | Se tenir en _, To keep REPOSE-PIED’ foot-rest [quiet Repose -e a. calm : refreshed | _ a tete_ee, At leisure : quietly | REPOSEE lair Reposer’ v. [sur, on] to put [ou lay] ... down again : to lay : to rest [liqueurs) to settle | Laisser_, To let ... stand | Se_, To rest: to lie down [compter) to rely (sur, upon, on] [les esprits) to let (men’s minds) get calm | Ici repose ..., Here lies ... | S’en_sur, To trust to REPOSOIR temporary altar REP ENGLISH-FRENCH REP Re-pe'ople [ri-pi-pe-V\ va. repeupler REPETI'TION repetition [mus) reprise Repi'ne [painn] vn. murmurer (at, contre] se plaindre (at, de] REPI'NING [pawn] plainte: regret; murmure [«.) mecontent Repla'ce [ri-plece] va. [put back) replacer : re- mettre [by substitute) remplacer Replant' va. replanter [woods) reboiser REPLANTING [of woods] reboisement Replen'isli va. remplir (with, de] Reple'te a. rempli: plein (with, de] REPLEV'IN mainlevee REPLY' [ri-plai'i reponse [repartee : law) re- plique [va.) repondre :repliquer (to, a] Awaiting your_Dans Vattente de votre reponse | In_to, En reponse a Repol'ish va. repolir REPO'RT fed [official) rapport: expose [daily, etc.) bulletin [of societies, meetings) compte- rendu : proces-verbal [school) B trimestriel [of a gun) coup : detonation [rumour) bruit : nouvelle | By mere_, [U. Hearsay] Of good _, Considere _va. rendre compte (de] faire un rapport sur: constater [in short-hand) stenographier | It is _ed, On dit: le bruit court (que] To_ PROGRESS, Faire son rapport | To_o’self, Se presenter : faire sa declaration REPO'RTER ‘_’ : stenographe _’S GALLERY tribune de la Presse REPO'RTING reportage : stenographic REPO'SE repos [vn.) se reposer |_confidence in, Mettre sa confiance en : se reposer sur REP FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS REP Le prefixe EE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... Repoussant' -e a. repulsive: repulsive-looking: disgusting REPOUSSli [or Travail de_] repousse work REPOUSSEMENT' recoil [fam) ‘kick’ Repoussed v. to push ... away, push back : to throw ... back [ou out] to reject: to keep off [l’ennemi) to repulse [fusil, etc.) to recoil: to ‘kick’ [arbres) to shoot again | _le projet, To throw out the bill REPOUSSOIR driving-bolt [fig) set-off Reprehensible a. _ Reprendre va. (F Table 59) to take up ... (again] to catch ... again : to get back ... again : to regain : to resume possession of...: to go on (with] [theatre) to revive [corriger) to find fault with ... : to correct | _vn. to take : to answer [maladie, pluie) to come on again [Zes chairs) to heal [plante) to strike : to take root again [geler) to freeze again [&, un palan) to fleet | _... en sous-ceuvre, To stay-up : to underpin | _ haleine, To take breath | Reprit-il, He answered | On ne m’y reprendra plus! They won’t catch me at that again! | Se_, To close [s, z] [se corriger) to correct o’s | S’y_a plusieurs fois, To try it over and over again REPRESAI'LL'ES' [pi] reprisals [ri-praize- Ize] retaliation j De _, Retaliatory (measures] User de_, To retaliate REPRESENTANT' representative [on pr. zenn'- te-tiv] Representatif -ive a._ive REPRESENTATION" _: showing : exhibition : remonstrance [au theatre) performance [etalage) show : display [dignite) state : dignity | Frais de_, Money for keeping up the official state | La_nationale, The Deputies Representer' v. to represent : to show : to picture : to personate [au theat.) to perform [com) to travel for [maintien) to ‘ show well ’: to be a fine-looking man (etc.] Se _, To present one’s self again : to picture to o’self: Repressif -ive a. _ive [t° be described REPRESSION Repeated va. to lend ... again REPRIMANDE _d [ang. pr. repri-manndd] Reprimanded va. to reprimand Reprimer' va. to repress : to hold in check: Repris'-e pp. [V. Reprendre] [to curb REPRIS' de JUSTICE old offender : ... who has been in jail: ticket-of-leave man REPRISE taking ... again : getting ... back again : resumption (de, of] ‘touching up’ : renewal : re-performance : revival [&) recapture [mus) repeat [couture) darning | a la _des affaires, When things are looking up again | _S' runs [dr) claims | a plusieurs _s, Several times : over and over again | a trois_s, Thrice: 3 times | Faire des_s, or Reprised va. to darn [F. Fine-draw] RtiPROBATEUR -TRICE reprover _ a. reproving : ... of reprobation REPROBATION"— [beche-nn] REPROCHE reproach | Sans_, Above R : blameless | Soit dit sans_, Without intending any reproach Reproched va. [a, ... : de, for] to reproach B=Sj : to blame : to charge (de, with] [dr) to take exception to | _les MORCEAUX' a ..., To grudge ... the bread he eats |"tive Reproducteur -trice, _tii -tive a. reproduc- REPRODUCTION"_ [de-k'che-nn] copy Reproduire va. (Table 51) to reproduce | Se _, To appear again : to be reproduced r£pROUV1l -E [A a.] reprobate [condemn Repro lived va. to reprobate : to disavow : to Reprouver* va. to prove again REPS [mips] rep | _de laine, Woollen rep REPTILE _ | Repu -e pp. [F. Repattre] REPUBLICAN" [A _-e a.] _can [1’oiseau) sociable weaver-bird <* • '* REPUBLIC AN IS ME [eece-m] ism [izzm] REPUBLIQUE republic Republied va. to republish ’ Mb; REPUDIATION"_ [ripioudi-eche-nn] Repudier' va. to repudiate [ripioudiete] REPUE feasting: ‘feed’ REPUGNANCE [pour, a, to]_[ri-peugh-ne- tmce] Avec_, Reluctantly: very unwillingly Repugn'ant' -e a. [a, to] _K5j : opposed | C’est_! It’s disgusting! Rtipugn'ed vn. [a, to] to be repugnant: to be contradictory : to be averse ou unwilling REP ENGLISH-FRENCH REP REPOSITORY depot: magasin [book) repertoire [livery stables) ecuries (pi] Represent' [zenntt] va. representer REPRESENTATIVE representant [parlia.) depute : representant [a.) representatif Repress' va. reprimer | REPRESSION re_ Repressive a. ... de repression : repressif REPRIE'VE [ripinve] sursis (a Vexecution] _va. accorder un sursis a: surseoir a | To be_e'd, [murderer] Etre grade REP'RIMAND reprimande [w.) reprimander [by a judge) blamer RE'PRINT' reimpression [va.) reimprimer fed | Now_ing, En reimpression REPRI'SALS [ripraize-lze] represailles REPROA'CH [riprotch] objet de mepris : op- probre : reproche [va.) faire des reproches a | I am_e'd with having said, On me reproche d’avoir dit | He is a_to, 11 est la Jionte de Reproa'cliful [ri-protcli-foul] a. plein de reproches | 11 y ad. d’un ton de reproche REP'ROBATE reprouve [va.) reprouver Reprodu'ce [diouce] va. reproduire Reproductive [de-k-tivv] a. reproducteur REPROO'F [ouf] reprimande : reprehension Repro've [o ou] va. reprendre : reprocher a REPRO'VER censeur (of, de] REPUBLICA'TION [pe-bli-keche-nn] nouvelle edition : reimpression Repub'lish va. republier Repu'diate [ri-pioudi-ete] va. repudier [conduct) desavouer Repug'nant [ri-peugh-ne-nntt] a. qui repugne (to, a] repugnant REP FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS RES Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... Repulsif a._ive [pe-l'siv] REPULSION" [s, c] _: repugnance REPUTATION"_ [teche-nn] name | 11 est perdu de_, He has lost his character Reputer" va. to repute : to hold : to think | 11 est repute ..., He is considered ... REQU’liRANT- -E petitioner • plaintiff | Partie _e, Claimant: applicant Requ'erir va. (Table 9) to require : to claim REQU'ETE request: petition REQUIEM [ray] [ri-koui-emm] REQU IN" shark ‘se Requ'inqu'er" ’vr. to ‘smarten o’s up’ Requ'is' -e a. requisite [pp. V. Requerir] REQUISITION"_ [rekouiziche-nn, i bref] Requ'isitionner- va. to requisition : to commandeer RliQU'ISITOIRE speech of public prosecutor : charge [fig) list of grievances Rescinder- va. to rescind RESCOUSSE | kla —\ To the rescue! RESCRIT" _ipt ROSEAU net : net-work [archil.) tracery [rail) system : lines (pi] [similigrav.) §-tone screen| _de fils de fer, Barbed-wire entanglements RIlSIiDA mign'onette [■minn'-ye-nett'] RESERVATION"_ [rezz-eur-veche-nn] RESERVE [rezairv] _ [cliasse) preserve [lieu) store | kla_de ..., Except | En_, In reserve : spare ... : by me [ou him, her, etc.] Mettre en_, To lay [ou put] by | Faire des _s, To make a reserve | Sans_, Without reserve : unreserved (-ly) | Se tenir sur la_, To be on one’s guard : to be reserved Reserve -e a. reserved : ‘ shy ’ [salon) private Reserve!’- va. to reserve : to save up : to keep ... in store : to keep back | Se_, To reserve to o’self: to bide one’s time : to ‘hold back’ RliSERVISTE soldier belonging to the reserve RESERVOIR _ [a poisson) pond [tech) tank | Plume a _, Fountain-pen | _ a essence, RESIDENCE _ KJj, |_Petrol-tank RESIDENT" envoy : resident minister Resider- vn. to reside [fam) to live [fig) to rest: to consist (en, in] RIlSIDU residue | RliSIGN'ATAIRE resignee RESIGNATION"_ [ang. pr. zigg-ne] Resign'er" va. to resign [re-zainn] Se _, To be resigned : to submit ["cancel RESILIATION" cancelling | Resilier- va. to RESILL'E net: hair-net [tech) lead glazing RE SINE resin | Resineux- -ease a. res'inous REP ENGLISH-FRENCH RES REPUL'SE [ri-peulce] To meet with a_, Es- suyer un echec, un refus _va. repousser : rebuter : refuser Repul'sive [-looking] [ri-peull-civv] a.repous- sant [thing) rebutant Repur'chase [penr-tchess] va. racheter Rep'utable [you-te-be-l] a. honorable : consi- dere | _bly ad. avec honneur REPU'TE [ri-piaute] reputation : estime _d a. repute : qui passe pour : cense REQUEST' demande : priere [in law) requete \ At the_of, kla D de ... | Much in_, Tres demande : tres recherche [in fashion) a la mode: en vogue Request' va. [to require) inviter (to, d] [to ask) demander (de] [as a favour) prier (de] Requi're [i di] va. [to insist) exiger : requerir [ask) demander [need) avoir besoin de [must have) falloir [F. Table 73] It would _ ..., 11 faudrait ... | The ... _d by law, Le ... voulu par laloi | ... if_d, ... si on le desire REQUI'RE MENTS [pi] qualites requises : exigences | To meet these_, Remplir toutes ces conditions [F. also Requisites] REQ'UISITE [kouizzitt] condition requise : ne- cessaire [a.) requis : necessaire | Travelling _s, Toilet_s, Articles de voyage : objets de toilette | Office_s, Fournitures de bureau REQUISITION [X) re_ [call to ...) convocation | _va. requisitionner | In great_, Tres demande \pense REQUI'TAL [ri-kouai’-t'l] revanche : recom- Requi'te [kouditt] va. rendre : rendre la pa- reille (a] recompenser RER'EDOS [rive-doss’] retable Rescind' va. rescinder : annuler : abroger Res'cue va. delivrer : sauver (de] arracher (a] RES'CUE [ress'kiou] delivrance : sauvetage | To come to the _, Venir a la rescousse RES'CUER [ress'kiou-e-r]sauveteur:liberateur RESEARCH' [ri-se-r-tche] recherche RESEM'BLANCE [ri-zemm'-hle-nnce] ressem- blance: rapport | Resein'ble va. ressembler a Resent' \re-zenntt'] va. ressentir : conserver le souvenir de | _MENT ressentiment RESERVA'TION [ve'che-nn] reserve \ Mental _Restriction mentale : arriere-pensee RESER'VE [ze-rve] reserve feo \_va.) reserver | Naval _, Inscription maritime \ Naval _ men, Inscrits maritimes _FUND [fe-nndd] fonds de prevoyance Reser've'd [ri-ze-rvde] a. reserve | _SEAT place prise en location Resi'de [zaide] vn. resider : demeurer (at, a] RES'IDENCE residence : logement : maison [in law) domicile | Country_, Maison de campagne: chateau RES'IDENT [rezi-de-nntt] resident: habitant | The English_S, La colonie anglaise _a. residant [pupil, or medical student, etc.) interne | Residen'tial [c7ie-Z] a. avec maison de maitre | Residen'tiary [che-re] a.... en residence : residant RESID'UARY LEGATEE' legataire universel RES'IDUE reste : reliquat [chem) residu RESID'UUM [you-e-mm] [chem] residu Resi'gn [zainn] va. [office, etc.) donner sa de- mission : se demettre (de ...] demissionner [claims, etc.) ceder : renoncer a [a living) resigner | _one’s self to, Se resigner a ... | _e-d pp. resigne | To have _e-d, [officer] Etre demissionnaire | RESIGNATION [on pr. rezigg-neche-nn] resignation: soumission | To send in one’s__ Donner sa demission RES FRAN 5 AIS—AN GL AIS RES Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... RESIPISCENCE | Yenir a _, To amend RESISTANCE _ [des materiaux) strength | Plat [ou Piece] de__ Principal dish : joint: ‘good substantial joint’: ‘main thing’ | _a la traction, Tensile strength Resister' vn. to resist (a,...] to offer resistance (a, to] to ‘ stand ’ : to hold out (against] Resolu -e a. resolute : determined (a, to] Resoluble a. solvable Resolument' ad. resolutely RESOLUTION"_ : determination [en, into) resolving : reduction [dr) cancelling T_ Resolvons, [etc.] F. Resoudre | RESONANCE Resonnant' -e a. resonant: resounding [voix) sonorous | RfiSONNEMENT' resounding Resonner' [s like ss] vn. to ring [ou strike, ou sound] again Resonner' [s like z\ vn. to resound (de, with] to clank : to clang Resoudre [s like z] va. (2 pp.'s. V. Table 54) to resolve : to determine : to settle : to induce [dr) to cancel [en) to reduce (to] dissolve (into] to convert | _C D a faire une chose, To induce C D to do a thing | _de faire une chose, To determine to do a thing | Se_, To resolve (en, into] to determine : to ‘make up one’s mind ’ (a, fo] to bring o’s (to] RESPECT' [respay] [respeMt] Je suis avec _, etc., I remain, most respectfully, ... [F. Foire: Self] Avoir le_humain, To fear what people may say | Sauf votre_, With all deference to you,... [Un paysan dirait, ‘Saving your presence’] Tenir en _, To hold ... in check : to keep ... at a respectful distance Respectable a._ [ ment' -bly] Respecter' va. to have (some, ou a great) regard for : to respect [antiq.) to spare | Se_, To respect one’s self [ou each other] Respectif -ive a._ive [-vemenf -ly] Respectueux' -euse a. respectful [-semenf Respirable a. fit to breathe [_-lly RESPIRATEUR_tor [a.) respiratory RESPIRATION" [med) _ [fam) breathing Respiratoire a. respiratory \spai-re-te-re\ Respirer' v. to breathe [ea, i] [fig) to sigh : to long (for] [F PICTURE] Je respire! Now' I can breathe freely again ! fde, with] Resplendir vn. to shine : to be resplendent Resplendissant'-e a. resplendent: dazzling RESPLENDISSEMENT" splendour : dazzling S RESPONSABILITE responsibility _ des PATRONS" employer’s liability Responsable a. responsible : accountable : liable (de, for : envers, to] RESSAC surf | _violent, Heavy S Ressaign'er' v. to bleed ... again Ressaisir [or Se_de,] v. to seize ... again : to take possession of ... again Ressasser' va. to keep on repeating : to shake RESSAUT" projection LUP Ressautei*' v. to leap ... again : to project Resseller' va. to saddle ... again fRESSEMBLANCE resemblance ' Ressemblant'* -e a. [l’un a l’autre) (very § much, etc.) alike [portrait) good [likeness] co Peu_, Not much like (a, ...] ^ Ressembler' vn. [a, ...] to resemble [fam) § to be like | Se_, To be (very much, etc.) 1 like each other| Qui se ressemble s’assemble, V ‘Birds of a feather flock together’ [F. PEA] RES ENGLISH-FRENCH RES RES'IN [rezinn] resine [for violins) colophane Res'inous [rezi-ne-ss] a. resineux Resist' va. resister a [plein de resolution Res'olute [re-ze-loute] a. resolu : determine : —ly ad. resolument: de pied ferme Resol'vable [ve-be-l] a. resoluble RESOL'VE resolution | _v. se decider (on, to, a] [into, en) resoudre : se r Res'onant a. sonore : resonnant RESORT' \re-zort(\ recours : ressource [place) rendez-vous | Place of _, Lieu frequente | Seaside_, Station balneaire : plage | Summer _, Winter_, S. d’ete, d’hiver Resort' vn. [to, a] avoir recours [go, repair) se rendi’e [haunt) hanter : frequenter Resou'nd [ri-zaounndd'] vn. resonner (with, de] [va.) repeter [fame) celebrer RESOU'NDINGr [ri-zaounnddl resonnement [a.) resonnant: retentissant RESO'URCE [re-ssorce] ressource : esprit d'i- nitiative | As a last_, Comme derniere R RESPEC'T_c'f k=a : estime | In this_, Sous ce rapport | In other_s, a d’autres egards | With_to, En ce qui touche, concerne : quant a | Out of_to, Par consideration pour | My _S to ..., Mes respects a ... | To pay one’s _S to, Presenter ses R’s a : saluer | Without _of PERSONS, sans acception de personnes Respec't va. respecter : avoir egard a | As_s ...,_ing ..., Quant a ... RESPECTABIL'ITY honorabilite ■ consideration : credit Respec'table [te-be-l} a_: honorable : con- sidere : tres bien : comme il faut [of things) honorable | _PE'O'PLE, Des gens comme il faut [F Confiance] ably ad. tres bien : comme il faut [live) honorablement Respec'led a. respecte Respect'ful a. respectueux -euse [-lly, -ment] I remain,_lly, Je suis avec respect, ... Respecting prep, en ce qui touche : quant a Respective a. _tif [-ly, -tivement] |teur RES'PIRATOR _ateur [mil) masque protec- RES'PITE [ress'pitt] repit [law) sursis _va. [law] accorder un sursis a RESPLEN'DENCE splendent-: eclat Resplen'dent a. resplendissant (with, de] Respond' [0 dans sort] vn. repondre (to, a] _ENT repondant [law) defendeur -eresse RESPON'SE [risponnce : 0 dans sort] reponse [of congregation) repons [poet, fig) echo RESPONSIBIL'ITY iriss-ponn-se-bil'-e-te : 0 dans sort] responsabilite | On his own _, Sous sa propre R : de sa propre autorite Responsible [yisponn'se-be-l] a. sable fea | To be_for, Repondre de: etre responsable de RES FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS RES Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘ again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... RESSEMELAGE new-soling Ressemeler' va. to new-sole Ressemer' va. to sow ... again [resentment RESSENTIMENT" [med) slight return [colere) Ressentir va. (Table 18) to feel : to feel the effects (of] to show | _vivement, To feel ... keenly | Se_, To feel: to still feel from : to feel [ou show] the effects of [de, ...) to resent RESSERRE lock-up store RESSERRE‘MENT”'closeness : tightness : closing up (of] [du ventre) confinement [du coeur) heaviness Resserrei*' va. to tighten : to draw ... closer : to close up : to tie ... again [le ventre) to bind : to be binding [replacer) to put... away again [fig) to restrict : to narrow : to contract [40 to take in [typ) to lock up ... again | Se_, To tighten : to restrict one’s self (dans, to] to get more intense [ventre) to become confined [depense) to get ‘ tighter ’ [ou heavier] RESSORT" spring : elasticity:force: incentive: energy [dr) jurisdiction | ...a_, Spring-... | En dernier _, Without appeal | Grand _, Main-S | _ spiral, Hair-S | Pas de mon_, Out of my department [fam) ‘ not in my line ’ | Faire jouer tous les_s, [fig] To use all the means in one’s power | N'agir que par__ To be lacking in initiative Ressortii* vn. (Table 19) to go out again : to show [ou to stand] out [dr) to be under the jurisdiction (a, of] Faire _, To bring out : to set off: to show ... distinctly Ressortissanf -e a. depending (a, on] in the jurisdiction (of] Ressouder- va. to solder ... again RESSOURCE resource | Un homme de_, A man fertile in expedients Ttion RESS0UVENANCE remembrance : recollec- RE330UVENIR remembrance : memory | Se —, vr. (Table 15) to remember (de,...] Faire _, To remind (de, of] RESSUAGE sweating [metal) roasting Ressuer' va. to sweat [metal) to roast RESSUI lair Ressus'citer' va. to revive [les morts) to raise [vn.) to rise from the dead Ressuyer’ va. to dry | Se_, To dry RESTANT" remainder | _-e a. remaining | Bureau_, Poste_e, * To be left till called for ’ RESTAURANT” ‘ — ’ : dining-rooms (pi] chop- house : eating-house [aliment) strengthening thing | _-e a. restorative RESTAURATEUR restorer : keeper of a restaurant [ou chop-house] restaurant-keeper RESTAURATION" restoration [reche-nn][en Suisse, etc.) restaurant Restaurer' va. to restore : to refresh : to revive : to ‘set ... up’ | Se_, To take (some) refreshment RESTE remainder : rest : remnant [fig) last penny : ‘all’ | Au_, Du_, But then : yet ... : however : besides : after all: with that | De_, Left: over : enough and to spare: only too much [ou too well] En_, In arrear : behindhand | Et le _, And so on : and so forth | 11 ne demande pas son_, He doesn’t want any more : he ha.s had enough of it | De 6 otez 4, reste 2, 4 from 6 there remains 2 | RESTES' [pi] remains [fam) leavings: scraps Rester’ vn. (conj. until Etre) to remain : to stay : to keep : to stand [s’arreter) to stop | J’y reste! Here I shall stay! | _debout, To stand : to be standing | _tranquille, To be [ou keep] quiet | En — a, To leave off at... | Son nom est reste ..., His name has remained ... | 11 ne reste que ..., There is nothing left but ... : there is [are] only ... left Restituable a. repayable : ... that can be re- Restituer" va. to return : to restore [.stored RESTITUTEUR ... who has restored (a lost passage] T ration RESTITUTION" _ [monument, etc.) resto- Restreindre va. (Table 58) to limit : to restrict (a, to] Se_, To limit o’self RES ENGLISH-FRENCH RES REST repos [home) asile [bearing) appui [for lance) arret [remainder) reste [mus) pause : soupir [of a lathe) support [slide_) chariot | At_, En repos | Set at_, Resolu : eclairci | In_[lance] En arret | A day's_, Un jour de repos | A good night’s_, Une bonne nuit \ To go to_, [person] Se retirer | To take a little_, Prendre du repos : se reposer | Semibreve Pause | Crotchet _, Soupir | Quaver _, Demi-S Rest vn. [_one’s self) se reposer : se delasser [sleep) dormir [be at_) reposer [lean, to be supported, on, sur) s’appuyer [to be (satisfied, etc.) etre | It_s with him to say ..., C’est a lui de dire ... | The decision _s with C D, C’est a C D a [or de] decider — va. reposer : appuyer : baser (on, sur] Rest ful a. ... qui donne du repos : tranquille REST'-HARROW arrete-bceuf REST'ING-PLACE [piece] lieu de repos | Last _, Derniere demeure Res'live [tivv, i tres bref ] a. retif Rest'less a. ... sans repos [unquiet) remuant [passions, etc.) turbulent | _ NIGHT nuit agite'e : nuit blanche | _ly ad. sans repos: sans cesse : avec agitation REST'LESSNESS agitation : inquietude : turbulence [at night) insomnie RESTORATION [reche-nn] [buildings : dynasties) restauration [re-establishment) reta- blissement [giving back) restitution RESTO'RATIVE [i bref] [<fc a.] restaurant Resto're va. [buildings, a dynasty) restaurer [health, a text, etc.) retablir [confidence, etc.) ramener [give back) rendre [things stolen) restituer frateur des cheveux RESTO'RER restaurateur | Hair _, Regene- Restrai'n [ristrene] va. [prevent) empecher [check) reprimer: restreindre RESTRAI'NT [ai e] contrainte : restriction [curb) frein | Without _, Sans entrave : sans contrainte RES FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS RET Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, sde the various words without the prefix RE... Restrictif -ive a._ive RESTRICTION"_Imentale) reservation Resultant' -e a. resulting RESULTANTE _t R^SULTAT" result: outcome Resulter* vn. [de, from] to result : to follow : to be shown [paraitre) to appear RliSUMli ‘—’ : summary : epitome [des debats) summing-up | Au_, En_, In short: upon the whole | Resumer' va. to sum up RESURRECTION" _ [che-mi) RETABLE altar-screen Retablir va. to restore : to re-establish [dans, in) to reinstate | _ses affaires, To retrieve one’s position | Se_, [en sante] To recover: to be getting well again RliTABLI SSE'MENT" restoration: re-establishment : recovery : repair : revival RETAI'LL'E fresh cut: cuttings (pi] _r' va. to cut... again RETAMEUR tinker ‘ Re taper' ’ va. to do up [candidat) to ‘plough’ RETARD'' delay | En_, Late : behind time [de, with) behindhand [compte) overdue [montre, pendule) too slow (de, by] Avoir du_, To be behind tinie | Le train est en_de 20 minutes. The T is 20 minutes late [ou behind time] RETARDATAIRE defaulter : ... who is behindhand, in arrear, ou late : late comer RETARDEMENT' delay : putting off Retarder' va. to delay : to put off : to hinder [pendule) to put back [vn.) to be late [montre, etc.) to be too slow : to be losing | Je retarde de 10 minutes, My watch is 10 m. slow Reteindre va. (Table 58) to dye ... again Retenir va. (Table 15) to get hold of... again : to keep ... back : to retain : to confine : to hold in [arith) to carry [engager) to engage [uneplace) to secure : to reserve [commander) to bespeak [se souvenir de ...) to remember | On m’a retenu a diner, They made me stay to dinner | Se —, To keep : to maintain one’s self: to check [ou contain] o’s : to keep back : to catch hold (a, of] to be remembered RETENTION" [med) — [dr) reservation Retentir vn. to resound (de, with] [fig, fam) to make a noise | Retentissant'-e a. resounding RETENTISSEMENT" resounding | Avoir un_, To be a good deal talked of : to create a deep impression Retenu -e a. reserved : modest [pp.) engaged, etc. [V. Retenir] secured RETENUE reserve : modesty : moderation [somme) deduction [&) guy-rope | “2 de_,’ Two [‘carried over’] Mis en _, [ecolier] ‘Kept in’ | Palan de_, Sheet-tackle : vang : relieving-tackle RETICENCE _: omission : reserve Retif -ive a. restive : stubborn RE TINE ret'ina RETIRATION" backing | Presse a,_, Per- RETIRIl retree (paper] LfecUng machine Retire -e a. retired : solitary | Vivre _, To lead a retired life Retirer' va. [de. from] to draw back [ou in, ou out] to take (de, from, out of, off: dans, into] [recueillir) to get: to obtain : to extract : to withdraw : to recall [vn.) to retire | Se_, To retire (a, dans, to] to go off: to go out [ou away] to leave the room : to go to bed : to RETOMBEE [m nasal] bend : spring [shrink Retomber' [m nas] vn. to fall (dans, into ...) again : to relapse : to fall (sur, upon] ‘Retoque’ pp. ‘ploughed’: ‘plucked’ RETORDAGE twisting Retordre va. to twist: to twist ... again | Du fil a_, A deal of trouble Retorquer' va. to retort Retors" -e a. twisted | Homme _, Shrewd fellow [fam) ‘cute one’ : deep customer RES ENGLISH-FRENCH RET Restrict' va. restreindre : limiter (to, a] RESULT' [ri-ze-lte] resultat (of, de] suite _vn. resulter (from, de] Resu'me [ri-zioume] va. reprendre : continuer RESUMP'TION [pv.ze-mmpp-che-nn] reprise: continuation ["citer Resus'citate [ri-ce-ci-tete, i brefs] va. ressus- Re'tail [nte'le] va. detailler [gossip) debiter : colporter [a.) au [or de] detail | To sell by _Vendre au detail RETAILER [tel) detaillant -e : marchand -e au detail [of news) colporteur -euse Retai'n [rite'ne] va. retenir : conserver RETAI'NER [fee] provision : honoraires (pi] _S [pi] gens : vassaux : suite (sing] Retaining a. |_FEE provision | — WALL mur de soutenement [reprendre Reta'ke [a e ] va. [imp. Retook : pp. Retaken] Retal'iate [ri-tal'i-ete) vn. [upon, a) rendre la pareille [upon, envers) user de represailles RETALIATION [-lieche-nn) revanche : represailles (pi] [law of_) peine du talion Retaliatory [te-re) a. ... de represailles Retard' va. retarder | _INGf retard Retch vn. avoir des haut-le-eceur RETCH. RETCHTNGt haut-le-coeur RETENTION [che-nn) conservation [med) retention | Reten'tive a. [med] retentif | A _memory. Une memoire fldele [or sure) RETEN'TIYENESS faculte de retenir : te'na- cite [of memory) fidelite : surete Ret'icent. a. qui ne dit pas tout ce qu’il pense: reserve (about, sur, au sujet de] Retic'ulated [you-letedd] a. reticule RET'ICULE [kioule] re_: ridicule RET'INUE [niou] suite : cortege '’Reti're vn. se retirer [va.) retirer | To _ from business, Se r. des affaires | To _ -within o’s, Descendre en soi-meme K Reti're'd a. [tradesman, etc.) retire fea [for- i mer. old) ancien [superann.) retraite :j RETI'RE'MENT retraite 'tea Reti'rinq a. [disposition) modeste : reserve : qui*s’efface [pension) de retraite [pers. leaving office) en retraite | _FUND caisse des v retraites RET FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS RET Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... RETOJJCHE touching up : after-touch [phot) retouching Tpitre a_, Retouching desk Retoucher- va. to touch up : to retouch | Pu- RETOUR return [voyage) return journey [&) homeward voyage [detour) winding : bend : turn [dr) reversion Aller et_, [prix] ‘ There and back’ | Billet d’alleret_Return ticket | De_, Return ... : returned : back again [F. Return, ang.] [*!>) homeward (voyage] De_ chez moi, Back : on my return (home] Des son _, Directly he (she) comes back, came back | En_de, In return for | Etre de_, To be back : to have returned | Faire_a ..., To revert to... | Ponlie de_.Quarter-block | Sur le_, [fig] On the decline : getting old | Sans_, For ever : ‘for good’ : ‘for good and all’ [perdu)hopelessly |_s de flamme, Baek- RETOURNE trump-card [firing Retourner- v. [a, to] to return : to go back [sol, etc.) to turn up | ‘De quoi il retourne,’ What is going on | _ sur ses pas, _ en arriere, S’en_, To go back | Se_, To turn: to turn round Retrace!’- va. to retrace [rt-tre'ce] to tell : to relate | Se_, To call to mind [a, to) to recur RETRACTATION" [teche-nn] Retracter- va. [& Se_, vr.'] to retract Retraire va. (Table 40) to redeem [shrinkage RETRAIT--re-purchase : withdrawal [volume) Retrait---e a. poor : shrinking : light RETRAITE [de, from] retreat : shelter : resort (de, of] superannuation : retiring pension [F. Old-age] [des affaires) retirement [tech) shrinkage : loss [mur) set-off [arc7i) recess [com) renewing : ‘kite-flying’ [ X ) retreat | Battre la_, To beat a retreat [a la brune) to beat the tattoo | Mettre a la_, To pension off Battre en_To beat a retreat | De _, Retiring | En_, Retired | Prendre sa _, To retire on a pension | Se mettre en_, To go into retirement | Caisse de_, Superannuation fund | Palan de_, Train tackle Retraite-e a. ... pensioned off RETRANCHEMENT- retrenchment: cutting off: suppression [arch) recess [X) intrenchment Retrancher- va. to retrench [de, a, from) to cut off: to take away [X) to intrench | Camp _che, Intrenched C | Se —, To retrench [X) to intrench one’s self: to shut one’s self up (sur, dans, in] [a, to) to confine o’s RetravaiTl'er- va. to work ... over again : to go over ... again : to touch up Retraverser- va. to cross ... again Retreci-e a. contracted : narrow : limited Retrecir va. to confine : to narrow : to straiten [drap, etc.) to shrink | Se_, To shrink up : to grow narrow [med) stricture r£tr£CISSE-MENT" contraction : shrinking: Retremper- [m nasal] va. to temper ... again: to soak ... again : to strengthen Retribuer- va. to remunerate : to repay RETRIBUTION" remuneration : salary: payment: repayment: fee Retroactif-ive a. retrospective Retrograde a. — [ang. pr. grede\ _r- vn. to go backwards : to go back Retropedaler- vn. to back-pedal Retrospectif-ive a._ive [-ment- -ly] RETROUSSEMENT--turning up : tucking up Retrousser- va. to turn up : to tuck up [ver- gues) to truss to' | ‘Se_,’ To tuck up one’s dress | Nez retrousse, Turned-up nose RETROUSSIS" tucking up : facings (pi] Retrouver- va. to find : to find ... again : to meet with ... again | Se _, To find one’s way again (etc.] to be found again : to meet RliTROVISEUR reflector (on motor-car] [again RET-S- [ray] net [fig) snare RET ENGLISH-FRENCH RET RETORT' replique [cliem. and gas) cornue Retort' va. repliquer [cast back) renvoyer Retouch' [ri-teutche] va. retoucher _ING [phot.] retouclie Retra'ce [rr-trece] va. [events, etc.] remonter a | To _ one’s STEPS, Revenir [or retourner] sur ses pas Retract' vn. se retracter [va.) retracter RETREA'T [ritrite] retraite^&a [vn.) se retirer [X) battre en retraite Retrench' va. retrancher [vn.) se r _ING,_MENT retranchement RETRIBU'TION [biouclie-mi] fee recompense Retrie've [ritrive) va. retablir : recouvrer [a loss, a fault) reparer RETRIE'VER chien de chasse qui rapporte RETROSPECT regard jete en arriere (sur] revue | More pleasant in the prospect than in the _, Plus agreable a envisager dans l’avenir que dans le passe Retrospective a. retrospectif: retroactif RETUR'N [rt-fe-rne] [coming, going back, and requital) retour (from, de : to, a] [getting in, etc.) rentree [law and things borrowed) ren- voi [profit, on, sur) profit [balance-sheet) bilan [official_) etat: releve : dossier [of a candidate) election | _home, Retour au foyer | In _for, En retour [or recompense] de | On my _, a mon retour : comme je revenais chez moi | To make some _ for, Reconnaitre: payer de retour | ‘ Second_’, [TICKET] Seconde aller et retour | _ JOURNEY, _ VOYAGE, retour | -MATCH revanche | By_of POST, Par retour du courrier | _WIRE fil de retour | On sale or_[com] En depot: en communication | _S [pi] etat : compte rendu : chiffres (pi] [com) rendement : recettes (pi] Official _s, Releves officiels | Our _s are £1000 a year, Nous avons un roulement de 25,000 fr. par an | Many happy _s, [F FETE] Retur'n va. rendre [send) renvoyer [money) rembourser [elect) elire | _ vn. [go back) retourner [come back) revenir (from, de : to, a, en] He is [ou has] _e-d, 11 est de retour j _e'd CONVICT format libere |_'able [e-be-l] a. restituable [law cases) de renvoi RETURNING OFF'ICER fonctionnaire charge de surveiller les operations electorates REU FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS REV Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, ‘again.’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... REUNION" — : union : collection : gathering: [assemblee) assembly : meeting |_politique, Political M Reunir va. to re'unite : to join : to collect: to assemble : to gather together : to reconcile | Tous reunis, All together | Se _, To reunite: to meet [ou gather] together : to join Reussir vn. to succeed (a, in ...ing] to be a success : to do : to get on : to turn out (well, badly] Tres reussi. Very successful REUSSITE success [issue) upshot Revaloir va. (Table 26) to return : to pay | Je vous revaudrai cela! ‘I’ll serve you out!’ REVANCHE revenge : return : ...’s turn [jeu) return match ou game | a charge de_One good turn deserves another | En In return : ‘to make up for it’ | Prendre sa , [partis'] To try again Revasser' vn. to keep dreaming : to muse (a, REVASSERIE musing [of REVASSEUR [fig] dreamer | REVE dream Reveche a. harsh : crabbed : cross-grained REVEIL' awaking : morning call [pendule, fam) alarum [ X ) reveille [relig. et fig) revival REVEILL'E-MATIN" alarum [le coq) Chanticleer [5oO euphorbia | C’est un agreable_ de ...! It’s not a bad thing to wake up and find ...! Reveill'er' va. to wake : to rouse : to call [fig) to awaken : to excite [V. Rake, ang.] Se _, To wake : to rouse up REVEILL'ON" Christmas-eve supper REvElATEUR-TEICF revealer (de, of] informer [phot) developer [«.) ... which shows ... REVELATION"_[en ang. la comme le] disclosure | Reveler'-va. to reveal: to disclose | Se —, To reveal [ou disclose] one’s self: to make one’s appearance REVENANT' ghost [a.) pleasing | _-BON [pi. _s-_s] profit [casuel) perquisite REVENDEUR -EUSE retailer : broker : petty dealer | _ease a la toilette. Second-hand dealer (in ladies' dresses] REVENDICATION" claim : claiming Revendiqu'er' va. to claim Revendre va. to sell ... again | ... a_, [fig] Enough and to spare of ... ‘ REVENEZ-Y ’ | Avoir un petit gout de_, To be nice and appetizing [provincial, to taste ‘ moreish ’] Revenir vn. (Table 15) to come back: to return (de, from : a, en, to] [a soi) to come to one’s self again : to ‘come to'’ [se calmer) to recover o’s [en, in) to be re-established : to be restored (to] [aliments, vulg.) to rise on the stomach [repousser) to come up, out, again [maladie) to come on again [se recon- cilier) to come round again [plaire) to please [couter) to ‘stand one in’ : to cost [resulter) to have [changer d’avis) to change one’s mind : to think better (of it] Faire_ ..., To bring ... round [ou to', ou back, etc.] [cuisine) to parboil: to ‘warm’ | _sur lean, To come to the front again | _ sur ses pas, To retrace one’s steps | Ce mot ne me revient point, I can’t think of the word | 11 me revient que .... I hear ... | 11 ne m’en revient rien, I don’t get anything by it | Je n’en reviens pas! I can’t get over it! That beats me! | J’en reviens toujours. I soon get over it | J’y reviens toujours, I keep coming back to it constantly | ‘Revenons a nos moutons,’ But to return (to our subject] Cela revient a dire ..., This amounts to saying ... : that is very much like [ou, the same as] saying ... | En_au MEME, To come to the same thing | S’en_, To return REVENTE re-sale | De —, Second-hand REVENU income [d’etat) revenue [V. Impot] REVENUE new growth (of wood] Rever’ v. to dream (de, a, of] [etre en delire) to be delirious : to rave (about] [reflechir, a, of) to think seriously [poet) to dream (of... ] Yous revez! You’re dreaming! REVERBERATION" _ tK* REVERBERE reflector: street-lamp : gas-lamp | Four a_, Reverberatory furnace Reverberer' va. to reverberate 0=^ Reverdir vn. to get green [ou young] again _ va. to paint [ou colour] ... green again REVERENCE_: bow [des femmes) courtesy Reverencieusement' ad. | Tres_, With all reverence | Reverencieux'-euse a. reverential [fam. & iron.) ‘bowing and scraping’ Reverend"-e a. —d | Reverendissime a. [fam. & iron.] ‘ most reverend ’ Reverer' va. to revere : to give ... reverence REVERIE [day) dream : fancy : musing : rav- Revernir va. to varnish ... over again Ling REVERNISSAGE re-varnishing REU ENGLISH-FRENCH REV Reunite [ri-you-naite] va. reunir [vn.) se r Revea'l [ri-vile] va. reveler REV'EL debauche : ‘ bombance ’: orgie Rev'el v. se plaire (in, a, dans] faire ‘bombance’ REV'ELLER noceur, noceuse : viveur : ... qui mene joyeuse vie REV'ELLING orgies (pi] REV'ELRY festin REVEN'GE [vennj] vengeance [fun) revanche [va.) venger : se venger de | _ful a. vindicate | _fully ad. par vengeance REV'ENUE [rev’-e-niou] revenu : fisc | Loss to the_Perte pour le Tresor _CUTTER pat ache Rever'berate [veur’-be-rete] va. [heat) reverberer [sound or light) renvoyer (le son, la lu- miere] [vn.) retentir (with, de] REYERBERA'TION [reclie-nn] repercussion [heat) reverberation [light) reflexion REVER'BERATORY FUR'NACE four a re- Reve're [ri-vire] va. reverer Lverbere Rev'erence va. reverer Rev'erend a. venerable [in title) ‘ reverend ’ | ‘The_...,’ ‘L’abbe ...’: ‘Monsieur l’abbe ...’: ‘Le reverend pere ...’ Rev'erent, Reveren'tial a. reverencieux Rev'erently ad. avec veneration REV FRAN^AIS—ANGLAIS RHE Le prefixe RE correspond souvent au mot anglais, 1 again. ’ For further renderings, see the various words without the prefix RE... REVERS"back : other side [le mauvais cote) wrong side [hotte) top [coup) back-stroke [de fortune, d’tme monnaie) reverse | a _ de soie, With silk facings [ V. Medaille} L'amure de _, The lee tack Reverser' va. to pour ... out again : to pour back [com) to transfer (sur, to] REVERSIBILITE [law] reversion Reversible a. revertible (sur, to] REVERSION"_ [ri-ve-r1che-mi] REVETEMENT" lining [tech) casing : facing Revetir va. (Table 21) [de, with] to clothe : to invest [mettre) to put on [doubler) to line : to cover : to case [fig) to assume | Revdtu de, clad in : bearing : covered ou lined with REVEUR -ETJSE dreamer [a.) dreamy REVIENT" | Prix de _, Net cost (of production] REVIREMENT" tacking about [fig) reaction: turning round : complete change [com) transfer | Revirer' vn. [_de bord) to tack about [fig) to turn round again Reviser' va. to revise [vdize] to examine into REVISEUR reviser [tm] examiner [... again REVISION" — [vije-nn, i bref] review | Con- seil de _, Board of examiners for recruits, or for horses liable to military service Revisiter' va. to revisit Revivifier' va. to revive : to regenerate Revivre vn. (Table 70) to revive : to come to life again | Faire To revive : to bring ... to life again Revocable a._ fmoval from office REVOCATION"_[vokeche-mi] dismissal: re- Re voici prep, here again : once more : see ... again | Me_! Here I am again! Revoila prep, there again : once more : see ... again | Le_! There he is again ! Revoir va. (Table 29) to see ... again : to look over ... again [typ. etc.) to revise | Au_, ‘_’ : Good-bye for the present! | Se_, To see each other [one another] again Revoler' v. to fly again : to steal ... again Revoltant' -e a. revolting : shocking REVOLTE revolt: rebellion REVOLTE reb'el Revolter* va. to stir ... up to rebellion : to make ... rebel' : to shock | Se_, To rebel': to rise (against] to be shocked Revolu-e a. accomplished : full | J'ai 40 ans _s, I have completed my 40th year REVOLUTION"— [louche-nn] _NNAIRE revolutionary [a.) revolutionary Revel utionner' va. to revolutionize : to upset REVOLVER [rayvolvair]_[en ang. on pr. ri- vollve-7•] a 6 coups, 6-chambered R Revomir va. to throw ... up again Revoquer' va. to revoke [fonctionnaire, etc.) to remove ... from office [renvoyer) to dismiss | _en doute, To call in question REVUE review | Faire la_de, To look over] Passer en_, To review REZ'-DE-CHAUSSEE ground-floor | Au _, On the G [F. Ground] Rez '-mur ad. in the clear RHABILL'AGE repairing Rhabill'er' va. to repair [habiller) to dress ou clothe ... again : to dress (for dinner] RHABILL'EUR mender : tinker : ‘bone-setter’ Rhenane a. Rhenish RHEOSTAT" _ fter’ RHETEUR rhetorician [par denigrement) ‘spou- RHETORICIEN" rhetorician [the name given in French colleges to pupils of the class of Rhetoric, the highest class but ‘ Philosophic' for the study of classics] REV ENGLISH-FRENCH RHE REVER'SAL [riveur'ce-l. i bref] cassation REVER'SE revers : echec : inverse | The _ of, Le contraire de | The very _, Tout l’op- pose The_WAY [coming.] En sens inverse _va. renverser : appliquer ... en sens inverse [law) casser | To_the engines, Faire machine arriere : changer la marclie REVER'SIBLE COA'T vetement sans envers REVER'SING GEAR mecanisme de renverse- ment: appareil de changement de marclie _LE'YER levier de changement de marclie REVER'SION [law] reversion : survivance Rever'sionary [che-ne-re] a. reversible Revert' vn. [law) retourner (to, a] [a subject) revenir (to. sur] Revic't'ual [ri-vitt’-V] va. ravitailler REYICT'UALLING ravitaillement REVIEW' [ri-viou] revue [retrospect) examen [criticism) critique : article : compte rendu [va.) [ X, and survey the past) passer en revue [criticize) faire le compte rendu de : faire un article sur | Copies for_Exemplaires pour compte rendu In _ ORDER, en grande tenue REVIEW'ER critique : redacteur (dfune revue\ Revi'le [i at] va. injurier : outrager REVI'LING injures (pi] REYI'SE [rivdize] seconde [v.) reviser Second _Tierce | Carefully_d, Revu et corrige Revis'it va. visiter de nouveau : revoir REVI'VAL [rivdi've-l] renouvellement[of arts, etc.) renaissance [religious) reveil Revi've [i at] vn. [cheer, freshen) se ranimer [to get well : re-establish itself) se retablir [arts, & literature) renaitre | _va. ranimer : faire revivre [a custom) retablir [soul, and chemically) revivifier Revo'ke [d] va. revoquer [cards) renoncer REVO'LT revolte [vn.) se revolter (contre] REVOLU'TION revolution [of wheel, etc.) tour Revol've vn. tourner (on, sur] [astr.) faire sa revolution [z>a.) [in the mind] rouler Revolving a. tournant | _BOOKCASE hi- hliotlieque tournante \ _LIGHT feu T REWARD' [re-ouorde] recompense fee : prime _va. recompenser (for, de] REWARD'ER remunerateur-trice Re-Write [ri-raitt] va. [imp. Re-wrote : pp. Re-writte'n] recrire RHAP'SODY rapsodie Tvinces) rhenanes Rhe'nish [ri-nicli] a. [wine)... du Rhin [pro- Rlietor'ical [ri-tor’i-ke-V] a. ... de rhetorique [disparaging sense) de rheteur RHE FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS RID RHETORIQUE rhetoric [ V. the preceding paragraph] [mauv. part) tine words only RHINOCEROS [pr. the s]_[oss'-e-re-s] RHODODENDRON" [den as din in the Fr. din- don] [en ang. denn'-dre-nn] RHUBARBE_b | _des moines, Wild rhubarb | Passez-moi la_, [V. Sene] RHUM rum [ang. pr. re-mm] Rhumatise -e a. affected with rheumatism Rhumatismal -e [teece] a. rheumatic RHUMATISME [teece’m] rheumatism [s, z] RHUME cold | _de cerveau, Cold in the head RHYTH'ME [reettm] rhythm (th faib.] Rhyth'mique [reett] a. rhythmical [th faib.] Riant' -e a. smiling [a la vue) agreeable : pleasant : cheerful | En_, [p. pres.] In jest: in fun RIBAMBELLE [m is nasal] swarm : ‘tremendous lot’: ‘whole lot’: long string Ribaud' -e a. dissolute : debauched RIBAUDE baked apple dumpling ‘RIBOTE’ drunken bout | Faire_, [or Ri- boter' to.] To ‘fuddle’ : to be ‘keeping it up’ | En_, Tipsy : ‘fuddled’ : ‘tight’ RIBOTEUR ‘regular old tippler’ RICANE'MENT" tittering [mauv. part) sneering | Ricaner' to. to titter : to sneer RICANEUR -EUSE giggling (fool, etc.] one who is always sneering [a.) giggling : sneering Ric-a-rie ad. [fam] sharply RICHARD" moneyed man : man well off RICHE rich man | _a. rich (en, in] wealthy : abundant | Etre_a millions, To be worth several millions [i.e. of francs] Richement' ad. richly: ‘preciously’ RICHESSE wealth : riches [qiialite) richness ‘ Richissime’ a. rolling in money RICIN" castor-oil plant | Huile de_, Castor-oil Ricocher' to. to rebound RICOCHET” ‘_’ : rebound [fig) series | Faire des_s, [jeu d’enfant] To make ‘ducks and drakes’ | Par_, By a chance : roundabout: in an indirect way RIDE wrinkle [sur Veau) ripple [&) laniard | Noeud de_, Matthew Walker knot | Ride -e a. wrinkled : shrivelled [I’eau) covered with ripples | Tole_ee, Corrugated iron RHE ENGLISH-FRENCH RID Rheumat'ic [rou] a. rhumatismal _GOUT [gaoutt] rhumatisme goutteux RHEU'MATISM [row] rhumatisme RHODODEN'DRON_k=a : laurier-rose RHYME [raime] rime [u.) rimer [doggrel) ri- mailler | In_, Rime | To put... in_, Mettre en rimes | Neither_nor reason, Ni rime ni raison | Nursery_, Chanson d’enfants RHY'MESTER [y at] rimailleur RIB cote [archit.) nervure [ship-b.) membrure Rib'ald [ribb'e-lde] a. obscene : licencieux RIB'ALDRY [ribb'e-ldre] obscenite RIBB'AND [&] lisse : planche d'ouverture Ribb'e'd [ribbdd] a. a cotes: a nervures | _ tyre, Pneu strie* RIBB'ON [be-«»i] ruban | Neck _, Tour de cou | _TRADE [a e] rubanerie -WEAVER [ouive-r] rubanier RICE [mice] riz* | Ground_Farine de riz -PUDDING riz au lait | -SWAMP riziere Rich [rittcli] a. [wealthy, costly, fertile) riche (in, en] [food) succulent: exquis : savoureux [wine) genereux [grand) magnifique | That’s _! [fam] 'C’est impayable! ’: ‘ Elle est bonne, celle-lkl’ | RICH'ES (pi] richesse Rich'ly ad. richement: magnifiquement: bien RICH'NESS ricliesse RICK meule | -CLOTH [o dans sort: th fort] bdclie | -STAND treteaux de meule (pi] _ RICK'ETS rachitisme | To have the_, Etre rachitique [fam) etre noue Rick'ety a. rachitique : ‘ noue ’ [loose) disloque [table, chair) boiteuse Rid va. [p. pres. Ridding : imp. & pp. Rid] debar rasser | To be_of..., Etre debarrasse de ... | To get_of, Se defaire de [a servant) congedier: ‘mettre a la porte’ [sell off, fam) ‘bazarder ’ RIDD'ANCE [ridd'e-nnce] A good_! Bon de- barras! RID'DLE enigme [sieve) crible _va. cribler (with, de] RIDE [raidd] promenade [or voyage, or course] a cheval [or en voiture, a bicyclette, en automobile] [run, distance) parcours:trajet [track for horsemen in a wood) allee | An hour’s_ from here, a une heure d’ici (a cheval, ou par chemin de fer, etc.] We are going for a_to , ..., Nous allons faire une P [a C, or en V, a B, en A] a ... | He gave me a_[in his carriage] 11 m’a fait monter avec lui | _on HORSEBACK, Promenade a cheval Ride [pr. raidd'] to. [imp. Rode : pp. Ridde’n] [horseback or bicycle) monter [aller, venir, or etre] a cheval [or a bicyclette] [in a carriage or in a motor-car) aller [or venir, or etre] en voiture [or en automobile] [sur, on, upon) etre monte [on the winds, etc.) etre porte (par] [anchor) etre (a Vancre] [float) hotter [typ) chevaucher [perform a given distance) faire ... (kilometr.] I rode part of the way in C D’s carriage, and the rest on horseback, J’ai fait une partie du chemin dans la voiture de C D, et le reste a cheval | He _s well, C’est un bon cavalier | I don’t like riding with my back to the ENGINE, Je n’aime pas a voyager en tournant le dos a la locomotive | He _s a pony, 11 monte un poney | I saw him riding about the boulevards, Je l’ai vu se promener (a cheval) sur les boulevards | He _s the HIGH HORSE, [fig] 11 monte sur ses grands chevaux | To_a HOBBY, Enfourcher son dada [Rough-shod, V. PIED] Good to_or drive [horse] a deux fins | The horse [ou ...] he was riding, Sa monture | The machine he was riding, Sa machine _away,_off, partir : s’en aller | _back, s’en retourner | _by,_past, passer _hard, aller tres vite, or ventre a terre _over, aller [or venir] (a cheval, a bicyclette] parcourir [a pers. etc. in the way) passer sur _past, passer devant | — through, traverser... (a cheval, a bicyclette, etc.] _up, s’avancer _well, monter bien : etre bon cavalier RID FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS RIE RIDEAU curtain [fig) veil: screen [pour le feu) blower RIDELLES' [pi] racks forming sides of cart Rider' va. to wrinkle : to shrivel [Veau) to ripple [les liaubans) to set up | Se_, To get wrinkled RIDICULE_ : ridiculousness : absurdity [sac) reticule [a.) ridiculous | Se donner un_, To make one’s self ridiculous Tourner ... en_, To ridicule [F. SUBLIME] Ridiculement' ad. ridiculously Ridiculiser' va. to turn ... into ridicule RIDOIR rigging screw : straining screw RIEN" [<fe ad.] nothing : mere nothing : veriest trifle [quelque chose) anything | _de poe- tique comme ..., There is nothing more poetic than ... | _ n’egale ..., Nothing can equal... | Cela ne fait_It doesn’t matter : it makes no difference | Cela ne me dit_It doesn’t tempt me : I don’t feel much taken by it | Comme si de _ n’etait. As if there was nothing the matter | En moins de_, or, En un_de temps, ‘In less than no time’ | 11 n’en est_, It is no such thing : nothing of the kind | 11 n’y a plus_, There is nothing left Pour_, ‘For a mere song’ | _que pour le billet, For the ticket alone | _que pour ..., Only for ...ing | Sans_dire, Without saying a word | Si peu que_, Next to nothing Un_, The least thing : a mere nothing | Un homme de _, ‘Un _ du tout,’ A ‘nobody’: ‘nobody’ | _du tout, or_de_, Nothing whatever RIEUR-EZJS'E laugher : mocker [a.) laughing : mocking | Etre tres_, To laugh a good deal | Avoir les_s de son cote, To have the laugh on one’s side RID ENGLISH-FRENCH RIG RI'DER [i, aV] cavalier -iere [professional) ecu- yer-ere [jockey) jockey[addition)awwea;e: codi- cille Despatch_Motocycliste(al'etat-major] RIDGE sommet [of roof) faite [of mountains) cliaine : Crete [in fields) billon | -PIECE fa!- tage | -ROPE ralingue | -TILE faitiere RID'ICULE_ [va.) tourner en ridicule Ridic'ulous a. ridicule fed [-ly, -ment] RIDIC'ULOUSNESS [le) ridicule RI'DING [rdi~\ equitation [F. Ride] [of Yorkshire) arrondissement [Ce mot se dit par corruption pour ‘fri-thing,’ ancienne forme de third-ing, tiers] _BOOTS [pi] bottes a lecuyere | _ BREECHES (pi] calotte de cheval | _ HABIT amazone [F. HOOD] -MASTER professeur d'equitation | -SCHOOL ecole d’equitation : manege | -WHIP cravache Rife [raife~\ a. general : abondant [with, de) plein | To be_[disorder] Regner RIFF-RAFF racaille : lie : canaille RI'FLE [;rai-fe-l] fusil : carabine | Lebel_, Fusil L Repeating_Fa repetition | Sporting —, F de chasse | -BALL balle de F | -barrelle'd a. raye | -BUTTS (pi] butte de tir | -MATCH concours de tir | -PRACTICE tir au F, a la C j -RANGE tir: stand | -SHOT coup de F | Within -SHOT, a portee de F Ri'lle [i aV] va. piller : vider [fire-arm) rayer | RI FLE MAN [pi. _MEN, ou RI'FLES] chasseur a pied : carabinier (a pied] Mounted_, Chasseur a cheval RIG greement: espece [dark’) farce Rig [-gge’d] va. [ship) greer | _up [fix] installer : monter|_out [fam] accoutrer (in.de] Rifjfjed a. gree [referring to the sails) voile | Barque-_, Gree en barque | A full-_ship, RIGG'ER greeur | RIGG'ER poulie [Un carre RIGG'ING greement [shrouds) haubans | Running _, Standing_, Manoeuvres courantes, dormantes | Lower_, Topmast_, Capelage de bas mat, C de hune \ _SCREW ridoir RIG’HT [:rditt] droit [side) droite | He has no — to, 11 n’a pas le droit de ... | He is in the —, 11 a raison | In her own_, De son chef: en propre | Sole_, Droit exclusif | On the —, To the _, a droite | To keep to the_, Garder la droite | To have a _ to, [full right) avoir le droit de ...: etre dans son droit en [reason to expect) avoir des droits a | By_, By_s, De droit: pour bien faire | RIG'HTS [pi] droits [F. Women's_] To set ... to_s, Arranger : mettre en ordre Rig'lit va. redresser | _itself, herself, Se redresser | _the HELM! Dressez la barre! Rig'lit a. [right hand, or angle) droit [proper) bon : vrai : bien [correct) juste : correct [F COMPTE, Fr., line 23] [the one required) bon: ... qu’il faut [rightful) veritable : juste All _! Bien! C’est bien! ‘Ca va bien!’ [agreed!) Soit! ‘Topez-la!’ C'est convenu! [go ahead!) En route! Allez! Roulez! | Are you all_there? [seated] Etes-vous tous en place? | I’m all_for Lyons, am I not? Je suis bien dans le train [or sur la ligne'] de Lyon, n’est-ce-pas? | I’ll see him all _, [start him] Je vais le mettre dans son chemin | It’s all_, never mind! C’est parfait! C'est tres bien! | To find ... all _, Trouver ... regulier [or ... correct] Now we are all _! [danger past] Nous voila sauves! To be_Etre correct, juste [clock, watch) aller bien [be in the_) avoir raison | He’s quite _ in supposing ..., 11 a parfaitement raison de supposer ... | Something not quite _, Quelque chose qui cloche [or qui ne va pas bien] He doesn’t seem quite_[mentally] 11 est un pen detraque Would it be_for me to ... ? Ferais-je bien de ... ? | More than is_, Plus que de raison | He’s the_MAN for it, C’est l’homme qu’il faut | It’s as _ as a TRIYET, Cela va comme sur des roulettes | To admit ... is_, Donner raison a ... | To make [ou To set] ... _, Rectifier : corriger: arranger | We’ll make that all _! Nous ar- rangerons cela! • | It will all come_, Tout s’arrangera [or, le temps arrangera tout] — PLACE, le bon endroit: l’endroit qu’il faut | In its_place, a sa vraie place : a sa place On the _ SIDE [sai'cfc?] a droite: sur la droite : sur le bon cote | ‘ One of the _ SORT,’ Un brave homme [For ascertaining whether one is in the_TRAIN, _ROAD, etc., say Suis-je bien dans le train de ...? C’est bien le chemin de ..., n’est-ce pas?] RIF FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS RIP RIFLARD” jack-plane [?i»ie)rough file [fam)old ‘mother gamp’: great cotton umbrella Rifler' va. to take oft the rough of ‘RIGAUDON"’ [or ‘RIGODON"’] dancing air [ou tune] dance | ‘Danser un petit _To have a little dancing f-ment' -ly] Rigide a. rigid : severe [sur. on, as to) strict RIGIDITE _ty [g connne dj] rigidness ‘ RIGOLADE' fun : lark : merry-making RIGOLE gutter: trench ‘Riyoler-’ vn. to have some fun : to ‘have a good lark’: to‘laugh like anything’: to‘lead a merry life’ | ‘Que nous avons rigole!’ How' we did laugh! ‘Riyolo’ a. ‘jolly’B^ : ‘larky’ | C’est joliment _! It’s extremely funny! 111 est tres_, He’s a very jolly fellow RIGORISME too much austerity:over-strictness RIGORISTE rigid moralist [a.) over-rigid Rigoureux' -ease a. rigorous : strict: hard _sement' ad. rigorously : strictly : harshly RIGUE barge (of 100 to 200 tons] RIGUEUR rigour : severity exactness: sharpness : hardship | a la_, To the very letter : strictly speaking...: if really necessary | De _, [That) cannot be dispensed with : ‘de rigueur ’ | Tenir_, To hold enmity : to be severe upon a person RILLETTES' (pi] minced pork, cooked in fat RIMATLL E doggrel Rimai'll'er' vn. to write doggerel verses RIMAI'LL'EUR doggerel rhymester RIME rhyme: verse Rimer' vn. to rhyme : to make verses RIMEUR rhymer | RINQAGE rinsing RINCEAU foliage : acanthus : leaf decoration RINCE-BOUCHE [pi. _-_S] finger-glass RINCE-BOUTEILL'E bottle-cleaning machine ‘RINCEE’ ‘dressing down’: ‘good dressing’ Rincer' va. to rinse out : to rinse [pluie) to drench | Se_la bouche, To rinse one’s mouth RINQURE slops (pi] [vin faible) ‘wash’ RINGARD" clinker-bar [ou rake] RINGEAU,_GEOT” forefoot of the keel Rioter' vn. to titter : to giggle ‘ RIPAI-LL'E' feasting | Faire _, To feast RiPEMENT' swell of the ground sea Riper' vn. [&] to slip : to rip | Faire_, To RIPOPEE ‘wishy-washy.stuff” [cheek RIPOSTE repartee [.escrime) parry & thrust Riposter' vn. to answer: to give ... his [ou 7ier] answer : to parry and thrust RIG ENGLISH-FRENCH RIP Riy'ht [roiitt] ad. [to, a) droit: tout droit [well, properly) bien [entirely) tout: tout a fait [in titles) tres ... | To hit_and left, Frapper a droite et a gauclie | _or wrong, a tort ou a raison : bien ou mal | To do_, Bien faire | It serves him_! G’est bien fait! 11 n’a que ce qu’il merite! | _in the middle, Au beau milieu | _ahead,_on. Tout droit | _ away,_off, Sur-le-champ | _away! En route! \ _ before [F. CEIL] _ here [Americ.] Ici meme | _now [Americ.] Tout de suite ‘RI'G'HT-ABOUT’ | To ‘send him to the _,’ ‘ L’envoyer promener ’ Ri'y'ht-anyle'd a. ... a angle droit: rectangle Ri'g'hteous \rui-tche-ss] a. juste _NESS justice Ri'g'htful [rditt] a. legitime : veritable [-lly, -ment] _HOLDER titulaire Ri'g'htly [pr. rditt’le] ad. bien : a juste titre : convenablement Rig'id [g dj] a. rigide | _ly ad. rigidement : avec raideur \ _NESS rigidite RIG'MAROLE [ou Long_,] amphigouri Riy'orous [re-ss] a. rigoureux -ease [-ly, RIG'OUR [ri-g'r : i bref] rigueur [-sement Rile [rai-e-l] va. agacer : mettre ... en colere RILL ruisseau RIM bord [wheel) jante | -BRAKE frein sur J RIME [i at] givre | RI'MER alesoir RIND [i at] ecorce [of cheese) croute RING anneau [upon finger) bague [circle, and napkin_) rond [shrunk on, tech) frette [piston _) segment [in trees) couche [sound) son [to call a servant, etc.) coup de sonnette [of bells) sonnerie [for boxing in) ‘ring’ [nav) boucle [of an anchor, etc.) organeau [polit.) groupe : bande [com) syndicat | The (prize) _Les boxeurs (pi] The Tammany_, La bande T | _BOLT anneau a vis | -DOVE pigeon ramier | In a_FENCE, D’un seul tenant | _FINGER annulaire | _TAIL [d>] bonnette de brigantine Ring v. [imp. Rang : pp. Rung] sonner [toll, tinkle : also of the ears) tinter [with, de) re- tentir | To_a coin, Faire sonner une piece | To_the bell, Sonner [large bell) sonner la cloche | The bells are _ing, On sonne les cloches (a toute voleei] les cloches sonnent To _the CHANGES on, [fig] Faire des variations sur [Bell-ringing in the English manner being unknown in France, there is no equivalent for this in its literal sense] To_for the WAITER, Sonner le GARQON | To ‘_up on the ’PHONE,’ Appeler ... au telephone : RING'ER [rigne-r] sonneur [telephoner a RING'ING son : sonnerie [jingle, and in ears) tintement | BELL-_, Les cloches sonnees a toute volee [F. 8 lines above] RINGLEADER [ea i] meneur : chef (de faction RING'LET boucle: anglaise RING'WORM impetigo « RINK ‘skating-rink’ : salle de patinage Rinse [rinnce] va. rincer RI'OT {rdi-e-tt] emeute [of boys, etc.) tumulte : vacarme [wild drinking, etc.) debauche : orgie \ To run _, Se dechamer | To read the_ ACT, Faire les trois sonmiations (en lisant la loi contre les attroupements] _vn. faire du bruit: se livrer a la debauche RI'OTER emeutier Ri'otous[raF-e-te-ss]a.seditieux:tumultueux: debauche | _living, La debauche _ly ad. seditieusement: licencieusement _NESS desordre RIP [vulg] vaurien | RIP dechirure Rip [-ppe'd, on pr. ripptt] va. fendre [sewing) decoudre [4>) riper | _... open, eventrer : ouvrir | _... up [the bowels] eventrer RIP FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS ROB Ripuaire a. of the banks of the Rhine, etc. RIRE laughing : laugh | Fou_, Uncontrollable laughter | _ etouffe, Giggle | Se tordre de_ To be convulsed with L | _S' (pi] laughter Rire vn. ( Table 47) [de, at] to laugh [fig) to smile (a, on] [tout bas) to titter [fig, plais) to joke : to be in fun [sjamuser) to amuse o’self | _aux eclats, [or Eclater de_,] To burst out laughing | II a ri aux larmes, He laughed till the tears came | _ jaune, To give a forced laugh | ... pour_, Laughable thing: ... for fun | 11 n’y a pas la de quoi_It’s nothing to laugh at: it’s no laughing matter [V. Laugh] En riant, In fun : laughing | Se rire de, To laugh at: to make game of RIS' laugh : laughter | _[pi] smiles RIS' reef [V. Reef] [de veau) sweet-bread RISEE laugh : derision : joke [pers) laughingstock : ‘butt’ [&) squall 1 Lof a la _/ Luff her to the breeze ! RISETTE pretty little laugh Risible a._: laughable [pers) ridiculous Risqu'able a. that may be risked RISQU'E risk | Courir_de, To run the risk of | a ses_s et perils, At one’s own risk Risqu'e -e a. hazardous : risky Risqu'er’ va. to risk : to venture : to ‘chance’ RISSOLE ‘_’ : anchovy-net [well-roasted RISSOL£ brown : part that is overdone [a.) Rissoler' va. to brown : to do ... brown RISTOURNE [com] return : premium RIT, RITE, rite [[raitt] [repetition RITOURNELLE short symphony : tiresome RITUALISME [eece-m]_ism [izzm : i bref] RITUALISTE _ist | RITUEL ritual RIVAGE bank [de la mer, d’un lac) shore RIVAL -E [<fc a.] ri'val [naive-’l] Rivaliser' vn. to ri'val [raive-'l] [avec, with : de, in) to vie [rat] to compete : to equal RIVALITE ri'valry : emulation : competition RIVE bank [fig) border : end | La_gauche, [Paris] The city lying south of the river River' va. to rivet [un clou) to clench | _son clou a, To give it to ... sharply : to ‘shut ... up’: to give ... his quietus RIVERAIN" ... who lives on the banks of a river : owner of river-side propertjr _a. river-side : adjoining RIVET"_[en ang. pr. riv'ett] RIVE'TAGE rivetting | Rive'ter' va. to rivet RIVE'TEUR rivetter RIVEUSE [machine] rivetter RIVIERE river [diamants) necklace RIVTJRE rivetting RIXE quarrel: scuffle : contest: ‘row’ | _de cabaret, Tavern brawl RIZ' [ree] rice | Pgudre de — parfumee, Violet- powder | RIZIERE rice swamp ROB [robe] rubber [at whist] ROBE [robb, o short] dress [d’apparat) robe [d’avocat, de professeur, etc.) gown [d’ani- mal) coat [de cigare) wrapper | La_, [fig] The law- : magistracy | _de CHAMBRE dressing-gowm : morning govm | En_de C, [pommes de terre] ‘In their jackets’ ROBIN" ‘limb of the law’ RIP ENGLISH-FRENCH ROA Ripe [rdipp] a. mur | Ri pe'n v. murir RI'PE'NESS [rdipp'-ne-ss] maturite RI'PE'NING [rdipp'-nign] maturite RIP'PER eventreur | It’s a_[vulgar] 11 (or elle) est epatant-e | ‘Ripp'ing’a. epatant RIP'PLE ride [murmur) murmure [va.) rider [vn.) se rider | RIPP'LINGf murmure RISE [raize] commencement [of stream) source | To give_to ..., Provoquer : faire naitre, or surgir | The_and PROGRESS, La nais- sance et les progres RISE [raize] [sun, lifting, etc.) lever [hillock, and fig) elevation [of arch) fleche [in wages) augmentation [of price) hausse [of water) crue [vapours, etc.) ascension | _in the price of coal, Hausse du charbon | Gentle_, Montee en pente douce | A long__ line longue montee | On the_[com] a la hausse Rise [raize] vn. [imp. Rose : pp. Risen] [get up) se lever [to mount up) monter : s’elever [buildings, peaks) se dresser [road) aller en montant : monter [heave, rebel) se soulever (against, contre] [river) prendre sa source (in, dans, en] [prices) hausser [get dearer) ren- cherir [grow) s’accroitre [of yeast) lever [proceed, from, de) provenir |_again, se relever [from the dead) ressusciter | _up, se lever RI'SER [i at] He is an early_, 11 est matinal | RI'SER [tech] contremarche RI'SING [i at] [of the sun, etc.) lever [revolt, swelling, etc.) soulevement [of the dead) resurrection [of an assembly) cloture : levee | _of the STOMACH [ch fc] soulevement du cceur: nausee | I like EARLY_Je suis matinal: j’aime me lever de bonne heure _ a. [sun, etc.) levant [tide) montante [into fame) qui a de l’avenir : qui ira loin RISK risque 'Sea : alea [va.) risquer | Well, I’ll _it! Au petit bonheur ! [ V. TOUT] Ris'ky a. dangereux : plein de risques RITE [raitt] rite : ceremonie RIT'UAL [ritt1 -you-e-l] rituel [a.) du rite RI'VAL [raive-l] [<fc a.] rival -e \ _[-lle'd] va. rivaliser avec | RI'VALRY rivalite Rive [rdive] va. [imp. Reft: pp. Riven] fendre [vn.) se fendre RIV'ER riviere [running into the sea) fleuve | The_Thames, La Tamise [never say, ‘Le fleuve T.’ etc.] Up the_, En amont | To go up the_Remonter la R | Down the__ En aval | In the_[4?] En riviere [sailors never say ‘Dans le fleuve’] Free in the _, [com] Le long du bord [or, sur navire a Londres] By the _-SIDE [saidd] Au bord de Veau [geographical, and of estates) riverain fee RIV'ET _ | _va. river : riveter [fig) fixer | -WASHER contre-rivure RIV'ETTER riveteur [mach) riveuse RIV'ETTING rivetage : rivure RIVIER'A [rivv-iere-e] The__ La Cote d’Azur RIV'ULET [you-lett] ruisseau R.N. [Royal Navy,] de la marine royale | Lieut. ..., R.N.Lieut, de vaisseau ROA CH [rotcli] gardon ROB FRAN ^ AIS—AN GL AIS ROL ROBINET" tap [tech) cock | _ a bee coude. Bibcock | _a flotteur, Ball-valve | _de purge, Pet-cock _de vidange. Blow-off cock ROBINETTERIE cocks, valves, and brass- ROBINIER" acacia [robinia] Lvvork ‘ROBINSON"’ ‘mother gamp’ ROBRE rubber [at whist] Robuste a._t: strong : sturdy : hardy ROBUSTESSE robustness : solidity : sturdi- ROC rock | ROCATLL'E rockwork Lness ROCAi'LL'EUR man who makes rockwork Rocai'll'eux'-euse a. stony : rough [du style) hard : harsh ROCAMBEAU [am, aw] [4>] [jib-) traveller ROCAMBOLE wild garlic [fam) humbug ROCHE rock [de char bon) lump | Coeur de__ Heart of stone | De la vieille_, Of the old school : of the good old stamp : good old- fashioned | Eau de_, Water from the rock | Clair comme de I’eau de__ As clear as can be [ou as crystal] ROCHER” rock | _branlanC Logan-stone ROCHET"_ | Roue a_Ratchet-wheel Rocheux' -euse a. rocky : covered with rocks ROCOCO style of Louis XV. [a.) old-fashioned : poor [valves RODAGE grinding ... (true] grinding-in (of Roder' va. to grind ... (true, with emery, etc.] Roder' vn. to rove : to prowl (autour, about] RODEUR -EUSE rover : ... who goes roving about [animal) that prowls about RODOMONT" blustering fellow : bully : braggart | Faire le_To bully RODOMONTADE_: bluster : ‘bounce’ ROGATIONS' rogation-week [ou prayers] ROGATONS* [pi] scraps [lucky sort of fellow ROGER-BONTEMPS' [temps, tan] happy-go- ROGN'E scab [de cliien) mange Rogn'er' va. to clip : to cut: to pare | Machine a__ [papier] Guillotine ROGN'EUR -EUSE clipper ROGN'ON" kidney ‘Rogn'onner’’wi. to grumble ROGN'URES' cuttings : shavings : clippings ‘ROGOMME’ spirits | Voix de_, Raky voice ROGUE fish-roe [generally of cod] Rogue a. arrogant ROI king | En_, Like a king | Les _s, Jour des_s', Twelfth night [F. Gateau] Faire q. c. pour le _ de Prusse, To have one’s trouble for one’s pains | Un morceau de_, A dish fit for a king [etc. Roide a. ROIDEUR. Roidir, etc. [F. Raide, ROITE'LET" petty king [oiseau) wren ROLE list : catalogue : part | a tour de_, In turns : by turns | _ d'equipage, [&] Register of the shills company | Jouer le_de, To act -the part of : to act as | R0LL1ER" roller ROA ENGLISH-FRENCH ROL ROA'D [pr. rode] route : chemin [roadway, and in cities) chaussee [4>) rade | By the side of the _, Au bord de la route | Carriage _, Route carrossable | Cart_, Chemin charre- tier | On the_, En route | In the_s [ship] En rade | -BED plate-forme | _ LABOURER cantonnier | Steam — ROLLER, rouleau com- presseur a vapeur | Roadside [rode-sdide] a. ... au bord de la route : ... de canipagne | RO'A'DSTEA'D rade \ RO'A'DSTER bicy- clette de route | RO'A DWAY chemin [an unmetalled railroad) plate-forme (de la voie] Roa m [rome] vn. errer : aller <ja et la ROAN [rone] basane [a.) [colour] rouan ROA'R [rore] [of lion, etc.) rugissement [of sea) mugissement [of guns) grondement [of laughter) eclat de rire bruyant _vn. rugir [sea) mugir [guns) gronder | To _with laughter, ‘ Se tordre de.rire’ ROA'R'ER [rore-r] [vet] clieval cornard Roa'st [rosW] va. rotir : faire rotir ... [coffee) griller [a.) roti | -MEAT [ea i] roti ROA'ST'ING-JAOK [rostt] tourne-broche Rob [-bbe'd] va. voler [of rest, etc.) priver (de] They have robbed me of everything, On m’a tout pris | ROBB'ER voleur [croquerie ROBB'ERY vol | A dead_, Tine franche es- ROBE [o long] robe [va.) revetir (with, in, de] ROB'IN [robb’inn : pr. o comme dans sort] [— RED-BREA'ST] rouge-gorge [Americ.) grive Robus't [be-sft] a._te [health) vigoureux ROBUSTNESS robustesse: viguexir ROCK rocher [geology, etc.) roche [sweetmeat) sucre d’orge panache | -face’d, En bossage | -DRILL perforatrice | -PIGEON biset | -ROSE heliantheme | -SALT sel gemme Rock v. balancer : se balancer : ebranler [a child) bercer [the cradle) balancer [teur ROCK'ER bascule | -ARM branloire : culbu- ROCK'ET [bot) roquette [firework) fusee | _ APPARATUS porte-amarre \_-STICK baguette de fusee ROCK'ING balancement | -CHAIR chaise a bascule : berceuse | -HORSE cheval a bascule \ -STONE rocher branlant ROCK'WORK rocaille Rock'y a. plein de rochers : rocheux ROD verge : baguette [fig, punishment) verges (pi] [mach) bielle [piston) tige (de P] [eccentric) tirant [curtain_) tringle [measure) 5 metres [square measure) 25"29 centiares | Spare the _ and spoil the child, Qui aime bien chatie bien | _of iron, Sceptre de fer | Fishing_Canne a peche \ _ and LINE, Ligne \ To fish with the_and LINE, Pecher Rode pret. [F. Ride] La la ligne RO'DENT [nat. hist.] rongeur ROE [ro] [of fish] ceufs (pi] [soft _) laite \ Hard-_d, ffiuve | Soft-_d. Laite RO'E’BUCK [ro] chevreuil ROGUE [roguie. in fun) coquin : fripon [law) vagabond | RO'GUERY friponnerie : four- berie [fun) espieglerie Ro'gu’isb [i bref] a. fripon [droll) espiegle | _ly ad. en coquin : en espiegle : avec espieglerie | _NESS [fun] espieglerie Roi'stering [rcii] a. bruyant: tapageur ROLL [o] rouleau [rolling: & of drum) roule- ment [bread) petit pain [phot, films) bobine [for iron : & glazing) cylindre [list) role [&) embardee : coup de roulis | Struck off the_S, Raye du tableau | -CALL appel ROM FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS ROQ ROMAIN"-_E [<fc a.] Roman [Veglise) ... of Rome | Chiffres_s, Roman numerals | a la —e, In the R. way [ou style] ROMAINE steelyard [laitue) cos lettuce ROMAN" [ouvrage] novel | -FEUILL'ETON" serial | Roman" -e a. [la langue) Romance [arc/0 Romanesque ROMANCE ballad [c/ianson) song ROMANCIER" novelist Romanesque a. roman'tic dsj | _menf ad. roman'tically | Romantique a. roman'tic ROMANICHEL gipsy : tinker ROMARIN" rosemary Teat ROMINAGROBIS [pr. the s] Grimalkin : tom- Rompre [m nasal] v. (Table 37) to break [pr. hr eke] [changer) to break off [chemin, typ, disperser, etc.) to break up [dresser) to break in : to train (a, to] [interrompre) to interrupt [le vent) to break the force of [chiens) to call off | ... a tout_,... most enthusiastically [F. Charge] Se_, To be broken : to break Rompu-e a. <fe pp. broken : overdone : worn out (de, with] trained (a, to] Etre _ et re- noue, To be off and on [ V. Baton] [wire RONCE bramble : briar | _ artificielle. Barbed RONCERAIE brake : lot of bramble bushes ‘ Ronchonner" ’ vn. to be always finding fault and grumbling ROND" round : ring : circle [argot) ‘sou’ | En —, In a ring | _de SERVIETTE, S ring Rond"-e a. round [voix) full [bourse) well- filled | Homme tout _, Plain, straightforward man | Compte_, An even sum : even money RONDE round : beat [ecrit) round-hand [mus) semibreve [<&) patrol | a la_, Round RONDEAU ‘roundelay’ ‘Rondelet"-etfe’ a. plump RONDELLE round [de saucisson) slice [tech) washer | _fusible, Fusible plug Rondement" ad. roundly : promptly : summarily : in quick style RONDETJR roundness : rotundity : straightforwardness T stick RONDIN" billet : round block [baton) cudgel: ROND'-POINT' [carrefour) circus [«re/t) apse : great central hall [bastic : ‘big’ Ronflant'-e a. snoring : high-sounding : bom- RONFLEMENT' snoring : roaring [d’une toupie) hum [de l’orgue) peal [d’un moteur) throbbing Ronfler' vn. to snore : to rumble [cheval, etc.) to snort [toupie) to hum [moteur) to throb RONFLEUR-EZJSE snorer Ronyeant' -e a. gnawing : corroding RONGE -MAI'LL'E [in La Fontaine] ‘Nibbler’ Ronyer' va. to gnaw : to bite : to nibble : to eat ... out [ou ... away] [un os, pers) to pick [1’esprit) to prey upon RONGEUR rodent [a.) gnawing : corroding [/list. nat.) rodent | Ver _, Worm that never dies [voiture) cab taken by the hour [i.e. gnawing one’s purse] RONRON" purr | Faire_, or Ronronner' vn. to purr : to be purring ROQU'EFORT" Roquefort cheese Roqu'er' vn. to castle ROQU'ET"cur [tech) bobbin ROQV'ETTE [hot] rocket ROL ENGLISH-FRENCH ROQ Roll va. rouler 'tea : se rouler [metal) laminer [forge, rough _) degrossir [gardening, etc.) rouler : passer au rouleau [agr) plomber [typ) toucher (la forme] [4>) avoir du roulis | _ down, rouler en bas : ‘degringoler’ | _up, rouler | _one’s self up, se pelotonner RO'LLER [o] rouleau tea : cylindre [bird) rol- lier | -BEARING coussinet a galets | -CHAIN cliaine a rouleaux | -SKATES [pi] patins a roulettes | -SKATING patinage a roulettes \ -TOWEL essuie-main a rouleau : touaille Roll'icking a. bruyant: deregie RO'LLING [o] roulement [of metal) laminage [of ship) roulis | Forge_, Degrossissage [F. MOSS] _ COUNTRY [fee] pays ondule | _ HITCH noeud de fouet _MILL laminoir | -PIN rouleau | -STOCK materiel roulant | — TACK'LE palan de roulis Ro'man [rome-nn] a. romain [nose) aquilin — CANDLE chandelle romaine _ROAD voie romaine ROMAN'CE [mannee] roman [vn.) broder Romanes'que a. [archit] roman RO'MANIST [rome-nn] catholique romain Roman'tic a. [scenery, etc.) romantique [tale, adventure) romanesque ROME wasn’t built, etc. [Prov. V. PARIS', Fr.] Ro'mish [o] a. romain ROMP [rommpp] tapage [vn.) faire du tapage: jouer (avec, with] ROMP [girl] gamine : ‘ gar$onniere’ RON'TGEN RAYS [pi] rayons X [pr. ix] CROOD 10 ares [10'11677 ares] ‘quart d’ar- pent ’ | ‘ The holy_’ La sainte croix _ LOFT, _ SCREEN jube q-ROOF toit [vaulted) route | _of the mouth, £ Palais | To _ in, va. couvrir -LAMP [m-car] plafonnier | ROOF'ING toiture : couverture -SROOK freux : Corneille [chess) tour ROOK'ERY colonie de Corneilles [or de freux] N. [fig) repaire de voleurs oROOM [space) place : emplacement [extent) ^ espace [apartment)piece [bedroom) chambre o [small library, etc.) cabinet [work-_) atelier G [drawing-_) salon [large_in public build- —1 ing) salle [cause) lieu [bread__ sail_, etc., a &) soute (au pain, aux voiles] In [ou into] pq the other_, De l’autre cote | He is confined to his_, 11 garde la chambre | To leave the g —, Se retirer : sortir | _enough for 3, De q la place pour 3 | There is no_, 11 n’y a pas g de place | There is no_for supposing. 11 S n’y a pas lieu de croire | To make _ for, § Faire place a | Dark-_, Chambre noire j Engine-_, Chambre des machines \ Three " —S, furnished, Appartement de trois pieces, * meuble | Steward’s_, Cambuse OROOM'FUL chamhree i Roo'my a. spacieux ROOST juchoir Roost [ou, go to_] vn. se jucher VROOS'TER coq ROR FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS ROU RORQUAI_ Tcete ROSACE [arch] rose | ROSACRES' [pi] rosa- ROSAGE [bof] rhododendron [scented ROSAIRE rosary | Rosat" a.... of roses : rose- ROSBIF roast-beef: joint of roast-beef ROSE_ : rose diamond [arch) rose window | Bois de_, Tulip-wood | Taille en_, Rose- cut | _des VENT’S' [ran] compass-card | Savoir la_, To box the compass _ TREMIERE hollyhock ROSE [<fc a.] [or, de rose] rose colour : rosy [pale) pink | Tout n’est pas _, It isn’t all sunshine | Couleur de_, ‘_’ : delightful Rose-e a. rosy : red [poet) roseate [Dewdrop ROSEAU reed | ROSEE dew | Goutte de _, ROSERAIE rosary [collection of roses] ROSETTE_: ribbon [craie) red chalk ROSIER" rose-bush : rose ROSIERE girl who wins [ou won] the rose of the village, with a prize in money, for good conduct | ROSI^RiSTE rose-grower ROSSE broken-down hack : worn-out old horse, fit for the knackers | Une_, [fam] ‘A regular brute’ | Ecrivain_, Realist and cynic ‘ROSSEE’ thrashing [vulg) ‘licking’ ‘Rosser'’ va. to give ... a good T (ou ‘L’] ROSSIGN’OL nightingale [d’orgue) N-stop [a serrnre) picklock [rebut) waste : dead stock: ‘ old shopkeeper ’ | _ a glands, Pig | _d’Ar- cadie, Ass : ‘Jerusalem pony’ Thack ROSSINANTE ‘_’ : old spavined, worn-out ROSSOLIS" sundew ROSTURE [& ROUSTURE] woolding ROT" [vulg] belch ROT" roast meat Rotatif -ive a. ro'tary ROTATION" — | Rotatoire a. ro'tatory ROTE | Auditeur de_, One of the 12 judges of the Rota [ecclesiastical court at Rome] Roter’ vn. [vulg] to belch ROTI roast meat RoTIE [or Pain roti] toast | Une _, A piece of toast | Rotie au beurre, Buttered toast ROTIN" rattan : rattan cane | ‘11 n’a pas un He hasn’t a penny Rotir va. to roast [au four) to bake [du pain) to toast [au soleil) to burn up Ro TISSERIE cook-shop ROTISSEUR -EUSE keeper of a cook-shop RdTISSOIRE Dutch oven : meat-screen ROTOGRAVURE intaglio (process] ROTONDE [vetement)_[arcli) rotunda ROTONDITE roundness: rotundity ROTULE knee-cap:patella [tech) knuckle-end ROTURE yeomanry : plebeian condition ROTURIER” commoner : yeoman : plebeian —-iere a. common : plebeian : low ROUAGES’ [pi] wheels: movements (pi] [fam) ‘works’ [fig) machinery Rouan" -anne a. roan ROUANNE brand : marker | _r’ va. to brand ‘Roublard'-e’ a. deep : cunning | _ISE cun- ROUCOU annatto Ln*ng ROUCOULEMENT" cooing Roucouler' vn. to coo [m.) to warble out ROUE wheel tKSjj; rack [de cable) coil | Faire la_, To strut about | 11 fait la _, He is showing off | Une cinquieme_a un carrosse, A thing of no use | LIBRE, free wheel ROUE profligate : rake : deep one _a. deep : artful [pp.)‘done up’(de, with] ROO ENGLISH-FRENCH ROU /ROOT racine | Cube_, R cubique | To take p _, Prendre R | To strike at the_of, Cou- q per ... dans sa R : couper la R a ... | Tap-_, ® Rpivotante | _and BRANCH, De fond en c comble : completement | To go to the _ of | the MATTER, Approfondir la chose ~ Root vn. prendre racine | _about, [pigs] 0 fouiller |_up,_out, deraciner : extirper | 1 Roo'ted a. enracine : invetere [plant) ra- V cine | _ed to the SPOT, Clone au sol ROPE [d] corde [bell-pull) cordon [of onions) chapelet [&) cordage : filin [1 to 2 inch _, 40 quarantenier [in rigging) manoeuvre [tow- _) faux-bras [hawser) amarre | Bolt_, Ra- lingue | Foot-_, R de fond [of yards) marche- pied | Leech-_, R de chute | A piece of_, [4>] Un bout de filin | Plenty of_, [fig] Libre cours | Skipping-_, Corde a sauter _ BANDS [ro-be-nn-z] rabans de tetiere \ -DANCER danseur -euse de corde | -MAKER cordier | -TRAMWAY transporteur aerien | -WALK corderie _’S END [4>] gourdin Rope [o] vn. filer | Ro'py a. filant RO'SARY [ze-re'] rosaire [roses) roseraie ROSE r_feo [in stonework) rosace [of water pot) pomme \ Dog-_, Eglantine | Monthly _, Rose des quatre saisons [F. Guelder, Moss] Bed of_s, Corbeille [Jig: lit] de roses \ Under the_, [or Sub rosa] Sous le manteau | Wars of the _s, Guerre des Deux Roses | ROSE-BUD bouton de rose -BUSH rosier | -ENGINE machine a guillocher -LASHING aiguilletage croise | _WINDOW' rose Ro'seate [ro-zi-ete] a. vermeil RO'SE MARY [mere'] romarin RO'SERY roseraie RO'SE'WOOD palissandre [a.) ... en P : de P ROSTN colophane [va.) frotter de C ROS'TRUM [tre-mm] tribune : rostres (pi] Ro'sy [o] a. de rose : vermeil [child) auxjoues vermeilles ROT [rotte] pourriture [sheep _) tac [vulg) ‘de la blague' \ Dry _, Merule Rot va. [pp. Rotted] pourrir : se p [teeth, etc.) carier : se c Ro'tary [ro-te-re] a. tournant: ... de rotation Rota'te v. tourner [mach.) rotatif ROTA'TION [ro-teche-nn] r— | By—, in —, a tour de role | _of CROPS assolement [usually. in France, 1 Roots, 2 Barley, 3 Grasses, 4 Wheat] ROTE [o] routine \ By_, Par R: par coeur Rott'e'n a. pourri [tooth, & bone) carie [egg) gate [fruit, & tig) vereux | -STONE tripoli ROTT'E'NNESS pourriture [teeth) curie ROTUN'DA [ro-te-nn-de] rotonde ROTUN'DITY [ro-te-nn-dite] rotondite ROUGH [re-ff] ‘voyou’ | In the _, Brut: en gros [roughed out) ebauche _S (pi] canaille : racaille ROU FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS ROU ROUELLE slice [de veau) fillet Tfrom Rouen ROUENNERIE [pr. enn as ami] cotton print Rouer' va. to break ... upon the wheel |__ de COUP'S', To give ... a ‘good dressing’ | Roue de C’s, Cruelly beaten ROUE'RIE artfulness : trickiness : piece of rascality | Les petites_s des enfants, Children’s little ways ROUET" spinning-wheel [de poulie) sheave ROUF [pr. the f] [4>] house on deck ROUGE [fard)_ [au visage) blush [conleur) red [clialeur) red heat [a.) red : red-hot [F. ce mot]_d’Andrinople, Turkey red |_d’Ang- leterre, Crocus | _comrne du sang, Blood- red | Un_, A red republican : ‘a rad’ _£T' NOIR ‘ rouge et noir ’ [F. Trente] Rougeatre a. reddish | Rougeauil'' -e a. ruddy : ruddy-looking : red-faced ROUGEBORD" bumper ROUGE-GO-KGr-E robin : robin red-breast ROUGEOLE measles (pi] ROUGE-QUEUE redstart ROUGET'' [poisson) red mullet [in Paris ‘rou- get’ often means gurnard] [ver) wire-worm [du pore) swine-fever [insecte) harvest-bug ROUGEUR redness [qui survient au visage) blush : flush | _S' [pi] red pimples Rougir v. to make ... red [ou red-hot] to grow red : to get red-hot [pers) to blush (de, with, at] Eau rougie, Water tinged with wine ROUI [du lin) retting: steeping | Sentir le _, To be strong [ou rancid] ROUI'LL'E [met) rust [plante, etc.) mildew | Teinte de_, Red-brown Roui'll'er' va. to rust | Se _, To get rusty RO UI'LL' URE rustiness Lble) to get the rust Rouir va. to steep [tech) to ret ROUISSAGE [F ROUI, etc.] ROULADE roll [mus) quaver : grace ROULAGE rolling [transport) cartage [voiture de_) wagon [maison de_) carrier's | Gros _, Heavy traffic | Petit_, Carrier Roulant' -e a. rolling [feu) running (fire] Che- min__ Good smooth road [F. Grue : Pont] ROULEAU roll [pap. peint) piece [robes) rolled trimming [cuisine) rolling-pin [de corde) coil [tech) roller | _ compresseur (a vapeur] Steam-roller | Sur_x, On rollers [F. Wit] ROULEE [vulg] ‘licking’ ROULE'MENT" roll : circulation [tour de service) rotation [argent) cash in hand [bruit) roll: rumbling | Fonds de_, Floating capital _S' bearings | _S a billes, Ball-bearings Roulei*' v. to roll : to roll up : to run : to revolve : to turn, to rest (sur, on, upon, with] [entre, from ... to ...) to vary [errer) to rove: to be ‘knocking about’ : to ramble : to travel: [battre, vulg) ‘to do for ...’: ‘to give ... a good licking’ [duper, tromper) to‘let... in’ | Faire _, To keep ... going : to roll | _sur l’or, ou l’argent, To be rolling in money [ou wealth] 11 roule carrosse, He keeps his carriage | Allez! x-oulez ! All right! go ahead! ROULET” roller ROULETTE castor [outil) roll [jeu) roulette [lit) truckle-bed [d’enfant) go-cart | ... comme snr des_s, ... as right as a trivet: ‘like one o’clock’: ‘first-rate’ [F. Patin] ROULEUR wine merchant’s [ou cooper's] man [insect) weevil ROULIER" carrier: ‘haulier’ ROULIS" rolling | Coup de__ Roll | Palan de _Rolling tackle ROULOTTAGE stealing goods from carriers ROULOTTE gipsy’s van : carrier’s van ROUMAIN''-E [& a.] Roumanian ROU ENGLISH-FRENCH ROU Rough [re-ff] a. rude [road, path, wood) ra- boteux [sea) houletise : grosse [weather, work) gros [in the —) brut [unpol.) non poli [glass, frosted) depoli [estimate) en gros [harsh taste) apre [game, conduct, harsh) brutal | _and ready, [blunt) brusque [tools, etc.) primitif: grossierement fait | To ‘ cut up _[fam] ‘ Montrer les dents ’ | A_PASSAGE, Une mauvaise traversee \ -cast va. [walls] crepir [a.) crepi | _ DRAUGHT [drafte] brouillon | At a_GUESS, a vue de nez -hew [hiou] va. [fig] ebaucher -shoe va. [imp. <fc pp. -shod] ferrer a glace [_-shod. F. PIED, lines 17, 18] _SKETCH ebauche : croquis Rough [re-ff 1 va. [take off polish) depolir [F _-shoe] _out, ebaucher [tech) degrossir | To_it vn. en voir de dares : manger de la vache enragee fdegrossir Rough'e'n [re-fenn] v. rendre rude |_down. Roughly [re-ff-le ] ad. rudement [treat) brus- quement : brutalement [severely) durement [guess) a vue de nez : approximativement ROUGH'NESS [re-ff-ness] asperite [sharpness) aprete [of manner) brusquerie [coarseness) grossierete [of the sea) mauvais etat: agitation [of roads) etat raboteux : mauvais etat ROUND [raounndd] rond : cours [turn) tour [watchman’s, X, police) ronde [ladder-stave) echelon [of musketry) decharge [of cheers, & firing salutes) salve [beef) rouelle [cartridge) caHouche [boxing) ‘round’: reprise | To go for a _, Aller faire une tournee | To go the _s, [fig] Circuler : faire le tour de la ville _a. rond | In_numbers, En chitfres ronds | A good_sum, Une jolie somme | _HAND moyen | _ ROB'IN piece revetue de signatures en cercle | _-shouldered [cholde-rde] a. voute | _-TRIP TICK'ET [America] billet d’aller et retour | _-UP [America] rassem- blement du betail _ ad. & prep, autour de : en rond [distance) a la ronde [F. Country] All_, Tout autour [by turns) a la ronde | To bring_[from faint] Faire revenir | To go _, [turn) tourner: se T [walk round ...) faire le tour de | To go all _, [another way] Se detourner | To go — to all one’s friends, Aller voir tous ses amis: faire une tournee de visites | To come _ again, Revenir [recover) se retablir [from fainting) revenir a soi | To get_va. tourner : faire le tour de [wheedle) ‘ entortiller ’ [im.) se retablir _ [_off] va. arrondir [vn.) s’a _up [America] va. rassembler (le betail] ROU FRAN ^ AIS—AN GL AIS RUB ROUPIE [argent) rupee [du nez) ‘drop’ ‘ Roupill'er' ’ vn. to doze : to be dozing ‘ROUPILL'EUR’ [tres fam] ‘sleepy lot’: snoozer Roussatre a. reddish ROUSSE [argot] La_, The ‘Bobbies’ ROUSSELET' favourite variety of pear ROUSSEROLLE | _effarvatte, Reed-warbler ROUSSEUR redness | _S' [or Taches de _] ROUSSI burnt smell: burning [freckles ROUSSIN" thick-set little horse | Un_d’Ar- cadie, A ‘ Jerusalem pony ’ Koussir v. to get red : to turn ... brown [du linge) to scorch [bruler) to singe | Faire_, [cuisine] To brown ROUSTURE [4>] woolding | _r' v. to woold ROUTE [de, to, from] _ : road : way [4>) course [asfr) orbit [poet) pathway | Compagnon de _, Fellow-traveller | Grand’_, [or Grande —] High road [ En__ On the way | En_! Let us start! * Go ahead! ’ [&) Full steam! [&, gouvernail) Steer the course! | Faire _, To go | Se mettre en_, To set out [&) to set sail: to sail _ ESTIMEE dead reckoning ROUTIER"book of the roads [40 book of charts | Vieux_Old stager | _-iere a. ... of the roads | Carte_iere, Travelling map | Locomotive [or machine] _iere. Traction engine ROUTINE _ | Par _, By rote ROUTINIER''-IE/2E man [ou woman, etc.] who does everything by routine [a.) who [ou that] does everything by routine : ... of routine : averse to change : ‘ red-tape ’ ROUTOIR steeping-tank Rouve'rin" a. [tech] hot-short [brittle] ROUVRE common oak Rouvrir va. (Table 23) to open ... again ROUX' reddish brown [cuisine) brown sauce: browning : thickening [arbre) shumac Roux' Rousse a. reddish-brown [pers)... with reddish [ou auburn] hair [chose) russet [du beurre) browned Royal -e a._1: splendid [-lement' -ly] ROYALISTE _st | ROYAN" sardine ROYAUME kingdom | ROYAUTE royalty | Sous la_, Under the monarchy R. P. [Reverend Pere] ‘ Reverend Father ... ’ | la R.P. [representation proportionelle] RU stream: channel RUADE kick : kicking RUBAN-' [de soie) ribbon : decoration [de fil) tape [tech) sliver [V. SANGLE] ‘Le _,’ Decoration of ‘chevalier’ of the Legion of Honour | Canon a_Twisted barrel | Fera _, Hoop-iron | Scie a_, Band-saw RUBANERLE ribbon trade : R manufacture RUBANIER'' -LERE ribbon-weaver ROU ENGLISH-FRENCH RUB ^ROU'ND ABOUT ‘chevaux de bois’: manege Rou'ndabout a. vague [road) detourne §Rou'nded a. arrondi SROU'NDERS (pi] la balle au camp |ROU'NDHEA'DS [pi] Tetesrondes g Rou'ndish a. rondelet 1 Rou'ndlv ad. rondement VROU'NDNESS rondeur ROUP [ecossais] By public_, Aux encheres Rouse [raouze] va. eveiller: faire lever : mettre en eveil: exciter | Rouse [raouce] va. sailler ROUT [racmte] [army) deroute [rabble) foule [party) soiree mondaine : reception | _ [ou put ... to_] va. mettre en deroute ROUTE r_ [tourist’s) itineraire | _march, Marclie d’entramement Rove vn. roder ; battre la campagne : errer RO'VER rodeur : vagabond [sea_) pirate Ro'ving a. vagabond : errant RO'VING-FRAME boudinoir : banc a broches ROW [rao] tapage [between, entre) querelle: ‘ scene ’ | Public-house_, Rixe de cabaret | To make [ou ‘ kick up ’] a_, Faire du tapage [or du bruit, or ‘ du train ’] To get into a_, Se mettre dans le petrin : s’attirer une mau- vaise affaire ROW' [ro] rang : file : rangee [— of figures) colonne [a narrow street) ruelle | To go for a _, Aller faire une promenade a la rame : ‘canoter’ | Standing in a_, Ranges en ligne | -BOA'T bateau a rames Row’ [ro] vn. ramer [4>) nager | To — a boat, va. faire aller une embarcation [V. Pull] ROW'AN TREE sorbier des oiseaux ROW'DY [rao] ‘voyou’: tapageur ROW'EL [raou-e-lj [of spur] molette RO'W'ER [ro-eur] rameur [4>) nageur RO'W'ING canotage | -MATCH course a l’avi- RO'WLOCK [re-l'e-k] dame : toletiere [ron Rowse [raouce] v. sailler ROY'AL x'aisin [V. Paper] [4>, V. SAIL] [a.) royal : ...deroi [commission)extraparlemen- taire | _lly ad. royalement ROY'ALTY royaute [sum) redevcmce : prime /OEtUB coup de brosse (&c] [with cloth) coup de torchon [graze) frottement [fig) coup depatte [or de langue] [F. PINCH] There’s the —! Voila le hie! | To give (a horse) a — DOWN, Donner uncoup de bouclion a ... :bouchonner Rub [-bbe'd] va. [with, de) frotter [med) frictionner | ‘_ along ’ vn. aller son petit bonhomme de chemin I just manage to_ along with it. Je m’en arrange tant bien que mal | He knows just enough English to — along with. 11 sait juste assez d’anglais pour se tirer d’affaire _down, frotter [polish) polir [a horse) bouchonner — in, frotter | _ ... off, eniever [rn.) s’effacer | — out, !§ effacer [rn.) s’e _... up, polir : donner un g coup de brosse, or de torchon a [a person) reveiller [one’s knowledge) se remettre a RUBB'ER frottoir [at whist) rob [F. Robre] [India_) caoutchouc | _solution, Dissolution | _ tape, Ruban isolant | — tubing, Tuyau en C | With_tyres, a roues caout- choutees | _S [America] ‘caoutchoucs’ RUBB'ING frottage : frottement [medical) friction [pattern) impression : frottis [of a brass, etc.) estampage RUBB'ISH debris (pi] deblais (pi] [dirt, &c.) ordures (pi] [fig) de la camelote [painting) ‘ une croute ’ | ‘ That’s all — ! ’ ‘ C’est de la blague! ’ Rubb'ishy a. de camelote VRUB'BLE blocage : pierres perdues (pi] RUB FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS RUM RUBICON"_ | Rubicond" -e a._cund RUBIS' ruby [au visage, pop) carbuncle | Boire, Faire_sur l’ongle, To drink ... to the last drop | Payer _ sur l’ongle, To pay to the last cent | Monte sur Jewelled [ _ BALAIS” balas ruby | _SPINELLE spinel ruby RUBRIQU' E [ochre) red-ochre : ‘ruddle’ [religion) rubric [regie) rule [typ) imprint [fig) title : heading : head | _S' [pi] tricks RUCHE hive : bee-H [lingerie) ruching : quilling | _a CADRES', Frame-hive RUCHER" apiary : row of hives [ra.) to quill | Proprietaire de_s, Bee-master Rude a. rough : rugged : hard [apre) harsh [fig) severe : violent: hard : troublesome _merit* ad. roughly : harshly : hard : sharply [fam) extremely : ... 'and no mistake’: ‘like anything’ RUDESSE roughness : harshness : hardness : severity : rude thing | Avec_Roughly RUDIMENT" [roo'-di-me-nnte] Rudoyer' va. to use ... harshly [ou roughly] to treat ... badly : to bully RUE street [plants) rue [V. Vieux] RUELLE lane : passage : alley | _du lit, Space between the bed and the wall Rueller' va. to earth up Ruer' v. to fling [cheval, etc.) to kick | Se_, To rush | RUEUR -EUSE kicker Rugir va. to roar | RugissanC -e a. roaring RUGISSE'MENT ' roar: roaring RUGOSITE [s. z] wrinkle : rough place Rugueux' -euse a. rough RUINE ruin : fall : falling off, away | Tomber en_, To go to ruin Ruiner' va. to ruin : to destroy : to bring ... to ruin | Se _, To ruin o’self: to go [ou be Ruineux' -euse a. ruinous Lgoing] to ruin RUISSEAU [rweesso] brook : stream : creek [de rue) gutter [fig) river [Prov. V. MICKLE] Ruisselant’ -e a. streaming : running (de, with Ruisseler' vn. to stream : to pour : to run (de, with, from] to run in streams Tping RUISSELLE'MENT" streaming : running: drip- RUMEUR rumour : noise : report RUMINANT' [_-e a.] _t: that chews the cud RUB ENGLISH-FRENCH RUN RU'BY rubis fed [a.) de rubis [lips) de corail | -LAMP lanterne rouge /RUDD'ER gouvernail [V. this word] _CASE trou de jaumiere RUDD'INESS incarnat: fraicheur RUD DLE mbrique [vermeil V Rudd' y a. vermeil | _ complexion, Teint (Rude a. [pers, etc.) grossier : insolent: malhonnete [crude) primitif | Ru'de'ly ad. rudement feo [impolitely) grossierement : impoliment | RUDENESS rudesse [im- V politeness) malhonnetete : grossierete RUDIMENT [■roudi-me-nntt] : element Rudimen'tal [m.enn'te-1] Rudimen'tary a. elementaire : rudimentaire RUE [rou] [bot] rue [m) se repentir de _ful a. triste | _fully ad. tristement /RUFF fraise [bird) combattant RUFF'IAN [ye-nn] scelerat: brigand : brutal hL—ly a- brutal: de brigand iRUF'FLE manchette [wrinkle) ride | With- I out a —, [water] Sans une ride | Ruf fie va. rider [the mind) froisser -[to vex) \ irriter [the hair) ebouriffer /RUG tapis : couverture | Hearth-_, T de 1 foyer | Railway_, C de voyage pRUG'BY [re-gg-be] ‘_’ [roog-bee] £ RUG'WORK tapisserie Rug'ged [re-ghedd] a. rude : raboteux —NESS caractere rude [or x-aboteux] RU'IN _e : deconfiture Ru'in va. ruiner fed | ‘_A'TION’ mine Ru' inous [rou-e-ne-ss] a. ruineux [ruined) en mines I -iy ad. ruineusement /RULE regie [typ) filet [of a society) statut | Waved —, Tremble | As a_, En general : ^ regie generate | I make it a_to. Je me suis <■§ fait une regie de ... | Under ... _, Sous le g gouvernement [or Sous le i-egime] de... [V. i Slide] -CUTTER [typog.] coupoir | _ of THREE; regie de trois | -WORK [typ] com- V position en filets /Rule va. regler : diriger : gouverner [decide, law) decider | _off [com] l'egler RU'LER ... qui gouverne : dominateur -trice 1 [supreme) maitre : arbitre [who rules lines) regleur | RU'LER [for lines] regie gRU'LING reglure : reglage [of a judge, etc.) decision [a.) regnant: dominant | The passion strong in death, La P dominante jusqu’a la mort \ _MACHINE, machine a v regler | _PEN tire-ligne ~ RUM rhum [a. vulg.) drole (de] ‘cocasse’ JRum'ble vn. gionder | RUM'BLING roule- ment : grondement [a.) sourd Ru'minate [rou'nii-nete] vn. ruminer SRUMM'AGE [medj] fouille : rennie-menage s _ va. fouiller (in, dans] _SALE vente de J charite (d’objets usages] ^ RUMM'ER gobelet RU'MOUR [roume-r] rumeur | There is a —, It is_ed, Le bruit court | The_ed ..., Le ... dont on parle RUMP [re-mmpp] croupe [_ of beef) calotte [fowl) croupion [pers. vulgai-) ‘posterieur’ | -STEAK RUM'PLE pli [va.) chiffonner : froisser RUM'PUS [fam] tapage : tumulte RUN [pr. re-mi] course : cours [series) suite [general_of) ordinaire : plupart : common [U. Common] [of lodes) gisement [in games) course [upon a bank) irruption [... hours’ —) trajet (de ... lieures] [navvy’s) relais [sheep _) patui-age | To have a_, [go for a —] Courir [ V. Run an errand, Run away] X is an hour’s_from Paris, X est a une heure de chemin de fer de P | To have the_of, Avoir ses entrees a [or chez ...] To have a great — Etre tres couru | To * get the _ upon’ [Amer.] Tourner en ridicule | The general_ of, Le common de ... | In the long a la longue | To let go by the_, Larguer en bande \ To have a long_, [play] Tenir longtemps I'affiche Run [re-nn] a. \ Per foot_, Le pied courant RUN ENGLISH-FRENCH RUR Rllll vn' Pres- Running : imp. Kan : pp. At LI 11 ru11] Courir [carriages, trains, steamers) faire le service (entre ... et ...] [to flee) se sauver [to be) etre [to go) aller : donner (into, dans] [machinery) marcher : fonction- ner : etre en marche [flow) couler [of colours) se fondre [leak) fuir [melt) fondre [become) devenir [incline) porter [turn into) se changer (to, en] [documents) etre coiiqu : s’exprimer [stars, ropes, speed) filer [... miles an hour) faire ( ... milles a Vheure] [figures) monter [ F. Kun to] [bills of exchange) courir |_va. [to drive, conduct) faire marcher : conduire [trains) faire circuler [a race) faire [horses, dogs) faire courir [push) pousser: passer[pour) couler [draw) tirer [cast, throw) jeter [a risk, etc.) courir [pursue) chasser : poursuivre [a seam) coudre a point-devant My eyes_, Mes yeux pleurent My nose is running, Mon nez ‘coule’ | I have_a needle into my finger, Je me suis enfonce une aiguille dans le doigt _about [the place,] courir [to no purpose) ‘rouler sa bosse ’ _across, traverser (... en courant] [fig) ren- contrer par hasard _after, courir apres : poursuivre _against, heurter ... [or donner contre] I ran my head against the door, Je me suis cogne la tete contre la porte — aground,_ashore, echouer _along, longer : suivre _amuck, [F ce mot] _at, attaquer : se ruer sur _away, se sauver : s’en aller : s’enfuir [horse) s’emballer [fam, ‘ prendre le mors aux dents’] [liquids, & time) s’ecouler | To_away for a day or two, Aller prendre un peu de bon temps | _away with, emporter [a ivornan, a child, etc.) enlever _back, retourner : revenir (en courant] [go backwards) reculer [car, downhill) redescen- dre a reculons _before, s’enfuir devant _close to, [a rock, etc.] passer a ranger _counter to, aller a Vencontre de _down vn. descendre (en courant] [from the capital) aller : venir [of liquids) couler | The tide is running down, La maree descend | My watch is _ down, Ma montre n’est pas re- montee | _down, a. [exhausted, ill) epuise: fatigue [by motor-car, &c.) renverse | _... down va. [chase) forcer : mettre ... aux abois [ship) couler bas [decry) decrier : denigrer _an ERRAND [e-re-nde\ faire une course _for, courir chercher: aller bien vite chercher _foul of, aborder _the HEELS, [stockings] garnir (le bas] _high, etre en fureur: etre a son combletetre acharne | When the sea is running high, Lorsque la mer est grosse | Words ran high between them, Ils en sont venus aux gros mots _in, entrer [_ in again) rentrer [va., slang) conduire au poste : mettre sous les verrous : ‘ fourrer au bloc’ |_in CONNECTION [train, etc.] correspondre : etre en corresjjondance (avec] _ in DEBT, faire des dettes: s’endetter | ... _s in the FAMILY, ... est hereditaire dans la famille _inside, courir dans ... _into, tomber, se lancer (dans] [debt) faire (des dettes'i [go inside) courir dans [or a] [for refuge) se refugier dans [a sharp point, etc.: and ship, running foul) enfoncer [also of ships) aborder [ship, into port) entrer au port (de] faire route a ... | The EXPRESS has run into the MAIL, le rapide a tamponne le train- poste : il y a eu collision entre l’express et le train-poste _off, se sauver: s’en aller [fluids) s’ecouler [typ) tirer | _off the LINE, derailler _off with, se sauver avec : emporter _on a ROCK, etc., donner sur un rocher, etc. _on' [go in advance) courir (en avant] [type) suivre [fig) continuer | He ran on at such a rate, [chattered] 11 allait d’un tel train | Does this TRAIN_on [ou_through] to Basle to-night? Est-ce que le train repart ce soir pour Bale? | _ ... on, [typ] faire suivre _ out, sortir : se lancer (into, dans] [to leak) couler : fuir [exhaust) s’epuiser : etre epuise [expire) se terminer [va. a gun) mettre en batterie \ _ out of, etre a sec de : n’avoir plus de [waste) gaspiller _over, passer sur [drive over) ecraser [go or come : to, a) aller : venir [overflow) deborder | _ ... over, passer ... sur [glance through) parcourir _ through, passer [or courir] au travers de : traverser [examine) parcourir [property) gaspiller : manger _ ... through [with] trans- percer ... (d’un coup de baionuette, d’un coup d’epee, etc.] [F Through] _' to [amounts] monter a : donner : faire _to SEED, monter en graine _to WASTE, se dissiper : se perdre _under BARE POLES, courir a sec _up, monter: courir: aller [sum) se monter (to, a, jusqu’a] [va.) faire monter [a flag) hisser [buildings) exhausser | He has_up a BILL at ...’s, 11 a laisse monter son conmte chez ... _ _' upon, donner sur RUN'ABOUT ‘_’ [voiturette tres legerel RUN'AWAY [<fc a.] fugitif : deserteur [coward) fuyard | _horse. Cheval emballe RUNG- [of ladder] echelon | Rung pp. [F.Ring] RUNN'ER [re-}ie-r]coureur|RUNN'ER coulant: stolon: trahiasse [d>) Hague [aeroplane) F.Skid RUNNYNG- [re-nn] course [flow) ecoulement [needlework) point-devant [of trains, steamer, etc.) service _a. courant [knot) coulant [fire) roulant [horse) de course [wound) ... en suppuration \ Nine days_,.Neuf jours de suite | A — COLD, Un rhurne de cerveau | — DAYS [&] jours de planclie | _EYE noeud coulant _RIGGING manoeuvres courantes (pi] _TITLE titre courant _AGROUND [e-graoundd] [voluntary) echou- age [by accident) echouement _and FELLTNG couture rabattue _FOUL [faouV] abordage RUPEE' roupie [env. lfr. 60c.] [F. LAC, Eng.] RU'PERT | Prince _’s DROP, Larme batavique RUP'TURE \re-p] r_ [disease) hernie [va.) rompre | To be_d, Avoir une hernie -WORT herbe au cancer Ru'ral [roure-l] a._: champetre _POST'MAN [pi._men] facteur rural RUM FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS RYT RUMINATION"_: chewing the cud Rurainer' v. to chew the cud [mot scientif. et fig) to ru'minate (sur, upon] Runique a. Ru'nic RUOLZ electro: electroplate RUPTURE _ [re-p'tche-r] (entre, between] Dispositif de_, [automob.] Make-and-break device Rural -e a. ru'ral [roure-V] RUSE _dodge’; artifice [de guerre) stratagem | Ruse-e a. artful: sly : deep : cunning Ruser’ vn. to use stratagem [ou cunning][fam) to dodge : to fall back upon a dodge RUSSE [<£ f. & a.] Russian [re-che-nn] a la_, In the Russian style [ou way] RUSTAUD"-£ boor [a.) boorish : clownish RUSTICITE rusticity : clownishness RUSTIQU’E ‘boor’ [tech) mason’s hammer Rustiqu'e a. rustic [vie, danse) country [arbre, planted) hardy : field-... [manieres) boorish : clownish : rough Rustiqiremenf ad. rustically : rudely Rustiqu'er" va. to rough-cut ; to make ... rustic-like RUSTRE country bumpkin : rustic : boor _a. boorish : clownish RUT_ [of stags, etc.] Moment du_Rutting RUTABAGA [yellow-fleshed) swede l_season Rutilanf -e a. bright red RUTILE _: native titanic oxide RYTH ME [reettni] rhythm [«/, i bref ; til faib.] Ryth’mique a. ryth'mical RUS ENGLISH-FRENCH RYO /'RUSH [plant) jonc [crowd) presse [motion) j mouvement precipite : elan | Not worth a g _, Qui ne vaut pas un rouge liard | _of ^ WORK, presse (de travail [great) ‘du travail a par-dessus la tete' | _LIG’HT veilleuse g— vn. se jeter: se precipiter : se ruer (upon, £ sur] — forward.se lancer en avant|_into, t se precipiter dans | _ out, s’elancer : sortir ~ precipitamment gRUSK tnscotte | RUSS [V. Russian] SRUSS'ET reinette grise [a.) roussatre oRUSS'IA [re-clia] cuir de Russie : C russe CRUSS'IAN [<fe f.] Russe [a.) de Russie | To ^ speak_, Parler le russe “RUST rouille [va.) rouiller [vn.) se r | To P get the_off, Derouiller | To_out, [fig] Moisir | -PREVENTIVE antirouille ( RUS'TIC rustre [a.) rustique % Rus'ticate v. renvoyer temporairement | To » go and_[ou, To go_ing] Aller en villegi- * ature cRUS'TICATING, —CA'TION, villegiature -a [university) renvoi temporaire HRUS'TINESS rouille [of bacon) rancissure SRUS'T'LE [re-ce-l] [of leaves) bruissement g [of silk) bruissement: frou-frou [t’H.) fremir | [silk) faire frou-frou : froufrouter ^ Rus'ty a. rouille [clothes) use [brown) roux a [bacon) ranee | To turn _, [person, fam] ® Renacler : montrer les dents PRUT [ou Wheel-_] orniere Ru'thless [routli] a. improvable [-ly, -ment] RUTTING SEASON moment du rut RYE [rail seigle | -GRASS ray-grass : ivraie | Italian_, I. d’Italie \ Perennial_, I. vivace RY'OT [rat] cultivateur (aux Indes] S* FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS SAC S or S, abbreviation for Sa, Son, Sud, etc. [See these in alphabetical order] Faire des S, To S’ [elision for Se, Si] [.stagger to and fro Sa a. poss. his, her [neutre) its [indefini) one’s [sa propre ...] his. her, its own : one’s own SABBAT" Sabbath : witches’ midnight meeting [bruit) ‘ row ’: fearful noise Sabbatique a. Sabbath : ... of the Sabbath [annee) Sabbatical SABLE sand [gravier) gravel [V. Jet, Fr.] SABL£ [Normandie] kind of short-bread Sabler" va. to sand [allees) to gravel [boire) to toss of : to drink off ... at a ‘ swig’ | Allee Sableux" -euse a. sandy [sablee, Gravel walk SABLIER" hour-glass [pour les oeufs) egg-glass [pour Vecriture) sand-box SABLIERE sand-pit: gravel-pit [charp) wall- plate [«§&.) sand-box SABLON" [fine) sand | Sablonneux" -euse a. SABLONNIER” sandman : sandboy [.sandy SABLONNIERE sand-pit SABORD" port-hole : port | Faux"_s' Deadlights | _er" va. [&] to scuttle SABOT" ‘_’ : wooden shoe [tech) shoe [d’ani- mal) hoof [pi. hoofs] [de roue) drag [jouet) whipping-top [<!>) ‘old tub’ [violon) squeaky fiddle | ‘ Avoir du foin dans ses_s,’ To have got on well | Dormir comme un_, To sleep like a top | SABOT" de VENTJS, lady’s slipper ‘SABOTAGE’ ‘_’ : malicious destruction of property : damaging plant, &c., secretly Saboter" va. to adze [fig) to wilfully damage [faire mal) to ‘botch’ : to ‘scamp’ SABOT1ER"" -IERE maker of ‘ sabots ’ ‘Sabouler"’ va. [fam) to pull ... about [fig) to ‘haul ... over the coals’ SABRE _ [ang. pr. sebe-r] _-briquet, Short S |-Traineur de_, Blustering soldier: slasher Sabrer" va. to cut: to slash [fig, fam) to bungle SABRETACHE sabretasche [sebe-r] SABREUR slasher [fig) bungler SAC [a ble, etc. et X) sack [de papier, d’argent, de voyage) bag [de fantassin) knapsack [toile) sacking [anat. etc.) sac | _a ble, Corn-sack | — de ble, Sack of corn | Avoir le_, [pop.] To have ‘ lots of money ’ | Dans le meme_, In the same box | L'affaire est dans le , It’s finally settled | Homme de _ et de corde, Thorough scoundrel | La main dans le_, In the very act | _de NUIT" carpet bag | _ a OUVRAGE work-bag |_a TERRE sand-bag | ‘_a VIN""’regular drunkard SACCADE check : jerk : pull up | Par_s, By fits and starts | Saccader" va. to jerk | Style saccade, Jerky, abrupt style SACCAGE confusion [amas) confused heap SACCAGEMENT" sacking Saccager" va. [fam) to ransack : to turn ... upside down [X) to sack : to pillage SACCH ARINE _rin SACERDOCE priesthood Sacerdotal -e a._1 | Sache v. [F. Savoir] SACHEE bag : sack (sackful] SACHET” satchel [parfume) sachet SACOCHE courier's bag : money-bag : tool-bag Sacramentel -lie a. _al SACRE coronation [d’eveque) consecration Sacre-e a. sacred [ordres, etc.) holy [vulgar) ‘ precious ’: ‘ blessed ’: ‘ blooming ’: ‘ cursed ’ SACREMENT" sac'rament [me-nntt] [_edd] Sacrer" va. to crown [un eveque) to consecrate [wi.) to curse and swear SACRIFICATEUR priest | Principal _, High P SACRIFICE [feece] : offering (a, to] Sacrifier" va. [a, to] to sacrifice : to offer up : to give up SACRILEGE _ [a.) sacrilegious [ ment, -ly] SACRIPANT" downright rascal: bully SACRISTAIN"_tan : vestry-keeper SACRISTIE vestry | Sacro-saint" -e a. sacred SAB ENGLISH-FRENCH SAD SABBATA'RIAN [sab-e-teri-e-rui] rigide obser- vateur du dimanche SABB'ATH [be-th : til fort] [Jews’) sabbat [1st day of week) dimanche | Observance of the _, Repos du D -BREAKER violateur du S [or D] -BREAKING violation du S [or D] SA'BLE [sebe-l] zibeline : martre [in heraldry) sable | _a. de Z: de M [heraldry) de sable [black) noir : de deuil SACK sac [wine) vin de Xeres [va. X) saccager [A_of potatoes varies according to locality from 112 to 280 lbs. A_of flour = 280 lbs. (= 127 kilos, nearly.) The sac de farine in Paris is 100 kilos.] To give him the_[vulg] Lui donner son compte : le mettre a la porte SACK'CLOTH toile a sacs | To repent in _ and ASHES, Faire penitence dans le sac et SACK'FUL sac : plein sac [la cendre SACK'ING toile a sacs [bed_) sangle [X) sac SAC'RAMENT sacrement : communion | To take the_, Communier Sa'cred [se'] a. sacre [history, etc.) saint [to, a) consacre [fig) sacre : inviolable _ly ad. religieusement | _NESS saintete SACRIFICE [fa'ice] s (to, a] victime (to, de] ‘ Alarming_’ [draper’s puff] ‘ Vente forcee pour cause de liquidation ’ Sacrifice [fa'ice'] va. sacrifier Sacrifi'cial [clie-l] a. ... des sacrifices Sad a. triste (de, to] [state) deplorable [loss) cruel | _disappointment, Cruelle deception \ _fellow", Triste sire | _loss, Perte doulou- reuse | _ mistake, Erreur regrettable | A _der and a wiser man, Rendu sage par le malheur Sadd'e'n [sad'nn] va. attrister SAD'DLE [sad'Z] selle [mutton) carre [4>) ra- cage | Side_, Selle de dame [ Goes in_or HARNESS, a deux fins -back a. enselle [roof) en dos d’ane -BAG sacoclie | -HORSE cheval de selle Sad'dle va. seller : bater : charger | To_him with ..., Lui faire porter ... SADDLER sellier SADD'LERY [sad’-le-re] sellerie Sad'ly ad. tristement [very much) bien mal : grandement | He’s_put out with ..., 11 est tres mecontent de ... | To be — wanting in every way, Laisser beaucoup a desirer sous SAD'NESS tristesse [tous les rapports SAF FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS SAFRAN ' saffron [fleur) crocus i—deslndes) turmeric [&)cheek : after-piece | Safrane-e, saffron: yellow Safraner" va. to put saffron in : to colour ... with saffron Sagace a. sagacious [ang. pr. ce-gueche-ss} SAGACITE _ty SAGE_fJ3jj ; wise man [a.) wise [judicieux) prudent lironie) sapient [animal) good-tempered : quiet [U. Image] Soyez_[enfant] Be a good boy! [ou girl} Les esprits_s. Sensible people | Une file_Modest, well-conducted girl | Femme_Prudent woman SAI SAGE-FEMME midwife Sagemenf ad. wisely: prudently : judiciously: sensibly : modestly : well SAGESSE wisdom : prudence : modesty : good behaviour [convenance) propriety : discretion SAGITTAIRE Sagittarius SAGOU sago [se-go} SAGOUTIER" sago palm 4 SAGOUIN" '-E slovenly fellow [ou tiling} S. A. I. [-Son Altesse Imperiale.'} ‘His [Her] Imperial Highness’ Saign'anf -e a. bleeding [peu cuit) underdone SAIGN'EE bleeding [rigole) drain [du bras) bend of the arm SAF ENGLISH-FRENCH SAI SAFE [sefe} coffre-fort : caisse [meat _, etc.) garde-manger | Safe a. [secure) en surete (from, contre] hors de danger [sheltered from) a l’abri (de] [sure, not dangerous) sur : sans danger [‘_ and sound ’) sain et sauf | It is not_to. II y a du danger a ... | -CON'DUCT sauf-conduit fgarder SAF'E'GUARD [garde} sauvegarde [ra.) sauve- Sa'fe'ly [a. e} ad. sain et sauf [in a safe place) en surete : en lieu sur [arrival of goods) a bon port [without risk) sans danger [without mishap) sans accident SA'FE'TY [a,e} [preservation)salut [security) surete | -BICYCLE bicyclette | -FUSE meclie de surete [or a mines}-INKSTAND encrier in- versable | -LAMP lampe de surete \ -MATCH allumette suedoise f -PIN epingle de surete : Eanglaise | -PLUGbouchon fusible |-YALYE soupape de surete [for pressure on S.-V., V. page 35] SAFFRON [re-nn} safran [«.)... de S :couleur S | Meadow_, Veilleuse | To colour ... with _Safraner Sag [-gge'd] vn. [droop) ployer : prendre une fleche [to leeward) tomber sous le vent Saga'cious [se-gheche-ss} a. sagace [anim.) intelligent | _ly ad. avec sagacite SAGE [se'dj]_[herb) sauge [a.) sage : prudent SAGG'ER[pottery]casette L_ly ad. sagement SA'GO [se-go} sagou | -PALM sagoutier Said a. dit: susdit [imp. & pp. V. Say] SAIL [sele} [dans les mots composes, pr. ce-l, tres bref ] voile [collectively) voilure [of windmill) aile | To bend, to unbend a_, Enver- guer, Deverguer une voile [the jibs and staysails) garnir : degarnir | To carry plenty of _, Porter de la toile | To crack on_, Torcher de la toile \ To shorten _, Diminuer de voiles \ To make more_, Forcer de toile | To go for a_Aller faire une promenade a la voile | To loose_s. Larguer les voiles | To lower a_, Amener une voile | To make [ou get under] _, Appareiller | To set_, Mettre a la voile | To set a_, Etablir une voile | To take in a _, Rentrer une voile | To trim_s, Orienter les voiles | To take in, to reef a _, Serrer, prendre un ris [or des ris] a une voile | Under close-reefe'd TOPSAILS, En cape [U. Cape} With DOUBLE TOPSAIL YARDS, a deux huniers | Upper TOPSAIL volant | Lower TOPSAIL fixe | 20 sail, 20 voiles | -CLOTH toile a voiles |-LOFT voilerie |-MAKER voilier SQUARE SAILS (Voiles carrees) COURSES (collectively,) basses voiles : Fore and Main TOPSAILS, huniers 1 FO'RE'SAIL [foce-'l} ou FORE-COURSE 2 FORE TOP'SAIL petit hunier [niisaine 3 _ TOP-GALL'ANT--SAIL [gale-nnce-’l} petit perroquet 4 — ROY'AL petit cacatois 5 — SKY'SAIL petit cacatois volant 6 MAIN'SAIL [pr. mennce-’l} ou MAIN- COURSE grand'voile 7 MAIN TOP'SAIL grand hunier 8 _ TOP-GALL'ANT'-SAIL grand perro- 9 — ROY'AL grand cacatois |_quet 10 — SKY'SAIL grand cacatois volant 11 CROS'S'-JACK [crodjak} voile barree [in sloops, etc.) voile carree 12 MIZ'EN TOP'SAIL perroquet de fougue 13 — TOP-GALL'ANT‘-SAIL perruche 14 — ROYAL contre-perruche 15 — SKYSAEL grecque d’artimon 16 STUDD'ING-SAIL [pr.ste-nnce'l}bonnette \ 17 Lower_, B basse | 18 Fore top _, B du petit hunier | 19 Main top _, B du grand hunier [and so on] FO RE-AND-AFT' SAILS (Voiles latines et voiles goelettes.) 20 FORE'SAIL [of boat} taille-vent 21 FORE TOP'MAST STAY'SAIL petit foe 22 JIB' foe | Standing_Grand foe 23 FLY'ING JIB' clin-foc 24 FORE SPEN'CER misaine goelette 25 MAIN SPEN'CER benjamine 26 SPANK'ER brigantine | 27 MIZ'EN TRYSAIL artimon [driver) deriveur 28 MIZ'EN LUG [of boat} tapecul' 29 GAFF'SAIL voile a corne 30 GAFF-TOP'SAIL fleche en cul' 31 LUG'S AILS voiles de lougre 32 SPRIT'SAIL civadiere : livardier 33 SPRIT TOP'SAIL contre-civadiere 34 STAY'SAIL voile d’etai | 35 Fore_, Trin- qxiette, or tourmentin [Fore topmast _, Petit foe] 36 Main_, Pouilleuse | 37 Main topmast_, Grand'voile d’etai | 38 Main top-gallant'_, Voile d’etai de perroquet | '39 Mizen_, Foe d'artimon | 40 Mizen topmast __ Diablotin \aurigues 41 SHOU'LDER of MUTTON SAILS, voiles 42 RING'TAIL bonnette de brigantine SAI FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS SAL SAIGN'EMENT ' bleeding Saign'er' v. to bleed [cours d’eau) to drain | 11 saigne du nez', His nose is bleeding [fig) he's afraid Saign'eux' -ease a. bloody | Bout_x' Scrag Sai'll'ant' -e a. projecting [fig) striking SAI'LL'ANT" [mil] sa'lient [se] SAI'LL'IE standing out: projection [architect ledge [de fenetre) window-seat [fig) momentary flash : sally : fit: witticism : sally of wit | En_, Projecting : jutting out: bay-(window] Faire _, To stand out: to project Sai'll’ir v. (Table 10) to stand out: to project [Table 2) to spout out [va.) to serve : to cover Sain" -e a. healthy [hois : doctrine) sound [aliment) wholesome SA1ND0UX' lard SainemenF ad. soundly : healthily SAINFOIN" _[ang. pr. sann'fdin : o dans sort SAINT'-E saint [«.) holy: sacred [consacre) consecrated | -CYRIEN" cadet of the military school of St. Cyr filer's store-room- SAINTE-BARBE powder-magazine : gun- La SAINT -JEAN" Midsummer [F. Herbe] La SAINT-MICHEL Michaelmas SAINTE-NITOUCHE smooth hvpocrite Le SAINT-ESPRIT" The Holy Ghost Le SAINT'-SltGE ‘The Holy See’ SaintemenF ad. holily SAINTETE sanctity : holiness [F. S. 5.] SA1SI debtor distrained upon Saisi -e pp. seized : struck : transported (de, with] in possession (de. of] [dr) seized (of] [roti) done before a quick fire SAISIE seizure | -ARRET' [droit) garnishee [fam) execution | -BRANDON" seizure of crops and fruit | -EXECUTION" execution : distraint | -GAGERIE distraint | -REVEN- DICATION" seizure under prior claim SAISINE [J>] gripe : slings (pi] seizing Saisir va. to seize : to lay hold of: to grasp : to strike ... with amazement [with surprise, ou terror] to entrust (with a case] to overwhelm (de, with ...] to catch [remarquer) to notice [Vancre) to stow | _ le tribunal de ..., To bring ... before the court | Se_de, To possess one’s self of: to seize Saisissable a.... that can be seized:perceptible Saisissant" -e a. [du froid) nipping : pinching [au fig.) striking : powerful : startling [droit) seizing | SAIS1SSEMENT" violent shock : pang [de froid) chill SAISON" season | De_, [mets) in season [fig) seasonable [ad.) seasonably | Hors de —, Ill-timed [ad.) unseasonably | La belle_, The fine weather : summer | La_ nouvelle, Spring | Marchand des quatre _s, Costermonger Rose des quatre_s, Monthly rose SALADE sal'ad | SALADIER" salad-bowl SALAGE salting SAI ENGLISH-FRENCH SAL Sail vn. faire voile: naviguer [with, avec) aller; voguer : faire la traversee (de ... a ...] [de, from) partir [in air) planer | _ 12 knots, Filer 12 noeuds | We _ to-morrow, Nous partons demain | _well, Etre bon march- eur | To the ship, Manceuvrer le vaisseau _about, croiser [for pleasure) se promener _out, debouquer | _up,_down, [river] remonter: descendre flier SATLER | She is a good_, C’est un bon voi- SAFLING navigation [setting sail) appareil- lage [speed) marclie | Great circle —, N par l’arc de grand cercle | _-BOAT bateau a voiles _DIRECTIONS [book] instruction \ _MATCH course a la voile | _ VESSEL navire a voiles : voilier SAPLINGS batiments en parlance : departs SAI'LOR marin [common —) matelot | I’m not a good__ Je n’ai pas le pied marin : je crains ^ la nier \ -HAT chapeau canotier [for child) 'S ‘ Jean-Bart’ | _S’ HOME [la) Maison du marin | -SUIT costume marin SAINT saint-e [patron saint) patron -nne | All _s’ DAY, La Toussaint \_JOHN’S WORT S-herbe de la Saint-Jean | _ VITUS’S | DANCE [la) danse de Saint-Guy _PAUL'S, La cathedrale de St Paul Sai'nted, Sai'ntly a. saint: canonise SAKE [se'ke] cause : amour | For my —, Par egard pour moi : pour 1’amour de moi : pour moi : a cause de moi | For pity’s —! For mercy’s_! Par pitie! Pour l’amour de Dieu! For the_of ..., Pour ... SAL sel | _AMMO'NIAC sel ammoniac _VOLAT'ILE [vo-latt'-e-le\ sels (pi] SAL'AD [sal'-e-d] salade | -BOW'L saladier | SAL'AMAN'DER_dre [‘OIL huilea manger Sal'arie'd [sal'-e-redd] a. salarie SAL'ARY [sal'-e-re]appointements (pi] [of ambassadors, officials, etc.) traitement | With a _of, Aux A’s de | Board and lodging without _, Au pair ^SALE rente [act of selling) mise en rente | For_, ..., d vendre, ... | For private _, d vendre a l’amiable | To offer ... for_, Met- tre ... en rente | On_, En rente | On_or RETURN, En depot : en communication \ “ To meet with a ready _, Etre de bonne « rente : se vendre bien : se vendre comme du pain -ROOM salle des rentes |_of WORK rente de charite : V. au profit cYune ceuvre de bienfaisance Sa'le'able [a e] a. vendable : de bonne rente \ y More_, De meilleur debit i^SA'LE'SMAN [selze-me-nn] [pi. men] ven- i deur : marchand : courtier de commerce | Good_Bon vendeur | Fish-_, Marchand ? de maree | Petty_, Petit boutiquier \ SA'LE’SW03IAN [pi._women] rendeuse SA'LIENT [sel-ye-nntt] saillant [a.) qui saute : Sal'ivate [rete] va. faire saliver [saillant _d pp. salive | SALL'OW' [bot.] marsault Sall'ow [sallo] a. jaune : jaunatre : bleme _NESS teint jaunatre [or bleme] SALL'Y [military) sortie [of wit) saillie : trait d’esprit | ‘Aunt_,’ Jeu de massacre | To_ forth, Faire une sortie SAL'M'ON [pi._] [pr. samm'nn] saumon -col'oure’d a. carne | -PINK saumoneau -TROUT truite saumonee SAL FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS SAN SALA1RE wages (pi] pay : fees (pi] [fig) recompense : reward [V. WAGE] SALAISON"salt provisions (pi] [action) salting SALAMALEC exaggerated bow SALAMANDRE_der: slow-combustion stove [aquatique) eft: newt SalanP -e a. | Marais'_, Salt-marsh SALARIANT" wage-payer Ta.) paid SALARIED -E wage-earner [mauv. part) hireling Salarier' va. to pay : to fee : to hire SALAUD"-J5 [vulg] dirty beast [ou thing] Sale o. dirty [tres sale) filthy : nasty [vaisseau) foul [fig) low : nasty SALE [or Petit_] [newly) salted pork Sale-e a. salt [vif) smart: pointed : pungent: cutting | 10 fr.! C’est _! [fam] Ten francs! That’s salting it on ! Salement' ad. dirtily : filthily : nastily Saler' va. to salt [pore) to cure [fig) to ‘ salt it on’ [V. Sale] SALE'TE dirt : dirtiness : filthiness : ‘beastly thing’ : dirty trick SALEUR salter | SALICAIRE purple loosestrife | SALICINE salicin | Salicole a. salt SALICOQZJ'E shrimp SALIERE salt-cellar [boite) salt-box [creux) hollow (of the shoulder] hollow (above eye] ‘ SALIGAUD" -E’ nasty dirty fellow [ou thing] SALIGN'ON" block [ou square] of salt Salin" Saline a. saline fmine) salt-pit SALINE salt-fish [lieu) salt-works : salt-pan Salir va. to dirty: to soil: to stain [fig) to tarnish Salissant' -e a. ... that soon gets dirty ‘SALISSON"’ ‘dirty tiling’ Salivaire a. _ary | SALIVATION" _ SALIVE sali'va [fam) spittle Saliver' va. | Faire_, To salivate SALLE hall: room [hopital) ward [theat) house [jardin) arbour j Faire crouler ia_, To bring down the house _d’ARMES' armoury : fencing-school _d'ASILE infant-school _d'ATTENTE waiting-room _d’ETUDE schoolroom _de FESTIN" banqueting-hall rroom _a MANGER" dining-room [hotel) coffee- _des' PAS’ PERDUS' entrance hall _de POLICE guard-room SALMIGONDIS' hotch-potch [fig) medley SALMIS' ragout | SALOIR salting-tub SALON" drawing-room : parlour [hotel) coffee- room [4>) saloo'n [exposition) gallery [com) show-room _reserve, Private room | Dans les —s’, In fashionable circles | Le_, The ‘Royal Academy’ [annual exhibition of pictures in Paris] Faire le_, To write the art criticisms (on the Salon] ‘_de l’Automobile,’ Motor Show (in Paris] SALOPETTE overalls (pi] cheap working trousers | SALOPERIE beastliness : filthy talk : beastly thing [marcliandise) rubbish SALPETRE saltpetre [ptte-r] SALPETRIER" manufacturer of saltpetre SALPETRIERE saltpetre-works : hospital in SALSEPAREILL'E [s, c] sarsaparill'a [Paris SALSIFIS' salsify SALTIMBANQUE [m nasal] mountebank [te se pr. ti] [fig) buffoon : humbug Salubre a. salubrious : healthful: healthy SALUBRITE_ty : healthfulness | Conseil de _, Board of Health Saluer' v. to bow to : to offer one’s compliments to ... : to pay ... one’s respects [en otant son chap.) to take off one’s hat to [X, de, with) to salute [accueillir) to greet [rencontrer) to meet with | J’ai l’honneur de vous_, I am, your most obedient servant, ... [en parlant) ‘I wish you a very good morning,’ etc. SALTJRE saltness SALUT” safety [eternel) salvation [public) safety : welfare : good [sante) preservation | Armee du_, Salvation Army | Faire un_, To make a bow | Faire son_, To work out one’s salvation | ‘a tous ... _,’ ‘To all ... greeting’ | —! All hail! [F. Entendeur] Salutaire a. salutary : useful: saving _ment' ad. to good purpose : wisely SALUTATION"_: bow | Agreez mes_s ern- pressees, I remain, your obedient servant SALUTISTE [& f.) Salvationist SALVAGE_ | Droit de_, S-money SALVE volley [21 c) salute [d’applaud.) round SAME'DI [sam-dee] Saturday SAMOVAR _ SANATORIUM _ Sancir vn. [&] to go down SANCTIFICATION" _ | Sanctifier' va. to sanctify [un jour) to keep ... holy SAL ENGLISH-FRENCH SAM SALOO'N [se-loune] grand salon [in America) debit de boissons : bar | Dining_, Salle a manger | Smoking_, Fumoir -CARRIAGE voiture-salon : wagon-S _PASSENGER voyageur de premiere ^SALT sel | _S (pi] sel de ... [smelling "S _) sels | Salt a. de sel [water, butter, etc.) “s sale [va.) saler | He isn’t worth his _! 11 c ne vaut pas le pain qu’il mange! | To ‘_ it on upon, ’ ‘ Saler ’ : ranqonner | ‘ An old © SALT, ’ Un vieux marin : un loup de mer | 2 -BOX tmte au sel | _-CELLAR saliere | | _ MARSH marais salant | -MINE mine g de sel | -PAN, -PIT, -WORKS saline | as -PROVISIONS salaisons | -TAX gabelle ^SALT'ER saleur: saunier ® SALTTNG salage | -TUB saloir g Salt'ish a. un peu sale : saumatre g SALT'NESS salure : nature salee § SALTPE'TRE [pnte-r] salpetre fea rfSalt'y a. sale Salu'brious [se-lou-bri-e-ss] a. salubre SALU'TE [pr. se-loCite'] salut: salutation [va.) saluer | To fire a _, Tirer line salve \ A — of 21 guns, Une salve de 21 coups de canon SAL'VAGE sauvetage [goods) objets sauves.pl, [_MONEY) prime [or prix] de sauvetage SALVA'TION [veche-’nii] salut | _ ARMY, Armee du Salut | _1ST [<£ f] salutiste SAL'VE onguent : pommade [fig) baume | To _ ... over, Adoucir : faire peu de cas de SAL'VER plateau | ‘SAM'BO’ ‘moricaud’ SAN FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS SAR SANCTION“ | nncr' va. to sanction SANCTUAIRE chancel [fig) sanctuary SANDAL IV. Santal] SANDALE _1 [escrime) slipper SANDWICH [pr. as Eng. but n nas.] — SANG' [before vowel pr. g as k] blood: race | Pur_, Thoroughbred | Se faire du mauvais _, To get vexed : to be fretful | Coup de_, Apoplectic fit : stroke | Tout en_, Covered with blood [V. BLOOD] SANG-FROID" ‘_-_’: coolness | De_, ‘With a good deal of sang-froid’: coolly [tuer qq’n) in cold blood | Garder son_, To keep cool | Perdre son_, To lose one’s temper Sanglant' -e a. bloody [F. ce mot, p. 95] [plaie) bleeding [rixe, etc.) attended with bloodshed SANGLE girth [fam) ‘belly-band’ [tech) band [de lit) sacking [d>) sennit: chafing mat | Lit de_, Folding-bed | Ruban a_s, Webbing Sangler' va. to strap ... up [cheval) to put the girth on [un coup) to give ... a slap, a lash SANGLIER" wild boar SANGLOT" sob | Pousser des _s, [or Sangloter' vn.] to sob : to be sobbing [extortioner SANG'SUE leech [fig)‘regular blood-sucker’: Sanguin" -e a. [temperament) sanguine [anat) blood-(vessels, etc.] Couleur _e, Blood-red | Orange_e, Blood-orange [V. SANGUINE] Sanguinaire a._ary [fam) bloody [personne) blood-thirsty [dessin] In red chalk SANGUINE bloodstone:blood-orange | a la_, Sanguinolent' -e a. ... mixed with blood : Sanieux' -ease a. sanious : serous [.bleeding Sanitaire a. _tary | Train_, Ambulance T Sans' prep, without : ...less : were it not for: if it had not been for : besides | _amis, Friendless | _cela,_quoi, Or : otherwise | _doute, Doubtless : no doubt... : to be sure | _ que je le sache, Without my knowing it | _ rire, Without laughing |_lui, Had it not been (ou, But) for him | Cela va_dire, Of course -CCEUR heartless fellow [ou scoundrel] -CULOTTE ‘—’ : Jacobin : rough : rowdy -FACON" roughness: coolness -GE-NE coolness : face [fig) ‘cheek’ -SOUCI [<fe f.] careless, easy-going fellow [ou uioman] unconcern : nonchalance -TRAVAIL' | Les_, The unemployed SANSCRIT' [& -e a.] [sann'skritt] SANSCRIT!SANT' Sanskrit scholar SANSONNET" starling SANTAL [or Bois de _] sandal-wood SANTE health | _ de fer, Iron constitution | Air de —, Healthy look | Chocolat de_, Dietetic chocolate | Maison de _, Private asylum : nursing home | Service de _, Army medical Saoul, —er [F. Soul, Souler] [service SAPAJOU [pers] monkey SAPE sapping: undermining | Tete de_, Sap- Saper' va. to sap : to undermine [head Saperlotte! int. [vulg] Drat it! SAPEUR sapper | -POMPIER" fireman —S'-_S' (pi] fire-brigade SAPHIR sapphire [s a'faire] SAPIN" fir [bois de_) deal [fiacre, fam) cab : four-wheeler | — rouge, Red deal: pitch-pine SAPINE deal: D-plank SAPINIERE fir-plantation : pinetum SAPONAIRE soap-wort | SAPONINE _ ‘ Sapi'isti! or Sacristi ’! int. By Jove ! How provoking ! Dear me ! S. A. R. [‘Son Altesse Royale’] =‘His Royal Highness,’ ‘ Her Royal Highness’ SARABANDE _d SARBACANE pea-shooter : tube SARCASMS_sm [s z] Sarcastique a._tic SAM ENGLISH-FRENCH SAR Same [seme] a. meme : identique [same thing) meme chose [ditto) ledit, ladite, lesdits, les- dites | All the_, Tout de meme | It's all the _, Cela ne fait rien : cela m’est egal | ... are one and the_thing, ..., c’est tout un | — as saying, [F. Revenir] SA'ME'NESS [a e] uniformite : monotonie SAM'LET saumoneau SAMPHIRE passe-pierre: criste-marine SAM'PLE echantillon | ‘— post,’ ‘ Echantillon sans valeur ’ | SAM'PLER modele SAM'SON’S POST epontille des ecoutilles Sanc'tify [sagnkti-fdi] va. sanctifier Sanclimo'nious [ye-ss] a. ‘ saint ’: ‘ beat ’ SANC'TION [clie-nn] s— [by usage) consecration [va.) sanctionner [by usage) consacrer SANC'TITY [te-te] saintete SANC'TUARY [sagnk] sanctuaire : asile SANC'TUM sanctuaire [fam) cabinet /^SAND sable : sablon [va.) sabler | On the _S (pi] Sur la plage : sur le sable | -BAG ts sac a terre | -BANK banc de sable | To run 'S on a -BANK. S’ensabler | -BLAST jet de | sable | -BOX poudriere | -EEL [Re] equille: 1 lanijon | -GROUSE le ganga des sables | _- HILL dune | _ MARTIN hirondelle de V. rivage | -PA'PER papier de verre | -PIT f sabliere : sablonnicre | -SHOES [pi]‘bains | de mer’ | -SOAP savon-ponce SAND'AL WOOD [sann'dd-l] santal |SAN'DALS [pi] sandales SSAND'PIPER chevalier : becasseau [rouge S SAND'STONE gres | Old red Vieux gres J SAN'DWICH isanndd1duitch] s | Ham , S au jambon | -MAN [pi. -men] homme-S VSand'y a. sablonneux [hair) roux : blond Sane \_sene] a. sain (d'esprit] San guinary [sagn'-goue-ne-re] a. _naire San'guine [sagn'-gouinn] a. plein de confiance [temperament) sanguin | I’m not very _as to ..., Je n'ai pas grande confiance en ... San'itary \_sa-ne-te-re] sanitaire : hygienique SANTTY etat sain : jugement sain Sank [imp. V. Sink] SAP [mil) sape [juice) seve [sap-wood) aubier [va.) saper | -HEAD tete de sape \ -WOOD SAP'LING jeune arbre [aubier SAPP'ER sapeur | _S [F. Engineers] SAP'PH'IRE [so!faire] saphir SAPPING sape : travaux de S' (pi] Sapp'y a. plein de seve SAR'ACEN [sar'-e-ce-nn] Sarrasin Sarcas tically ad. d’une maniere sarcastique SAR'CENET florence : ruban de taffetas SAR FRANgAIS SARCELLE teal [pr. tile] SARCLAGE weeding | Sarcler’ v. to weed, hoe SARCLEUR weeder | SARCLOIR Dutch hoe SARCLURE weeds (pi] SARCOPHAGE sarcoph'agus SARDE [<fc f.. & a.] Sardinian SARDINE _ | _s a Vlmile, Tinned S's Sardonique a._ic [fam) grim SARIGUE, SARIGUE, opossum SARMENT"vine-branch : twining stem:year’s shoot of the vine | SARR [F. VRAIC] SARRASIN" Saracen [ble noir) buckwheat SARRASINE portcullis SARRIETTE savory S ARRAU smock-frock Teh amber SAS" sieve [a farine) bolter [d’un canal) lock- SASSE [J>] scoop | Sasser’ va. to sift SATAN" [sete-nn] ‘ e -e’ a. ‘devilish’ Satanique a._ic | Eire__ Diabolical grin SATELLITE _ [i a'i] SATIE TE sati'ety SATIN” [sat'inn] Peau de Skin like velvet SATINADE satinette SATINAGE glazing: pressing Satine -e a. smooth as satin \j>eau) like velvet [du papier) hot-pressed : rolled : high-glazed | Satiner* va. to roll: to glaze: to put a gloss on SATINET" satine [sa-tine] satin cloth [satt'inn] SATINETTE ‘_ SATIRE [i e]_[en ang. on pr. sat’ai-e-r] SATIRIQUE sat'irist [a.) satirical [ menf -lly] Satiriser’ va. to satirize SATISFACTION- _ [fak-che-nn] comfort Satisfaire (a, ...] va. (Table 38) to satisfy : to give ... satisfaction : to please [Vattente, l’espoir) to meet: to answer Satisfaisant’ -e a. satisfactory Satisfait’ -e a. satisfied | _de sa petite personae, Satisfied with one’s own dear self SATRAPE satrap | C’est un_, He lives like a nabob | SATURATION" [reche-nn] Saturer' va. to saturate (de, with] Etre sature de, [fig] To be overdone with SATURNALES' [pi] saturnalian revels SATYRE sat'yr [sat'-e-r] -ANGLAIS SAU SAUCE _| _blanche, Melted butter | 11 n’est_que d'appetit. Hunger is the best S | _mayonnaise, M. sauce Saucer’ va. to sop : to souse (dans, in] to ‘give it to’ [ Etre sauce, To be drenched SAUCIERE sauce-tureen SAUCISSE small sausage:observation balloon SAUCISSON” German sausage : cold S: fascine Sauf prep, save : except: provided : reserving: subject to [F. E.E., ang] Sauf, Sauve a. safe | 11 a la vie sauve. His life is saved | Sain et_, Safe and sound SAUF-CONDUIT ” safe-conduct SAUGE [hot] sage [secfje] Saugrenu -e a. impertinent: absurd SAULAIE plot (ou line) of willows SAULE willow | _ pleureur, Weeping W Saumatre a. brackish : briny SAUMON” salmon 0=^ [plomb, fer) pig [etain) block | _S pour LEST [<&•] kentledge SAUMONEAU grilse [petit) salmon parr Saumone -e a. \ Truite_ee. Salmon-trout SAUMURE brine [F. Pickle] SAUNIER” salt-worker : salt-dealer | Faux-_, S-smuggler Tpiquante SAUNIERE salt-box | SAUPIQUET” sauce Saupoudrer’ va. to sprinkle ... (de, with, over with] [fig) to intersperse : to cover Saurais’ [F. Savoir, Table 31] Je ne_I cannot ... : I could not ... Saur, Saure, a. j Cheval saure, Sorrel horse | Hareng saur, Red herring : bloater Saurer’ va. to smoke SAURIENS” [pi] saurians SAUT’ leap : jump 0=^ : bound : skip [chute) fall | Donner un_a ..., [&] To check | Au_du lit, As I [he, etc.] was getting up (ou out of bed] _ de LOUP’ haw-ditch _ PERILL'EUX’ somersault SAUTE de VENT” sudden shift of the wind SAVTE-en-BARQUE yachting jacket SAUTE-MOUTON” leap-frog SAUTE-RUISSEAU errand lad : junior clerk Saute -e a. ‘_’: tossed in the pan:lightly fried SAR ENGLISH-FRENCH SAU SARDINIAN [dinn'ye-nn] [<fc f. & a.] Sarde SAR'SAPARILL'A salsepareille Sartor'ial a. de, du tailleur SASH ceinture [official badge, etc.) echarpe [of a window, etc.) chassis | _ WINDOW’ fenetre a guillotine | Sat [imp. & pp. V. Sit] SATCH'EL petit sac [schoolboy’s) callable : Sa'ted [a e] pp. rassasie (with, de] [gibeciere Sa tiate [se-chi-ete] va. rassasier (de] SAT'IN [satt'inn] satin | _ DRESS robe de satin | _RIBBON [be-nn] ruban satine [or de satin] -WOOD bois de citron SAT'IRIST [i bref] satirique Sat'irize [sat'-e-raiz] va. satiriser Satisfactorily ad. ... A'une maniere satisfai- sante | Satisfactory a. satisfaisant-e 1 ... isn’t very__ ... laisse a desirer Sat'isfy [fai] v. satisfaire (a] [that, que : of, de) persuader: convaincre | I am satisfied with that. Je suis content de cela To_the examiners, Etre reQU | He has failed to_the E’s, 11 a ete refuse (or 'recale’] Saturate [you-rete] va. saturer (with, de] SAT'URDAY [de] samedi | On_Samedi Sat'urnine [i ai] a. sombre : taciturne SAUCE [au comme o dans sort] sauce fee [fig) impertinence [m, fig. fam) dire des impertinences a ... [F. GOOSE] Apple_, Compote de pommes (pour manger avec la viande] Oyster__ Sauce aux lmitres \ Tomato_, S. tomate \ Vinegar_, S’, piqiiante _TUREE'N [tiou-rine] sauciere (SAUCE’PAN casserole \ _FUL pleine C J^SAU'CER soucoupe \ -EYES [pi]‘yeux en ^Sau'cily ad. insolemment [boules de loto’ ^SAU'CINESS impudence p Sau'cya. impudent _ FELLOW, _ THING, *b [girl] impudent -e : insolent -e ©Saun'ter vn. \ _about, flaner | _ing along, s en flanant | SAUN'TERING flanerie f SAUS'AGE saucisse [large, cold, German _) \ saucisson SAU FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS SAV Sauter' vn. to leap (de, from: a, to] to skip: to spring [un bouchon) to fly [faire explosion) to blow up [du vent) to veer [ou to fly] round [va.) to leap : to clear : to jump over ... [fig) to skip : to miss out [&) to run out : to jump [sur la vergue) to lay out [cuisine) to toss ... in the pan [une maille) to drop | _a bas du lit, To jump out of bed | _en selle, To jump into the saddle | Faire_..., To blow up : to knock ... off [ou out] [une mine) to spring [to banque) to break [chandler e) to burst | F. _ la cervelle a, To blow [ou to knock] ...’s brains out | Cela saute aux yeux, It is as clear as noonday : one can’t help seeing it: it strikes one at once [V. PIED] SAUTE'RELLEgrasshopper [en Afrique, etc.) locust [outil) bevel SAUTE'RIE little private dance [bank SAUTEUR -EUSE leaper : tumbler : mounte- SAUTILL'EMENT" skipping [oiseaux) hopping Sautill'er' vn. to skip [oiseau) to hop [der SAUTOIR | En_, Crosswise : over one’s shoul- SAUVAGE savage [a.) wild [pas civilise) savage : barbarous [enfant, etc.) shy SAUVAGEON" seedling (self-sown tree] SAUVAGERIE shyness : unsociable disposition | C’est de to_! It is barbarous! SAUVAGINE water-fowl SAUVEGARDE safeguard 0=^: protection [it) man-rope [rudder-) pendant ["... harmless Sauvegarder' va. to protect: to secure : to hold Sauver- va. to save (..., from] Se_, To make one’s escape : to get (ou run) away : to ‘make off’ [salut eternel) to work out one’s salvation [com) to recoup [ou recover] one’s self | _ les dehors, To save appearances | Nous voila sauves! [fam] Now' we are all right! | Sauve qui peut! Every one look out for himself! | Un SAUVE-QUI-PEUT", A stampede SAUVE'TAGE rescue : saving (the lives of ...] [com) salvage | _emouvant, Exciting rescue | Appareil de_, Fire-escape | Bateau, Bouee de__ Life-boat, Life-buoy | Ceinture de_, Life-belt | Echelle de__ Fire-escape | Ligne de_, Life-line | Prix de_, Salvage money | Societe centrale de_, ‘National Lifeboat Institution’ | Medaille de _, Humane Society’s medal [ou medal of the N. Life-boat Institution] Poste de_, Life-boat station SAUVE'TEUR rescuer [sev-ye-r SAUVEUR deliverer | Notre_, Our Saviour J Savammenf ad. learnedly [nedd-le] Parler To speak from one’s own knowledge SAVANT- ‘ — ’ : scholar: scientific [ou learned] man | _-e a. learned : clever-: ‘well up’ ‘ SAVANTASSE ’ prig: ‘ learned old fogey ’ Savantissime a. extremely learned (! ] SAVARIN-- fancy bread steeped in syrup, or in rum, or other spirit SAV ATE old shoe | La_, ‘Hunt-the-slipper’: French boxing (i.e., with the feet] Trainer to —, To go in rags En_, Trodden down at the heel(s] Save’ter" va. to ‘make a mess of’ : to bungle ] SAVE’TIER" cobbler [fig) regular bungler: SAVEUR savour : flavour : taste [_‘ poor tool’ SAVOIE Savoy | Biscuit de_, Sponge-cake SAVOIR knowledge : erudition -FAIRE ability | 11 vit de son_, He lives by his wits | -VIVRE good manners : polish Savoir va. (Table 31) to know [se pr. no] to be acquainted with : to know ... to be ... [ab- solu) to be well informed [avoir le pouvoir de) can : to manage to : to know how to | a_, Namely : to wit : that is to say | On fait_, [dr] Notice is hereby given ... | ‘Dieu sait comme,’ ‘ Goodness knows how ’ 111 sait lire, He can read | 11 sait le latin, He knows Latin | 11 sait bien ..., He’s a good hand at ... | 11 a su ..., He managed to ... : he was clever enough to ... | Je ne sais ..., I don’t know : Why, I don’t know, but ... | Je ne saurais ..., I can’t ... : I don’t know how to ... | Je suis tout je ne sais comment, I’m out of sorts | Je n’en sais RIEN, I don’t in the least know | Un je ne sais QUI, Nobody knows who : a ‘worthless specimen’ | Un je ne sais QUOI, A something (indefinable] Nous croy- ons_, We have reasons for stating | En_ long, To know much | Faire_a, To let ... know (..., of] Reste a _, It remains to be seen | Que je sache, So far as I can tell : as far as I know | Non pas que je sache, Not that I know of _vivre, To know how to behave in company | Se_a to longue, To get known at last [Note. Savoir means to know mentally : Con- naitre, to know by the senses] [of S SAVOISIEN'-ENiVE [s z] native of Savoy [a.) SAVON’■ soap [fig, fam) ‘ blowing-up’ [pour tail- leurs) pipe-clay | Eau de —, Soapsuds SAVONNAGE soaping : washing with soap SAV ENGLISH-FRENCH SAV --^SAV'AGE sauvage | _a. sauvage [fierce) •S feroce [pers) furieux | _ly ad. d'une mani- § ere bar bare : avec sauvagerie : en sauvage 03 SAV'AGrE'NESS ferocite : sauvagerie Save [seve] va. sauver (from, de] [economize) economiser : epargner : gagner [put aside) mettre de cote : m. en reserve [avoid trouble, expenses, etc.) eviter [one’s clothes, etc.) me- nager [till, jusqu'a) garder | To_a little, [money] Faire quelques economies \ To_ time ..., Pour gagner du temps ... | We shall _a mile by it, Nous y gagnerons un mille | God_the King! Vive le Hoi! _up, epargner : garder Save [seve] prep, hormis : sauf: excepte SA'VE-ALL [seve-oll] brule-tout SAV'ELOY [sav-e-lo'i : o dans sorf] cervelas SAV'IN sabine SA'VING [a e] epargne : economic [safety, etc.) salut | The_of fuel, L'economie de combustible | _a. [of persons) econome [things) economique [the soul) salutaire [prep.) sauf: excepte Sa'vingly [sa, se) ad. economiquement [of the soul) pour le salut de son ame : pour son S SA'VINGS [sevigngz] [pi] epargnes : economies -BANK [baink] caisse d'epargne SA'VIOUR [sev-ye-r] [le) Sauveur SAV FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS SCA Savonner' va. to soap [pour se raser) to lather [fig) to ‘ blow ... up ’ | Se_, To stand wash- SAVONNERIE soap-works : soap-boiling [_ing SAVONNETTE cake of shaving-soap [montre) hunting-watch [earth Savonneux’ -euse a. soapy | Terre_, Fuller’s SAVONNIER" [piers] soap-boiler SAVOREE savory Savourer’ va. to taste : to relish : to enjoy SavoureusemenP ad. with gusto Savoureux’- -euse a. savoury SAVOYARD"_: sweep | Un_, [fam] A man who does not know how to behave : a ‘ regular brute’ | Savoyard"-e a. ... of Savoy SAVOYARDE barge for manure SAXICOLE stonechat SAXIFRAGE _ [fredj] SAXON’-IVZVE [<£ a.] Saxon [sakse-mi] SBIRE ‘ bumbailey ’: police-spy SCABIEUSE sca'bious Scabreux’ -euse a. rugged : difficult : dangerous [sujet) objectionable Scalene a. scalene SCALPE [Am. Ind.] scalp SCALPEI-| Scalper’ va. to scalp SCAMMONEE scammony SCANDALE _1 [-de-l] public exposure [style biblique) offence Scandaleux’-ettse a. scandalous : shameful [-seraenfi, shamefully] Scandaliser’ va. to scandalize : to offend : to shock Se_de, To be scandalized at: to be Scander’ va. to scan |_shocked at SCANDINAVE [& f. & a.] Scandinavian SCAPHANDRE diving-dress : swimming-jacket SCAPHANDRIER” diver : man working under SCAPULAIRE scap'ulary __ [water SCARAB^E beetle [hist. nat. et d’Egypte) sca- rabseus : scarab | SCARAMOUCHE buffoon SAV ENGLISH-FRENCH SCA SA'VORY [bot] sarriette SA'VOUR [seve-'r] saveur : gout | To_of ..., Sentir le [la, or les] ... SA'VOURINESS [a e] bon gout: saveur SA'VOURY [a, e] '_’ : bonne-bouche (a la fin du diner] [a.) savoureux : agreable SAVOY' [vo'i] [cabbage] chou frise SAW scie fee | A wise_Un dicton | -FISH § scie -GUARD couvre-scte | -MILL scierie \ <E -PIT fosse de scieur de long | -SET [tool] tourne-a-gauche [outil pour donner la vote "X aux scies] ® Saw va. [imp. Sawe'd : pp. Sawn] scier £ Saw imp. [F. See] SSAW'BONES [fam] chirurgien ^ SAW'DUST [de-sstt] sciure (de bois] £ SAW'ING sciage ^SAW'YER scieur (de long] SAY [se] I’ve said my_, J’ai dit ce que j’avais a dire | _v. [imp. pp. Said [sedd] dire (to, a] [o’s lessons) reciter [F. Lire, Fr.] _ 100, Mettons 100 I Don’t_another word, Pas un mot de plus | You don't_so! Pas possible! Did he_so? A-t-il dit cela? | I_! Dites done! | I dare_it is! Je le crois! Peut- etre bien ! | I must_, ..., Franchement,... | That is to_C’est-d-dire | It is said, They _, On dit | No sooner said than done ! Aus- sitot dit aussitot fait! | To_ nothing of expense, Sans parler des frais [F. Revenir] _ ... again, repeter : redire SAY'ING [se] dicton | As the_is, Comme dit le proverbe : comme dit l'autre | There is no — when he will come, Impossible de dire quand il viendra SCAB gale [over a wound) croiite SCABB'ARD [skab'e-rde] fourreau Scab'ble va. smiller | Scabb'y a. galeux SCA'BIOUS [ske-bieusse] scabieuse SCAFF'OLD [fe-lde] echafaud [va.) ecliafau- der | To die upon the_, Mourir sur l’echa- SCAFF'OLDING echafaudage Lfavid. -POLE perche d’E : ecoperche SCALD [a comme o dans sort] brulure [va.) echauder : blanchir | _HEAD teigne Scald'ing [-hot] a. brulant |_TUB echaudoir SCALE [skele] [measure, prices) echelle [music, chromatic) gamme [on fish, metals, etc.) ecaille [of a pair of_s) plateau : bassin [sediment, etc.) tartre: depot | On a large_, En grand : sur une grande echelle | Not on so large a_, [fig] De moindre importance | On a small_, En petit : sur une petite echelle \ Drawn to a _ of ... to the foot, Dresse a Vechelle de ... millimetres par metre | _S (pi] [ou PAIR of_S] balance [for letters) pese-lettres [for gold or silver) trebuchet | -BEAM fleau 1 _FERN doradille Scale [skele] va. [a wall) escalader [scale off ...) ecailler [boiler) enlever le tartre de ... | _off, vn. s’ecailler SCA'LINESS [ske] nature ecailleuse SCA'LING [ske] [walls) escalade [_off) ecail- lage | -LADDER echelle de siege SCALL'OP petoncle [piece cut in edge) feston : dent [va.) festonner : denteler _E’D OYSTERS des huitres en coquilles SCALP [cut off) chevelure : scalpe [bald head) tete chauve:1 genou ’ [va.) scalper Sca'ly [a e] a. ecailleux [mean) ladre:‘rat’ SCAMP vaurien : chenapan [va.) bacler : gater par trop de hate Scam'per away,_ off, vn. s enfuir : se sau- ver : detaler : decamper : ‘jouer des jambes’: ‘ prendre ses jambes a son cou ’ Scan [-nne’d] va. scruter : ‘eplucher’ [verses) SCANN'ING [la) prosodie [scander SCAN'DAL scandale fen [shame) honte [backbiting) medisance \ To the_of, Au S de ... | -MONGER faiseur de cancans Scan'dalize [i ai] va. scandaliser (at, de] Scan'dalous [de-le-ss] a. scandaleux : odieux : infame | _ly ad. scandaleusement : hon- teusement | _NESS infamie : nature scan- Scant a. [F. Scanty] [daleuse Scan'tily [scann-te-le] ad. a. peine : faiblement [shabbily) mesquinement: chichement SCAN'TINESS insuffisance: etroitesse SCANT'LINGS bois d’equarrissage Scan'ty a. etroit: faible:mesquin : insuffisant: pauvre : maigre | To become_[news] De- venir rares [F. Wardrobe] SCA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS SCE SCARIFICATEUR scarifier Scarifier' va. to scarify SCARLATINE tina | Fievre Scarlet fever SGAROLE [properly Escarole] endive SCEAU [so] seal [fig) stamp : sanction : completion | Petit_, Privy seal | Le garde des sceaux, Lord Chancellor (who may occasionally happen to be Prime Minister also] Le _du secret, The seal of secrecy SCIlLIlRAT' [c silent] scoundrel _ -ea. villainous : ‘scoundrelly’ : vile SCELERATESSE [c sil’t] villainy : rascality SCELLIi seal | SCELLEMENT " sealing [tech) fixing | Sceller' va. to seal ; to fix SCENE scene : stage [bruit) noise Mettre en —, To get up ... for the stage Mise en_, Scenery [fig) getting up | Faire une_a, To abuse (a person] [vulg) to ‘ have a row with’ | Scenique a._ic SCEPTiCISME [sep]_sm [skep-ti-cizz'm] SCEPTIQUE [sep] sceptic [pr. skep’tik] [Amer.) skeptic | — a. sceptical [se pr. skep-ti-ke-l] [Amer) skeptical SCEPTRE _ | _ de FER rod of iron SCA ENGLISH-FRENCH SCH SCA'PE'GOA'T [skep-gote] bouc emissaire SCA'PE'GRACE [a e] vaurien SCAR cicatrice [Scottish word) rocher Scar [-rre'd, pr. skarde] va. cicatriser Sca'rce [skerce] a. rare |__ly ad. a peine \ _ever. Presque jamais | I can _believe my ears ! Je nose en croire mes oreilles! | I can _J'ai de la peine a | I_know what to..., Je ne sais trop que ... | SCA'RCE'NESS, [sfce] SCA'RCITY rarete [famine) disette Scare [sfcere] va. effrayer ; faire penr a ; effa- roucher SCA'RE'CROW' epouvantail SCARF echarpe [cravat) cravate [warm) cache- col [tech) assemblage a trait de Jupiter [va.) assembler a T de J | -SKIN epiderme ftouse SCARTFIER [fa'ieur] scarificateur [med) ven- Scar'ify [fat] v. scarifier [med) mettre des ven- SCAR'LATI'NA [le-tina] scarlatine [ touses a SCAR'LET [<fc a.] ecarlate _FE'VER fievre scarlatine Scatheless [a, e : til faible] a. sain et sauf Scatt'er va. repandre : disperser : eparpiller [vn.) se dissiper: s’ecarter SCAUP milouinan Scav'enge va. balayer : nettoyer SCAV'ENGER [djeur] boueur : balayeur SCENE [pr. cine] scene : decor ; decoration [of events, or war) theatre | Behind the_s, Dans la coulisse : a la cantonade [F. Tableau] -PAINTING peinture de decors | -PAINTER peintre en decors j -SHIFTER machiniste SCE'NERY [pr. ci'ne-re] scene : mise en scene [landscape) paysage : point de vue : coup d’oeil [theatre) decors | Italian_La nature italienne SCENT parfum : odeur • senteur [sense of smelling) odorat [dogs, etc.) flair [track) piste | He has a good_, 11 a le nez fin | To have no__ ^ N’avoir pas de parfum | On the right__ Sur s la bonne voie | He is off the _, 11 n’est pas ,|jsur la voie | To put ... off the _, Depister | 00 -BOTTLE flacon A odeur | Scent va. parfumer (with, de] [smell out) flairer ; sentir | _ed a. parfume | Sweet-_ed, Odoriferant: embaume Scent'less a. sans odeur : inodore SCEP'TIC [sk] sceptique [sep]_al a. sceptique SCHED'ULE [chedd'-youle] inventaire : liste : bordereau : cahier : cahier des charges : annexe [balance-sheet) bilan SCHEME [skime] projet • systeme [for new line, etc.) etude : plan [va.) projeter [vw.) faire des projets : intriguer [V. UTOPIE] SCHE'MER faiseur de projets : intrigant SCHOLAR [skol'-r] ecolier-iere : eleve [learned man) savant : erudit ; homme instruit | Day _Externe Arabic_, Arabisant | Celtic_, Celtisant | Classical_, Humaniste | Chinese __ Sinologue | German _, Germaniste | Greek Helleniste | Hebrew_Hebra'isant | Latin_Latiniste | Old _, Ancien eleve | Oriental_, Orientaliste | Sanskrit_, Sans- critisant, or Indianiste | He is a good English __ 11 possede l’anglais a fond | He’s no _, 11 ne sait pas lire [or ecrire] No great_, Pas grand clerc (en] Schol'arly [le-r-lel a. savant; magistral SCHOLARSHIP erudition [univ.) bourse Scholastic [sko-las'tik'i a. scolastique SCHOOL [skoule] ecole [boarding_) pension : pensionnat [grammar-_, etc.) college ; lycee [of whales) bande [va.) instruire (in, dans] At _, To_, a Vecole : en pension : au college | Boarding _, Pension \ Day-__ Externat | Evening-_, Classe du soir : cours d’adultes | Going back to_Rentree des classes \ High _, Ecole superieure Infant-_, E. maternelle Primary_, Elementary_Ecole primaire J The Italian_, L'ecole italienne | Normal —, [for country teachers) Ecole Xormale [high- class T) Ecole X. superieure \ Of the old_, De la vieille roche | Technical_, E. profes- sionnelle \ Tell TALES out of^_, Rapporter: bavarder : jaser | _of ART, Ecole de dessin: ecole des beaux-arts _ of CIVIL ENGINEERS. Ecole Centrale [Gov’ment Civil Engineers)rEcole des Ponts et Chaussees \ _of LAW, Ecole de Droit _ for MATHEMATICS & Military ENGINEERING, Ecole Polytechnique _of MEDICINE. Ecole de Medecine _of MINES, Ecole des Mines _of PHAR'MACY, Ecole de Pliarmacie _ BOA'RD [supprime par la loi de 1902] conseil de l’enseignement primaire BOARD-_, Ecole primaire ["collegien _BOOK livre de classe \ _-BOY ecolier : In our _ DAYS, Lorsque nous etions au college | In SCHOOL, In _ HOURS, In _ TIME, en classe: pendant les heures de classe | After_Apres la classe -FELLOW' [F. Fellow] -GIRL ecoliere : eleve -INSPECTOR inspecteur primaire [upper) I. _MEN [pi] scolastiques [general _MASTER, _MISTRESS instituteur -trice _REPORT bulletin trimestriel -ROOM [roume] classe : salle d'etude SCHOO'LING [pr. skouligne'] instruction : en- seignement: frais d’ecole SCH FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS SCO SCHISMATIQUE [sftiss] [<fc f.] schismat'ic [en ang. on pr. sizz) SCHISME [sheece-ni\ schism [sizz'm, bref] SCHISTE _t SCHLAGUE flogging —r' va. to flog SCHLITTE [Fosc/es] timber-sledge SCHNICK [vulg] ‘short stuff’ [bad brandy] SCIAGE sawing | Bois de_, Sawn timber ‘Sciant'-e’ a. ‘bothersome’: wearisome SCIATIQTJE sciatica [fam) lumbago SCIE saw [poisson) saw-fish [fig, fam) bother : worry :‘nuisance’ | _a araser, Tenon-saw | _a cliantourner, Sweep-saw | _ sans fin, Ribbon-saw | _a guichet. Keyhole-saw | _ a main, Hand-saw | _de long, Pit-saw SciemmenC [see-a-man. n nas] ad. knowingly SCIENCE — [sa'i-e-unce] knowledge: learning | Homme de_, Scientific man | Avoir la_infuse, To be extremely learned Scientiflque a. _ic [faf-] [-menf -ally] SCIENTISTE chretien, Christian Scientist Scier' va. to saw [vn., -i*) to hold water : to back-water | ‘_le dos a,’ To ‘bore ...’ SCIE'RIE saw-mill [Amer.) lumber-mill SCIEUR sawyer | _de long, Sawyer | Fosse de_de long, Saw-pit Scinder- va. to divide : to split up Scintill'ant' -e a. sparkling SCINTILL'ATION" _ [leche-mi] sparkling Scintiirer' vn. to sparkle [e'toile) to twinkle SCION" _ [saf-e-mj] shoot SCIOTTE [stone-cutter’s) saw |_r' va. to saw SCISSION" division : ‘split’ (dans, in : entre, between] Faire_, To secede : to split off SCISSIONNAIRE seceder [a.) seceding SCISSURE fissure [anat) scissure SCIURE sawdust Scolaire a. school: academic SCOLARITE time spent at university, college | Faire acte de_, To vote as a registered student in university matters SCOLASTIQUE divinity of the schools [a.) scholastic | SCOLASTIQUES’ schoolmen SCOLIE scholium : explanatory note SCOLOPENDRE [bot) scolopendrium [insect) centipede SCORBUT' scurvy | Scorbutique a._ic SCORIE dross [fonte) slag osj | _S' clinkers SCORPENE —ptena [pf-ae] SCORPION"_ [astr) Scorpio SCORSONERE [s, f] scorzonera SCOTIE [tie, see] scotia SCH ENGLISH-FRENCH SCO SCHOO'NER [skoune-'rl ‘schooner’: goelette SCIENCE [pr. sai-e-nnce] science (-s] Christian _Le culte des scientistes chretiens | Social _[Z,’) economie sociale SCIM'ITAR [cim'-i-te-r, i brefs] cimeterre SCISS'ORS [pr. ciz-e-rze, i bref] [pi] ciseaux | Nail-_, Ciseaux a ongles SCOFF moquerie | _at, vn. se moquer de SCOFF'ER moqueur SCOFF'ING moquerie: derision [a.) moqueur _ly ad. par moquerie: en derision SCOLD grondeuse: megere [v.) gronder SCOLD'ING [o] gronderie | To give ... a__ Gronder ... : laver la tete a Scoll'op [le-p] va. denteler SCONCE candelabre [vulg. for head) caboche [va. univ. slang) mettre a Xamende SCONE [ecossais] [sorte de) brioche SCOOP [>t») ecope [knife) couteau [sort of ladle) grande cuillere [surgery) curette Scoop [ou _out] va. creuser [■&) ecoper ‘Scoot’ vn. decamper : filer SCOPE liberte : libre carriere [room) espace [flight) essor [aim) but [of cable, chain) touee To have full _, Avoir le champ libre | Within the_of, a portee de: dans le cadre de Scorch [pr. skortch] v. bruler : se bruler [eye, slang) filer a une allure desordonnee Scorching a. brulant SCORE [notch) entaille: coche [20) vingtaine [in games) nombre de points [music) partition [reckoning) compte | Ay! _s of them! Oui, des masses! Oui, ‘des tas!’ Oui, a en revendre!’ | On the_of, Sur le compte de | On this _, a cet egard | Three _, Une soixantaine (de] Four_, Quatre-vingts | To keep the _, Marquer (les points] What is the —? a combien en est-on? Score va. marquer [put down) porter en compte [mus) orchestrer [cut) entailler [un.) marquer (les points] SCO'RER marqueur (des points] SCORN mepris [v.) mepriser [to, de) dedaigner SCORN'ER contempteur Scorn'ful a. dedaigneux : meprisant Scorn'fully ad. dedaigneusement ( SCOT Ecossais \ The (^ueenof_S, Lareine d Ecosse | SCOT ecot: quote-part \ -free a. ■“ sans frais: sain et sauf [vulg) ‘sans trinquer’ | SCOTCH [<fe a.] ecossais | Broad _, [Le) patois ecossais | _BARLEY orge monde | a -FIR pin d'Ecosse | _LASS jeune Ecos- ^ saise \ — WOMAN,_LADY, Ecossaise g Scotch va. [wedge) caler [eels) harponner £ SCOTCH'MAN, SCOTS'MAN [pi. men] Ecos- 8 sais [d> for batten) ecotard | The 'Flying ® Scotchman.’ Le rapide de Londres a Edim- | SCO'TER [o long] macreuse Lbourg VScott'ish a. d’Ecosse : ecossais SCOUN'DREL \_skaounn-dre-l] mauvais garne- ment: gredin | ‘Regular _,’Franclie canaille Scour va. ecurer: recurer [clean room) nettoyer b [clothes) degraisser [to undermine) affouiller | [country) parcourir [pirate) ecumer les mers •^SCOU'RER degraisseur: ecureur SCOURGE [ske-rdje] fouet [fig) fleau _va. fouetter [fig) chatier SCOUR'GING flagellation SCOU'RING [ou, pr. aou~\ ecurage : nettoyage [clothes) degraissage | _S (pi] [fig] rebut | -BRICK brique anglaise : pierre a couteaux SCOURS [ou, aou") (pi] purgation SCOUT [skaoutt] eclaireur [Oxford) valet de college | Boy-_, ‘Boy-scout’ | Girl-_, ‘ Eclaireuse ’ | To_Repousser avec indignation [or mepris] To go _ING, Aller en eclaireur (-s] SCOWL [ow, aou] air renfrogne : air maussade [vn.) se renfrogner (at, upon, a] SCR FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS SCR SCRIBE_[ang. pr. skrdibe] SCROFULE [or_S' pi] scrofula [scrof you-la Scrofuleux' -euse a. scrofulous [fiou-le-ss] SCRUPULE scruple : doubt : scrupulousness | Ne pas se faire _ de, To have no scruples about (...ing ...] Jusqu’au_, Scrupulously Scrupuleux* -euse a. scrupulous : precise [-semen F -ly] SCRUTATEUR -TRICEscrutineer [des cceurs) SCR ENGLISH SCRAG bout -END bout saigneux Scragg'y a. decharne [rough) raboteux SCRAM'BLE melee : lutte \ There will be a_ for it! [ou, They will_for it!] [fig] On se l’arrachera : on se battra [or jouera des pieds et des mains] pour l’avoir | _d EGGS oeufs brouilles | _over,_up, u. grimper sur ... (a quatre panes'] SCRAP bout: morceau | *_ of paper,’ Chiffon de papier j —S bribes [of meat) restes | -BOOK album | — IRON rognures de fer: ferraille \ Scrappe'd pp. mis au rebut SCRAPE [screpe] embarras | To get into a_, S’attirer une mauvaise affaire : donner dans un guepier:se mettre dans de mauvais draps [or, dans le petrin] To get out of a _, Se tirer d’un mauvais pas Scrape [a e] v. racier : gratter [cookery) ratis- ser [shoes, etc.) decrotter [rind, fiddle) racler| Bowing and scraping, Avec force reverences \ — against, frotter contre | *_along ’ | He just manages to_along, II se tire d'affaire mais c’est tout | _off, racier | To_off the dirt, Decrotter | _out, gratter | _... together, ramasser SCRA'PER [a e] grattoir [tech, flint) racloir [agr) ratissoire [&) racle [door) decrottoir SCRA'PING [a e] grattage [cookery) ratissure [tech, etc.) raclure [V. Scrape] _S [savings] epargnes faites sou a sou SCRATCH egratignure [made by claw) coup de griffe [on smooth surface) rayure [races, etc.) ‘scratch’ | To start from _, Partir de la ligne de depart | To ‘ come up to the_’ [vulg] Se prendre aux cheveux [pay) financer — TEAM equipe mixte Scratch va. gratter [with a point) egratigner [surface) rayer [dig) creuser | _one’s head, se gratter la tete | _out, gratter SCRAWL pattes de mouclie (pi] griffonnage | _ va. [ou write a scrawling HAND,] grif- fonner SCREAM [skrime] cri [ To give a_, Jeter, or pousser, un cri | To_out. Crier: pousser des cris | SCREA'MING [skri] cris (pi] SCREECH [skritcli] cri (percjant] [uw.) pousser des cris : crier (comme une chouette] -OWL chouette: chat‘-huant‘ SCREEN [pr. shrine] [fire_) ecran [folding _) paravent [for out of doors) abri [d>) masque [fig) voile [for sifting) dale : crible [in photo- engr.) frame : reseau | Screen va. [from, de] mettre ... a couvert: m_a l’abri: proteger: abriter [sift) passer ... a la claie [or au crible] SCREES (pi] eboulis : pierraille searcher [a.) scrutinizing Scruter* va. to search : to scrutinize SCRUTIN" ballot: election |_secret, Secret B [In the _ d’ARRONDISSEMENT", each elector votes for one representative only (for his own arrondissement.) In the_de LISTE, the elector votes for all the Deputies or Senators of the department: 2, 3, 4, etc., as the case may be] FRENCH SCR SCREW [skrofi] vis [nut) ecrou [of a steamer) lielice [old horse) rosse | Regular__ [person] ‘Grigou’: ‘pingre’: ‘rat’ | A_loose, Quel- que chose qui cloche | Coach _, TTs a bois a tete carree : tire-fond | Countersunk_, Vis a tete fraisee \ Right-, or left-threaded_, Vis pas a droite, a gauche | Right and left thread —, Vis a filets inverses | Square-, V-thread- ed_, Vis a filet carre, triangiilaire | Wood- —, Vis a bois | To ‘ put a_on,’ [a ball] Cou- per | -BOLT boulon taraude | —-CUTTING filetage | -cutting LATHE, tour a fileter | -DRIVER tournevis | -EYE piton | -JACK cric : verin | -PLATE [for making screws] fliere (a vis] _ PROPELLER lielice propulsive | _STEADIER navire a lielice (-s] Screw [sfcroit] va. visser [un.) se v [fig. va.) ecraser | — ... down, visser | He _e‘d me down, II m’a fait mettre les pouces | _in, visser: serrer (a uis] _ ... out, faire sortir [fig) extorquer (of, a] To _10 francs out of him, Lui arracher [or ‘ faire cracher’] 10 fr. | — up, visser (tight, a fond] up one’s FACE, faire une grimace | _up one’s COURAGE, prendre son courage a deux mains Screwe’d a. a vis : taraude [vulg) ‘gris’ SCREWING MACHI'NE machine a fileter SCRIB'BLE griffonnage [u.) griffonner SCRIBB'LER gratte-papier SCRIBE [i a'i] _[for marking) pointe a tracer SCRIMM'AGE melee [va., tech) etriquer SCRIP [bag) sac [com) titres : valeurs Scrip'tural [tcliou-re-l] a. biblique SCRIP'TURE [les) saintes Ecritures (pi] _HIS'TORY [hiss'-te-re] Vldstoire sainte _RE'A’DER personne qui lit la bible aux SCRIV'E'NER notaire |.Pauvl‘es> etc. SCROF'ULA scrofule | Scrofulous a. scrofu- SCROLL [skrole] rouleau : role [Jeux _-SAW scie a decouper SCRUB garigue : lande : broussailles (pi] Scrub [-bbe'd] va. [scour) ecurer [wash) laver | To keep scrubbing away, Frotter sans cesse SCRUBB'ER [tech, gas-eng.] laveur epurateur SCRUBB'ING | To give ... a good _, Frotter ferme: bien laver | -BRUSH brosse de cuisine Scrubb'y a. chetif: mesquin : rabougri ‘SCRUFF’ [skre-ff] ... by the_, ... au collet ‘ Scrump'tious ’ a. epatant SCRU'PLE [skroupe-l] scrupule fee [weight) 1‘3 gramme [un.) se faire S (to, de] Scru'pu- lous [skroupe-you-le-ss] a. _leux : meticu- leux |_NESS esprit scrupuleux : scrupules Scru'tinize [skrou-te-naize] va. scruter Lui] Scrutinizing a. scrutateur : inquisiteur SCRU'TINY recherche minutieuse SCU FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS SE Sculp'ter' [p silent] va. to sculpture [ang. pr. ske-lpe-tche-r] [sur bois) to carve SCULP TEUR sculptor [sur bois) carver Sculp tural-e a._ SCULP'TZJRE_[ang. pr. ske-l'ptche-r] piece of sculpture [en bois) carving SCYTHE [see?] [& f & a.] Scythian S. D. [sans date] N. D. S. E. [Son Eminence] His Eminence S. Exc. [Son Excellence] His Excellency Se [before vowel or li mute. S’] prem. himself : herself: itself [indefini) one’s self [pi) themselves [l’un l’autre) each other [les uns les autres) one another [entre eux, elles) between themselves : together |_decoller,_defaire, To come undone |_marier, To get married | Le mot s’ecrit..., The word is spelt [ou is written] ... | Le mot_ prononce ..., The word is pronounced ... | Cela_vend cher, This sells dear SCU ENGLISH-FRENCH SEA /'SCUD nuage | Scud [-dded] vn. [&]avoir le vent sous vergue | To_under bare poles, Courir a sec SCUF'FLE querelle : dispute : melee | To have a_, ‘ Se prendre aux cheveux ’ SCULL rarne : godille \ _vn. [at the stern) godiller [with two sculls) ramer [va.) mener ... a la godille, a la rame SCULL'ERY lavoir | -MAID laveuse de vais- s selle | SCULL'ION [ye-nn] marmiton wSculp'ture [ske-lr ptche-r] va. sculp'ter fee § SCUM ecume [on metal) crasse : scorie | The ^ lowest_, La lie : Vecume “Scum [-mme'd] va. ecumer g SCUPP'ER dalot | _HOSE maugere S _NALL clou de maugere 8 SCURF teigne | Scur'fy a. teigneux p SCURRIL'IT Y grossierete | Scurr'ilous [le- 1 ss] a. grossier | _ly ad. grossierement I Scur'vily ad. vilement: bassement SCUR'VY scorbut [a.) vil: miserable | ‘_ trick,’ Yilain tour SCUTCH'E'ON [ske-tche-nn] ecusson SCUT'CHING MACHLNE ecangueuse SCUT’TLE [coal-_) seau a charbon [of a ship) ecoutillon [va.) saborder: couler [vn. v run away) ‘se sauver ’ SCYTHE [scathe, th faible] faux SCYTH'IAN [sith. i bref, th faible] Scythe fee SEA [si] mer [wave) coup de mer : lame [flood) deluge [of blood, etc.) mer | At_, Sur mer [ship) en mer | ‘He’s all at_!’ 11 s’y perd! | To be half_s over, ‘ Etre entre deux vins’: ‘ avoir du vent dans les voiles ’ | Heavy_, Mer houleuse [wave) gros coup de mer | High_s, Open_, Fleine mer | To go to_, Prendre (again, reprendre) la mer : s’embarquer [become a seaman) se faire marin | To put to _, Mettre a la mer | To ship a_, Embarquer un coup de mer | To stand the _, To ‘ find one’s _ LEGS,’ Avoir le pied marin | To stand out to_, Se tenir au large -ANEMONE actinie : anemone de mer -BATHING [a e, th faible] bains de mer (pi] — BIRDS [pi] oiseaux de mer To be a good_BOAT, Se comporter bien a la mer | _BREEZE brise de mer — CAPTAIN [te-nn] capitaine de vaisseau [opposed to coasting) C au long cours -COAST [koste]cote: littoral | -COW lamentin -EAGLE pygargue : aigle de mer | -faring MAN marin | -faring MEN [pi] gens de mer — FOWL [pi] oiseaux de mer \ -girt a. en- toure de la mer \ -GOING SHIP navire de long cours | -green a. vert de mer | -GULL moxiette: goeland | -KALE chou marin | Above -LEVEL. Au-dessus du niveau de la mer \ -LION otarie | -MEW [pr. miou] mouette \ -PIECE, -SCAPE marine | —PLANE hy- dravion | _PORT port de mer \ -POWER [la) maxtrise des mers | -SHORE cote \ At the_, Au bord de la mer To be -sick. To suffer from _SICKNESS. Avoir le mal de mer | _SIDE [pr. si-sai’dcl] To go to the_, Aller au bord de la mer | _resort, Plage \ _shoes,1 Bains dewier’ | TRIP promenade, excursion en mer | _VIEW [viou] With a _Donnant sur la mer | -WALL digue | _ WATER eau de mer | -WEED [ouide] algue [in Brittany) goemon [in Normandy) vraic | _worthy a. en bon etat de naviguer : qui peut tenir la mer SEAL [cxle] cachet [official) sceau [law) scelles (pi] [custom-house) plomb [animal) phoque | _va. cacheter [officially : and in law) sceller [custom-house) plomber | To_down, Cacheter To_his fate, Decider de son sort | _e'd BOOK, lettre close |-SKIN peandeveau marin SEAL'ING [ea i] la chasse aux phoques -WAX cire a cacheter SEAM [sime] [sewing) couture [scar) cicatrice : couture : suture [coal) veine : couclie [va. sew) coudre : faire une couture a ... SEA MAN [sxme-xxn] [pi. _men] marin : homme de mer \ Able-bodied_Bon marin | Leading _Gabier | -GUNN'ER matelot-canonnier | SEA'MANSHIP matelotage | Good, Bad _, Habile, Mauvaise manceuvre Seam'less [cxme-le-ss] a. sans couture Sear [cire] va. brfiler: cauteriser [vet.) appli- quer [or donner] le feu (a un cheval] SEARCH [se-r?c/i] recherche [official) perquisition [customs) visite \ In_of, a la recherche de : en qiiete de | Right of_, Droit de visite | , To make a_for, Chercher | -LIG’HT projections electriques [apparatus) projecteur | _WARRANT mandat de perquisition Search v. chercher (for, ...] examiner [scrutinize, & officially) visiter [law) faire une perquisition chez | His pockets were —e'd, On l’a fouille _out, chercher : faire decouvrir _ER visiteur-exise [of hearts) scrutateur Searching [se-rtch] a. penetrant: empresse SEA'SON [sxze-nn] saison feo [period) temps | In_, En S [in time) a temps : au bon moment | In_and out of_, Sans cesse \ Dead _, 3Iorte-S \ Rainy _, S des pluies \ The hunting __ La chasse | The _ was at its height, La S battait son plein |-TICKET carte d’abonnement | _ticket HOLDER, abonne SEA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS SEC SEANCE sitting [assemblee) meeting | Prendre —, To take one’s seat | Tenir_, To meet, sit | — tenante, Before rising : there and then : on the spot: at once | En_, Sitting SliANT' | Sur son —, Sitting up | Se mettre sur son —, To sit up | Mettre ... sur son_, To help [ou put] ... to sit up SEAU [so] bucket: toilet can [a cbarbon) coal- box | ‘a _x,’ In torrents | _ HYGHiNIQUE SEBILE [wooden) bowl [slop-pail SEC dryness [fourrage) dry forage [ Un grand —, A tall thin man | Au_, In the dry [betail) on hay [ou corn] [cheval) in the stable Sec, Seche a. dry [fruit) dried [maigre) thin [argent, et fig) hard [timbre) plain [not coloured] [reponse) sharp : harsh [sujet) meagre [narration) dry [argot, ecoles) unable to reply | Un bruit_, A snap | Du pain_Dry bread | ‘Fruit_Duffer : ‘failure’ | Perte seclie, Dead loss | 1 SECHE1 cigarette | Sec ad. [parler) curtly : sharply [boire) neat ] a Dry : dried up : drained [fig, fam) ‘hard up ’ : ‘stumped up’ [4>) aground : ‘ high and dry’ | a _, [or a _ de toile,] Under bare poles | Emoulage a_, Dry-grinding Mettre ... a To_ drain | Tout _, Hard and fast: bare SECATEUR ‘_’ : pruning-shears [ou -scissors] SECESSION" _ s£CHAGE drying [du bois) seasoning SECHE, or SEICHE, cuttle-fish SEICHE phenomenal tide on Lake Geneva Sechemenf ad. drily : curtly : harshly Secher' v. to dry [ruisseau) to dry up [deperir) to wither [de, with) to pine away | _a l’air, [du bois] To season SECHERESSE dryness : barrenness : aridity [manque de pluie) drought [pr. draoute] [de manieres) curtness : hardness : harshness SECHERIE drying-ground : drying-house SIlCHEROIM" dry meadow [pers) thin dried-up fellow [drying-room SECHOIR [porte-serrieffe) towel-hoi-se [tech.) ~ SECOND' [d before a vowel is sounded like g S f] — : assistant [4>) mate | Au_, [etage] £ g On the second floor | En_, Under-... : g second (in command] Second' -e a._d : ?'as other | — pont, Upper deck | _e ancre, s ^ Best bower anchor | En_LIEU, In the a second place | -PLAN" middle distance ^ § Secondaire a. sec'ondai-y t-„ SECONDE [temps) second [train) second- “ c class [e'preuve) revise | En In the fifth -g c form [of English schools] [voyager) second- ,• K Secondement’ ad. sec'ondly [class P4 Seconder' va. to sec'ond : to help Secouer' va. to shake [s’affranchir de) to shake off... [tempete) to toss [voiture) to jolt [fig.) to rouse | ‘ Se_,’ To shake one’s self [fig.) to bestir one’s self | Le_un peu, [fam] To ‘ stir him up a bit ’ Secourable a. helpful : willing to help [X) that can be relieved Secourir va. (Table 16) to succour : to help SECOURS' succour : help : relief [pi) supplies j Au_! Help! | Bon de _, Relief ticket j Societe de_mutuels, Benefit [ou Provident] Society Train de__ Bi-eakdown T SECOUSSE shake : jolt : touch [electr., et fig) shock | Forte_, Good [ou smart] shock SECRET' se'eret : secret spring [ou drawer] Ipompe) bottom valve | Au_In close confinement j Du_, Dans le_, Ixx the S | En _, In S : privately | Le_de Polichinelle, A secret everybody knows : an open S Secret' -ete a. secret : private : inward | Fonds _s, Secret service money SEA ENGLISH-FRENCH SEC /'Sea'son va. assaisonner (with, de] [timber) g secher [pers) accoutumer (to, a] g Seasonable [e-be-l] a. convenable: a propos | _ weather. Temps de la saison | _NESS 05 opportunity \ _bly ad. a propos Tcliage VSEA'SONIN G assaisonnement [of timber) se- SEAT [cite] siege : place [bench) banc : banquette [eye) selle [of war, etc.) theatre [country house) maison de campagne : chateau [bottom, & of trousers) fond | To keep one’s_, Hester assis | To take a_, [a chair, &c.] S’asseoir: prendre un siege | Take your_s! [in carriage] En voiture! | Is this _ taken ? Cette place est-elle prise ? | Bx-acket_, Strapontin | Redistribution of_S. Remaniement des circon- scriptions electorales\_ING[valve] logement Seat [cite] v. asseoir : placer | To_one’s self, S’asseoir (at, a] ... to_4, ... a 4 places | To new-_, Mettre un fond a [chair) rempailler SEAT-BRACKET [eye] tige de selle v Sece'de vn. se separer (from, de] SECE'DER scissionnaire: dissident [in Amer- ican war) secessioniste 13 Sece'ding a. scissionnaire : dissident SECESS'ION separation [American war) se- Seclu'ded a. <fe pp. retire [cession SECLU'SION [kluje-nn] retraite : solitude SEC'OND [sek'-nndd] [60th part of a minute) seconde [duels) temoin : second _S-HAND aiguille des secondes : ‘ trotteuse' Sec'ond a._fed : deuxieme [of month, kings, etc.) deux [cousin) au deuxieme degx-e [to.) seconder [further) aider | My _ best HAT, (etc.) Mon numero 2 | _ENGINEER [nav.] quartier-maitre mecanicien | To go_CLASS, Aller en seconde \ On the _ FLOOR, Au deuxieme | _ LIEUTENANT, L. en second _SIG'HT [la faculte de) seconde vue _THOUGHTS are often best, 11 ne faut pas toujoui's suivre sa premiere idee | On_ THOUGHTS. Reflexion faite ... Sec'ond-hand a. [purchase] d'occasion | At _ ad. [news, etc.] de seconde main \ _ BOOK, livre d'occasion At a_BOOK-SHOP, Chez un bouquiniste _ DEALER brocanteur Sec'ond-rate [re'te] a. de second ordre Sec'ondary [sek'nn-de-re] a. secondaire _CAUSE cause seconde _COL'OUR couleur composee _CURR'ENT courant secondaire _SHAFT arbre intei’mediaire [secundo Sec'ondly ad. deuxiemement: en second lieu : SE'CRECY [pr. sike-re-ce] secret: discretion | In_, En secret: sous le sceau du secret SEC FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS SED Secretement' ad. secretly SECRETAIRE secretary : clerk : writing-desk | SECRETAIRERIE secretary’s [ou clerk’s] office | SECRETARIAT" secretaryship : office of clerk [le bureau) secretary’s office [eccle.) office of the diocesan registrar Secreter* va. to secrete SECRETION" [t like ss] [med]_[kriche-mi] SECTAIRE sectarian: sectary SECTATEUR follower: disciple SECTE sect | SECTEUR section [mil.) sector | _dente, Toothed sector : notched quadrant SECTION"_ [sek'-che-nn] [tramway) stage Sectionner' va. to divide into sections Seculaire a. centenary : of the century [poet) that has [pi. have] stood for centuries [ou ages] ‘ time-honoured ’ | Secularise!"' va. to secularize | Seculier' -iere a. secular Secundo ad. secondly SECURITE _ty SEDATIF [<fc _-e a.] sedative Sedentaire a._ary | SEDIMENT"_ Seditieux' -euse a. seditious [-sement'-ly] SEDITION" [t like ss]_[sidiche-nn : i bref] SEDLITZ | Poudre de_, Seidlitz powder SEDUCTEUR - TRICE ... who entices ou leads astray [d’ttne femme, etc.) seducer _a. alluring : fascinating : seducing SEDUCTION" [t like ss] [de temoins. etc.) bribing [fig) allurement: attraction : fascination Seduire va. (Table 51) to lead ... away [ou astray] [fig) to corrupt [plaire) to fascinate : to attract [une femme) to seduce [un temoin, etc.) to bribe Seduisant' -e a. seductive : enticing : tempting : attractive : charming SEC ENGLISH-FRENCH SEE SE'CRET [si-kre-tt'] [<fc a.]_: retire : discret | An open__ Le S de tout le monde _POLICE [la) Surete : la police secrete _ SERVICE MONEY fonds secrets (pi] _ SPRING secret SEC'RETARY [te-re\ secretaire [to a consulate) chancelier [F. Ministre] _SHIP [fe-re] secretariat Seere'te [si-krtte] va. cacher [of glands) secreter Se'cretly [sike] ad. secretement: au fond Secre'ting, Secre'tive [fcrtfe] a. secreteur SEC'TION [sek-che'nn'] [division) s_ [drawing, arch., geol) coupe : profil [bookbinding) cahier [Amer. land) mille carre [260 hectares] [part of the country) region |_from A to B, Coupe suivant A B | Longitudinal_, Coupe longi- tudinale | _al PAPER, papier quadrille SEC'TOR secteur : compas de proportion Sec'ular a. seculier [centenary) seculaire See'ularize [sek-you-le-raize] va. seculariser fSeen're a. sur : en surete (from, contre] a l’abri (from, de] Secu'i'e va. mettre en surete [shut fast) bien fermer [make sure) assurer (for, a] [one’s possession of) s’assurer de ... : se saisir de : mettre la main sur [a bedroom, etc.) retenir [payments, <fc creditors, etc.) garantir [with lashings : gun, etc.) amarrer | ..., which has —d for him ...,..., ce qui lui a valu ... | To _inboard, Amarrer ... a la serre [fore and <b aft) amarrer ... en cache | To_outboard ■2 for sea, Amarrer .. a garants doubles —ly ad. en siirete [fearlessly) sans crainte [fasten, etc.) biep : solidement SECU'RING IN'BOARD, ou OUT'BOARD amarrage a la serre, etc. [F. 7 lines above] SECU'RITY [pr. si-kiou-rete] securite [com) caution : nantissement: garantie | To give —, Fournir caution | -BOLT boulon de surete SECURITIES [pi.: com] titres : valeurs | Gilt-edged_, Valeurs de tout repos | Gov- V ernment_, Effets publics SEDAN'-CHAIR [sidann'] chaise a porteurs Seda'te [si-dete'i a. pose : calme : rassis _ly ad. posement: avec calme —NESS calme: maniereposee SED'ATIVE [<fc a.] sedatif SEDGE [e] laiche : jonc [F. Warbler] Sedu'ce \_si-diouce'] va. seduire SEDU'CER [si-diouce-r] seducteur Sed'ulous [poit-lc-ss] a. assidu : applique : em- presse | _ly ad. assidument SEE [cT] [bishop’s) eveche [archbishop’s) arche- veche | The Holy_, Le saint-siege See v. Ip. pres. Seeing : imp. Saw : pp. Seen] voir [to, de) s’occuper [a person home, etc.) accompagner : reconduire : ‘ embarquer ’ [get done) veiller a ce que 11_! Je comprends! | Let me _, Let us _, [fig] Yoyons | It remains to be seen, II reste d savoir | To_that ..., Veiller a ce que ... (subjunct.]_... off. Voir partir [fam) 1 embarquer’ | To_over, [the premises, etc.] Visiter :voir | To_through, Deviner: penetrer: voir: eomprendre | Not fit to be seen, [fig] Pas presentable | I’ll_to the luggage, Je me chargerai des bagages (pi] He can’t be seen now, II n’est pas visible en ce moment 11 can’t_anybody to-day, Je n’y suis pour personne aujourd’hui | I’ll_if it can be done, Je verrai si c’est possible SEED [pr. cide] sentence [of vegetables) graine [of Abraham, etc.) race \ Flower_ Graines de fleurs (pi] To sow rape-_, Semer de la navette | _S (pi] [fig] germe | -BED semis | -CAKE [a e'] gateau a l’anis' j -LIP semoir | -TIME semailles (pi] -TRADE graineterie | -VESS'EL pericarpe | -WHEAT, -OATS, -POTA'TOES, ble, avoine, pommes de terre, de sentence Seed vn. venir a graine [to_about) s’egrener [run to_) monter en graine SEED'LING semis [forest tree) sauvageon _CARROTS semis de carotte SEE'DSMAN [»ne-nn] [pi. _men] grainetier See'dy a. J To look _, Avoir Fair rape | To feel_, Etre mal a son aise, or mal en train : ‘ avoir mal aux cheveux ’ SEE'ING vue \ _that, conj. vu que | Far-—, a. clairvoyant: prevoyant Seek v. [imp. & pp. Sought, pr. sott, o dans sort] [_after,_for] chercher : tacher de trouver : poursuivre [poursuite SEEK'ER chercheur | SEEK'ING recherche : SEG FRAN ^ AIS—AN GL AIS SEM SEGMENT" _ [segg'-me-nntt] [de piston) ring SElIDE blind partisan | SEIGLE rye [pr. rai] SEIGN’EUR lord | Faire le grand_, To lord it | Notre_, Our Lord | Vivre en grand_, To live like a lord | a tout_tout honneur, Honour to whom honour is due Seign'eurial -e a. lordly : of the lord SEIGN'E UR IE lordship [ferre) manor | Voire _, Your lordship SEILL'E wooden bucket: pail SEIN" breast: bosom : heart [mamelle) breast [entrailles) womb [de la terre. etc.) depths (pi] bowels (pi] [milieu) midst [de Veglise) pale SEINE ground seine [tres grande) seine SEING” signature | Sous_prive. By private deed | Blanc-__ Signature in blank SEIZE [<fc a.] sixteen [du mois, des rois) sixteenth | Louis_Louis the Sixteenth SEIZI^ME [<fc a.] sixteenth [-ment’-ly] SfeJOUR stay' : abode : visit | _ facultatif, With liberty of breaking the journey Sejourner’ vn. to stay : to remain : to reside SEL salt [fig) wit : spirit | _attique, Attic salt | _ d’Epsom. _ anglais. Epsom salts (pi] — gris’ Bay salt Gros’_Bay salt [fig) coarse joking ] SELS [pi] smelling-salts SELECTION" | naturelle, Natural S SELLS saddle [med) stool Aller a la_[med] To have a motion | Sauter en_To spring into the saddle | _de FEMME, side-saddle Seller’ va. to saddle SELLERIE saddlery [lieu) harness-room SELLETTE stool [boite) shoeblack’s box Tenir ... sur la _, To cross-question ... Etre sur la_To be cross-questioned SELLIER ” saddler Selon’prep. according to: pursuant to: after | _moi, To my' notion _que, According as | C’est_! That depends ! SELTERS or SELTZ | Eau de_Seltzer water | Poudre a eau de_, Seidlitz powder SEMAPLL'ES' (pi] seed-time : sowing SEE ENGLISH-FRENCH SEM Seem vn. sembler : paraitre [fo, de) avoir l’air | It_s ..., a ce qu’il parait ... SEEMING [ci] dehors : apparence | In _. [ou Seemingly, ad.] En apparence Seemly a. bienseant: convenable Seen [pp. V. See] SEER [ci-e-r] propliete : voyant SEE'-SAW' | To play at_, Jouer a la bascule Seething a. bouillant [mass) grouillant Segregate va. mettre a part SEID'LITZ POWDER poudre de Sedlitz SEINE [net] madrague ^Sei'zable [e-be-l] a. saisissable | Seize [upon] v. saisir [master) s’emparer de [d>) frapper (to, sur] amarrer [piston) gripper ’SSEI'ZING amarrage [piston, etc.) grippage | Cross_Bridure : velture | _S [pi] genopes { SEI'ZURE saisie : confiscation [med) attaque Sel'dom [selde-’mm] ad. rarement Selec't va. choisir [a.) choisi: de choix : d’elite | _COMMITTEE commission denquete The — FEW, Le petit nombre des elus : les privileges | _MEN [Am.] conseil municipal SELEC'TION [che-nn\ choix A good — of ..., ... du meilleur C | For_a condition de C | Natural_, Selection naturelle SELF [<fc f.] [pi. Selves] personne fea [pron.) meme : soi-meme [in reflective verbs) se ... | By one's_, [alone] Tout seul | He has no one to blame but him_, 11 ne peut s’en prendre qu’a lui-meme | -acting a. ... automatique -BIND ER [bail lieuse : moissonneuse-L -COL'OUR couleur naturelle [wool, a.) beige -COMMAND' empire sur soi-meme : sangfroid | -con'fklent a. sur de soi-meme : plein de confiance en soi -CONTROL' [trole] empire sur soi-meme -DEFEN'CE legitime defense | In_, En cas de legitime defense [unwillingly) a son corps defendant -DENI'AL [dindi-e-l] abnegation : desinte- ressement | -denying a. desinteresse [life, etc.) d’abnegation \didacte -ed'ucated a. qui s’est instruit seul: auto- To have the bump of -ESTEEM, S’en faire accroire -ev'ident a. evident: qui parle de soi-meme -GOV'ERNMENT ‘ self-government ’ -HELP ‘aide-toi toi-meme ’ -IN'TEREST interet personnel -LOVE [le-v\ amour de soi -MADE MAN' fils de ses oeuvres : parvenu -POSSES'SION sang-froid : aplomb -PRESERVATION | In En legitime defense | Instinct of_I de conservation -propell'e’d a. automoteur fa minima -registering a. [thermometer] a maxima et -RELI'ANCE [Idi-nnce] confiance en soi -RESPEC'T respect de soi-meme _ing a. ... qui se respecte -SAC'RIFICE [fai] sacrifice de soi-meme -sac'rificing a. ... qui se sacrifie [life) ... de sacrifices : ... dabnegation The_'-same, Absolument le [la] meme -STAR'TER demarreur automatique -styl'e’d a. soi-disant: pretendu -suffi'cient [i bref] a. suffisant -supporting a. qui paie ses frais -taug’ht a. qui s’est instruit lui-meme :auto- -WTLL' obstination : opiniatrete [didacte -will'e’d a. obstine : entete Selfish a. ego’iste | _ly ad. en egoiste SELFISHNESS egoisme ‘SELL’ [fam] attrape It’s a dead _, C’est une vraie A \ Sell va. [imp. <fc pp. Sold] vendre [vn.) se v | _off, liquider | _out, [funds) vendre [X) vendre sa commission [vn.) se liquider | This _s well, Ceci se vend bien j I sold it for 10 francs, Je l’ai vendu 10 fr. | Sold pi), vendu-e [fig. fam) attrape : ‘joue’: ‘ mis dedans ’ We are sold out. Nous sommes a court: nous n’en avons plus SELL'ER vendeur | ... -_, Marchand de ... SELLING vente [a.) de V _OFF liquidation SELT'ZER WATER eau de Seitz [V. Siphon, SEL'VAGE [sellv-edj] lisiere UFr. SELVAGEE' [ve-dji] erse : erseau fblant SEM'BLANCE [ble-nnce] ressemblance : sem- SEM FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS SEN SEMAINE week : week’s work [ou W’s wages, allowance, rent, etc.] a la_By the week | Etre de_, To be on duty for the week | La _ prochaine, Next week | La_suivante, The following week : the week after | ‘La_ des quatre jeudis,’ The Greek calends | a la petite_, For a short time at a high interest | SEMAINIER'person upon duty for the week: case of seven razors [station SEMAPHORE_ Poste semaphorique, Signal- SEMAQUE boat [not a smack DsJ SEMBLABLE fellow-creature : fellow : fellow- man [a.) like : alike : similar | A-t-on jamais vu rien de_! Did ever anyone see such a thing! | Riende_! Nothing of the sort! | Et autres_s, And others of the same sort Semblablement' ad. similarly SEMBLANT" seeming : semblance : outside appearance | Faire_de, To pretend to ... : to appear as if ... | Sans faire_de rien, Without seeming to take any notice Sembler' vn. to seem : to appear | Si bon vous semble, If you think fit (ou well] Que vous semble de ... ? What do you think of ... ? | Ce semble, It appears : it seems | Comme bon vous semblera, Just as you please SEMELLE sole [des bas) foot [fig) pace : step | Ne pas reculer d’tme_, Not to budge an inch Battre la_, To beat one’s feet [i.e., to warm them] SEMENCE [en like an] seed | — de ble, [or Ble de_] Seed-wheat | _S' [clous] tacks SEMEN-CONTRA vermifuge Semer' va. [de, with] to sow [so] to strew : to throw ... about : to cast [bruit) to spread SEMESTRE six months : half year : half-year’s pay [ou rent] [conge) six months’ furlough | Par_, ad. half-yearly Semestriel -elle a. half-yearly SEMEUR sower [so-eur] ... who sows ... [soze] Semi a. semi-... : half-... Semill'ant’ -e a. frisky : lively SEMINAIRE_ary fling, -s SEMIS' seed-plot [travail) sowing [plant) seed- Semitique a._tic SEMOIR seed-lip [machine agr.) drill SEMONCE lecture : ‘ talking to ’: ‘ wigging ’ SEMOTJLE semolina [li-ne] Sempiternel -elle a. everlasting [-mt* -ly] S^NAT" senate SliNATEUR senator Senatorial -e a_1 [tori-e-l] SI^NATUS-CONSULTE decree of the senate s£n£ senna | Passez-moi la rlmbarbe, et je vous passerai le_, Yield me this point, and I’ll yield you that SENEQON" groundsel SENEVIl mustard-seed [mauv. herbe) charlock Senile a._ ('SENS [pronounce s] sense : meaning : judg- ^ ment: opinion : direction | a double_/With $ a double meaning Bon _, Good, or sound S | 5 Dans un_ou dans l'autre, One way or the £ other | Dans le_de la longueur, Lengthen ways _[s is silent] dessus dessous, Upside g down | _ devant derriere, Hind part fore- jz most | a mon _, In my opinion H SENSATION" [t like ss] _ | a Sensational | Faire_, To make a S | Immense v _, Great excitement SEM ENGLISH-FRENCH SEN Sem'i a._-... : a moitie: demi SEM'IBREVE [brine] ronde | _REST pause SEM'ICIRCLE [ce-rke-l] demi-cercle Semicir'cular [semm'i-ce-r-kiou-le-r] a. demi- circulaire : ... en demi-cercle SEM'ICO'LON [kd-le-nri] point et virgule SEM'I-DIAM'ETER demi-diametre SEM'I-FI'NAL demi-finale SEM'INARY [priests’) seminaire [ladies') institution dejeunes demoiselles Sem'i-por'table a. demi-fixe SEMIQUAVER double-croche | _REST quart SEM'ITONE [o] demi-ton [de soupir SEMIVOWEL semi-voyelle SEMOLI'NA [Una'] semoule SEM1 P'STRESS couturier e Send va. {imp. & pp. Sent] envoyer : remettre: faire parvenir ... [goods) expedier | I’ve sent to ask him to come, Je lui ai fait demander de isvenir | To have ... sent to one by book-post, SSe faire adresser ... sous bande | — away, g_ back, renvoyer | To _(a Frenchman, •• abroad) back to Caen, Rapatrier ... sur Caen | — ... down, faire descendre : envoyer [mast) 2 depasser | _ for, envoyer chercher : faire %venir | _(goods, etc.) forward, expedier | u— ... in, envoyer [_inside) faire entrer ... &[deliver goods, &c.) livrer [one’s accounts, &c.) rendre [dinner, etc.) servir | _forth, [pour forth] vomir |_on,_off, [goods] expedier | 48 _out, [exhale] exhaler |_out, faire g sortir [goods) expedier [to, a, en) envoyer 5 ~[F. Sprawling] _up, faire monter [din- . §sner) servir [mast) passer : guinder | _... a. WORD, faire savoir (a] SEND'ER ... qui envoie [com) expediteur SEND'-OFF | To give ... a_, Feter le depart de SE'NIOR [si-nye-r] ancien : aine-e : superieur: doyen | C D, senr., C D pere [or aine] She is my_by 10 years, Elle est mon ainee de dix ans | _ CLERK premier commis | _PARTNER associe principal [V. WRANGLER] SENIORITY [orr-e-te'] age : anciennete SENN'A {senn'e] sene SENN'IT tresse anglaise \ French_, Tresse SENSA'TION {senn-seclie-nn] s_ | To make a_, Faire sensation fed | A painful —, Une penible impression [V. Esprits, Fr.] Sensational a. ... a effet: ... a sensation SENSE [sennee] sens fed [good _) bon sens [opinion)avis [meaning) sens: acception (de, of] Common_, Sens commun | Against common _, En depit du bon sens | Man of_, Homme de sens [or d esprit] Man of sound_, Homme d’un jugement sur | In a bad_, En mauvaise part | To have a lively_of, Sentir vivement: avoir un vif sentiment de | In, out of, one’s _s, Dans, hors de, son bon sens | To drive ... out of his_s, Faire perdre la tete a | To come to one’s_s, Reprendre ses sens:revenir a soi SEN FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS SER ''Sense -e a. sensible | _eraent' ad. sensibly Sensibiliser' va. to sensitize SENSIBILITE _ity [phys.) sensitiveness [sentiment) feeling Sensible a— : marked : considerable [a, to) perceptible : sensitive [qui a du sentiment) feeling : tender [papier) sensitized | Sensiblement' ad. perceptibly : sensibly [beaucoup) very much : greatly SENSIBLERIE maudlin sentimentality Sensitif -ive a ive [sf.) sensitive plant SENSUALISTE _ist | _ALITE _ty SENSUEL -ELLE sensualist [a.) sensual Sensuellement' ad. sensually SENTE pathway: track SENTENCE _ bsj : maxim : judgment Is Sentencieux" -ease a. sententious [-mf -ly] SENTEUR scent | De__ Scented [pois) ~SENTIER" path : foot-path Lsweet ^SENTIMENT' feeling [du juste, etc.) sense ^ [phys.) sensation [genereux, etc.) sentiment «s Sentimental -e a. _1 [sennti-menn'-VV] ft SENTINE sink [d1 enibarcation) well R SENTINELLE sentinel | Etre en _, [or Faire_] To stand sentry Sentir [i, ee] v. (F. Table 18) [avec le toucher, et eprouver) to feel [avec l’odorat) to smell [fig) to savour of : to taste of [s’apercevoir) to perceive : to see [son gouvernail, &) to answer {her helm] [au gout, on.) to taste | Cela ne sent pas bon, [fig] I don’t like the look of it | Cela sent mauvais dans ..., There is a bad smell in ... | _le ..., To smell of the ... | 11 sent de la bouche, His breath smells | Je ne peux pas le _, I can’t bear the sight of him | Se_, To feel: to make itself felt : to be felt : to feel the effects of | Le corbeau ne se sent plus de joie, The V raven cannot contain himself for joy Se'oir v. (Tables 25 & 25 a.) V. Sied, Sis, etc. 8. E. ou 0. [sauf erreur ou omission] ‘E. E.’ SEPALE sepal Separable a. [sep'-e-re-be-l] SEPARATION"_ [sepp-e-reche-mi] Mur de —, Partition wall | _de biens, Separate maintenance | _de corps et de biens, Judicial separation Separe -e a. separate : distinct SeparemenF ad. separately Separer' va. to separate : to part (de, from] to divide (en, into, in] Se_, To separate SEPIA_[sipia"] Une_, A sepia drawing SEP'T [set] [J- a.] seven [du mois) seventh [F. Type, ang.] Charles_, Charles VII. Septante a. [provincial] seventy [F. Septua- SEPTEMBRE [m nasal] ber [temm] Lgint Septennal -e a. septennial SEPTENNAT' seven years’ presidency SEPTENTR10N" north [ostr) the Little Bear | _al -e a. northern : of the far north SEP'TI^ME [<fe a.] seventh [ ment' -ly] Septique a. septic SEPTUAGIlNAIRE [<fe fr] man [ou woman] of seventy [a.) seventy years old SEPTUAGESIME _ima [djess’ima] SEPTUOR septet' Septuple a. seven-fold Sepulcral -e a. sepul'chral [si-pe-l'kre-l'] SElPULCRE sep'ulchre [sepp'l-keur] SEPULTURE_: burial [series SEQU'ELLE crew : gang : lot [chases) string : SEQ U'ESTRATION" [de biens) _ [treclie-nn] [pers) unlawful confinement ou detention SIlQU’ESTRE sequestration : party sequestrating : depositary : embargo Bofc Sequ'estrer' va. to sequester : to put... away [pers) to detain [ou confine] unlawfully SEQU'IN” _ [en ang. on pr. sikouinn] SEQU'OIA Wellingtonia [en Amerique) Wash- ingtonia S^RAC kind of cheese [fig: in the Alps) *_’ [ice- pillar formed by intersection of crevasses] SltRAIL' seraglio S£RAN" hackle | Serancer' va. to hackle S^RAPHIN” ser'aph [se-re-f] Seraphique a. seraph'ic : heavenly SEN ENGLISH-FRENCH SER Sens'e'less [sennss-le-ss] a. insense : inepte | To knock ... _, Etourdir | To lie _, Hester sans connaissance | _ly ad. sottement SENS'E'LESSNESS sottise : absurdite Sen'sible [senn'-ce-be-l] a. [wise) sense: raison- nable : d’esprit [of, a) sensible [of, de) qui a le sentiment [of kindness, &c.) reconnaissant [recovered) en pleine connaissance | _ MAN homme sense [Note: Un homme sensible is a sensitive, tender-hearted man] SEN'SIBLE'NESS bon sens Sen'sibly ad._blement [wisely) raisonnable- ment: sensement: vivement Sensitive [tiv, bref] a. sensible (to, a] [temper) susceptible : ombrageux |_to cold, Frileux | _PLANT sensitive |_NESS sensibilite (to, a] [temper) susceptibilite Sen'sitize'd a. sensibilise [paper) sensible Sent [F. Send] SEN'TENCE [senn'te-nnce] phrase [of court) sentence : jugement [«<.) condamner (to, a] Under_of ..., Condamne-e a ... Sen'tient [senn'che-nntt] a. sensible SEN'TIMENTAL'ITY sensiblerie SEN'TINEL, SEN'TRY sentinelle : factionnaire | To stand_Faire faction SEN'TRY BOX guerite rw.) se separer Sep'arate [sep’-e-rete] va. separer (de, from] Sep'arate [sep'-e-retf] a. separe : detache : a part [F. BED]_ly ad. separement: a part SEPARA'TION se— \ _ allowance, Allocation militaire \ Judicial_, S de corps et de biens SEP'ARATOR | Cream _, Ecremeuse SE'PIA [sipia] sepia [cuttle-fish) seiche SE'POY [si-poi] Cipaye SEP'TUAGINT [to) version des septante SE'QUEL suite \ In the_, Dans la S SE'QUENCE suite : succession fsequestre Seques'tere'd a. &pp. retire: ecarte [law) sous SEQUESTRA'TION se'_ : sequestre SERAG'L'IO [si-ral-yo] serail (pi. serails] SER'APH [se-re-ffi [pi. Seraphim-] seraphin SERB, SER'BIAN [,seurbe] Serbe [a.) serbe Sere [sire] a. desseche : fane : mort SER FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS SER SERBE [<&f.Aa.] Ser'bian [seurbe-ye-nn] Serb SereiiT'-e a. serene [se-mie] calm SERENADE [ang. pr. nede] fserous SERENITE_ty : calmness | Sereux"-ewse a. SERF_ | Serf, Serve a. ... of serfs SERFOUETTE hoe | Serfouir va. to hoe SERGE_[en ang. on pr. seurdj] SERGENT" sergeant [tech) cramp [In former times ‘ huissiers ’ were called sergents] _de VILLE policeman | _ FOURRIER" quartermaster-sergeant |_INSTRUCTEUR drill-S | -MAJOR S-major SERGERIE serge-manufactory : S-trade ‘ SERGOT" ’ ‘ bobby ’: ‘ copper ’ [rearing SERICICULTURE_: silkworm breeding and SERIE series [en anglais on pr. sx-ri-ize] Serieusement" ad. seriously : in earnest SIlRIEUX" seriousness : gravity Prendre ... au _, To take ... in earnest | Grarder son_, To keep one’s countenance Serieux"-e?tse a. serious : grave : earnest : in earnest : thorough : marked [reel, vrai) real : bona fide: sterling: to be relied upon [maison) of good standing SERIN"-U canary [personne) greenhorn :‘flat’ [a.) ‘ green ’ [ Seriner" va. to teach ... to sing [fig) to repeat ... over and over again to ... : to ‘ din it into ’ | SERINETTE bird-organ SERINGA syringa [se-rigng-ga] SERINGAGE syringing [of plants] SERINGUE syringe [rlj]_r" va. to syringe SERMENT" oath : swearing [fig) asseveration | Faire _, To swear | Lui faire preter_, To put him on his oath | Preter_, To take one’s oath SERMON" [se-rme-nn] [fig) lecture | Faire un_To preach a S | Sermonner' va. to SERMONNEUR -EUSE fault-finder L‘ lecture’ SERPE bill-hook SERPENT"_ ise-r'pe-nnf] snake [Siffler = to hiss] _ a sonnettes, Rattlesnake | Langue de_, Adder’s-tongue [fig) serpent’s tongue SERPENTAIRE snake-root [s.m.) secretary- SERPENTE [or Papier_] tissue-paper [bird SERPENTEAU young serpent [feu d’art.)squib| Serpenter" vn. to wind in and out [ou to and fro] to meander : to twine fworm SERPENTIN" ribbon of coloured paper [tech) _-e a. serpentine [ligne) waved : wavy SERPENTINE [greol.]_[se-rpenn-tainri] SERPETTE pruning-knife SERPILL'IERE packing-cloth : apron SERPOLET" wild thyme SERRAGE tightening : fastening [des freins) putting on | Vis de_, Tightening-screw SERRE [_froide) greenhouse : conservatory [action de serrer) pressing [d’oiseau) talon [fig) ‘grip’ | a la—, [F. Secure, ang.] Sous _, [planted Under glass : in the greenhouse | _ CHAUDE hothouse Serre -e a. close : concise : compact : tight : pinched [avare) stingy : close-fisted [coeur) heavy [main) clenched (fist]_de pres, Close beset | Jouer_, To play cautiously [F. Serrer : & Cramp, ang.] SERRE'-BOSSE [4>] shank-painter SERRE'-FILE ... that brings up the rear SERRE'-FREIN" brakesman SERRE-GARNITURE, SERRE-JOINT" gland: clamp SERREMENT" squeezing : pressure | _de CCEUR heaviness of heart : pang SERRE’-PAPIERS" letter-rack : paper-weight Serrer" va. to squeeze : to close up :to press (... de pres, upon, after] [noeuds, etc.) to tighten [fa main a) to shake (hands with] [mains) to clasp [le poing) to clench [les dents) to clench (one’s teeth] [fermer) to close : to shut [frein) to put on [mettre de cote) to put... aside [typ. et sous clef) to lock up [comprimer) to compress [lacer) to lace ... tight [le vent) to haul close to [fa terre) to keep close in (to shore] [les voiles) to take in : to shorten | Je vous serre cordialement to main, I am very sincerely yours ... Se_, To get [ou stand, ou lie, ou sit] close to each other : to get tighter [ou closer] to thicken | Se_la main, To shake hands with each other | ‘ Se_le ventre,’ [fig] To beJiard up : to ‘pull in a bit’ SERRE"- TETE [sort of) head-band SERRTJRE lock [F. ce mot] Trou de__ Keyhole | SERRURERIE locksmith’s trade [ou work] SERRURIER" locksmith Sertir va. to set (jewels, etc.] SIlRUM _ SERVAGE serfdom : servitude SERVANT" lay-clerk [artil) gunner [&) one of the gun’s crew [jeu) server | _S' gun’s crew SER ENGLISH-FRENCH SER Serena'de [serre-e-nede] va. donner une se're- Sere'ne [ce-rtne] a. serein [nade a _ly ad. avec serenite | _NESS serenite SERF'DOM [se-rfe-de-mm] servage SER GEA NT [sdrdje-nntt] sergent [cav. & art.) marechal des logis [of police) brigadier | Drill _, Sergent-instructeur | -AT-ARMS sergent A'armes | -MAJOR [infantry) sergent-major [cavalry) marechal des logis chef SE'RIAL [pr. siri-e-V\ publication periodiqiie [story) roman-feuilleton SE'RIES serie | Unbroken _, Suite ininter- rompue | -woun'd a. [tech] ... en serie SER'IF [type] point d’approche Se'rious [siri-e-ss] a. serieux-eu.se feo [consequences, etc.) grave | To be getting_, De- venir S, Gr Se'riously ad. serieusement: gravement | To take him_, Le prendre au serieux SE'RIOUSNESS [sm-e-ss-ne-ss] gravite SER'JEA'NT-AT-LAW [pr. sardje-nntt] avocat (nomme par le Roi] Ser'monize [i aV] va. sermonner SER'PENTINE [se-r'pe-nn-tainn\ serpentine _a. [winding] qui serpente : sinueux Serr'ate a. dente en scie Serr'ie’d a. [ranks, etc.] compact: serre SER'VANT [pr. se-r've-nntt'] serviteur [man —) domestique [officers) brosseur [of a Co., etc.) employe |_S [on hotel bill] ‘service’ | Postal _s, Employes de la poste | Railway —s, Cheminots [Theformula:—I remain,...,your obedient _, is generally rendered, Recevez ... Vassurance de ma consideration distinguee] SER FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS SER SERVANTE servant [meuble) dinner-wagon Serviable a. obliging : useful [tech) support SERVICE _ [ang. pr. seur'viss] favour : kindness [diner) course [a l’hotel) attendance [vaisselle, &c.) set: service [des eanx) [water-) supply | Au_de, In the service of j De_, On duty [tech) temporary De bon —, Very serviceable | Chemin de__ Attendant path | Escalier de_, Back-stairs | Voie de_, Siding | Chambellan de_, Gentleman in waiting | En [domestiqne] Out to service : in service [choses) in use | Faire son_, To be on duty | Qu’y a-t-il pour votre_? What can I do for you ? | Rendre_a To do ... a service [ou good turn] Rendre un mauvais — a. To do ... a bad turn | Rendre grand_, To be very useful | Un petit_A favour SERVIETTE ‘_’ : napkin [pour la toilette) towel [d’avocat) large limp writing-case, ou portfolio | — EPONGE. Turkish towel Servile a. _: slavish : base [ inf -ly] SERVI LITE_ty nr SCUT SER bref ENGLISH-FRENCH SET SER' VANT, GIRL [pr. se-r've-nntt] domes- tique : bonne : servante | General_, Bonne a tout faire [F. Fellow-...] Serve v. [for, to, a] servir : etre bon [suffice) suffire [a trick, etc.) jouer [ropes) fourrer [a warrant) signifier (on, a] [mares, etc.) saillir [F. Exploitei-] He_d me very badly, 11 a tres mal agi avec moi | And_him right! ou It _s him right! C’est bien fait! 11 [or ells'] ne w l’a pas vole! II [elle] n’a que ce qu’il merite! j r First come first_d. Le premier arrive est g le premier servi | I will _him out. Je lui ^ revaudrai cela : il me le payera [F. Fourre] It will_the PURPOSE, Cela fera Vaffaire To_as a ..., [ou_for ...ing] Servir de ... j _... out, distribuer | _one’s TIME, etre apprenti : sortir d’apprentissage | _ ... up, SERVER [games] servant feo [servir SER'VICE [seur-viss, i bref] service fed [writs) signification [&) fourrure [F. CIVIL_] At your_, a votre disposition (or S] Of_ to, Utile a : agreable a | Secret_money, Fonds secrets (pi] The_is in English, Le S se fait en anglais | To be in_Etre en condition | To be in the_, Servir | To be in the diplomatic _, Etre dans la diplomatie \ _PIPE tuyau de distribution \ _ RIFLE fusil de guerre | _TREE sorbier : cormier Serviceable [pr. seur've-ss-e-be-l] a. utile [in wear) avantageux : de bon usage _NESS utilite : nature serviable SER'VING MALL'ET maillet a fourrer SER'VITUDE [tioude] s_ | Seven years’ penal _Sept ans de travaux forces SESSION [seclie-nri] s_: seance | Court of—, Halite Cour (d'Ecosse] Petty_s (pi] Session des juges de paix (du canton] Quarter —s, (pi] Cour trimestrielle des juges du comte SET serie : jeu : collection [of china, or napkins, etc.) service [knives, chairs, etc.) assortiment [studs, jewels, ornaments) garniture [vols.) serie [a body of persons) monde : societe : corps [contemptuously)’ tas’: ‘ bande ’: clique: coterie [at play) partie [of horses) attelage [smith’s tool) tranche [of a saw) voie [type width) epaisseur | _of CHESS, of OARS, of SPANNERS, jeu (d’echecs, d'avirons, etc.] _of FURNITURE ameublement | — of TEETH ratelier : dentier | DEAD _, assaut Cpt va. [p. pres. Setting : imp. & pp. Set] OCL mettre : poser (on, sur, a] [plant)planter [a trap, etc.) dresser : tendre [adjust) ajuster [give : example, etc.) donner [establish) eta- blir [mount) monter (in, en] [jewels) sertir [sharpen) repasser [a saw) affiiter [a broken limb) remettre [type) composer [a hen) faire couver [Put up, F. Put] _vn. se fixer [mortar, & plants, etc.) prendre [fruit-buds) nouer [or se nouer] [dog) arreter [go) aller [sun, etc.) se coucher | To be dead _on ..., S’acharner a _ about, commencer | _about a thing, Se mettre a line chose | _about it, S’y mettre | _... about, mettre ... a _... again, remettre (re..., etc ] _... against, [pers] indisposer ... contre _one’s self against, s’npposer a _apart, [devote] destiner : affecter (for, a] _aside, mettre de cote [claims, etc.) rejeter _(a dog) at, exciter, agacer ... contre _... at liberty, mettre ... en liberte _... at naught, mepriser _... by', mettre de cote I have _ my WATCH by the right time, J’ai mis ma montre a I’heure _ ... down, [write) coucher par ecrit: inscrire [as, for, ...) appeler : estimer [pers. from carriage) descendre | To_down the ... at 250, Mettre ... a 250, etc. _forth, exposer [am.) se mettre en route _... free, mettre (or remettre) ... en liberte _going, mettre ... en mouvement: faire marcher ... : mettre ... en branle _in, vn. commencer: se declarer | It has — in for rain, Le temps est a la pluie _off, se mettre en route : partir : faire partir: compenser [show off) relever : faire ressortir _ ... on', employer [to. a) pousser _... on fire, mettre le feu a : incendier [pied _' on, vn. attaquer | _on foot, mettre sur _out, vn. se mettre en route [by, par) com- _out again, se remettre en route [mencer _... out, [spread] etaler : mettre _ ... to rights, arranger | _sail [F. Sail] _to', [i.e., go at it] s’y mettre | _to work, se mettre a l’ouvrage | _' ... to, mettre ... a \ _to music, mettre en musique _ up, monter : eriger: dresser [to establish) etablir [type) composer [in business) s’etablir [shrouds) rider _ up for a prophet, s’eriger en prophete : faire le P | — him up, [in health, etc.] le remettre | Quite — up again, Completement remis | _up for o’s, S’etablir a son compte _' upon, attaquer | He is — upon [ou, He has _his heart upon] 11 a a coeur de ... Set a. regulier : regie : fixe : fait : formel [speech) apprete : etudie [buds) noue | — fair, Beau fixe | Of_purpose, a dessein SER FRAN AIS—AN GL AIS SEX Servir v. {Table 22) to serve : to wait upon : to attend upon [mets, plats) to serve up : to put (the dinner, etc.) on the table [une rente) to pay [domestiques) to be in service [ou out at service] [soldat, marin) to be in the service [en, in) to serve [aider, etc.) to be of service to: to assist [a ... de ...) to help ... to | — a, To be used for... | _de, To serve as [ou for, ou instead of ...] Ne_a rien, To be of no use | a quoi sert cela? What is the use of that (thing) ? | 11 ne sert a rien de parler, It is useless to speak \ Le diner [or le dejeuner] est servi, or Monsieur est servi, Madame est servie, Dinner [ou lunch] is on the table [ou ready] Servez chaud, Serve up hot | Servez- vous! Help yourself! | Servez le diner, Send in the dinner | Faites_! Bring in the dinner ! [4>) Check the braces and fill the sails! | Se_de, To make use of : to use : to profit by SERVITEUR servant fpl SERVITUDE_[dr) liability : conditions, Ses" a. one’s : o’s own : his, her, its (own] SESAME [zani\ sesame [cess'-e-me\ _, ouvre- toi! Open sesame! SESSION"— : sitting : term [F. TERM] SETIER" | Demi-_, \ litre | S£TON" _ SEUIL’ threshold : door-step SEUL-E only one : one only [a.) alone : only : lonely | 11 vit tout , He lives by himself | Paris a lui Paris alone ... a , Alone : face to face : by ourselves : by themselves, etc. | ... bravait, a elle seule, {She) braved ... single-handed | a la settle pensee de, At the very thought of | Un_coup, A single stroke | Cela va tout_, That goes without saying : that is understood SeulemenC ad. [uniquement: ne ... que) only : but: only just [meme) even [an moins) at any rate | Non_, Not only SEVE sap [du vin) body [fig) pith Seulet'-etfe a. all alone f-menf -ly] Severe a. _ [ce-mre] rigid:strict:stern:harsh SEVERITE_ty [ce-ver're-te'] rigidness SIlVICES" (pi] cruelty : ill-treatment petter SEVIGN'E | C’est une__ She writes a capital Sevir vn. to rage [contre, ...) to ill-use ...: to be severe (with] to punish ... severely SEVRAGE weaning Sevrer’ va. to wean [de, of) to deprive S. Exc.{Son Excellence] His Excellency SEXAGIlNAIRE [<fc f. & a.] _arian SEXAGESIME _ima SET ENGLISH-FRENCH SEX SET'-BACK echec | SET'-OFF compensation [adornment) relief: ... qui fait ressortir [typ) retraite | _SHEET decharge | SET'-OUT [ou, aon] [of, de) debut [dinner) festin | SET'- SCREW vis de pression : vis d’arret | SET'- SQUARE equerre (a dessin] SET'-TO'prise de bee | To have a pretty_, Faire une belle SETTEE' causeuse : canape [rie SETT'ER chien couchant [of gems) sertisseur SETT'ING j?ose [edge) repassage [saw) affutage [going down) coucher [of a limb) remboite- ment [getting hard) prise [type) composition [fixing on, of handle, etc.) emmanchement [of gems) montage [piece in which a gem is set) monture | -RULE filet a composer SET'TLE banc | _ va. [fix, establish) fixer, etablir (in, at, en, dans, a] [conclude) con- clure [decide) decider : trancher [property, on, a) assigner : constituer [square up, or put right) regler [pay) payer [one’s affairs) mettre ordre a [& : the land, etc.) noyer | We’ll _ all that! Nous arrangerons tout cela ! vn. s’etablir : s’installer (in, at, en, a] se fixer : s’asseoir (upon, sur] se decider {to, a] [bird, etc.) venir se poser [sink) se precipiter [sink, and masonry) se tasser [get clear) reposer [the weather) se remettre [marry) se marier : se mettre en menage : ‘s’etablir’ | — down, Se fixer : ‘ s’etablir ’: entrer en menage [get calm) se calmer | We must _ up, 11 faut regler nos comptes SET'TLE'MENT etablissement arrangement [accounts) reglement: solde : liquidation [of foundations, etc.) tassement [annuity) rente [sediment) depot | Cash_Solde en numeraire | Deed of_, Contrat de constitution | Full_, Solde de tout compte | Marriage_, Contrat de mariage | To lead to a_of the question. Faire resoudre la question SETTLER colon | ‘That’s a_!’ [fam] Cela lui rive son clou! SETTLING [ou _UP] reglement (de compte] ^Sev'en a. sept | -fold a. septuple [ad.) sept fois : au septuple : sept fois autant Sev'entee'n a. dix-sept | Sev'enteen'th a. dix-septieme[of the month) v, dix-sept | Louis the_, Louis dix-sept '^Sev'enth a. septieme [of the month, and of kings) sept | _ly ad. septiemement Seventieth a. soixante-dixieme VSev'enty a. soixante-dix Sev'er va. separer (from, de] [vn.) se separer | To_one’s connection with, Rompre ses relations avec : se separer de Sev'eral [re-I] a. plusieurs : divers : respectif _ times, a plusieurs reprises | _lly ad. indi- viduellement: a part: respectivement SEY'ERANCE [sev'-e-re-nnee] separation Seve're [pr. ce-vire] a. severe [pain) vif, vice [weather) rigoureux [wound) grave [-ly, ad. -ment. -eusement] SEVER'ITY [ce-ver-i-te\ severite [of weather) rigueur [of pain) violence Sew [so] va. [pp. Sewe’d, ou Sewn] coudre [books) brocher | _on, — up, coudre SEW'AGE [sou-edje] eaux d’egout (pi] _ WORKS usine Reparation SEW'ERAGE [edje] egouts (pi] voirie SEW'ER [sou'-e-r] egout | Main _, Egout collecteur | GAS gaz mephitique _MAN [pi. men] egoutier The SEWERS (pi] la voirie : les egouts (pi] SEW'ER [so-e-r] couseuse [bookb.) brocheuse SEW'ING [so] couture [a.) ... a coudre _MACHINE machine a coudre _-_GIRL piqueuse (a la M] ‘mecanicienne’ _PAR'TY reunion de couture SEX'TON [sex'fe-nn] fossoyeur SEX FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS SHE SEXE sex | Le beau _, The fair sex | Le_ fort, The sterner sex | De l’un et de l’autre Sexennal -e a. sexennial |__, Of both sexes SEXTANT’ _ [ang. pr. seks-te-nntf] SEXTUOR piece of music for six voices or six instruments Sextuple a. sixfold | _r’ va. to increase ... S Sexuel -elle a. sexual Seyant’ -e a. becoming [F. Table 25] S. G. [F. Sa Grandeur] S. G. D. G. sans garantie du gouvernement [i.e., Govt, does not guarantee the patent] SHAKO _ : [soldier’s) cap SHARIF sheriff SHA ENGLISH-FRENCH SHA Shabb'ily ad. mesquinement | _dressed, Mai mis -e : ... aux vetements rapes SHABB'INESS mesquinerie: pauvrete Shabb'y a. mesquin : petit : meprisable : mi- nable [clothes) rape : qui montre la corde -genteel a. a demi-rape -looking a. a l’air rape SHAG'KLE [link) manille [of an anchor) cigale [length) maillon [t.e., 30 metres = 9S ft. Sin. The English shackle is 75 feet] [of spring) jumelle | Joining_, Manille d’assemblage _S [pi] fers [fig) entraves Shac'kle va. [fig] entraver : garrotter SHAD alose SHADD'OCK pamplemousse SHADE [chede] ombre [tint) nuance [over the eyes) garde-wie [glass _) verre : cylindre : verrine [lamp) abat-jour | A_better, Un tout petit peu mieux | In the_, a Vombre | The light and_, Les clairs et les ombres | To get under [ou into] the_, Se mettre a Vombre [or au frais] To throw ... into the —, Rejeter ... dans Vombre : faire ombre a ... : eclipser | _S [pi] [cellars] caveaux Shade [chede] va. ombrager : mettre ... a l’abri (from, de] [drawing) ombrer _off, nuancer : degrader Slia'ded [a e] a. ombre [place) ombrage (by, de] SHA'DINESS [a e] ombrage : ombre SHA'DING [a e] ombres (pi] partie onibree SHAD'OW’ [cliadoi ombre [va., to track) ‘ filer ’ | _forth va. figurer Shad'owy a. ombreux : obscur : figure : faible Sha'dy [che'-de} a. ombrage : ombreux : epais : sombre [cool) frais SHAFT fleche [tool-handle) manche [dart) trait [pillar, chimney) fut [pit) puits [of carriage) brancard | Crank_, Arbre coude | Driving _, Arbre moteur | SHAFTS [pi] brancards | In the_, Aux B SHAF'TING arbre[s] de transmission SHAG poil rude [tobacco) tabac a fumer : ca- poral [bird) cormoran huppe Shagg'y a. velu : raboteux SHAKE [pr. chekei secousse : poignee de main [tremor) tremblement [music) trille : cadence [crack) gergure [v., imp. Shook : pp. Shaken) secouer feo [with, de) trembler [in riding, etc.) sauter : etre ballotte [with laughter) se tordre (de rire] [a bed, etc.) remuer [a building, one’s belief, etc.) ebranler [agitate) agiter [mus) faire un trille. or line cadence [totter) chanceler | He shook hands warmly with me, 11 m’a serre la main avec chaleur | He —s his head, 11 secoue la tete | He shook his fist at me, 11 me menaija du poing | He’s a good deal _n by his illness, Sa maladie l’a bien secoue | _... off, secouer [_... down) faire tomber [a troublesome person) se debarrasser de | _ up, [with butter, etc.] sauter (au beurre] ‘_-DOWN’ lit improvise | No great SHAKES [fam] Pas grand’chose:pas la mer a boire SHA'KING [cliekei tremblement: secousse [in riding, etc.) ballottement | To give ... a_, Secouer ... Sha'ky [chekei a. qui branle: branlant [person) casse [health, and legs) chancelant [timber) gerce [voice) chevrotante [in Latin, etc.) pas sur de soi (en ...] SHALE [chele] schiste | _off v. se deliter Shall v. auxil. defec. [Table 1, ‘future,’ ‘conditional’ : SHALL et WILL, Table 82] I_ buy it, Je l’acheterai | He_' do it! Je veux qu’il le fasse! | _I buy some? Faut-il en acheter? | _I tell him? Faut-il que je le lui dise? [F. May, Should] I _ ..., Je vais ... | I_come at once, Je vais venir tout de suite | What_we do? Qu’est-ce que nous allons faire? | No boat_race with that of a general officer, [Govt, order] Aucun canot ne joute de marche avec celui d’un officier gene- SHA LL'OP chaloupe [ral SHALLOT' echalote SHALL'OW’ [chaloi bas-fond [danger spot for ships) haut-fond : ecueil | _a. peu profond [dish) plat [fig) superficiel SHALL'OW’NESS [chalo] peu de fond : peu de profondeur: esprit borne SHAM feinte : pretexte : imposture [pers. who pretends to be good, etc.) faux bonhomme _[-mme’d] v. feindre : faire (le, la ...] _ a. simule [imitation) faux [‘shoddy’) de camelote _FIGHT petite guerre SHAM'BLES (pi] boucherie : abattoir Sham'bling a. trainant SHAME [chemei honte [m.) faire honte a | For _! Fi done! 11 can’t for_..., Je ne saurais ... par pudeur | They cried_on him, On cria haro sur lui | More_to him! C’est encore plus honteux a lui! Sha'me’ful [cheme-fl] a. honteux : odieux _lly ad. honteusement Sha'me’less [cheme'i a. impudent: effronte _ly ad. impudemment: effrontement: sans vergoqne \ _NESS effronterie SHAMM'Y ou SHAM'OY chamois Shampoo' [chamm-pou] va. masser : friction- ner [the head) donner un shampooing SHAMPOO'ING [poui massage: friction [the head) shampooing SHAM'BOCK trefle (d'Irlandei ‘ SHAN'DRYDAN'’ ‘guimbarde’: patache SHAN'DYGAFF [se dit d’un melange de biere et de ‘gingerbeer’] SHA ENGLISH-FRENCH SHE SHANK tige [button) queue [leg) jambe | Long- _s, Aux longues janihes [Edouard ler aux longues jambes] Spindle-_s, [pi] Jambes de fuseau | To ‘ride_s’ MARE,’ Aller a pied: ‘prendre le train 11’ _PAINT'ER serre-bosse Shan’t [abrev. pour ‘shall not’] SHAN'TY butte : cabane : appentis SHAPE [chepe] forme [person) taille [fashion) fagon : coupe [va.) former : faqonner [govern) regler (by, on, sur] To take_, [fig] Prendre forme \ _ed like, In the_of, En forme de | Diamond-_d, En losange | Heart-—d, En coeur | Well-_d, [ou Slia'pe'ly] Bien fait | Sha'pe'less a. informe SHA'PING MACHINE [chepe] etau-limeur SHARE [chere] part: portion [ploughshare) soc [com) action | To _, [ou go —s,] Partager: faire part de (a] To fall to one’s_, Revenir a: echoir en partage a [happen) arriver a | To get the lion’s_, Prendre la part du lion j To have a_[ou_s] in, [com] Etre interesse dans | To take _s in, Souscrire a ... f"natif _CERTIFICATE certificat d'actions nomi- _LIST cours de la Bourse : souscription SHA'RE'HOLDER [a e] actionnaire SHA'RER [a e] qui partage : participant SHA'RING [a e] partage [F. PROFIT] SHARK requin | ‘Regular_’ Ecorcheur SHARP [mus] diese | _S [bran] recoupe Sharp a. [sharpened knife or tool) bien affile : tranc.hant [point, etc.) aigu [keen, searching, active, hasty) vif [sour) aigre : acide [features) accentue : dur [corner) saillant [sly, cunning) ruse [clever) vif : intelligent [sight, voice, or sound, &c.)per<jant [manner) cassant [hearing) fin [distinct) net [note) diese [wit) vif [sting) piquant | How_he is! [of a child] Comme il est vif! [or intelligent!] _ CRITICISM, vives critiques (pi] He’s as_as a NEEDLE, ‘II est fin comme I’ambre’ | He was _ enough to .... II eut Vadressede ... | Not_, Emousse| It wasn’t very_of him, II n’aurait pas du s’y laisser prendre: ‘ il n’a pas ete tres malin’l _ EDGE [instrument) tranchant [roof, or board) arete aigue | To look_, [4>, To keep a_LOOK OUT,] Avoir 1’oeil ouvert [make haste) se depecher | That’s_PRACTICE ! C’est un peu fort, or raide [or, speaking of the person himself) ‘ C’est un mauvais coucheur’ | -set a. [hungry] affame j-SHOOTER tirailleur Sharp ad. [stop) net | At 2 o’clock_a deux heures precises (or, ‘Tieure militaire’] Look _! Depeche-toi! : Depechez-vous ! : ‘Faites vite! ’ j Braced_up, [4>] Brasse au plus pres Shar'pe’n va. affiler [whet, improve) aiguiser [pencil) tailler [to a point) tailler... en pointe [excite) exciter [music) dieser : hausser d’un demi-ton |_up, aiguiser [pers.) degourdir SHAR PER filou : grec : chevalier d'industrie Sharp'ly ad. [severely) severement [hotly or keenly) vivement [violently) violemment | _ defined, Nettement detache | To turn too_, Tourner trop court SHARP'NESS [of edge) tranchant [of a point) pointe [sourness) acidite [harshness) aprete [keenness of pain, etc.) violence [quickness) vivacite : espieglerie [clearness) nettete [shrillness) son aigu Shatt'er va. briser : fracasser | _e'd health, Sante delabree | In_S. En eclats SHAVE [cheve] To go for a_Aller se faire raser: aller se faire faire la barbe | To run a near__ Friser de tres pres ... : J’echapper belle | It’s a close_, C’est le prix bien juste Shave [a e] va. raser : faire la barbe a ... [clip) rogner : tondre [in American sense) ecorcher [vn.) se raser : se faire la barbe [charge low) mettre au plus bas prix | To get shaved, Se faire raser |_down, planer |_off, couper ‘SHA'VER’ [a e] gaillard : malin | A close_, Un pingre | Queer_, Drole de corps SHA'VING [a e] [of wood) copeau [paper) ro- gnure | To leave off_, Laisser pousser sa barbe \_BRUSH blaireau |_SOAP savon pour la barbe : poudre de savon | Cake of_ SOAP, savonnette | _TACKLE, rasoir, etc. SHAWL [aw comme o dans sort] cliale She, pron. elle [.ship) il, or elle [as in speaking of a frigate, etc.] _ who ..., Celle qui ... | _is a ..., C’est une ... : elle est ... | _’s a Dutchman, [ship] C’est un Hollandais [and so on. very frequently masculine in French] She-... a. ...-femelle [Note. Femelle is often masculine, as in, Un demon femelle, A she- devil] A_-ass, Une dnesse | A_-wolf Une louve [V. Chat, etc.] SHEAF [chife] [pi. Sheaves] gerbe _va. mettre ... en gerbes : engerber SHEA'R [chi-e-r] effort de cisaillement [va.) tondre [F. Shorn] _STEEL acier corroye SHE'A'RER [chireur] tondeur SHE'A'RING tonte | _ FORCE effort tranchant |_MACHINE tondeuse |_STRESS cisaillement: tension tangentielle SHEA'R-LASHING portugaise |-POLE fleche SHEA'RS [chi-e-rze] [pi] forces : ciseaux [tech) cisailles [for hoisting) chevre : bigue SHEA' R'WATER puffin [Manx) P desAnglais SHEATH [chith, til fort]gaine [sword) fourreau [small case) etui [wing_) elytre Sheatlie [chithe, th faible] va. remettre ... au fourreau : rengainer [with, de, en) doubler SHEATH'ING doublage [a.) ... a doublage SHEAVE [clave] rouet: rea [_S pi. F. Sheaf] _HOLE [of a mast] caisse SHED [chedd] [cart-) hangar [lean-to) appentis [cattle-_) etable \ Erecting [ou Building]_, Atelier de construction | Shed va. [p. pres. Shedding : imp. & pp. Shed] verser: repan- dre [cast off) jeter [leaves) perdre SHEDD'ING effusion [loss of leaves, etc.) perte SHEEN [chine] lustre : eclat (nacre, etc ] SHEEP [pi._] mouton [ewe, and fig) brebis | ‘Black_,’ B galeuse \ In_, [binding] En basane | The LOST _, La brebis egaree \ _COTE pare (a moutons] -DOG chien de berger | -FOLD bergerie : pare a moutons | -RUN grand paturage | To cast_’S EYES at, Faire les yeux doux a ... | -SHEARING la tonte des moutons | -SHEARS [pi] forces \ _SKIN peau de mouton : basane \ -WALK Shee'pish a. niais : penaud : ‘beta’ [paturage SHEE'PISHNESS niaiserie SHEEP'SHANKS [&] jambe de chien Sheer a. pur | By_strength, De vive force | _down, ad. tout droit: a pic | To — off v. [40 gagner le large [fig) filer SHE ENGLISH-FRENCH SHO SHEER relevement | -STRAKE ceinture SHEERS, ou SHEARS [hoisting] chevre SHEET [chite] drap [of paper, met'l) feuille [of water) nappe [cover) bache [rope) ecoute | As white as a_Blanc comme un linge | Full _, In-plano | Main_[ J>] Ecoute de grande voile | To_home, Border a joindre | _ ANCHOR ancre de veille |_BRASS feuille de laiton | _CABLE maitre cable _COPPER cuivre en feuilles _GLASS verre a vitres _IRON tole [a.) en tole _LIG'HTNING eclair de clialeur _STEEL tole d’acier SHEET'ING toile pour draps de lit SHEIK [chike] cheik SHEK'EL [dieke-ll] side SHEL'DRAKE tadorne [ruddy) canard roux SHELF [pi. Shelves] planche [in a bookcase) rayon : tablette [reef) ecueil | ... with shelves, ... a etageres | To lay ... on the_, Mettre au rancart SHELL [eggs-, nuts, & iron ships) cogue [empty egg_) coguille [oysters, etc.) ecaille [lobsters, etc.) carapace [pod) cosse [of a house) car- casse [coffin) cercueil: biere [artil. shrapnel) obus [artil. projectile) projectile [fig, outside) apparence | Heavy _, ‘Marmite’ | High- explosive _, Obus renforce a la melinite | -FACTORY mine a obus | -FISH [pi. _] coquillages et crustaces | -proof a. a Vepreuve des projectiles: blinde Shell va. [peas, beans, etc.) ecosser [nuts, etc.) ecaler [fort, town) bombarder : ‘ marmiter ’ [troops) lancer des obus sur... | _off, s'ecaler | *_out- [vulg] ‘casquer’: s’executer SHELLAC' [com] laqtie en ecailles SHELL'ING [of peas, etc.) ecossage [X) bom- bardement : ‘ marmitage ’ SHEL'TER abri : refuge (from, de] [<&) port de reldche | To get under_, To take_, Se mettre a l’abri | Night _, Asile de nuit | _va. mettre ... a l'abri: proteger Shel'tere'd a. abrite Shel'ved pp. [fig] ‘enterre’ Shel'ving a. ... en pente SHEP'HERD berger [fig) pasteur | _ESSber- SHER'BET sorbet \jjere SHERD [cheurde] eclat: debris SHER'IFF sherif [sorte de prefet] _’S OFF'ICER garde du commerce : huissier SHERR'Y [chere] vin de Xeres Shew [cho] va. montrer [F. Show] -BREAD pain de proposition SHIBB'OLETH [th fort] [fig] pierre de touche SHIELD [childe] bouclier [middle ages, and in heraldry) ecu [fig) defense : egide _va. defendre (from, contre] SHIFT chemise (de femme] ressource : expedient [violin) demanchement [gang, working) eguipe : jour nee | Night_, Eguipe de nuit \ To make_ to, Trouver moyen de | To make _, [F. FLECHE] _v. changer : transferer (from, de : to, en, a] changer de place, etc. [cargo) desarrimer : se d [violin) demancher| _for o’s, Se debrouiller | _ your helm! Rencontrez! | Sudden_of the WIND, Saute de vent | The wind has_ed to the east, Le vent a tourne a Test [F. Shuffle] Shifting a. changeant [pers) madre : retors Shift'less a. stupide : sans energie : ‘qui ne sait pas se retourner ’ SHILLE'LAG'H [chilela] gourdin SHILL'ING ‘_’ : un franc vingt-cinq | 4s. in the pound, [bankruptcy] 20 pour 100 ‘ SHILL'Y-SHALL'Y ’ irresolution [rn.) bar- Shimm'er vn. briller faiblement |_guigner SHIN tibia [of beef) jarret | -BONE tibia SHIN'DY | To ‘kick up a_’ Faire du ‘train’ Shine [chainn] vn. [imp.&pp. Shone] luire : briller [va.) faire briller ... [shoes) cirer | To take the — out of, Eclipser: rabattre le caquet a : remettre a sa place SHIN'GLE bardeau [beach) galet | _S (pi] zona | Shing'ly a. couvert de galets SHI'NING [chainn] lueur : splendeur : eclat | Shi'ning, Shi'ny a. luisant: brillant SHIP navire [_of war) vaisseau : batiment | She's a full-rigged —. C’est un carre [F. She] On board_On_-board, a bord : sur mer \ Ex _, Transborde [F. TAR] _-BISCUTT biscuit de mer | -BROKER courtier maritime | -BU ILDER [ou —WRIGHT] constructeur de vaisseaux | -BU'ILDING constructions nav- ales | -CANAL canal maritime | -CHANDLER fournisseur de navires [or. F de la marine] -OW’NER armateur |_’S HUS'BAND gerant de bord | _‘S BOOKS, _’S PAPERS livre, papiers de bord j -shape, Bien arrange [sails) bien oriente | _'S SIDE muraille | To the _’S SIDE [inboard] En abord Ship [-ppe'd] va. embarquer : charger : mettre ... a bord : mettre en place ... [the rudder, boats, etc.) monter [a sea) embarquer | _ your OARS! [sailors’ sense) Armez les avirons! [amateur sense) Rentrez [or Desarmez] les avirons! | SHIP'MENT chargement: mise a bord : expedition | SHIPP'ER expediteur SHIPP'ING marine : navires marchands (pi] navires (pi] [F. Shipment]_AGENT [edje- nntt] expediteur |_CHARGES frais de mise a bord | _ COMPANY compagnie de navigation |_INTELLIGENCE evenements de mer : mouvement maritime | _INTEREST interet maritime | -MAS'TER agent maritime [pop) ‘marchand d’hommes’ | _ OFF'ICE agence maritime \ Atlantic_TRUST, T de SHIP'W'RECK [iv nul] naufrage Ll’Ocean Ship'w recke’d a., pp. naufrage | To be_, SHIP'YARD chantier LFaire naufrage SHIRE [cha'ire : mais dans les mots composes che-r, tres bref] comte : race de chevaux Shirk [cheurke] va. eviter [vn.) ‘finasser ’ ‘SHIRK'ER’ [mil. sense] ‘embusque’ SHIRT [pr. cheurtt] chemise (d’homme] To put on a clean _, Mettre une chemise blanche | -FRONT plastron : devant de chemise -MA'KER [se pr. meke-r] chemisier | In his -SLEEVES, En munches [or bras] de chemise SHIRT'ING toile a chemises : madapolam SHIV'ER frissonnement [c.) frissonner (with, 'S de] [with cold) grelotter [in pieces) fracasser : ^ se f [timbers) briser [sail) mettre en ralingue | ••• Broken to_s, Brise en eclats SHIV'ERING [le) frisson : frissonnement SHOAL [chole] [fish, & sandbank) banc [water) haut-fond [a.) bas : pen profond | In_s, En troupes : en foule \ _S and ROCKS dangers SHO ENGLISH-FRENCH SHO SHOCK [odans sort] choc [electric) commotion: secousse [of corn) tas de gerbes : moyette [va.) choquer : offenser | A great_ to, Un rude coup pour | To be_e'd, Se voiler la face _ABSORBER amortisseur Shock'ing a. choquant : affreux : revoltant : triste [Fr. sarc.)‘shocking’ [F. DIABLE.Fr.] _ly ad. affreusement: horriblement Shod pp. chausse [horse, etc.) ferre SHODD'Y eftilochage [tig) de la camelote [a.) d’E : de camelote [upstart) parvenu SHOE [chou] soulier : escarpin [horse-_, etc.) fer [wooden, & drag) sabot [<£►) fausse quille [va., imp. & pp. Shod) ferrer [pers) chausser | To put on, to take off one’s _s, Mettre. oter ses souliers | _ pinches, [F. B&t] Sand_s, Bains de mer [F. Stocking: Manche] _BLACK decrotteur | _HORN, -LIF'TER chausse- pied : corne | -LACE lacet (de soulier] _MA'KER [meke-r] cordonnier — MA'KING cordonnerie | -STRING- cordon (de soulier] lacet Tmarechal-ferrant SHO'ETNG [chou] ferrage : ferrure | _ SMITH Sho'eless [chou] a. pieds nus [or nu-pieds] Shone [imp. & pp. V. Shine] Shook [imp. V. Shake] SHOOT [clioute] rejeton [spout) gouttiere [ore, mining term) colonne de minerai riche _S [pi] rapides : remous Shoot [clioute] va. [imp. & pp. Shot] [_forth, _out) lancer [to fire, at, sur) faire feu : tirer [hit) atteindre (in, a] [kill) tuer : tuer ... d’un coup [or a coups] de fusil [or de ...] [by a file of soldiers) fusilier: faire passer par les armes [discharge into) decharger (into, dans] _vn. tirer [hunt) chasser [ _ forth) s’elancer : jaillir [run) filer [plants) pousser | He was shot dead. II fut tue sur le coup [or tue raide] d’un coup de fusil (etc.] He is fond of_ing, II aime la chasse | He shot at Bisley, II a con- couru au tir de Bisley | He has shot himself, [dead] II s’est tire un coup de revolver [or de fusil] [more commonly) il s’est brule la cervelle | N. had him shot, N. le fit fusilier | To ‘_the MOON,’ Faire un trou a la lune — ahead',_by', passer (comme un trait] — off, [— away] emporter _' over, [an estate, etc.] chasser dans _past', passer (comme un trait] — through, traverser | A pain _s through my finger, Le doigt m’elance | He is shot through the neck, II a le cou traverse par une — up', [plant] pousser [balle SHOOT'ING [choutigne] tir [sporting) la chasse (au fusil] [darting pain) elancement: douleur lancinante [growing) pousse | Partridge _ begins, La C aux perdreaux est ouverte ... \ _BOX rendez-vous de C | _GALLERY, -MATCH tir | _JACKET veste de chasse \ -RANGE tir : stand | _STAR etoile filante /^SHOP boutique [large) magasin [wine, or to- ^ bacco, etc.) debit (de vin, etc.] [workshop ^ is either translated ‘ Atelier, ’ or by a tech- 03 nical term : as, Fitting-_Ajustage : Lathe- c _, Tournerie : etc.] At a baker's_, Chez un *a boulanger | A chemist’s_, Une pliarmacie \ o China__ Magasin de porcelaine | Grocer’s I —, Epicerie \ To ‘talk_,’ Parler boutique] This is the wrong shop, [slang] Yous vous CO cn C a <D £ s o o V ( adressez mal | SHOP ASSISTANT commis, demoiselle, de magasin -BOY [boi : o dans sort] jeune commis (pour faire les courses, etc.] ‘gamin’ —KEEPER marchand [small) boutiquier _LIFTER voleur a l’etalage _MAN [pi._men] commis de magasin -soile'd a. defraichi -WAL'KER inspecteur de magasin _WINDOW devanture : etalage _WOMAN [pi._women] demoiselle de magasin SHOPPYNG | To go_Aller faire des em- plettes | To be fond of _, Aimer a courir les magasins SHORE rivage : bord [stay) etai [ship-build’g) accore | To hug the , [ J>] Raser la terre \ On , a terre \ To go on , Aller a terre : debarquer | To_up, Etayer [&) accorer Shorn [pp., au figure, de Shear] depouille | _of hope, Sans espoir Short [o bref] a. court [small) petit [brief: of duration, etc.) bref: de courte duree [abrupt) brusque [false) faux [brittle) cassant | In_, Bref : en un mot | The _est way to ..., Le chemin le plus court pour aller a ... | It is _er this way, C’est plus court par ici ] He cut me _, II m’a coupe la parole | _ of breath, Essoufle |_of cash, a court d’argent | We are_of food, Les vivres nous manquent | It falls [ou it comes]_of my expectations, Cela ne repond pas a mon attente | It comes far_of the original, II est bien loin de valoir l’original | It’s nothing _of robbery, C’est un vol. ni plus ni moins | To stop_of, Man- quer de | It’s a lb. __ II s’en manque d'une livre | To take a_CUT, Prendre un chemin de traverse | To ‘ take a drop of something_, ’ [vulgar] ‘Prendre un petit verre de schnick’ | To make a long STORY_, Pour en finir ... : pour abreger: Bref | In a_TIME, Sous peu : bientot | To put... on _TIME, Reduire les lieures de travail | My TIME is _, Je n’ai que peu de temps SHORT'-BREAD [sorte de) sable Ten c-c SHORT'-CIR'CUIT court-circuit [va.) mettre Short'-dated a. [bill] a courte echeance Sliort'-handed a. a court de personnel Short'-horn a. ... a cornes courtes Short'-lived a. ... qui vit peu de temps : de courte duree [reputation, etc.) ephemere Sliort'-sig'hted a. myope [fig) peu prevoyant SHORT-SIG'HT'EDNESS manque de prevo- ‘ SHORT STUFF ’ [vulg] ‘ schnick ’ \_yance SHOR'TAGE difference en moins : deficit | — of labour, Manque-de bras SHORT'COM'INGS [ke-mm] (pi] insuffisance Short'e'n [cliort'nn] v. raccourcir : rapetisser | _sail, diminuer de toile [F. Short] SHORT'E’NING raccoux-cissement SHORT'HAND stenographie \ To take ... down in_Stenographier | -W'RITER stenographe Short'ly ad. bientot : sous peu : peu de temps (apres, avant...] [briefly) brievement | Very _, Tres prochainement SHORT'NESS brievete : courte duree : defaut: manque [smallness) petitesse _of BREATH [O lialeine courte _of MEM'ORY [la) memoire courte SHO ENGLISH-FRENCH SHU SHOT limp. & pp., F. Shoot] coup de fusil [or de canon, etc.] coup de feu [canon ball) boulet [bullet) balle [grape_) mitraille [small_) plomb (de c7iasse] [a single_) grain de plomb j [share) ecot | At a_, D’un seul coup | Splendid [ou Crack] __ Fin tireur | To be off like j a_, Partir comme un trait | To have a_ at..., Tirer un coup sur ... [fig., fam) essayer | Within_, a portee (de fusil, de canon] To be struck by a __ Recevoir un coup d’arme a feu | -POUCH giberne | -RACK pare a boulets Shot [-tted] va. charger a boulet Ipp.V. Shoot] SHOT SILK soie gorge-de-pigeon Should [clioudd, bref] vn. devoir [conditional and subjunctive. F. conjugations Tables 1, 5, and 6 : Should et Would, V. Table 83] I _think so, Je le crois bien | I_ do so. Je le ferais | I thought I_have died, J’ai pense mourir | Than it [ou he]_be, Qu’il ne faut Than it_have been, Qu’il n’aurait du etre Who_I meet but C D! Qui croyez-vous que j’aie rencontre? C D! | Why _I? Pourquoi cela? | He _ be told, II est bon qu’il sache (that, que] SHO'U'LDER [diol-de-r'\epaule[tech)embase: epaulement | On his__ Sur VE | Over his _, [belt] En bandouliere j He gave me the cold_, II m’a battu froid | To put one’s _ to the wheel, Pousser a la roue | -BELT baudrier j -BLADE omoplate | -K'NOT aiguil- lettes (pi] _of MUTTON epaule de mouton [a.) aurique [F. SAIL] -STRAP bretelle Sho u lder [diol-de-r] va. mettre ... sur Vepaule [arms) porter [shove) pousser | Broad-_e'd, a. a larges epaules | Round-_e’d, a. voute SHOUT [diaoutf] cri | _S of APPLAUSE, Acclamations | _S of LAUGHTER. Eclats de rire | Shout v. crier | _to him, Lui crier /^SHOVE coup | _v. pousser [in, into, dans) ^ fourrer |_... away, repousser | _ away! S Hardi! Poussez toujours! |_... back, faire g reculer | _ (a boat) off, lancer | _off![&] oj Poussez (au large !]_on ..., [vulg] fourrer ^SHOV'EL Iche-v'l] pelle | _ HANDLE [ou v HILT] manche de pelle | _HAT chapeau | ecclesiastique: feutre §Shov'el [-lle'd. on pr. che-v'lde] va. | _ ... v away, deblayer | _... up, ramasser ? SHOV'ELFUL pelletee VSHOY'ELLER [duck] souchet SHOW' [c7to] apparence : parade [at fairs, etc.) spectacle [cattle_, flower_, etc.) concours, exposition (de ...] A beautiful _ of ..., Un etalage magnitique de | In dumb_En pantomime : parsignes | To make a _ of FRIENDSHIP, Faire montre d'amitie | of HANDS, vote a main levee | 1 Quite a _ PLACE, ’ Ville (etc.) tres a la mode | -BILL annonce : afficlie -CARD pancarte | -CASE vitrine : montre \ -ROOM [ronni] salon : salle d’exposition Show* [c7io] va. Ipp. Shown] montrer [indicate) accuser [prove) temoigner : constater : faire connaitre (que] [vn.) paraitre : se dessiner | _itself, Se declarer : se montrer | He has _n us all over the house, II nous a fait visiter toute la maison | His manner,etc.,_s it, [...) en fait foi | _ing the pronunciation. Avec indication de la pranondation | _CD how to do .... Montrer a C D a faire ... | _forth. manifester | _ ... in, faire entrer | _ off, faire valoir : faire parade (de][set off) rehaus- ser : mettre en relief [o’s) faire ‘ de I’epate ’ | — ... out, reconduire | _ ... up, [show upstairs) faire monter [expose) demasquer | —MAN Ichom,e-nn\ [pi._men] directeur de spectacle forain : montreur de marionnettes SHO W E R [chaou-'r] ondee [a smart or heavy _) averse [spring _) giboulee [of, de) grele [vn.) pleuvoir [fig) verser | _BATH douche Show ery [c7iaoi«-e-re] a. pluvieux Sho'w'ily [w nul] ad. d'une maniere voyante SHO'W'INESS [6 : w nul] faste : ostentation : couleur voyante : couleurs voyantes (pi] Sho'w'y [c7io'-e] a. voyant: fastueux Shrank [imp. V. Shrink] SHRAP'NEL | -FIRE tir fusant | -SHELL 1 shrapnell ’ : obus a balles SHRED | Not a _ of evidence, Pas I’ombre d'une preuve | Torn to_s, Mis en lambeaux SHREW [clirou] megere | The Taming of the _, La megere apprivoisee -MOUSE musaraigne Shrewd [chroiide] a. sagace : ruse | To give a _GUESS, Deviner bien [or juste] _ly ad. finement: avec sagacite SHREWD'NESS [cliroude-ne-ss] finesse : perspicacity : penetration SHRIEK [chrike] cri (peixjant] To —, [ou give a_,] Pousser un cri (declarant] SHRIFT absolution -.confession | SHRIKE pie- Shrill a. aigu : pendant [voice) aigre [griedie SHRILL'NESS son aigu et perQant SHRIMP crevette (grise] salicoque [person) bout d’homme | _ING peclie des crevettes SHRINE [i ai] chdsse : sanctuaire : autel Shrink v. [imp. Shrank : pp. Shrunk] retrecir: se retrecir : se retirer : se rapetisser : se rata- tiner : se recroqueviller | Steel ring shrunk on, Frette | _from, fuir : reculer devant SHRINKAGE, SHRINKING retrecissement: contraction [quantity) retrait | To feel a_ from, Reculer devant Videe de Shrive [i ai] va. [imp. Shrove: pp. Shrive'n] donner Vabsolution a : confesser Shriv'el up [-lle'd] va. faire ratatiner [vn.) se ratatiner : se racornir | A —lle'd apple, Une pomme ridee \ _lle'd face, Figure ratatinee SHROUD [pr. cliraoudd] linceul [va.) cacher : abriter (from, de] ensevelir (in, dans] SHROUDS [pi., &] haubans Shrove [imp. V. Shrive] SHRO'YE'TIDE carnaval: les jours gras SHROVE-TUESDAY [tiouzde'] mardi gras /^SHRUB arbuste [drink) grog au rhum | SHRUBB'ERY [be-re] arbustes (pi] plantation d’arbrisseaux : bosquet ^Shrubh'y a. couvert d’arbrisseaux : touffu ^ SHRUG haussement d'epaules \ — [-gge'd] = va. | To_one’s SHOU'L'DERS [ou give a _] hausser les epaules “Shrunk [pp. V. Shrink] | SHUDD'ER frissonnement § _vn. frissonner (with, de] g SHUF'FLE confusion [trick, evasion) equi- s vogue : defaite \ _va. meler [cards) battre : meler[vn.)biaiser : equivoquer [F. Tortiller] To _ along, Marcher d’un pas trainant: V. ‘trainer la patte’ SI FRANgAIS Si, [or before il and ils, S’] conj. if : whether : Suppose ... (i.e. suggestively]_ce n’etait..., Were it not for ... | Des_, [pi] Ifs Si ad. so : so much [quelque ... que) however [oui) yes [answering a negative sentence]_ fait, Yes indeed! | Que _, Yes : it is : to be sure | Je dis que_! I say it is'! [ou they are', etc.]_eminent fut-il, However eminent (he might be] _!_! Yes, yes! [ou, Yes he did ! Yes it was! etc., etc.] SI {mils'} B : si SIAMOIS’ -E [<fc a.} Siamese [ang. pr. ize] -ANGLAIS SID SIBIlRIEN" -NNE [cfc a.] Siberian [sai-bi'-ri-e- SIBYLLE sibyl [«»] Sibyllin" -e a. sibylline Sic ad. sic : thus : so in the original SICAIRE hired assassin SICCATIF drying colour : driers (pi] _-ive a. drying SICILIEN" -NNE [<fc a.] Sicil'ian SICLE shekel Sideral-e a. side'real [pr. sai-dV-ri-e-l} Siderurgique a. iron ... : connected with the manufacture of iron | SIDERURGIE _gy SHU ENGLISH-FRENCH SID /'SHUFF'LER fourbe : chicaneur-euse SHUFF'LING subterfuge : defaite: action de battre les cartes [a.) evasif [gait) trainant _ FELLOW chicaneur Shun [-nne’d] va. fuir : eviter SHUNT [V. Siding] [electric.) ‘shunt’ [va.) garer [vn.) changer de voie -wound a. ... en derivation : ‘...-shunt’ SHUNT’ING garage: changement de voie : | manoeuvre des trains | _YARD gare de Z triage gShut v. {p. pres. Shutting : imp. & pp. Shut] 'O fermer : se f |_down, fermer [blast-furn.) “ eteindre | _... in, enfermer | _... into, g enfermer dans | _off, [steam, etc.] couper g (la vapeur] ... out, exclure : fermer la 8 porte a | _ ... up, fermer : enfermer [‘floor’) p fermer la bouche a : faire taire [vn.) se taire: ‘ taire son bee ’ |_up! Taisez-vous! Tais-toi! SHUTT'ER [outside) contrevent: persienne [of shop, and inside_) volet [photographic) obturateur | To put up the _s, Mettre les volets : fermer la devanture SHUTTING- fermeture |_OUT exclusion \ — UP [ou DOWN] fermeture SHUT'TLE navette [a.) ... a navette ^ -COCK volant ‘SHY’ {chat} To ‘have a_at.’ Yiser ... (avec une pierre, etc.] lancer un caillou a ... Shy [clioii] a. reserve : timide : honteux [child) timide [horse) ombrageux [anim) farouche : sauvage | To be_of, [fam. to ‘light’_of,] Se defier de | _vn. faire un ecart: se jeter de cote : avoir peur (at, de, en voyant ...] Does he_? Est-il ombrageux? Shy'ly {chai-le} ad. timidement SHY'NESS {chai-ne-ss} retenue : timidite : reserve : fausse lionte : sauvagerie SIAME'SE [i at] [<fc a.] Siamois-e feo Sibe'rian [pr. sai-ln-ri-e-nn] a. ... de Siberie | The_RAILWAY, Le Transsiberien SIB'ILANT {le-nntt] sifflante [a.) sifflant -e Sic ad. sic : textuellement: ‘ textuel ’ Sick a. malade [of, de, fig) degoute | I am_, [vomiting] J’ai mal au coeur | ... makes me _, ... me souleve le coeur | To be_at heart, Avoir la mart dans I'ame | The SICK [pi] Les malades | -BAY [4>] poste des malades | -BED lit de douleur | -CLUB, -FUND caisse de secours | A _ HEADACHE, La migraine \ We have quite a _ HOUSE, [fam] Notre maison est transformee en hopital | On_ LEAVE, En conge de convalescence | _ LIST role des malades | On the_list, Malade | _MAN malade | -WARD infirmerie Sielt'e’n vn. [of, de] tomber malade [fig) etre degoute [va.) ecoeurer: faire mal au coeur a | _ing a. ecoeurant SIC'KLE faucille Sick'ly a. maladif-ive [nauseous) affadissant: affadi [climate) malsain SICK'NESS maladie [vomiting) mal de coeur [sea-_) mal de mer | Mountain _, Le mal des montagnes | Sleeping_, La M du sommeil SIDE [,soiidd] cote [flank) flanc [slope) pente [wall) paroi [of a ship) muraille [V. SHIP'S _] [book cover) plat [party) parti [outdoor games, etc.) camp [of river) rive [a.) de cote: lateral [vn.) prendre parti (with, pour] By the road_, Au bord de la route j By his_, a cote de lui | By the_of, (the road, etc.) Au [or sur le] bord de [V. Bright, Dark] _ by_, Cote a cote | Six_ed, a six pans | On both SIDES, De part et d'autre | To hear both _S, Entendre le pour et le contre [or les deux parties] To ‘split one’s _S,’ Se tordre (de rire] To choose_S, Se former en equipes | On the one_, [law] D’une part \ On that_, De l'autre cote : en dela | On this_, De ce cote-ci: en de^a | On the other_the Rhine, Au dela du Rhin | My address is on the other_, Mon adresse est ci-contre | On the right_, a droite [with ‘right’ party) du bon cote [cloth, etc.) a 1'endroit | To keep [a bottle] on its_, Tenir ... couche-e | This_ up! ‘Dessus’ | Wrong _, Mauvais cote | Wrong_out, a l’envers | Half-brother on the father’s_, etc. Frere de pere (etc.] The blind _, Le defaut de la cuirasse: le cote faible | _AISLE collateral : bas cote | — ARM arme blanche _BOYS {man-of-uar} mousses _ CAR ‘_’ (m.]_COMB’ petit peigne | _DISH hors-d’oeuvre : entremets | _ DOOR porte laterale \ _ FACE {fece} profil ] -FRAME [of car] longeron | -LAMP lanterne de cote | _LINES [pi] articles a cote | _ PLAY jeu lateral | -SADDLE selle de femme | To have a -SLIP, deraper | With the _STROKE, a la mariniere \ -TRACK [& v.] [V. Siding, Shunt] _VIEW vue de cote | -WALK contre-allee [in streets) trottoir < SI DE BOA’RD [bordd] buffet ^ Si'de’long a. de cote :g Si'de’ways ad. de cote : en travers ^SI'DING voie de garage : gare d’evitement : V, voie de service SIE FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS SIL SIECLE century: age : period : world | Dans tous les —s, In all ages: for ever | 11 y a un _qu’on ne vous a vu, I haven't seen you for an age | De son_, Quite (a man) of the times | Le_, The age we live in | Le 19'_, The 19th century | Le_de Louis XIV., The age ^ [ou time] of Louis XIV. [V. WORLD] Sied, Sieent v. (Table 25) becomes, become SI^GE seat [d’un coqher) box [d’un juge) bench [eveche, etc.) see [milit.) siege [pr. sidje] _ social, [Registered) offices : head-0 | Bain de _, Sitz-bath |_du mal, Seat of the malady: part affected | Soupape a_, Poppet-valve Sieger* vn. to sit [fig) to be seated Sien" Sienne, pron. | Le, la_, Les_s, His: hers : its : his (etc.) own : one’s own ... | Un — ami, A friend of his | Les_s, One’s own friends [ou people] Y mettre du_, To personally help : to ‘throw one’s self into it’ | 11 fait encore des SIENNES' ‘He’s up to his old tricks again ’ fde_, Sienna SIENNE | Marbre de _, Sienna marble | Terre Siera v. imp. (Table 25) ... will become SieraiC (Table 25) ... would become SIESTE siesta : nap [plais) ‘ forty winks ’ SIEUR | Le _, ‘Mr.’ | Notre _, Our Mr. SIFFLANTE [& Sifflant* -e a.] sibilant SIFFLEMENT** whistling : whizz [en respirant) wheezing [serpent, etc.) hiss Siffler’ vn. to whistle : to whizz [en respirant) to wheeze [serpent, etc.) to hiss [4Q to pipe [boire d’un trait, fam) to ‘toss off...’ [desap- prouver) to hiss : to hoot SIFFLET* whistle [la gorge, pop.) windpipe [au theatre, etc.) hiss [&) pipe | Un coup de _, A whistle : a hiss | ‘ Couper le_a,’ To silence: ‘ to put the quietus on ’ SIFFLEUR whistler : ... that hisses — a. whistling Canard _, Widgeon Siffloter* vn. to whistle gently S1G1Sb£e attendant: cavalier-servant: cicisbeo SIGN'Al-[ang. pr. sigg-ne-l] Siqn'ale -e a. signal [mauv. part) notorious SIGN'ALEMENT" description Sign'aler* va. to notify : to show : to take the description of: to point out: to mention : to call ...’s attention to [&) to signal | Se _, To signalize one’s self SIGN'ALEUR [tech] signalman [sigg'-ne-l] SIGN'ATAIRE signer [ang. pr. saine-r] SIGNATURE [pr. sigg'ne-tche-r) [Vaction) signing [pr. sainignc] SIGN'E sign : mark : token [de tete) nod [de la main) beckon [_ des yeux) wink | Faire _ a, To sign, beckon to | Faire_de la tete que oui, To give a nod Sign’er* va. to sign | Se_, To cross o’self SIG'NET' [pr. seenay] book-marker Sign'ificatif -ive a. significant [ang. pr. sigg] SIGNIFICATION" [pr. t like ss] _[ang. pr. sigg] [d’un mot) meaning [dr) notice Sign'ifiei** va. to signify : to mean [dr) to notify [un arret) to serve (a warrant] Que signifie ... ? What is the meaning of ... ? SILENCE _: stillness [mus) rest SILENCIEUX* [de moteur] silencer SIE ENGLISH-FRENCH SIL SIEGE [sidje] siege : blocus _GUNS, pieces de S fnaturelle) SIENN'A terre de Sienne (burnt, brulee : raw, SIEVE [sivv, bref] [fine) tamis [large) crible | To pass ... through a _, Passer au C or T [A_in Covent Garden is 7 galls. = 34 litres.] Sift va. [fine dust, etc.) tamiser [larger) cribler [fig) examiner ... a fond : eplucher : tirer les vers du nez a | SIFT'ER crible [minutieux SIFT'ING tamisage: criblage [fig) examen [a.) SIG*H [sat] soupir [vn.) soupirer (apres] SIG'HT [sat ft] vue : spectacle [of guns, etc.) mire [back_) liansse fixe [folding_) hausse mobile [in a sextant) lumiere : pinnule [in levelling) coup [va.) apercevoir [V. Second] A grand_, Un spectacle magnifique | A very pretty_, Un tres joli coup d'ceil | A_to see! Une chose a voir! | A_of people, [fam] Une foule immense | At_, a l’oeil nu [translate) a livre ouvert [music) a premiere vue [com) a vue | At 3 months after_, a 3 mois de vue | At first_, Des l’abord : a premiere vue | By _, De vue | In_, En vue | At the_of, a la vue de | The_of it, [coming into sight] Son apparition | In the_of, [fig] Aux yeux de| A never-to-be-forgotten _, Un spectacle in- oubliable | Out of__ Hors de vue [hid) cache | Out of_, out of MIND, Loin des yeux, loin du coeur | She hove in_, ou We caught_of her, [s7tip] Nous aperijumes le navire | I have lost_of it, Je l’ai perdu de vue | I can’t bear the_of him, Je ne peux pas le voir [or sentir] To be fond of -SEEING, Aimer voir les cu- riosites j -SEER curieux-ewse | The SIG'HTS of Paris, Les curiosites de Paris Sig’ht'ed a. [sat] Far-_, [V. Seeing] Long-_, Presbyte | Short-_, ... qui a la vue courte : myope [fig) peu clairvoyant Sig'ht'less a. aveugle Sig'ht'ly a. agreable a la vue : beau SIGN [sdinn) signe [sign-board) enseigne [va.) signer | No_of, [improvement, etc.] Aucune trace de | To show_S of, Donner des S’s de : annoncer | -BOARD enseigne | -MANUAL [matin'yoti-e-l] seing SIG'NAL [sigg'ne-l] _ feo: semaphore [_ light) feu [a.) insigne: signale [va.) signaler | _ BOX [«&] poste |_MAN [pi. -men] agent de poste : aiguilleur : garde d’un poste de si- gn^ux | -STATION poste semaphorique Sig'nalize [sigg'ne-ldize] va. signaler ksn Sig'nally [ne-) ad. d'une maniere signalee SI'G'NER [saine-r] signataire SIG'NET [sigg] sceau : cachet [V. WRITER] SIGNIFICANCE [siggniffi-ke-nnce] signification : importance | Signif icant a. signifi- catif -ive [-ly, -vement] Sig'nify [pr.sigy'nifdi] signifier [disapproval) temoigner | It doesn't _, N'importe : Cela ne fait rien : Eh bien ! SI'LENCE [pr.sdi-le-nnce) _[va.) faire taire: reduire ... au S [things) faire cesser | Dead _, S de mort |_gives CONSENT, Qui ne dit mot consent | SI'LENCER [tech] silencieux SIL FRANgAIS- Silencieux' -ease a. silent [-eusement'-ly] SILEX flint | _tailles, Flint implements SILHOUETTE ‘_black profile:dark outline SILICE flint [cliim) sil'ica | SILICIUM silicon SILL'AGE wake : course : track : headway SILL'ON" furrow [&) track [fig) streak | _S' [pi] plains [rides) wrinkles Sili'onner' va. to furrow {la mer) to plough [le visage, etc.) to wrinkle | SILO_: bury Silurien'-etme a_ian [robe SIMAGrYe pretence : grimace | SIMARRE Similaire a. similar [simm'e-le-r] homogeneous SIMILARITY _ty | SIMILI half-tone block SIMILIGRAVURE half-tone engraving,work SIMILITUDE _ SIMILOR pinchbeck SIMONIE _ny [ang. pr. sai'mone) Simple a._{simm'pe-V\ single : only [soldat) e private [sans malice) harmless : artless : sim- * pie-hearted [credule) silly {nourriture, etc.) * plain |_ matelot, Common sailor |_particu- %lier, Private individual Simplemenf ad. simply : only : artlessly -ANGLAIS SIN SIMPLES' [pi] simples : medicinal herbs SIMPLICITY_ty : artlessness {niaiserie) silliness | _de bon gout. Neatness Simplifier' va. to simplify {fai\ fplistic Simpliste a. of exaggerated simplicity : sim- SIMULACRE image : phantom : shadow | Un_ de ..., A simulated ... [combat) a sham ... SIMULATION"_| Simuler' va. to feign : to imitate : to ‘make out ... ’ : to sham | _une maladie, To malinger Simultane -e a. simultaneous [-ment' -ly] SINAPISME sinapism : mustard plaster Sincere a— : real | C’est un coeur_, He’s a truediearted fellow [-ment' -ly] SINCERITY_ty [,sinn-cer-e-te] truthfulness SINYCURE [ang. pr. sinni-kioure] SINGE monkey : ape {much) hoist[argot) tinned beef : ‘bully’ | Payer ... en monnaie de_, To ‘let ... whistle for his money’ Singer' va. to ape | _GERIE monkey trick: grimace | Singeur -ease a. who apes Singulariser" va. to make ...- appear singular [ou ‘odd ’] Se_, To make o’self singular --y-- SIL ENGLISH-FRENCH SIN Si'lent [sdi-le-nnU] a. silencieux [imprisonm’t) cellulaire [Partner, V. Sleeping] William the _, Guillaume le taciturne | To be_, [pers] Se taire | The s is_ before a vowel, L’s ne se lie pas | The e is_, L’e est muet Si'lently ad. en silence : sans bruit SILE'SIA [sa'i-lich'-ya] percaline croisee SILK sole [a.) de sole | To take_, Etre nomme conseiller du roi [‘ K.C.’] Floss_, Filoselle: hour re de S \ Raw _, S grege | -GRO'W'ER magnanier -GRO'W'ING {la) sericiculture | -HAT chapeau liaut de forme | -MERCER marchand de soieries {V. Ovaliste. Fr.] -SUB'STITUTE fil d’Ecosse glace _WEAVER [Lyons] canut Silk'e'n a. de soie | SILKS [pi] soieries SILK'WORM ver a soie [Sth. Fr.) magnan _ BREE'DER magnanier | _ NUR'SERY Silk'y a. soyeux : de soie 1magnanerie SILL [door_) seuil [window_) rebord SILLINESS niaiserie Sill'y a. sot : niais : nigaud : naYf : simple : ‘bouche’: ‘serin’ | To be_, [child] ‘Faire la bete ’ | How — you are to, Que vous etes sot de [ So_as to, Assez sot pour \_FELLOW' sot: ‘ beta ’ | _THING! sottise |_THING, _ GIRL sotte SILT limon | To_up, S’encombrer de L Sil'van [V. Sylvan] SIL'YER argent [plate) argenterie [F. German] [a.) d’ [or en] argent [colour) argente [tone) argentin {va.) argenter [mirrors) etamer | I must have some [change] 11 me faut de la monnaie d'argent | Free_, La frappe libre de l’A | A_COIN, ‘ Une piece blanche ’ | -FISH argentine |_LACE broderie, galon d’argent | -mounted a. monte en argent | -PLATE argenterie [_SPOON miller d’argent Born with a_spoon in one’s mouth, Ne coiffe, Nee coiffee \_STANDARD etalon d’A | With a_ TONGUE, ... a langue dore'e | _WEED argentine | SIL'VERING argenture : etamage SILVERSMITH orfevre Sil'very a. argente [tone) argentin Sim'ilar [fe-r] a. semblable : pared : similaire | _CASE cas analogue SIMILARITY [tar'-e-fe] ressemblance : similitude [of tastes, etc.) conformite Similarly [le-r-le] ad. pareillement SIM'ILE [sim'-i-le, i brefs] comparaison Simm'er vn. mijoter | To let ... _, Faire M SIM'PER sourire (niais] [to.) minauder Sim'ple {simm'pe-l] a._ | How_he must be to ..., Qu’il est bon de... \ SIM'PLES [pi] _ SIM'PLE'TON [te-im] niais-e :‘gobeur-euse’ Sim'plify [fai] va. simplifier Sim'ply ad. simplement: nettement: unique- Sim'ulate [a e] va. feindre Lment SIN peche [to. -nne'd) pecher [F. Offering] Since conj. depuis : depuis que | — it must be ..., Puisqu’il le faut | Ever_(the beginning, etc.) Des (le debut, etc.] ..., and I’ve not seen him_, ..., et je ne l’ai pas revu depuis | It is not long _ ..., 11 n’y a pas longtemps (que ...]_I saw him, Depuis que je l’ai vu It is a long time_I saw him, 11 y a long- temps que je ne 1’ai vu | Is it long_you saw him? Y a-t-il longtemps que vous ne 1’avez vu? | It is a week_I received ..., 11 y a une semaine que j’ai requ ... Since're [sinn-cire] a. sincere fee [-ly, -ment] Yours very_ly, Yotre tout-e devoue-e SINE [sa’irai] sinus | Versed_, S verse SIN'EW [sinn'you] tendon [fam) nerf | The _S of WAR (pi] Le nerf de la guerre Sin'ewy [si-nioue] a. nerveux : vigoureux Sin'ful a. criminel: coupable : de pecheur: de peche | _lly ad. d’une maniere coupable SIN'FULNESS' corruption: iniguite Sing v. [pret. Sang : pp. Sung] chanter [kettle) chanter | To_small, ‘Dechanter’: changer de gamme \ She sang me to sleep, Elle m’en- dormit en chantant | _in, ou out of, tune, Chanter juste, faux | ‘_out’ [fam] crier SIN FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS SKI SINGULARITE _ty : peculiarity : queerness Singulier"-ere a. singular [pr. sign-guiou-le-r] peculiar [combat) single | Au_, In the singular | Singulierement' ad. singularly SINISTRE accident : casualty : shipwreck [a.) sinister : forbidding : of ill omen : unlucky SINOLOGUE _: Chinese scholar Sinon" conj. & ad. otherwise : or else : if not | _que, [subjunc.] Except : save SINOPLE var. of hyaline quartz [blason) vert Sinueux' -euse a. sinuous : winding SINUOSITE _ty : winding SINUS sine [pr. sdinn] [cavite) sinus SIONISME Zionism j S10NISTE [& a.] Zionist SIPHON''_[en ang. pr. saife-nn] Un_, [in a cafe] A bottle of seltzer water _nner' va. to siphon SIRE_ [saV-e-r] lord | Un pauvre —, A poor ‘ shaver ’ | Un triste_, A sad fellow SIRENE siren [sa'ire-nn] [d’uwe automobile, ou d’usine) hooter [brume) fog-signal : siren SIROP "syrup | Siroter' vn. to sip Sirupeux" -euse a. syrupy Sis' -e a. situate (a, at. in] [F. Seoir, Table 25] SITE _ Boj Sitot' que conj. as soon as | De sitot, So soon SITTELLE nuthatch SITUATION" [t as ss] [sitt-you-eche-nn] position : state [ J>) bearing | En_de ..., In a position to ... | Situe-e a. situated SIX [pr. seece : before a consonant, see : before a vowel, seez] [<fc a.] six [pr. sikks] [du mois) sixth | Charles_, Charles the Sixth SIXAIN" six-line stanza [cartes) half-a-dozen ^ SIXI^ME [tfe a.] sixth [_Packs SIXIEME sixth form (in French schools] * Sixiemement' ad. sixthly SKI_: skee Courses en_, Ski-running SIN ENGLISH-FRENCH SIT Singe [sinndj] va. [pres. part. Singeing: imp. & pp. Singe'd] flamber [tech) griller [one’s clothes, etc.) roussir SIN'GEING grillage : flamhage SING'ER [signe-r\ chan tear-euse [professional) cantatrice SING'ING chant | To teach_Enseigner le C | _ BOY enfant de chceur — MASTER mattre de chant /^Sin'gle a. simple fea [solitary) seul [combat) I singulier | ... with a _wheel, a une seule Sj rone | To_... out, Distinguer : choisir I’m _, [man] Je suis garijon j She is a_LADY, ~ Elle n’est pas mciriee _LIFE, [le) celibatj •21 _MAN [pi. men] celibataire |_PEO'PLE, .. [les) celibataires |_TICKET billet simple -acting a. a simple effet | -barrelled a_ ^ a un coup | To do it -handed, Le faire tout s seul [or sans aide] -hearted a. sincere •J SIN'GLE'NESS simplicity : sincerity "^Sin'gly ad. separement: individuellement: §• un a un, une a une •SrSING'ULAR singulier [a.) _lier : insolite : l' curieux | In the_, Au singulier | The_ l THING about it is, Le curieux, c’est que ... SINK evier [in roads) egout [&) sentine [iniquity, etc.) cloaque Sink va. [imp. Sank: pp. Sunk] [a ship) couler: couler has [a shaft) foncer : creuser [a sum) placer a fonds perdus [lose) perdre [reduce, lower) faire baisser | _ vn. [vessel) couler [not swim) couler a fond: disparaitre [in, into) s’enfoncer (dans] [into, fig) penetrer [to fall) tomber [through weakness) s’affaisser : suc- comber [funds, or water) baisser [sun, moon) descendre [foundations, etc.) se tasser | He is _ing fast, [dying] 11 baisse rapidement | _ the offal, [meat] Abats non compris |_under, Succomber a SINK'ING [weakn’s) affaissement: defaillance [shaft) foncement (de puits] [of vessel) action de couler : naufrage [by torpedo) torpillage [of foundations. &c.) tassement [V. Sink] -FUND fonds [or caisse] d’amortissement Sin'Iess a. exempt de peche : pur SINN ER pecheur, peclieresse SIP petit coup : gorgee | Sip [-ppe'd] v. siroter: boire a petites gorgees, a petits coups' SIPP'ET [cookery] crouton Sir [pi. Sirs : en parlant, Gentlemen] monsieur [pi. messieurs] [Eng. title) Sir ... [ce titre est toujours suivi du prenom] Did you call, _? [servt.] Monsieur a appele? SIRE [saUe-r] pere [to kings, etc.) sire SIR'LOIN [;se-rloinn] aloyau | SIS'KIN tarin SIS'TER sceur | -BLOCK baraquette \ -INLAW belle-sceur | _ of MERCY, sceur de charite [F. Half-brother, etc.] SIS'TERHOOD sceurs (pi] communaute Sis'terly a. de sceur Sit vn. [p. pres. Sitting: imp. <$• pp. Sat] [— down) s’asseoir [remain) rester [for portrait) poser [weigh) peser [be) etre [on horseback) se tenir [F. BACK] [courts, meetings) tenir seance : sieger : etre assemble [of hens, etc.) couver [F. Scant] _again, se rasseoir | — close, se serrer | _down, s’asseoir | — down to TABLE [ou to dinner, etc.] se mettre a table \ _for, [one’s likeness) poser pour [parliament) representer | _ in JUDGMENT on, juger | _ still, ne pas bouger : rester tranquille | _up, [straight) se tenir droit [in bed, etc.) se mettre sur son seant [watch) veiller | _ up late, veiller tard : faire de longues soirees | _up for, attendre | — up with, veiller: garder SITE [i ail site [of a building) emplacement | Building_s. Terrains a batir [portrait] SITT'ER personne assise (or qui pose pour son SITT'ING [assembly) seance [of a court) audience [for o’s portrait) seance [hens) couvaison [seat) place [a.) assis | _HEN' couveuse \ -ROOM salon [space to sit) de la place pour s’asseoir | _UP' veille : veillee Sit'uate [sitt'-you-ete] a. [law] sis | —d a. si- tue | _d as I am. Place comme je le suis | Awkwardly_d, [circumstanced] Dans une position embarrassante SITUA'TION [eche-mi] s_fee : position [employment) ernploi | She is out of a __ Elle est sans place SITZ'-BATH [tlx fort] bain de siege SIX ENGLISH Six a. six | We are all at_es and sevens, Nous sommes tons sens dessus dessous | _of one and half-a-dozen of the other, L’un vaut bien SIX-FOOT entrevoie [a.) de six pieds U’autre SIX'PENCE [siks' pe-nnce] soixante centimes : 12 sous [Note : l’adjectif est ‘sixpenny’] Not a_, [fig] Pas un sou Six'penny [sik'spe-ne] a. ... de douze sous Six'teen' a. seize | -MO [<fc a.] in-seize (Six teen th a. seizieme [of month, and kings) "E seize | Louis the_, Louis seize Sixth a. sixieme [of month, and kings) six S Sixth'ly ad. sixiemement ^Six'tieth a. soixantieme [de Six'ty a. soixante | About_, Une soixantaine SIZE [i at] grandeur : dimensions (pi] [thickness) epaisseur [surface) aire [person) taille [books, paper) format [if marked by number) numero [of gloves & boots) pointure [glue_) colle : encollage | _round the head, waist, Tour de tete, T de taille | Full_, Grandeur naturelle | Large-_, Large-_d, Grand -e: grand modele : de grande taille | Middle-_d, de grandeur moyenne [pers)de taille moyenne Size [i at] va. encoller: coller | ‘_... up,’ va. [Americ.] juger, apprecier (a sa valeur] SI'ZING [i aV] encollage [paper) collage SKA-CYCLE ‘trottinette’ . SKATE patin [fish) raie [vn.) patiner SKA TER [& f~] patineur -ease « SKA'TING patinage | _CLUB cercle des patineurs | _ RINK skating rink skating’ ‘ Skedad'tlle ’ vn. filer : se sauver SKEIN [skene] eclievette SKEL'ETON [skel-e-te-mi] squelette [of building) carcasse: charpent e | _KEY crochet SKEP panier [hive) ruche (en paille] SKEP'TIC [Amer.] [&_al a.] sceptique SKERR'IES [pi] recifs SKETCH esquisse : croquis [fig. sense) aperqu [literary) etude (of, sur] [va.) esquisser : faire un croquis de : ‘croquer’ | -BOOK cahier de croquis : album | _MAP plan sommaire | SKETCHING (from NATURE] Le dessin (d’apres N] -BLOCK papier a dessin en bloc SKEW [skiou] biais [a.) ... en biais: oblique | _ARCH, route biaise [chettes SKEW'ER brochette [va.) attacher avec des bro- SKID sabot [va. -dded) enrayer [cycling, vn.) deraper | Front, Tail_, [monoplane] Patin, Bequille | Non-skid a. anti-derapant SKIFF esquif Skil'ful a. adroit: habile [in, dans) verse _lly ad. habilement | _NESS liabilete SKILL liabilete : adresse : art: artifice Skille'd a. habile : fort (in, en] verse (in, dans] There is a scarcity of _ LA'BOUR, Les ouvriers specialistes sont rares SKILL'ET bassine: casserole Skim [-mme’d] v. [broth, etc.) ecumer [milk) ecremer [the water) raser [fig) effleurer SKIM-MILK lait ecreme SKIMM'ER ecumoire [for cream) ecremoir ‘ Skimp’ va. reprocher les morceaux a ...: etre chiche de [a job) bacler ‘Skim'py’ a. etroit: mesquin : chiche s SKIN peau [parchment) feuille [inside pods) •§ parchemin [wine-skin) outre [V. Wet] A_, « [for sail] La chemise | To have a fair_, FRENCH SLA Avoir la peau blanche [or, ‘ une peau de satin ’] sTo be only — and BONE, N’avoir que la ’£peau et les os | -deep a. peu profond : a fteur 05 de peau : superficiel Skin [pp. skinne'd] va. ecorcher [potatoes, etc.) peler : eplucher | _over, se couvrir de peau Thin-skinne'd a. [U. Thin] SKIN'FLINT grippe-sou : grigou SKINN'ER pelletier : peaussier: fourreur Skinn'y a. [bony] decharne SKIP saut: bond [min) cage [v. -ppe'd) sauter (over, par-dessus] bondir [a passage, etc.) sauter [f/irZs) sauter a la corde SKIPP'ER [&] patron SKIPP'ING-ROPE corde a sauter SKIR'MISH [skeur~\ escarmouche [vn.) escar- moucher | SKIR'MISHER tirailleur SKIR'MISHING escarmouches (pi] SKIRT pan [ladies’) jape | Divided__ Jupe- culotte [V. Outskirts] -BRAID tresse Skirt va. border [keep alongside) longer SKIRTING plinthe SKIT [toy) clifoire [squib) pasquinade Skitt'ish a. volage [horse) ombrageux SKIT'TLE-ALLEY jeu de quilles | To play at SKITTLES, Jouer aux quilles SKU'A [skiou’-e) labbe : ‘ mouette pillarde’ ^ ^ Skulk vn. se cacher [about, autour de) | g roder | _away, s’esquiver g SSKUL'KER poltron : ‘ capon ’ 8 3 SKULL crane | -CAP calotte 3 ^ SKUNK putois | ‘Mean_,’ Ladre :‘rat’ SKY [sfca'f] ciel | -blue a. bleu ciel: azure | -LARK alouette \ -LINE horizon | -ROCK'ET fusee volante | _SAIL-MAST fleclie [See SAIL, 5, 10, 15] ‘-SCRA'PER’ ‘ gratte-ciel ’ SKY'LIGHT [.ska’ila’itt] chassis vitre : lucarne [4f) claire-voie \feuille SLAB dalle : table [typ) marbre [timber) dosse: SLACK [coal) poussier [in rope) mou [a.) lache [weak or dull) faible [careless) nonchalant | Trade is_, Les affaires ne vont pas | To get, grow_, Se relacher | To take in the_of, Abraquer | _TIME morte-saison _va. [4>) larguer [cable) filer [lime, V. Slake] Slaek'e'n v [cords, one’s efforts, etc.) relacher: se relacher [abate speed) ralentir (la vitesse] se ralentir [sail, fire, etc.) diminuer [wind, etc.) tomber [a screw) devisser un peu ‘SLACK'ER’ [mil. sense] ‘ tire-au-flanc’ SLACK'NESS relachement: negligence [slowness) lenteur [falling short) manque : defaut SLAG [pop. for cinder) maehefer : scories (pi] [blast-furnace _) laitier | Basic _, Scories de dephosphoration (pi] Slain pp. [V. Slay] mort: tue : immole Slake [pr. slalc’] va. [lime) eteindre | _one’s THIRST, [pr. sleke] se desalterer : etancher sa soif Slam [-mrne'd] va. fermer ... avec violence : faire claquer | To_the door in his face, Lui jeter la porte au nez SLAN'DER calomnie : medisance [law) diffa- mation [va.) medire de : dilfamer SLAN'DERER calomniateur : diffamateur Slan'derous [re-ss] a. calonmieux : medisant [law) diffamatoire |_ly ad. calomnieusement SLANG argot : 'langue verte’ [a.)d argot [va.) dire des injures a [vulg) engueuler SLA ENGLISH-FRENCH SLI SLANT inclinaison : pente [v.) etre en petite : incliner : mettre ... en pente | Slant'ing a. oblique : en biais : incline : en pente SLAP coup : claque : soufflet [ra. -ppe'd) [ou give ... a_] claquer : souffleter : donner une claque [or un soufflet] a [la premiere ‘Slap ’ ad. [vulg] tout droit : en plein : la tete SLASH taillade : balafre [ra.) taillader : bala- frer: massacrer Slashe'd [slachtt] a. [dress-making] fendu Slashing a. [slang] huppe : fameux [stinging) piquant [abusive) sanglant SLATE [a e] ardoise [r.) couvrir ... en ardoise | Enamelled_Ardoise emaillee j _PEN'CIL crayon d'ardoise | QUARR'Y ardoisiere SLA'TER [a e] couvreur (en ardoise] SLA'TING [a e] toiture en ardoise [fam) ‘bon SLATT'ERN souillon |_savon’ Sla'ty [a e] a. schisteux : d'ardoise : ardoise o -SLAUG'H'TER carnage : boucherie : £ ® ® massacre [butchering) abatage ^ § <« -HOUSE abattoir § § — ra. massacrer [butcher) abattre ° ^ SLAUG HTERMAN abatteur Horse-SLAUG'H'TERER equarrisseur SLAVE [a e] esclave [& f.] A_to, L'esclave de | _vn. travailler comme un esclave -DEALER march and d’esclaves -OWNER proprietaire d’esclaves -SHIP [ou SLA'VER, pr. sleve-r] negrier — STATES, Etats esclavagistes -TRADE [trede\ traite des noirs SLAV'ER [a bref] bare [vn.) baver [V. Slave] SLA'VERY [a e] esclavage Sla'vish [a e] a. d’esclave [imitation) servile _ly ad. en esclave | _NESS servilite Slay ra. [imp. Slew : pp. Slain] tuer ^ SLAY ER tueur de ... : meurtrier-iere SLEDGE traineau [un.) aller en T _HAMM'ER marteau a deux mains SLEDGTNG | To go__ Se promener en traineau : faire une partie de T Sleek a. lisse [fat) gras [skin) luisant [mealy- mouthed) doucereux SLEEP sommeil 11 got an hour’s__ J’ai dormi une lieure | I have had no _, Je n’ai pas dormi: je n’ai pas ferine l’ceil | He is gone to _, II s’est endormi | To go to _again, Se rendormir | To send ... to_,Endormir | He doesn’t go to_over it, [fig] II n’en dort pas | Want of _, Insomnie : nuit blanche | He walks in his_, II est somnambule Sleep vn. [imp. & pp. Slept] dormir [at, a : in, dans) secoucher: reposer |_like atop, dormir comme un sabot [midi) comme une souche | It is better to _ upon it, La nuit porte conseil | _off ..., faire passer ... en dormant [wine) cuver | _out, decoucher SLEEP'ER [railw.) traverse [longitudinal_) longuerine[ca.r) wagon-lit[pers)dormeur | I'm a sound__ J’ai un bon sommeil | I’m a heavy _, J’ai le sommeil lourd Sleepily ad. en dormant: d’un air endormi SLEEPINESS assoupissement: pesanteur Sleeping a. endormi | You will find — accommodation there, Yous y trouverez a coucher | _ BAG sac de couchage | _ CAR wagon- lit | In a_CARRIAGE, En wagon-lit | Let _ DOGS lie, N’eveillez pas le chat qui dort — DRAUGHT [drafted potion calmante _ PARTNER associe commanditaire _ROOM dortoir _SICKNESS maladie du sommeil Sleepless a. sans dormir | _ENERGY une energie qui ne se lasse point | To have a _ NIGHT, Passer une nuit blanche | Fit of _NESS, Crise d’insomnie Sleep'y a. qui a envie de dormir [fig) endormi [pear) blette | He is —, [ou getting_,] II a sommeil SLEET gresil | To be_ing, vn. gresiller SLEEVE manche [top of_) entournure [tech) douille : manchon | To laugh in one’s_, Rire sous cape [or dans sa barbe] -LINKS [pi] boutons de mancliettes | -VALVE ENGINE moteur sans soupapes : M a tiroirs SLEIG'H [sle] traineau [im.) aller en T SLEIGHT-OF-HAND [sZai'ft] [la) prestidigitation | _TRICK tour de passe-passe Slen der a. [person) svelte [stem, etc.) mince [stock) maigre [hopes, &c.) faible [income, &c.) tres modeste | _ly ad. legerement: medio- crement |_NESS legerete [littleness) medio- Slept [imp. & pp. V. Sleep] [crite SLEUTH'-HOUND [slou] limier Slew [V. Slay & Slue] SLICE [i aV] tranche [of fowl) aiguillette [fish _) truelle [skimmer) ecumoire [tech, poker) lance [typ) palette [ra.) couper ... par tranches [or aiguillettes] of BREAD and BUTTER, tartine de beurre | _of B. and JAM, tartine de confiture \ _of TOAST, rotie SLI'CER [slai ] coup e-legumes ‘ Slick ’ a. [American] lisse : facile SLIDE [sldidd) [ice) glissade : glissoire [slip) glissade [groove, etc.) coulisse : coulant [dark _) chassis [for stereoscope) vue [lantern_) verre [u., imp. Slid :pp. Slidde'n) glisser [into, dans) tomber [to draw out) tirer | _BARS glissoires \ REST support a chariot | Lathe with_REST. Tour a chariot | _ROD tige du tiroir | _ RULE, regie a calcul | _ VALVE tiroir | SLI'DER [slai] glisseur Sli'ding [slew] a. ... k coulisse : mobile | -GEAR [motor] changement par baladeur | _ PINION pignon baladeur | _ SCALE echelle mobile | _SLEEVE baladeur | _ and SURFACING LATHE tour a charioter SLIG’HT [sZmfe] marque de mepris : manque d’egards [«.) leger : mince [ra.) negliger : faire peu de cas de | Not the _est risk, Pas le moindre risque | To have a _ cold, Etre legerement enrhume _ingly ad. avec mepris _ly ad. legerement: peu solidement _NESS legerete Sli'ly [i aV] ad. finement : sournoisement : en Slim a. svelte : elance [tapinois SLIME [i o‘i] have [mud) limon : vase _S [mine] residus vaseux contenant encore une certaine quantite dor (etc.] Sli'my [at] a. visqueux [muddy) limoneux SLING fronde [&) elingue \ In a —, [arm] En ecliarpe \ _S [of a yard] suspente [for boat) patte (d'embarcation] saisine Sling ra. [imp. & pp. Slung] lancer: suspendre | Slung over one’s shoulder, En bandouliere Slink away v. [imp. <& pp. Slunk] s esquiver ENGLISH-FRENCH SMA SLI SLIP [slide) glissade : faux pas [of earthwork) eboulement [scrap) morceau [plant) bouture [table-cloth) napperon [for wear) corsage de dessous [sliip-b.) cale [of cable) etalingure de la cale : mouilleur[niachin’y) recul [proof-_) placard [of paper, etc.) bande [small square _ of paper) ftclie [fig) inadvertance: faux pas | _of BREAD [for dipping] mouillette | There’s many a_’twixt the CUP and the LIP, 11 y a loin de la coupe aux levres | He gave me the_, II m’a fausse compagnie : il m’a plante la | _of the PEN, erreur de plume : ‘lapsus calami’ |_of the TONGUE, ‘lapsus linguae’ [fam) bevue | In_S, [proof] En placard | On _S, [binding] Sur nerfs | -CARRI'AGE rot- ture a declenchement en marche [laissee par un train qui continue a marcher a toute vitesse] -IN ALBUM album passe-partout | -K'NOT noeud coulant | -PROOF epreuve en placard | -shod a. en savates [style) neglige Slip [-ppe'd] v. glisser : se g (into, dans : under, sous] [to let _) lacher [come undone, knot) courir [wheels, on rail) patiner [escape) echap- per [morally) faire un faux pas [earthwork) s’ebouler [a cable) filer ... par le bout | To let_an opportunity, Laisser echapper une occasion |_away, s’echapper [time) s’ecou- ler : fuir | _in, [earth] s’affaisser | _into, se glisser dans (la cliambre. le coin] _ off, glisser de [person) s’en aller [one’s clothes, &c.) oter | _on, passer : ‘ fourrer ’ | _out, lacher [pers) s’echapper | _through, glisser, se glisser a travel’s SLIPP'ER pantoufle [on wheel) sabot | List _, Chausson | Hunt the _, La savate [Note. The story of Cinderella (‘Cendrillon ’) and the glass _ arose from ‘vair’ (a fur) being confused with ‘verre’ in the words ‘Souliers de vair.’ Littre, p. 2412] SLIPP'ERINESS [of road] etat glissant Slipp'ery a. glissant : incertain | It is_, ‘Qa glisse’ | —FELLOW- ruse compere | _ TRICKS vilains tours SLIPP'ING glissement [loco, wheels) patinage [earth) eboulement rSlit] fendre SLIT fente [va.) [p. pres. Slitting : imp. & pp. SLIV'ER [tech] ruban [v.) fendre Slobb'er vn. [vulg] baver SLOE [sZd] prunelle [the tree) prunellier SLO'GAN [d] cri de guerre des montagnards SLOOP sloop : corvette [d’Ecosse SLOP [pr. slopp] [mess) gachis [washy stuff) lavasse : ringures (pi] [garment) blouse : cotte [va. -ppe'd) repandre [a.) ... de pacotille | -BASIN bol a the [pour vider les tasses] _ GOODS [pi] confections : vetements de pacotille |_PAIL seau de toilette | At a_SHOP, Chez un marchand de confections | SLOPS [pi] [tea table) ringures [house_) eaux manager es [washy drink) lavasse SLOPE [o] pente : biais [bank) talus : ranxpe [X) I'arme sur Vepaule gauclie [or Ve. droite] The southern_s, [mountains] Le versant sud Slope va. [a bank) taluter : disposer en talus [plank, etc.) pencher : eouper en biais [vn.) pencher : biaiser [slang) ‘ filer ’ : prendre la poudre d’escampette [cheat) ‘ carotter ’ Slo'ping [d] a. en pente [crosswise) de biais Slopp'y [o bref] a. gacheux SLOT [sZoff] rainure : mortaise : fente [u.-tted) mortaiser | ‘Penny-in-the-_ machine.’ Disw tributeur automatique ["taiser SLOTTING MACHI'NE machine a mor- SLOTH [o : th fort] indolence: faineantise [animal) paresseux |_ful a. indolent: paresseux SLOUCH [slaoutch] To walk with a_[ou To_along] Trainer en marchant | _HAT claque-oreiZZe | Slou'cliing a. lourd -e SLOUG'H [sZao] bourbier : fondriere SLOUG'H [sle-ff] depouille (de serpent] [med) escarre | To_off, Escarrifier SLOVEN [sle -ve-nn] sans-soin : malpropre SLOV'ENLINESS malproprete : salete : negli- Slov'enly a. negligent: sale [c/ence Slow- [sZd] lent: tardif [chimney, and current) paresseux [train) omnibus [dull-witted) lourd [boring) ennuyeux :‘rasant’[ad.) lentement | He was not_to ..., [ou in ...ing] II ne tarda pas a ... | ‘It’s very_there,’ On s’y ennuie : ‘ c’est rasant la-bas ’ | My watch is five minutes _, Ma montre retarde de cinq minutes \ You are too _, Yous retardez | He’s a _ COACH ! C’est un lambin ! | To ‘_clown,’ To go _er, Ralentir | Slowiy [slo-le] ad. lentement: a petits pas [quietly) doucement SLO'W’NESS [sZo-we-ss] lenteur : pesanteur SLOW’-WORM [slo-oueurme] orvet SLUDGE [sZe-dj] fange : bourbe Slue ... round, v. faire pivoter SLUG [sle-gh] limace [bullet) lingot SLUGG'ARD [sle-glie-rde] paresseux Slugg'ish [sZe-qZc] a. paresseux _ly ad. lourdement: avec indolence SLUGGISHNESS [sle-gh] paresse : lenteur SLUICE [sloiice] ecluse [of a pond) bonde [of a mill) lanciere | -GATE vanne s SLUM’BER sommeil [vn.) sommeiller |Slum'bering a. assoupi: endormi 2 ■ SLUMP ’ [Americ.] baisse subite : grande B «SLUMS [pi] bas quartiers : quartiers mal Slung [V. Sling] Slunk [V. Slink] [fames SLUR tache [mus) liaison : port de voix Slur [-rre'd] [sleur, sleurdd] va. tacher [mus) Her : porter la voix [typ) friser | _... over, ignorer [botch) gacher SLUSH [sle-ch] fange: gachis | _y a. boueux Sly [sZa'f] a. fin : ruse : sournois : malin I — LOOK, regard en dessous | On the SLY, a la sourdine SLY'-BOOTS [sla'i-boutce] sournois : fin matois SLY'NESS [.sZat] matoiserie : ruse SMACK [of whip) claquement: clic-clac [slap) claque [flavour) saveur [fishing _) bateau de peclie [va. a whip, one’s lips, etc.) faire claquer | It_s of ..., Cela sent le [la, or les] Cela a un gout de ... ^SMALL [bits) menu [of leg) bas [ — of the •£ BACK, Chute des reins § Small a. petit: faible : modeste [in little bits) m menu [features) mince [poor) chetif j Not Jj the _est difficulty, Aucune difficulte \ To ^ look ‘rather _, ’ Demeurer tout sot j To 2 ‘ sing _.’ Dechanter | _ARMS [pi] armes a portatives \_BOOK [X] livret | — COAL | menu charbon | A _MATTER, une baga- u telle : un rien : peu de chose [F. MERCIES] _ TAL’K banalites (pi] conversation sur V la pluie et le beau temps SMA ENGLISH © SMALL'NESS petitesse : petite etendue : peu II de volume : peu d’importance : mesquinerie SMALL'POX' petite verole | SMALT _ SMART douleur cuisante | _a. piquant [run, etc.) bon [shower) fort [blow, etc.) vif [witty) spirituel [lively) eveille : vif : leste [showy) beau : chic : tire a quatre epingles : ‘smart’ | _ AN'SW'ER reponse mordante, or ‘ bien tapee' | A_MAN, [American] Un gaillard habile en affaires | _TRANSACTION bon tour [V. STAYS] Smart vn. cuire | My finger is _ing, Le doigt me cuit | To_ under, Ressentir vivement | You may_for it, II pourra vous en cuire ! Smart'e'n o’s up, vr. [fam] se faire beau Smart'ly ad. vivement [quickly) bien vite [cleverly) finement [showily) brillamment SMART'NESS force [showiness)‘chic’: eclat [cleverness) finesse SMASH fracas [bankruptcy) deconfiture [va.) briser [crush) ecraser | ‘ Gone to_,’ Brise : mis en morceaux | _ed to atoms, Reduit en SMATT'ERER demi-savant \jniettes SMATT'ERING teinture Tde] Smear [snnre] va. barbouiller [with) enduire SMELL odeiir : senteur [the sense of) odorat | _v. [pret. & pp. Smelt] sentir (of, le, la, les] [of dogs, etc.) flairer | To_sweet. Sentir bon SMELLING odorat | -BOTTLE flacon (d’o- ter] -SALTS [pi] sels SMELT eperlan [va.) fondre [pret. <fc pp. V. SMELTER fondeur [Smell] SMEL'TING fusion | _HOUSE fonderie SMILE [i, at] sourire [vn.) sourire (on, at, a] Smi'Iing a. riant [person) souriant | _ly ad. SMIRK sourire affecte [d un air riant _vn. sourire avec affectation Smite [smditt] va. [pret. Smote :pp. Smitte'n] frapper [kill) tuer SMITH [til fort] forgeron [to repair grates) poe- lier | Lock-_, Serrurier | Shoeing-_, Mare- chal-ferrant | _’S COAL houille de forge : fine forge | _ S SHOP ou SMITH'Y forge ‘SMITH'EREENS’ (pi] [th faib.] To smash ... to_, Mettre en miettes Smitt'e'n [pp. V. Smite] _with, Epris-e de SMOCK FROCK blouse : sarrau SMOKE [smoke] fumee [v.) fumer [lamp) filer [cover with _)enfumer | To end in s’en aller en fumee | -BOX [«§&] botte a F |_DOCTOR fumiste | _ CONSUMING APPARATUS appareil fumivore | -drie’d pp. fume Smo'ke'less [6] a. [powder, etc.]... sans fumee SMO'KER [6] fumeur [for bees) enfumoir SMO'KING Vhabitude de [or faction de] fumer: l’usage du tabac | _strictly prohibited, No _allowed, Defense de fumer | -CAP calotte \ -CARRIAGE compartiment des fumeurs | -DIVAN, -ROOM fumoir [low) estaminet | -JACKET ‘smoking’ [dimmed) enfume Smo'ky [6] a. [lamp, chimney, etc.)qui fume ,2 Smooth a. [level) uni [polished, glazed) poli •g [soft) doux : suave [glossy) lisse [sea) calme v- [hypocritical) doucereux : mielleux | -bore ^ a. a canon lisse [cannon) a ame lisse | -talk- ing, -tongue'd a. a langue doree : mielleux <s Smooth va. unir : aplanir : polir : adoucir : g calmer [a cat, etc.) flatter : caresser [one’s « hair) lisser | _away, aplanir FRENCH SNI .•g SMOOTHING aplanissement <2. _PLANE [plene] petit rabot -gSmoo'thly ad. d'une maniere egale [softly) doucement ^SMOOTHNESS douceur : egalite [flavour) 2 suavite [polish) poli [of the sea) calme [fig) 5 douceur feinte, affectee Smote [pret. V. Smite] SMOTH'ER [sme-ther, th faible] To make a_, Faire de la poussiere | What a_there is ! On etouffe! | Smoth'er va. etouffer Smo'ulder [swot] vn. couver sous la cendre v SMUDGE barbouillage [va.) barbouiller SSmug a. plausible ® Smug'gle vn. faire la contrebande [va.) passer ^ ... en C | _... in, faire entrer en C ^ _d a. ... de C: ... passe en C © SMUGGLER contrebandier: ‘ smuggler' | SMUGGLING [la) contrebande : fraude § SMUT noir [wheat) nielle [«. -tted) noircir °Smutt'y a. noirci [wheat) nielle [story) gra- 3 veleux : grivois : ‘ sale ’ ‘SNACK’ | To have [ou take] a_, Manger un morceau : ‘ manger sur le pouce ’ | To go_s with, Etre de moitie avec SNAF'FLE caveijon: bridon SNAG chicot: arbre submerge SNAIL [s«e7e] limacjon [edible, or Roman_) escargot | At a_’S PACE, a pas de tortue SNAKE [sneke] couleuvre [foreign, poisonous) serpent | _va. [<t] serpenter : lover en ‘ S ’ | -ROOT serpentaire | -WEED bistorte SNAP bruit sec [of finger) claquement [bite) coup de dent [fastening) agrafe [clasp) fer- rnoir | I don’t care a_of my FINGER for it! Je m’en soucie comme de qa! [suiting the action to the word] To give a_at, Tacher de mordre | -SHOT [photogr.] instantane [va.) prendre un I de Snap [-ppe'd, pr. snapptt] v. casser : eclater [the fingers) faire claquer | _ at, happer : tacher de mordre : se jeter sur I To_one’s FINGERS at, Se moquer de ... | _... up, happer [scold) rembarrer Tde-loup SNAP'DRAGON [dra-ghe-nn] muflier: gueule- Snapp'ish a. hargneux [answer, etc.) aigre _ly ad. aigrement SNARE [a, e] piege [va.) prendre ... au P Snarl vn. gronder : grogner : montrer les dents SNARL [tech] vrille \ Snarl'ing a. hargneux SNATCH moment: morceau ] By —es, par bou- tades : a batons rompus | _BLOCK poulie coupee [not strapped) galoche Snatch,_up, va. saisir |_away [from, a, de] arracher | _at, ou To make a_at, Tacher de saisir ‘SNEAK’ [smke] pied-plat: ‘capon’ [tell-tale) ‘ mouchard ’: ‘ rapporteur ’ | _ vn. ‘mouchar- der’ | _ away, ‘caponner’ | — into, se glisser dans (le, la ...] Sneak'ing [smke] a. rampant: servile : lache _HUM BUG pied-plat: pleutre SNEER rire moqueur : air de mepris : ricane- ment: sarcasme [vn.) ricaner [at, de) se mo- Sneer'ing a. moqueur LQuer SNEEZE eternuement [vn.) eternuer | That isn’t to be_d at, [fam] Cela n’est pas a de- daigner [orderefus] _Z'ING eternuement Sniff vn. renifler [get a SNIFF of) aspirer SLA FRAN^AIS—ANGLAIS SCE SLAVE [<fc f. <C- a.] Slavonian [a.) Slavonic SLOOP [pr. the p] sloop S. M. [Set Majeste] His [ou Her] Majesty SMILL'E pick | Moellon_lie, Scabbled stones ‘SMOKING’ smoking-jacket SNOB _ | SNOBISME snobbishness S. 0. [sud-ouest] south-west: ‘S.W.’ Sobre a. sober ; temperate [en, de, of) sparing : chary | _ment' ad. soberly : temperately : charily [moderation SOBRIETE sobriety [so-brdi-e-te] Avec In SOBRIQUET” : nickname SOC plough-share : share SOCIABILITE_ty [so'-che-bil'-e-te] Sociable a._| Sociablemenf ad. sociably Social -e a. social [com) of the firm, of the company | Socialement' ad. socially SOCIALISME_sm SOCIALISTE [<£ a.] _st [member SOCltTAIRE [<£ f.] member of the ... society : SOCIETE _ty [ang. pr. se-gai-e-te] party [com) company : partnership SOCIOLOGIE_gy | Sociologiquea_gical SOCIOLOGUE _gist SOCLE stand : pedestal : plinth SOCQUE patten : clog | SODIUM _ SCEUR sister \ Belle-_, S-in-latv | _de faff, Foster-S [F. Pere] SNI ENGLISH-FRENCH SOE SNIP coup (de ciseaux] [bit) petit bout Snip [-ppe'd] [ou_... off] va. couper SNIPE [i. at] becassine Jack-_, B sourde SNI'PER [i, at] tireur d'elite (a l’affut] T em- Sniv'el vn. [whimper] pleurnicher [busque SNOB [o dans sort] ‘ snob ’ [low fellow) poseur : petit grand homme [upstart) parvenu Snobb'ish [o dans sort] a. commun : vulgaire | To be_, Aimer a poser | _NESS snobisme SNORE ronflement [vn.) ronfler SNO'RER ronfleur | SNO'RING ronflement SNORT [o dans sort] ronflement [vn.) ronfler SNOUT [ou, aoit\ museau [pig’s) groin SNOW’ [sno] neige [vn.) neiger | It is _ing a little, 11 tombe un pen de neige | _BALL bottle de neige [va.) lancer des B's de N a | -BUNTING ortolan de neige | -DRIFT amas de N | _DROP perce-neige | -FLAKE flocon de neige | -LINE limite des neiges \ -PLOUGH chasse-neige | -SHOES raquettes j -STORM tempete de N Sno'w'y [pr. sno-e'] a. neigeux [white) blanc comme la neige [V. Chouette] ''Snub va. rabrouer: remettre ... a sa place \ With a snub NOSE, carnus | To be snubbe’d, [fam] ‘Avoir un pied de nez’ g SNUFF tabac (a priser] [of a candle) lumi- <r. gnon [bit snuffed off) mouchure | Pinch of i —. Prise de T [ He takes II prise | To ^ ‘be up to ’ Avoir l’ceil ouvert | -BOX aj tabatiere | -TA'KER [a e] priseur £ Snuff va. [a candle]* moucher |_... out, va. £ SNUFF'EES [pi] mouchettes [eteindre CSNUG [on bolt] ergot r Snug a. serre : retire [comfortable, etc.) bien commode : bien arrange [natty) gentil: co- VSnug'ly ad. a son aise [fluet So ad. [thus, therefore) ainsi: par consequent [this is the way to do it) comme ga! e’est cela! [_very) si: tellement [_much) tant: si:tellement | _! [&] Droit! | _he is gone! 11 est done parti! | How_? Comment cela ? | I hope_, Je l’espere | I will do _, Je le ferai | I don’t think_, Je ne le crois pas : je ne suis pas de cet avis | If_..., S’il en est ainsi ... | It is not__ 11 n’en est pas ainsi | Since this is'_Puisqu’il en est ainsi | Quite _! Parfaitement! | Why_? Pourquoi? | _ as to, De maniere a : de telle sorte que |_be it [fam] Ainsi soit-il: Soit! |_call'e’d, Ainsi nomme (from, de]_'-calle’d a. soi-disant: pre- tendu _do I'! Moi aussi! |_' far. Jusqu’ici [past) jusque-la | _good a ..., Un si bon ... | _it is! C’est vrai! | Not_good as ..., Pas aussi bon que | To be_good as to .... Etre assez bon pour ...: avoir la bonte de |_many, _ much [a lb.] Tant (fa livre] much for that'! [it is done with] Et d’un! Voila pour ...! | _much for, [his pretend&s, etc.] Voila une affaire reglee! | ... and_on, ... et ainsi de suite |_Comme ci comme ga | _ that .... De maniere que : de sorte que [provided) pourvu que ... | _ that I may ..., Afin que je puisse ... So'-calle’d a. [F. 14 lines back] SO AND SO [<fe f.] [pers] un tel, une telle Soak [sofce] va. tremper | _ into, penetrer | _up, imbiber | We are _ing wet, Nous sonmies trempes jusqu’aux os SOAP [sope] savon [va.) savonner | _BOILER fabricant de savon | -BUBBLE bulle de S | _STONE steatite | _SUDS [se-dz] (pi] eau de savon | -WORKS savonnerie Soap'y [so-pe] a. savonneux [fig) doucereux Soar [sore] vn. prendre 1‘essor :s’elever [above, sur) planer | _ING essor [a.) ardent SOB [o bref] sanglot [vn. -bbe'd) sangloter SOBB'ING [o bref] sanglots (pi] So'ber [o] a. sobre : temperant: modere : pose: serieux [not drunk) pas ivre : ... qui n’a pas bu | Was he_? Avait-il bu ? _va. ‘degriser’ [fig) desillusionner So'berlv ad. sobrement: moderement SO'BERNESS, SOBRI'ETY [so-brai-e-te] so- briete : moderation : gravite : serieux SOCI'ETY [se-fai-e-fe] societe [a.) mondain-e | London_, La societe de Londres | Used in good_, [word] Usite dans la bonne S | To go into_, Aller dans le monde SOCK [o bref] chaussette [sole) semelle SOCK'ET [o bref] emboiture [tools : bayonet) douille [lamp) bee [candle) bobeclie [hollow) Cavite [eye) orbite [tooth) alveole Reducing _.Manchon a reduction | -PIPE tuyau aM SOD [o bref] gazon | A_, Une motte de G | To cut the first_, Donner le premier coup de beetle (or de pioche] SO'DA [so-de, a comme e dans de] soude ' Split _,’ Demi-soda | -WATER [the usual equivalent is Eau de Seitz] [F. Siphon, Fr.] Sodd'e'n a. <f- pp. bouilli [wet) trempe Soev'er [so-ev'-e-r] conj. ... que ce soit SOF FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS SOL SOFA _ | SOFFITE soffit Soi [or_-meme] pron. one’s self, himself, herself. itself | Avoir sur_To have ... about one | Chacun pour — Each for himself | Re- venir a —, To come to' again | 11 va de _ que, It goes’without saying that... Soi-disant' a. pretended : would-be : so-called SOIE silk [poil) bristle: hair [d’outil) tang | De_, Silk [style soutenu) silken [papier) tissue (P] De longue [or courte] Long [ou short] stapled | _en flocons._plate. Floss silk | Des jours files d’or et de _, A bright and happy life | ‘ Un habille de_A pig | _d’ECOSSE silk-substitute SOIE'RIEsilk trade : S manufacture: S manufactory [etoffes de soie) silks (pi] Marchand de_S', Silk-mercer SOIF thirst (de, for] Avoir_de ..., To thirst for v. | J'ai__ I am thirsty Soign'er' va. to take cave of : to see to : to look after : to do ... carefully [malade) to nurse | Se_To take care of one's self | Soigne -e, Nice : finely-wrought [reliure) elegant | Ou- vrage tres soigne, Beautifully finished work Soign'eux' -euse a. careful [-sement'-lly] SOIN" care | Avec_Carefully | Avoir_de, To take care of : to look after | _S' [pi] attentions Aux_s de. To the care of [lettre) ‘ care of ’ | Aux bons_s de, Kindly obliged by ['K.O.B.'] Donner des_s a. To attend to SOIR evening : night [indie, ch. de fer) ‘p.m.’ | 6 heures du__ 6 o’clock in the evening | 10 heures du__ 10 o’clock at night | a ce_! Good-bye till this evening! SOIREE evening : E party : E performance : evening’s work SOiSSONS-' [pi] haricot beans Soit' conj. either : or |_l’un_l’autre, Either one or the other : whether it be one or the other | — que, [& subj.] Whether : or |_ ..., That is to say, ... : viz., ... : or ... | Soit [pr. the t] int. Well and good ! Very well! So be it! ‘ All right! ’ Done! Agreed ! <*> SOIXANTAINE about sixty : sixty years ^SOIXANTE [dfca.] sixty : sixtieth -DIX [pr. deece] [<£ a.] seventy | -dixi^me [x as z] a. * seventieth | Soixantieme a. sixtieth SOL soil : ground [vieux sens) sou | Cloue au —, Rooted to the spot | Solaire a. solar [V. SOLDAT” soldier 03^ [a.) soldierly [Cadran] Soldatesque a. soldierly [sf.) soldiery SOLDE pay : payment [ a la_de. In ...’s pay SOLDE settlement [com) job lot: surplus stock | _de COMPTE balance due | Pour_de tout C. In full of all, demands Solder' -va. to pay : to balance [des marclian- dises) to clear | Se__ To be paid, ou cleared | ... se solde par uneperte de 500 fr., ... shows a loss of 500 fr. SOLE _ | SOL^CISME_sm [cize-ni] SOLEIL' sun : sunshine [fleur) sunflower [feu d’artifice) Catherine-wheel | Au _, In the sun | Au_couchant, At sunset | Se chauffer au_To sun one’s self | Du bien au_, Property that won’t run away | Coup de_, Sunstroke | 11 fait du_, The sun is shining | Une journee de_A sunshiny (ou sunny) day /'Solennel -elle a. solemn : formal : state : official : special | Fete_elle, High-day ^ _llement' ad. solemnly : officially ASOLENNISATION" solemnization W Solenniser' va. to solemnize \SOLENNITE solemnity : ceremony SOLtiNOlDE solenoid SOF ENGLISH-FRENCH SOL SO'FA [so-/e] _: canape | -BED lit-canape Soft a. [gentle, sweet, not harsh) doux : delicat [weak, elastic, softened, mashy) mou [stone, bed, skin) tendre [soil) peu resistant [iron) doux [sex)aimable [silly) simple | To get__ Se ramollir | No turning_! Pas de mollesse!\ To boil (rice)_(ad.) Faire crever | -boile'd a. [egg] ... a la cogue | -SOA’P savon noir [_ SAWDER) eau benite de cour: flagornerie \ To_sawder. Flagorner | _ SOL'DER sou- dure tendre [V. Spoken] Sof't'en [soff-nn] va. [soak) amollir [ease off) adoucir [anger, fig.) apaiser [steel) detremper [iron) adoucir [to.) s’a : s'attendrir SOF'T'ENING amollissement [colours) adou- cissement | _of the BRAIN, Ramollisse- ment du cerveau Softly ad. doucement: mollement SOFT'NESS mollesse [gentleness) douceur SOIL [stain) tache [earth) sol | _va. tacher | Somewhat_e'd, [of drapery] Defraichi | A sandy_, Une terre sablonnmse | Native_, Sol natal SO'JOURN [dje-rne) sejour [to.) sejourner SO'JOURNER etranger de passage SOL'ACE [sol-e-ss] consolation : soulagement _ va. consoler (with, de] SO'LAN-GOOSE fou de Bassan Sold pp. [F. Sell] vendu -e [taken in) attrape : ‘enfonce’ | To be__ a vendre SO'L'DER [1 nul] soudure [va.) souder SO'L'DERING soudure [action) squdage -IRON soudoir : fer a souder SOL'DIER [pr. sol'dje-’r] soldat : militaire [V. Combattant] Foot-_, Fantassin | A great —, Un grand capitaine |_like,_ly a. martial: militaire SOL'DIERY [sol-dje-re] soldats(pl] [la) troupe ['brutal_,’ etc.) soldatesque SOLE [6] [of the foot) plante [of shoe) semelle [fish) sole [of carriage, tech) chassis [of rail) patin [a.) seul : unique [legatee) universel _AGENT seul representant: agent exclusif _BAR [tech] longeron | _PLATE plaque de fondation | -STRAP sous-pied Sole [d] va. ressemeler | To half-—, Mettre des demi-semelles a | Thick, Thin-sole’d, a semelles fortes, minces So'le’ly [o] ad. uniquement: seulement Sol'emn* [sol-e-mmj a. solennel fed | To look _, Prendre un air grave SOLEM'NITY [lemm'-ne-te] solennite fea SOLEMNIZA'TION [sol-em-naizeclie-nn] so- lennisation | Sol'emnize' [sol1em-naize] va. solenniser: celebrer Sol'emn'ly [n nul] ad. solennellement fea SOL FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS SOM SOLF^GE solfeggio Solfier- va. to sol-fa Solidaire a. jointly and severally answerable | _menf ad. jointly and severally Solidariser' va. to make ... jointly and severally responsible SOLIDARITE_darity : joint responsibility: communion of interests SOLIDE [soleed] solid : reality [a.) solid : strong: substantial: durable: good | Homme_, Man of sterling worth : man to be relied upon : man of some weight | Avoir l’esprit_, To be a person of strong mind Solidemenf ad. solidly : durably : strongly Solidifier' ya. to solidify SOLIDITE_ty : soundness : strength SOLILOQUE solil'oquy SOLISTE solo singer : soloist SOLITAIRE recluse : hermit [a.) solitary | Ver _, Tape-worm | merit* ad. solitary : alone SOLITUDE [sol'i-tioude, o dans sort] Dans la_, In S SOLIVE joist | _boiteuse, Trimmer SOLIVEAU joist [fig) a mere cipher of a king SOLLICITATION" solicitation Sollicker" va. to solicit : to urge (de, to] to beg : to petition : to request SOLLICITEUR -EUSE petitioner : person soli- SOLLICITUDE solicitude : care Lciting SOLO _ | SOLSTICE _ | SOLUBILITE—ty Soluble a._ [probleme) that can be solved SOLUTION" — [de continuity) separation : SOLVABILITE solvency Lbreak Solvable a. solvent [documents Solvit [Latin for ‘ Paid,’ appended to official SOMBRAGE first tillage or dressing Sombre [m nasal] a. gloomy : dark : obscure | 11 fait_, It is dark [ou overcast] Lumiere_, Dim light Sombrer- vn. to founder SOMMAIRE [<fc a.] summary | Plan_, sketch Sommairemenf ad. summarily |_maP SUMMATION" [t as ss] summons | Faire wne _a, To summon | Faire les trois_s, ‘ To read the Riot Act ’ SOMME sum : amount | Bete de_Beast of burden ) En_, _toute, After all : to conclude : finally SOMME sleep | Faire un_, To have a nap | Faire un petit_, To have ‘ forty winks ’ SOMMEIL' sleep | Avoir__ To be sleepy : to feel sleepy | _de plomb. Sound sleep Sommeill'er" vn.to slumber : to doze [fig) to SOMMELIER"-IEEE butler [lie dormant SOL ENGLISH—FRENCH so”Em“pr SOM Solic'it va. solliciter [prostit.) raccrocher _A'TION soil_[prostit.) racolage SOLICITOR [te-r] avoue [property sales) no- taire | -GEN'ERAL avocat general Solic'itous [fe-ss] a. desireux | To be_of, Desirer ardemment : etre avide de | To be — for, S’inquieter de : se preoccuper de SOLIC'ITUDE [so-liss'i-tioude] sollicitnde SOL'ID solide [a.) solide : massif [rock) plein : vive [measure) de capacity [person) serieux: solide : pose | In _ mahogany, En acajou massif | — drawn, [tube] Etire sans soudure Sol'idly ad. solidement Solil'oquize vn. se parler a soi-meme SOLIL'OQUY [lil'-e-koue]_que : monologue SO'LING [‘new_’] ressemelage [U. Sole] SOL'ITARINESS [e-te-re] solitude : retraite Solitary [sol'-e-te-re] a. solitaire : retire [one) seul [imprisonment) cellulaire SOL'OMON’S-SEAL' sceau-de-Salomon SOLU'TION s_ : dissolution [alcoholic) al- coole | Developing_, Revelateur | Fixing —, Fixateur | Toning_, Bain de virage | Toning and fixing_, Viro-fixateur Solve va. resoudre SOL'VENCY solvability SOL'VENT dissolvant [a. com) solvable Some [se-mm] a. quelque [pi) quelques [considerable) un(e) certain(e) : un certain nom- bre de [of, de) quelques-uns or -lines [a part) une partie [as opposed to others) les uns, or lines [indefinite quantity) du, de la, des, de | — bread, Du pain | — cream, De la creme \ — one way, — another, Les uns d’un cote, les autres de l’autre | _of us, Quelques-uns d’entre nous | _people, Certaines yens | There are — people who ..., 11 y a des gens qui ... | I have J’en ai | _' DAY, Un jour ou l’autre | _TIME ago, 11 y a quelque temps | It is_TIME since I wrote to him, 11 v a deja quelque temps que je ne lui ai ecrit | For_TIME, Depuis quelque temps: pendant quelque temps | After _ TIME, Apres un certain temps [ V. Matin, Fr.] _ thirty ..., Une trentaine (de] Quelque trente ... | _ ONE quelqu’un SOM'EBODY quelqu’un | To fancy o’self_, Se croire quelque chose [or quelqu’un] _ else, Quelqu’un d’autre Som'e liow ad. d’une maniere ou d’une autre : tant bien que mal [I can’t tell how) je ne sais comment SOM'ERSAULT, ou SOM'ERSET | To turn a _, Faire la culbute [acrobat) faire le saut pe- rilleux SOM'E’THING quelque chose (de] A _, Un je ne sais quoi Knock me_off, [in price] Rabattez-moi quelque chose |_to drink,... a boire | _to eat,... a manger | To have_to eat, Manger un morceau | _ for himself, Une gratification [cabmen, or labourers, etc.) un pourboire [Switzerland) une bonne-main I There’s_in that! Cela merite consideration C’est une idee! C’est quelque chose! | He’s — of a judge, 11 est quelque peu connaisseur [U. SORT, Eng.] _ ELSE quelque chose d’autre : autre chose _ad. un peu de ... | _like ..., Semblable a | That’s _ like a speech! [accent on ‘like’] Voila ce qui s’appelle un discours! | That’s _like' it! a la bonne heure7 Som'e’time ad. un jour | _ago, 11 y a quels'que temps | _or other, Un jour ou l’autre | :§Some’ti'mes ad. quelquefois : parfois : tan- •2tot ... (tantot ...] Som e what ad. quelque peu : un peu Som'e'where ad. quelque part | — else, Ai 1- leurs: autre part SOM FRANC AIS-ANGLAIS SOR Sommer’ va. to call upon : to summon (de. to] SOMMET’’ summit: top : head [fig) pinnacle SOMMIER ” mattress : hair-mattress [de voute) springer [nuts) soundboard [charp) bressomer [machine a vap.) entablature | _ elastique, Spring-M SOMMITE top : head [d’un arbre) leader —S' [pi] heights : most eminent men SOMNAMBULE [m before b nasal] [& f.) somnambulist ! _LISME_lism SOMNIFfeRE [<fc a.] soporific SOMNOLENCE _ Somnolent’ -e a._t : drowsy Somptuaire [w nasal] a. sumptuary Somptueux’ -ease [m nasal] a. sumptuous —eusement’ ad._ly ("ness S02IPTU0SITE [m nasal : s, z] sumptuous- SON” sound [du tambour) beat : roll [de ble) bran [rousseur, fam) freckles (pi] Son, Sa, [pi. Ses] a. his, her, its : his (etc.) own : one’s own j De sa poche, Out of his ou her own SON A TE sonata [pocket SONDAGE sounding [artesien) boring SONDE plummet [med) probe [mine) boring [a fromage) taster | Jeter la _, To heave the lead | Grande_, Deep sea lead Soncler' va. to sound : to try [line plaie, med.) to probe [&) to heave the lead : to sound SONDEUR leadsman (Visionary SONGE dream | En_, In a D | CREUX* Songer’ v-. to dream | _a, To think of SONGERIE reverie SONGEUR -EUSE dreamer SONNAILL'E cattle-bell SONNAILL’ER” bell-wethe Sonnant’ -e a. sounding : ringing : sonorous [horl.)... that strikes | 2 heures_es. Exactly at 2 | En especes_es, In hard cash | Mai_, a. ill-sounding Sonner’ v. to sound : to ring [un domestique) to ring for [horloge) to strike [pour un mort) to toll | 11 est deux heures sonnees, It has struck 2 : it is past 2 11 a 10 ans sonnes, He is turned 10 years old | On sonne ! There’s a ring at the bell! | Faire _ toutes les heures, To strike the clock round SONNERIE [son) ringing [cloches) ring [ou set] of bells [horloge) striking apparatus [de trompette) call: sound | SONNET” _ [sonn'ett] SONNETTE bell : pile-driving engine [V. Ser- SONNEUR bell-ringer : ringer [pent Sonore a. sonorous : full SONORITE sonorousness : sound : tone SOPHiSME [eece-m]_sm [iz'm, o dans sort] SOPHISTICA TION’ ’ adulteration Sophistiquer’ va. to sophisticate : to adulter- Soporifique a. soporific [ate : to tamper with SOPRANO [<& SOPRANE] soprano SORBET” sherbet [glace) ‘sorbet’ [liqueur- SORBETIERE ice-box : freezer [flavoured ice SORBIER” service-tree — des oiseaux, Mountain ash, ou ’rowan tree’ SORBONNE seat of the University of Paris [argot des voleurs) head SORCELLERIE witchcraft : sorcery* SORCIER” wizard : sorcerer : conjuror [jouet) tumbler | 11 n’est pas_, He won’t set the Thames on fire | SORCIERE witch : sorceress : conjuror \ Vieille_, Old hag Sordide a. sordid : mean [-ment’ -ly] SON ENGLISH-FRENCH SOR SON [se-mi\ fils [boy) garcjon | -IN-LAW gendre SONG chanson [Moses’, Solomon’s) cantique [of birds, etc.) chant | For a mere_, Pour rien | -THRUSH grive SONG'STER chanteur | Feathere’d_, C aile SONG'STRESS chantease Son'orous [re-ss] a. sonore Soon [soune] ad. bientot [early) tot ( _after, Bientot apres | As_as, Aussitot que : des que | How_? Quand ? Dans combien de temps ? | I’d as _ go, J’aimerais autant y aller ... | He’d very_be ..., 11 ne tarderait pas a etre ... | Too — by an hour, Trop tot d’une heure Soo'nei* ad. [rather) plutot [earlier) plus tot | _ or later, Tot ou tard | I would _ ..., J’aimerais mieux ... | No — had he ... than, 11 avait a peine ..., que ... | No_said than done, Sitot dit sitot fait | The_the better, Le plus tot sera le mieux SOOT [soutt, bref] suie | Soot'ed up, Encrasse Soothe [th faib.] va. calmer : adoucir : flatter Soo'thing [th faib.] a. doux : consolant [med) calmant | -SYRUP sirop calmant Soo'thingly ad. d’un ton consolant SOO'THSAYER [th fort] devin -eresse Tnoir Soot'y a. couvert [or plein] de suie : fuligineux: SOP morceau (trempe] [m-ppe’d) tremper _S soupe au lait [child’s word) ‘papin’ ("ter Sophisticate va. sophistiquer : falsifier : frela- SOPHISTRY sophismes (pi] SOPH OMORE etudiant de deuxieme annee [Gov’t coll, Fr.) ‘carre’ SOR'CERER sorcier | SOR'CERESS sorciere SOR'CERY sorcellerie: magie Sor'did a. sordide : avare : miserable SORE plaie [fig) mal [n.) douloureux : sensible : endolori: malade [heart) ulcere [touchy) susceptible [severe) rude | He’s very_about it, 11 en est fort mecontent | _ FINGERS mal aux doigts | I’ve a _ THROAT, J’ai mal a la gorge Tsivement: cruellement: fort So're’ly ad. severement : violennnent : exces- SO'RE’NESS douleur : mal: sensation penible SORR'EL oseille | _HORSE alezan Sorr'ily ad. chetivement: pauvrement SORR'OW’ [soro] douleur : tristesse : chagrin : affliction [vn.) s’affliger : s’attrister _over, Pleurer : s’affliger de Sorr'ow’ful [sor'-e-fl] a. triste [pers) afflige : chagrin | _fully ad. tristement Sorr'y a. fache : contrarie (for, de : to, de] triste : mechant: pauvre | Extremely —, ‘ Desole ’ | I am very_for it! Je le regrette vivement! J’en suis desole! | I am very — for him, Je le plains beaucoup | One isn’t — to ..., On n’est pas fache de I am_to say he is worse! Je regrette d’avoir a dire qu’il va plus mal! I’m very_I..., Je me sais mauvais gre de A_SIG’HT, Un triste spectacle SOR FRANCAIS—ANGLAIS SOU SORGHO sorghum : Indian millet SORNETTE idle talk : nonsense : stupid thing SORT" fate : chance : lot : destiny : position | Jeter un_a. To cast a spell over | Le_en est jete, The die is cast | Tirer au_, To draw Sortable a. suitable Ll°ts Sortant' -ea. retiring : outgoing [numero) that is drawn j Les entrants et les_s. The comers and goers SORTE [verbs used with sorte accord with noun following] sort KSj ; kind : manner [See Assortment] De_que, En_que, [subj.] So that: in such a way that | De la_Thus : so : in this manner | De telle_, In such a M (ou way] En quelque_, In some sort SORTIE going out : leaving [theatre) exit [du college) going home [endroit) way out [issue) outlet [ X.) sortie | Faire sa_[ & ] To set sail | Faire line _ a [fam] To ‘ give it to’: to fly into a passion with | a la —, [douanes] On exportation | a la_de, At the breaking- up of: at the end of Droit de_Export duty SORTIE de BAL opera-cloak SORTILEGE witchcraft: charm : spell SORTIR | Au_de.... On leaving : on rising from : at the breaking-up of: at the end of Sortir vn. (Table 19, conj. with Eire) to go out (de, of] to go away (de, from] to leave (de,...] to leave the room [se degager : de, ...) to get out of [ou off, ou away from] [s’exhaler : de, from) to rise [venir : de, from) to come : to have just left [ou come out of] [V. Recover] [peint) to come out [etre issu : de, from : sur, upon) to spring [se remettre) to recover [s’echapper) to escape | _va. [or Faire_] to get [ou bring]... out: to take out... | ‘D’oii sortez-vous?’ Where have you come from? [fig) What! didn’t you know that'? | 11 en est bien sorti, He has come out of it all right SOSIE very image : double Sot' Sotte a. silly : stupid : foolish | 11 demeura tout _, ‘He looked rather foolish’ | Un SOT' en trois lettres, A regular fool SOTIE satirical farce | SOTNIA _ Sottemeiit' ad. foolishly : stupidly SOTTISE foolery : nonsense : silly trick : foolish thing : piece of stupidity | Dire des_s a, To abuse [vulg) to ‘blackguard’ SOU halfpenny [fig) copper | Gros_Penny | Petit_, Halfpenny | Affaire de deux _s, Humbugging little concern : twopenny-halfpenny affair | _a_, A penny at a time | Sans le_Penniless | II n’a pas le_He hasn’t a copper | Pour un_de. A halfpenny- worth of [U. PENNY] Cela vaut 25 francs comme un_It’s worth a sovereign if it’s worth a penny [ou. 5 dollars if it's worth a cent] Le _du FRANC', A 5°/0 commission given by shopkeepers to servants shopping on their mistresses' account! SOUBASSE'MENT" base [de lit) valance SOUBRESAUT" start: jolt: shock SOUBRETTE maid-servant: lady's-maid : intriguing woman SOTJCHE stump : stock [pers.plais.) blockhead [ancetre) founder : stock [_d'une cheminee) stack [d’un registre) counter-foil | Faire_, To found a family | Livre a__ Cheque ticket book \pierre) ragstone SOUCHET" shoveller duck [plante) cyperus SOUCI care : anxiety : trouble : concern [bo?) marigold | _d’eau, Marsh-M | Devore de _s, Care-worn | Sans _, Free from care: careless [V. Sans] C’est le cadet de mes_s', It’s very little that that' troubles me se Soucier' vr. to care (de. for, about ...ing] to want (fo] Je m’en soucie comme de Colin Tampon, [or, ‘comme de l'an quarante,’] I don’t care a straw for him [ou it] Soucieux' -euse a. anxious SOUCOUPE saucer SOUDAGE soldering : brazing : welding Soudain" -e a. sudden : unexpected [ad.) all of a sudden | _ne'ment' ad. suddenly SOUDAINETE suddenness SOUDARD" or_ART" [hardened) old soldier SOJJDE soda [des varechs) kelp [plante) barilla Souder' va. to solder [braser) to braze [a chaude suante) to weld | Se__ To unite | Lampe a _Blow-lamp | Fer a _, [or SOUDOIR,] soldering iron Soudoyer' va. to keep in one’s pay : to subsidize : to hire : to bribe SOUDURE solder [faction) soldering [du fer) welding | Sans_[U. Solid, angl.] —-elec- trique, Electric welding j _forte, Hard solder _fondante. Plumber’s S SOUE [provincial] pigstye Souffert'-e pp. [U. Souffrir] fneau) blast SOUFFLAGE glass-blowing: sheathing [de four- Soufflant'-e a. puffing : blowing | Machine—e, Blast engine ["be at the point of death SOUFFLE breath | N’avoir plus que le —, To SOUFFLE puff | Souffle -e a. puffed Souffler' va. to blow [eteindre) to blow out [theat.) to prompt [jeu) to huff [tech) to case : to sheathe _... a C D, To ‘do C D out of...’ Ne pas_mot, [fam] Not to breathe a word SOR ENGLISH-FRENCH SOU SORT sorte fen : espece : classe | As a_of ..., a titre de | A decent_of, Un tres bon, line tres bonne | Queer_of. Drole de :... bizarre | I did say something of the_J'ai dit quelque chose d’approchant | Nothing of the_! 11 n’en est rien ! | Of the right_De bon aloi All that _ of [V. THING] _S [pi] [typ) senates | To turn for_s, [typ] Bloquer | Out of_s [ill) Pas dans son assiette : mal en train [out of temper) de mauvaise humeur Sort va. [match) assortir [arrange) trier SORT'ER trieur [U. Letter] SORT'ING triage : tri [matching) assortment \ Post-office_VAN, bureau ambulant SOT [sotte] fen ivrogne | Sott'ish a. abruti | _NESS abrutissement Soug h [soo, se-ff] vn. murmurer Soug ht [imp. <fc pp. V. Seek] SOUL [sole] ante | Not a_[fam] Pas un chat | The life and_(of] Le boute-en-train (de] High-_e'd. Qui a fame grande All _S’ DAY, Le jour des morts SOU FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS SOU SOUFFLERIE bellows : blast SOUFFLET" bellows (pi] pair of bellows [de voiture) hood [coup) slap in the face : box on the ear | 11 a requ la un rude_, [fig] It is a mortifying blow for him Souffieter' va. to box ...’s ears : to give ... a slap (in the face, etc.] SOUFFLEUR -EUSE blower [theat.) prompter SOUFFLURE blow-hole : air-hole : flaw SO UFFRANCE suffering : endurance [dr) delay | En _, In suspense : neglected : at a standstill : remaining unsettled Souffrant' -e a. suffering : patient: sickly : unwell : ill | Fort_, Very unwell | Partie_e, Part affected fing-stock [au college) fag SOUFFRE -DOULEUR drudge : butt : laugh- Souffreteux' -euse a. in want: miserable [ma- lade) unwell : poorly Souffrir v. (Table 23) to suffer (de, from] to bear : to admit of : to allow : to endure [fam) to stand [fig, de, to) to be pained | Faire_, To pain [ SOUFRAGE sulphuring SOUFRE sulphur [en canon) brimstone | _r' va. to sulphur | SOUFRIERE sulphur-mine | SOUFROIR sulphuring stove » SOUHAIT’ wish | a_, As well (ou nicely) as one could wish : ‘capitally’ | _s' de bonne annee, Best wishes for a happy new year Souhaiter' va. to wish SOU PEL' E [&] bed | Soui'U'er' va. to soil: to stain : to defile (de, with] SOUI'LL'ON ' [<fc f] [[cuisine] scullion | Petite_, Dirty little thing [ment SOUI'LL'URE spot: stain [du peche) defile- SOUL'fill [vulg) bellyful | Tout son_, One’s Sofil"-ea. [fam) drunk [de, of) sick : full [fill SOULAGEMENT"alleviation : ease : comfort Soulager' va. to ease : to comfort : to help : SOULARD"-E [vulg] drunkard Lto alleviate SoGler'ua. [vulg] to fill (de, with] to make ... drunk | Se_, To get drunk SOULEUR sudden fright : shock SOULEVEMENT' rising : revolt : rising indignation Igeol) upheaval [F. Frilling D^] Soulever' va. to raise : to stir up : to rouse : to provoke | — le cceur [or Faire_le cceur] a, To make one sick [sens propre) to turn one’s stomach | Se_, To rise : to rise in rebellion SOULIER " shoe SOULIGN'EMENT' underlining : marking Soulign'er' va. to underline [F. Italics] Souloir [vieux] vn. to be in the habit of SOULTE balance (of account] Soumettre va. (Table 66) to subdue : to submit | Se_, To submit : to give way Sounds' -e a. submissive : humble : respectful | Un fils _, A dutiful son Fille _e, Prostitute \ Sounds -e a, (pp.) Submitted to SOUMISSION" submission : obedience [com) tender | _NNAIRE [cfe f.] party tendering | _nner' va. to tender (..., for] SOUPAPE valve [tampon) plug |_s comman- dees, Mechanically operated Y’s |_d'echap- pement, Exhaust V | _a guide, Spindle V | _ de surete, Safety V _ d’admission, Inlet V SOUPCON"suspicion | Un_, [goutte,etc.] The least drop [ou taste] Un_de fievre, A slight Soupconner' va. to suspect |_t°uch of fever Soupconneux'-eii.se a. suspicious SOUPE soup [au lait) porridge | _au chou, Beef broth : broth | _grasse. Meat soup |_ maigre, S made of vegetables | _kla tortue, Turtle S | ' Une assiettee de_,’ A plate of S | Assiette a_, S-plate Trempe comme une_, Wet through | S’emporter comme une_au lait, To be of a very hasty temper SOUPENTE braces (pi] [lieu) loft SOURER” supper |_vn. to take supper [avec, de, ...) to have ... for supper Soupeser' va. to feel [ou to try] the weight of: SOUPIERE soup-tureen [fam) to ‘ heft ’ SOUPIR sigh : breath [en tnus) crotchet rest: pause | 11 rendit le dernier_, He breathed SOUPIRAIL' [pi. Soupiraux*] air-hole [his last SOUPIR ANT' suitor : lover : wooer [ long for Soupirer' v. to sigh : to breathe | _apres, To Sonple a. supple [fam) ‘lissom’ {reliure) limp \voix) flexible [fig) easy : easily managed | _comme un gant, Very pliable SOUPLESSE suppleness : flexibility [fig) compliance | Tours de_, Slippery tricks SOUQU'ENILLE smock-frock SOURCE_(de, of] [en ang. on pr. sorce] [eaw) spring [auteur) authority Eau de_, Spring- water | De bonne_, Upon good authority | Couler de_, To flow naturally, without effort SOU ENGLISH-FRENCH SOU ► X X (SOUND son : coup [instrum.) sonde [straits) detroit. [of fish) vessie [a.) sain : bon : en bon etat [doctrine : timber, etc.) sain [argument) solide [sleep) profond : ‘ de plomb ’ [joint) etanche | Safe and_, Sain et sauf, saine et . sauve | -HOLE ou'ie | -POST cime i Sound v. sonner: faire sonner [resound, with, : de) resonner [fathom, or probe) sonder [the | lungs, etc.) ausculter | To be _ed before a s vowel, se lier | To_like silver, Avoir le son de 1’argent | To _ probable, Avoir 1’air probable | To_well, Faire bon effet: faire bien SOUN'DING resonnement [measuring) son- dage [of lungs) auscultation | To try the_s, Chercher la sonde | High-_, a. ronflant : retentissant | -BOARD abat-yoix [of piano) v table d'harmonie ^Soun'dly ad. [hard, well) vigoureusement : ~ ferme [healthily) sainement [argue) judici- 5 eusement [sleep) profondement |SOUN'DNESS force : verite : purete [sound condition) bon etat SOUP potage : soupe fee : bouillon | Clear_, Consomme | Lentil _, Soupe aux lentilles | Pea _, Puree de pois | Thick —, Puree : creme \ Vermicelli _, Potage au vermicelle _KITCHEN fourneau economique _LADLE [a e] louche _PLATE [a e] assiette crease, or a soupe _TUREEN [tiou-rine] soupiere Sour a. acide: aigre [temper) aigre: reveche: V morose [green) vert [somewhat —) aigrelet § [va.) aigrir [vn.) s’aigrir | To taste —, Avoir § un gout acide | -KROUT choucroute SOU FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS SOU SOURC1ER" spring-finder (with divining-rod] SOURCSL" eye-brow | Sourcill'er' vn.to knit one’s brows : to frown | Sans_Without win- SourciH'eux'-euse a. supercilious : lofty [cing Sourd" -e a. deaf [V. Deaf, ang.] [bruit) dull: indistinct : smothered [lanterne) dark [lime) smooth [menee) underhand-.secret |_comme un pot, As deaf as a post SOURD" -E deaf man : deaf woman \ Frapper comme un__ To beat unmercifully Sourdement' ad. [se faire entendre) indistinctly : with a dull sound [fig) without making sr noise (about it] quietly SOURDINE damper | a la__ Quietly : softly SOURDON" cockle Sourdre vn. to rise : to spring up SOURICEAU little mouse SOURICIERE mouse-trap : police trap SOURIRE, SOURIS” smile Sourire vn. (Table 47) to smile (de. at] Cela me sourit, This takes my fancy | La fortune lui sourit, Fortune smiles on him SOURIS” mouse [cuisine) venison piece | Gris _, Mouse colour SOURLIURE [&] whipping Sournois' -e a. sly : tricky: ‘ deep ’ _emenf ad. slily SOURNOISERIE slyness Sous' prep, under : beneath [V. VENT'] _les armes, Under arms | _ pretexte de, On the pretence of | _pen de jours, In a few days | _ les yeux du lecteur, Before the reader Sous' a. sub-...: deputy-...: under-... : assistant-... : junior ... Sous-affermer' [or Sous'-fermer'] va. to underlet : to take ... on an under-lease SOUS’-BARBE de beaupre, [&] bobstay SOUS'-BIBLIOTH'£CAIRE assistant-librarian SOUS'-CAR BON ATE sub-carbonate SOUS'-CHEF deputy head-clerk [de gare) inspector : deputy station-master SOUSCRIPTEUR subscriber ("order SOUSCRIPTION" subscription : share-list: Souscrire v. (Table 48) to subscribe (a, to] [com) to take shares (a, in] to put o’s name down (for] [signer) to sign [fig) to agree Sous'-cutane -e a. subcutaneous SOUS'-DETAIL' detailed particulars (pi] SOUS'-DIRECTEUR deputy-governor SOUS’-DOMINANTE [•mus] subdominant Sous-entendre va. to understand | Etre sous- entendu, To be implied SOUS-ENTENDU something understood or implied : mental reservation SOUS'-FAITE [arch] king-post SOUS’-FERME under-lease SOUS’-GARDE guard (of the trigger] SOUS'-GENRE subgenus Sous'-jacent'-e a. subjacent: underlying SO US’-LIEUTENANCE sub-lieutenancy SOUS'-LIEUTENANT' sub-lieutenant: second SOUS'-LOCATAIRE under-tenant [lieutenant SOUS’-LOCATION" subletting Sous'-louer' va. to sublet : to rent ... of the SOUS’-MAIN” blotting-pad [tenant SOUS'-MAITRE usher : assistant-master SOUS’-MAiTRESSE governess: teacher SOUS'-MARIN” [<£ -e a.] submarine SOUS’-MEDIANTE [mus] submediant SOUS-CEUVRE underpinning : shoring up SOUS-OFFICIER" [fam. ‘ Sous-off ’] non-commissioned officer : ‘ non-com ’ SOUS-ORDRE subordinate [dr) garnishee order En — In a subordinate capacity SOUS'-PIED'' strap [trousers or gaiter strap] SOUS'-PRODUIT' by-product SOUS'-SECR£TAIRE under-secretary Soussigne-e a. \ Je,_I. the undersigned | Les —s (pi] The undersigned SOUS'-SOL basement [terre de_) subsoil SO USTRACTION’' abstraction [arithm.) subtraction | _frauduleuse, Theft Soustraire va. (Table 40) to abstract: to take ... away (de, a, from] to shield (a, from] [se- duire) to draw away [arith) to subtract (de, from] Se_a, To get away from : to escape SOUS'-TRAITANT' sub-contractor SOU S’-VENTRI ERE belly-band SOUS'-VETtMENT'S' (pi] underwear SOUTACHE braid | Broder en _, To braid SOUTANE cassock : cloth SOUTE [&] bunker : room |_ait CHARBON coal-bunker | _ aux POUDRES’ powder magazine | _aux VOILES' sail-room Soutenable a. tenable | Cela est_, This can be sustained, ou defended SOUTENANCE maintaining (of a thesis] SOUTENEMENT" prop | Murde_, Retaining- SOUTENEUR bully [wall Soutenir va. (Table 15) to sustain : to support: to keep up : to stick to [avec la main) to hold up [une famille, these) to maintain [resister a. supporter) to stand : to bear [depense) to afford : to be at (the expense] Se_, To keep one’s self: to support o’s : to keep up : to bear up [resister) to hold out (contre, against] Soutenu -e a. & pp. sustained : steady : unfailing [attent.) close [style) lofty : grand SOUTERRAIN” underground passage:subway: vault [si3l) tunnel _-e a. subterranean [fam) underground [fig) underhand : hidden | * SOUTH'DOWN ’ _ SOU ENGLISH-FRENCH SOU §SouTisli a. aigrelet | Sour'ly ad. avec ai- g SOUR'NESS aigreur : acidite [greur Souse [pr. saouce] va. [into, dans) plonger [wet) tremper : saucer | To go_ into, Tomber la tete la premiere dans SOUTH [saouth : th fort] midi: sud [a.) du sud: sud : du midi [ad.) au sud | _of, ad. au sud de | In [ou To] the_of France, Dans le midi (de la France] The_POLE, Le pole sud | The_SEA, La mer du sud _by EAST, sud-quart-sud-est -EAST, sud-est -eastern a. du sud-est -EAST by EAST, sud-est-quart-est SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST, sud-sud-est SOUTH by WEST, sud-quart-sud-ouest SOUTH-WEST, sud-ouest [etc., etc.] SOU'THDOWN [saouth-daoune] ‘pre-sale’ SOU FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS SPA SOUTIEN" prop : support: mainstay SOUTIRAGE racking : decanting : drawing off Soutirer' va. to draw ... off: to rack | _ ... a, [fig] ‘ To do ... out of ... ’ SOUVENANCE \ Donee — Sweet memories SOUVENIR ‘_’ : remembrance : recollection : memory : reminder : keepsake : memorial | Rappelez-moi au — de .... Remember me to ... [F. Remember] aCD,_de G H. ‘ C D, a token of remembrance from GH' | Faire_, To remind (de. of : de. to] Se__ vr. (Table 15) to remember (de. ... : d’avoir, having] Yous souvient-il de ...? Do you remember ... ? Souvent' ad. often | Assez_Not unfrequent - ly | Le plus __ Mostly : most frequently : often : oftener | Plus_! [exclamat. ] I dare say! What next! Not if I know it! Don’t you wish you may get it! Souvenu -e pp. [ F. Souvenir] SOUVERAIN" sovereign | _-e a. sovereign [cour) supreme \r_ement' ad. supremely SOUVERAINETE sovereignty Soyeux' -euse a. silky Soy on s [F. Etre] S. P. [Saint pere] ‘Holy Father’ S. P. A. [societe protectri.ee des animaux] Spacieux’ -euse a. spacious : ... with plenty of room | _semenf ad. spaciously SPADASSIN" bully : hired ruffian : bravo SPADRILLE [F Espadrille] SPARADRAP [pr. the p] sticking-plaster SPARTE esparto [SPARTE is Sparta] SPARTERIE esparto goods SPARTIATE [first t like ss] [<Sc a.] Spartan SPASME [ssm] spasm [zm\ Spasmodique a._ic TdTslande, Iceland S SPATH' [spat] spar | _fluor. Fluor S | _ SPATULE spatula [oiseau) spoonbill SOU ENGLISH-FRENCH SPA South'erly, South'ern, [se-the-r-le. se-tlie-rn : til faible] a. meridional: du sud [of France) du midi | The SOUTH'ERN CROSS, La Croix du Sud | SOUTH ERNER meridional [U.S.A.) sudiste SOUTH'ERNWOOD [pr. se-the-rn : th faible] herbe royale: eitronnelle: aurone SOU THING [of star] passage au meridien Southward [saouth : tlx fort] ad. vers le sud ‘SOU’WESTER’ [saoit] suroit SOV'EREIG’N [re-nn] [<fe a.] souverain -e [coin) souverain : piece de vingt-cinq francs | Half a_, Un demi-souverain : Douze francs cin- quante _REMEDY, remede souverain SOV'EREIG'NTY [re-nnte] souverainete SOW [sao] truie | _THIST'LE laiteron Sow- [so] va. \_pp. Sown] semer [with, de) en- semencer [discord) semer : repandre SO'W'ER [so-e-r] semeur, semeuse SO'WT,ING [iv nul] ensemencement _TIME semailles (pi] Sown [pp. F. Sow] SPA ville d'eanx: station thermale SPACE [spe'ce] espace : etendue [typ) espace | _between, Entre-deux : intervalle | Our limited _ [in writing] Le peu d’espace dont nous disposons | To_... out, Espacer SPA'CING [spe\ espacement Spa'cious [spe'e/ie-ss] a. spacieux : vaste _NESS grandeur : grande etendue' SPADE [spede] beche | To dig ... with a _, Becher [F. Chat, Fr.j _S [cards] pique SPA'DE'FUL pelletee Spake [imp. F. Speak] ‘SPAL'PEEN’ [Irish] coquin: ‘pauvre diable’ SPAN empan : envergure [pair) couple : deux (chevaux] [roof, arch) ouverture [4>) pendeur Span [-nne'd] va. mesurer : embrasser : don- ner l'ouverture a [&) brider SPAN'DREL [arch] tympan SPAN'GLE paillette [.va.) pailleter (with, de] SPANIARD [spann-ye-rde] Espagnol-e SPAN'IEL [spann-ye-l] epagneul SPAN'ISH [<fc a.] espagnol |_FLY' cantharide SPANK'ER brigantine : artimon | _ BOOM gui : home | _ GAFF corne | _ PEAK HALLIARD martinet (du pic] ‘ Spank'ing ’ a. vigoureux SPANN'ER clef | Adjustable, Shifting_, Clef anglaise | Box__ G tubulaire SPAR spath [&) matereau : espars [F. Mature] Spar [-rre'd] vn. boxer : se battre Spare [a e] v. epargner [antiquities, etc.) respecter [to do without) se passer de [yield) ac- corder : faire grace de [give) donner [lend) prefer [lose) perdre [not overtask) menager | _ my feelings! Epai'gnez-moi! | To_his life, Epargner sa vie [F. Expense] He didn’t_ hun, 11 ne l’a pas manque | Enough and to _, De reste | ... to _, ... dont on peut disposer : ... dont nous, etc., pouvons disposer Spare [a e] a. disponible [over) de reste : libre [for replacing) de rechange [F. SPAR] _ DI'ET [i off] maigre chere Of_ HABIT, a. maigre et sec | _PARTS, [tech] pieces de rechange | _ROOM, _BED, chambre, lit, d’ami | _TIME loisir : temps disponible | A little _time, Un moment a soi | My_time, Mes loisirs _WHEEL roue de rechange | ‘ SPARES ’ [pi] pieces de rechange SPA'RE RIB Ea e] cote de pore Spa'ring [a e] a. [of, de] menager : econome : sobi'e |_ly ad. maigrement: mesquinement: ne ... que : tres peu SPARK etincelle [dandy) elegant : ‘gandin’ SPAR'KING | Defective__ Rates d’allumage | To ‘go_’ [Americ.] Faire sa cour | -LEVER manette d’allumage | -PLUG bougie (d’A] SPAR'KLE etincellement: eclat | _vn. etin- celer [liquors) mousser : petiller Spark'ling a. etincelant [liq.) mousseux SPARR'OW' [ic nul ] moineau [fam) pierrot | Hedge- Mouchet Hen _, Pierrette\ Tree-—, Friquet | -HAWK [aw, o dans sort] epervier Sparse [spdrce\ a. epars SPAR'TAN [te-mi] [& a.] Spartiate Spat [imp. & pp. V. Spit] SPATS [pi] guetres SPATE [a e\ [Scotland] crue (d’ean] Spatt'er va. eclabousser (with, de] SPAY'IN eparvin | _e'd a. qui a des eparvins SPAWN frai [mushroom) blanc de champignon [pers, fig) engeance [vn.) frayer SPAWN'ING frai : action de frayer | -PLACE frayere \ -TIME frai: temps du F SPE FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS SPE Special -e a. special : particular : peculiar : specially devoted (to] Specialement' ad. specially : peculiarly se Specialise!*' vr. to specialize (dans, in] SP^CIALISTE_ist | Medecin_, Specialist SPECIALITE specialty [spech'-l-te]_de ..., ... warehouse : special depot for ... | Se faire une_de, To lay one’s self out specially for: to make ... a leading thing : to devote special attention to | _S' [med.] patent medicines Specieux' -euse a. spe'cious [-seinenf -ly] SPECIFICATION" _ [keche-mi] Specifier- va. to specify TS gravity SPECIFIQUE [<fc a.]_ic (contre, for] Poids_, Specifiquemenf ad. specifically SPECIMEN [pr. menu]_[pr. speg'i-menn] SPECTACLE [ang. pr. te-ke-l] show : sight [theat) play | Salle de_, Theatre SPECTATEUR - TRICE _tor [spekte-te-r] _S' (pi] audience Spectral -e a._ | Analyse_e, Spectrum ana- SPECTRE_: ghost [opt) spectrum [lysis SPECTROSCOPE _ SPitCULATEUR-TRICE speculator [a.) speculative | Speculatif -ive a._ive SPECULATION" _ [V. SPEC D^] Speculer' vn. to speculate (sur, on, in] _sur les bles, To speculate in wheat SPE ENGLISH-FRENCH SPE Speak [pr. spike} v. [imp. Spoke : pp. Spoken] parler [say) dire [pronounce) prononcer [at a meeting) prendre la parole: faire un discours [a ship) heler : rencontrer | He_s very bad English, 11 ecorche l’anglais | He didn't _, 11 n’a pas ouvert la bouche | Nothing worth —ing of, Rien de serieux : peu de chose | So to _, Pour ainsi dire | _ a few words to, Adresser quelques mots a | _the word, Parler | To_of ... as a ..., Qualifier ... de ... : traiter ... de | _out, [loud) parler fort [be frank) dire le fond de sa pensee \_up, parler plus fort — up for, parler hautement pour | — well [or ill] of, Dire du bien, du mal de : parler en bons, en mauvais, termes de | _ well for, Faire honneur a : etre a 1H de SPEA'KER [spt] celui qui parle [public_) ora- teur [parliament) president (de la Chanibre] The first —, Le premier opinant | The last —, L’honorable preopinant | _SHIP presi- dence de la Chambre SPEA'KING [ea i] discours [a.) parlant | _ TUBE tuyau acoustique | _ TRUM'PET cornet acoustique : porte-rouc SPEAR [pr. spire] lance [boar) epieu [salmon) fouine : harpon [of pump) maitresse tige [va.) transpercer d’un coup de lance [or d’epieu] prendre ... a la fouine : harponner | -HEAD [hedd] fer de lance SPEA'RMINT [ea i] menthe verte [or a epi] ‘ SPEC ’ | ‘ On_, ’ Comme speculation Spec'ial [spec7;e-l] a. special: expres [corresp.) particulier [enquiry) officiel [commission) extraordinaire [ V. Appointment, Orfevre] Specially [specli-e-le] ad. specialement SPECIALTY speciality SPE'CIE [syn-chi] In _, En especes : en numeraire SPE'CIES [spi-cldze] espece | Origin of_, Origine des E’s SPECIF'IC [<fc a.] specifique — GRAY'ITY poids specifique SPECIFICA'TION [keche-mi] s_ [of a patent) description [tender) memoire descriptif : de- vis : eahier des charges Specify [y at] va. specifier : determiner [time) fixer d'avance : indiquer | Unless otherwise —fled, a moins d’indication contraire SPEC IMEN [menu] modele : specimen : sujet Spe'cious a. specieux -euse [-ly, -sement] SPECK marque : point [of dirt) petite tache Spec'kle va. tacheter (with, de] SPEC'TACLE _ tea | -MA'KER lunetier Spec'tacle’d SNAKE, serpent a lunettes SPEC'TACLES [te] [pi] lunettes fspectrale SPEC'TRUM spectre | _ ANALYSIS analyse Spec'ulate [you-lete] vn. speculer (in, on, sur] _in Funds, [Y. Hausse] Sped [imp. & pp. V. Speed] SPEECH [spvtcli] parole [tongue) longue [public _, and granim.) discours [barrister’s_) plaidoirie [V. Figure] He has an impediment in his _, 11 a un vice de prononciation \ Part of_, Partie du discours | To make a _, Faire [or prononcer] un D | —IFIER faiseur de beaux discours | _IFYING [y at] beaux discours | To be fond of_, Aimer a perorer | —ify [y at] vn. perorer | _less a. interdit : sans voix: muet ''SPEED diligence : hate : vitesse : rapidite \ Good_, Bonne chance | Full_, ad. [train, steamer, etc.) a toute vitesse [on horseback) a bride abattue [running) a toutes jambes : en prenant ses jambes a son cou | With 3-_ « GEAR, a 3 vitesses | -INDICATOR [ou _OM'ETER] indicateur de vitesse : tachy- « metre | Speed v. [imp. & pp. Sped] hater : se hater : aller : prosperer Spee'dily ad. vite : promptement SPEE'DINESS promptitude fpetit-chene SPEED'WELL | Germander_, Veronique : ^Spee'dy a. prompt: rapide : expeditif SPELL charme [weather) periode \ To take a _at, Prendre son tour a | -bound a. charme Spell v. [imp. & pp. Spelt] ecrire (with, par] [orally) epeler [the watch) appeler | To learn to_Apprendre Vortliograplie | How is it spelt? Comment cela s’ecrit-il ? | It is usually spelt..., L'orthographe liabituelle est [or avec] ... | Spelt in full, En toutes lettres SPELL'ICANS [ke-nnze] [pi] jonchets SPELLING orthographe: epellation -BEE [bt] concours orthographique -BOOK abecedaire : livre de lecture _REFORM la reforme de Vorthographe Spelt [imp. A pp. V. Spell] SPEL'TER zinc (en plaques] soudure forte SPEN'CER [coat] ‘_’ [V. SAIL, 24, 25] Spend va. [imp. & pp. Spent] depenser : dis- siper : employer [time) passer | — the evening with, Passer la soiree chez [or avec] — one’s self, s’epuiser | SPEND'THRIFT prodigue Spent [V. Spend] a. epuise [ball) mort SPE FRAN AIS—AN GL AIS SPO SPELONQUE cavern : den [gopher SPERMACETI 0^ sperm oil | SPERMOPHILE SPHAIGN'E sphagnum : peat-moss SPHERE — [ang. pr. splnre] [artificielle) globe [fig)sphere Spherique a. spherical [menf -lly] SPHINX _ IV. MOTH D^] SPIC spike-lavender | Huile de__ Spike-oil Spinal -e a. spinal [spaine-l] SPINELLE spinel' Spiral -e a. spiral [spat] SPIRAL [or Ressort_] hair-spring SPIRALE spiral : spire | SPIREE spirea SPIRE spiral: coil SPIRITE spiritualist: spirit-rapper SPIRITISME [eece-rn] spiritualism [s, z] Spiritualiser' va. to spiritualize SPIRITUALISME [eece-m] [philos.]_sm [zz'ni\ SPIRITUALISTE [philos.'] _ist SPIRITUALITE_ty : spiritual nature SP1RITUEL spiritual power: spiritual matters (pi] _-elle a. [qui a de l’esprit) witty: smart [air) intelligent [incorporel, et sens religieux) spiritual [concert) sacred Spirituellement' ad. wittily [relig) spiritually SPIRITUEUX' spirit [fam) spirits _-ease a. spirituous SPLENDEUR splendour: brightness Splendide a._d [-menf -ly] SPLEEN [pr. as in Eng.] _: low spirits SPOLIATEUR spoiler _-trice a. of spoliation SPOLIATION" [t as ss] — [spoli-eclie-mi] Spolier' va. to rob : to despoil (de, of] SPE ENGLISH-FRENCH SPL SPERM, SPERMACETI, blanc de baleine \ _CANDLE bougie de blanc de baleine SPERM OIL huile de spermaceti Spew [spiou\ v. vomir : rejeter SPHERE sphere | Limited_, Cadre limite SPICE [i at] epice [of, de) teinture [va. with, de) epicer | Spi'cy a. epice : aromatique : embaume [slang) impayable : fameux : chic Spick and span a. tout flambant neuf SPI'DER [i at] araignee | _S WEB toile d’A SPIG'OT [spi-ghe-tt] fausset SPIKE [i at] pointe [for gun) clou [bot) epi | [va.) enclouer (un canon] clouer : herisser SPILL [for lighting) allumette de papier [ To have a _, [eye] 1 Ramasser une buche ’ | -CUP porte-allumettes [perdre [F. MILK] Spill va. [imp. Spille'd: pp. Spilt] repandre: Spin v. [p. pres. Spinning : imp. & pp. Spun] filer [top, etc.) faire aller [revolve) tourner | _ out, delayer | To _ out a long story, Debiter une longue histoire | To be ‘ spun ’ [exam.] Etre ‘ retoque,’ or ‘ retape ’ SPIN'ACH [spitin'etcli\ epinards (pi] Spi'nal [i, at] a._MARROW’ moelle epiniere _COMPLAINT rnaladie de la M. e SPIN'DLE fuseau [in mills) broclie [axle) axe | Valve__ Tige de soupape | ‘-SHANKS ’ [pi] janibes de fuseau | -TREE fusain A'Europe SPINE [i at] epine dorsale [point) epine SPINN'ER fileur-euse [master) filateur SPINNING filage | _ MILL filature \ _ SPIN'STER fille [WHEEL rouet SPI'RACLE [spdi-re-ke-l] pore Spi'ral [spai-re-l] a_[staircase) en limatjon | Spi'rally [i at] ad. en spirale SPIRE [i at] fieche : clocher [tip) pointe SPIR'IT [i bref] [mind, ghost, essence) esprit [brandy, gin, etc.) spiritueux [med) alcoolat (of, de [fig.,force, life, fire) entrain:animation: ardeur : elan : verve [horse) fougue | —S [of wine) esprit (de vin] [Camphorated _of wine is usually asked for in France as Alcool cam- phre] [of turpentine) essence [ardent —s) les spiritueux | Methylated _, Alcool denature | In GOOD SPIRITS, gai: en train : en verve: de bonne humeur | In HIG H _S, tres en train | LOW' _S, abattement In low —s, Abattu | To keep one’s_s up, Ne pas perdre courage | -LAMP lampe a alcool | -LEVEL niveau a bulle d’air | -RAPPER medium: spirite | -RAPPING le spiritisme Spirit ... away va. faire disparaitre : enlever Spir'ited a. plein d’entrain : plein de vivacite [daring) hardi [full of mettle) vif : fougueux | High-__ Plein d’ardeur : vif : noble : fier | Low-_, Abattu | Mean-—, Bas : meprisable: mesquin | Spiritedly ad. vigoureusement: avec feu : chaleureusement: avec entrain SPIR'ITEDNESS vigueur : entrain : ardeur Spiritless a. abattu : sans vie : enerve Spiritual [tiou-e-l] a. spirituel SPIRITUALIST spirite: spiritualiste SPIR'ITUALISM spiritisme [in philosophical sense) spiritualisme Spirituous [tiou-e-ss] a. spiritueux SPIRT effort: ‘ coup de collier’ [of a liquid) jet [rn.) [or _ out] jaillir [pen) cracher [m.) faire jaillir SPIT broclie [va. -tted) embrocher Spit v. [p. pres. Spitting : imp. <& pp. Spat] cracher (at, on, sur : in, a] SPITE [i at] rancune | To have a _against, Garder R a : avoir une dent contre : en vouloir a | In_of, En depit de : malgre j In_of it all, Malgre tout | Out of_, Par R : par depit _va. depiter : contrarier Spi'te'ful [i at] a. rancunier : vindicatif: plein de rancune [cat) mechant ] —lly ad. avec [or par] rancune | _NESS rancune SPITTING crachement | SPIT'TLE salive [fam) crachat | SPITTOO'N [toune] crachoir SPLASH [of mud) eclaboussure : gachis [noise) bruit: clapotement (de lean] [parade, display) ‘esbroufe’ [r.) eclabousser | -BOARD garde- Splasli'y a. gacheux : bourbeux [crotte Splay'footed [sple ] a. au pied plat SPLEEN [spline] rate [low spirits) ‘spleen’ : melancolie [spite) fiel | _WORT asplenie Splen'did [splenn' ] a. splendide : magnifique: grand -e : superbe [-ly, -ment] SPLICE [i at] epissure [ra.) episser | Eye —, CEil 1 Cut Giil au milieu d’ltne manoeuvre | Long _, E. longue | Short__ E. courte or carree | ‘To get_d,’ [vulgar] Se marier | SPLI'CING-FID epissoir SPLINT eclisse [on horses) suros [txt.) eclisser SPLIN'TER picot: eclat [of bone) esquille _va. faire eclater [vn.) eclater | -BAR volee SPL ENGLISH—FRENCH SPR SPLIT fente : fissure [fig) scission Split va. [p. pres. Splitting : imp. & pp. Split] fendre : eclater [divide) partager [cloth, etc.) decliirer [wi.) se fendre : se crevasser [with, de) crever | _against, se briser contre | _ off, enlever en fendant [politic, party) faire scission : se separer _with LAUGHTER, crever [or se tordre] de rire | To_HAIRS, Couper un cheveu en quatre | _COTT'ER [tech] clavette fendue | _PIN goupille fen- due |_RING anneau brise | SPLITT'ER fen- SPLUTT'ER vacarme [vn.) bredouiller Ldeur SPOIL butin : pillage : depouilles (pi] [V. Ga- _BANK remblai: deblais (pi] [teau Spoil va. [rob) depouiller (of, de] [deteriorate) gater [clothes, etc.) abimer [appetite) couper [ V. TAR] [vn.) se gater | To be _ing for, Brfiler de | _e'd CHILD enfant gate SPOIL'ER corrupteur : qui gate : spoliateur SPOIL'ING [injury] deterioration SPOKE rais: rayon | To put a _ in his WHEEL, Liu mettre des batons dans les roues [imp. V. Speak] Spo'ke'n [6] pp. [ V. Speak] Soft-_, Smooth- _, Au doux parler [‘soapy’) doucereux : miel- leux | ... _here. Ici on parle ... SPO'KE’SHAYE [o : a. e'] wastringue SPO'KE'SMAN [o] orateur [of, de) organe SPONGE [spe-nnj] eponge [artill’y) ecouvillon [ra.) eponger : ecouvillonner | To 1 throw up the ‘Jeter le manche apres la cognee’: s’a- vouer vaincu | _ out, effacer | _ ... up, eponger | _ upon, Vivre aux crochets de : ‘tirer descarottes a’ | _BATH bain anglais: liydrotherapie | _-CAKE biscuit de Savoie [small one) Bata cuiller | SPON'GINESS nature spongieuse Spon'gy a. spongieux SPON'SOR [se-r] repondant: garant _S (pi] [at font] parrain et marraine Sponta neous [te] a._tane [-ly -ment] SPOOL [spoiile] bobine SPOON [spoune] cuiller | Dessert-_, G a dessert [or a entremets] Salt-_, Cuiller a sel | Tea-_, C a cafe | Table-_, C a Louche [U. SPOON-BILL spatule [Silver ‘ SPOONEY ’ blanc-bec : nigaud SPOO'NFUL cuilleree SPOO'N-MEAT aliments liquides (pi] SPORT divertissement: plaisanterie : exercice [hunt & shoot) chasse [fishing) peche [racing) sport | In _, Par plaisanterie : pour rire : en badinant | To make_of, Se moquer de | To have good_, [shooting] Faire une bonne chasse | Field_S, La chasse et la peche [Note : is from old Fr. ‘ desport, ’ pastime or amusement] Sport va. faire parade [vn.) folatrer (with, avec] SPORT'ING la chasse [racing) le ‘sport’ [a.) de C: sportif | _CHAR'ACTER sportsman | _RIFLE fusil de chasse The_WORLD, le monde sportif Sportive a. folatre : amusant SPO'RTIYE'NESS enjouement JSPO'RTSMAN [pi._men] chasseur SPOT taclie : pois [place) lieu : endroit [cherished) coin | On the_, Sur place [there and then) sur-le-champ | Killed on the _, Tue sur le coup | Rooted to the_, Cloue au sol | To pay ‘_CASH,’ Payer comptant Spot [-tted] va. [with, de] tacheter [spoil) tacher [slang) reconnaitre | _tted, [net] ... a pois | It is _tting, [rain] 11 tombe deja quelques gouttes | Spot'less a. sans tache | Spott'ed FE'VEIi meningite cerebro-spinale / SPOUSE epoux | SPOUSE epouse SPOUT [for water) gouttiere [pump) degor- geoir [jet) jet (d’ean, etc.] [of a kettle) bee | '§ Up the__ [vulg] ‘Au clou’ : ‘chez ma tante’ s Spout vn. [ up, out) jaillir [to speechify) § perorer [to.) jeter rbeaux discours 7‘SPOUT'ER’ peroreur : rheteur : faiseur de 1 SPOUT'ING jaillissement [speechifying) de- V, damnation [gutter) gouttieres (pi] * Sprack ’ a. [fam] egrillard SPRAIN entorse : foulure \ To_one’s ankle, Se donner une To_one’s wrist, Se fouler le i5oignet | _e'd a. foule Sprang [imp. V. Spring] SPRAT ‘ sprat’ | It’s a_to catch a MACKEREL, C’est donner un oeuf pour avoir un boeuf Spraw'ling [aw, o dans sort] participe pres. | To lie_on, Etre etale [or couche tout de son long] sur | To send ... _, Envoyer rouler ... SPRAY [spre] [twig) branche : brin [of water) poussiere : ecume [instrument) pulverisateur [to.) lancer ... en fines gouttelettes : pulveriser SPREAD [spredd] developpement: etendue [of doctrines, etc.)propagation: progres, pi [feast) repas : festin _ EAGLE [ea i] aigle eployee \ _EAGLETSM chauvinisme americain Spread v. [imp. <& pp._] [_out) etendre : s’e [_abroad) repandre : se r : semer [the cloth) mettre [sails, nets) tendrt Iqi* ‘SPREE’ [vulg] To go out on the __ ‘Partir en bombe' \ To have a __ ‘Faire la noce’: etre en goguette \ To_, ‘Rigoler’ SPRIG brin : branche [nail) pointe SPRI’G'HTLINESS [sprditf] vivacite Spri'g'htly a. gai: enjoue : vif j SPRING elasticity [steel_, etc.) ressort[of an arch) naissance (de voute] [bound) elan: saut: bond [of water) source (d’eem] [season) prin- temps [cable) embossure [stay) draille | In the _, Au P To give a_, Faire un bond : prendre son elan | With _S [carriage] Suspendu | Without_S, Non-suspendu | _S [spa] eaux Spring a. du printemps : printanier [having a _) a ressort: elastique [carts, etc.) suspendu _BLIND store | _BOA'RD tremplin _CLEAN'ING [dine] grand nettoyage _FORK fourche elastique [ressort _GUN piege a fusil | -HANGER main de _MATT'RESS sommier elastique _TIDE [taidd] grande maree : M de syzygie _Y/HEAT [huitt] ble de mars Spring v. [imp. Sprang : pp. Sprung] [to yield) se dejeter [to leap) bondir : s’elancer [water) jaillir (out of, de] [to grow) pousser [fig, from, de) sortir : provenir : venir [let off, set going) faire jouer [mast) consentir : faire c [a leak) faire (une vote d'eau] [a plank) larguer _up, [plants) pousser [fig) s’elever SPRINGE [g dj] lacet: filet SPRING'ER [voussom] sommier SPRINGINESS elasticity SPRING'ING [elasticity) elasticity [growing up) croissance [spurting) jaillissement -LINE ligne de naissance SPO FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS STA Spongieux'-euse a. spongy [spe-nn-dje] Spontane -e a. spontaneous [tene-ye-ss] Spontanemenf ad. spontaneously [a, e] SPONTANEITE _neity [ra-e] Sporadique a. sporadic SPORT" _| Les_s. Sport Sportif -ive a. sporting SPUTATION" [med] spitting SQUALE dog-fish flake’ Squameux’ -euse a. scaly SQU'ELETTE skeleton | _ambulant. Walking SQU-IRRE scirrhus |_S S. S. [S'a Saintete ] ‘ His Holiness ’ S.S.O. [sud-sud-ouest] S.S. W. [sou’-sou’-west] SS. PP. [abbrev. for ‘saints peres’] St! int. Hi there ! Holloa ! Hold on a moment! STABILITE _ty : firmness Stable a. steady : firm : durable SPR ENGLISH-FRENCH STA Spring'y a. elastique Sprin'kle [sprignk'l] va. [_about) repandre [with, de) arroser [edges) jasper [‘holy water’) asperger [dust over) saupoudrer SPRIN'KLING arrosement [by a priest) aspersion [rain) pluie fine : quelques gouttes d’eau [fig) teinture \ -CAN [Amer.] arrosoir SPRINT'-RACE course de vitesse SPRIT livarde [U. SAIL, 32, 33] SPRITE [i at] esprit follet: farfadet SPROCK’ET-WHEEL engrenage a chaine [motor-car, etc.) pignon de G SPROUT [spraoutf] pousse : rejeton [vtt.)pous- ser : germer : bourgeonner | Brussels_S. pi. Choux de Bruxelles SPRUCE [sprouce] sapin | _a. [or_d up] pare : bien mis : tire a quatre epingles _ly ad. d’une maniere recherchee Sprung [pp. V. Spring] SPUD [spe-d] bequille : sarcloir [provincialism for potato) pomme de ter re Spun [V. Spin] _YARN bitord: fil de caret SPUR [spe-r] [rider’s and of mountain) eperon fea [of cocks, etc.) ergot [fig) aiguillon (to, pour] On the _ of the moment, Sous Vim- pulsion du moment | -GEARING engrenage cylindrique | - WHEEL roue a denture droite Spur [-rre'd] va. eperonner [on to, a) stimuler: exciter | Spurred on by, Aiguillonne par SPURGE euphorbe | _LAUREL daphne Spu'rious [spiouri-e-ss] a. faux : falsifie [edition) contrefait: de contrefagon : apocryphe Spurn va. chasser (from, de] repousser Spurre'd [spe-rde] a. eperonne [rye) ergote SPURT [speurtf] jet | To ‘ put on a_,’ Donner un ‘ coup de collier ’ | Final_, [cycle race] Sputt'er [spe-te-r] vn. cracher [Emballage SPY [spat] espion [va.) epier |_out, decouvrir _into, examiner de pres : scruter | -GLASS SQUAB jeune pigeon \longue-vue — SQUAB'BLE querelle : bagarre [vn.) se cha- o mailler | Always squabbling, Toujours a se c. .r, SQUAD J Awkward_, Recrues : consents ~ SQUAD'RON [re-nn] escadron [<N) escadre\ 'o Air__ Escadrille aerienne O Squal'id a. sale et miserable £ SQUALL [wind) grain [cry) cri White —, 2 Rafale j To_out, Brailler ] SQUALL'ING 3 criaillerie [a.) criard : braillard ^ Squall y a. orageux : venteux <i Squan'der va. prodiguer : gaspiller : manger SQUAN'DERER prodigue : gaspilleur SQUARE [a e] carre [instrument)equerre [tile, pane) carreau [chess, games) case [in towns) place : square [cathedral _) parvis [flooring) cent pieds carres [pi.: V. Table 88] [a.) carre [fig) regie [of accounts, etc.) balance [braced yards) en croix : carre | Set-_, Equerre (a dessin] T-_, Te | I’ll make that all_, J’ar- rangerai tout cela with, D 'equerre avec | Not_, Out of_Qui porte a faux 6_metres, 6 metres carres | 6 metres_, 6 metres de cote| A ‘_MEAL,’ Un repas solide | -rigge'd a. carre : gree a traits carres _va. [mathematics, stone, &c.) carrer [timber) equarrir [the yards) brasser... carre [or mettre en croix] [fig, with, sur) balancer [to bribe) acheter : graisser la patte a [vn.) s’accorder: cadrer (with, avec] _ up, regler (ses comptes] SQUASH quelque chose que l’on ecrase ^ ^ [pumpkin) gourde [va.) ecraser | Lemon _, p 3 Gitronnade g oa Squat a. accroupi: ramasse | — [-tted] vn. § § [or_down] s’accroupir ^ SQUATT'ER colon (qui n'a pas achete la SQUAW' femme (indienne] [terre SQUEAK[skontfce]criaigu [ofmachinery) grin- cement [vn.) crier (coniine un pore] [ruach) grincer | _ing a. criard | _y a. glapissant SQUEAL [skouile] cri [vn.) crier (connne un rat Squea'mish [skouimich] a. difficile | To be_, Faire le degoute : ‘ manger dente superbo ’ | _NESS delicatesse : gout difficile SQUEE'GEE' [skoui-dji] ecoupe (SQUEEZE etreinte: compression [inscript’n) estampage [of hand) serrement [va.) server [through sieve, in cooking) passer avec com- S pression _ ... into, comprimer dans:faire 02 entrer de force dans | _ ... out, exprimer: ^SQUEE'ZER [tech] cingleur l_tirer SQUIB [i tres bref] fusee : serpenteau [fig) satire : pasquinade : pamphlet | SQUID seiche SQUILL [bot] settle SQUINT regard louche [sens propre] [med) strabisme [vn.) loueher [at...) regarder ... en louchant | He has a_, 11 louche _ing a. louche SQUIRE [i a'i] ecuyer [country _) grand pro- prietaire campagnard : chatelain ‘ SQUIREE'N’ [Ireland] hobereau ‘ Squirm ’ vn. se tortiller SQUIRR'EL ecureuil | Siberian —, Petit-gris SQUIRT [,skoueurtt] seringue [v.) jaillir : faire jaillir : ‘seringuer ’: lancer SS. [abrev. pour ‘ steamship,' ‘ screw steamer’] S.S.W. sud-sud-ouest:‘S.S.O.’ St. [abreviation pour Street ou Saint] STAB coup (de poignard, etc.] Stab [stabbe'd] va. [kill) poignarder [wound) frapper (in, au, a la, etc.] [bookb.) piquer STABILITY [ste-bil'-e-te ] stability: solidite Sta'ble [stebe-l] a. : constant: solide STA FRANC AIS—ANGLAIS STA 3 STADE stadium [ste-di-e-mm] STAFF [tech] plaster strengthened by tow, etc. STAGE term : probation STAGIA1RE one passing his terms | Avocat_, Young licentiate (in law] Stagnant' -e [pr. the g] a._t STAGNATION" [t as ss]_[neche-nn] STALACTITE _ | STALAGMITE _ STALLE stall | _ mobile, Loose-box | _S' d’orchestre, Orchestra stalls STAJ\IPE [min., tech] country STANCE stanza [starin'-ze] STAND shooting-gallery [expos.) stand STARIE | Jours de_ [d>, com] Lay days STA ENGLISH-FRENCH STA STA'BLE [a e] ecurie | Augean _, Ecuries d’Augias (pi] To lock the_DOOR after the horse is stolen, ‘Fermer Vecurie quand les chevaux sont dehors’ | _DUNG fumier STA'BLING [a e'] ecuries (pi] STACK [agr) meule [wood)pile [chimn.) souche [va.) empiler [agr) mettre en meule STAD'T'HOLDER stathouder STAFF [pi. Staves, pr. stevze] baton [pilgrim’s) bourdon [levelling) ynire [train) baton-pilote [flag _) mat: baton [of life) soutien (de la vie"] The _ of my old age, Mon baton de vieillesse \ _and BALL [d>] balise STAFF [pi. Staffs] [employees) personnel [X) etat-major | Dockyard __ Maistrance | Editorial _, Redaction | To be on the_of the Times, Etre collaborateur du Times _COLLEGE, Ecole de Guerre | -OFFICE etat-major | -OFFICER officier d’etat-major STAG cerf | -BEETLE cerf-volant STAGE [ste'dj] [theatre) scene [drama) theatre [scaffold) echafaudage: echafaud [for speaker) estrade [mountebank’s) treteaux (pi] [change of horses) relais : etape [step, phase) degre : phase [tech) procede [of microscope) platine | Floating_, Ras Aecarene | Hanging_, Pont volant Landing_, Debarcadere | To go on the_, Monter sur les planches \ By easy_s, apetites journees | -COA'CH [kotch] diligence -FRIG'HT ‘trac’ (des acteurs] -PLAYER [ple-eur] comedien -ienne STA'GER [stedje-r] Old_, Vieux routier STAGG'ER [stagli'-r] chancellement _vn. clianceler_ [fa.) faire c [fig) ebranler | To be _e’d at, Etre ahuri de _ing BLOW'. Coup foudroyant STAGGERS [stagh'-e-rz] vertigo STA'GING [a e] echafaudage Stag'nant a._: croupissant [fig) mort Stag'nate [nete] vn. croupir [fig) etre mort Staid [stede] a. sobre : pose [ V. Stay] STAIN [stem] tache (upon, a] [paint) couleur [V. GLASS] [fa.) [with.de] tacher [fig) souil- ler [dye) teindre [wood, etc.) mettre en couleur : peindre : imprimer [_ black) ebener STAIN'ING teinture [of wood) coloration Stain'less [stem] a. sans tache STAIR [sfere] marche \ _ ROD tringle de tapis d’escalier | STAIRS (pi] escalier | On the —, Dans l’E | Up two pair of _, Au deuxieme | Down_, En bas | Up__ En haut [N.B. The n must not be sounded. It is nasal.] To go up_and take off one’s things, Monter dans sa clianibre pour 6 ter ses affaires STAIR'CASE [stere-kece] escalier STAITH ponton a charbon STAKE [sfe'ke] pieu [martyr’s) bucher [gambling) enjeu : mise | A_in, Des interets dans | His life is at —, 11 y va de sa vie | Consola- tion_S, Omnium | Stake va. [to bet) parier [to risk) hasarder | I’d_my life on it, J’en mettrais ma main au feu | _out, jalonner Stale [pr. stele] a. vieux [bread) rassis [liquor) evente [joke) use : rebattu [rn.) uriner STA'LE'MATE [a e] pat [f.) faire pat STA'LE'NESS [a e] vieillesse [of liquor) event [of a joke) banalite STAL'K [stok, o dans sorf] tige: queue [cabbage _) trognon | Stal k va. chasser ... sans se laisser voir | _along, vn. marcher d’un air fier : se pavaner : se panader STAL'KTNG-HORSE pretexte STALL [a, o dans sort] [_for cattle) etable [stable, and seat) stalle [fruit, etc.) boutique : etalage [V. BOOK-_] [butcher’s) etal [fa.) etabler Penny_, Boutique a 2 sous | Two- _e'd, a. a deux stalles | -fed a. nourri a V6- STALL'ION [stal'-ye-nn] etalon [table Stal'wart [a, o dans sort] a. robuste:vigoureux STA'MEN [ste-menn] etamine STAM'INA [strength] vigueur Stamm'er vn. begayer STAMM'ERER [& f:] begue | STAiVUVI'ERING begaiement [a.) begue [ad.) en begayant STAMP [gov’ment_) timbre km [postage_) timbre-posfe [hall mark) poimjon de controle [seal) cachet [autograph _) griffe [punch) poin^on [brand) estampille [blow with foot) trepignement [fig) cachet: marque: empreinte: ordre : trempe | On a_, Sur papier timbre | On receipt of _s, Contre envoi de timbres- poste | To enclose a_, Joindre un timbre | _ALBUM [alb'm] album de timbres (-poste] _ COLLECTING le philatelisme | _ COLLECTOR collectionneur de timbres (-poste] [enthusiast) ‘timbromane’ | _DUTY droit de timbre | _HEAD pilon | Government — OFFICE bureau du timbre STAMPS (pi] [mining] bocard Stamp v. [letters, deeds, etc.) timbrer [prepay) affranchir [mark) marquer:empreindre(with, de] [coin) estamper [com) estampiller [customs) plomber [to hall mark) controler [ore) bocarder [with the foot) frapper ... du pied [in excitement) trepigner | That _s him! Cela peint l’homme ! | To have one’s ticket _e'd, Faire timbrer son billet | To — itself upon the memory, Se graver dans la memoire | _ out, [cut out) decouper [a fire) eteindre (avec le pied] [fig) ecraser Ten desordre STAMPE'DE [pide] sauve-qui-peut [wi.) fuir STAMPING timbrage [with the feet) trepignement [ores) bocardage [cutting) decoupage a 1’emporte-piece [plates) etampage _PRESS presse a percussion STANCHION [che-nn] etan^on : epontille Stanch a. & va. [V. Staunch] STA ENGLISH-FRENCH STA STAND [of a person, and cab_) place : station [pedestal, base) dessous : pied : socle [in compounds. as) povte-(parapluies, porte-chapeau, etc.] [music_) pupitre [flower_) jardiniere [barrel_) chantier [_-still) arret [at exhibition) ‘stand’ [platform) estrade | To make a __ Faire halte : tenir bon (contre ...] resister (a] At a_[fig) arrete [trade) mort [at a loss) au pied du mur | To come to a_, Demeurer court: etre accule [be idle) chomer | To take one’s _, Prendre position [upon) se fonder (sur] [F. -STILL] The grand_, [races] Les _-POINT point de vue [tribunes (pi] _-STILL stationnement | To come to, To be at, a_, S’arreter : stationner [fig) ne savoir que faire [work) chomer | Business is completely at a_, Les affaires ne vont plus du _-up a. [collar) droit [fight) en regie [tout Stand v. [imp. S pp. Stood] se tenir [_up) se tenir debout [keep _ing) rester debout [_ unsupported) se soutenir [be) etre [place o’s) j se mettre : se placer [last) durer [hold on : j also of colours and bargains) tenir [remain) rester : exister [4>) courir [X) faire halte [cards) s’y tenir [treat, pay for) payer [bear, resist, etc.) supporter : subir : resister a [with • a pers.) etre bien (aupres de] That will _' the fire, [dish] Allant au feu | To let (the tea) _, Laisser infuser ... [coffee, etc.) laisser reposer | He can’t_being chaffed, II n'entend pas la plaisantes'ie | As matters now_Au point ou en sont les choses | That’s how the matter_s, Voila oil en est Vaffaire | Colour that will_Couleur bon teint | To_washing, [dye, etc.] Resister au blanchissage ] How do we_? [com] Ou en sommes-nous? | Still _ing. [remains, etc.] Encore debout | To be _ing by', Etre spectateur -trice | To keep (a forme)_ing, Conserver (une forme] He was _ing, II etait debout | A crowd was_ing about the square. Une foule stationnait sur la place |_him a drink, Lui payer un verre _asi'de, se ranger | _at EASE ! Repos! _back [get back] reculer fveiller _' by, defendre : ne pas abandonner [a rope) _by' [not interfere] regarder faire | _by'! [4>] Attention! Yeille a ...! Soit pare a ...! | To be_ing by', Etre present, or tout pres _closer together! Serrez-vous un peu! _' for [mean) signifier: etre pour [parliament) etre candidat a : poser sa candidature a [F. _for ward, s’avancer |__up for] _good, etre valide [bargain) tenir _high' as a ..., etre tres estime comme ... _ i'dle, [mach, com] chomer _... in, [cost] revenir a | _ in for, [d>] se diriger vers : courir a (terre, etc.]_in AWE of, in NEED of, etc., avoir peur de, besoin de, etc. | _in the WAY, empecher: gener : deranger [F. Tenir, unipersonnel] _ off', porter au large [X) passer au large [pers) se tenir a distance : s’eloigner _off and on [F. Off] _on' [♦!>] suivre la meme route [a tack) courir _on end' [hair] se dresser _out' [to sea) se tenir au large [resist) tenir bon [project) faire saillie | _ out upon the horizon, Se dessiner a l’horizon _o'ver | To let ... _over, Remettre (till, a] _still, ne pas bouger —' to, s’en tenir a | _to it, s’y tenir | _to northward, Faire route au nord | It stands to REASON, II va de soi (que] —' together, [fig] s’accorder — up, se tenir debout: se lever [hair, bristles) se dresser | _up for, tenir pour — upon CEREMONY, faire des ceremonies — upon TRIFLES. tenir a des riens ''STAN'DARD [flag) etendard [&) pavilion [4> timber) courbe [165 ft. deals) 4,67 met. cubes [weight, meas) etalon [of gold) titre [F. Carat, and Fine] [in height) taille [fig) modele : degre : mesure [_ TREE) arbre ,§ en plein vent [Rose, see below] Dwarf_, V Arbre a basse tige | Gold_, Etalon (unique) ts d’or | The_ of morality, Le niveau de la mo- g ralite \ To pass the 6th__ Avoir son certi- | ficat d’etudes primaires « -BEARER [be'-renr] porte-etendard Stan'dard a. reglementaire [model,etc) type : etalon [gold, etc.) au titre [solution) titree [work) classique [edition) definitive [tree) en plein vent | _, Half_, [rose] ... a haute, a v basse tige STAND'ING duree : position [F. Stand] _a. etabli: ... de tous les jours : de fondation [on foot) debout [corn, crop, etc.) sur pied [water, & rigging) dormant [lasting) eternel: invariable [colour) bon teint | Of_, Serieux | Of long_, De vieille date | Still_, Encore debout | _ ARMY armee permanente | _ CROP recolte sur pied | _FORME [typ] conservation | _ ORDERS (pi] reglement | _ROOM place pour se tenir debout Stann'ary [e-re] a. des mines (d’etain] STAN'ZA stance : strophe | 8 line_Huitain STA'PLE [stepe-V\ [for a lock) gache [wire —) conduit: crampillon [fibre) soie [chief thing) fond : produit principal [fig) objet [or sujet] principal | _a. etabli [commodity) principal STAR etoile : astre [of knighthood) decoration: crachat[wi., actors, etc.) ‘faire flores’ | Fixed __ Etoile fixe | Shooting _, E. filante | _ CHAMBER chambre etoilee. sous Henri VII. [F. Ardent] -FISH etoile de me?* | A -light NIGHT, Une nuit etoilee \ -PINION pignon satellite | -spangle'd BANNER, Pavilion etoile | The ‘STARS and STRIPES’ Le pavilion americain STAR'BOA'RD [borde] tribord [F. Watch] On the_BOW. Par tribord devant STAR'BOWLINES [pi] tribordais STARCH [pr. startcli] amidon [ready for use) empois[in food) fecule [rcr.) enipeser | — paste, Colle d’A | _ed, Empese | _ING empesage STARE [a e] regard fixe : yeux effares (pi] — of amazement, Regard ebahi | _at, Fixer [amazed) ouvrir de grands yeux a | — ... in the face. Regarder ... dans le blanc des yeux: devisager [fig) sauter aux yeux | To_... out of countenance, Faire baisser les yeux a | Ruin_s us in the face! La mine est la! Stark ad. entierement | — mad, Fou a lier | _naked, Nu comme la main [or, un ver] STAR'LING [bird] etourneau : sansonnet Starre’d [stafde] pp. etoile |_with, Parseme de | Ill-_, Ne sous une mauvaise etoile Starr'y a. etoile : etincelant STA FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS STA STATHOUDER [pr. the r] stadtholder STATION" standing: stop [defiacres, voitures) stand : cab-stand [a, at) stay [«§&. d>, et relig. cath.) station | centrale, Power-station | — de charbon, Coaling-station | _ d’hiver, Winter resort | tliermale, Hot springs (pi] health resort : spa STATIONNA1RE block-ship : guard-ship _ a. stationary STATIONNEMENT" stoppage: standing about [_des fiacres) standing Stationner' vn. to stop (a, at] to stand about [fiacres) to stand STATIQUE statics (pi] [a.) statical STATISTICIEN" _ian STATISTIQUE statistics (pi] [«.) statistical! Droit de _, Customs du(;y (10 centimes) on each package or ton of goods STATUAIRE [<fe a.] statuary [i.e. sculptor] La STATUAIRE statuary [the art] STATUE [statt-iou] STATUETTE _ Statuer’ va. to enact, rule (que, that] to come to a decision (sur, upon] STATU QU'O Le_, The status quo [ste'-fe-ss] STATURE _ [stat'-ye-r] STA ENGLISH—FRENCH STA START ecart: tressaillement: commencement: depart | By FITS and_s, a batons rompus: irregulierement | Flying_Depart lance | To get the_of, Prendre les devants sur | To wake with a_, S’eveiller en sursaut | Give me a_! [boys racing] Donne-moi de Vavance! Start vn. [with fright) tressaillir (with, de : at, a] [go off) partir [begin) commencer [jump) faire un bond : sauter : s’ecarter [rivet) se detacher | _va. [send off) faire partir [mach) mettre en marche [winged game) lever [invent) inventer [a question) mettre ... sur le tapis : soulever [a subscription) ouvrir ] Just _ing, Sur son depart | _again, [dm.) re- partir [ra.) recommencer | — aside, se jeter de cote | _ back, se jeter en arriere: re- tourner : repartir | — up, s’elever [pers) se lever precipitamment [ _ up from one’s sleep, Se reveiller en sursaut START'ER inventeur : celui qui souleve une question [races) ‘starter’ [train_) sous-chef de gave | Self-_, Demarreur automatique STARTING commencement [setting out) depart [mach) raise en marche, en mouvement | -LEVER levier de mise en marche \ -POST poteau de depart: barriere | -POINT commencement [railw.) point d'origine Star'tle va. faire tressaillir : epouvanter : ef- frayer | —d, Emu-e I’m quite_d ! Je tombe de mon haut! | Startling a. eclatant: horrible : foudroyant: ‘renversant’ STARVATION [veche'nn'] faim : inanition \ On the verge of — Sur le point de mourir de F : menace de la famine ] _WAGES (pi] salaire de meurt-de-/a£m Starve v. faire mourir de faim : mourir de faim, d'inanition : affamer [with cold) mourir de froid | _... out, reduire ... par la famine\ —LING affame [a.) famelique STATE [a e] etat : pompe : dignite | The_ one is in, Son etat: sa malheureuse position \ In —, En grand apparat [walking) en grand cortege | Lying in_, Expose sur un lit de parade | Robes of_, Costume d’apparat |_ PRIS'ON prison d’etat | -ROOM [&] cabine de premiere (or de seconde] State [a e ] va. assurer (que] affirmer [mention) indiquer [a problem) poser | I am bound to —, Je tiens a constater | It is stated that .... On assure que ... Staled [a c] a. etabli: regie |_TIME, heure fixe: jour fixe : heure fixee : jour fixe STATELINESS [stete] grandeur : apparat : pompe | Stalely a. magnifique : imposant STATEMENT [a e'] expose: compte [F. Average] The_s in the newspapers, Ce que di- sent les journaux | According to his_, a ce qu’il dit _of ACCOUNT releve de compte _of SALES etat des rentes STATESMAN [ste'fce-me-nf?][pl._men] homrae d’etat [Cumberland) cultivateur-proprietaire _like a. en [or d’] homme d’etat | _SHIP [Zrt) politique : la science du gouvernement /'STATION [«§&, 4>, & position) station [terminus) parent]: embarcadere, debarcadere [signal, pointsman’s, & fire-eng.) poste [in life) rang : place | Coaling _, Station de charbon Goods _, Gare des marchandises | Delivered at ... _, En gare a | -MASTER chef de gare \ Deputy -MASTER sous-chef g de gare -f Stalion m. placer : ranger [X) poster | He’s ^ _e'd at Jersey, II est en garnison a J |_e d at, [ship'] En station a ^Stalionary [ste'-che-ne-re ] a. [at a stand) stationnaire [engine, etc.) fixe STATIONER papetier [wholesale _) mar- chand de papier | ‘Entered at_S’ HALL.’ ‘Depose’ | STATIONERYpapeterie \ Office _, Fournitures de bureau (pi] _BIND- v ING confection de registres STATIST homme d’etat: statisticien STATUARY [statt'-you-e-re\ statuaire [the art) [la) statuaire : [la) sculp'ture STATUS [stete-ss] position \ _ QUO statu quo STAT'UTE statut | _ BOOK code | _ FAIR foire etablie par une loi [at Metz, etc.) [la) loue | _ LABOUR corvee : prestation \ _ LAW droit ecrit Statutory a. etabli par la loi: legal Staunch [stdnnche] a. ferme : inebranlable : vrai [water-tight) etanche [ra.) etancher STAVE [stele] douve : merrain [music)portee \ _ in va. enfoncer : crever [barrel) defoncer _ off va. tenir eloigne : differer _S [pi] douves : batons STAY [ste'] sejour [support) soutien : appui [mach, tie) entretoise : tirant [building & 4>) etai [spring_) draille [of funnel, etc.) hau- ban | To make a short_with, Faire un court sejour chez | Back-__ Galhauban | -LACE lacet | —SAIL [V. SAIL] _ TUBE entretoise tubulaire STA FRANC AIS—AN GL AIS STE STATUT" bye-law : regulation : rule [national) STEARINE _ [statute Stearique a. stearic [bougie) composite STEATITE_: soapstone | STELE stele STELLAIRE _ria [leria] starwort [a.) stell'ar STENODACTYLOGRAPHE typist & stenographer | _GRAPHIE typing & shorthand STENOGRAPHS reporter ; stenographer : shorthand writer | _GRAPHIE shorthand Stenographier' va. to take ... down (or to report) in shorthand Stenographique a. shorthand ... : verbatim | Compte-rendu _, Verbatim report STENTOR _ | De_, Stentorian STA ENGLISH-FRENCH STE STAYS [steze] (pi] [ou Pair of_s] corset | To undo one’s_, Se delacer | To be smart in —, ■ Virer facilement | Miss _, Manquer de Y | Keep her a good full for _! Laissez porter un peu afin de virer plus facilement! Stay [sfe ] vn. rester [to wait) attendre [dwell) demeurer [at hotel) etre descendu : descendre (at, a] _va. arreter [one’s stomach) apaiser • (sa faint] [from, de) empecher [prop) etayer : accorer [a ship) donner vent devant a [_to dinner, etc. V. Retenir] I can’t_, Je ne puis pas attendre | I’m_ing a few days at ..., Je passe quelques jours chez [or a] To _the lower-masts forward, Appeler l’es bas mats sur l’avant | _ away', s’absenter | _' for, attendre | _in', garder la chambre : rester (a la maison, etc.] [for punishment, in school) etre en retenue : etre consigne | _ up', veiller Stay'-at-home a. casanier STEAD [stedd] In his_, a sa place Stead'fast [stedd-fe-sstt] a. ferme : constant : fixe | _ly ad. fermement _NESS fermete : Constance Stead'ily [pr. stedd'e-le] ad. fermement: avec perseverance : sans s’arreter:... toujours [behave) sagement: d'une maniere rangee STEADINESS [stede] fermete : Constance [of behaviour) conduite rangee : sagesse Stead'y [stede] a. ferme: solide:constant: con-v tinu : persistant : regulier [wind) fait [pers) range : sage [m) assurer |_! [hoisting, etc.] Doucement! | _! [X] Fixe! | —! [steer] Comme Qa ! Tporc frais STEAK [steke] bifteck | Pork_, Cotelette de Steal [stile] v. [imp. Stole : pp. Stolen] voler (from, a : out of, from, dans] derober | Thou shalt not _, Tu ne deroberas point [V. Stable- door] _away, se derober (a]_down [one’s cheek] couler furtivement (le long de] _ in, se glisser dans, s’insinuer dans |_on' [time] s’avancer insensiblement | _a march upon, devancer ...-STEA'LER [sti-le-r] voleur-ease de ... STEA'LING [ea i] vol |__ Vol de ... STEALTH [stell-th, th fort] By Furtivement Steal'thily ad. furtivement: a pas de loup . Steal'thy a. furtif STEAM [stime] vapeur \ By _ [by _ POWER] a la V | To get up _, Chauffer : mettre en V | Is your _ up ? Avez-vous de la pression?| To turn on the _, Faire fonctionner la V | To shut off_, Couper la V | Full_, ad. a toute V | Half-_, ad. a mi- V [&) En route! \ Live_, Vap. vive | Superheated__ V. sur- chauffee | The_is up, La V fonctionne | To bank the fires and keep_up, Rester sur les feux avec V : etre sous V [For_ pressure persq. inch, V. Table 87, ‘Compar. pressure’] -BOAT bateau a V | -CHEST boite a tiroir ! _COAL charbon a V | -DOME dome de V 1 -ENGINE machine a V | -GAUGE [ghedj] manometre | -HAMMER marteau-pilon | -JACKET chemise de V | _ NAVIGATION navigation a la V \ -PLOUGH charrue a V\ -PORT lumiere d’admission | _ PRESS presse mecanique | -ROLLER rouleau com- presseur (a vapeur]_SHIP navire [or bati- ment] a V | -tight [taite] a. etanche a la V | -TUG remorqueur -TURBINE turbine a V Steam [stime] v. jeterde la vapeur [to smoke) fumer [to go by_) aller a la V [cook by_) cuire ... a la V [in the arts) passer ... a la V [cloth) decatir | _away [*i*] s’eloigner (full speed, a toute vapeur] _down, descendre | _into Falmouth, entrer au port de F (a la vapeur] _up, remonter STEA'MER [stime-'r] bateau [or batiment] a vapeur : ‘vapeur’ : ‘steamer’ [The cooking utensil is scarcely used in France, but they employ, for steaming, a ‘cocote'] STEED [poet] coursier STEEL acier [fig) fer [for sharpening on) fusil [old inst. used with flint) briquet [rt.) d’acier : en acier [med) ferrugineux | ‘ Cold L'arme blanche Nickel_, Acier au nickel Sheet _, Tole d’acier [For general compounds, see Acier] —CASTINGS [pi] moulages en acier PEN plume metallique \ -ROPE cable d’A -WORKS (pi] acierie (-s] Steel va. acerer [fig) endurcir [against, contre) STEEL'YARD [stil-ye-rde] romaine [_armer STEEP [ou_PLACE] pente rapide : ‘raidil- lon ’ | Steep a. raide : escarpe |_IN'CLINE forte rampe | Steep va. tremper [tea, drugs) infuser (in, dans] To be_e'd in, [fig] Etre plonge dans : se saturer de STEE'PLE clocher -CHASE ‘_-_’: course au clocher STEEP'NESS raideur : pente raide -.‘raidillon’ STEER bouvillon | Steer va. gouverner (by, sur] se diriger | _clear of, eviter | — close to the wind, Gouyerner au plus pres | — for, Mettre le cap sur | Which point must we — for? Sur quel point devons-nous nous diriger? Steer'able a. [<fc_BALLOO'N] dirigeable STEER'AGE [helm) timonerie [part before the •^.funnel) avant [sailors’ berths) logement des -’Smatelots | _PASS'ENGER passager-ere de l’avant [on ocean steamers) P de l’entre-pont w_WAY sillage STEER'ING action de gouverner [bicyc., auto) direction \ _GEAR [motor-car] direction | _ GEAR BOX boite de D | _ PILLAR co- ' lonne de I) | _ WHEEL roue directrice [motor-car, etc.) volant de direction \ -WORM STEE'RSMAN [me-nn] timonier [vis de D STE FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS STI STEPPE [also f:] _ | STERCORAIRE skua STERE cubic metre [=35’3174 feet, or nearly one yard and a third, cubic] [fam) cord Stereographique a ic STEREOSCOPE _ Stereoscopique a._ic | Vue_, Stereoscopic STErEOTYPAGE stereotyping [slide Stereotype a._ | _r‘ va. to stereotype STErEOTYPEUR stereotyper STEREOTYPIE [1'art) stereotyping [atelier) stereotype foundry Sterile a._: barren : fruitless [annee. etc.) of scarcity | STERILISATION" _ization : sterilizing J Steriliser’ va. to sterilize STERILITE _ty : barrenness Sterling a._ | 100 litres_100 pounds STERNE tern : sea-swallow [V. TERN] STERNUM _ [fam) breast-bone Sternutatoire a. sternutative STETH OSCOPE _ [en ang. til fort] Stibie -e a. antimonial STIBINE stibnite STE ENGLISH—FRENCH STI STEM tige [of fruit) queue [of a ship) etrave \ From _ to stern. De l'avant a l’ari’iere | -WI'NDER montre a remontoir Stem [-mme'd] va. [the tide, etc.) refouler [fig) lutter contre : s’opposer a : vaincre STEM'SON [se-nn\ [&] marsouin d’avant STENCH puanteur : wiauvaise ocleur STEN'CIL patron a jour (a calquer] [m) tracer an patron : patronner | Set of_PLATES, Alphabet de lettres a jour : vignettes a jour Stento'rian VOI'CE [stenn-tori-e-nn] voix de stentor STEP pas [stair) marche : degre [of a ladder) echelon [door-_) pas (de la porte] [of a carriage) marchepied [throne, altar) marche [of mast) emplanture [towards, vers) pas : ache- minement | A_ in the right direction, TJne bonne mesure | By his_a son pas | To follow in ...’s_s. Suivre les traces de ... | To keep_Marcher au pas | _ by Pas a pas | _S (pi] [ladder) echelle : marchepied [flight of steps) perron [carriage steps) marchepied | T otake_s to .... Faire des demarches pour -BROTHER,-SISTER [F.Half-B] -DAUGHTER [do-te-r : o comme dans sort] belle-fille \ -FATHER [th faible] beau-pere | -LADDER marchepied [ -MO'THER [me-the-r : til faib.] belle-mere | A cruel _-_, Une maratre | -SON [se-nn] beau-fils Step [-ppe’d] vn. aller : marcher [come) venir [take a_) faire un pas [to measure : va.) ar- penter | _ ashore, mettre pied a ter re | _aside, se ranger | _back, revenir sur ses pas [_ backward) reculer | _ down, descendre (de] [to, chez) aller : passer | _ forward, s’avancer | _in [ou into] entrer [fig) intervenir | _out, sortir [go quicker) allonger le pas | _over, traverser [stride across) enjamber | _ round to, passer chez | _up, monter [to, de) s’approcher STEPP'ING-STONE marchepied STE'REOTYPE [plate) cliche [a.) stereotype [va.) stereotyper [typ) clicher _FOUNDRY [ou, aou) stereotypie STE'REOTYPING [y aV] [art) la stereotypie [act) stereotypage [typ) clichage Sterling a. [com)_ [fig) vrai: serieux _CHARACTER [ch k] homme solide (STERN arriere : cul [a.) severe: rigide [look) ^ rebarbatif | The _er SEX, Le sexe fort | C -FAST amarrage de poupe | Upper, Lower S _PORTS, sabords de retraite, d’exercice | « _POST etambot | In the_-SHEETS, a V. l’arriere Sternly ad. severement : durement : d'une £ maniere rebarbative | STERN'NESS severite \ The_of his look, « Son air dur, or rebarbatif STE'VEDORE arrimeur STEW [stiou] [meat) ragout [hare _) civet [rabbit _) fricassee | Irish _, Haricot de mouton [soldiers call it ‘le rata’] In a pretty _! [vulg] Dans de beaux draps! _PAN cocote : braisiere Stew [stio?t] va. etuver : mettre en ragout: fri- casser [slightly) sauter [fruit) mettre en compote | Stewe'd ..., Ragout de : compote de | Stewe’d APPLE, Marmelade de pommes Stew'ing PEAR, poire a cuire ^STEWARD [house _) maitre d’hotel [land _) regisseur [college) econome [of festivals) organisateur : commissaire [ship_) commis ^ aux vivres [in a small vessel) depensier [on V steamboats, at table) steward : gargon _’S FEE gratification du steward .§ _’S ROOM camtmsc « STEWARDESS ‘_femme de chambre (a bord d’un paquebot] STEWARDSHIP charge d’intendant (etc.] ^ administration STICK baton [wand) baguette [light walking- _)canne [timber) tronc : mat [for peas) rame [for vines or hops) echalas [handle) manche | Queer_, Drole d’individu : D. de corps | To ‘cut one’s _,’ Filer : se sauver : prendre la poudre d’escampette _S (pi] [firewood] du bois Stick va. [imp. & pp. Stuck] fixer [gum, glue) coller [a pin, etc., into) piquer : mettre : en- foncer [stab) donner un coup de couteau [or ...] a [a pig) tuer [peas, etc.) ramer | — vn. se fixer : se coller : s’enfoncer [to hold) tenir (to, a] [stay) rester | Not to_at, Ne pas se gener pour : ne p. reculer devant | He doesn’t _' at trifles, II n’est pas vetilleux | He —s at' it! 11 y tient! | Stuck in the mud, Em- bourbe [ship) envase \ I’m stuck fast! Me voila arrete ! | ‘_it,’ tenir : [le) supporter | _on', tenir | _... on, va. coder : fixer | To _it on [i.e.over-charge] surfaire : ‘saler’ (les gens] _out, se projeter: sortir [persist, V. _to it] _to, s’attacher a | _to business, mordre aux affaires \ He_s' to him through thick and thin, 11 lui reste fidele en depit de tout | _' to it, [maintain] soutenir (that, que] He_s to it, 11 y tient [ He stuck to it, II ne voulait pas en demordre | — up' for, STICK'INESS viscosite' [.tenir pour STI FRAN AIS—AN GL AIS STO STIGMATE stigma [entomologie) spiracle Stigmatiser' va. to stigmatize (de, with] STiMULANT' _ [fig) stimulus _-e a. stimulating Stimuler' va. to stimulate (a, to] Stipendier' va. to hire : to keep in one’s pay STIPULATION” [t as ss] _ [ang. pr.stipp- you-leche-nn : i tres bref] Stipuler' va. to stipulate (que, that] STIRATOR stretching frame for drawing-paper STOlCIEN" -ENNE stoic T-mf-Ily STOlCISME —sm [s, z\ Sto'fque a. stoical STI ENGLISH-FRENCH STO STICK'ING action de fixer [a.) ... a rames | -PLAS'TER [court_) taffetas d'Angleterre [common) sparadrap [pronounce the final p] STICK'LE'BACK epinoche STICK'LER partisan | He’s a great_for, 11 tient beaucoup a STICK'-UP COLL'AR [coir] col droit Stick'y a. gluant: collant: visqueux Stiff a. raide [soil, etc.) tenace [rigid knee, etc.) ankylose [thick) ferme [strong) fort [hard) dur : rude [affected) guinde | To get_, Se raidir | _and sore, Tout ‘moulu’ | As_as a poker, [fam] Raide comme un piquet [ My fingers are_with cold. J’ai les doigts tout raides de froid | To have a_NECK, Avoir un torticolis | -necke’d a. obstine Stiff'e'n v. raidir : se raidir [paste) s’affermir [soup, gravy) lier [strengthen) renforcer | _ING [filling] appret Stiffly ad. avec raidmr | To run_, [tech] Rouler dur, mal To stand out_, S’obstiner STIFF'NESS raideur [thickness) consistance [fig) air [or style] guinde [obstinacy) opinia- STI'FLE [horse] grasset [trete Sti'fle [staife-l] va. etouffer Sti'fling a. etouffant | Its_hot! On etouffe! STIG'MA fletrissure | To fix a _on ..., [ou Stig'matize va.] stigmatiser : fletrir STILE [i ai\ barriere [V. Style] STILETT'O stylet [dressmaker’s) poingon STILL alambic [stillness) silence : calme Still va. apaiser : tranquilliser : calmer [a.) si- lencieux : calme | To be [ou sit, ou stand]_, Ne pas bouger j Sit_, if you please! Ne vous derangez pas! | He stood_, 11 resta en place _-born a. mort-ne, mort-ne'e |_V. Stand-still] _LIFE [i ail [la) nature morte Still ad. [even now) encore [however) cepen- dant | It is running _, 11 [or elle] coule toujours | _less, Encore moins | ... is_ more so,... L’est davantage | _less,_more, ... a plus-forte raison ... | They_did not open the door, On n’ouvrit pas davantage STILL'NESS calme : repos : silence Stilt'ed a. guinde STILTS [pi] ecliasses \ On_, Sur des E's Stim'ulate [you-lete] va. stimuler : exciter STIM'ULUS [you-le-ss]_[fig) stimulant STING aiguillon [of a plant) dard [wound) piqure | _S of conscience, Remords STING'-NETTLE ortie Sting va. [imp. &pp. Stung] piquer (in, a ...] Stung to the quick, Pique au vif | Stung with remorse, Boun-ele de remords Tment Stin'gily [g = dj] ad. mesquinement : chiche- STIN'GINESS [g dj] mesquinerie : ladrerie STINGING piqure _a. piquant [satire) sanglant [detente’ Stin'gy [stinn'dje] a. chiche : avare : ‘dur a la STINKpuanteur [vn., imp. &pp. Stunk) ‘puer’ (of. le, la, etc.] STINT restriction [bird) becasseau | Without _, a son gre : sans restrictions : sans homes Stint va. limiter : restreindre [in food) repro- cher les morceaux a STI'PEND [i di] salaire Stipendiary a. salarie [in a bad sense) sti- pendie | _ MAGISTRATE juge Stip'ple va. pointiller | _LING pointille Stip'ulate vn. stipuler (for, de : that, que] STIR bruit: tumulte : remue-menage : melees | — and BUSTLE animation | Stir [-rre'd] v. remuer : se r [from, de) bouger | _ out, sortir | _up [sedition, etc.] exciter | To_ him up a bit, Le reveiller un pen STIR'ABOUT bouillie (de farine d’avoine] STIRR'ING agitation [a.) vibrant: emouvant: ... qui emeut STIRR'UP etrier | _CUP le coup de l’etrier | _OIL [‘April fools’] lxuile de cotret _STRAP etriviere STITCH point fea : piqure [knitting) maille : maillon | To take up, to drop a_, Reprendre, sauter line M \ _in the side, Point de cote | Back-_, P-arriere [For sorts of_, V. Point, Fr.] A _in time saves nine, Un point fait a temps en epargne cent | To run under every _of CANVAS [&] Courir a toe de toile Stitch [ou _ up] va. eoudre : piquer [books) brocher | STITCH'ING point-arriere [books) brochage | Greater STITCH'WORT, langue- STOA'T [stote] liermine d’ete Ld’oiseau STOCK [tree, family, etc.) souche [block) buche [of gun) bois : monture [handle) manche [of plane, etc.) fut [ necktie) cravate longue [_ for bits) vilebrequin [flower) giroflee [_for grafting upon) sujet: porte-greffe [store) ap- provisionnement [ofcorn, cotton, etc.) ‘stock’ [selection, etc.) assortiment [shares) actions : fonds (pi] [book-keeping) ‘ capital ’ [for soup) consomme [V. LOCK] Farm _, Mobilier : fonds (de ferme] Live Betail | Rolling Materiel roulant | Surplus _, Solde | We are out of_, Nous sommes a court [ Present _, ou_in hand, [com] Existences (pi] merchandises disponibles (pi] In_, En magasin | A large_[of articles, goods] Un bon assortiment | To take_of, Faire l’inventaire [or revaluation] de [of a person)‘toiser’ | -BOOK magasinier | -BROKER [o] agent de change | -DOVE pigeon colombin [ -EXCHANGE [ex- tchenje] Bourse \ -FISH morue salee : stockfish | -IN-TRADE marclxandises disponibles \ -JOBBER agioteur | -JOBBING agiotage j -POT pot-au-feu | -RAISING l’elevage (du betail] _SOUP bouillon : pot-au-feu | -still ad. comme une statue | -TAKING inventaire: evaluation \ -YARDS [pi] pares a betail STO ENGLISH Stock va. pourvoir (with, de] [com) monter (with, en] [farm) meubler [pond) empoissonner [with deer, etc.) peupler STOCKA'DE [kede] palanque STOCKING bas | Blue Bas bleu STOCKS [pi] [government funds) fonds publics [stores) approvisionnements [ship-building) cale (de construction'] Die-_, Filiere | Existing [ou Present] _, Existences [_in bond) marchandises disponibles | In the_[punishment] Au pilori | ' On the_, ’ Sur le chantier Stock'y a. trapu STO'IC stoicien -enne: stoique Sto'ical [ke-l] a. stoique [-lly, -ment] Stoke va. toucher (le feu] STO'KER chauffeur STOKE-HOLE [tech] embrasure STOLE etole Stole, Stole'n [ V. Steal: Goods : Stable-door] Stolid a. stupide : lourd STOM'ACH [ste-m'e-k] estomac [fig) appetit : envie Iva.) avaler : digerer | On an empty —. a jeun | I have a_-ACHE [eke] J’ai mal a l’estomac | _PUMP pompe stomacale STONE pierre [round—, pebble) caillou [ware) gres [boundary) borne [in bladder) calcul [of fruit) noyau [of grapes) pepin [mill_) meule [weight) 14 lbs. [of meat) 8 lbs. [F. Table 90] To leave no_unturned, Mettre tout en oeuvre: remuer ciel et terre [F. Bird : Moss]_AGE age de la P | -blind a. completement aveugle _BLUE bleu | -CUTTER tailleur de pierre I -FALCON emerillon | -FRUIT fruit a noyau j _JAR,_BOTTLE jarre, pot, boateille de gres | -MASON [niece-oi] ma^on | -QUARRY [a comme o dans sort] carriere Stone a. en pierre [_ware) de gres _va. jeter des pierres a : lapider [roads) em- pierrer [fruit) oter les pepins, noyaux, de STO'NE'CHAT tarier rubicole STO'NE'CROP orpin [magonnerie STO'NE'WARE gres | STO'NE'WORK Sto'ny a. pierreux [hard) de pierre : de roche Stood [imp. & pp.. V. Stand] STOOK tas de gerbes STOOL [stoule] tabouret [med) selle \ Night- _, Chaise percee | To go to_[med] Aller a la selle [or la garde-robe] On the _ of RE- PEN'TANCE [te-nnce] Sur la sellette Stoop [pr. stoiipp] vn. se pencher [to have a STOOP) se tenir courbe [fig, to, a, jusqu’a) s’abaisser | _down, se baisser STOP halte : obstacle [of machin. & 4>) arret: heurtoir [awning _) attrape [boat awning) balancine [of a lens) diaphragme [organ_) jeu [gram) point | Full _, Point [ To put a _to, Mettre un terme a : arreter -COCKobturateur | -GAPbouche-trou | -OFF, -OYER [Americ.] arret en route : a. facultatif -WATCH montre a arret (or a declic] Stop [-ppe'd] va. arreter [tech, locomotives & steamers) stopper [from, de) empecher [a gap, hole, etc.) boucher [breath) couper [payment) cesser [pay, wages) retenir [teeth) plomber [with gold, aurifier] [gram) ponctuer [leaks) aveugler [vn.) s’arreter (at, a] [at hotel, etc.) etre descendu (a] [remain) rester | — her! Stoppez! ] I can't_, Je ne peux pas attendre | I shan’t_[i.e. shall be back at once, directly] Je ne fais qu’aller et venir | To _ firing, FRENCH STR Cesser le feu | — off, [America] s'arreter en route | — up, boucher [roads) barrel- [doors, boiler tubes, etc.) condamner | _ up with, [a pers. ill] veiller STOPP'AGE [pedj] obstruction [from running) arret: pause : halte [dead-lock) stationnement [deduction) retenue [of payments) suspension [bowels) occlusion intestinale STOPP'ER bouchon [rope) bosse [va.) boucher [40 bosser | Cat_, Bosse de bout | Deck_, Barbarasse | _e'd a. bouche a l’emeri STOPP'ING arret [of teeth) plombage : auri- fication: obturation [in a tooth) or : ciment : amalgame | There is no_him, II n’y a pas moyen de 1’arreter | _UP fermeture : bou- cliage [at night) veillee STOR'AGE emmagasinage | Cold _, Conservation par le froid | -CELL accumulateur STORE abondance: approvisionnement [hoard) amas [shop) magasin [of knowledge) fonds | [F. Stock] To be in _for ..., Attendre | To have in _, Reserver (for, a] To keep in _, Garder en reserve | -HOUSE depot: entrepot [for grain) grenier | -KEEPER garde-magasin | -ROOM depot: magasin de reserve [4>) soute Store va. fournir : approvisionner (with, de] [the mind) meubler : garnir |_up, amasser [current, power, etc.) emmagasiner STORES [pi: storze] magasin : depot [supplies) approvisionnements (pi] [food) vivres (pi] Sto'rie'd [storidd] a. historie: ornemente 13-_, a trois etages STO'RING emmagasinage | _UP conservation STORK cigogne [pr. seegoyn] STORM orage : tempete | A _ in a teapot, Une tempete dans un verre d'eau | Snow-_, T de neige | To take ... by_, Emporter ... d’assaut | _va. donner l’assaut a : attaquer [ru.) tempeter j -CURTAIN tendelet | -SAIL voile de cape | -SIGNAL signal de tempete STORM'INESS etat orageux STORM'ING assaut [fig) rage _PARTY colonne d’assaut [tempete Storm'y a. orageux | _PETREL petrel de STO'RY [o] histoire : recit [tale) conte [fib, lie) mensonge [floor) etage | As the_goes, a ce que dit mon histoire | To make a long_ of it, En degoiser | The best of the_is, Le plus beau de Vhistoire est | It’s the old'_! C’est toujours la meme histoire! \ _-BOOK livre de contes | -TELLER conteur-eu.se [liar) menteur -euse ^STOUT "_’: biere brune forte [a.) fort : ro- s buste [fat) gros | To be getting_, Prendre § de l’embonpoint: engraisser 3 -hearted a. intrepide ° Stoutly ad. fort et ferme [lence ( STOUT'NESS courage: embonpoint: corpu- STOYE [o] poele [large, for warming) calori- fere [cooking_) fourneau [tech) etuve [ra.) etuver [jpp., etc. F. Stave] -PIPE tuyau de P Stow' [sto] _ away va. mettre : serrer [4>) arrimer [the anchor) saisir ST O'W‘AGE [sto-edj] arrimage STO'W'AWAY ‘voyageur par-dessus bord’ : fugitif, enfant embarque en cachette Strag'gle vn. se detacher: etre disperse [away, from, de) errer :roder | STRAGG'LER trainard Straggling a. eparpille [from, de) egare STO FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS STR STOMACHIQUE [<fc a.] _ic STOPPAGE invisible mending:needle-weaving Stopper' va. to stop | Stoppez! Stop her! fbly STOPPEUR -EUSE ... who darns rents invisi- STORE blind [a l’exterieur) outside blind STRABISME [s, f ] strabismus [fam) squinting STRANGULATION" [t as ss] _: strangling STRAPONTIN” bracket seat | STR AS paste STRASSE floss-silk : packing paper STRATAGEME strat'agem [strat'e-djemm] STR ATE [pi. —s] stratum [pi. strata] strat£ge en cliambre, Arm-chair strategist STRATEGIE _gy Strategique a._ic [-menf -allv] STRATIFICATION" _ [keche-nn] Stratifier' va. to stratify STR ENGLISH Straig'ht [strete] a. droit | To set ..._, Re- j dresser: rendre droit [fig) arranger | As_as a line, Droit comine un i _ad. directement: en droite ligne : tout droit I (to, a] tout de suite | _off, Aussitot: seance tenants | To keep_on, Aller tout droit _EDGE regie a araser [dresser _e'n vn. redresser : rendre droit | _ o's, se re- _for'ward a. franc : droit: honnete _ly ad. avec droiture [fam) carrement _NESS droiture : lionnetete STRAI'G'HTNESS rectitude: alignement Strai'g'htway ad. immediatement STRAIN effort [on, upon, sur) tension : force [sprain) effort: entorse : foulure [sound) son : j ton [song) chant : accents (pi] To put a _ j upon, Soumettre ... a un effort [fig) mettre a Vepreuve | _BAND [sail] renfort: barate _v. tendre : rider [through, par) passer [force) 1 forcer | To_at, Rejeter : repousser | _a POINT, faire un extra | I’ll_a point, [relax for once] Je fermerai les yeux pour cette fois | _every NERVE, faire tous ses efforts (to, pour']_oilfe’s self, se forcer : se donner un effort | To get_e'd, Se fausser STRAI'NER passoire [tea _) passe-the [for wire) tendeur [pump_) crepine STRAI'NING tension [through, par) filtrage STRAIT detroit [a.) etroit | In a_In great _s, Dans la gene : embarrasse | The _s of . Dover, Le Pas de Calais |_-JACK'ET camisole de force | -lace’d a. rigide : raide Strai'te'n va. retrecir [fig) embarrasser | In _e'd circumstances, Dans la gene Strai'tly ad. etroitement STRAND plage : greve [of a rope) toron [va.) echouer | 4-_ed [rope] Quatre-fois commis | _ING echouement Strange [strennj] a. etrange : bizarre : extraordinaire [foreign) etranger | _to say ..., ; It’s a_thing ..., Chose etrange a dire,... | j _ly ad. estrangement | _enough ..., Chose ' bizarre, ... | _NESS etrangete: bizarrerie STRA'NGER [strennje-r] etranger-ere: incon- nu-e | He’s an entire _ to me, II m’est tout a fait inconnu | He’s quite a _! [does not often come] On ne le voit plus! | To make a _ of, Traiter ... en etranger | Don’t make yourselves _s! Ne soyez done pas si rares ! Stran'gle va. etrangler | STRAN'GLES (pi] STRAN'GLING etranglement [gourme j STRAP courroie [trouser) sous-pied [plate : j tech) bande : chape [of eccentric) collier | Shoulder_, Bretelle | Stirrup_, Etriviere Strap [-ppe'd] va. [ou_on] attacher [buckle up) boueler | Iron-strappe'd, [block] ferre FRENCH STR STRAPPING | A good_Les etrivieres _FELLOW' gar^on bien decouple STRA'TA [streta] [pi] couches : strates STRATH [tli fort] [Scotl.] val de ... STRA'TUM [stre-te-m] couche : strate STRAW [pr. aw comme o dans sort] paille | I don’t care a _, Je m’en soucie comme de cela | It isn’t worth a_, Cela ne vaut pas un fetu | It’s the last_! C’est le comble ! | -bottome'd CHAIR, chaise de paille\ -coloure'd a. jaune-paiZZe | _HAT chapeau de paille \ _ HUT paillote | _ MAT paillasson | _ MATTRESS paillasse STRAW'BERRY [bre] fraise _BED fraisiere | _PLANT fraisier STRAY epave | Waifs and_s, I)es epaves _vn. s’egarer : s’ecarter (from, de] [a.) egare [law) epave : accidentel [thoughts) detachees \ _shot, Balle perdue STREAK [strike] rate : bande : trainee [m.) rayer : sillonner [variegate) bigarrer Strea'ky a. bigarre [meat) entrelarde STREAM [strime] courant [of water) cours d’eatt : fleuve : riviere [brook) ruisseau [fig) torrent: flot [vn.) cooler [tears, blood, etc.) ruisseler [light) rayonner [flag) Hotter | The Gulf_[fam, ‘The_’,] Le Gulf-Stream | -ANCHOR ancre de panneau | _ TIN etain d'alluvion STREAM'ER [strime-r] banderole STREET rue [X) have \ He lives in [Amer. ‘on’] Lincoln __ II habite rue L | -ARAB gamin (des rues] gavroche | -CAR ‘ tramway’| _DOOR porte de la rue | -PREACHING predication en plein air | -SWEEPER balay- euse (rnecanique] -WAL'KER file publique STRENGTH force [of materials) resistance \ By sheer_, De vive force | To lose_Per- dre ses forces | With all one’s_, De toutes ses forces \ On the_of it, Sur cela : s’appuy- ant sur cela - ■£ Streng'tli'en va. affermir : fortifier Tfiant ~ «2_ing a. [and STRENG'THENER] forti- Stren'uous [i/on-e-ss] a. energique : vif [life) intense | _ly ad. vigoureusement: ferme : fort | _NESS vigueur : ardeur : energie STRESS force | To lay much_on, Appuyer fortement sur | _ of WEATHER, gros temps: [1’) orage STRETCH etendue : extension : effort: abus | At a^_, [fam] Tout d’un trait | To be on the _, Etre tendu [U. Strain] Stretch v. [_out, a cord, one’s hand) tendre [spread, put forth) etendre : s’e : se deployer [enlarge) elargir : s’e [fig., strain) forcer | I shall run and _ my legs a bit, Je vais me degourdir les jarhbes \ _one’s self, S’etirer STR FRANgAXS-ANGLAIS STU Strict -e [pr. the t] a. strict [ tenienf -ly] Strident' -e a. shrill: harsh Strie -e a. striated [strdi-etedd] [pneu) ribbed SERIES' [pi] stripe [strai-i] STRIURE striation STRONTIANE [t like ss] strontia STRONTIUM [t like ss] _ STROPHE stanza STRUCTURE _ [ang. pr. stre-k'tche-r] STR YCH'NINE _ | STUC stucco STR ENGLISH-FRENCH STR STRETCH ER brancard [for a boat) traversin [for painter’s canvas) chassis [for fence wire) raidisseur [masonry) carreau [fig) ‘blague’ | Glove_Baguette a gants [F. Trousers_] -BEAR'ER brancardier STRETCHING FRAME [for drawing paper] stirator [with, de Strew va. [pp. Strewn] repandre : parsemer Stri'ated [strai'etedd] a. strie Stric'ke'n [vieux pp. de Strike] _ in years, Avance en age : charge d’annees Strict a._ : exact : rigide [orders) expres : rigoureux | To be very_about it, Etre tres severe sur ce point: y regarder de tres pres | _ly ad. strictement : rigoureusement : ex- pressement | _speaking, a vrai dire : pour parler exactement STRICT'NESS rigueur: exactitude STRIC'TURE [tclie-r] critique : observation [med) retrecissement: etranglement STRIDE [i at] enjambee : pas | Giant__ Pas de geant | With giant_s, a pas de geant | Stride [di] vn. [imp. Strode : pp. Stridden] — along, marcher a grands pas | _over, STRIFE [i at] lutte : differend |_enjamber STRIKE [i at] greve [inst) racloire | Men on _, Grevistes | _measure, Mesure rase Strike [i at] v. [imp. & pp. Struck] frapper (with, de][the hour) sonner [colours) enfoncer [blind, dumb) rendre [to find, a path) tomber sur: trouver [a mine) lieurter [bargain) faire : conclure [level off) racier [a match) allumer [flags, sails) amener [tents) plier [cuttings, etc. va.) bouturer [leave off work, etc.) cesser [to take root, vn.) prendre racine [for wages) se mettre en greve | It_s me, II me semble | It did not_me that ..., L'idee ne m’est pas venue que ... | It_s one at once, Cela saute aux yeux | He was struck dumb, II resta bouclie beante | Struck dead, Tue sur le coup | To _ the CENTERING, Decintrer | It _s the EYE, Cela attire le regard | To_one’s HEAD against, Se cogner la tete contre | To _a LIG'HT, Allumer une allumette | As the CLOCK was striking 12, [noon] a midi son- nant | As the CLOCK struck 8, Comnie 8 heures sonnaient | To_the CLOCK round, Faire sonner toutes les heures | _at,_a BLOW- at, porter un coup a ... | Without striking a blow, Sans coup ferir | _... dead, tuer ... sur le coup | _ ... down, abattre : faire tomber | _ off, effacer : bififer : rayer [cut off) couper [print) tirer | _on, upon, [a rock, or reef] echouer sur : donner contre, donner sur | _out, se lancer [new path) frayer [pen) rayer [swim) nager vigoureuse- ment | — through, traverser | _up [band] commencer a jouer [singing) entonner (un air] — up an ACQUAINTANCE, lier con- naissance STRI KER [i a¥]greviste [sledgeman) frappeur STRI'KING [i at] [plants) bouturage [of centering) decintrage: decintrement — APPARA'TUS [ap-e-re-te-ss] sonnerie _GEAR mecanisme d’embrayage Stri'king a. frappant: saisissant [likeness, lesson) parlant [contrast, feature) saillant [proof, fact) eclatant [vivid, worthy of note) remar- quable | Nothing_Rien de remarquable | Of_beauty, I)’une beaute admirable Stri'kingly ad. d'une maniere frappante STRING ficelle : corde [thread) fil [ribbon) ru- ban [of shoe, apron, etc.) cordon [to spin top) fouet [of beads, onions, etc.) chapelet | A long ~— of, Une kyrielle de : ‘une ribambelle’ de | •S’A piece of_, Un bout de ficelle | It’s the_ he is always harping on! ‘ C’est sa rengaine!’ [V. BOW [bo], & Tarte] l _COURSE [corce] cordon String va. [imp. & pp. Strung] garnir de cordes [_on) enfiler [strain) tendre | ‘_ ... up’ [vulg] pendre ... haut et court Stringe’d [gli'd] a. [instrument] a cordes STRIN'GENCY [strinn’-dje-nn-ce] rigueur Strin'gent- [g dj] a. rigoureux String'y [pr. strign-e] a. fibreux [meat, etc.) filandreux * STRIP bande: ruban Strip [-ppe'd] va. depouiller (of. de] [rob, etc.) devaliser [one’s self) se deshabiller [_of its leaves) effeuiller | _off, oter | _off the BARK of, ecorcer STRIPE [straipp] raie : bande [X) galon | _S [pi] coups de fouet Stripe va. rayer Stri'pe'd [straiptt] a. ... a raies STRI'PLING jeune homme STRIPPING depouillement Strive [strai] vn. [imp. Strove : pp. Strive'n, i tres bref] s’efforcer : tacher (to, de] se de- battre [F. Vie. Eng.] _ hard to, Faire tons ses efforts pour ... STRI'YING [strai] efforts (pi] Strode [imp. V. Stride] STROKE [of boat’s crew] chef de nage STROKE coup [F. this word] [touch) touche [dash) trait [swimming) brassee [in drawing, etc.) coup de crayon, trait de plume, etc. [piston) course [paral.) coup de sang | Little —s fell great oaks, Petit a petit l’oiseau fait son nid | Bold _, Coup hardi I Up [on fine] —, Delie | Down_[of a letter] Plein | Suction—, Exhaust_, Course d'aspiration, d’echappe- ment | On the _ of 6, Sur le coup de 6 heures \ 10 ft_, Course [or jeu] de 10 pieds To keep_, Aller en mesure: nager ensemble To pull a long_Nager de long | To pull the _ OAR [or] Donner la nage : mener le train | _ OAR chef de nage ; Stroke va. caresser STU FRANQAXS Studieux' -ease a. studious [ semenf -ly] STUPEFACTION’' [t like ss] _ [fak-che-nn] amazement f ded Stupefait' -e a. stupefied [fig) amazed : astoun- Stupefiant' -e a. stupefying [fig) astounding -ANGLAIS STU Stupefier' va. to stupefy : to astound : to amaze STUPEUR stupor Avec_, Thunderstruck Stupide a. stupid [-menf -ly] STUPIDITE _ty : piece of stupidity _S' [pi] stupid things STR ENGLISH-FRENCH STU STROLL [o] To take a_, Faire un tour _ vn. errer : se promenera Vaventure : aller <ja et la | _about, flaner : ‘ se balader ’ | _up and down, faire les cent pas Stro'lling a. | _ COMPANY, troupe ambu- lante | _PLAYER, comedien ambulant Strong a. fort: solide : ferme : vigoureux [protest, measures, etc.) energique | To be _ enough to, Avoir la force de | 2000_, Fort-e de 2000 liommes | To be getting a little_er [pr. strogn-gueur] Reprendre un peu de force | This paper is _er, Ce papier est plus resistant | To be -minded, Avoir l’esprit solide | -ROOM cave aux coffres-forts STRONG'HOLD forteresse : fort Strong'ly ad. fortement : fort : solidement : fermement [protest) energiquement |_built FELLOW' solide gaillard | _ entrenched, Fortement retranche | _marked, Tres pro- STROP cuir (a rasoir] [va.) repasser Lnonc® Strove [imp. V. Strive] Struck [imp. & pp. V. Strike] STRUC'TURE s_ [building) construction STRUG'GLE [stre-gue-V\ lutte : effort | The _for LIFE, La L pour la vie _vn. [with, eontre : to, pour] lutter : se debat- tre (in, dans, or au milieu de] Strum [-mme'd] va. ‘ tapoter’ (du piano, etc.] Strung [imp. it pp. V. String] STRUT demarche affectee [prop) contre-fiche [mechanics) support comprime Strut [-tted] [ou_about] vn. se pavaner STUB souche : bout I To ‘_one’s toe,’ Buter 1 _up, Arracher | -AXLE fusee STUB'BLE chaume | _FIELD chaume Stubb'orn [ste-be-rn] a. obstine : volontaire : tetu : inflexible [horse) retif | Facts are_ things, Rien de si brutal qu’un fait _ly ad. obstinement _NESS opinidtrete : dbstination Stubb'y a. [pers) trapu [beard) herisse : buis- STUCC'O [sZe-fc-o] stuc |_sonneux Stuck [V. Stick] _over with, Garni de ‘Stuck'-up" a. affecte | A_girl, Une petite poseuse STUD bouton (dechemise] [iron bolt) prisonnier [nail) clou [racing)ecurie de course [breeding _) haras [crank_)tourillon | Lever-top_, Bouton a bascule | Studded with, Garni de [strewn) seme de | Studded, [tyre] Ferre STUDD'ING-SAIL [sZe-wssZ] bonnette _BOOM bout-hors de bonnettes STU'DENT [stiou-de-nntt] eleve [law, medical) etudiant (en droit, en medecine'i _S’ QUARTER [Paris] quartier latin Stud'ie’d [ste-dedd] a. apprete : voulu [pose STU'DIO [stiou-dio'\ atelier [phot.) atelier de Stu'dious [stiou-dye-ss] a. studieux -se [to, de) empresse | _MAN [F. Cabinet, Fr.] _ly ad. avec soin : avec empressement . %- STUD'Y [ste-de\ [Z’) etude [room for writing) cabinet de travail | Brown Sombre reverie _v. etudier : s’occuper de [to, de) taclier [at, en, de) faire ses etudes [for, a) se preparer [for his DEGREE) preparer son baccalaureat (etc.] [divinity) faire sa theologie | _for the BAR [or_LAW] faire son di oit | _hard, travailler ferme :‘piocher’:‘bftcher’ STUFF [ste-ff ] etoffe : choses (pi] [material) materiaux [waste_) rebut: 'drogue' | All _! £a, c’est de la blague! \ Filthy_, ‘ Salete’ [vulgar) ‘cochonnerie’ | Garden Legumes (pi] He’s the right_[V. Right MAN, p. 524] Wretched_, [to drink] ‘De la lavasse’ |_! Bah! Quelle niaiserie! Stuff va. [_out) rem bourrer (with, de] [cram food) gaver : bourrer [cookery) farcir [specimens) empailler [a person) en faire accroire a : ‘monter un bateau a’ [vn.) se bourrer | _ ... up, boucher ...-STUFF'ER empailleur (de ...] STUFF'ING bourre [action) rembourrement [cookery) farce [specimens) empaillage : [Za) taxidermie | -BOX presse-e'Zoupe Stuff'y a. | To feel_, Sentir le renferme Stul'tify [y at] va. [belie] dementir STUM'BLE faux pas [tm.)broncher: trebueher [m) faire trebucher : embarrasser | —over, trebueher sur | _upon, tomber sur STUM'BLING trebuchement: faux pas -BLOCK pierre d’achoppement STUMP [ste-mmpp"] [tree, pillar) tronejon [cabbage _) trognon [drawing) estompe [of limb) moignon [decayed tooth) chicot [cricket —) piquet (de guichet] To a_, Jusqu’aatron- qon | He goes about on his_s, 11 est cul-de- jatte | _BEDSTEA'D [stedd] litdesangde | _OR'ATOR [Ze-r] orateur de carrefour Stump va. estomper [in America) haranguer: perorer | To_the country, Faire de la pro- pagande \ ‘_up’ [vulg] financer : ‘casquer’l _e'd up for, [vulg] a sec de Tdroyer Stun [-nne'd] va. etourdir (with, de] [fig) fou- Stung [ste-gne'] [imp. <k pp. V. Sting] Stunk [ste-gnk] [imp. & pp. V. Stink] STUNN'ER [.sZe-ne-r] [vulgar] A —, Un, une ... epatant-e Stunn'ing [sZe-nn] a. etourdissant [slang) tres chic : fameux : epatant Stunt ...’s growth [sZe-nnZZ] v. empecher ... de Stun'ted a. rabougri Lcro>fre Stu'pefy [stioupifai] va. abrutir : hebeter [benumb) stupefier | _ing a. stupefiant Stupendous a. foudroyant: prodigieux _ly ad. prodigieusement Stu'pid [sZioa] a. bete : stupide : lourd | How _I am! Que je suis done bete! | —ly ad. stupidement STU'POR stupeur Sturdily [sZeur] ad. hardiment: resolument STY FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS SUB STYLE _ [ang. pr. stable] [ V. Soutenu] Style -e pp. trained : used (a, to] up (in] Styler' va. to train : to bring up : to form STYLET" stiletto [chirurgie) probe STYLISTE _st: master of style [sfm] STYLITE _ STYLOGRAPHE stylographic pen :‘stvlo’ STYPTIQUE [<£’ a.] styp'tic SU [pp. V. Savoir] knowledge | Au_de tous. As everyone knows SUAIRE winding-sheet: shroud ["heat Suant' -e a. perspiring | Gluxude_Welding Suave a. sweet: soft: delicious : charming SUAVITE _ty : sweetness : smoothness : de- SUBALTERNE sub'altern [fig) inferior [light _a. subor'dinate SUBCONSCIENCE subconsciousness SubconscienC -e a. subconscious SUBD£l£GUE person subdelegated Subdiviser' va. to subdivide SUBDIVISION" _ [vij-nn : i tres bref] Subir va. to undergo : to submit to : to pass through {influence) to come under Subit' -e a. sudden [ temenC -ly] Subito ad. [fam] all at once Subjectif -ive a. _ive SUBJECTIVITY _ty [subjunctive SUBJONCTIF subjunctive [ Au_In the Subjuguer' va. to subjugate : to bring ... into subjection : to subdue : to conquer /^SUBLIME [& a.] _ [ang. pr. se-blaim] Du g _ au ridicule il n’y a qu'un pas. There’s only a step from the sublime to the ridicu- lous | D'une maniere_, Subli'mely SUBLIME sublimate [pr. se-b’li-me-tt] (de, of] (SUBLIMITY _ty [se-blim’-e-te. i bref] Sublunaire a. sublunary | Dans ce monde_, Here below : in this' world Submerger' va. to submerge [un vaisseau) to swamp [noyer) to drown SUBMERSIBLE [& a.] _ SUBMERSION“ [se-b-me-r'clie-nn] sinking SUBORDINATION" [t like ss] _ [neclie-mi] SUBORDONN^ -E [A a.] subordinate (a. to] Subordonner' va. to subordinate (a, to] Suborner' va. to suborn : to corrupt SUBORNEUR -EUSE suborner [a.) corrupt SUBRECARGUE supercargo Subreptice a. surreptitious [-ment* -ly] Subroger' va. to substitute Ttee SUBROGE TUTEUR surrogate guardian : trus- Subsequemment' ad. subsequently STU ENGLISH-FRENCH SUB STUR'DINESS vigueur: energie ^Sturdy a. vigoureux : resolu : hardi £ _CHAP [tchapp] _FELLOW' luron STUR'GEON [dje-nn] esturgeon Stutt'er [ste-te-r] vn. begayer _ING begaiement Tpere-loriot STY [stai] etable (a cochons] [in eyelid) com- STYLE [staile] [architec. and author's) style [way) maniere : ton [title) titre [sort) genre | In__ Dans le grand genre | In fine_Bril- lamment ['thrashing,' etc.) d'importance | In first-class__ De la belle maniere | In splendid _, In dashing_a grandes guides [showily) avee eclat | In bad_De mauvais gout To live in great_Mener grand train | .Newest _, ‘Dernier cri’ | That’s the _! [vulg] C’est cela ! Bravissimo! Allez! | The _of the FIRM. La raison sociale de la mai- son \ _of LIVING, train de maison Style [stdile] va. appeler : qualifier de Sty'lisli [y ai] a. chic : elegant: comme il faut _NESS [du, le) chic [mission ^SUB-COMMITT'EE sous-comite : sous-com- Subcon'scious a. subconscient _NESS subconscience SUBCONTRACTOR sous-entrepreneur Subcutu'neous a. sous-cutane Subdivide [vdidd] va. subdiviser SUB'DIVISTON s_[of land) morcellement pqSubdu'e va. subjuguer : dompter : assujettir H d a. LIG’HT [lai] demi-jour | In a «2 VOICE, a mi-voix SUB-ED'ITOR secretaire de la redaction SUB'JECT sujet 'tea : question : matiere [a.) assujetti [liable) sujet: expose (a] Subject' va. soumettre : exposer (to, a] SUBJEC'TION [che-nn] sujetion : depen- dance : soumission | To bring ... into _, v Soumettre : assujettir ('Subjoin'e'd a. ci-joint: ci-contre Sub'jugate [gliete] va. subjuguer : dompter SUBJUGA'TION [djou-gheche-nn] assujet- tissement: soumission SUBJUNC'TIVE subjonctif | In the Au S [_and Indicative. V. Table 76] Sub'let'ra. [imp. & pp—] sous-louer [a job, or work) marchander [marchandage SUB'LETT'ING sous-location [of contracts) SUBMARI'NE [me-ruie] [<fca.] sous-marin | W Sunk by a_Coule par un S H _WAR'FARE la guerre sous-marine Submer'ge [me-rdje] va. submerger [vn.) a, [submarine, etc.] faire une plongee SUBMISSION [che-nn] soumission : resignation : deference [soumission Submiss'ive a. sounds (to. a] _lv ad. avec SUBMISSTVE'NESS [i brefs] soumission Submit' [-tted] va. soumettre (to, a] [rn.) se soumettre (to, a] [to an operation) subir ... SUBOR'DINATE [ne-t] [<fc a.] subordonne | _ [nete] va. subordonner (to. a] Subor'dinate'Iy ad. en sous-ordre ^Suborn' va. suborner | _ER suborneur SUB'PCE'NA [se-pi-na] citation : assignation (sous peine damende] To_, [ou. To serve ... with a_] Assigner : citer ('Subscribe [i a’i] v. [sign, take shares, agree) souscrire (to, a : towards, pour] se cotiser [take in papers, or take tickets) s'abonner : prendre un abonnement (to, a]_one’s self, W Se dire | To give up_bing. Se desabonner : W cesser de payer ses cotisations * SUBSCRI BER [i ai] souscripteur [to paper, c. season tickets, etc.) abonne SUBSCRIP'TION souscription [to paper or season tickets, etc.) abonnement [to society) cotisation To discontinue. To renew one s V_[paper] Se desabonner, Se reabonner SUB FRAN AIS—AN GL AIS SUC Subsequent' -e a. _t [se-b'si-kouenntf] SUBSIDE subsidy | Subsidiaire a. subsidiary : auxiliary | _merit' ad. furthermore SUBSISTANCE _tence : maintenance _S’ [pi] provisions : food (sing] Subsister' vn. to subsist: to exist: to live : to be : to be maintained : to stand good SUBSTANCE _ [se-b'ste-nnce] Substantiel -elle [pr. second t like ss] a._tial [se-bstann'clie-l] [-llemenf -lly] SUBSTANTIF [A a.] _ive [vemenf -ly] Substantiver' va. to use ... as a noun Substituer' va. to substitute (a. for] [terme de droit, a. upon) to entail SUBSTITUT" substituted^ | _du Procureur General. Deputy public prosecutor SUBSTITUTION" [t like ss] _ [dr) entail SUBTERFUGE _ [ang. pr. fioudje] Subtil -e [pr. the b] a. sub'tle [se-te-t] keen : ‘smart- [poudre) fine [mauv. part) sub’tile : fine-spun : artful Subtilemenf [pr. the b] ad. with sub'tlety : cleverly : artfully : ' smartly': finely Subtiliser' [pr. the b] va. to refine : to over-r [fig, fam) to ‘do ... out of- [tromper) to take in SUBTILITE [pr. the b] sub'tlety [se-t'-i’te] keenness : shrewdness Subvenir vn. (Table 15) [a, ...] to come to the aid of: to help [suffire) to supply : to provide i SUBVENTION" [t. ss] subsidy : grant: relief | _ industrielle. Special payment by manufacturers for extra wear of roads i Subventionner' va. to grant a subsidy to : to subsidize : to support Subvenu -e pp. [F. Subvenir] Subversif -ive a._ive (de, of] SUBVERSION"_ [ve-rche-nn] overthrow SUC juice [fig) pith : substance SUCCEDAN£_neum [-dene-yeuni] Succeder' vn. to succeed (a, to] [heriter) to inherit (a. ...] to come (a, into] Se_, To follow [ou succeed] one another SUCCES" success | _fou, Tremendous S SUCCESSEUR successor [F. Late] Successif -ive a._ive [-vemenf -ly] ! SUCCESSION"_ [cec/ie-nn] [heritage) inheritance [propriety) estate | Prendre la —, To take to [ou take over] the business | Droits SUCCIN" yellow amber [de_Estate duties Succinct' -e a._t : concise [-emenf -ly] SUB ENGLISH-FRENCH SUC fSubsequent a. subsequent j A_period, Une epoque posterieure | _to .... Apres ... Subsequently ad. posterieurement : sub- sequemment Subser've va. aider a : contribuer a : favo- riser | SUBSER'VIENCY [seurve-ye-nnce] concours [state of_) dependance Subser'vient a. subordonne | To make ... _to. Faire servir a ["diminuer Subsi'de [i ai"] vn. s'abaisser: se calmer : Subsidiary [ye-re\ a. subsidiaire (to, a] Subsidize [da'ize] va. subventionner : don- ner des subsides a | SUB'SIDY subvention [to a person) subside fse nourrir Subsist' vn. subsister : exister [on, de) vivre : SUBSISTENCE_lance [being) existence S SUB'SOIL sous-sol: terre de sous-sol ck _PLOUG’H [plaou] fouilleuse ■: SUB'STANCE [ste-nnce] s_ [goods) bien : a avoir [meaning) fond : substance Substantial [stayin'che-l] a._tiel : solide : reel | ‘ A good _DISH. ’ Une piece de resistance | A_MEAL. Un repas solide _lly ad. solidement: x'eellement Substantiate [stann'chiete] va. etablir : ap- puyer: j ustifier SUBSTITUTE substitut [recruit, player, etc.) rempla^ant [F. Suppleer : Silk] [va.) substituer (for, a] As a _ for tea. Pour remplacer le the | _TU'TION s— : remplacement Subtend' va. sous-tendre SUB'TERFUGE _ : faux-fuyant Subterra'nean [rene-ye-nn] a. souterrain | _ PASSAGE [ou GALLERY ou PLACE] v souterrain Sub’tile [se-fe-1] a. subtil : fin | SUBTIL'TY subtilite | Subtle [se-te-V\ a. subtil: fin p; Subtract' va. oter : retrancher : defalquer : -v] soustraire (from, de] cc SUBTRAC'TION soustraction : deduction pq SUB'URB faubourg | _S (pi] banlieue r^Subur'ban [beur-be-ym) a. de la banlieue : 02 des faubourgs : suburbain [villa) de banlieue C Subvert' [veurte] va. renverser ftSUB'WAY [one] souterrain /^Succee'd v. [to come after) succeder (a] [be successful) reussir | To_in destroying ..., Reussir [or parvenir] a detruire ... | To — in everything one does. Avoir la main heureuse Succee'dinq a. successif: suivant: a venir SUCCESS' reussite : succes Wi [luck) boyine ' chance \ Great_Grand succes | To wish . ... _, Faire des voeux pour ... ^ Successtul a. heureux | Yerv_Tres reussi | i To be_ in ...ing, Reussir a ... Success'fully ud.heureusement:avec succes SUCCESSTON s_ : suite : avenement | — DUTY droits de successibn (pi] In —, [ou Successively] Successivement:l’un apres 1’autre : coup sur coup fnir en aide a - SUCC'OUR [ke-r] secours [ra.) secourir : ve- Succum'b’ [se-ke-mm] vn. succomber (to, a] Such [se-tcli] pi'oyi., a. & ad. tel: de tels : pared [those who) ceux. celles : tel, telle (as, qui] _is ..., Tel est... |_carelessness, Une telle yyeyligence : une pareille incurie | At_times [one doesn't like to .... etc.] Dans ces occa- sions-la | At_times and places, Aux heures et aux lieux indiques | _ a beauty! Un si beau ...! Uyie si belle ...! (etc.] He is_a liar! II est si menteur! | _a success! Un si grand succes! | _men as C or D. Des gens comme C ou D | _ a speed as would endanger ..., Une vitesse qui mettrait en danger ... | Did anybody ever see_a THING! Yit-on jamais chose pareille! \ _a THING has never been known, Pared fait ne s’est jamais produit | It’s no_THING. II n’en est rien | Not to speak in_a WAY. Ne pas parler de la sorte _-A-ONE [e-ou-e-nn. bref] un tel, une telle SUC FRANQAIS- ANGLAIS SUG SUCCION" [cc, cfcs] suction [se-kche-nn] Succomber- [m nasal] v. to succumb : to yield (a, sous, to] to give way : to die Succulent- -e a. [plante) succulent [mets, etc.) rich : juicy : nourishing SUCCURSALE branch [eglise) chapel of ease SUCEMENT" sucking pto drain Sucer- va. to suck : to suck out: to imbibe [fig) SUCEUR sucker | SUQOIR sucker SUQON-- [fam] red spot made by sucking Sugoter- va. to keep sucking SUCRE sugar Dojj | Cet homme est tout_et tout miel, He is a good deal too smooth [Amer. ‘ tew sweet ’]_de betterave, de canne, Beet, Cane S |_ brut, Raw S _casse, Lump S | _en glace, Icing | _en pain, Loaf-S | Pain de _, Sugar-loaf j En pain de_Like a S-loaf | _ CANDI sugar-candy | _ d’ORGE barley sugar | _ d’ORGE PANACHli rock | _ de POMME barley sugar with apple flavouring Sucre -e pp. sugared _a. sugary : smooth : sweet : honeyed | Un air_, A demure look | Eau _ee, Sugar and water | Yotre cafe est-il assez_? Is your coffee sweet enough ? | Faire la_ee, To be full of affectation, sham modesty Sucrer- va. to sugar : to put sugar in ... : to sweeten | Se _, To take some S | SUCRERIE sugar-works | _[pi] sweetmeats [dustry SUCRIER-- sugar-basin | Industrie -iere, S in- SUD south [vent) south wind | Au_de, South of | L’Amerique du_, South America Vers le _, Southward [SUD-EST, -OUEST, etc., SUDISTE Southerner \_V. South, ang. SUDORIFIQUE [<fc a.] _ic SUEDE Sweden | Gants de__ Suede gloves SUEDOIS* -E Swede [to langue, et a.) Swedish | SUEE [fam] fright [a _I*1 the S style Suer- vn. to perspire [fam) to sweat | _sang et eau, To toil and moil | Vous me faites_! [vulg] You bother me! | Faire_To bring on a perspiration [argot) to ‘ do for ’ SUETTE miliary fever : sweating fever SUEUR perspiration : ‘ sweat ’ [fig) toil | a to_de son front, By the S of his brow Suffice vn. (Table45) to suffice : to do : to ‘will do’ : to be enough (a, for] Suffit! Cela suffit! That will do! That’s enough! | Suffit que, Suffice it to say that... | a chaque jour suffit sa peine, Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof | Se —, To be enough in itself [pers) to shift for one’s self Suffisamment- ad. sufficiently SUFFISANCE sufficiency: competence : self- sufficiency |... a [or en]__ ... enough Suffisant- -e a. sufficient [vain) self-sufficient: SUFFIXE- suffix [conceited bumptious’ Suffocant- -e a. suffocating : stifling SUFFOCATION" [t like ss] _ Suffoquer- v. to suffocate : to stifle (de, with] [de colere) to choke SUFFRAGANT- [<£ a.] suffragan [prayers (pi] SUFFRAGE _ : vote : approval [lituryie) SUFFRAGETTE _ | SUFFRAGISTE _ist Sugcjerer- [pr. s%] va. to suggest: to hint: to prompt: to intimate | Suqgestif -ive a._ive SUGGESTION-- [pr. siigi — ; hint SUC ENGLISH-FRENCH SUG Suck [se-k] v. sucer [at breast, etc.) teter [as a pump) aspirer | _ up, sucer : absorber | To give SUCK to, Donner a teter a : allaiter: nourrir | SUCK'ER [tree) surgeon [insect’s) suqoir [pump) piston SUCK'ING succion | _PIG cochon de lait Suc'kle va. allaiter | SUCK'LING allaitement [child) enfant a la mamelle SUC'TION [se-k'die-nn] succion : aspiration : absorption | -GAS PLANT installation de force motrice par le gaz pauvre | _HOSE boyau aspirateur | _PUMP pompe aspir- ante | _ STROKE course aspirante | _ VALVE soupape A'aspiration Sudd'en a. soudain : subit: brusque [V. -Scmfe] On a_, All of a_, ou Sudd'enly ad. tout a coup: soudainement | _NESS soudainete SUDS [se-dz] [ou Soap_] eau de savon Sue v. poursuivre (for, pour] [ask) demander (for, ...] [beg) implorer (for, ...] SU'ET graisse de boeuf, or de mouton : suif Suff'er [se-fe-r] v. soutfrir [punishment) subir [permit) permettre (to, de, que] To_one’s self to be imposed upon, Se laisser tromper | To — for it, En porter la peine [fam) ‘payer les pots casses’ | ... who have suffered by [ou from) ..., ... eprouves [or atteints] par ... (Suff'erable [e-be-1] a. supportable v SUFF'ERANCE [re] On_, Par tolerance *fcSUFF'ERER [patient) patient [by, de) vic- £ time | He was a great _ by the gout, 11 V souffrait beaucoup de to goutte SUFF'ERING souffrance [a.) souffrant Suffi'ce [se-fdice] vn. suffire (for, a : to, a, de] — it to say, Qu’il suffise de dire : suffit que ... SUFFICIENCY suffisance | A _, De Vaisance: le necessaire : de quoi vivre Sufficient [clie-nntt] a. suffisant | That’s_! C’est assez! Suffit! [V. Suffire]_ly ad. assez Suff'ocate [ke'fe] va. suffoquer | _d, Asphyxie (with, by, de] Suffocating a. etouffant SUFFOCA'TION [Iceche-nn] s_: aspliyxie SUFF'RAGAN BISHOP coadjuteur SUFF'RAGE [se-fredj] _ [F. Manhood] Women’s _, Le droit de vote pour les femmes Suffu'se va. repandre : couvrir (with, de] SUG'AR [cliougue-r, tres bref] sucre fca [ua.) sucrer | _and water, Eau sucree | Barley _, Sucre d’orge | Brown_, Moist_, Cas- sonade \ Beet-root__ S de betterave j Cane _, Sucre de canne \ Castor_, S en poudre | Lump_Sucre casse Maple_S d’erable -BASIN [s f] sucrier | _ CAN'DY S candi _CANE canne a S | _-LOAF pain de S Shaped like a_, En pain de S | -MAPLE erable a sucre | _NIPPERS casse-sucre | _PLUM dragee | _REFINERY sucrerie: raffinerie de S | _TONGS [pi] pinc.es a S Sug'ary [choug'e-re, bref) a. sucre ^Suggest' va. suggerer : rappeler [an idea) c? donner: inspirer [advise) proposer | — itself, -|? Se presenter | SUGGESTION s— : idee i Sugges'tive a._tif | _of, Qui suggere [or 05 rappelle] ...: qui fait penser a ... SUI FRAN ^ AIS—AN GL AIS SUL SUICIDE_ [ang. pr. sou'-i-ga'ide] SUICIDE:-F suicide : one who has committed S se Suicider' vr. to commit suicide SUIE soot | SUIF suet [a cliandelle, etc.) tallow [fig. vulg) ‘blowing-up’ | Fonderie de _, Tallow refinery | Suifer' va. to tallow SUINT" grease (of sheep’s wool] SUINTEMENT' oozing : running Sumter' vn. to ooze : to run : to leak SUISSE Swiss (<fe a.] S guard : porter: beadle | Petit_, Cream-cheese | SUISSESSE Swiss SUITE [cortege) ‘suite’: attendants, pi [serie) series: train: set [ce qui suit) sequel: what follows : continuation : those who follow (pi] [ef- fet) consequence [d’ancetres, etc.) line [liaison) sequence : connection [ordre) order [cours) course | a la_ de. With : after : following close upon | Dans la_, Afterwards : eventually : after a time | De_, One after another [jours, fois, etc.) running | Donner a (votre demanded, To carry out (your wishes, etc.] Et ainsi de_, And so on | Tout de_, Directly : at once | Je viens tout de _! I’m coming directly! | Chapitre II. _, Chapter II. continued | La _au prochain numero, ‘To be continued in our next ’ | Par_de, In consequence of : in accordance with | Par la_, Afterwards : in time [F. SUITES] Suitee a. \ Bete_, Mare and foal SUITES' results | Cela peut avoir des_s, The consequences may be serious SUIVANT' -E attendant [a.) following : next Suivant' prep, according to | _ moi, In my opinion | — que, As | Coupe _A B, Section from A to B Suivi -e a. continuous : sustained : connected | Tres_, [cours, etc.) well-attended [profes- seur, etc.) very popular \_pp. V. Suivre] Suivre v. (Table 69) to follow : to go [ou come] after [marcher aussi vite que) to keep up with [assister a) to attend : to go to : to ‘ run after ’ [line affaire) to follow up | a_[article] ‘ To be continued ’ [F. Suivant] Faire_, [en cas d’absence] ‘ To be forwarded ’ [F. Debours]_ ... des YEUX' To watch | Se_, To follow one another [ou each other] SUJET' -ETTE subject | SUJET' subject Bsj : cause : ground : topic : matter [jardin) stock : plant | Au_de, About | Avec_, With good reason | Bon _, Good fellow | Mauvais_, ‘ Bad lot ’ Sujet' -ette a. [a, to) subject: liable [a, of) capable [en mauv. part) addicted (to] _a caution, Not to be depended upon SUJETION" [tasss] subjection : close servitude : liability : inconvenience SULFATE sulphate [seid-fete] Sulfh'ydriqu'e a. hydrosulphuric SULFONAL sulphonal SULFURE sulphide | _de FER iron pyrites [pi-rdi-tize] Sulfure-e a. sulphuretted Sulfureux' -ert.se a. sulphureous [eatt) sulphur (spring, etc.] [acide) sulphurous Sulfuriqu'e a. sulphuric SUI ENGLISH Suici'dal [sou-i-gdide-V] a. de suicide SUTCIDE [sou’-i-gdide~\ | To commit , Se suicider : se donner la mort SUIT [soute] assortment : suite : requete : instance [in marriage) recherche : cour [at law) proces : instance [whist) couleur [F. Follow] _of CLOTHES complet| -CASE porte-habit Suit [sotde] va. assortir : adapter : aller a : aller avec : convenir [F. ACTION] ... _s me very well, ... fera mon affaire, or me va tres bien | Better_ed to, Mieux adapte (or ap- proprie) a | I’m well_ed in our servant, Je suis content de notre bonne Su'itable [sout'-e-be-l] a. convenable : qui correspond : qui convient (to, a] a propos _NESS [ou SUITABIL'ITY] opportunity: convenance: rapport | Suitably [te-ble] ad. convenablement (a] a propos SUITE [smite] s_ | A_of bedroom furniture, Un ameublement de cliambre a coucher | A drawing-room_, Un mobilier de salon | A_ of APARTMENTS, Un appartement SU'ITOR [soute-r] [law) plaideur [lover) pre- v Sulk vn. bouder : faire la moue Ltendant i SUL'KINESS bouderie \ Sul'ky a. boudeur Sull'en a. renfrogne : maussade : obstine ^ Sull'enly ad. d’un air renfrogne, or refrogne : « maussadement: obstinement g SULL'ENNESS maussaderie : air sombre : § mauvaise humeur : obstination o Sull'y va. souiller : tacher (with, de] ° SUL'PHATE [se-l'fete'] sulfate ^ SUL'PHIDE [se-l'fa'ide] sulfure FRENCH SUM fSUL'PHITE [se-l'fdite] sulfite SUL'PHONAL [se-l'-fo-nal] sulfonal SUL'PHUR [fe-r] soufre [va.) soufrer Sulphu'reous [fouri-e-ss] a. sulfureux Sulphuretted [fou\ a. sulfure Sulphu'ric [/ion] a. sulfurique Sul'phurous [/e] a. sulfureux 6 SUIT A'NA sultane _ RAI'SINS [pi] raisins de Smyrne s- SUL'TRINESS chaleur etouffante S Sul'try a. etouffant: suffoquant: brulant s SUM [of money) somme [in arith) calcul [fig) comble | To do [ou to work] a_, Faire un 3 calcul | _TOTAL total “ Sum [-mme’d] _up, recapituler : resumer "Summ'arily [me-re-le] ad. sommairement ~ SUMM'ARY [se-me-re] sommaire : abrege : tc resume [a.) sommaire [F. Summarily] §SUMM'ER ete [a.)... d’ete : estivalj Height 173 of_, Fort de l’ete | Indian _, Ete de la ^ Saint-Martin \ Of 20_s, De 20 printemps | e To put on one’s_CLOTHING, Se mettre g en ete | The _ VACA'TION, Les vacances g (pi] — HOLIDAYS [les) grandes vacances \ _TIME [1916] lieure d’ete ^SUMM'ER-HOUSE kiosque : pavilion : cabinet de verdure [Note. In the South of France, there are summer-houses called, near Nimes, MAZETS, and near Marseille, BASTIDES, which are usually large enough for a little party to take their provisions to, and spend a few hours in. In some parts V summer-houses are called GLORIETTES.] SUL FRANQAIS -ANGLAIS SUP SULTAN" [se-l-te-nn] SULTANE sultana SUMAC sumach [en ang. pr. chou'-mak] SUPERBE haughtiness : vainglory | _a. superb : splendid [fier) proud [ ment‘ -ly] SUPERCHERIE deceit : swindle : trickery SUPERFETATION'' [tasss]_: excrescence SUPERFICIE superficies : surface : superficial area | Superflciel-elle a. superficial: light [-ellemenf -lly, -ly] shallow SUPERFIN" [&_-e a.] superfine [fainn] SUPERFLU superfluity | _-e a. superfluous [peur'flou-e-ss] FLU ITE ty SUPIlRIEUR-22 superior [a.) superior (a. to] masterly : upper [instruc.) higher [geogr.) Upper | _a, Above | Officier_, Field 0 | _emenf ad. in a superior style [fam) splen- SUPERIORITE _ty Ldidly SUPERLATIF [&_-ive a.] superlative _ivement’ ad. superlatively SUPERPHOSPHATE _ [ang. pr. fete] Superposer" va. to put ... on : to add Superstitieux" -euse a_stitious [-emenf -lv] SUPERSTITION" _ [sticlie-nn, i bref] SUPERSTRUCTURE _ [stre-k-tche-r] SUPIN" [gram, lat.] supine [soupaine] SUM ENGLISH -FRENCH SUP (SUMM'ERSET [V. Somersault] o SUMMTNG-UP resume ® SUMM'IT sommet: falte | At the_of [his g glory, etc.] Au comble de | _LEVEL [en- s gineering] point de partage tjSumm'on [me-m] va. [witnesses) assigner “ [for petty offence) citer ... en justice : pour- g suivre [command to surrender, etc.) sommer tr. (to.de] [require.to.de)reclamer [assemblies) 2 convoquer [call) appeler | _up, rappeler ^ [courage) s’armer de ^SUMM'ONS [to surrender) sommotion [to S appear) assignation : mandat de comparu- S tion [call) appel: convocation «Sump tuary [e-re] a. somptuaire E^Sump'tuous a. somptueux -ease [-ly, -semt] VSUMP'TUOUSNESS somptuosite /'SUN soleil [V. HAY] In the_, Au soleil With the_[Lover) ... de gauche a droite Against the_De droite a gauche | -BLIND store exterieur | -BURN hale | -burnt a. hale : basane -DIAL [dai'l] cadran solaire -dried a. seche au S | -SHADE [parasol] om- hrelle | -SPOT tache solaire Sun o’s vr. se chauffer au soleil SUN'BEAM [bhne] rayon (de soleil] SUN'DAY dimanche | On _s, Le D [V. o Jeudi] ‘In one’s _ best,’ Endimanche-e ® _CLOSING, fernieture des cabarets le D | s -SCH'OOL ecole du D | -sch'ool TEACHER 7 [<fc f] moniteur -trice (de YE du D] wSun'der va. separer | In_, En deux ^SUN'DEW rossolis 5 SUN'DOWN | At_, Au soleil couchant “2 SUN'DRIES [pi] articles divers : specialites 43 [expenses) frais divers : faux frais ^Sun'dry a. divers « SUN'FISH mole : poisson lime 2 SUN'FLOWER soleil: tournesol gSunk [pp. V. Sink] ^ Sun'less a. sans soleil Sunn'y a. ensoleille : expose au soleil: en plein S [fig) riant | To look at the_SIDE, Prendre les choses par le bon cote SUN'RISE [i ai] lever du soleil: S levant SUN'SET coucher du soleil: S couchant SUN'SHINE [chainn] clarte du soleil [fig) eclat: bonheur [F. ROSE, Fr.] In the _, Au soleil: en plein soleil Sun'shiny DAY [chaine] journee de soleil SUN'STROKE coup de soleil: insolation VSUP gorgee: petit coup [un. -ppe'd) souper fSU'PER... [chem] hyper... SU'PERABUN'DANCE surabondance Su'perabun'dant a. surabondant Superadd' va. surajouter Superann'uated a. retraite [fig) suranne SUPERANNUA'TION mise a la retraite _FUND caisse des pensions de R SU'PERCAR'GO subrecargue Supercil'ious [//e-s.s] a. hautain : arrogant _ly ad. avec hauteur : avec dedain _NESS hauteur : dedain [rogation SUPEREROGA'TION [rogheclie-nn] sure- ^ Superex'cellent a. surfin : parfait S'Su'perfi'ne [i ai] a. surfin o Superfluous a. superflu fea [fo, de) inutile _ly ad. inutilement: d’nne maniere super- Superheat' [Inte] va. surchauffer [flue SUPERHEA'TER [ea, i] surchauffeur SUPERHEA'TING^ [ea, i] surchauffage Superbu'man [Mourn'nn] a. surhumain Superincum'bent [ke-mm] a. superpose Superintend' va. surveiller : diriger _ENCE surveillance • direction SUPERINTEN'DENT directeur -trice : chef: surintendant: inspecteur : medecin en chef [«3l) chef de gare [of police) commissaire V Marine_, Capitaine d’armement SUPE'RIOR [soupiri-e-r] [<fe a.] superieur [typ) lettrine \ Lady Superieure | Greatly —, Bien superieur ^Superlative a. supreme [gram) superlatif _ly ad. au supreme degre [gram) au superlatif : superlativement SU'PERMAN surhomme Supernat'ural a. surnaturel [-lly, -llemt] SUPERNUMERARY surnumeraire [theatre) 5. figurant -e ^Supernu'inerary [e-re-re] a. sux-numeraire sSUPERSCRIP'TION [clie-nn] suscription : v legende: inscription Superse'de [tide] va. remplacer : supplanter [law) surseoir a SU'PERDREA DNOUG HT (m.] SU'PERTAX impot supplementaire sur les gros revenus (en Angleterre] Superve'ne [vine] vn. survenir SUPERVISION surveillance vSUPERVI'SOR [i ai] surveillant: inspecteur Supi'ne [soupainn] a. couche sur le dos : negligent : nonchalant Supi'nelv ad. nonchalamment SUPI'NENESS nonchalance SUP FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS SUR Supplanter' va. to supplant SUPPLEANCE deputy, ou assistant ...ship SUPPLEANT' -E substitute : assistant — a. [juge, etc.] assistant Suppleer' va. to supply : to make up for [pers) to take ...’s place | _a, vn. to make up for : to do duty for : to fill up (the sense] Se faire _, To find a substitute : to get ... to take one’s place SUPPLEMENT' _[ang. pr. se-p'le-me-nni] _aire a. supplementary : further : extra SUPPLIANT" -E supplicant [a.) suppliant SUPPLICATION" [tasss]_[se-pli-keche-nn] SUPPLICE punishment: torture [fig) execution: torment : suffering [U. TANTALE] Etre au __ To be on the rack | Le dernier_, The extreme penalty SUPPLIClE criminal executed : sufferer Supplicier' va. to execute : to put... to death Supplier' va. to pray : to entreat : to beg SUPPLIQU’E petition SUPPORT"_ [en anglais pr. se-porte] stay : prop [tech) bearing [de tour) rest _de BICYCLETTE cycle-stand _a CHARIOT" [tech] slide-rest Supportable a— : ... that may be tolerated : bearable : endurable : excusable Supporter' va. to support : to bear : to stand Suppose -e a. supposed : pretended [nom) fictitious [testament) alleged : forged | _ que .... [subj.] Suppose ... Supposer' va. to suppose (que, that] [un acte, un testament) to put forward ... as genuine [un enfant) to substitute | En supposant.... Supposing ... SUPPOSITION" _ [ziche-nn : i bref] [droit) forgery : substitution [de nom) assumption SUPPOSITOIRE_itory SUPPOT" instrument : tool | Un_de Satan, One of the Devil’s imps SUPPRESSION” _ [se-preche-nri] Supprimer' va. to suppress : to do away with : to put down : to omit Suppurant' -e a. suppurating [se-piou-rete] SUPPURATION" [t, ss] _ [se-piou-reche-nn] Suppurer' vn. to suppurate [se-piou-rete] SUPPUTATION" [t like ss] calculation Supputer' va. to calculate SUPREMATIE [cie] supremacy [prem’-e-ce] Supreme a. [sou-prime] [poet) crowning : momentous [dernier) last | Au_ degre, In the highest degree : supremely | Honneurs _s, Last honours | Supremement' ad. supremely : in the highest degree Sur prep. on, upon [au-dessus de) over : above [en consequence de) by : after | Avoir ..._ soi, To have ... about one | Donner_, To look into : to overlook | Etre_la barre, To be on the bar | Donner la barre, To go over the bar | Donner_un rocher, To run on a rock | Se diriger_To steer for | Entendons-nous _le prix, Let us understand each other as to the price | Graveur_bois, Wood-engraver | Juger_, To judge from : to go by | Pas un_ cent, Not one in [ou out of] a hundred | Tirer _, To fire at, ou upon : to shoot at | _ ce. Upon this : now : then | 10 metres_5, 10 metres by 5 | _la fin, Towards the end [ou close]_les six heures, About six o’clock | _ le fait, In the act | _le tard, Late in the evening : late on | lest, In ballast | rner, [voyage] By sea | son depart, Just on the Sur -e a. sour [saour ] [point of leaving Silr -e a. sure : unerring : positive : certain [main, etc.) steady [en siirete) safe [en qui on peut se fier)... to be relied on : trustworthy | En mains_es, In safe hands | Une memoire _e, A good memory | a coup_, Pour_, For certain : certainly : surely : ... is [ou are] sure to ... [fam) ... and no' mistake | Soyez _ de ..., You may be perfectly sure ... | Le plus SUR. The safest course SUP ENGLISH-FRENCH SUR (SUPP'ER souper | The Lord's _, [of Leonardo da Yinci, Last_] La Cene Supp'erless a. sans souper Supplant' va. supplanter Sup'ple a. souple [va.) assouplir Supplemental a. supplementaire SUP'PLE'NESS souplesse Supp'licate [kete] va. supplier « SUPPLY' [ptoV] fourniture [stoi'e) approvi- 5 sionnement [pari) debats budgetaires [rein- ^ forcement) renfort | The water_, Le ser- vice des eaux | _and DEMAND, L'offre ® et la demande | SUPPLIES [X) approvi- ~ sionnements [parl’m’t) credits budgetaires : § fonds | To stop the__ [fam) couper les vivres “ [pari) refuser des fonds ^Supply' [y at] va. fournir (..., a : with, de] [fill up) remplir : suppleer a | _the place of. Remplacer | The tradespeople who_ us, Nos fournisseurs SUPPORT' _ [stay & fig) appui [keep) en- tretien : maintien [assent) adhesion | In — of, a l’appui de | _va. soutenir : supporter ^ [keep) entretenir: faire vivre [as an electoral ( body) porter | 8 children to_8 enfants a | sa charge SUPPORTER [of party) partisan: ^ adherent [subscrib’r) abonne [stay) soutien : ^ appui | Supporting a. [V. Portant >!eo] s Suppo'se va. supposer: croire | _now, [ou -o Supposing] Supposons : suppose (que ...] si ... : en supposant... | Even_ing, Meme en S admettant que He's_d to do everything, 2 U est cense tout faire |_we try [to do] it? Si g nous essayions? p Supposititious [i brefs] a. suppose Suppress' va. supprimer [to check) etouffer | [to crush) reprimer | _e'tl [med] rentre 'vSUPPRESS'ION s_ [crushing) repression Supre'me'ly [souprvme] ad. au supreme degre Sure [clioure] a. sur : certain : assure | To be _! Mais oui! Sans doute ! Certainement! | To be _ to, Ne pas manquer de : ... sans faute | To feel_that. Etre convaincu que | To make_, S’assurer (of, de : that, que] I’m _I can't tell, Ma foi [or Vraiment] je ne sais pas !. | One can never be_of anything in this world, 11 ne faut jurer de rien Sure, Sure'ly, ad. assurement: a coup sur SUR FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS SUR Surabondammenf ad. superabundantly SURABONDANCE superabundance Surabondant' -e a. superabundant Surabonder' vn. to superabound Suraigu-e a. very sharp [ou shrill] Surajouter" va. to superadd Suranne -e a. superannuated : out of date : old- fashioned : by-gone : ‘old-world-looking’: ob- Surbaisse -e a. [tech] surbased Lsolete : stale SURCHARGE_[tig) added burden [ecriture) word written over another Surcharge!*' va. to surcharge [fig) to overburden (de, with] to write over Ting SURCHAUFFE, SURCHAUFFAGE superheat- Surchauffer' va. [tech] to overheat [le fer) to burn [vapeur) to superheat SURCHAUFFEUR superheater SURCROIT " increase | Par _, In addition | Pour_de malheur, To add to my [his, our, SURDENT" gag-tooth ' [etc.] misfortune SURDITE deafness Surdore -e a. double-gilt | SURDOS" back- SUREAU elder : elder-bush [band SURELLE wood-sorrel Sfiremenf ad. surely [en surete) safely SUREMISSION" over-issue SURENCHERE | Fairenne_sur, [or Suren- cherir vn.'} To outbid SUREROGATION" [t like ss] supererogation Surerogatoire a. ... of supererogation SURESTARIE, S' [or, Indemnity pour ] Suret' -ete a. sourish [demurrage SuRETE safety : security : precision : steadiness | La_, The detective police | Agent de la_, Detective | ... de_, Safety-... SUREXCITATION" [pr. ti like ssee} over-excitement: great excitement | Surexciter' va. to over-excite : to excite greatly Surexposer' va. [phot] to over-expose SURFACE _ [seurf-ss} Surfaire v. (Table 38) to charge too much (for] to ‘ stick it on ’ [fig) to overrate : to over-praise SURFAIX' girth | Surfin'' -e a. superfine SURGEON" sucker : shoot Surgir vn. to arise : to spring up : to start up | Faire_, To give rise to Surh'ausser' va. to raise : to ‘run up’ SURH'OMME superman Surh'umain''-e a. superhuman SURINTENDANCE [en,an] superintendence: superintendent’s office, ou residence SURINTENDANT' [en, an} superintendent SURJET ' overcasting : whipstitching Surjeter' va. to overcast: to whipstitch SURLENDEMAIN" | Le _ de. Two days after ... SURLIURE [*] whipping SURLONGE sirloin SURMENAGE overwork : mental strain Surmener" va. to overwork Surmontable a. ... that can be overcome Surmonter' va. to surmount : to overcome : to SURMOUT" new wort [get over : to rise above 5URMULET" surmullet [main Surnager' vn. to float [fig) to survive : to re- Surnaturel -elle a. supernatural [-llemenf SURNOM" [m nasal] surname L'Hy Surnommer' va. to surname SURNUM^RAIRE [_& a.] supernumerary SUROfT" ‘sou'wester’ | SUROS- splint Surpasser' va. to surpass : to exceed : to go beyond : to excel [fig) to amaze : to astound Surpaver' va. to pay ... too much (for] SURPLIS' surplice SURPLQMB" [mb nasal] En_Overhanging Surplomber' vn. to overhang SURPLUS'_| Au_, Moreover : furthermore : besides : after all | De_, Over and SURPOID'S '' excess (weight] [above Surprenant' -e a. surprising Surprendre va. (Table 59) to surprise: to take ... by surprise [mort) to overtake [tromper) to deceive [fam) to catch [des lettres) to intercept [la confiance, etc.) to betray [Vadmiration) to excite | Je me suis surpris a rire, I caught myself laughing [V. Religion, Fr.] Surpris' -e a. surprised SURPRISE [en ang. pr. seurpraize] deceit | Boite a_, Jack-in-the-box SUR ENGLISH Sure-footed a. au pied sur SU'RE'NESS surete SU'RE'TY [pr. chourte] surete : securite [for, pour) caution : repondant : garant | To become _for, Cautionner SURF [se-r-f ] ressae : houle \ -BOAT [the French use the English word : especially in their colonies on west coast of Africa] SUR'FACE s_ : superticie : apparence exte- rieure | -PLATE plague a dresser SUR'FEIT [se-r/itZ] degout: exces | To have a _of, To be_ed with, Etre rassasie de (SURGE houle : vague : lame [foam) mouton | [vn.) s’elever [foam) moutonner .^SUR'GEON [se-rdje-nn] chirurgien [‘doctor’) medecin | Army _, M-major | Navy_, V Medecin du bord | Veterinary_Veterinaire 65 SUR'GERY pharmacie [art of) chirurgie Sur'gical [ke-Z] a. chirurgical [instruments, etc.) de chirurgie, or d'anatomie SUR'LINESS [se-r] caractere bourru : aigreur FRENCH SUR /^Sur'ly a. bourru : reveche [dog) hargneux SURMI'SE [i di] soupqon [v.) soupijonner Surmou'nt [se-r-maounntt] va. surmonter SUR'NAME surnom : nom de famille _va. surnommer s Surpass' va. surpasser | To far_, Depasser r. ... de beaucoup ® Surpassing a. rare : eminent ^SUR'PLICE [se-r'-pliss} surplis ^SUR'PLUS [se-r'-pZe-ss] _ : excedent [a.) S de surplus | _STOCK solde 5 SURPRI'SE [se-rpraize] surprise fefl | Quite e taken by_, Stupefait: ‘renverse’ 3 Surpri'se [se-rpraize] va. surprendre Surprising a. surprenant | —ly ad. d une jj maniere surprenante * SURREN'DER [of city) reddition [yielding) abandon [law) cession [v.) rendre : eeder : se rendre | The guard never _s! La garde meurt et ne se rend pas! | To — one’s self, V [law] Se constituer prisonnier SUR FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS SVE SURPRODUCTION" over-production SURSAUT" start | En _, With a start SURSEANCE suspension Surseoir va. (Table 30) [a, ...) to suspend : to put off [pers) to reprieve SURSIS’ delay (of execution, etc.] suspension SURTAUX- over-assessment SURTAXE extra tax : exorbitant tax Surtaxer' va. to over-tax : to charge ... extra SURTOUT overcoat [piece de vaisselle) epergne [ad.) above all : especial^: more especially: chiefly STJRVEILL'ANCE supervision : watch | II est sous la_de la police, He is under the supervision of the police SURVEILL’ANT’ -E superintendent: inspector [employe) keeper : watchman [d’enfant, etc.) guardian [au college) usher | _ d'internat, Master on duty SURVEILL'E | La_de, Two days before SurveiU’er’ va. to superintend : to keep an eye on : to see to SURVENANCE unexpected arrival [d’enfant) birth of a child SURVENANT’-jB chance comer Survenirra. (Table 15) to come [on to happen] unexpectedly : to follow : to occur : to arise [fam) to ‘ turn up ’ SURVENTE sale at too high a figure Survidei*’ va. to take out a little of the.. from : to partly empty : to lighten SURVIE survivorship SUR VIVANCE reversion [de fame. & biolog.) survival fsion falls SURVIVANCIER" person to whom the rever- | SURViVANT' -E survivor [a.) surviving Survivre vn. (Table 70) to survive (a, ...] Survoler' va. to fly over ... Sus’ prep, upon | Courir _ a, To fall upon ... | En_Extra : in addition (de. to] SUSCEPTIBILITE _ty : irritability : touchiness : sensitiveness (a, to) Susceptible a. _ : sensitive (a, to] capable (de, of] irritable : touchy ("to stir up Susciter’ va. to raise up [mauv. part) to rouse : SUSCRIPTION" [t as ss] direction : address Susdit' -e a. aforesaid ("mentioned Susenonce -e, & Susmentionne -e a. before- SUSPECT’ -E [pr. pe : pect] suspected person | _a. suspicious | Cela rn’est_, That looks suspicious : I don’t like the look of it ("about Suspecter' va. to suspect : to feel some doubt Suspendre va. to hang (a, on, from : dans, in] to hang up [pers. et jugement, etc.) to suspend [interrompre) to stop [ou put a stop to] ... for a time Suspendu -e a. suspended | Pont_, Suspension bridge | Non_Without springs SUSPENS" suspense | En_, In suspense [affaire : com.) outstanding Suspensif -ive a._ive : suspending | Points _s, [pram] Points of suspension SUSPENSION" — [pr. se-spennche-nn] lamp- SUSPENSOIR bandage |_Pendant SUSPENTE [*] slings (pi] SUSPICION" — fance SUSTENTATION" [tasss] support : susten- Sustenter’ va. to support : to sustain Susurrer" va. to buzz [fig) to babble SUTURE _ : seam SUZERAIN" lord paramount _-e a. paramount SUZERAINETE suzerainty : lordship Svelte a. slender : graceful : slight, delicate SUR ENGLISH f Surreptitious a. subreptice : frauduleux _ly ad. frauduleusement: a la derobee SURR'QGATE [a e] delegue [va.) subroger Surrou'nd [raounndd] va. entourer (with, de] _ing a. environnant: circonvoisin : ... d’alentour [air) ambiant | _INGS [pi] environs : alentours | His_s, Son milieu <u SUR'VEY [seur'-ve\ [land)arpentage[valua- s tion) expertise [ordnance) levee des plans: (£ cadastre [rail) etude | To take a_of, Lever £ le plan de [fig) jeter un coup d’oeil sur : con- u siderer [value) expertiser j Survey' [se-r-ve] va. [land, &c.) arpenter [ord- 5 nance) lever le plan de [rail) faire les etudes o de [value) expertiser: visiter [fig) examiner : " jeter un coup d’ceil sur | SURVEYING .. arpentage [ordnance_) levee des plans VSURVEY'OR intendant : inspecteur : sur- « intendant [of land) arpenteur [ordnance) in- genieur du cadastre [valu’r) expert [of taxes) controleur | City_, Town —, Inspecteur des travaux de la ville \ Highway_, Con- ducteur des ponts et chaussees SURYI'VAL [se-r-vdiv'l] survivance \ A_ from, Un reste de | _of the FITT'EST, V Persistance des types les mieux constitues Survi've [i at] v. survivre (..., a] —VI'VOR survivant-e | —VI'VORSHIP survivance FRENCH SWA Suspect' [se-spektt] va. soupQonner [doubt) se douter de [or que] Suspend' [se-ss-penndd'] va. suspendre [payment) cesser : suspendre (les paiments] [pari) exclure temporairement [ces) bretelles SUSPEN'DERS [pi] [ladies') jarretelles [bra- SUSPEN'SE | In _, Pendant | To keep ... in Tenir ... en suspens : ‘faire languir ’ SUSPEN'SION [se-spenn'clie-nn] [law) sur- seance [pari) exclusion temporaire _BRIDGE pont suspendu SUSPIC'ION [se-spiche-nn : i tres bref] feo soup^on | Taken up on_[prisoner] Mis -e en prevention Suspic'ious [se-spiche-ss : i tres bref] a. soup- Qonneux [conduct) louche | It looks_, Cela a Fair suspect _ly ad. avec mefiance \ It’s — like ..., Cela ressemble d’une maniere bien suspecte a ... _NESS mefiance : caractere suspect Sustai'n va. soutenir [losses) eprouver SUS'TENANCE [ne-nnce] nourriture SUT'LER vivandier: cantinier S.W. [south-west] ‘S.O.’ [sud-ouest] SWAB faubert [for gun) ecouvillon [va.) fau- berter | _out [a gun] ecouvillonner Svvad'dle va. emmaillotter SWAD'DLING-CLOTHES [pi] langes SWA SWsou. r ENGLISH-FRENCH SWI SWAGE [souedj] etampe _ HAMM'ER etampe superieure Swagg'er [souagh'r] vn. faire le bravache : ‘faire claquer son fouet’ :‘se donner des airs’: ‘ faire le crane ’ SWAGG'ERER, ou SWAGG'ERING FELL'OW fanfaron : matamore : bravache SWAIN [souene] [poet) berger [lover) amant SWALL'O W‘ [a, o dans sort] hirondelle [throat) gosier [va.) avaler [_up) engloutir | One_ does not make a summer, Une IT ne fait pas le printemps | -tail a.... en queue d'aronde | -taile'd BUTTERFLY, mach'aon Swam [a dans nia] [imp. V. Swim] '"SWAMP marais |_v. embourber (dans un marais] [boat) faire chavirer : faire sombrer Swamp'y a. marecageux SWAN cygne ! SWANK’ [souagnk] [de la) pose | To ‘_it,’ ‘ Le faire a la P ’: ‘ craner ’ "S SWAN'SDOWN [daoune] molleton » Swap [-ppe'd] va. [fam] troquer (for, contre] c SWARD gazon | Swar'ded pp. gazonne ^ SWARF [tech] cambouis o SWARM [bees, people) essaim [people) mules titude [of ants, & fig) fourmiliere _vn. essaimer [with, de) fourmiller ]_up, grimper a | _ING [bees] essaimage SWAR'THINESS [th fort] teint basane Swar'tliy [th fort] a. basane ‘ Swat ’ vn. ‘ turbiner ’: ‘bucher ’ VSWATH [th faible] andain : fauchee SWATHE [a e] maillot [va.) emmaillotter SWAY [soite] empire : domination _va. porter : influencer : regir | _away on [4>] peser sur | _to and fro, balancer Swear [souere] v. [imp. Swore : pp. Sworn] jurer (to, de] [take an oath) preter serment [witnesses, etc.) faire preter S a : deferer le S a [officially, swear in) assermenter | The witness_s that ..., Le temoin declare sous S que ... | He_s like a trooper, II jure comme un charretier | To_by ..., [fig] Ne jurer que par ... | To curse and_, Jurer et sacrer | To be sworn in, Preter serment | —ER [souere-’r] jureur : blasphemateur SWEAR'ING [pr. sottere] serments (pi] [_in) prestation de serment [profane) jurons (pi] He’s addicted to_, C’est un jureur SWEAT [sorted] sueur fea : transpiration [fig) sueurs (pi] [va. regulier) faire transpirer [vn., imp. & pp._) suer : transpirer | A cold_, 1Jne sueur froide | _ing [ou, All in a sweat] Tout en sueur SWEA’T'ER tacheron [jersey)chandail | ‘That’s a _!’ ‘J’en ai plein le dos’ : ‘<ja me fait suer’ | SWEATING sueur | _ SICK'NESS [la) suette anglaise | The_SYS'TEM, L’exploitation abusive d’ouvriers a la tache : le marchandage Sweat'y [souett'e] a. couvert de sueur SWEDE [suide] Suedois-e | SWEDE chou- navet: rutabaga | S WE'DISH [<£ a.] suedois I SWEEP ramoneur | SWEEP rafle : coup : course : mouvement de va et vient [reach) portee : etendue : section [bend) cambrure: courbe [oar) aviron | To make a clean_, Faire table rase | -NET epervier | -SAW scie a chantourner Sweep va. [imp. & pp. Swept] balayer [chimneys) ramoner [run, glide) glisser sur: passer [run over) parcourir [extend) s’etendre j The train swept thundering past, Le train passa comme la foudre | _away,_off, balayer [carry off) enlever [by flood, etc.) entrainer | — for [*!>) draguer [M’s SWEEP'ER balayeuse | Mine-_, Dragueur de SWEEP'ING balayage [chimneys) ramonage [mines) dragage| Street _ machine, Balayeuse —S [pi] balayures : ordures Sweep'ing a. rapide : violent [assertion) par trop general [charge) aveugle [changes, etc.) absolu : entier : qui n’epargne personne SWEEP'STAKES [souipe-stekee] [sum) enjeu: pottle [x-ace) course par enjeux : poule ^Sweet a. doux [sugared) sucre [ V. Sucre] [wines) de liqueur : liquoreux [fresh) frais [-scented) odoriferant: parfume [charming) joli : charmant | To smell_, Sentir bon | ‘To be _upon ...’ [fam] ‘S’enticher de ...’ -BRIAR [i ai'] eglantier | _HERBS fines herbes | -PEA [somte-pi] pois de senteur \ -POTATO patate \ _SHOP confiserie | S -WATER GRAPE chasselas | -WILLIAM 3 oeillet de poete [V. Liqueur'] s SWEET'BREAD [bredd] ris de veau 50 Swee'te’n va. [with sugar, etc.) sucrer [med) ■8 edulcorer [water) rendre ... fraiche [air) ra- S fraichir [fig) adoucir § SWEE'TE'NER adoucissant SWEET'HE-ART [& f.) ‘bon ami,’ ‘bonne amie’ : amoureux | Her_, Son amoureux Sweet'ish a. assez doux : douceatre Sweet'ly ad. avec douceur [sound) melodi- eusement | _pretty, Ravissant-e : ‘joli-e a SWEET'MEAT [mite] bonbon Lcr°quer’ SWEET'NESS douceur : fraicheur: melodie SWEETS [pi] bonbons [sweet dishes) entremets [fig) plaisirs: douceurs Sweet'-scen'ted a. [V. Sweet] SWELL [rise) elevation [of the sea, and ground _) houle [of sound) renflement | Heavy_, Grosse H \ Sea with a_on, Mer houleuse ‘ SWELL’ ‘dandy’: ‘gommeux’: gros bonnet [a.) ‘huppe’: tie premiere farce : a la mode | We do all the_weddings, Nous faisons tous les manages chics [or, du grand monde]_MOB [la) ‘lmute pegre’ | One of the_MOB, Un qfievalier d’Industrie Swell v. [pp. Swollen. Swelled] enfler : s’e : gonfler : se g : augmenter | _out, bomber | _ up, grossir : majorer | To ‘suffer from _e'd HEAD,’ Se gober SWELL'ING enflure : gonflement [of waves) soulevement [of rivers) erne Swel'ter vn. etouffer | It’s_ing hot! On Swept [imp. & pp. V. Sweep] [etouffe! Swerve vn. se detourner : s’ecarter (from, de] [horse) faire un ecart SWIFT [bird) martinet [for winding) devi- doir [newt) triton [a.) agile : vif : prompt ^ [ship) bon marcheur [va.) [4>] marcher bien SWIF'TER [d>] raban des barres [shroud) m hauban de fortune £ Swift'ly ad. vite : promptement [hide SWIFT'NESS vitesse : rapidite : prompti- | SWILL grand coup [wash) lavure V. _va. avaler | _out, laver: arroser S.V.P. FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS SYN S.V.P. [' s’il vous plait ’] if you please SYBARITE _ [syb'-e-raitt] SYCOMORE sycamore [sik'-e-more] SYCOPHANTE syc'ophant SYLLABAIRE spelling-book SYLLABE syllable | Syllabique a. syllable SYLLABUS [biice]_[pr. be-ss] SYLLOGISME [zlieess-m] sm [djize’m] SYLPHE, SYLPHIDE. sylph SYLVAIN" sylvan | Sylvestre a. forest SYLVICULTURE [& SIL-] forestry: growth SYLVIE warbler [of timber trees : planting A SSYMBOLE _1 [de la foi) creed [V. Creed] g .§ Symbolique a. symbolical ^ ^Symboliser’ va. to symbolize ft K SYME TRIE [see-md] symm'etry C tiSymetrique a. symmetrical [-mf -lly] SSymetriser’ [see-me] vn. to be in keeping — SYMPATH'IE sym'pathy : feeling of at- =g - tachment | Encre de_, Sympathetic ink| s § Son talent lui a valu de grandes_s, His •2 -s ability has made him very popular P-i .. Sympath’iqu’e a. sympathetic [a, to,with) S. congenial [ -nienf -ally] 11 est tres _, — si He’s a very nice [or agreeable] man S ^Sympath iser’ va. to sympathize u SYM PH ON IE ny ” SYMPTOME [pr. the p] symp'tom SYNAGOGUE _ SYNCOPE_[ang. pr. signk-o-pe] [fam) fainting-fit | Tomber en_, To faint away Syncoper’ vn. to syncopate SYNDIC_: magistrate [d'mie faillite) official assignee | Chambre syndicate, Trades committee [ouvriere) trades’ union committee | Mouvement syndical, Trades’ unionism SWI ENGLISH-FRENCH SYM SW se pr. SOU... Y, beaucoup plus bref qu’en fran</ais. /'‘SWIM’ courant (de Vaffaire] ‘To be in the _,’ Connaitre les flcelles Swim v. [p. pres. Swimming : imp. Swam : pp. Swum] nager [_across) passer ... a la nage [with, de) inonder | My head is swimming, La tete me tourne ^ SWIMM'ER [& f.] nageur, nageuse £ SWIMM'ING [act) la nage [art) la natation [dizziness) vertige : eblouissement | By_, a la nage | _BATH [til fort] piscine : bain ^ de natation | _BATHS [Z7j faib] (pi] ecole de natation | -BLADD'ER vessie natatoire \ _MATCH course a la nage Swimm'ingly ad. a merveille : le mieux du monde : ‘ comme sur des roulettes ’ SWIN'DLE escroquerie [va.) escroquer (out of, ...] SWIN'DLER escroc VSWIN'DLING escroquerie SWINE [i ai] [pi._] cochon : pore [E. Pour- -FEYER rouget (du pore] • |_ceau] SWI'NE’HERD [i at] porcher (SWING [children’s) balanQoire[motion) oscillation : branle [in walking) dandinement : dehanchement | Full_, Essor : libre cours [ad.) To be in full_[Americ. in ‘full blast’] Battre son plein : aller bien [machine) etre ^ en pleine marclie | -BAR palonnier 2 -BRIDGE pont tournant | _COT berceau ■f _DOOR porte battante | _LOOK'ING- -c3 GLASS miroir a bascule : psyche ■** -PLOUGH [plaou] cliarrue simple 7 Swing v. [imp. & pp. Swung] balancer: se balancer [one’s arms) agiter [from) pendre : | etre suspendu [to the wind, ou with tide) eviter (at anchor, sur son ancre] [ V. CAT] _about, tourner : tournoyer | _round, V. tourner : pivoter : faire pivoter SWING'ING [i tres bref] balancement: oscillation [a.) ... a bascule | With_arms, Les bras ballants | To lie at the_BOOM [boat] Sejourner au tangon Swi'nish [souaimi] a. de cochon : de pourceau: bestial [abondance SWIPES [i at] [vulgar] petite biere [college) SWIRL [soueurl] remous [vn.) tourbillonner Swish [t bref] va. cingler : remuer ^SWISS [& a.] Suisse, Suissesse SWITCH badine [railway) aiguille [electric) interrupteur | Two-way _, Interrupteur a deux directions \ Switch va. cingler | "S _off va. couper or interrompre (le courant] ^ To_off the LIGHT. Eteindre | _on va. <» etablir or ouvrir (le C] _on the LIGHT, Allumer | -BOARD tableau de distribution SWITCH'BACK montagnes misses (pi] SWITCH'BOARD tableau de distribution SWITCH'MAN [Americ.] aiguilleur SWIV'EL tourniquet :emerillon [wi.) pivoter 7 _GUN canon a pivot Swollen, Swoln [pp. V. Swell] bouffi: gonfle | _FACE fluxion SWOON evanouissement [to.) s’evanouir: tomber en defaillance : se trouver mal SWOOP | At a_, D’un coup | To_upon, ou come down with a_upon, Fondre sur Swop va. [V. Swap] Swore, Sworn [imp. & pp. V. Swear] SW’ORD [sdrde] epee [broad_) sabre [nav. for mats) couteau de bois | The_of justice, Le glaive de la justice \ To put... to the_, Passer ... au fil de Vepee \ With drawn_S, Sabre au clair -BAY'ONET [be-e-ne-t] sabre- baionnette | -BEARER [bere-r] porte-epee | -BELT ceinturon | -CUTLER [ke-tle-r] ar- murier | -K’NOT dragonne | -STICK canne SW’ORD'FISH [sdrde] espadon La epee SW’ORDS'MAN [sord1z-me-nn] [pi._men] A good _, Une bonne lame | _SHIP habile maniement de Vepee Sworn [o] a. jure [interp., broker, etc.) asser- mente [enemy) jure [pp. V. Swear] Swum [pp. V. Swim] Swung [imp. & pp. V. Swing] SYC'AMORE [sik’-e-more] sycomore SYLL'ABLE [silr-e-be-l] syllabe SYLL'ABUS [sil'-e-de-ss] programme : abrege [papal) syllabus Tsylvain Syl'van [sil'-ve-nn] a. des bois : champetre : Sym'bolize [i ai] va. symboliser Sympathetic a. sympathique [-ally, -ment] Sym'pathize with [i at] v. sympathiser avec : etre de coeur avec : compatir a SYN FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS SYZ SYNDICALISME [eece-m] ism SYNDICAT" office of (the) syndic [_ouvrier) trades’ union | Syndique a. [ouvrier] union | se Syndiquer' vr. to combine Synodal -e a_of the syn'od SYNODE syn'od | Le saint The 1 Holy S ’ Synodique a. synod'ical SYNONYME syn'onym [a.) synon'ymous Synoptique a. synop'tic SYNTAXE syntax SYNTH'ESE synthesis [th fort] Synthetiqu'e a._ic [th fort] SYRIAQUE [<fc a.] Syriac SYRIEN" -NNE [& a.] Syrian [siri-e-nn\ Systematiqu'e a. systematic SYST^ME sys'tem [macli, & fig.) plan SYSTOLE [seece-tol']_[siss'toli] SYZYGIE syzygy | Marees de_, Spring tides SYM ENGLISH-FRENCH SYS Y beaucoup plus bref qu’en fran<;ais. SYMPO'SIUM [pi. _sia] [pr.simm-pose-ye-m] festin : recueil de petits articles Synon'ymous [me-ss] a. synonyme (with, de] SYNOP'SIS abrege : tableau synoptique SYRINGr'A [se-rign-ga] seringa SYR'INGE [innje] seringue [w.) seringuer SYR'INGING seringuement [plants) seringage SYR'UP sirop- | Golden_, Melasse raffinee | Sweet almond_, Orgeat SYS'TEM [te-mm] systeme: methods: constitution [lines of rail) reseau | The block_, Le 1 block system ’ : Vexploitation par sections Systematic a. systematique [history) raisonne Systematically [fce-Ze] ad. systematiquement T FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS TAC T [sometimes used for euphony only : as, ‘ A-t- il ’, ‘Ne voila-t-il pas,’ etc., etc.] [much) T piece [equerre) T square [de piston) crosshead | Poutre a double T, H girder Ta. a. poss. thy : thy own ... Ta, ta, ta, ta l int. Tut, tut! TABAC" [_a fumer, et plante) tobacco [— a priser) snuff | Marchand de_Tobacconist | Debit de _, Tobacconist’s shop | ‘Passer a _,’ To roughly handle : to ‘give ... a regular dressing’ | Les S' Govt, sale of tobacco and TABAGIE low smoking-room [cigars TABATIERE snuff-box [de fusil)breech-block [<xrch) sky-light TABELLION " scrivener TABERNACLE _ TABLATURE | Donner de la — a ..., To give ... a great deal of trouble TABLE _os, [fig. manger) board [chere) living : food [plaque) tablet : slab [d’un livre) index [aritlim.. etc.) table [de poutre) flange [4> et X) mess | Aimer la_, To be fond of good living | Donner la — a..... To board ... | Etre a_To be at breakfast [ou at dinner] Faire_RASE. To make a clean sweep and begin again | Jouer cartes sur — To carry on their game openly [two rogues together] La sainte_, Communion T _ ALPHABETIQUE [d’un livre] index _ a BATTANTS' Pembroke T _ a COULISSES* telescope T _ de CUISINE kitchen T _a ECRIRE writing T _ d’HoTE ‘ _a JOUER" card T : chess T _ a MANGER" dining-T _des 3FATIERES' contents (pi] TT _de MULTIPLICATION" multiplication _de NUIT" bedside T (ou cupboard] — OUVERTE open house _a RALLONGES' telescope T — VOLANTE occasional T TABLEAU picture : painting : board : table : list [noir) black-board [&) scutcheon [fig) effect: exhibition : description | _! [fam] And then followed a scene! |_d’assemblage, Index map | _de distribution, Switch-board | Raye du —, Struck off the rolls Tabler' vn. | Yous pouvez_la-dessus, You may relv upon it TABLETIER " -IERE toy-dealer TABLETTE tablet [planche) shelf [de choco- lat) cake [pliarm) lozenge [.citron, etc.) table Rayez cela de vos_s, Don’t depend on that' | TABLETTE'RIE toys (pi] fancy goods ] La _The toy trade TABLIER " apron [de pont) floor : platform [de cheminee) blower [de voile) top-lining [auto) dashboard | TABOU taboo TABOURET" stool | TAC rot TACHE [a not accented] stain : spot | Sans_, Pure : spotless : undefiled | _solaire, Sunspot | _aveugle, Blind-spot TdCHE [circumflex a] task | a la_, On piece | Ouvrage a la_Piece-work | Prendre a_ de, To do one’s best to Taclier' [no accent] va. to stain : to spot Taclier' [circumflex a] vn. to try : to endeavour : to do one’s best (de, to] TACHERON" man on piece : job-hand Tacheter' va. to speckle : to spot (de, with] TACHYGRAPHIE shorthand writing TACHYM^TRE speed indicator : speedom'eter Tacite a. tacit [-menf -ly] implied Taciturne a._n | Guillaume le__ William the Silent TACITURNITE _ty TACT touch [fig) tact : judgment : discretion T ENGLISH-FRENCH TAC T fefl | _piece. ‘T’ | _square, Te (a dessin] To a_[i.e. to a turn] Trait pour trait | This suits me to a_Cela me va comme un gant Ta-Ta! [to a child] Adieu ! TABB'Y CAT chat(-ffe) mouchete(-e) [ F.Chat TABLE [te-be-fl_fee [drawing-room_) table de salon [figure work) tableau [a.)... de table | Billiard_Billard | Dining_T de salle a manger i Loo__ Gueridon | To lay the —, Mettre le couvert | To clear the — [after a meal] Desservir | On the__ [dinner] Servi [V. Servir] To lie on the_[parliament] Etre depose | To put ... on the__ Servir | To turn the _s, Battre ... avec ses propres armes | -BEER Mere de table | _ CENTRE chemin de table | _CLOTH nappe [woollen) tapis (de table] -LAND plateau | -LINEN linge de table | -SPOON cuillere a bouche | -SPOONFUL cuilleree a bouclie [medic.) 1*4 centilitre | _TAL'K propos de T | -TURNING les tables tournantes (pi] -WORK [typ] operations (pi] TAB'LET tablette : carreau [med) comprime TA'BLING [a e] [of sail] doublage TABOO' tabou [«*.) interdire fsynoptique Tab'ular [you-le-r~\ a. arrange en tableau(-x] Tab'ulate [Ze'fe] va. dresser ... en tableau(-x] dresser un tableau synoptique de TACK petit clou : sentence (de tapissier] [agr) nourriture | To make a _, [&] Faire une bordee | The gaining_, Le bon bord | To make short_s, Courir a petits bords | Down main_! Amurez la grand’voile! | To be on the starboard__ Avoir les amures a tribord | Do we stand on long upon this_? Avons- nous loin a courir comme (ja? | To haul aboard the ... _, Amurer ... | Lee_, Amure de revers | -TACKLE palan d’amure Tack va. [_on) clouer : ajouter [to sew) batir [vn.. 4>) virer (vent devant] _ about, lou- voyer : virer de bord : courir des bordees TAC'KLE attirail [&, pr. teke-l) apparaux (pi] [pulleys : luff_) palan [gun —) Hague [top _) candelette [fore_or main_) caliorne | Deck _, Marguerite | Fishing_, Articles de peche | Reef_, Palanquin | Rolling_, Palan de roulis | -FALL garant Tac'kle va. accrocher : en venir aux prises Tack'y a. collant: gluant TACT _(so | To use_in dealing with ..., Menager ... | _and affability, Entregent | Great_, Beaucoup de tact TAC FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS TAI TACTICIEN" tactician [che-nn\ TAGTIQUE tactics (pi] generalship TADORNE sheldrake TAFFETAS' _ [light silk] _ d’ANGLETERRE court-plaster _ GOMM£ oiled silk TAFIA rum-arrack TAIE speck : film [d’oreiller) pillow-case TAltCOUN Tycoo'n [pr. ta'i-koune] TaiTl'able a. liable to taxation | _et corve- able a merci, Taxable and workable at their lord’s will and pleasure TAI'LL'ADE slash : gash Tai'll'ader' va. to slash TAI'LL'ADIN” thin slice of orange or lemon TAI'LL'AND ERIE edge-tools (pi] TAI'LL'ANDIER ' edge-tool-maker TAILL'ANT' edge . cutting edge TAI LL'E cutting : pruning : cut [de boulan- ger, etc.) tally [pers.) figure : build : ‘cut’ [grandeur) height : size [la ceinture) waist [med) cutting for the stone [impot) tax from which nobles were exempted | Quelle est sa _? How tall is he, she? \ Tour de_, Size round the waist | De_a. Big enough to ... | Pierre de_Freestone | Outil de_, Stonecutter’s tool [V. Pris'] -CRAYONS" pencil- sharpener | -DOUCE copper-plate (engraving] -LEGUMES' slicer (for vegetables] -MER cut-water | -NEIGE snow-plough Taill'er' va. to cut: to cut out [un crayon) to sharpen [jard) to prune TAI'LL'EUR tailor [de pierre. etc.) cutter [jeu) dealer | Costume_, Tailor-made dress TAI'LL'EUSE dressmaker [abacus TAI'LL'IS" coppice : brushwood | TAI'LL'OIR TAC ENGLISH-FRENCH TAKE Tact'less a. depourvu de tact TAC'TICS (pi] [Za) tactique (sing] TAD'POLE tetard TAFF'RAIL [re-Z] couronnement ‘ TAFF'Y ’ Gallois [V. Toffee] TAG ferret [label) etiquette (a bagages] [game) chat [m -gge’d) ferrer | Cross —, Chat coupe -RAG racaille TAIL [tele\ queue [coat) pan [plough) manche [cart) derriere [coin) pile | In —, [law] Par substitution | To turn_[fam] Montrer les talons | To on [ V. Tally on] Long-—e'd a. ... a longue queue | -BLOCK poulie a fouet | -BOARD derriere | -LAMP falot arriere | -PIECEcAil-de-lampe\STOCKpoupee mobile TAIL'INGS [gold mining] residus des minerais auriferes(contenant j usqu’a ■/[> once par tonne] TAI'LOR [Ze-Ze-r] tailleur [lady's) tailleur pour dames \ _ESS femme qui fait des vetements d’homme | TAILORING ouvrage [or metier] de tailleur | TaiTor-made a. ... tailleur TAINT [tente] infection : souillure : teinte [va.) infecter | _ed meat, Viande gdtee TAKE [a e] prise [of fish) peclie \ A regular -IN, Une vraie duperie | -OFF charge rPolrp [Zefce] v. [imp. Took : pp. Taken] GAAC pren(jre [carry, to, a) porter [pers. in a carriage) conduire [to lead) mener [bring, accompany) conduire : eramener : amener [accept) accepter: recevoir [think it) regarder (comme] [seize) saisir : s’emparer de [hold, contain) contenir : avoir de la place pour [— up, room, etc.) oeeuper [secure, lodgings, a seat, etc.) arreter : retenir [periodicals) etre abonne a [require) demander : exiger [deduct) oter [carry off) enlever [jump, leap over) faire [breath, etc.) reprendre [a walk, or journey, nap, likeness, prisoner, etc.) faire [an oath) preter (serment] [delight in, pleasure, etc.) prendre (plaisir a ..., etc ] [a road) suivre [a bet, etc. : also to_ ... to be ..., pour) tenir [vengeance) tirer (de]_one's word, prendre au mot: croire... (sur parole] [ V. Care, Chair, Granted, No, Notice, View, Tomber, etc.] Taking us just as we are, Sansceremonie | You can _it or leave it! C’est a prendre ou a laisser! I _ tea, cream, Je prends du the, de la creme \ I won’t _ anything, Je ne prendrai rien | He took 3 months to ..., 11 mit 3 mois a ... | I am taking my son with me, J’emmene mon fils avec moi | I was taken into ..., On m’a conduit dans | Taken with, [smitten] Epris de | To be taken ill, Tomber malade Taken aback, [sails) masque [pers) interdit: atterre: deconcerte | To — ... by the year, Prendre — after, tenir de [or louer] ... a Vannee — ... again, reprendre [lead, etc.) reconduire — AIM. viser (at, ...] _ ... apart, demonter _... aside, prendre ... a part — away, emporter [V. Frapper] [lift off, deduct, take one’s life) oter [lead off, accompany) emmener [withdraw) retirer [crib, steal) de- rober | To — away the TEA THINGS [ou dinner ou breakfast things, etc.) desservir J _away from, diminuer Tetc.) reconduire _... back', reprendre [carry) remporter [lead, _ a CAB, — the OMNIBUS, prendre une voiture: prendre l’omnibus _CARE of, soigner [health, etc.) menager _CARE not to, se garder de | Taking CARE to, En ay ant soin de It must_its CHANCE, advienne que pourra _one’s CHOICE, clioisir : faire son choix _COLD, s’enrhumer _a DRINK, ‘boire un coup’ | _ a BIT of SOMETHING to eat, manger un morceau _... down, descendre : decrocher [demolish) abattre [take to pieces) demonter [in writing) coucher par ecrit : prendre note de | To — him down a notch [fam] Lui rabattre le caquet _... down in SHORT'HAND, stenograph- _EFFECT, faire son effet Lier ... — hold of, tenir : saisir (by, a, par] _in', rentrer [receive, lodge) recevoir : loger [a supply of ...) faire [include) comprendre : embrasser [enclose) enclore [periodicals) etre abonne a : recevoir [sail, etc.) serrer [sewing, washing, etc.) faire : travailler a ... _... in, [credulously) avaler [cheat) attraper j He got taken in, 11 s’est laisse attraper | — ... in HAND', s’occuper de :prendre en main\ _PEN in HAND, mettre la main a la plume _into ACCOUNT, tenir compte de ... _it amiss, prendre ... en mauvaise part TAI FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS TAL TAIN" silvering : building block Taire va. (Table 39) to say nothing about... : to keep ... quiet : to suppress | Faire_To silence : to make ... be quiet: to‘make ... hold his tongue’ [V. Nameless] Se_, To be quiet: to hold one’s tongue : [chose) to be ‘hushed np’ | Taisez-vous ! Be quiet! ‘Shut up!’ TALC _ [en poudre) French chalk TALENT"_ : faculty : ability [personne) man [ou u'Oman] of talent Taler* va. to bruise : to injure rIt TALION” retaliation | Peine, Loi du_, Law of I TALISMAN" [;taV-e-zme-nn] TALMOTJSE [eggs and cream cheese, done in puff paste, something like a cheesecake] TALMUD — [ang. pr. tal'me-dd] Talmudique a. —ic [ang. pr. tal-miou-dik] TALOCHE thump : rap on the head TALON"heel : heel-piece [cartes, etc.) stock [arme) butt-end [pneu) bead | Sur les_s de, Close on ...\s heels 1 _ ROUGE courtier Talonner* va. to follow ... up closely : to spur : to urge on : to ‘bother’ : to press hard upon [4») to touch the bottom TALUS" slope : bank [fort. & geol.) talus [mur) batter | En —, Sloping | Etre en_To slope TAKE ENGLISH-FRENCH TAL Take v. [continued] | — it easy, en prendre a _it for granted, se le tenir pour dit [son aise _it kindly of him to, Lui savoir bon gre de —' it that, supposer, croire comprendre que — LEAVE, prendre conge (de] dire adieu (a] _off, oter: enlever [destroy) detruire [abate, knock off) rabattre [cut off) couper [attention, etc.) detourner | To _ off one’s THINGS, [bonnet, shawl, etc.) enlever ses affaires [undress o’s) oter ses affaires — ... off, [from a job, etc.) deplacer [from fire) retirer [make fun of) faire la charge de ... : caricaturer [to copy) copier : prendre copie de [amputate) amputer | To_one's hand off, Oter la main de | To_... off his hands, Le debarrasser de | To_one's self off, Filer — OFFENCE at, s'offenser de — on' va. [new hands) embaucher : engager [to, jusqu’a) porter [to lead, conduct) mener : conduire [on) s'affliger — ... out, faire sortir [remove) oter [from pawn) degager [produce, withdraw) tirer [a tooth) arracher | _it out in, Se payer en — out a LICENCE, prendre tine patente — out a PATENT, prendre un brevet [for,...) faire breveter [sion de — ... over, passer [acquire) prendre la succes- j _a PHO'TOGRAPH, prendre line photographic | To have one's P taken, Se faire photo- _PIT'Y on, avoir pitie de Lgraphier _PLACE, avoir lieu : se faire : se passer: se _SHARES in, souscrire a ... LPr0<Uiire _SHEL'TER, s’abriter : se mettre a l'abri _the necessary STEPS, faire le necessaire _... by SURPRISE [previze] surprendre _TIME, prendre du temps [V. Forelock] —' to, s’attacher a [apply one’s self) s’appliquer a:‘mordre a’ [drinking, etc.) se livrer a j [adopt) adopter | To — to (the woods, the river, the road, etc.) Se diriger vers : se re- fugier dans [succession _to the BUSTNESS [bizz'-ness] prendre la j _... to PIECES, demon ter _one’s TRIAL, passer en jugement _that'! [fam] Attrape ! Voila pour toi! _the TROUBLE to, se donner la peine de _TURNS, faire, aller, (etc.) a tour de role _... up, prendre [pick up) ramasser [lift) lever J [carry up) monter [conduct up) faire monter [in one’s carriage) faire monter (avec soi] [go on with, ou contradict) reprendre [a stitch) relever (une maille] [arrest pers.) arreter [a 1 quarrel) epouser [subject) aborder: s’occuper de [one’s time) occuper : abuser de [play in machinery) rattraper [a bill) faire hon- neur a | — up one’s ABODE at, s’etablir a | The papers are taking it up, Les journaux s’en occupent | — up with, s’associer a | -UP for WEAR, rattrapage de jeu —' it upon one to. s'aviser de : se charger de — his WORD for it. L’en croire sur parole ^TA'KER | .. .-— Preneur de [snuff) priseur | TA'KING prise | _ DOWN, _ to PIECES, [machin.] demontage | _ OVER, prise de I possession |_the OATH, prestation de ser- ment | TA'KINGS [pi] recettes ^ Ta'king a. attrayant: seduisant i TALE conte [tiresome_, V. Rengaine, Fr.] [number) numero : compte | To tell _s, Rapporter’ [V. SCHOOL] -BEARER [ea e] mauvaise langue | -BEARING [ea e] rap- V. ports : ‘cancans’ Tal'ented a.... de talent [V. Virtuose, Fr.] (TAL’K entretien [chat) causerie [idle talk) bavardage : sornettes (pi [style of _) propos | | There is a_of, II est question de : on parle | de [it is rumoured) le bruit court (que] ... J, is the common_here, II n’est question ici ^ que de ... | It is the_of the town, C’est le ^ sujet de toutes les conversations cTal'lt v. parler (of, about, over, de] To _ — nonsense, Dire des sottises | To_big, Faire ° l’important: faire le rodomont | To get_e'd S of, [pers] Faire parler de soi | It's easy g —ing ! C’est facile a dire ! | What’s he_ing g about? [impat.] Qu’est-ce qu’il raconte? -h Tal'k'ative a. bavard | -NESS bavardage .“TALKER parleur [brag) fanfaron [chatterer) | bavard : ‘blagueur’ TAL'K'ING bavardage: conversation : causerie [noise) bruit de conversation [V. Talk] _-TO semonce Tall [pr. a connne o dans sort] a. haut [pers) grand | A_man, Un homme grand | He’s grown very_, II a bien grandi | How_ is he ? Quelle est sa faille ? | _boy, Grand garqon | _'NESS grande faille : hauteur TALL'OW* suif | -CHANDLER fabricant de cliandelles | -topped a. [gem] en cabochon TALL'Y marque [label) etiquette (a bagages] [stick) faille [wi.) s’accorder (with, avec] To _on upon, [ a rope, etc.] Se ranger sur | _-ho! Taiaut! | _MAN marchand qui vend TAL'ON [tale-nn] ks serre La credit TAM FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS TAP TAMARIN" tamarind [pr. tamm'-e-rinndd'i TAMARIS [reece] tamarisk [tamm'-e-risk) ^TAMBOUR drum [homme) drummer [ouv. a aiguille) tambour frame [technic.) cylinder: barrel [bat. a vap) paddle-box _battant, "3 Sharply : off-hand | Sans _ ni trompette, cS ‘On the quiet’ | — de BASQUE tambourine | c _de VILLE town crier g -MAJOR drum-major [medj-r] | TAMBOURINAGE [fam] drumming Tambouriner' v. to drum [fig) to crv l^TAMBOURINEUR public crier TAMIS' sieve | _de CRIN" hair-sieve TAMISAGE sifting | Tamiser' va. to sift TAMISEUR sifter TAMPON" bung : stopper : plug : pad [chirur.) tampon [X) tampion [chem. de fer) buffer TAMPONNEMENT" collision Tamponner' va. to plug : to stop up [train) to TAM-TAM [m not nasal] gong |_run into TAN”_[pr. tann] Fosse a_, Tan-pit Tancer' va. to rate : to take ... up sharply TANCHE tench [tennch] TANDEM open carriage driven tandem [cycle) tandem (bicycle] Tandis' que conj. whilst: whereas TANGAGE pitching (of a vessel, etc.] TANGENTS _t | S’echapper par la__ To fly off at a tangent | Tangible a. _ TANGO _ | TANGON" [&] swinging boom TANGTJE calcareous sand Tanglier' vn. to pitch TANIERE den : lair TANIN" tannin TANNAGE tanning Tannant' -e a. [fig] wearisome Tanne -e a. tawny : tan-coloured [weary Tanner' va. to tan [fig. et fam) to bother : to TANNERIE tannery [e-re] tan-yard TANNEUR tanner TANNIN" [tann'nn] Tant' ad. [quantite) so [ou as] much [nombre) so [ou as] many | _a faire. So much to do | — bien que mal, Middling : so-so : 'anyhow’: after a fashion | _et plus, In full measure | _il est vrai, So true it is | _y a que, However | _mieux, So much the better | _pis, So much the worse | _que, As long as : as far as 1 En_que, In so far as : considered as ... | _soit peu, Ever so little | Tous_ que nous sommes, Every one of us : ‘the whole lot of us’ TANTALE [met] tantalum | Lampe_Tantalum lamp | Le suppliee de_, [fig] The cup of Tantalus [tann'-te-leuss] TANTE aunt | Chez ma _, [mont-de-pie7e, vulg] At [ou to] my uncle’s [U. Oncle] TANTIEME percentage TANTINET" tiny bit ou drop : ‘just a wee’ Tantot' ad. soon ; presently : by and by : some time : sometimes | a_I shall see you again ... | _l’un,_l’autre, Sometimes one, sometimes the other : now one, and now the other f4>, V. TON] TA'ON" [pr. tan, nasal] gad-fly ; may beetle TAPAGE noise : fuss | _epouvantable. ‘Tremendous row’ | Faire du_[vulg] To kick up a row TAPAGEUR noisy fellow : ‘rowdy’ | _-euse a. noisy : ‘ rowdy ’ [toilette) loud : showy TAPE tap : slap | Tape -e a. dried (apples, pears, etc.] Bien_Smart; ‘pat’ | ‘ line re- ponse bien_ee,’ A good answer TAPECU [tres fam] Springless carriage _, or TAPE'-QUEUE [&] spanker ‘ TAPES' lot : ‘whole lot’ TAM ENGLISH-FRENCH TAP TAMBOURIN'E [trine] tambour de basque Tame [a e] a. apprivoise : domestique : soumis [poor) plat: faible [scenery) denue d’interet | To grow_, S’apprivoiser | — va. apprivoiser [break in) dompter |_ly ad. avec soumission [cowardly) lachement |_NESS soumission : mollesse : domesticite [flatness) faiblesse TA'MER [teme-r] dompteur (de ...] TA'MING [a e] domestication : apprivoisement TAM'-O’-SHAN'TER beret IV. SHREW] Tamp va. bourrer | _ing BAR, bourroir Tam'per with, vn. experimenter [meddle) se meler de [play) jouer avec [secr’tly) pratiquer: suborner : falsifier TAM PING bourrage | -BAR bourroir TAN [pr. tann] [for burning) niotte [colour) tanne | -PIT fosse a tan | -YARD tannerie Tan [-nne'd] va. tanner [fig) bronzer Tan’dem [tann'd'm] a. <fe ad. ... en fleclie fea | _ BICYCLE, Tandem Tjet TANG [tagng] [tech] queue [of file) soie [type) Tan'gible [tann-dje] a_: sensible : palpable TAN'GLE enchevetrement [brake) fourre [va.) emmeler: embrouiller TANK [tagnke] citerne : reservoir [st. engine) baclie [&) caisse a eau | -ENGINE machine- tender | -STEAMER bateau-ciferae TANK'ARD [tagnke-rde] grand pot TANN'ER tanneur | _Y tannerie TANNING tannage TAN'SY [tann'ze] tanaisie : ‘herbe aux vers’ Tan'talize [tann'-te-laize] va. tourmenter TAN'TALUM tantale | -LAMP lampe T Tantamount [tann'-te-maounntQ a. equivalent (to, a] To be_to, Equivaloir a ‘TAN'TRUM’ [tann'-tre-mni] To put one’s self in a_[fam] Prendre la mouche TAP [knock) tape [at door) [petit) coup [place for water) fontaine [cock) robinet : cannelle [bar) comptoir [scx-ew tap) taraud | Taper, intermediate, plug, master_, Taraud coni- que, demi-conique, cylindrique, mere | On _En perce \ _ROOM cabaret [bar) comptoir [of an hotel) buvette | _ROOT racine pivotante \ _ W'RENCH porte-taraud: tourne-a-gauclie Tap [-ppe'd, pr. tapptt] va. taper : toucher [a barrel) mettre en perce [a furnace) percer [draw) tirer [trees) inciser [screw) tarauder [for dropsy) faire la ponction a TAPE [tepe] ruban (de fil] [twill’d) ruban croise [fancy, coloured) bolduc [typ) cordon [Tr. Red] -MEASURE metre en ruban : ‘centimetre’ i -WORM ver solitaire TAP FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS TAR Taper' va. to tap ; to pat : to slap [du pied) to stamp | * Tape dessus!’ Give it him! | On ‘ lui a tape dessus,’ They ‘let him have it’ | 1_a la tete,' To ‘be heady’ | ‘_dans 1’oeil,’ To fascinate | de l’oeil,’ To sleep [borrower TAPETTE gentle tap | ‘TAPEUR’constant ‘TAPIN"’ drummer | En tapinois' ad. slily TAPIOCA_ [on pr. tapp'i-o-ke : e dans me] TAPIR_ | Se_, vr. to squat : to crouch TAPIS” carpet: matting [de table) cloth : cover [pour les pieds) rug [de gazon) lawn ; greensward | Sur le_, Talked of: under discussion ; ‘on the carpet’ | Mettre sur le_To start, to bring up (a subject, etc] -BROSSE door-mat | _de SMYRNE Turkey carpet | _VERT” gaming-table : greensward Tapisser' va. [de, with] to carpet [un mur) to hang ; to paper ; to cover TAPISSERIE tapestry : hangings (pi] carpeting ; upholstery [ouvr. a aig.) tapestry-work : rug-work | Faire_, \_pers., plais~\ To be a ‘wallflower’ TAPISSIER'-JURU upholsterer (m. & f.] TAPISSIERE furniture van : pleasure van Tapoter' va. to pat [du piano) to strum Taqu'er' va. [typ] to plane TAQUET”[4>] cleat [Aesoupape) tappet | _S' [du beaupre) saddle [du guindeau) whelps TAQU'IN”-_E plague [a.) teasing :‘plaguy’ Taqu'iner' v. to worry : to tease [planer TAQTJ'INERIE teasing : worry | TAQU'OIR *Tarabuster'’ va. to worry : to ‘bother’ TARARE winnowing machine _! int. Rubbish! Fiddle-de-dee! TARAUD” tap | _M^RE master tap TARAUDAGE tapping Tarauder' v. to tap | Boulon _de, Screw bolt | Machine a_, [and TARAUDEUSE] tapping machine Tard" ad. late | Au plus_, At the latest | Plus_Later : later on : afterwards | Sur le_, Late in the evening | 11 se fait_, It is getting late | Mieux vaut_que jamais ! Better late than never! Tarder' vn. to delay : to be long (a, in ...ing] [F. Soon] 11 me tarde de le voir, I long to see him Tardif -ive a. slow [arbre, etc.) late [regrets, etc.) tardy |_ Tardive'menf ad. slowly TARDIVE'TE lateness TARE _[en ang. pr. fere] fault: vice Tare-e a. bad ; vicious : damaged | Un homme _A man of bad character TARENTTJLE taran'tula [pr. te-rann'-tiou-le] Mordu de la_, Much excited Tarer' vn. to damage ; to injure [peser) to de- TARET' teredo [duct the tare of TARGETTE flat bolt se Targuer' vr. to be very proud (de, of] to plume one’s self (de, on] TARIER” whinchat TARIERE auger [hist, nat.) terebra TAR IF tariff : list of prices ; price list [des places) list of fares [officiel, etc.) table of duties, ou fees | _des voitures, Cab-fares Tarifer' va. to fix the ... tariff, ou fares TAR IN” siskin [fringilla spinus] Tarir v. to dry up | Ne pas_d’eloges sur, Never to have done praising ... Tup Tarissable a. that dries up : that can be dried TARISSEMENT” drying up : exhaustion TARLATANE tarlatan TARTAN" _ trsji | TARTANELLE winsey TARTARE Tartar [lieu) Tartarus TARTARE [sauce a la tartare] [Yolk of an egg, with oil, vinegar, salt, pepper, sweet herbs, and mustard. The meat or fish, etc., eaten with this sauce is 'pane’, i.e., done with crumbs and broiled] TARTE tart | C’est sa_a fa creme, It’s his one constant objection TARTELETTE little tart TARTINE slice [fig) ‘dose’; ‘dose of it’ | — de beurre, Slice of bread and butter | _de confitures, S of bread and jam TARTRE tartar [cliaudieres) scale Tartrique a. tartar'ic TARTUFE : hypocrite TARTUFERIE hypocrisy TAP ENGLISH-FRENCH TAR TA'PER [tepe-r) bougie [to burn before image) cierge [a.) elance ; effile : conique |_off, va. effiler [un.) s’effiler | _off to a point, Se terminer en pointe | -TAP taraud conique | Ta'pering a. effile : conique TAP'ESTRY [tap'-e-sstre] tapisserie TAPP'ET taquet : poussoir | -GUIDE loge- ment de P | -ROLLER galet de P | -VALVE soupape commandee TAPP'ING [barrels) mise en perce [furnaces) percee [trees, etc.)incision [screws) taraudage TAR goudron [va. -rre'd) goudronner | Coal_, Gas_, Goudron de houille : coaltar | Covered with_, Goudronne | Don’t spoil the ship for a halfpennyworth of _, Ne faites pas des economies de bouts de chandelle [ V. Tarred] TAR [ou JACK_] loup de mer Tar'dily ad. tardivement: avec lenteur TAR'DINESS lentexir | Tar'dy a. paresseux : lent: nonchalant [late) tardif [in corn) ivraie TARE [fere] [com] tare | _S (pi] vesce [weeds, TAR'GET [cjhetf] cible | -PRACTICE tir a fa G TAR'IFF tarif | _REFORM', Vadoption d’un tarif protecteur : abolition du systeme libre- TARN mare Lechangiste Tar'nish va. ternir [vn.) se ternir TAR'PAU'LIN toile goudronnee; bdche: prelart TARR'AGON [tar'-e-ghe-nn] estragon Tarr'e’d [a long] pp. goudronne | ‘_with the same brush,’ a mettre dans le meme panier Tarr'y [a bref] vn. rester ; s’arreter [for, ...) attendre | _ [a long] a. goudronne TARR'YING [a bref] retard : sejour TART tarte | Covered_, Chausson | Gooseberry _, T aux groseilles | -DISH tourtiere Tart a. acide : acre [reply, etc.) mordant TAR'TAN _ [&) tartane TAR'TAR [pr. tdr-te-r] tartre | _ EMET'IC emetique ; tartre stibie | TAR'TAR Tartare | A regular_, Un vrai cosaque Tart'ly ad. vertement: avec aigreur TART'NESS aigreur TAS FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS TAX TAS" heap [de foin) cock [ble) shock : rick [de gens) set: lot [tech) dolly TASSE cup | Une demi-_Half a cup TASSEAU bracket [fonderie) lug fment TASSEMENT" giving : settling [constr) settle- . Tasser' v. to pile up : to crowd ... together : to get thick [tech) to give : to settle Tater' va. [le pouls) to feel [fig) to try [pers) to sound | Se_To examine one’s self [fam) to TATE-VIN" wine-taster Lnurse one’s self TATILL'ON" busybody : over-attentive person | _NNAGE meddling Tatiironner’ vn. to keep meddling [ou ‘messing about’] to ‘potter about’ TATONNEMENT" groping about : tentative : repeated trial: ‘feeler’ : attempt Tatonner' vn. to grope [ou feel] one’s way : to | hesitate: to try TATONNEUR -EUSE one who can never make 1 up his [ou 7ier] mind Tatons' | a_, ad. groping about: feeling o’s TATOU armadillo L'vay TATOUAGE tattoo'ing | Tatouer’ va. to tattoo' I TAUD" [&] rain awning [den’ ! TAUDIS" dirty hole : hovel | Vrai_‘Regular TATJPE mole | Le royaume des _s, ‘Underground’ [i.e.. the grave] TAUPE-GRILL-ON" mole-cricket TAUPIER" mole-catcher TAUPIERE mole-trap ‘TAUPIN"’ student preparing for the Polytechnic School in Paris : ‘skip-jack’ TAUPINEE. or TAUPINIERE mole-hill TAUREAU bull [mugir = to roar] [fern. Vaclie, Core : Genisse. Heifer] Le_[asfr] Taurus | Course de _x. [& TAUROMACHIES bullfight TAUTOLOGIE_gy [an eomme o dans sort] TAUX' rate (of wages, discount, etc.] assessment Taveler’ va. to spot TAVERNE tavern : ‘public-house’ TAVERNIER" publican TAXATION"_ [d’un proces) taxing —S' [pi] fees [pr. fize] ‘TAXAUTO ’ ‘taxi’ TAXE tax : rate : price : taxing [pastes) postage | _des PAUVRES' poor-rate Taxer' va. [de, with] to rate: to tax : to charge : to fix the scale of [ou for] d'avarice. To charge with avarice | TAXI-AUTO taxi-cab TAXIM^TRE taximeter | Un taxi, A taxi (-cab] TAS ENGLISH-FRENCH TEA TASK tache : besogne [lesson) devoir [punishment) pensum [ Hard_Rude besogne | To take ... to_, Prendre ... a par tie: gronder : faire des observations a ... _'-MAS'TER maitre Task va. donner une tache a : accuser (with, de] reprocher (a] [overtask) charger TASS'EL gland [X) torsade [arch) tasseau TASTE [a e] gout | According to_, Suivant le gout de chacun | A wee_, Une idee | In bad_, De mauvais G | To one’s__ a son G | To have a _ of, Gouter a ... | _ v. gouter [sweet, flat, etc.) avoir un gout (sucre, fade] [of, le, la, les) sentir [joy, etc.) eprouver Ta'ste’ful [teste-fe-l] a. de bon gout: bien arrange : elegant | _lly ad. avec gout Ta'ste’Iess [a e] a. fade : insipide TA'STER [a e] degustateur [instr.) sonde [for wine) tasse a deguster | Ta'stily ad. avec gout | TA'STING action de gouter [of wines, etc.) degustation Ta'sty [te'ste] a. ... de bon gout: savoureux Tat [-tted] v. faire de la frivolite | A_tted collar. Un col en frivolite TATT'ER lambeau : haillon [loqueteux —e’d a. delabre : tout dechire : en haillons : TATT'ING | To do_Faire de la frivolite TATT'LE papotage : bavardage [v.) bavarder TATT'LER bavard -e : babillard -e TATTOO' [ton] tatouage [r.) tatouer | To beat the_Battre la retraite TATTOO'ING [itoil} tatouage ^Taught [imp. <fc pp. V. Teach] ° TAUNT insulte : reproche | _v. tancer : p k insulter : dire des injures a ... [with, son, g «> ses, etc.) reprocher a o “Taunt'ingly ad. injurieusement ^ TAU'RUS" [re-ss] le Taureau Taut a. [d>] raide [sail) etarque | To haul 3 1 a v _, Raidir bien : abraquer : etarquer S TAV'ERN taverne : cabaret: auberge [hotel) 5 hotel | Frequenter of_s, Pilier d’estami- § net | _BRAWL rixe de cabaret _ -KEEPER aubergiste : cabaretier £ u TAW grosse bille : ‘caleuse’ [va.) megisser 5 § TAW'DRINESS clinquant : faux brillant o c Taw'dry a. vovant : de mauvais gout : ^ ^ pretentieux rt oTaw'ny a. fauve [pers. skin) basane TAX taxe : impot: contribution [U. this word] [fig) imposition | To reduce the_on, De- grever | -GATHERER percepteur des contributions | -PAYER contribuable | TAXES [pi] contributions : impots Tax va. imposer: taxer (with, de] reprocher (a] Tax'able [e-be-l) a. imposable Tduce TAXA'TION [eclie-nn] : impots (pi] [ V. Re- TAX'I-CAB [ou ‘Tax'i’] taxi-auto: ‘taxauto’ TAX'IDERMIST naturaliste : empailleur TAX'IDERMY empaillage (des oiseaux, etc.] TEA [ti] the [herb_) tisane de ... | Afternoon _, ‘Five-o’clock’ | Beef__ Bouillon | Gunpowder __ The poudre a canon | To take — Prendre du the | To take_with. Prendre le the chez ... | _ CADDY, _ CANISTER. boite a the | -CHEST caisse a the | -COSY couvre-theiere \ _CUP tasse a the | A_CUPFUL. Une tasse a the : une tasse a cafe | _ GARDEN guinguette \ -KETTLE bouilloire | -LEAF feuille de the | -PARTY the | _POT tlieiere [Storm in. etc.. V. Verre] -scented ROSE rose-the | _SPOON cuillere a cafe | -STRAINER passe-the | _TABLE table a the | Set of_THINGS service a the : the | To clear away the_THINGS. Desservir | _TEVIE, Vheure du the | During _ time, Pendant le the | _URN fontaine a the Teach [titch] v. [imp. & pp. Taug'ht. pr. tott, o dans sort] enseigner | To_him French, Lui apprendre le francjais TE FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS TEL Te pron. thee : thyself : to. at. for, in, with, from thee [ou thyself] Tli a DESSIN" T-square Tecli'nique a. technical: scientific TECH'NOLOGIE _gy | _gique a. techno- TEC K [& Bois de_] teak [tique) [logical TE DEUM [tay-day-nm] [ti-di-e-mm) TEGUMENT' [tegh-you-me-nntt) TEIGN'E scurf: scab [insecte) moth [fig) ‘fellow there’s no getting rid of’ : leech Teign'eux' -euse a. scur'fy : ... with a scald Teill'er' va. to strip [head Teindre va. (Table 58) to dye : to stain : to colour : to tinge (de, with]_... en rouge, To dye red | Se_To dye one’s hair [chose) to be dyed : to dye Teint en pieces. Piece-dyed TEINT" complexion : dye [poet) hue | Au _ pale. Pale (-faced] Grand_Bon_Fast colour | Mauvais_Colour that will fade TEINTE tint : shade : tone : tincture Teinter' va. to tint : to tinge | Papier teinte, Toned [ou tinted] paper TEINTZJRE dye : dyeing [pharmac.) tincture [fig) colouring [connaiss. legere) smattering | — d’iode. T of iodine | Sans_, Undyed TEINTURERIE dyer’s trade [l’atelier) dye- works | TEINTURIER" -IERE dyer — D£GRAISSEUR dyer and cleaner Tel, Telle, a. such : like : similar : one : such a one : so | _quel, Just as it is [ou was] indifferent : indifferently : so-so | _que, Such that | _qui, Such as | De telle sorts que, So that | Un__ Une telle, So and so | Un_ TELEGRAMME _gram [bruit, Such a noise TltLEGRAPHE _ph [com) ‘wire’ | Faire le _, To fling one’s arms about TELEGRAPH1E _phy | La_sans fil, [La ‘ T. S. F.’] Wireless T | Telegrapliier' v. to telegraph [com) to ' wire’ : to ‘ send a wire ’ Telegraphique a. _ic | Depeche __ Telegram | Poteau_Telegraph post | Reponse _, Wire reply | t£l£m£TRE telemeter: TELEPATH'LE thy [range-finder TELEPHONE _ | Telephone!'- v. to T TEA ENGLISH-FRENCH TEL Tea'clmble [titch-e-be-l) a. docile _ABLE'NESS docilite TEA'CHER [pr. titclier] instituteur -trice : pre- cepteur : professeur : maitre -sse : instructeur [preacher) predicateur TEA'CHING [titclie) enseignement-.instruction TEAK [tike) teck | TEAL [tile) sarcelle TEAM [time) attelage [games) equipe | One of the_, Un equipier : un joueur [ Team va. [Americ.] camionner | _ING camionnage TEAK [tire) larme : pleur | In _s. Tout en larmes | Crocodile_s, Larmes de crocodile \ With _s in his eyes, Les larmes aux yeux TEAR [taire) dechirure [ V. Wear] \_V. Bring] Tear [taire) v. [imp. & pp. Torn] dechirer [_ away, down, off, out) arracher (from, de, a] _off, [rush away] partir comme un trait [like mad. V. Ventre] _ up, dechirer Tea'rful [tir) a. eplore -e : tout en larmes TEAR'ING [ter) dechirement TeaTless [tir-le-ss) a. sans larmes : sec /TEASE taquin -e : tourment ^ _va. taquiner : tourmenter [wool) peigner ^TEA'SEL chardon a foulon 7 TEA'SING taquinerie V _a. taquin : contrariant: vexant [Teasel] TEAT [tite) tetine: mamelon | TEA'ZEL [V. Tech'nical a. technique [school) wofession- nelle | _EDUCATION enseignement pro- fessionnel | _lly ad. en terme de metier Ted va. faner TEDD'ER faneuse (mecanique] Te'dious [tid-ye-ss) a. ennuyeux -euse: fatigant _lv ad. ennuyeusement TE'DIOUSNESS. TE'DIUM, ennui Teem with ..., vn. fourmiller de : regorger de: abonder en | Teem'ing [ft] a. surabondant: fecond : fertile (with, en] TEENS (pi] [tee, ti) To be in one’s _, Etre dans l'adolescence [still be in one’s_) n’avoir pas vingt ans : etre dans son printemps TEETH [th fort: pi. de Tooth] dents | Set of false_, Dentier | A beautiful set of__ Une belle denture : de belles dents (pi] TEETH'ING [th faible] [la) dentition | To be _, vn. faire ses dents Teeto tal [ti-to-te-l) a. ... de temperance TEETOTALLER [fe-Z] membre d’mie societe de temperance : ‘buveur d’eau' TEETO'TALISM [ti-tote-l-izzm) abstinence de boissons alcooliques TEE'TOTUM [tito-te-mm) toton TEL'EGRAM depeche: telegramme _FORM imprime a telegrammes TEL'EGRAPH telegraphe [r.) telegrapliier | Engine-room_[4>] Transmetteur d’ordres _BOY petit telegrapliiste _CLERK [klark) commis des telegraphes _OFFICE bureau telegraphique _POST poteau telegraphique _ic ADDRESS adresse telegraphique _ic CODE code telegraphique TEL'EPHONE telephone [v.) telephoner (to, a] Called to [ou ‘Rung up on’] the —, Appele au T | To ‘be on the_,’ Avoir le T | — CALL appel telephonique |_EXCHANGE bureau central -GIRL telephoniste \_NUMBER numero de telephone TEL'ESCOPE telescope : lunette d’approche : longue-vue \ To be_e'd, Etre telescope Tell v. [imp. & pp. Told] dire [— it) le dire [show, the way. etc.) montrer : indiquer [recount) raconter [count) compter [know) savoir [distinguish) reconnaitre (by, a] distinguer (from, de] juger (by. par] [hit) porter : porter coup [leave its impress) se faire sentir : pro- duire un bon [or mauvais] effet (upon, sur] [warn) prevenir I can _ you! Je vous assure! I’m told [ou. they_me] On m’a dit | — of, parler de | Not to _ anybody, N’en parler a personne | He should be told that ..., [informed] 11 est bon qu’il sache (que]_... off, compter : designer [into, en) distinguer TELL'ER receveur : payeur [of votes) scruta- teur [At Ch. of Deputies, votes are counted by the ‘secretaires de la Chambre') ...-—, Diseur de ... TEL FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS TEN Telephonique a._ic | Appel_, Telephone call J Cabine_, Public telephone (call-box] _ment' ad. by telephone TELEPHONISTE telephone girl: T operator TELESCOPE _cksj | Telescopique a. _ic se Telescoper' vr. to be telescoped Tellemenf ad. so ; so much : so forcibly | — que, To such an extent that TELLIERE [or Papier_] foolscap : brief paper TELPHERAGE_: overhead electric traction TEmERAIRE rash fellow _ a. rash : foolhardy | Charles le_, Charles the Bold Temerairement' ad. rashly : foolhardily TEMERITE _ty : rashness TEMOIGN AGE evidence : testimony : statement : proof [d’estime) testimonial | Rendre bon_de, To speak well of | Porter —, To bear witness | Faux_, Perjury Temoign'er' va. to give evidence : to testify : to attest: to prove : to show : to express TEMOIN" witness : evidence [duel) second [re- sjiure) witness |_a CHARGE, a DECHARGE, § witness for the prosecution, for the defence | TEMPE temple tRfc tTEMPERAMENT' temper ksj ; constitution : ^ disposition:blending : middle course | Avoir & du _, To be strong-minded | a —, To be tjj paid by instalments : paying a little at a time § TEMPERANCE _ [temm'-pe-re-nnce] c Temperant' -e a. temperate : moderate ?. TEMPERATURE _[ang. pr. temm'-pe-re- *3 tioure] S Tempere -e a. temperate : well-balanced | c Esprit_, Moderate-minded man - Temperer' va. to temper : to allay : to mod- (-8 erate : to soothe 2 TEMPETE tempest: storm [V. Verre d’eau] •2 Le cap des _s, The Cape of Good Hope | Signal de_, Storm-signal ^ Tempeter' vn. to storm [fig) to fume _ a Tempetueux’ -ease a. tempestuous to g,TEMPLE_ [protestant) ‘church’ c 2TEMPLIER" templar [ou knight-T] .2 1 Temporaire a._rary [pr. re-re] PH • _merit’ ad. for a time : for the time o> o-Temporal -e a. _[temm'-po-re-l] ,o tiTEMPOREL things temporal (pi] temporal § power | -elle a. temporal [-lenient’ -lly] g c Temporise!*' vn. to temporize : to try to 0 gain time | —SEUR temporizer TEMP'S' [pr. fan, nasal] time : term [etat de Vatmosphere) weather [gram) tense | a_, In time : for a time [condamne, etc.) for a term of months (ou years] Avec le_, In the course of time | Cela a fait son_, It [ou that] has had its day | Cela n'aura qu’un_, That won’t last long | Charger en quatre_, To load in four motions | Dans le_, Formerly : some time since : when we' were young | Dans son_, In due course | De tout_, At all times | De_ en_De_a autre, From time to T | Du_de ..., In ...’s time : in the T of ... | Grand_de. High time to | 11 se donne du bon_, He takes things easy | Je vais prendre un peu de bon_, I will run away for a day or two [i.e., have a little rest] Moteur a 4_, [V. Motor] Par le _ qui court, As things are | Pour quelque_, For a little while | Quel_fait-il? How’s the weather? | 11 fait beau_, mauvais_It is fine weather, bad W | Use par le_, Worn out by age : time-worn Tenable a. — | Pas_, [fig] Unbearable Tenace a. tenacious : stiff [-mt‘ -ly] TENACITE _ty : stiffness Tenai'll'er' va. to torture : to torment TENAI'LL'ES' [pi] pincers [de forgeron, etc.) tongs TENANCIER" -IERE tenant usj | Franc _, Freeholder TEL ENGLISH-FRENCH TEN Tell'ing a.... qui porte : frappant: qui produit son effet TELL'-TALE [a e] rapporteur [inst) compteur TEM'PER temperament [good or bad) humeur [met. & quality) trempe | To keep one’s_, Se maitriser | Out of_, En colere | To get out of _, To lose one’s _, Se mettre en colere: se facher | To get into a fearful _, Se mettre dans une colere epouvantable Tem'per va. [metal, to blue, etc.) faire revenir [to moisten) detremper [fig.with, de) temperer Tem'perate [pr. temm!-pe-re-t] a. temperant: sobre : modere [climate) tempere _ly ad. avec temperance : moderement Tem'pere'd a. | Good-_, Aimable : d’un bon caractere [horse, etc.) doux : facile | Bad-_, Maussade [horse) vicieux [cat) mechant TEM'PEST tempete | _-tosse’d a. ballotte par la tempete \ Tempes'tuous [ftott-e-ss] a. orageux : de tempete TEM'PLAR [pr. temm'-ple-r] etudiant en droit [knight_) templier | Good_S, Societe secrete de temperance Tmodele TEM'PLATE [plete] ou TEM'PLET gabarit: TEM'PLE [temm-pe-l] _ [of forehead) tempe TEM'PLET [V. Template] Tem'poral a. temporel [anat) temporal Temporarily ad. pour le moment : tempo- rairement: provisoirement Temporary a. temporaire : provisoire Temporize [i at] vn. temporiser TEM'PORIZING temporisation [a.) qui temporise [policy) de temporisation Tempt va. tenter (fo, de] [to urge) pousser (a] It doesn’t_me, Cela ne me dit rien TEMPTA'TION [temmpp-teclie-nn] tentation | To resist_, Resister a la T [trice TEMP'TER, TEMP1 TRESS, tentateur, tenta- Temp'ting a. tentant : seduisant : attrayant [morsel) appetissant: tentant _ly ad. d'une maniere attrayante (etc.] TEN [<fe a.] dix [round number) une dizaine [_o’clock) dix heures \ _S [arith] dizaines \ It’s_to ONE (that) ..., 11 y a dix a parier contre un que ... Te'nable [ii-ne-be-l] a. [X)_[fig) soutenable Tena'cious [te-neche-ss] a. tenace | To be very _of, Tenir beaucoup a _ly ad. obstinement: avec tenacite TEN'ANCY [tenn’-nn-ce] location TEN FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS TEN TENANT" champion | Tout d’un_, In a single piece : in a ring fence | _S’ et ABOU- TISSANTS’ surroundings : adjoining properties, etc. [d’une affaire, d'une personae) ins and outs : particulars Tenant’-e a. | _a ..., Contiguous to | Seance _e, At once : there and then TENDANCE tendency : inclination [dr) constructive treason | Tendancieux’ -ease a. intentionally misleading [oil ‘ coloured ’] Tendant’ -e a. tending TENDE’LET" awning:little tent:storm-curtain TENDER [pr. tandair] [«§».] [tennde-r] MACHINE-—, Tank-engine TENDEUR man who sets [ou lays out] ... [«&) coupling-screw [pour fil de fer) strainer | _ pour pantalon, Trousers stretcher TENDOIR drying line TENDON" [tenn-de-nn] sinew TENDRE weakness [a.) tender : soft : delicate : amatory [attendrissant) touching [pain) new Tendre v. to stretch : to strain [arc) to bend [piege) to set [filet) to spread [la main) to give : to hold out [le cou) to crane [un ap- partement) to hang (en, with] [fig) to lead : to tend (a. to] _la main, To beg alms | _ la main [ou ‘ laperclie ’] a, To lend ... a helping hand | Tendrement’ ad. tenderly TENDRESSE tenderness : fondness : tender affection: delicacy TENDRETE tenderness (of eatables] rlassie TENDRON" [bat) shoot [de viande) gristle [/ilie) Tendu-e a. tight : strained : stiff [esprit) on the strain [pp. V. Tendre] TENDZIE setting of bird-traps TENEBRES' (pi] darkness : gloom : mysteries (pi] [office) tenebrm (pi] L’esprit des_, The T^nebreux’ -ease a. dark : gloomy [foul fiend TEN EUR tenor [chim) amount TENEUR DE LIVRES’ book-keeper : accountant T£NIA tsenia: tape-worm bi »» v- (Table 15) to hold (a, par, by, with, . qU6j tiiat] to hold on (by, to] to get hold of: to keep : to cling (a, to] to ‘ stand up’ (pour, for] [garder, maintenir, etc.) to keep (house, shop, an hotel, books, ... at a distance, ... in suspense, etc.] _... au courant, To keep ... informed (ou ‘ posted up ’] [prendre) to take (the helm, a wager, etc.] _ trop de place, To take up too much room |_ un bon rang, To be in a good position | _ compte de, To take ... into account [com) to credit (with]_la tete, To head (the poll, etc. [avoir) to have | Je le tiens de bonne source, I have it on good authority [estimer) to take (pour, to be] to take it (that ... is ..., etc.] [etre redevable) to owe : to be indebted (de, to] [unipersonnel) Qu’a cela ne tienne! Never mind that! Don’t let that stand in the way! | II n’y a pas de raison qui tienne, It’s no use giving any reason | II n’a tenu a rien que je ne ..., I was as nearly as could be (...ing ...] [appartenir) to belong (a, to] to partake (of] Tout ce qui tient a cela, Everything connected with it [ou belonging to it] [etre contigu) to be close (to] to border upon [ressembler) to take (de, after] to partake of the nature (de, of] to savour (de, of] [resulter) to be owing to | a quoi cela tient-il ? What’s that owing to? | Cela tient a ce que c’est un parvenu, That comes of his being an upstart [dependre) II ne tient qu’a lui de, It rests entirely with him [ou himself] to ... [resister) to stand [garnison) to hold out | _ TETE a, To stand out against: to resist: to oppose : to cope with [subsister) to hold good : to stand [suivre) to pursue : to hold on | _line mau- vaise CONDUITE, To be going on badly | _une conduite differente, To act in a different manner | II a teniume bonne C, his conduct [ou behaviour] has been good | _la MER, To keep to sea | _ la CoTE, To hug the shore | _le large, To keep well in the offing [employer) _ un pareil LANGAGE, To make use of such language [desirer) to wish : to be anxious (a, to] Est-ce que vous tenez a y etre a temps? Are you anxious to be there in time ? [etre attache) to hold : to stick : to be fastened (to] [pers) to be attached (to] to be tenacious (of] Sa vie ne tient qu’a un fil, His life is hanging by a thread | Cela lui tient au coeur, He is exceedingly anxious for it : he can’t forget that |_fortement a, To be exceedingly tenacious of _bon,_ferme, To hold fast : to hold out : to stick to it [ V. Tiens] _la MAIN a, To take ... in hand : to see to _ un ENFANT’ sur les FONT’S’, To stand godfather [ou godmother'] to a child _... quitte de, To let ... off [V. Quitte] En_, To be ‘ in for it’: to be caught En_pour, To stick up for Faire_, To send, forward (a, to] to let... have Tenez! Stop a moment! I say ! Hi there! Look here! [prenez) Take this! Tiens! Halloo! [exclam, de surprise) Dear me ! Indeed! [4>) Avast there ! Se tenir [F. senses of Tenir] to hold one’s self: to hold each other : to hold on [ou fast] to lay hold (of] to stick (to] [avoir lieu) to be held [maintenir, empecher) to keep (de, from] to help (...ing] to hold in [rester, etre) to stand: to be : to remain: to lie : to sit | _bien, To have a good figure : to behave like a gentleman | Tenez-vous bien! Sit [stand] up properly ! | _ debout, To stand up | Je me le tiens pour dit, I take it for granted : I understand and shall not need telling again [F. Quatre] S’en_a, To let... stand : to stop at: to ‘ stick to’ : to rest satisfied with | Savoir a quoi s’en _, To know what to do (ou what to reckon upon] Je ne sais a quoi m’en_, I don’t know what to make [ou think] of it | Tenons-nous- en la, We’ll let it stand at that Y _, To prize it much | Est-ce que vous y tenez ? Do you care for it ? | Je n’y tiens pas, I’m not particular about it : I don’t care for it | Puisque vous y tenez, Since you wish' it, ... | II n’y tint plus, He gave it up : he couldn’t stand it any longer TENNIS [F. le mot anglais] TENON" _ [tene-nn] TIiNOR _ | ... de _, TENOTOMIE _omy LTenor ... TEN FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS TER ^TENSEUR [or Muscle_] tensor | TENSION" [pr. tennche-nn] d'esprit, — Application | _ de rupture. Breaking strain | ■r _normale. Tensile stress | Basse. Haute_, sTENTACULE ten'tacle [Low, High T s Tentanf -e a. tempting ^TENTATEUR-TRICE tempter, temptress % TENTATION" [ti as see] temptation - TENTATIVE _ : attempt g _de meurtre. Attempted murder TENTE tent [&) awning | Tenter’ va. to attempt : to try [attirer, se- \TENTURE hangings (pi] [duire) to tempt Tenu -e [pp. V. Tenir] held ; kept: taken [de, to) bound | Tenu! Done! Agreed! Tenu -e a. thin : attenuated TENUE holding : sitting [musiq.) holding-note [d’tme personne) manner : way : bearing : appearance : dress | Bonne_[4>] Good hold- ing ground | En bonne_Respectably dressed | Grande_Full dress [milit.) review order | Petite_Undress | En _ de CAMPAGN'E, In heavy marching order | Tout d’une _, Adjoining | _des LITRES' book-keeping TENUITE _ty | TENURE _ : holding Tepide a. tepid Ter ad. thrice | TERCET" triplet TEREBENTHINE turpentine T£r£BINTH’E terebinth : turpentine (-tree] TERGIVERSATION" [ti. see] _ [se'che-nn] evasion : shift | Terrjiverser’ vn. to shuffle TERME term : expression : word : end : aim : time [loyer) rent [jour) quarter-day j a_, [Bourse] For the account | Avant_[accouch] Premature [-ly] Moyen _, Middle course | Parler de ... en bons_s, To speak favourably TERMINAISON" termination : end [of ... Terminer’ va. to end ; to limit, close | Compte _e, ‘ Settling a/c to date ’ TERMINUS _ | TERMITE white ant Terne a. dull: ‘leaden’: wan [fig) dull Ternir va. to tarnish : to dim TERNISSURE tarnish : dimming TERRAIN" ground : soil; piece of ground [geol) formation | Etre sur son __ To be quite in one's element [ou ‘ at home’] Gagner du_, To be gaining ground TERRAL land-breeze | TERRASSE terrace TERRASSE’MENT” earthwork : banking : embankment | Wagon de_, Ballast-truck Terrasser’ va. to bank up : to fill in [pers, etc.) to knock ... down [fig) to strike ... aghast TEN ENGLISH-FRENCH TER fTEN'ANT fermier : tenancier [of house) loca- taire | _'S REPAIRS [in house] reparations g locatives | _FARMER cultivateur a bail : J" fermier | _RIG'HT droit de tenancier s Ten'antable [be-1] a. habitable — Ten'anted pp. habite : occupe (by, par] VTEN'ANTRY [pi] fermiers : tenanciers TENCH tanche [to, a Tend va. garder : veiller : soigner \vn.) tendre TEN'DENCY tendance : disposition TEN'DER offre [contract) soumission [of locomotive) tender [&) bateau annexe | To be legal __ Avoir force liberatoire Ten'der va. offrir | To_for, Soumissionner Ten'der a. tendre [sensitive) sensible [subject) delicat; scabreux | _of, Soigneux de | ... of _YEARS, ... en bas age : tout jeune -hearted a. sensible | _ly ad. tendrement ‘ TEN'DERFOOT ’ nouveau debarque TEN'DERNESS tendresse [of eatables, etc) ten- dr ete [sensitiveness) sensibilite [for, pour) indulgence [of conscience) scrupule TEN'DRIL vrille TEN'EMENT [te'-ni-me-nntt] maison : local TE'NET [ti-nett] doctrine : principe TENN'IS ‘tennis’ [ancient game) la paume : le jeu de paume \ A game of_, Une partie de T -COURT [ourt se pr. ort] cours de tennis : ‘ tennis ’ [anc. game) jeu de paume TEN'ON_fed | -SAW petite scie a araser TEN'OR [pr. tene-r] [voice) tenor [bearing) ca- ractere ; portee : teneur [course) cours [a.) de TENSE temps [a.) tendu [tenor TEN'SILE STRENGTH resistance a la traction | _STRESS tension (normale] TEN'SION | -SCREW vis de T TEN'SOR muscle tenseur : tenseur TENT tente | To pitch a_, Dresser une T Tentative a. ... d’essai; experimental TENTER-HOOK clou a crochet | To be on _s, Etre sur des charbons ardents TENTH [<fc a.] dixieme [sovereigns, and day of month) dix | _ly ad. dixiemement TEN'URE [tine-youre, ou tenn'ye-r\ [feudal) _; redevance: mouvance [modern) jouissance Tep'id a. tiede | TERE'DO [rido] taret TERM [period, and word) terme [law) session [univer., school) trimestre | Beginning of_, Rentree (.desclasses'] During time, a I’epoque des cours | To keep a_, Prendre une inscription | To keep_s at an inn of court. Faire son stage [U. Stagiaire] Hilary_, ‘ Session du mois de janvier’ | Trinity_Session du 22 mai an 12 juin | TERMS [pi] conditions | On good, On bad_with. En bons, En mau- vais termes [or rapports] avec ; ‘bien, or mal avec ’ | To live on good_with, Yivre en bonne intelligence avec | On easy_Avec facilites de paiement | On intimate_, Sur le pied d’inti- mite | To come to Tomber d’accord [submit) se rendre | Term va. appeler : nommer TER'MAG ANT [te-r'-me-ghe-nntt] megere Terminable [ne-be-l] a. qu’on peut terminer TER'MINAL tete de ligne [electr) borne -CLIP attache-fils Ter'minate va. terminer; achever [rn.) se t TERMINATION [neclie-nn] limites (pi] conclusion : terminaison TER'MINUS [ne-ss] _ : tete de ligne : gare TERN sterne [fam) Mrondelle de mer \ Arctic _S paradis | Common_, ‘Pierre-Garin- TERR'ACE [re-ss] terrasse \ _d a. ... a T : TERR'A-COTT'A terre cuite [etage Terres'trial [tri-e-l] a. terrestre TERR'IER [terri-’r] [In compounds use the Engl, names, as Fox-terrier, etc.] Terrif'ic a. terrible ; epouvantable Terr'ify [fai] va. epouvanter : terrifier TER FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS TET TERRASSIER” navvy : labourer TERRE earth : ground : land : estate [fonderie) loam | La__ [abs.] The Earth : the world | a__ On the ground : on the floor : down [d>) on shore | Toucher a__ To touch the ground [F. Ventre] _a__ Low : of narrow views: dull [d>) hugging the shore | De_, a. earthen [til electrique) earth | De pleine [plantes] Hardy | Par_, On the ground: down[echoue) aground [voyage, etc.) by land | Prendre To land (a, at] _ CUITE terra cotta | _FERME mainland [fam) terra firma |_FORTE stiff clayey land | _a FOULON" fuller’s earth _FRANCHE leaf-mould | _ GLAISE clay _d’ OMBRE umber [_de PIPE pipe-clay _POURRIE rotten-stone | _ [or_S'"] de RAPPORT"" made ground | _ SAINTE consecrated ground | La_Sainte, The Holy Land: Palestine TERREAU leaf-mould : compost: rotted manure TERRE-NEUVE Newfoundland | Un chien de __ Un__ [pi._] A Newfoundland dog TERRE-NEUVIER” banker [fishing] Newfoundland fisherman : cod-fisher on the banks TERRE-PLEIN” open space : raised walk or terrace [fort) platform Terrer" va. to earth up [du sucre) to clay | Se_, To burrow [renard, &c.) to run to earth [X) to shelter in trenches Terrestre a. terrestrial [fig) earthly TERREUR terror | La The Reign of T (1793-4] Pris de_,T-stricken _PANIQTJE panic Terreux" -euse a. earthy : dull: sickly Terrible a. [a, de. to]_[fam) ‘ awful’ | Enfant __ Plague of a child : ‘ pickle ': chatterbox | TerriblemenP ad. terribly [fam) ‘with a vengeance ’: ‘ awfully ’ Terrien" -enne a. | Proprietaire_, Landed proprietor | Un_, A landsman TERRIER” burrow [chien, ch. feod) terrier Terrifier' va. to terrify (de, at] TERRINE [earthen) pan : pot [viande) potted meat | —NEE dishful [Norm.) rice-pudding Terrir vn. to draw to shore TERRITOIRE territory [ter-e-te-re ] Territorial -e a. _1 | Armee_e, T. army TERRITORIAUX" [pi] territorials [F.Volunteer TERROIR soil | Sentir le_, Avoir un gout de _, To taste of the soil: to be racy : to bear the stamp of one’s country T_ist TERRORISME [eece-m] _ism [izz'm\ _ISTE Tertiaire [ti as see] a. tertiary [te-r'clie-re] TERTRE hillock : rising ground Tes" a.poss.pl. thy ... : thy own ... TESSON” sherd : fragment: broken glass TEST [met) — [hist, nat.) shell | -OBJET” TESTACIl testacean [test'O^ject TESTAMENT"_[ang. pr. le f] will | Faireson —, To make one’s will | Ancien, Nouveau_, Old, New T | Testamentaire er. by [ou of] the will | Disposition_, Devise TESTATEUR -TRICE testator, testatrix Tester" vn. to make one’s will TESTON” 1_’ [an old silver coin] TIlTANOS [pr. the s] tetanus : ‘lock-jaw ’ T£TARD" tadpole [arbre) pollard tree TETE head [sommet) top [de voute) face [de bordage, &) butt (of a plank] [fig., pers) faculties : wits (ph] sense: presence of mind : firmness : obstinacy | _ baissee, ad. headlong : blindfold : full tilt | a_reposee, At leisure | Avoir la_montee, To be very excited | Avoir la_ pres du bonnet, To be hasty | Avoir mauvaise _, To be hot-headed: to be stubborn | Avoir sa_, To be in one’s senses | Casser la_a..., To split ...’s head | Un coup de_, A rash deed | Donner de la_contre, To run [ou hit] one’s head against | Je ne sais ou donner de la _, I don’t know where to turn | En faire a sa _, To have one’s own way | ‘ Faire sa_,’ To give one’s self airs | ‘Faire line_To pull a long face | Homme de _, Man of strong mind | Femme de _, Strong-minded, clever ivoman | Laver la_ a, To ‘give it to’ [F. Piquer, Porter, Tenir] Par_, A head : apiece | Par-dessus la _, Over head and ears | En avoir par-dessus la _, To be sick and tired of it | Perdre la_, To be frightened out of one’s senses | Tenir la_[F. POLL, ang.] Autant de_s autant d’avis, So many men so many minds | Une _chaude, A hot-headed man | ‘ Une_car- ree,’ A dull, obstinate fellow | Un en-_, A heading | _ de BIELLE big-end | _ de LIGN'E terminus | _ de MORT' Dutch cheese | _ de PONT' ‘tete-de-pont’ : bridgehead [work defending appi’oach to a bridge] _ a PERRUQU'E barber’s block TETE-A-TETE [pi_] ‘_’ : private interview : tea-set for two | Tete a tSte ad. face to face : in private : alone : by ourselves : by themselves [suckle Teter", Teter" va. to suck | Donner a_To TER ENGLISH-FRENCH TET TERR'OR [re-r] terreur Sen : effroi -strick'en a. epouvante : pris de terreur Terse [teurce] a. net: bien tourne : elegant _ly ad. nettement: elegamment _NESS nettete : verve TER'TIAN A'GUE [pr. teurch’-ye-nn e-gliioii\ fievre tierce [saique Tess'ellated PAVE’MENT [a, e] pave de mo- TEST epreuve: essai [chemical) reactif [va.) mettre ... a Vepreuve : essayer : verifier | To stand the _of, Resister a l’epreuve de ... | -OBJECT test-objet | -PAPER papier reactif | _TUBE eprouvette TES'TER ciel de lit Tes'tify v. temoigner [law) deposer (to, de] Tes'tily [tess'-te-le] ad. avec humeur TESTIMONIAL [mone-ye-f] attestation : cer- tificat [presentation) temoignage d’esftme [or de reconnaissance] S [pi] certificats [com. advt.) temoignages TES'TIMONY [me-ne] temoignage -.attestation TES'TINESS lmmeur irritable TES'TING mise a lepreuve : essai Tes'ty a. irritable : vif: susceptible TETH'ER [th faible] longe \ _va. mettre a Vattache [to, a) attacher TET FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS THI TETIERE cap [pour meuble) antimacassar [de la bride) head-stall TOTIN'‘ nipple : breast | TETINE udder : dent | ‘TETON"’ teat: ‘titty’ TI-iTRARQU'E _rch [ch. k] [grouse TIlTRAS' | _lyre, Black-cock | _rouge, Red TStu -e a. headstrong : stubborn : ‘pig-headed’ ‘TEUF-TEUF’ motor-car | TEUTONS' [pi] _ TEXTE text | Petit _, Gros _, Small print, Large print | Textile a._ Textuel a. given word for word : ‘sic’ Textuellement' ad. word for word TEXTURE _ | TH ALER _ | TH ALLIUM _ TH'£ [pr. tag] tea [pr. ft] tea-party | Boite a —, Tea-caddy : tea canister | Lheure du_, Tea-time | Prendre du_To take tea Th'e&tral -e a. theatrical [th fort] THEATRE the'atre [th fort] stage : plays (pi] [fig) scene : seat [de la guerre) seat | Coup de —, Unexpected scene : ‘clap-trap’ | Quitter le_, To leave the T [acteur) to give up the stage | Roi de_, King without real authority TH'liATROPHONE _ [th fort] _ Tpot TH'EBA'iDE deep solitude | TH'EIERE tea- TH'£lSME theism [th fort] [malad.) poisoning through excessive tea-drinking TH'£lSTE theist [th fort] THEME theme : subject [d’ecolier) exercise TH EOBROMINE _ [th fort] TITEOCRATIE [tay-o-kra-cee] theoc'raey Theologal -e a. theolog'ical TH'EOLOGIE theol'ogy | Docteur en 5 .2 aj _Doctor of divinity : ‘D.D.’ w gS TH'tOLOGIEN" theolo'gian S c « Th'eologiqu'e a. theolog'ical 2 s TH'tOREME the'orem o g g TH'tORICIEN" the'orist TH'EORIE the'ory [X) drill [pers) procession Th'eoriqu'e a. theoretical [-menf -lly] TH'IlOSOPHE [& f] [tay-o-zoffi theos'ophist TH'EO SOPHIE theos'ophy TH'EQUE rounders (pi] TH'ERAPEUTIQU'E \ La _, Therapeutics TH'ERIAQU'E theriac Lp! Th'ermal -e a._1 | Eaux_es, Hot springs : mineral waters | Station_e, Health resort TH'ERMES' [pi] hot springs TH'ERMIDOR 11th month of Republican year [‘July’ 19 to ‘August’ 17] fmometer TH'ERMOGRAPHE _ph : self-registeringther- TH'ERMOMETRE thermom'eter [V. Table 86] Th'esauriser' vn. to treasure up : to hoard up money THESE [tezz] thesis [thi-ciss] point: proposition : argument | a l’appui de sa_, In support of his argument | Cela change la_, That alters the case | En_generale, As a TH'IBAUDE coarse hair-cloth [general rule TET ENGLISH-FRENCH THA TH a deux sons, l’un fort, et 1’autre faible. On obtiendra ces deux sons si l’on prononce les mots fran<;.ais ‘ SEL’ et ‘ ZELE,’ en mettant V extremite de la langue entre les dents. TETT'ER dartre [ Teuton'ic a. teuton : tu- TEXT texte [hand) ecriture en gros [desque TEXT-BOOK livre de classe : manuel Tex'tile [til, i bref] a._ | _FABRIC tissu TEX'TURE [tche-r~\ tissu [fig) contexture faib Than conj. que | Less_he looks, Moins qu’il n’en a l’air | To be more_, [above] Depasser | More_60, Plus de 60 | 200 words more_, 200 mots de plus que | More_one might think, Plus qu’on ne croirait | More fortunate_his predecessors have been, Plus heureux que ne Font ete ses devanciers | It’s more_I want, C’est plus qu’il ne m’en faut fort THANE [a, e'] ‘_’ [titre d’honneur chez les Anglo-Saxons] fort Thank va. remercier (for, to, de\ _you, [favour received) Merci! | No,_you! Merci! [Remarque. ‘Thank you’ lorsqu’il n’est precede ni de ‘yes’ ni de ‘no’ signifie ‘S’il vous plait’ [c.-a-d. ‘Oui, j’aceepte’] I will_you to ..., Veuillez ... | I will_you for another cup, Je vous demanderai encore une tasse \ You may_ yourselves'for it! Prenez-vous en a vous-memes! | She has herself' to_ for it, Elle n’a qu’a s’en prendre a elle-meme fort Thank'ful a. reconnaissant (for, de] _lly ad. avec reconnaissance fort THANK'FULNESS reconnaissance fort Thank'less a. ingrat fort THANKS [pi] remerciments | My best_ for, Tous mes R’s pour | and that’s the_ I’ve had! Voila comment on m’a remercie! | _! [fam. for, ‘ Thank you !’] Merci! | _to ..., Grace a ... | To give_, Rendre graces fort THANKSGIVING actions de graces faib That pron. ce, cet, cette [emphatically) ce, cet, cette ...-la [the one) celui-la, celle-la [that thing, ou circumstance) cela [fam) ‘ga’ [relative, for who, which, etc.) qui : que : le- quel, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles [that point: there) la | So much for_'! [it’s done with] Voila une affaire reglee! | Not even_'! Pas meme <ja! [suiting the action to the word] I don’t care _' for him! [V. SNAP] At _ time, En ce temps-la : a ce moment | _’s the fellow ! Voila l’individu ! [or, Le voila !]_’s what I want! Voila mon affaire! | _’s just where it is'! [i.e. the difficulty] ‘Voila le hie!’| Yes_it is!_he was!_I won’t! Pour c;a oui, [or non] bien sur! [or Oui vraiment, etc.] The man_(on dit mieux ‘whom’) I spoke of, L’homme dont j’ai parle | _is, ..., C’est- a-dire, ... | There is only one ..., and_is .... 11 n’y en a qu’un, et celui-la c’est... | _ is, if..., Si toutefois ... |_’s a good girl, Voila une bonne fille _’s all! Voila tout! [V. How] Is_' what he says? Est-ce la ce qu’il dit? | _isn’t it! Ce n’est pas cela! | We haven't come to_' yet! Nous n’en sommes pas encore la! | By_, Par la | For all_, Malgre cela : malgre tout | To_, a cela : y | Upon _, With_, La-dessus Tque faib That conj. que [in order —) pour que : afin fort THATCH chaume [va.) couvrir en chaume _e'd COTTAGE chaumiere fort THATCH'ER couvreur en chaume fort THAW [aw comme o dans sorf] degel [r.) degeler [fig) fondre : attendrir THE ENGLISH-FRENCH THI TH a deux sons, l’un fort, et l’autre faible. On obtiendra ces deux sons si l’on prononce les mots franQais ‘ SEL’ et * z£l E,’ en mettant Vextremite de la langue entre les dents. faib The [e bref] def. art. le, la [pi) les [not translated in such phrases as James the first, Chapter the 10th, etc.] From_, Of_Du, de 1’, de la [pi) des | To_, At_, Au, a 1’, a la [pi) aux [etc.] [F Plus, Fr.] fort Theatrical [fce-f] a. de theatre :scenique: theatral | The_world, Le monde du theatre | THEATRICALS (pi] spectacle (sing] Private_(pi] Comedie de salon faib Thee pron. toi: te | To_and thou, Tu- fort THEFT vol: larcin [toyer faib Their [pr. there] a. poss. leur [pi) leurs | Theirs pron. poss. le [or to] leur [pi) les leurs [belongs to them) ... a eux, a elles | A friend of_, Un de leurs amis faib Them pron. eux, elles[ accusative) les [dative) leur [preceded by certain prepositions) en : y | All of_, Tons, toutes | ... than most of_, ... que to plupart d’entre eux (or elles] Have you seen_? Les avez-vous vus? | To ask_if .... Leur demander si ... | I’ll take one of_, J’en prendrai un -e fort THEME [flume] theme [subject) sujet faib Themsel've’s pron. eux (-memes] elles (-memes] [reflectively) se ... | By_Tout seuls : toutes seules: a part | To keep to_, Faire bande a part faib Then ad. alors [following that, next) puis [therefore) done [a.) ... d’alors | Now and _, De temps en temps | Between now and — D’ici la | What_? Eh bien! apres? Et apres? faib Thence ad. de la : pour cette raison faib Thencefor'th ad. des lors : desormais faib Thencefor ward ad. des lors : a partir de ce moment-la [anglican fort THEOLOGICAL COLL'EGE seminaire fort Theoretical a. theorique [-lly, -ment] fort THE'ORIST theoricien fort THE'ORY liypothese : theorie | The Newtonian _, L'hypothesenewtonienne :laT de N faib There [e e] ad. la : la-bas : y : en cela [F. Who] [impers) il | ‘He’s all _,’ C’est un garejon bien debrouillard : il n’a pas les yeux dans sa poche! | Here and_, Ca et la | _ is,_are, Il y a | _was nobody hurt, Per- sonne ne fut blesse | _happened,_came ..., Il arriva ... I _she is! La voila! | _ he comes! Le voila qui vient! | Are you _? [teleph.] Alio! | Look out_! Attention la- bas! | Main top_! Ho de to grande liune! | I’ll be _! J’y vais! J’y serai! | _now! La!; Allons, bon! | Down_La-bas | On_, La-dessus | Over_La-bas | Under_La- dessous | Up__ La-haut: la-dessus | Who’s _? Qui est la? | Fare,_and back, 6 fr., 6 fr. aller et retour | _and then, Seance tenante; sur-le-champ faib Thereabout [ou_s] ad. ... environ [in the neighbourhood) par la faib Thereafter ad. apres : apres cela faib There'at' ad. y : la-dessus faib There'by' [bar] ad. par la : de cette fagon faib There’for' ad. pour cela faib Ther'e’fore ad. done : par consequent | We will _ ask you to ..., Nous venons, par consequent, vous prier de ... faib Therein' ad. en cela : y faib There'of' ad. en : dont faib There'on' ad. la-dessus : y faib There’unto' ad. y : a cela faib There'upon' ad. la-dessus faib Therewith' ad. avec cela fort THER'MOS FLASK bouteille th'ermos faib These pron. ces ... : ces ...-ci [absolute) ceux-ci. celles-ci | 'are the ones! Les voici! Ce sont eux! | _' are my letters, Ce sont la rnes lettres | Are not_the best? Ne sont- ce pas la les meilleurs? | _three months, Depuis trois mois fort THE'SIS [thi-ciss] these faib They pron. ils, eux, elles [impers.) on | — tell' me, On m’a dit | It is_' who tell me, Ce sont eux [or elles] qui m’ont dit | _who, Ceux [or ceffes] qui ... | _ are thieves, Ce sont des voleurs | _may do what_like, but ..., Ils feront ce qu’ils voudront, mais ... fort THICK fort [ In the_of, Au plus fort de | Through _ and thin, a travers tous les obstacles [F. Stick to it] fort Thick a. epais [rain, seed) dru [big) gros [bar iron, etc.) fort: solide [paper) fort [voice) embarrasse | Very_, [intimate] Tres lie : comme les deux doigts de la main | A foot_, Epais d’un pied [or, d’un pied d'epaisseur] -headed a. bete [ -lippe'd a. lippu | -set a. dru [person) trapu Thick, Thick'ly ad. epais : dru | To spread ... _, Mettre une couche epaisse de : mettre beaucoup de | To fall_and fast. Tomber dru | _clad in furs, Vetu d’epaisses fourrures fort Thick'e’n v. epaissir (with, de] s’e [sauce) tier [dangers, etc.) augmenter : s’acharner _ING liaison [brown, for sauce) roux fort THICK'ET fourre : hallier fort Thick'ly ad. [F Thick] fort THICK'NESS epaisseur [of fluid) consis- tance [pronunciation) grasseyement f THIE'F [pi. Thie'ves] voleur-ease | Stop _! Au voleur! | Gang of thieves, Bande de Y’s [F Larron] -proof a. a Vepreuve g des Y’s : incrochetable 5 Thieve vn. voler THIE'V'ING vol : vol de ... V, Thie'vish a. [of cats, etc.] voleur fort THIG'H [tliai] cuisse | -BONE femur fort THILL [mine] mur fort THIM'BLE de [&) cosse _FUL deux doigts (d’eau-de-vie, etc.] -RIGGER joueur de gobelets : escamoteur -RIGGING tours de G : escamotage fort Thin a. [lean) maigre [paper, glass, wood, etc.) mince [slender, delicate) delie : elance [clothing) leger [scattered) clairseme | As _as a LATH. Maigre comme un clou [ad. F Thinly] -skinne’d a. qui a l’epiderme sensible : chatouilleux ; susceptible fort Thin [thinne'd, pr. thinndd] va. [— out) eclaircir [lessen substance) attenuer : amin- cir [with water) etendre [sauces) allonger faib Thine [pr. thainnl pron. le tien, to tienne [pi) les tiens, les tiennes [belongs to thee) a toi [thy) ton, to ... THI ENGLISH-FRENCH THO TH a deux sons, l’un fort, et 1‘autre faible. On obtiendra ces deux sons si Fon prononce les mots fran^ais SEL et ‘ ZELE en mettant Vextremite de la langue entre les dents. fort THING chose : affaire [being) etre [animal, insect, etc.) hete [often translat. by coup : as, Daring_, Coup (Vaudace : Got-up _, Coup monte : Providential __ Coup du ciel: etc.] It’s no bad_[V. Reveille-matin] Poor little _! Pauvre petit! Pauvre petite! | The poor _[pers] Le pauvre enfant: la pauvre femme, ou file | The dirty__ The silly [ou stupid] _, etc. [of a icoman, disparagingly] La sale, La sotte, La hete, etc. | It’s no such_! II n’en est rien! | There is no such_as ..., ... n’existe pas | He hasn’t done a _! II n’a rien fait! | It amounts to the same_, Cela revient au meme | That’s quite' another_! C’est tout autre chose! :‘C’est une autre paire de munches!' | The correct_is to ..., II est de rigueur de ... | That’s just the_! Voila qui est tres bien! | It isn’t just the_ [■i.e. I don’t like it] Cela laisse a desirer : ce n’est pas tout a fait cela | It isn’t just the_ to ..., On ne devrait pas ... | The_is' to .... II s’agit de ... : il importe de ... | The only _is to..., La seule chose a faire, c’est de ... | There isn’t such a _to be had ! C’est in- trouvable [F. Think] What a stupid_to do! Quelle betise! | What is [ou was] a strange —, ..., Chose etrange, ... | ... and all that SORT of_, ... et tout cela : ... et le reste : ... et tout ce qui s’ensuit | I won’t have that SORT of_here, Je ne veux pas de cela ici fort THINGS [pi] affaires : effets [F. WASH] I’ll put on my_Je vais m’habiller | I’ll run up and take off my_, [lady] Je vais enlever mes affaires | To undo one’s [lady] Se de- grafer | To take away the_, [after a meal] Desservir fort Think v. [imp. & pp. Thoug'ht : ough se pr. comme o dans sort] penser [to believe) croire (que] [fancy, reflect) songer [consider, find it) trouver [to reckon upon) compter [recollect) se rappeler | I’ll_ about it, I’ll_ it over, J’y reflechirai | A good deal to _ about, Beaucoup a reflechir | _fit to, Juger a propos de | As they may_best (ou well,) Comme bon leur semblera | I_it pretty, Je trouve cela joli | I_so, Je le crois | I_it is, Je crois que oui | I should _ I did'! Je crois bien! | I cannot help _ing, Je ne puis m’empecher de penser que | _ of, Penser [songer] a [form an opinion of) penser de | While I_of it, ..., Pendant que j’y pense ... | I_ of selling it, Je songe a le vendre | I _ of stopping a month, Je compte rester un mois | _a good deal of [i.e. highly of] Faire grand cas de | _nothing of, Compter pour rien | _twice before ...ing, Y regarder a deux fois avant de ... | I should never _' of such a thing, Je n’en aurais pas meme Videe | And to_that ...! Et dire que ...! | It is not so easy as one might_to ..., II est plus difficile qu’on ne pense de ... | He thought he would try, II eut Videe cfessayer | I have thought of ..., J’ai eu lapensee de ... | It is not to be thought of, II ne faut pas y songer | Who would have thought it ? Qui 1’eut cru ? fort THINK ER penseur-ease fort THINK'ING pensee [my way of_) avis : opinion [a.) pensant: qui pense | To my_, Suivant moi: a mon avis fort Thin'ly ad. clair [_scattered ou sown) clairseme [clad) legerement | It was _ attended, L'assistance etait peu nombreuse fort THIN'NESS peu d'epaisseur : maigreur [of air) tenuite : rarete [fewness) rarete ( .THIRD tiers [mus) tierce [a.) troisieme : -g tiers, tierce [of month, and kings) trois | _ESTATE tiers etat | A_PARTY, A _PERSON, Un tiers: une tierce personne h Thirdly ad. troisiemement 2s THIRST soif [un.) avoir soif (for, de] To ■£ quench one’s_Se desalterer <2 | THIRS'TINESS soif 5 feThirs'ty a. altere | To be _, Avoir soif | 2 To make ... _, Alterer ... ~ Thir'teen a. treize | _th a. treizieme fee ^ [of month, and kings) treize Thirtieth a. trentieme [of month) trente ~ Thir'ty a. trente j -first, Trente-et-unieme ^ ■“ [of month) trente-et-un faib This art. ce, cet, cette [pron.) ce ... -ci, cet ...-ci, cette ...-ci [absolute) celui-ci, celle-ci [abs. for_letter) la presente [F. Bearer]_ is Namur, Voici N | _is the one! Le [or ia] voici! | _must stop at once, II faut que cela cesse tout de suite | What is _? Qu’est-ce que c’est que ceci? | What place is _? Ou sommes-nous ici ? | Is_my bill ? Est-ce la ma note? | _was not all, Ce n’etait pas tout | It comes to _', La question en est la | In reference to _, a cet egard | _ day week, D’aujourd’hui en huit [a week ago) il y a liuit jours ... | He’s been dead _ twelve- month, Il y a un an qu’il est mort | By _ time, Deja : maintenant : alors | Upon _, La-dessus | _way! Par ici! | With_'wind, Avec le vent qu’il fait fort THIS'T'LE [f/iiss-i] chardon | Star_, Chausse-trape | _DOWN duvet de C faib Thith'er ad. la : y fort Thole v. [Scotch] souffrir | -PIN tolet fort THONG courroie fort THORN epine [hawthorn) aubepine _HEDGE liaie vive fort Thor'ny a. epineux fort Tlior'oug'h [pr.the-re] a. entier: acheve : serieux : complet [downright, real) vrai | _ cleaning, Nettoyage a fond | _ education, Instruction complete | He’s a_soldier, C’est un vrai soldat | To have a_knowledge of, Connaitre a fond | To have a _ search for, Chercher partout [or a fond] To make a — study of, Approfondir | -bred a. [horse] pur sang | -going a. [F. Out and out] fort THOR'OUG'HFARE [pr. the-re-fere] passage | Great_, Rue tres frequentee : chemin passant | No_! Rue barree! La circulation est interdite! On ne passe pas! | Principal _Principale artere fort Thor'oug’hly [the-re-le] ad. tout a fait : completement: foncierement [know) a fond | That’s_English, Cela est bien anglais faib Those pron. ces ... : ces ... -la [absolute) ceux-la, celles-lk | _ are the best. Ce sont la les meilleurs | _who, Ceux, celles, qui... THO ENGLISH-FRENCH THR TH a deux sons, l’un fort, et l’autre faible. On obtiendra ces deux sons si l’on prononce les mots francjais ‘ SEL’ et' ZELE,’ en mettant Vextremite de la langue entre les dents. faib Thou [thaou] pron. tu | Than _, Que toi | _who ..., Toi qui [F Thee] faib Thoug’h [tho] conj. quoique : bien que [foil, by subjunctive] [nevertheless) cepen- dant: malgre cela | As_, Comme si | _ he were to try, Quand meme il essaierait fort THOUG HT pensee: idee [imp. & pp. F. Think] I have some _ of going there, J ai quelque intention d'y aller | Lost in _, Perdu dans ses pensees | Without_, ® Sans reflechir | On second _s, Reflexion g faite ... | Free_, Libre pensee | Happy S - _, Heureuse idee 8 ® Thoug’lit'ful a. pensif: reflechi: attentif: m reveur : inquiet | It was _of him to ..., g § Q’a ete prevenant a lui de | _lly ad. d’un » ^ air pensif : avec attention | _NESS pre- -g voyance : meditation : recueillement g Thoug'ht'less a. etourdi : irreflechi | _ FELLOW etourneau | _ly ad. etourdi- ment : sans y penser | _NESS etou/rde- rie: irreflexion: inattention: inadvertance fort THOU'SAND [thaoii-ze-nndd] [<fc a.] mille | One_nine hundred and ten, Mil neuf cent dix | By_s, Par milliers | Hundreds of_s, Les centaines de mille | One in a _, Un sur mille | _th a. millieme fort THRAL'DOM [pr. a comme o dans sort] esclavage | THRALL esclave fort Thrash v. battre : ‘ rosser ’ fort THRASH'ER batteur en grange fart THRASHING battage | ‘ Regular _, ’ Raclee : volee de coups | _FLOOR aire \ _MACHINE batteuse : machine a battre fort THREAD [pr. tliredd] til [fibre) filament [of a screw) filet [ua.) enfiler | Metric_, Pas metrique | Cut a _ in, [screw] Fileter | _ one’s way through, Passer par... | -GLOVES gants de fil d’Ecosse | -pattern a. ... a filets fort Thread'bare [pr. thredd'bere] a. use jus- qu’a la corde : rape [fig) rebattu : use THREAT menace 'SThreat'e'n va. menacer (with, de] The £ _e’d ..., ... dont on est [or fut] menace S S THREATENING menaces (pi] _a. menaqant [letter) de menaces fort Three a. trois | -cornere'd, a trois coins | -cornere'd HAT, tricorne | -cornere'd FILE, tiers-point|-DECKER trois-ponts| -MASTER trois-mats | With -SPEED GEAR, a trois fort Three'fold a. triple [vitesses fort Threepenny [thre-p’-e-ne] a. ... a trente centimes : ... de 6 sous | -BITpiece de 6 sous fort Threescore a. soixante : une soixantaine fart Thresh, _ING [F. Thrash, THRASH- fort THRESHOLD seuil LING] fort Threw [imp. F. Throw] fort Thrice [i di] ad. trois fois fort THRIFT epargne : economic [bot) gazon d’Olympe | _ily ad. economiquement _INESS epargne : frugality fart Thrift'less a. prodigue : depensier fort Thrifty a. menager-ere: econome fort THRILL tressaillement fort Thrill vn. tressaillir : fremir (with, de] _through, penetrer (jusqu’au coeur] fort Thrill'ing a. saisissant: penetrant fort Thrive [tierdice'] vn. [imp. Throve : pp. Thrive'n, i bref] prosperer: venir bien: profiter (on, de] [plants, in, a, dans) se plaire | He_s on milk, 11 se trouve bien de l’usage du lait fort Thri'ving a. florissant [person) dont les affaires marchent bien : prospere fort Thro’ [F. Through] fort THROAT [oa, 6] gorge [the swallow itself) gosier | He cut his_, 11 s’est coupe la gorge | Sore _, Mai de gorge _DISEA'SES maladies de la gorge fort THROB [o bref] battement fort Throb [-bbe'd] vn. battre : palpiter fort THROBB'ING battement: palpitation fort THROE travail: agonie fort THRONE trone | _'less a. sans T fort THRONG foule: multitude | _vn. venir en foule : accourir : se presser [m.) presser [with, de) encombrer fort THROT'TLE gosier [wt.) etrangler | _ VALVE robinet d'admission [auto) etrang- leur |-VALVE LEVER manette A'admission fort Throug'h [tliroue] ad. a. & prep, a tra- vers : par [_ a glass, etc.) an travers (de] [stabbing, ou_and_) depart en part [from end to end) d’un bout a l’autre (de] [to the end) jusqu’a la fin : jusqu’au bout [caused by) a cause de : par : par suite de [send _, heavy goods) sans rompre charge [coal, a.) tout venant | All_, [period] Pendant tout-e | All_France, Dans toute la F \ To ’ be_,’ [Americ.] Avoir fini | To fall_[fig] Echouer | Wet_, Trempe jusqu'aux os | To book_[ou take a_TICKET] Prendre un billet direct | To run _to Marseilles. Aller directement a Marseille \ Is this a _ CARRIAGE ? Ai-je a changer de wagon ? | _SHAFT [motor] axe de cardan | _TRAIN train direct fort Throug’hou't [ough. ou] prep, par tout : dans tout [act.) partout [entirely) d’un bout a fort Throve [imp. V. Thrive] Ll’autre fort THROW' [thro] jet: coup : effort: course _va. [imp. Threw : pp. Thrown] jeter [hurl) lancer [a rider) demonter [put, place, etc.) mettre [wrestling) terrasser : ‘tomber’ [silk) tordre | _some LIG'HT upon, Mettre ... en lumiere: eclairer _at, jeter, lancer contre [atpers.) lancer a _away, jeter : jeter par la fenetre [waste) gaspiller [advice) donner inutilement _back, jeter en arriere : rejeter : retarder _down, renverser : jeter (a terre, etc.] _off, rejeter [one’s clothes, etc.) oter [mask) lever [restraint, etc.) secouer | _ (a train, etc.) off the line, Faire derailler | To be thrown off one’s guard, Etre pris au depourvu _on, mettre | _it on the ground, Le jeter par terre \ _one’s self on [fig] S’abandon- _open, ouvrir Lner a _ ... out, jeter [reject) rejeter [F. Gear] _out a HINT, donner a entendre | _ ... out of the window, jeter ... par la fenetre \ _me out, me derouter : me faire perdre la piste | _ ... out of a SITUATION, Faire perdre a ... son emploi _up, jeter (en l air, etc,.] [to vomit) rendre : vomir : rejeter [give up) renoncer (a] THO FRAN QAIS—AN GLAIS TIE TH'ON" tunny [pr. te-nn'-e] Th'oracique a._ic : ... of the chest TH ORAX _ {til fort] TH'UIA, or _YA, _: arbor vitse TH'YM" {tain, nas] thyme [ang. pr. taime] TIARE tiara | TIAULEMENT ' drover’s song TIBIA_: shin-bone TIC tic : twitching of the face | _douloureux, ‘Tic douloureux’ | C’est son_, It’s a way he has | — rongeur, Crib-biting | TIC TAC clack (of a mill] ticking (of a clock] TICKET" [tickay] _ Tiede a. lukewarm : indifferent [beurre) hot | Boire__ To drink tepid | _menf ad. coldly TIEDEUR lukewarmness Tiedir vn. to grow lukewarm : to get cool Tien" Tienne, pron. poss. thy : thy own | Le _la tienne, les tiens, les tiennes, Thine 034 | Le _ et le mien, The rights of property : ‘meum and tuum’ | Les_s, Thy [ou your] people [ou friends] TIENS' [V. Tenir] Un bon_vaut mieux que deux tu l’auras, A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush | _! c’est vous! Hallo, is that you? | _! Voila ....Hallo! There’s ...!| _!_! Indeed! [prenez) Take it | _bon la ! Hold on! ‘Keep what you’ve got!’ | _bon virer! Avast heaving ! Tient [V. Tenir] TIERCE third [escrime) tierce [typ) second TIERCELET” male falcon [revise Tiercer' va. [vieux] to increase ... by one third THR ENGLISH-FRENCH TIE TH a deux sons, l’un fort, et l’autre faible. On obtiendra ces deux sons si l’on prononce les mots franpais ‘ SEL’ et ‘ z£LE,’ en mettant Vextremite de la langue entre les dents. fort Thrum va. [&) larder [piano) ‘tapoter’ fort THKUSH [thre-cli] grive fee [med) aphte | Missel__ Gh'ive draine fort THRUST [thre-stf] coup [in fencing) botte [build, mach.) poussee | Sword_, Coup de pointe | _ va. [imp. <fc pp. _] pousser : presser [sabre) pointer [_ at, a) porter une botte [or un coup] _... away,_... back, repousser _... down, jeter en bas : precipiter _... in, faire entrer : fourrer _... out, faire sortir de force rvers _... through, faire passer ... par, or a tra- fort THRUST'-BEARIMG [ou -BLOCK] pa- lier de butee | -WASHER bague de B fort THUG [the-gli] etrangleur fort THUMB' [pr. the-mm] pouce [to.) manier [leaves) feuilleter | Well_e'd, Fatigue | By rule of_, Grosso modo [V. Twirl] -SCREW vis de pression -STALL doigtier fort THUMP coup (de poing] _va. cogner : donner un coup de poing sur fort Thump'ing a. [vulg] gros : lourd fort THUN'DER tonnerre [tig) foudre [«.) ton- ner | _forth, fulminer | Clap of_, Coup de tonnerre | _BOLT foudre [Jove’s) foudre -STORM orage (accompagne de tonnerre] fort Thun'dering a. foudroyant [voice) ton- fort Thun'derstruck a. abasourdi [nante fort THURS'DAY jeudi | On__ Jeudi | On_ week, De jeudi en huit fail) Thus ad. ainsi |_far, Jusqu’ici: jusque- fort THWACK coup [va.) frapper [la fort Thwart va. contrarier : traverser : aller a Vencontre de | _ed plans, Projets dejoues fort THWARTS [pi] bancs (des rameurs] fail) Thy [y at] a. poss. ton, ta [pi) tes TH'YME [itciimm] thym | Wild_, Serpolet fail) Thyself' pron. toi-meme [followed by a verb) toi [reflective) te ...:... toi | Know , Connais-toi toi-meme TIA'RA tiare TICK coutil: toile amatelas [insect) tique: acare [of a watch, etc.) tic-tac [boy’s game) chat [mark) marque (de verification] [fam) credit | ‘On_,’ a credit: ‘a l’oeil’ Tick vn. [watch] battre |_off va. pointer ‘TICK'ER’ [watch] ‘ tocante' TICK'ET billet fea : ‘ticket’ [luggage)bulletin [marking) etiquette [polit.) liste des candidats [tabled’hote, baths, etc.) cachet | Relief_,Bon de secours [U. Pawn, Return, Season, etc.] _CLERK distributeur -trice : receveuse _COLLEC'TOR [ke-lektt’r] controleur -euse _OFFICE bureau des billets -OF-LEAVE liberation■ | -OF-LEAVE-MAN [pi. -men] format libere | _ PORTER com- Tick'et va. etiqueter Lmissi°nna.ire TICK'ING [cloth) coutil [of watch) tic-tac _OFF [list] pointage Tic'kle v. chatouiller | To be a good deal —d at ..., Trouver ... assez drole | _R poussette TICK'LING chatouillement Tick'lish a. chatouilleux : susceptible [diffic.; scabreux : delicat [risky) perilleux [shaky) chancelant | _NESS [flg] difficulty: suscep- Ti'dal [taid'l] a. ... de maree [tibilite _HAR'BOUR [be-r] port a maree _WAVE raz de maree [on river) mascaret TIDE [fat] maree [stream) courant[V. Shrovetide, etc ] The flood _, Le flot | At ebb —, a la maree descendante | At half_, Au demi- flot | The strength of the _, La force des C’s | To go with the_, Suivre le courant -WAITER douanier Tide over va. passer par-dessus : se tirer de Ti'dily [tai] ad. avec soin : proprement TI'DINESS [tai] proprete: bonne tenue, TI'DINGS [fat] [pi] nouvelles Ti'dy [i, at] va. mettre en ordre [a.) en ordre : bien tenu [child) propre | _ one’s self up, faire un bout de toilette | Avery — sort of..., Un... fort honnete : un tres bon, une tres bonne ... TIE [tai] lien : attache [neck) cravate [string) cordon [knot) nceud [■&) itague [in game, etc.) partie nulle: ‘manclie a manclie ’ [Americ. «St) traverse \ -BAR entretoise: tirant | -BEAM en- trait| -CLIP pince a cravate | -PIN epingle de C Tie [tai] va. Her [with twine) ficeler [with a knot) nouer [a knot) faire | _... down, lier | _ up, attacher [with a knot) nouer [with twine) ficeler [anim) mettre a lattache | —d to ...’s apron string, Pendu aux jupons de | I’m_d for TIME, Je suis presse TIE FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS TIM TIERS" third : third part: third party | Le _ et le quart. Anybody and everybody Tiers" Tierce a. third : of a third party | Fievre tierce. Tertian ague | _£TAT' [F.Etat] TIERS'-POINT' [lime] three-cornered file TIGE [d’arbre) trunk [fleur et fig) stem [botte) leg [clef) shank [arch et tech) shaft | a haute _, Standard (tree] _ de PISTON" piston- rod | _de SOUPAPE valve-spindle TIGN'ASSE [fam] head of hair : ‘mop’ : ‘wig’ TIGRE tiger [taigue-r] [rugir = to roar] Tigre -e a. spotted : speckled [lis) tiger (lily] TIGRESSE tigress [i at] TILBURY gig ] En_In a gig TILL'AC deck Dans mon dit navire et sous le franc-_d’icelui. [charte-partie] In and upon the good ship ... | TILL'AGE stripping TILL'E bast [&) cuddy flinden Tiller' va. [V. Teiller] TILL'EUL lime-tree : TIMBALE [m nasal] kettle-drum : cup: battledore [cuis) raised pie | ‘Decrocher la_To secure the prize | Macaroni en_Macaroni and cheese pudding T1MBALIER" kettle-drummer TIMBRAGE stamping [V. Relief, ang.] TIMBRE bell [son) tone : ring [de voix) '_’ [-poste) stamp : postage-S [_de la poste) post-mark [impot) S-duty [bureau) S-office | c [ V. Dimension, Proportionnel] dateur, Dating S | _mobile, Foreign bill-S | _ W prealable, French bill-S | _fele, [V. Tim- 2 brer]_sec, Plain stamp | -POSTE [pi._s- poste] stamp : postage-S — Timbrer' va. to stamp | 11 est ‘timbre’! ^ He’s a little touched! (ou ‘a wee bit daft'] TIMBREUR stamper [tor ‘TIMBROMANE’ enthusiastic stamp-collec- ‘ TIMBROMANIE’ stamp-collecting TIE ENGLISH-FRENCH TIM TIER [tir] rang (de luges, etc.] [of guns) bat- terie | Cable_, Fosse aux cables TIFF [fam] boutade | To get in a_, Prendre la mouche : se depiter | _e'd at. Pique -e de TIG- jeu du chat TI'GER tigre feo | -LIL'Y lis tigre /^Tig’ht a. serre [strained, etc.) tendu [a_ fit) juste [too _) trop etroit [shut _) herme- ~ tiquement ferme [staunch) etanche : imper- f meable [tipsy) ‘ gris ’: ‘ un peu parti ’ : gai | 3s To hold_Tenir bien ■Js Ti'g'hte'n va. serrer [to strain) tendre [fig) ^ resserrer fetroitement •gTi'g'htly ad. ferme : bien serre [fitting) ® TI'Gr'HTNESS raideur : etroitesse [in the chest) oppression \ TIG HTS pantalon collant: maillot TILE [taile] [roofing) tuile : panne [flooring _) carreau [hat) ‘ tuyau de poele’ [va.) cou- vrir de tuiles [flooring) carreler | Black glazed _Panne plombee | Encaustic _, Carreau encaustique | -MAKER tuilier | -WORKS tui- TI'LING [taile] toiture (en tuiles] [lerie TILL tiroir : comptoir : caisse [prep. <fc conj.) jusqu’a : que : jusqu’a ce que (foil, by subjun.] [negat) avant: avant que | From 10_4, De 10 a 4 heures Till va. labourer | Tillable a. labourable TILL'AGE [til'edj] labourage TILL'ER laboureur [&) barre (du gouvernail] _ROPES (pi] drosse de gouvernail TELL'ING labourage : culture TILT [awning) bache : auvent [tournament) joute | Full_, ad. tete baissee _HAMM'ER marteau a bascule Tilt va. [upset] decharger | _... up, pencher [slightly) incliner j _ed a. ... a baclie [steel) TILTH [th fort] labourage : labour Lcorr°y® /'TIM'BER bois (de construction] [&) B de charpente | Baltic__ B du nord | Sawn_, £ B de refend | Whole_Bdebrin | Well-_e’d, « [country] Boise | _-frame'd, Half-_e'd, a | pans de bois | _S [ou_WORK] charpente ■1 [4>) couples -.planches | Cant _s [&] Couples Y devoyes | _TREE arbre de haute futaie V _YARD chantier TIME [taimm] temps [period) epoque: terme [o’clock) heure [time of year) saison : epoque [occasion, ou repetition) fois [music) mesure [quick, double quick) pas (accelere, redouble] [F. Forelock : Some : Tie] What _ is it? Quelle heure est-il? | Dinner _, L’heure de diner | I haven’t_, I can’t spare_, Je n’ai pas le temps : je suis presse : je n’ai pas un moment a moi | I have_for, J’ai de la marge pour ... | Enough for the _, Assez pour le moment | Now’s the _! Voila le moment! | Of the_of Augustus, Du siecle d’Auguste j ‘_of it’ [F. Jolly] To complain of bad_S. Crier misere | In ancient _S, dans Vantiquite \ Four _S, Quatre fois | _ and SPACE, le temps et l’espace | _ of YEAR, epoque de Vannee : saison [F. SUMMER] [Note. GREENWICH TIME is now officially adopted in France.] After a_, Dans la suite : au bout de quelque All the_, Tout le temps [_temPs At a_, a la fois At_S, Parfois At all_S, Toujours At any —, En tout temps : quand bon (vous, &c.) semblera: n’importe quand [at all hours) a toute heure [some_) quelquefois | If at any_..., Si a l’occasion ... At different_S, a diverses reprises At my_of LIFE, a mon age At no_, Jamais | At one'_, Autrefois At that_, Alors : a cette epoque : deja At the_of ordering, en faisant la commande At the present _, a Vheure qu’il est: en ce moment At the same__ En meme temps [fig, on the other hand) en revanche : d’un autre cote Before its_, En avance : prematurement | Before her__ [conf.] Avant terme Behind_, En retard | Behind the_s, Arrie- re | By this_, Deja : a Vheure qu’il est : maintenant For a_Pour quelque temps | For a long __ Depuis longtemps : pendant longtemps From that_, Des lors [Continued on next page] TIM FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS TIR Timide a. timid : shy [-menf -ly] TIMIDITE timidity : shyness TIM ON" [de voiture) pole [de char rue) beam [■<3>) tiller [fig) helm | TIM ON ERIE steerage TIMONIER" shaft-horse [40 steersman Timore -e a. timorous : scrupulous TINAMOU _ | TINE tub [mine) kibble TINETTE small tub | Tint [ V. Tenir] TINTAMARRE [fam] uproar : row : noise TINTEMENT" ringing : tinkling : jingle : tolling | Tinter' v. to toll: to ring : to tinkle : to jingle | Les oreilles ont du vous_, We talked about you a good deal ‘TINTOUIN ” [fam] worry : anxiety | Donner du —, To give ... anxiety : to ‘try’ TIPULE daddy-long-legs TIQU'E tick | _r' vn. to be a crib-biter TIQU’EUR [cheval_] crib-biter Tiqu'ete -e a. spotted : variegated TIR firing : shooting [lieu) S-gallery [lieu, X) rifle-range | _a la cible, Target firing [ou practice]_national, National rifle competition | Canon a_rapide, Quick-firing gun ] Concours de_, Shooting-match TIM ENGLISH-FRENCH TIP TIME—continued. From this_, [forth] Des a present | From _to_, De temps a autre : de T en T High_to ..., Grand temps de ... In _, [not too late) a temps [in the course or process of_) avec le temps | In good_, Bien a temps | In a short _, En peu de temps : sous peu | In my__ De mon temps | In the day_, Pendant le jour | In the winter _, En hiver | He did it in no _, 11 le fit en un rien de temps In three weeks _, Dans trois semaines [Je serai a Londres dans 3 semaines, I shall be in London in 3 weeks from to-day | Je serai a Londres en 3 semaines, It will take me 3 weeks to get to London] Mean_, Heure moyenne Of that_, D’alors | On_, [Americ.] a Vheure Sidereal_, Heure siderale This_twelvemonth, [a year ago) 11 y a un an [future) dans un an To give (a creditor)_, Donner du temps a : accorder des facilites a To have a hard _ of it, Passer un mauvais quart d’heure : avoir la vie dure To keep_, Etre exact [watches, etc.) aller bien [mus) aller en mesure To lose no_in (...ing), S’empresser de ... To mark_, Marquer le pas Within a given_, Dans un temps donne Work of_, Ouvrage de longue iialeine _BARGAIN [bargh-nn] marche a terme _-BILL indicateur _-honoure'd a. venere [tradition) seculaire _-KEEPER [kipe-r) [pers) controleur [in races) chronometreur [clock) chronometre | To be a good_-KEEPER, [watch] ^tre toujours a Vheure | _PIECE pendule _-SERVER complaisant _-SERVING servilite [a.) complaisant _-SHEET feuille de presence _TABLE [teb'l) indicateur : horaire _WORK travail a lajournee (or a Vheure) _-worn a. use par le temps Time [taimm] va. accommoder ... au temps : faire ... a propos [a watch, etc.) mettre... a Vheure (by, sur] ajuster [by a watch) calcu- ler sur une montre [at races) chronometrer | To _ o’s, Voir combien on met (de temps] To _the IGNI'TION, regler l’allumage | Well-_d, ill-_d, a propos, mal a propos TI'ME'LINESS a-propos : opportunity Ti'me'ly [taimm'le ] a. opportun [ad.) a propos TI'MING ajustement [of a watch) reglage |_ of the spark, [auto.] Reglage de l’allumage ) _lever, Manette d’allumage Tim'id a. timide : timore : peureux Tim orous [e-re-ss] a. timide [-ly, -ment] TIN etain [-PLATE) fer-blanc [meat_, etc.) bcnte [can) bidon | Lots of_, [vulg] ‘ De la galette’: ‘le sac’ | Cry of_, Cri de 1’etain f — CAN'ISTER boite en fer-blanc | -PLATE WORKER ferblantier |_SAUCE'PAN casserole de fer-blanc | -TACK semence e'tamee j — WARES (pi] ferblanterie Tin [-nne'd] va. etamer [a.) d’etain : en fer- blanc | —ned meat, Conserves de viande | -ned provisions, Conserves alimentaires TINC'TURE [tignk-tche-r] teinture [spirit) al- coolature [of a salt) alcoolate [va.) teindre j He’s_d with ..., 11 a une teinture de ... TIN'DER amadou | TINE [tdinn] dent TIN'FOIL feuille d’etain : papier d’E TINGE teinte [wee bit) soup<;on [va.) teinter Tin'gle [tign-ghe-l] vn.tinter: tressaillir (with, de] [pain) demanger : cuire TIN'GLING tintement: tressaillement ^TIN'KER chaudronnier (ambulant] etameur & [to.) raccommoder : etamer ®>TIN'KERING raccommodage : etamage “ Tin'kle [ttgnk’l) vn. tinter [va.) faire tinter TIN'MAN [m.e-nn) [pi._men] ferblantier TIN'SEL clinquant: oripeau : faux eclat _a. faux : de clinquant TINT teinte [to.) teinter (with, de] Ti'ny [tdi-ne] a. tout-e petit-e \ A_BIT, Un tantinet: un tout petit peu TIP bout : extremity [sharp point) pointe [fee) pourboire [earthwork) depot [hint) ‘tuyau ’ | Coal_, Elevateur a charbon Tip [-ppe'd] to. garnir le bout (with, de] frap- per [the cabman, etc.) donner un pourboire a [vulg) ‘ graisser la patte a ’ [the hall porter) ‘ graisser le marteau ’ [a wagon, etc.) decharger | _over, vn. faire la bascule | _CAT, jeu du batonnet j -UP BASIN cuvette a bas- TEPP'ET pelerine [fur_) palatine [cule TEP'PLE [vulg] boisson [im.) ‘ lever le coude’: ' avoir le gosier en pente ’ \ing] TIPP'LER ‘ami de labouteille' [V.linepreced- TIPP'LING ivrognerie Tsier TIP'STAFF huissier : recors [staff) verge d’huis- Tip'sy a. pris de vin : ‘en ribote’ : gris | To get_, Se griser TIP'TOE' [tipp'-to) To stand on_, Se dresser [or Se tenir] sur la pointe des pieds TIR FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS TIT TIRADE — [a e] Tout d’une_, At a stretch TIRAGE pulling [bateau) towing [des lots, du fil, etc.) drawing [tech, etc.) draught [typ) working off: impression [nombre) circulation [pilot) printing | _eleve, [de journ’l] Large circulation | Par vote de_, By lot | _au sort, Drawing lots (for military service] Mau- vais _, [cheminde] Bad draught | _ force, Forced draught TIRAI'LL’EMENT" twitching : pulling ... about [d’estomac) pain (in the stomach] [tig) difficulty : conflict Tirai'Iler' va. to pull... about: to worry [to.) to skirmish : to ‘keep firing away’ TIRAI'LL'EUR bad shot [sold.) sharp-shooter : rifleman | _s algeriens, ‘ Turcos ’ TIRANT” strap : string [const) tie-beam : tie- rod [tech) stay ]_d’EAU draught (of water] TIRASSE draw-net | _r' va. to catcli ... with the draw-net TIRE | Tout d’une_, [fam] 1 At a stretch': ‘ at a single sitting ’ | Voleur a la_Pickpocket TIR£ shooting [com) drawee Tir6 -e a. <fe pp. fagged : worn :. drawn | _a quatre tfpingles, Looking as if he (ou she) had just come out of a bandbox | _par les che- ^eux, Far-fetched TIRE--BOTTE boot-jack | -BOUCHON" corkscrew i -BOURRE screw of the ramrod : wad- hook | -BOUTON" button-hook | -CLOU claw-hammer | -LAINE thief | — d’AILE jerk | a_-_, Very swiftly | Boire a -LARi- GOT' To drink ‘ like a fish’ | -LIGN'E drawing- pen | -SACS' hoist | -SOU usurer | -VEILLE man-rope (-s] [gouvernail) yoke-lines (pi] ‘TIRE-au-FLANC" [argot mil.] ‘slacker’ TIRELIRE money-box Tirer' v. [de, from, out of] to draw : to pull : to pull on : to pull out [en trainant) to drag : to haul [gagner, extraire) to get: to derive : to obtain : to take [tracer) to draw [la langue) to put out (one’s tongue] [armes a feu) to fire (sur, at] to shoot [typ) to strike off: to ‘run off’ [typ & phot) to print [40 to unship : to haul in ... | Tire a quatre chevaux, ‘Hanged, drawn, and quartered’ | _ a sa tin, To be drawing near one’s end : to be nearly over | _a blanc, To fire blank cartridge | _sur le blanc, To be whitish | _au sort, To draw lots : to draw for the militia, ou the army | _bien, To be a good shot [cheminde et che- val) to draw well | _les cartes, To tell fortunes | — parti de, To take advantage of : to make something by [ou out of] _sur le rouge, To incline to red | _vanite de, To pride o’self on | Se_de, To get out of : to get over | Se_d'affaire, To get out of the scrape | 11 se tire d'affaire, mais e’est tout, He just manages to ‘scrape along’ | S’en_, To get off: to come off (with] to fight it out TIRET" dash : tie-rod [trait d'union) hyphen TIRETAINE linsey-woolsey TIREUR shooter [d'armes) fencer [ouvrier) wire- drawer [com) drawer (of a bill] Franc-_, ‘_-_’ : sharp-shooter | 11 est bon_, He’s a good shot | ‘_au flanc,’ ‘ Slacker’ TIREUSE de CARTES’ fortune-teller TIROIR drawer : till [mach) slide-valve | Boite a_, Steam-chest | Piece a_, Comedy made up of unconnected episodes | Tige du _, Slide-rod : valve-spindle TISANE decoction [fam) ... -tea : herb-tea | — de champagne, Light champagne TSSQN" firebrand [allumette) wind-vesta Tisonner' to. to stir the fire TISONNEUR ... who is always poking the fire TISONNIER" poker TISSAGE weaving | Tisser' va. to weave TISSE'RAND" weaver | TISSE'RIN” weaver- TISSE'RANDERIE weaving trade [bird TISSU tissue : texture : material [metal) gauze Tissu -e a. woven : made up TISSURE texture : tissue TITANE tita'nium Titill'er' va. to tickle T1TRE title : deed : voucher : title-deed : claim [de l’or, and Au —, a.) standard [V. Carat, Fine, ang.] a_de, As : by right of: in virtue of: by way of | a_gratuit., Gratuitously | a bon _, a juste _, Justly : rightly | Au meme_, For the same reason | En —, Titular : regular : by appointment | Faux —, Half-title | _courant, Running head | Ses _s a, One’s claims to ... | —S' [pi] [com] securities | Bureau des_S, Dividend office Titrer' va. to give ... a title | Titre-e. titled [chim) of standard strength TITUBATION" staggering : reeling Tituber' to. to stagger : to reel TITULAIRE pers. filling the post: rightful holder : person in whose name the share stands [a.) titular : holding the office TIP ENGLISH-FRENCH TIT Tip'TOP' comble: sommet [a. slang)‘epatant’: de premier ordre TIKE [fair] [of a wheel) bandage [eye) pneu- matique : ‘pneu ’ [V. TYRE] _va. fatiguer : lasser : exceder (with, de] [to.) se f: se 1 (of, with, de] _... out, exceder : ‘ereinter’ [to bore) assommer : faire mourir d’ennui | I’m _d out, [pr. tdirde] Je n’en puis plus | Tire'd of, Las de | Tire d of the struggle, De guerre lasse | Ti're'some a. fatigant [boring) ennuyeux — piece of work, Travail qui donne du mal | Ti'ring a. fati- TISS'UE [tich'-you, i bref] tissu Lgant _PA'PER \_pepe-r] papier de sole TIT [horse) bidet [tomtit) mesange [V. mot Titmouse] _for TAT, Un prete pour un rendu : la pareille : a bon chat bon rat! TIT-BIT morceau de roi: bonne bouche TITHE [i ai : th faible] dime: dixieme Tit'ivate o’s vr. [fam] s’attifer TI'TLE [tdittl] titre [t>a.) titrer | Half-—, Faux titre | -DEED, -PAGE titre TIT'MOUSE [pi. Titmice] Blue, Cole, Crested, Great, Long-tailed Mdsange bleue, noire, huppee, charbonniere, a longue queue TITT'ER ricanement | _ [ou be in a —,] to. ricaner [cans (pi] TIT'TLE iota i_-TAT'TLE bavardage : can- TOA FRANgAIS ANGLAIS TOI TOARCIEN" [ge'ol] upper lias TOAST _ : health | Porter un_To give a toast: to drink ...’s health TOC [tech] lathe-carrier : dog | 'Du _\ Paste jewels : imitation stuff | ‘Toc-toc’ a. ‘dotty’ ‘TOCANTE’ [montre] ‘ticker’ TOCSIN" [sinn] alarm-bell TOGE to'ga TOHU-BOHU hubbub :‘to-do" Tself Toi pron. thou [regime) thee [_-meme) thy- TOILE cloth : linen USj. [<je chancre) canvas [a voile) sail-cloth [voiles) canvas [pour chemises) shirting [draps de lit) sheeting [linge d’office) towelling [toile d’araignee) cobweb [tableau) picture : canvas [de theatre) curtain | ‘La — ou mes quatre sous,’ Begin at once or give me back my money | Marchand de —. Linen draper | '_perdue,’ [farines] Including the sack | ‘_a rendre,’ Not including the sack ] _CIREE oil-cloth : thin American cloth | _ECRTJE brown holland | — METALLIQUE wire gauze| —OUVREE huckaback | _ PEINTE print j _ VERNIE oilskin | — a MATELAS" tick | _a SACS' sacking | _a VOILES' sail-cloth TOILERIE linen trade [ou linen warehouse, ou store, ou goods] TO ENGLISH-FRENCH TOG rpn [tout, prononce tres vite] [as sign of in- " finitive mood] a : de [in order to) pour : afin de [_is very often not translated : as, To persevere is to succeed, Perseverer c’est reussir: He has come to look for me, 11 est venu me chercher] So to speak, Pour ainsi dire | He is to come, 11 doitvenir | He did it to vex me, 11 a fait cela pour me contrarier [Some words require a, and some de : Good to eat. Bon a manger | A sight to see, Une chose a voir | Ready to go, Pret a partir | It is enough to see it, 11 suffit de le voir | The thing is, to start, 11 s’agit de partir] rpn [tout, prononce tres vite] prep. a [into : x ^ & speaking of countries) en [countries, with the definite article) dans | To talk_ me, Me parler | To go (ou come)_London, Aller (or venir) a Londres | To go_Belgium, Aller en Belgique j To go_the East Indies, Aller dans les Indes Orientates | To go_, [a pers., i. e. find] Aller trouver, or chercher | — rout,_ruin, En deroute, en mine [ From day_day, De jour en jour | From one ..._ another, De l’un [or Vune] ... a l’autre | As_ ..., Quant a ... | Shaken_the foundation, Ebranle j usque dans ses fondements [leading —) de : a | The way_the station, Le chemin de la gare | The way_Caen, La route de C | From Caen_Paris, De C a P [in the direction of) vers : a | To turn_the east, Tourner vers [or a] l’est | To turn _ the right [ou left,] Tourner a droite [or a gauche] To call attention_, Appeler Vattention sur | _ leeward, Sous le vent (a nous, etc.] _ windward, Au vent [as far as : up to) jusqu’a From 1 _ 1000, De 1 a 1000 [what odds is it, etc.) What is that _him? Qu’est-ce que cela lui fait? [of the clock, etc.) moins | 5 minutes_3, Trois heures moins cinq [against) contre [before a pers., of kneeling, etc) devant [of) de | 100 _ 1, Cent contre un [wager) cent a parier contre un | Brother_ the bishop, Frere de l’eveque | Successor_, Successeur de [for) pour | A strong dislike_Du degout pour [— ...’s house, etc.) cliez | _ the grocer’s, Chez l’epicier (etc.]_our house, Chez nous | Apprenticed to ..., Apprenti chez ... [by appointment to : servants, etc.) pres ...: de | Interpreter_the court, Interprete pres la cour | Coach-builder (or other trade)_the Queen, Fournisseur de la Reine [of behaviour to) pour : envers | Very kind_me, Tres aimable pour moi [or a mon egard] Good _the poor, Charitable envers les pauvres [of exactitude) pres | _a minute, a une minute pres [F. Particular] _ a day, [_ the day] Jour pour jour | _the life, Au naturel [T\ SCALE] To [tow] ad. | To heave_, Mettre en panne | To lie_, Rester [or etre] en panne To and fro [tout] ad. | To go_, Aller et venir [V. Passing] To pace_Arpenter (on, ...] To run_[trams, etc.] Faire la navette j _MOTION va-et-vient TOAD [tode] crapaud | -FLAX linaire —STOOL champignon veneneux TOA'DY [to'-de\ flagorneur \_va.) flagorner _ING flagornerie TOAST [oa 6] rotie : pain grille [drinking) toast | A slice of_, Tine R | Buttered_, R beurree\ Dry_R sans beurre | -RACK porte- roties | -WATER eaupanee Tun toast a Toast va. rotir : faire griller [drink to) porter TOA'ST'ING-FORK fourchette a roties ( TOBACC'O tabac : tabac a fumer 1 _PIPE pipe \ _POUCH blague -^TOBACC'ONIST marchand de tabac o" _’S SHOP bureau de tabac 1 TOBOGG'AN ‘_’ : luge canadienne [m.) \ luger | _ER lugeur -ease | _ING ‘_’: la To-day' [tou-de : te-de] ad. aujourd’hui [luge Tod'dle vn. [tres fam] trottiner | _along, aller son petit bonhomme de chemin TODD'Y grog chaud TO-DO' [tou-dou'] fanfaronnade : hourvari To make a_, Faire des fagons [or des embar- ras, or du tapage] TOE [to] doigt de pied : orteil | Big__ Gros orteil | From top to_, De pied en cap | To kiss the Pope’s_, Baiser le pied [or la mule] du pape | To tread on ...’s_s, Marcher sur les pieds de ... | -CAPS [pi] bouts rapportes | -NALL ongle de pied TOFF'EE [Amer. TAFFY] caramel au beurre Togeth'er ad. ensemble [one after another) '5 de suite [V. Entier] [at the same time) a la fois : en meme temps (with, que] Lashed ~ _, Relies ensemble | All __ Tous reunis | « Both_Les deux ensemble |_with, Avec: Q- ainsi que : en meme temps que : plus ... | *' To gather_, Reunir : rassembler [uw.) se r TOI FRANQAIS ANGLAIS TOM TOILETTE toilet : toilet-set: toilet-cover : dress : dressing [le meuble) dressing-table : wash-stand | Cabinet de_, Dressing-room | Grande —, Full dress | Linge de_, Towelling | Marchande, Revendeuse a la_Dealer in left-off clothes, <fcc. | Porte a la__ 'Rather dressy' | Faire la_a. To dress [cliambre) to ‘tidy’: to 'do up’ | Faire sa_To dress | Faire un bout de_, To tidy one’s self up TOILIER"-LER.E linen manufacturer [ou warehouseman, etc.] TOISE fathom : heap of broken stone | Long d’ttne_, [words] As long as one’s arm | a sa —, By one’s own standard Toiser' va. to measure [fig. pers) to eye ... from head to foot [fain) ‘to take stock of ...’ | C’est un honnne toise. Everybody knows what he' is! [f.e. ‘no great shakes’] TOISEUR surveyor [den fleece TOI SON" fleece : heap (of stone] d'OR gol- TOIT" roof [niaison) home | Crier ... sur les —s, To noise ... abroad to all the world | _ a cochons, Pigsty [star] TOITURE roofing : roofs (pi] ToLE sheet-iron osj [par opposition a fonte) wrought-iron | _d’acier, Steel plate : sheet steel | _a chaudiere, Boiler-plate | _gal- vanise'e, Galvanized iron | _ondulee, Corrugated iron | _vernie, Japanned sheet-iron Tolerable a. [tol'-e-re-be-l] [-menf -bly] TOLERANCE _: toleration [de poids) allowance (for wear] Par_, on sufferance | Maison de_, House of ill-fame Tolerant’ -e a. [tol'-e-re-nntt] TOL£RANTISME [s £■] religious toleration Tolerer' va. to tolerate : to allow | Se_, To be tolerated [boiler-plate ToLERIE rolling mills (pi] sheet-iron and TOLET" thole-pin | TOLE'TIERE rowlock TOLL.£ outcry : cry of indignation TOLU | Baume de_, Balsam of Tolu TOLUOI_| TOMAH AWK _ TOMATE tomato | Sauce_T. sauce ("Tombal -e a. | Pierre_Tombstone Tombant' -e a. [cheveux] flowing | a la nuit _e, At nightfall TOMBE tombstone : tomb : grave TOMBEAU grave : tomb : tombstone TOMBEE fall | La_de la nuit, Nightfall Tomber' vn. to fall (dans, en, into] to fall down : to drop [ou fall, ou come] off: to go : — to turn [s’affaiblir) to flag : to fall off [orage) to to die away [rencontrer) to light ou come c (sur, upon] Faire_, To throw ... down : to .2 upset: to knock down [ou over] Laisser_, pq To let ... fall : to drop : to spill | _a terre, ^ To fall to the ground | _par terre, To fall o over (i.e.. stretched on the ground] _d’ac- v cord, To fall in with each other | _malade, Z To be taken ill!_bien,_mal. To be lucky, ^ unlucky : to come seasonably, unseasonably! Vons tomberez dans la me de Rivoli. It will take you into the Rue de Rivoli | _de som- meil. To be overcome with sleep | _ du haut mal. To be epileptic | Les bras m’en V. tombent! I am astounded! [F. HAUT] TOG ENGLISH-FRENCH TON ‘TOGG'ERY’ [ou 'TOGS,’ pi] [vulg] ‘frasques’: habits : affaires : oripeaux (pi] TOG'GLE W>] cabillot M TOIL travail: peine | _vn. se donner du g mal [F. Suer, u] TOIL'ER travailleur | •c v —s of the Deep, Travailleurs de la mer o STOI'LET [_ TABLE & _ SET] toilette Toil'some [se-m] a. penible : laborieux Toil'-worn a. epuise par le travail TO'KEN Ito-k'n] marque [of esteem) ternoi- gnage [coin) jeton [typ) demi-rame Told [lolde] [imp. <fc pp. V. Tell] Tol'erable a. tolerable [middling) passable ccTol'erably ad. passablement: assez ... g Tol'erate [a e] va. tolerer TOLERA'TION [tol-e-re'che-nu] tolerance \ © Religious_, La tolerance religieuse TOLL [o] peage [of a city) octroi [of a bell) tintement : son [u) sonner | -BAR. -GATE barriere de peage | -BRIDGE pont a peage TOMB' [toxime] tombeau _STONE tombe : pierre tombale TOUT BOY gamine : 1 garc.onniere ’ c ^TOM'CAT' matou [F. Chat] fries, pi. ^ oTOM'FOOL'ERY betise : sottise : niaise- © crj‘TOMMY' [fam. for soldier] ‘poilu’: ‘piou- piou ’: ‘ Pitou ’ | Our Tommies, Nos poilus To-morr'ow [fe-mor'-o] ad. demain [ F. After] TOM'PION, or TAM'PION [ye-nn] tampon TOM'TIT' mesange [F. Titmouse] TON [te-nn] tonneau : tonne [French inland merchandise, agricultural products, etc., etc., generally ‘mille kilos.’] [English ton) 1015 kilos. [U. States ‘short’ ton) 907 kilos. Note. A TON dead weight (2240 lbs.) equals 1016 048 kilos. : but in ordinary commercial usage 1015 is taken as the equivalent. As the French,however,only weigh ‘standing beam,’ while the English give the turn of the scale, this often causes a discrepancy between the invoiced and the actual weight of the cargo. 1015 kilos, being the real standard, it has been adopted in Table 90 (see beginning of the Dictionary) where equivalent weights and values for weight are given. For TONS per ACRE = KILOS, par HECTARE, F. Table 89. The French MILLIER, or TONNEAU de MER, is 1000 kilos. : or one and a half per cent, less than the English ton. The TON REGISTER [jaiu/e officielle des navires] is 100 cubic feet : for steamers this is called gross register tonnage, from which deductions are made for engines, etc. to get the net register. The TON MEASUREMENT in Great Britain and its colonies, and in the United States, is 40 cubic feet. The French TONNEAU de MER is V44 cubic metre = 50-S5 English cubic feet. At Table 90 are given equivalent ships' freights, by English and by French ton measurement on this basis. In some parts of France, however, to avoid fractions, 150 cubic metre is taken as the tonneau au cubage. TOM FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS TOP mTOMBEREAU cart: dung-C : C-load [French a Revol.) tumbril S TOMBOLA charity lottery [fam) small L TOME volume | TOMME white-curd cheese TON" tone : accent: tune [pers) bearing : style [d’un mat, &) head | Bon_, Good manners [V. Well-bred] 11 a bien mauvais_, He is excessively vulgar | Donner le_, To lead the fashion [toms) to pitch the key, ou give the tone | a deux _s, Party-coloured | Prendre un_, To give o’self airs | Sur un — amical. In a friendly tone Ton" Ta [pi. Tes] a. pass, thy : thy own TONALITE toning | TONDAGE shearing TONDEUR sheep-shearer [tech) shearman [de chevaux) clipper | TONDEUSE shearer [mach) shearing-machine [cheveux) clippers [ a gazon) lawn-mower Tondre va. (Table 4, pp. Tondu -e) to shear [chevaux, cheveux, arbres. etc.) to clip [gazon) to mow [brouter) to crop | 11 tondrait sur un cjeuf! He’s a regular skinflint | ’Le petit tondu’ Tonifianf -e a. bracing [Napoleon TONiQUE [A a.] ton'ic TONIQUE key-note : ton'ic Tonitruant’ -e a. ... like thunder TONKINOIS" -E [& a.] Tonquinese TONNAGE _ [ang. pr. te-nnedj] Tonnant" -e a. thundering | Jupiter_Jupiter Tonans | Une voix_e, A voice of thunder : a voice like thunder TONNE tun [de mine) kibble [poids) ton TONNEAU cask : tun [poids) ton ctsfc [automo.) ’tonneau’ ] _d’ARROSAGE water-cart — a MORTIER" mortar-mixer TONNELEUR bird-catcher TQNNELIER" cooper TONNELLE arbour [filet) tunnel-net TONNELLERIE cooperage : cooper’s shed Tonner’ vn. (Table 71) to thunder [pers. fig) to thunder out TONNERRE thunder [de fusil) chamber [d ap- plaudissements) deafening round | Coup de _, Thunder-stroke TONSURE _ | _I*' va. to give ... the tonsure TONSUR£ priest [a.) tonsured TONTE shearing : sheep-shearing TONTINE _ TONTISSE hangings : shearings | Bourre_, Shoddy | Papier_, Flock paper TONTURE clippings : shearings (pi] TOPAZE topaz Toper’ vn. to agree | Tope! [or Tope-la!] Done! Agreed! All right! TOPINAMBOUR [pr. to-pee-nan. nasal] Jerusalem artichoke TON ENGLISH—FRENCH TOP TONE [6] ton fee [V. Half] [phot, tech) virage [va. phot) virer | _ down, adoucir: degrader | TONE’D PAPER papier teinte \pince TONGS [pi] pincettes [smith’s) tenailles [sugar) TONGUE [teungue] langue [of clarionet) lan- guette [ V. Slip] Furred__ Langue chargee | To hold one’s_, Se taire j To put out one’s _at. Tirer la langue a | _d and grooved, a rainure et a languette | Smooth-_d a. a langue doree: mielleux To-night [te-naitt'] ad. ce soir : cette nuit TO'NING tonalite [phot) virage TONN'AGE [te-nedj] : naviresCpl] Register _Jauge officielle \ Net register_J. nette TONSILLI'TIS [lai] amygdalite TON'SILS [o dans sort] [pi] amygdales Too [foti] ad. trop [... as well) aussi : egale- ment : de meme | She,_wished to.... Elle voulait, elle aussi, ... | _ much, _ many, Trop : trop de ... : ... de trop | _ great a distance. Une trop grande distance | ‘ That’s _much of a good thing! ’ C’est trop fort, par exemple ! | _well known. Trop connu | He was ‘one _ many for them.’ 11 etait trop Took [imp. V. Take] [fort pour eux TOOL outil: instrument | Mere_, Seide : dme damnee | Edge_s, I’s tranchants | To play with edge_s, Jouer avec le feu | Engineers’ _s, Machines-ontils | To work with such _s ® as one has, Faire comme on peut j -BAG sacoche ! -CHEST boite a outils | -ROLL trousse a outils | _ STEEL acier a outils TOOTH [th fort] [pi. Teeth] dent | Set of teeth, Dentier: ratelier | Beautiful teeth, Une belle denture | Decayed_, Dent cariee \ Loose_, Dent branlante | To have a_out, stopped, Se faire arracher, plomber, une dent j To have a sweet_, Aimer les choses suer ties | In C D's teeth, Au nez [or a la barbe] de C D | Armed to the teeth, Arme jusqu’aua; dents | _and NAIL, De tout coeur : ‘unguibus et rostro’: comme un enrage |_ACHE [pr. eke] mal de dents | Dreadful toothache, Rage de dents | -BRUSH brosse a dents | -PICK cure-dents ] -POWDER poudre dentifrice f den tele ^Too'the'd a. ... a dents [wheel) dentee [bot) 2 Toothless a. sans dents [saw) edentee _ Too'thsome a. succulent: qui flatte le gout: ■“ savoureux /TOP [of hills, etc.) sommet: cime [ridge of roof) faite [leads, of tower) plate-forme [of | wall) couronnement [leader) chef [_ side) | surface [table _, etc.) dessus [head) tete i [cover) couvercle [&) lmne [7. Fore, Main, | Mizen, and SAIL, Nos. 2, 3, 7, 8 : V. also _ TOPSAIL] [boy’s peg_) toupie [whip_) S sabot | Humming__ Toupie d'Allemagne \ * At the_of the HOUSE, Tout au haut de la c maison [V. Sleep & VOICE] From _ to •5 BOTTOM, De haut en has [completely) de £ fond en comble | To ride on the_, Aller | sur Vimperiale |_BLOCK chape | -BOOTS o [pi] bottes a revers j -COAT pardessus | On c — GEAR, a toute vitesse | -HAT chapeau j-r haut de forme | -heavy a. trop lourd du |3 liaut | -K’NOT fontange | _ TACKLE palan ■*- de guinderesse |_screw [billiards] masser| | _of the TIDE, vif de Veau | TOPS (pi] [turnip _] fane \ Gilt_, Tete doree | Top a. principal: d’en haut:de dessus [slang) j ‘ huppe ’: de premier ordre | Top [-ppe’d] v. couvrir : monter: s’elever V [trees, etc., lop) eteter | _up, apiquer TO'PER [tope-r] ivrogne TOP FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS TOT TOPIQUE top'ic TOPOGRAPHE topog'rapher | _PHIE_phy Topoqrapliiqu'e a. topograph'ical TOQU'ADE [fam] fancy : inclination : craze TOQUE [de juge) cap [de dame) toque ‘Toq'ue-e’a. ‘cracked’: ‘a bit touched’: mad : TOQU'ET" cap |_wild TOBCHE torch [toi'tcli] straw-twist, wisp ‘Torcher” va. to wipe to ‘knock oft'’ | ‘Mai torche,; Badly done [F. Sail] TORCHE-POT" TORCHERE candelabrum [nuthatch TORCH IS" mud : clay : mud-wall TORCHON” duster : cloth [de cuisine) dish-C | ‘ Le _ brule,’ They are quarrelling [F. COUP Torchonner' va. to wipe : to ‘scamp’ TORCOL wryneck | TORDAGE twisting ‘Tordant'-e’ a. extremely laughable : ‘killing’ Tordre va. to twist: to wrest: to wring | Se _ de rire, or Eire a se _, To split (with laughter] TORD"-NEZ" twitch (for horse] TORE torus | TOREADOR matador TORGNOLE thump | TORON" strand TORPEUR torpor | Torpide a. tor'pid TORPILL'AGE sinking (by torpedo] torpedoing TORPILUE torpe'do | _r- va. to T TORPILL'EUR torpedo-boat | Contre-_Des- TORQUETTE basket [troyer TORRI^FACTEUR [a cafe] coffee-roaster TORREFACTION" [ti as see] _: roasting Torrefier' va. to roast TORRENT' _[tor’-e-nnW\ flood : stream Torrentiel -clle [ti. see] a. diluvian | 11 fait une pluie elle, It’s raining in torrents Torrentueux' -euse a. like a torrent Torride a. torrid [i tres bref] TorS' -e a. twisted [jarnbes) crooked [croukedd] [con) wry [hot. etc.) wreathed [torso TORSADE twisted fringe | TORSE trunk : TORSION" twisting | Balance de_, Torsion B TORT" wrong : harm : damage : injury | a_, Wrongfully : unjustly | a — et a travers, At random | a — ou a raison, Right or wrong | Avoir —, To be wrong | 11 a eu le_de, He made the mistake o/’(...ing] Donner_4, To give it against | Faire_a ..., To wrong : to do ... an injury | Dans son_, In the wrong | Les absents ont_[because unable to defend themselves!] TORTICOLIS” crick in the neck : stiff N ‘TORTILL'AGE’ rigmarole : shuffling TORTILL'EMENT" twisting Tortill'er' va. to twist : to wriggle about | ‘11 n’y a pas a_It’s no use shuffling Tortionnaire [ti as see] a. violent and unjust TORTIS" twist | Tortu -e a. crooked TORTUE tortoise : turtle [guerre) testudo | a pas de__ At a snail’s pace | En_, [F. Mock-turtle] [crooked Tortuer' va. to make ... crooked j Se_, To get Tortueux' -euse a. tortuous : crooked : winding [semenf -ly] TORTUOSITE [s, z] crookedness TORTURE _ : rack | Etre a la [fig] To be ‘on pins’ [ou ‘on thorns’] Mettre son esprit a la_, To rack one’s brains [strain Torturer' va. to torture : to rack [un texte) to TORY _ | TORYSME toryism [izzm\ TOSCAN " -E [dba.l Tuscan Tot' ad. soon : early | Au plus —, As soon as possible : at the earliest | _ou tard. Sooner or later [On the whole TOTAL [<&_-e a.] _1 : whole : utter | Au_, Totalemenf ad. totally : utterly Totaliser' va. to add up : to cast up TOTALITE whole | TOTANE sand-piper TOTON" teetotum TOP ENGLISH—FRENCH TOU TOP'IC topique [of conversation) sujet TOP'MAN [pi._men] [4>] gabier TOP'MAST mat de kune Top'most a. le plus eleve Topp'inq a. [fam] superbe: ‘epatant’: ‘ huppe ’ Top'ple over vn. degringoler | _... over va. culbuter : faire tomber TOP'SAIL [fops’O hunier | Upper —, Volant | Lower _, Fixe | Mizen _, Perroquet de fougue [T'. SAIL] _BUNTLINES (pi] re- traite de liune | Under close-reefed —s, Au bas ris : en cape j With double — YARDS, ... a deux huniers Top'sy-tur'vy [te-rve] ad. sens dessus dessous TOR'CH-BEARER [tortcli] porte-flambeau TOR'CHLIG'HT [tortch] By _. a la lumiere des torches | _PROCESSION. Retraite aux flambeaux Tore [imp. V. Tear] TOR'MENT tourment: torture Torment' va. tourmenter (with, de] TORMEN'TOR [te-r] [agr] scarificateur Torn [tome] [pp. V. Tear] TORNA'DO [nedo] tornade : cyclone TORPE'DO [torpedo] torpille [va.) torpiller | -BOAT torpilleur | -BOAT DESTROYER contre-torpilleur | -NET filet pare-torpilles Tor'pid a. engourdi: dans la iorpeur TOR'POR [pe-r] engourdissement: torpeur TOR'QUE-ROD [motor-car] tirant de carter : jambe de force TOR'TOISE [tor'-te-ss] tortue | -SHELL ecaille TO'RUS [to're-ss] tore [a-) ••• en E TOSS jet: coup [ra.) lancer (en 1’air] [pigeons) lacher [cooking, etc.) faire sauter [_about) ballotter [one’s head) secouer : hocher | To win the_, Gagner a pile ou face \ To_for SIDES, Tirer les camps | _off, avaler d’un trait [champagne) sabler | We’ll_up for it, Jouons a pile ou face a qui l’aura TO'TAL [to-t'l]_: montant [a.) total [abstin- Tott'er vn. chanceler [ence) complete Tott'erinq a. chancelant: mal assure TOUCH \te-tch~\ [the sense) le toucher [of, de) contact [painting) touche [game) chat| A good _, Un bon doigte | To be out of_with, Ne pas se trouver en communaute d'idee avec ... [events, etc.) ne pas etre au courant de ... j A _of, Un soupgon [or une pointe, or un grain] de | Finishing_Derniere main | Kept in _with, Tenu au courant de ... | _ HOLE lumiere | -STONE pierre de touche | To give ... a_UP, Donner un coup de brosse (etc.) a : retoucher | -WOOD amadou TOU FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS TOU TOU AGE submerged chain haulage : warping TOTJAI'LL'E roller-towel | TOUCAN" _ Touchant' prep, about: with regard to _-e a. affecting : touching : telling TOUCHE touch : stroke : trial [de piano, etc.) key [typ) inking : tail-piece [football) touch | 'Quelle_il a!’ [pop] What a queer-looking fellow he is! ‘What a guy!’ TOUCHE-a-TOUT" meddlesome child TOUCHER" touch : sense of T : feeling Toucher' v. to touch : to feel: to try [recevoir) to receive : to get [un sujet) to touch upon [emouvoir) to move [regarder) to concern : to be closely connected (a, with] [atteindre) to reach (a, ...] to have very nearly reached ... [epoque) to be very near : to be close upon Ljouer) to play [typ) to roll [feu) to stoke | — a so fin, To draw to a close | _du piano, To play the piano | 11 nous touche de pres, He’s closely related to us | Les extremes se touchent, Extremes meet | _la main a, To shake hands with ... | Ne touchez pas a cela! Let it alone! | TOUCHEUR [typ) inker | _ de boeufs, Cattle-drover TOUE ferry-boat TOUEE tracking (a ship] [longueur) scope | Petite ancre de__ Kedge Touer' va. [&] to track [V. Touage] TOUFFE tuft: bunch [d’arbres) clump Touffu -e a. bushy : thick Toujours’ ad. always : for ever : still : at all events : in the meantime | Comme_, As ... always does [ou do] 11 vit__ He is still living | 11 parle_, He is always talking | Pour _, For ever | Marchez _! Go on! | Yenez _! Come on! [V. Etre, line 86] TOULOUSAIN" -E native of Toulouse [a.) ... of (ou in, ou about) T TOUPET" tuft: forelock | ‘11 a du_!’ He has ‘ plenty of cheek ’ | ‘ Quel_! ’ ‘ What cheek! ’ TOUPIE top | Faire aller une_, To spin a top | _d’ALLEMAGN'E humming-top TOUR tower [echecs) castle | La_Eiffel [pr. effell] The Eiffel Tower [diff'l] TOUR turn : circuit: round : size round : band [entorse) sprain [voyage) tour : trip [niche) trick [couvent) turning-box [fil) thread (90 ins.] [de loch) reel [de force) feat [de potier) wheel [de tourneur) lathe | _a_, [ora_ de ROLE] In turn | Faire une chose_a_, To take turns at it | Avoir un_de faveur, To pass before one’s turn | Faire le_de la ville, To go round the town | Faire un__ To take [ou go for] a stroll | Fait-e au_Made like waxwork : beautifully shaped | _ a chariot, Self-acting lathe |_a fileter, Screw- cutting-L | Travail au_, L-work | a_de BRAS', With all one’s might | Un _ de COU, A neck ribbon | _de MAIN” knack : skill | En un_de MAIN", In a ‘jiffv’ | Un _ MORT' [4,] A turn | _ de PISTE lap : circuit | Se donner un_de REINS, To get a strain in the back -REVOLVER turret-lathe TOURANGEAU -ELLE native of the Touraine [a.) of [ou in] the Touraine TO URBE turf: peat [gens meprisables) rabble : crowd | Litiere de__ Moss litter Tourheux' -ease a. peaty : bog (plants] TOURBIER” turf cutter : ... who has turf pits TOURBIERE peat-bog : peat-ground : turf-pit TOURBILL'ON" whirl: whirlwind : cloud [eau) whirlpool [fig) vortex : whirl | Platine a_, [opt) Rotating stage TOURBILL'ONNE'MENT" whirling : eddying Tourbill'onner' vn. to whirl: to eddy (round] TOURELLE turret | _ de commandement, [ ] Conning-tower | _en encorbellement, Oriel | Garni de_s, Turreted TOURET" diamond-cutter’s wheel TOURIE [com] carboy Tbox TOURIERE nun who attends to the turning- TOURILL'ON" pivot [de canon) trunnion [tech) journal : gudgeon : stud : pin TOURISTE _ist | Le TOURISME, touring rcs* ‘ TOURLOUROU ’ [fam] raw soldier (of the line] TOURMALINE _ TOURMENT" tor'ment: agony TOURMENTE storm : tempest: disturbance Tourmente -e a. stormy : tempest-tossed : agitated : worried : anxious : disturbed Tourmenter' va. to torment': to plague : to vex : to toss : to work upon : to strain | Se__ To torment (ou worry) o’self: to warp [vulg) to ‘bother o’self’ TOURNAGE turning : lathe-work Tournai'H'er' vn. to keep turning about TOURNANT' turning : turn [dans la mer, etc.) whirlpool | Bibliotlieque_e, (a.) Revolving bookcase | Pont_, Swing bridge | Les tables _es, Table-turning Tourne -e turned | Bien_, Handsome [style) neatly turned | Mai_, Misshapen TOURNE-A-GAUCHE saw-set: tap-wrench TOURNEBROCHE jack [chien) turnspit TOURNEE round : visit [de juge) circuit [com) journey [fam) turn [tech) shift | ‘Payer une _,’ To treat... all round | Recevoir une_,’ To ‘ get a good licking’ TOURNE-FLEERE [oiseau] turnstone TOU ENGLISH-FRENCH TOU Touch [te-tcli] va. toucher (with, de] [reach, interfere with) toucher a [to eat, V. Gouter] [cut,file)mordre | _on, upon, toucher [lightly) effleurer |_up, retoucher |_e’d up with white chalk, rehausse de blanc | Just_ing the ground, a ras de terre | To_GLASSES, Trinquer|‘Abit_ed,’ Toque’ | Touch'ilyod. un peu vivement: avec humeur Touching a. touchant: emouvant Toueh'y a. susceptible : chatouilleux Toug'h [te-ff] a. dur : resistant: tenaee : fort: obstine [meat, etc.) ferme : coriace Toug'h'e'n vn. s’endurcir [ca.) durcir TOUG'H'NESS dnrete: tenacite TOUR'ING le tourisme j_CAB, automobile de TOUR'NAMENT tournoi [games) match LT TOUT [taout(\ ou TOUT'ER pisteur: racoleur: placier [stock-exeh.) homme de paille | Tout for [taoutt] v. racoler : pister | TOUT ING racolage (des clients] TOU FRAN AIS—AN GL AIS TOU Tourner" v. to turn : to turn down [ou round, over, off, about, in, on, out, up, etc.] to move [ou go] round : to change [to difficulty) to get over [sur un taquet) to belay | _bien, mal, To turn out well, badly | _au tragique, To take a tragic turn | _ la tete a ..., To turn ...'s brains | La tete me tourne, My head is dizzy [ou giddy] ‘_de l’oeil,’ To die | Se _, To turn : to turn about [ou round, ou away] Se_ en, To turn to ... : to become [V. Twirl] TOURNESOL sunflower : litmus [paper] TOURNEUR turner [teurne-r] Derviche Dancing Dervish [Turk's head TOURNEVIRE [J>] messenger | Bouton de _, TOURNEVJS [pr. the s] screw-driver TOURNIERE [agr.] headland TOURNIQU'ET* [barriere) turnstile [tech et it) roller : swivel [instrum.) tourniquet TOURNOI tournament TOURNOIMENT" turning round : wheeling a- bout: whirling [de tete) dizziness Tournoyer' vn. to keep wheeling round: to whirl about, ou round: to wind [fig) to keep shuffling | TOURNURE turn : appearance [taille) figure | Jupon_, Shaped skirt TOTJRTE pie [de fruit) tart TOURTEAU oil-cake [roue) centre-boss TOURTEREAU young turtle-dove TOITRTERELLE turtle-dove [Roucouler = to TOZJRTIERE tart-tin : pie-dish Lco° Tous‘ a. pi. [F. Tout a.] TOUSSAINT" | La _, All-Saints'-day Tousser" vn. to cough : to hem fstantly TOUSSEUR -EUSE ... who keeps coughing con- TOUT" all: [the) whole: everything : everybodyl a_prendre, Upon the whole | Du_,[or Pas du_] Not at all | Du_au_, Entirely : all in all: complete | Facile comrne _, As easy as anything [ou as can be] Le _ est de ..., The chief thing is to ... | Point du_, Not in the least | Risquer le _pour _, To run all risks | Rien du_, Nothing at all | 11 sait_, He knows all about it | Voila_! That’s all! Tout*-e [pi. Tous, Toutes: Tous at end of a phrase is pr. ‘ Touce ’] a. all: every | Ou _ autre, Or any other | _e autre chose, Anything else : any other thing [F. the adverb] Tous les deux, Both | Tous deux, Both together | Tous les jours, Every day | Tous les deux jours, Every other day | Tous les huit jours, Every week | _son possible, One’s very utmost | Nous tous, eux tous, All of us, all of them | _le MONDE everybody Tout" ad. quite : thoroughly : entirely : all: however : ‘ downright ’ [For euphony, Tout, used before a fern, adjective beginning with consonant or h aspirate, agrees with the latter in gender and number : Toute seule. toutes lion- teuses] Je suis _oreilles, I am listening attentively | Le_premier, The foremost |_... qu’ils sont, No matter how ... they are : however... they may be [ allume,Ready lighted — a coup, suddenly: all at once | _ d’un coup, at a single stroke : in a moment [en buvant) at a draught _a fait, quite : exactly : completely _a l’heure, directly [un peu plus tard) by and by [sens passe) just now _a vous, ‘ Ever yours ’ _au long, at full length — au moins, at least | _au plus, at the most _autant, quite as much [nombre) as many _autre, entirely different _autre chose, quite another thing _beau,_doux, gently : not so fast _chaud, all hot: ‘ piping hot ’ _comrne, just as if: just like : just as _contre, hard by : close _court, at a stand-still: without saying any _de bon, in good earnest [more _de go, easily : without ceremony _de mfime, all the same _de suite, at once : directly _doucement,_doux, gently : quietly _du long, from the beginning to the end _en riant, laughing _en regrettant, whilst regretting ... _ensemble, ... at the same time : both ... and _eveille, wide awake L--- _fait, ready-made _grand ouvert, wide open _bant, aloud : boldly : openly _le long de, all along (the ...] _un | C’est_un, It’s all the same Toutefois" ad. yet: however : nevertheless TOUTE-PUISSANCE omnipotence TOUT -PUISSANT" Almightv ‘TOUTOU’ ‘bow-wow’ TOW ENGLISH-FRENCH TOW TOW" [fd] etoupe | In_, a la remorque \ To _, ou take ... in_, Remorquer [haul) haler | -BOAT [V. TUG] -PATH chemin de halage j _ROPE remorque : faux-bras TO'W’AGE \to-edj\ remorque : halage To'wards [td'-e-rdz} prep, vers : envers TOW'EL [tad] essuie-maiw : serviette [ F Bath] Honeycomb_, Serv. nid d’abeilles | Turkish _, Serv. eponge | Roller_, Essuie-main a rouleau | -HORSE, -RAIL porte-serviettes TOW'ELLTNG linge de toilette : draps de bain TOW'ER [taou-e-r] tour | _above, S’elever au-dessus de ... : dominer ^ To be a _of STRENGTH to, Faire to force de Tow'ering a. dominant | In a_PASSION, Hors de soi, de lui, etc. TO'W'ING [to nut] remorque [on canal) halage -HAWSER remorque [largest) grelin [small) faux-bras |_GEAR remorques (pi] -PATH chemin de halage TOWN [taounn] ville [a.) de la V : des Fs | County_, Chef-lieu | Man about_, Flaneur| Woman on the_, Fille publique | In_, En ville | Out of_, a to campagne | To go up to __ Aller a Londres | _' CLERK' secretaire de la mairie | _' CLOCK horloge de la ville | _' COUN'CIL._'_LLOR, eonseil. conseil- ler municipal |_' CRI'ER [mu-e-r] tambour de ville | _-HALL [a, o dans sort} hotel de ville | _' HOUSE hotel: maison de ville | _LIFE la vie des villes | -PLANNING ‘_’: [1’) urbanisme | -TRAV'ELLER placier TOU FRAN Q AIS--AN GL AIS TRA TOUX' cough | Quinte de__ Fit of coughing TOXIQUE poison [a.) poisonous ‘ TRAC ’ nervousness[des acteurs) stage-fright | Avoir le_, To be in a ‘ funk ’ TRAC AS' worry : stir : ‘piece of work’ Tracasser' va. to worry [vulg) to ‘ bother | Se_vr. to worry | TRACASSERIE chicanery : ‘ bother ’: ‘ piece of work ’ TRACASSIER" -IERE caviller : ‘busy-body ’: ‘ regular plague ’ |_a. cavilling: vexatious : ‘ cantankerous ’: ‘ bothering ’ TRACE _ [pr. trece] track : footstep | Suivre les_s de, To follow in the steps of TRAC£ outline : planning : plan : line : route : proposed line {coupe, etc.) diagram | Faire le _de, To lay down [ou out] TRACEMENT" laying down [ou out] Tracer' va. to trace : to lay down [ou out] [wi.) to spread : to run Tki-a TRACHEE-ARTERE windpipe : trachea [tre- TRACTEUR trac'tor TRACTION" [ti as see]_cksj TRADI TI ON'' [ti as see]_[tre-dich'nn, i bref] _nnel -elle a._nal [ lenient' -ly] TRADUCTEUR translator TRADUCTION" [ti as see] translation Traduire va. (Table 51) to translate (de, from : en, into] to express : to explain : to interpret: to construe | _en justice, To have ... up : to indict: to prosecute Traduisible a. translatable Traduit' -e pp. \_V. Traduire] TRAFIC traffic | Trafiqu'er' vn. to trade : to deal (de, in] to make a traffic (de, of] TRAGEDIE tra'gedy | TRAGIiDIEN" -ENNE trage'dian | TRAGI-COMEDIE tragi-com- edy | Tragi-comique a._ic TRAGIQU'E tra'gedy : tragic act [style, effect, ou event] tragic author [F. Tourner] [a.) tragic : tragical | _menF ad. tragically TOW ENGLISH-FRENCH TRA TOWN'SHIP [ow, aon] commune [Aux Etats- Unis, etc., le ‘township’ = 36 milles carres, soit 93'235 kilom. carres] TOWNS'MAN [taounz-me-nn] [pi. _MEN ou _PEOPLE] habitant (de la ville] bourgeois : citadin [fellow _) concitoyen Town'xvard ad. vers [or du cote de] la ville TOY [tdi: o comme dans sort] jouet : joujou [flg) colifichet: jeu [vn.) folatrer : s’amuser: jouer (with, avec] _-DEALER, _MAN mar- chand de jouets : bimbelotier | TOY'SHOP magasin de jouets [F. TRADE] TRACE [trece] trace | _S [harness] traits | _va. [to draw) tracer [draw through transparent paper) calquer [follow) suivre ... a la piste : suivre la trace de | _back, remonter (to, a] _out, decouvrir TRA'CERY [a e] reseau : meneaux (pi] TRA'CING [a e] caique -CLOTH, -PAPER toile, papier a calquer TRACK trace [pathway) chemin [sSL. etc.) voie [rut) (yniiere [of country) region [racing and hunting) piste [wake) sillage | On_En gare (a] Single_[«t&] Voie unique | To keep on the beaten _, [tig] Suivre les vieux erre- ments, les sentiers battus | To ‘make _s,’ Filer | To ‘ make_s for,’ Se precipiter vers, sur | To ‘throw ... off the _’, Depister ... | The right_, La bonne voie [ship) touer Track va. suivre ... a la piste [a boat) haler [a Track'less a. sans trace : non fraye TRACT contree [shores) parage : district [of, de) etendue [little book) brochure : imprime : traite : opuscule Trac'table a. traitable : maniable : doux _NESS docilite TRAC'TION_ | Electric_La T electrique | _ENGINE locomotive routiere TRAC'TOR tracteur TRADE [a e] commerce : trafic [manufacture) industrie [calling) metier [guild) corporation \ By_De son etat (or metier] Every man to his_, Chacun son metier | In_, Dans les affaires : dans le commerce | An allowance to the_, Remise au commerce | The _ only supplied, Veute exclusive au commerce | To be doing a wonderful _, Faire des affaires d’or | Those who are in the_, Les gens du metier [F. Free] Traveller in the wine-_, Yoyageur en vins (etc.] ... who knows the_[in some article] ... connaissant la partie | To make a _of, [flg] Exploiter [_ is often untranslated in compounds : as, Toy-_, Bimbeloterie : Hardware-_, Quin- caillerie | In the_, [book] Dans (toute) la librairie] President of the BOARD of _, Ministre du commerce [Note. The control of railway matters, which in Engl, comes under the BOARD of_, is in France under the Ministere des Travaux Publics] [En Amerique, ‘BOARD of_’ signifie Chambre de commerce] List of _S and professions, Liste par corps d’etats |_ARTICLE article de commerce | _ MARK marque de fabrique | _S UNION syndicat ouvrier —S UNIONISM [le) mouvement syndical _S UNIONIST ouvrier syndique > _ WINDS [pi] vents alizes Trade [a e] vn. trafiquer : faire le commerce (de] faire des affaires (with, avec] _ upon, [fig] exploiter TRA'DER [trede-r] commenjant TRA'DESMAN [tredz-me-nn] [pi. _MEN ou _PEOPLE] commercjant: marchand | Small _, Boutiquier | The tradesmen we deal with, Nos fournisseurs TRA'DING [a e] commerce (in, de] _a. commer<jant: marchand Tradu'ce [tre-cliouce'] va. calonmier : diffamer TRADU'CER \_tre-diouce-r] dilfamateur TRAFF'IC trafic : negoce [on railway) mouvement : trafic [F. below] [through goods —) transit [running to and fro) circulation \ Opened for_, Livre a la C \ The liquor —, Le commerce des boissons alcooliques \ The white slave__ La traite des blanches _MAN'AGER chef du mouvement _RETURNS' [pi] recettes: compte des R Traff'ic vn. trafiquer | _CKER trafiquant TRA'GEDY [trd'-dje-de) tragedie : drame TRA FRAN AIS—AN GL AIS TRA Trahir va. to betray ("High treason TRAHISON" treachery : foul play | Haute_, TRAILL'E ferry-boat: flying-bridge TRAIN” pace : way : retinue : style : turn [ra- deau) raft [ch. de fer, X) train | _de dev- ant, Fore-wheels [de cheval) fore quarters | _de derriere. Hind wheels [de cheval) hind quarters | Aller, Mener bon_, To go ahead : to drive on | Aller son_, To go on : to be going on as usual | a fond de_, Full speed : headlong : violent | ‘Dans le_‘In the swim ’ | En_, In the mood : ‘in full feather’: just in the humour (de, to] in the act [ou midst] of (...ing] [F. Be, ligne 94] [ivre) ‘elevated’ [en main) in hand | Fort en_, In the best of spirits | Mai en_, Pas en_, Out of sorts | Mettre en_, To set ... going [typ) to make ready | Faire du_, [vulg] To ‘make a row’: to ‘ kick up a dust’ | Mener grand_, To go on in dashing style : to live in great style | _ de BOIS’ raft | _des EQUIPAGES’ Army Service Corps | _de MAI- SON” household : style of living |_d’ALLER down train | _ MONTANT’, _ de RETOUR up T | _de LUXE Pullman-car express | _de MARCHANDISES’ goods train | _de GRANDE VITESSE passenger T [Amerique) express (for parcels]_de PETITE VITESSE goods T : van T (for parcels] _de MAREe tidal T | _OMNIBUS slow T : stopping T | ‘Prendre le _ ONZE’ [V. SHANK] _ de PLAISIR excursion T |_ECLAIR, RAPtDE, TRAINTRAIN" regular way [fast express TRAlNARD” straggler Trainasser’ va. to drag along : to ‘spin out’ TRAiNE [lady's) train | a_, With a train | a la — In tow ] -BUISSON" hedge-sparrow TRAINEAU sledge : drag [filet) trammel [«*L) truck | — automobile, Motor-sledge | Se pro- mener en_, To go sledging TRAINEE trail [poudre) train [bof) runner Trainer’ v. to drag (along, about with one] to draw : to lead [robe) to trail [mots) to drawl (out] [_en longueur) to keep putting ... off [ou spinning ... out] to hang on hand | Trai- nant Qa et la, Lying (ou ‘Knocking’) about | Se —, To creep along : to crawl : to trudge TRAlNEUR straggler [F. SABRE] Traire va. (Table 40) to milk TRAIT” dart : arrow [de feu, lumiere) flash [de soleil) beam [ligne) stroke : line : touch : dash [barnais) trace [chiens) leash [echecs) first move [en buvant) draught: gulp [fig) thing : act: instance : feature : trait | Decrire ... a grands_s, To give a general description of | Ayant_a ..., Connected with : having to do with | Cheval de_, Draught horse | Comme un _, Like a shot [ou dart] D’un_, At a stretch : at a draught [V. Gravure] Ce sont la de vos _s! That’s just like you! | _ d’ECLAT" remarkable action | _d'ESPRIT’ witticism : clever hit | _de SCIE, saw-cut j — d’UNION” hyphen [fig) connecting link Trait” -e a. drawn : milked | Or_, Gold wire Traitable a. tractable TRAITANT" farmer of the revenue TRAITE journey : export [com) draft: bill | Faire_sur, To draw upon [F. Draw] Tout d’une _, At a stretch | La —des BLANCHES’, The white slave traffic | La_des NEGRESS, The slave-trade TRAITE treatise (de, sur, on] [convention) treaty (of] [fam) agreement [com) contract | _ d’ar- bitrage. Arbitration treaty | _de commerce. Commercial treaty TRAITEMENT’ treatment [argent) salary Traiter’ v. to treat (de, of, for] to serve : to handle [de, ... as) to call : to style [donner « diner) to entertain | _beaucoup d'affaires, To handle a good deal of business TRAITEUR eating-house keeper TRAITRE-ESS'.E traitor [a.) treacherous | ‘Pas un_mot’, Not a syllable | En_[or Tral- treusement* ad.) treacherously TRAiTRISE treachery TRAJECTOIRE trajectory TRAJET” passage : distance : course : journey _d’une heure, An hour’s run [ou ride] TRAMAI’L’ drag-net : trammel TRAME woof [de la vie) thread [complot) plot [photograv.) screen Tramer’ va. to weave : to plot TRAMONTANE north wind : north | Perdre la _, To lose one’s head TRA ENGLISH -FRENCH TRA TRAIL [trele\ trainee [track) piste [«.) trainer TRAFLER [ou TRAI'LING CAR] baladeuse : voiturette-remorque ( TRAIN [$»L. X, & boats) train 'Sea [powder) trainee [retinue) suite : cortege [events, etc.) encliainement [lady's) queue : trcnne 11 will meet the 10 o’clock _, Je me trouverai au train de dix lieures | Express_, Express [non-stop) rapide | Goods_, T de marchan- 2- dises | Passenger_, T de vovageurs -BEARER port e-queue ■*> _OIL huile de baleine 1 Train va. former [for sports, etc.) entrainer 1 [horse, etc.) dresser: entrainer [trees) diriger i [to trail) trainer [vn. sport) s’entrainer [go by rail, fam) prendre le train : faire la route en i chemin de fer | _up, dresser : elever 1 _e'd SKIRT jupon-frcnne ^TRAI'NER [of horses) dresseur [of race-horses 1 and for sports) entraineur .s TRAI'NING [&_up] education : discipline [sports) entrainement | In_[race-horse] i Au dressage | -COLLEGE ecole normale V -SHIP vaisseau-e'coZe TRAI'TOR [tre-te-r] traitre Trai'torous [tre-te-re-ss] a. traitre _ly ad. en traitre TRAJEC'TORY trajectoire Tralati'tious a. metaphorique TRAM tramway | By_Par le T | Rope — Funiculaire | Steam_, T a vapeur | -CAR tramway | -LINE, _WAY ligne de tramway | _ROA’D chemin a rails | -WAGGON [yhe-nn] wagonnet TRAMM'EL [net] tramail [va. -He’d) entraver (with, de] _S [pi] entraves TRA FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS TRA TRAMWAY [la ligne) tramway : tram-line [la voiture) tramcar : electric-car : tram : car [en Amerique, trolley-line, trolley-car] TRANCHANT" edge | a deux_s, Two-edged [fig) that cuts both ways | _-e a. sharp : decisive : peremptory [couleur) staring : strong | Ecuyer_, Gentleman server TRANCHE slice [livre) edge [tech) set | Dore sur —, Gilt-edged : gilt-edges _de LARD" rasher TRANCHEE trench | De Trench ... | _S’ pains [fam) gripes [terme mil.) trenches [V. TRANCHEFILE head-band I.TRENCH, ang. TRANCHELARD’cook’s knife T R A N C H E ’ - .1/0 ATTA GN'E swaggerer TRANCHE-PAPIER" paper-knife Traneher’ v. to cut: to cut off. cut short, etc.: to decide [agir en) to act: ‘to come’ (de, ...) [couleurs, etc.) to be staring : to be in strong contrast | _le mot, To say the word | _la difftculte, To solve [ou ' get over ’] the difficulty | _le noeud gordien, To cut the Gordian knot | _dans le vif, To act energetically : to set to work in earnest TRANCHET” shoemaker’s knife : cutter TRANCHOIR trencher [poisson) zanclus Tranqu'ille a. quiet : easy : undisturbed [la mer, etc.) calm | Soyez_! Don’t be uneasy! [ou afraid] Restez_! Be quiet! | Laissez- moi —! Leave me alone! | Laissez-moi done —! ‘Nonsense!’ Tranqu'illement' ad. quietly Tranquilliser’ va. to calm : to make ... easy | Se_, To make one’s self easy TRANQU'ILLITE_ty : calm : stillness [pu- blique) peace TRA NSA CTION" [ti as see] [dr) compromise [affaires) transaction ibj | Less sont calmes, Business is quiet TRANSATLANTIQUE Atlantic liner : ocean L [a.) transatlantic [shipment] TRANSBORDEMENT” transshipment [ou tran- Transborder’ va. to transship [ou tranship] TRANSBORDEUR [or PONT _] transporter- Transcendant’ -e a._dent [bridge TRANSCRIPTEUR transcriber [scraibe-r~\ TRANSCRIPTION" [ti as see] _ [efte-mt] Transcrire v. (Tab.48) to transcribe [scraibe] TRANSE apprehension : fear | Dans les_s, In a fright: in a terrible anxiety TRANSEPT _ [ang. pr. trann'septt] Transferable a._ TRANSFtREMENT" transferring Transferer’ va. to transfer' [une fete, etc.) to put off | TRANSFERT" trans'fer TRANSFIGURATION" — [-reche-nn] Transfigurer’ va. to transfigure TRANSFILAGE [&] lacing : hanks (pi] Transfiler’ va. [d>] to lace [de_s, T-station TRANSFORMATEUR [tech] transformer | Poste TRANSFORMATION" _ [meche-mi} Transformer’ va. to transform : to change [tech, etc.) to convert (en, into] TRANSFUGE deserter : runaway [fig) turncoat Transfuser’ va. to transfuse TRANSFUSION" _ [fiouje-nn] Transgresser’ va. to transgress : to infringe _SSEUR _ssor | _SSION" _ TRANSH'UMANCE moving (flocks, sheep) to higher pasturage | Transh’umer’ va. to move (the sheep) to higher pasturage Transiger’ [seezhay] vn. to compromise : to come to terms : to compound (avec, with] Transir v. to chill : to be chilled [de, with) to overcome : to be overcome | Un amoureux transi. A bashful lover [subject to duty] TRANSIT [zeett] [«§!) through traffic (not TRANSITAIRE forwarding [ou express] agent Transitif -ive [s, z] a. _ive [ang. pr. citt] TRANSITION" [s, z : ti as see]_[s. f] Transitoire [s as z] a._sitory [s, f] Translatif -ive a. ... of conveyance TRANSLATION" [ti as see] isfc transfer : conveyance : removal TRA ENGLISH-FRENCH TRA TRAMP [tread] pas | To be on _, Courir lepays: ‘etre sur le trimard’ | TRAMP chemineau : vagabond -e [workman) ouvrier ambulant, or o. a la trole | TRAMP [4>] ‘_’ [vapeur de charge ne desservant pas line ligne reguliere] Tram'ple va. fouler | _on, fouler (aux pieds] marcher sur | — under foot, fouler aux pieds TRANCE extase | In [ou into] a_, En E Transact' va. |_business, Eaire des affaires TRANSACTION [,zak'-che-nn] : operation : affaire [ V. Loser]_S [of, de] compte-rendu : memoires (pi] proces-verbaux (pi] Transcend' va. surpasser : exceller Transcen'dently ad. au supreme degre Transcri'be [i at] va. transcrire TRANSCRIBER [i at] copiste TRAN'SCRIPT copie TRANS'FER copie [law) alienation : transfert [lithog., etc.) transport | Re-_, [lith] Report | — PICTURES decalcomanies Transfer' [-rre’d] [pr. trannee-fe-r] va. [law) aliener : transferer : traduire [lithogr.) transporter Transferable a. transferable | Tickets not _, Les billets sont personnels _ SECU'RITIES valeurs mobilieres TRANSFEREE' [fe-rx] ceSsionnaire TRANSFER'RER cedant Transform' v. transformer : se t (into, en] TRANSFOR'MER transformateur 1_station, Poste de T’s Transgress' va. transgresser : contrevenir a Tranship' [ou Trans-ship'] [-ppe’d] va. trans- border | _'MENT transbordement Tran'sient [che-nntt] a. passager : momentane TRAN'SIRE [sat'-ri] acquit a caution TRAN'SIT [trann'-sitQ feo [ast) passage _INSTRUMENT lunette meridienne TRAN'SITORINESS [te-re] brievete : courte duree \ Tran'sitory a. transitoire: passager: ephem ere [ transferer Translate va. traduire (into, en] [a bishop) TRANSLATING [le'te] [la) traduction TRANSLATION [trannssleche-nvi] traduction [bishops) translation TRANSLATOR [le'fe-r] traducteur TRA FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS TRA Translucide a._d TRANSMETTEUR _mitter | _ d'ordres, [&] Engine-room telegraph Transmettre va. {Table 66) to transmit: to forward : to pass ... on (de. from : a, to] TRANSMIGRATION" [ti as see] _ [greclie- Transmis" -e [pp. of Transmettre] [nn Transmissible a. transferable TRANSMISSION" _ [che-nn\ driving-belt | , Arbres de_Shafting | Engrenage de_, Driving-gear | — par cable, Rope-driving TRANSMUTATION" [ti as see] _ [teche-nn\ TRANSPARENCE _cy [pere-nnce] TRANSPARENT- transparent paper [tableau) transparency [pour ecrire) black lines (pi] _-e a. transparent Transpercer" va. to pierce ... through : to stab TRANSPIRATION" [ti as see] perspiration Transpirer" va. to perspire [secret) to transpire TRANSPLANTATION" [ti as see] transplant- Transplanter’ va. to transplant Uno TRANSPORT" conveyance : carriage : traffic [energie electr.) transmission [an cerveau) delirium [passion) fit [dr. et lith.) transfer [na- vire) troop-sliip : transportship | Avec_, With enthusiasm | Papier a_, Transfer P TRANSPORTATION" [ti as see] KSj: removal : banishment Transporter- va. to transport (de, with] to remove : to take : to convey : to carry ... away | Se_, To go : to repair | TRANSPORTEUR Transpose!*- va. to transpose |_convey'or TRANSPOSITION" [ti as see] _ TRANSSIBliRIEN-- [<fe a.] Trans-Siberian TRANSSUBSTANTIATION" transubstan- Transsuder- v. to ooze through [tiation TRANSVASEMENT-- decanting ["into Transvaser- va. to decant: to pour off (dans, Transversal -e a. transverse [-leinent- -ly] TRAPEZE _ [pr. tre-pize] TRAPAN" top landing TRAPPE trap : trap-door TRAPPISTE monk of La Trappe : Trappist Trapu -e a. thickset [fam) stubby : dumpy: TRAQU'E beating up the game LsQuat TRAQU ENARD" trap Traqu’er- va. to surround : to hunt out : to hem ... in [gibier) to beat up TRAQ'UET" trap [de moulin) clapper | _mot- teux, Wheatear TRAVAIL- [pi. Travaux-] work : labour : workmanship [efforts) pains (pi] [penible) toil [a chevaux, pi. Travails) brake | Inspecteur du _, Factory Inspector | _intellectuel. Brain- work | Sans_, Out of work [Les SANS-_ The unemployed] 3 mois de_disciplinaire, 3 months hard labour | ... de travaux forces, ... penal servitude | Travaux d’Hercule, Labours of Hercules | Travaux d’ART [eh. de f.] tunnels, bridges, etc. | Travaux publics, Public works Travai'H'ant- -e a. working Ti*avai-ll-er- v. to work : to work up, at, upon : to labour (at] to torment (de, with] to weary [son style, etc.) to elaborate [bois, vn.) to warpj ‘_ comme un negre’, To ‘slave like a nigger’ | Se__ To work one's self up [matieres) to be worked TRAVAI'LL'EUR labourer : worker : working man [soldat) pioneer [fig) hard-working man [de la mer) toiler Travaill'eur -euse a. hard-working TRAVAUX- [pi. of TRAVAIL] frium TRAVEE [const) bay [pont) span [arch) trifo- TRAVERS" breadth : irregularity [&) beam [manie) eccentricity: queer ways (pi] whim | a _, Across : over : through | Au _ de, Through | a tort et a__ At random | De_, The wrong way : across : crooked | En_ Across | Par le_de, Athwart: abreast of : off | Regarder de _, To look cross | Un esprit de_An awkward temper : a disordered mind TRAVERSE cross-piece : transom [arch) girder : stay [chemin de _) cross-road : 'short cut’ [chemin de fer) sleeper [en Amerique, tie] [fig) cross : obstacle : something untoward | a la_, In the way^ | _superieure, Flooring joist | TRAVERSEE passage : crossing [<5§1) cross-over | Mauvaise_, Rough P TRA ENGLISH-FRENCH TRA Translu'cent a. translucide : transparent Transmit' [-tted] va. transmettre (to, a] TRANSMITTER [electr.] transmetteur TRAN'SOM traverse [4>) hourdi TRANSPARENCY [trannce-pere-nnce] transparence | A_, Un transparent [phot.) une Transpi're [i a'i] vn. transpirer [diapositive Transplant' va. transplanter _ING transplantatio)i TRANSPORT _ | _ SHIP transport Transport' va. deporter [with, de) transporter TRANSPORTATION [porteche’nrii transport [of criminals) deportation | _for LIFE, D a perpetuite | TRANSPORTER BRIDGE pont transbordeur Transporting a. ravissant Transpo'se va. transposer TRANSPOSING transposition Transship' va. [F. Tranship] Tran'sverse a. transversal -e [-ly, -lenient] 1 TRAP trappe [fig) piege : guet-apens [geology) trapp | A horse and _, Une carriole: un tilbury | Mouse _, Sour icier e | Rat _, Ratiere | Steam__ Purgeur (de vapeur] To set a_, Tendre un piege (etc.] He’s caught in his own _! 11 est pris dans son propre piege! | -DOOR trappe Tpiege Trap [-ppe'd : pr. trapptt] va. prendre ... au TRAPP'INGS (pi] harnais : ornements (pi] TRAPS (pi] bagage : hardes (pi] TRASH rebut: friperie:camelote [pers) vaurien Trash'y a. de rebut: de camelote : sans valeur TRAV'EL voyage [v. -lle’d : Americ. -le’d, -ling, one 1) voyager : aller [va.) parcourir [a certain distance) faire | To _ for, [a firm] Representer : voyager pour le compte de | Books of_, Recits de voyages | To be fond of —, Aimer a voyager | Whilst travelling, En voyage | Trav'elle'd a. ... qui a beaucoup voyage TRA FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS TRE Traverser’ va. to cross: to go across : to go [ou pass, on run] through [tine personne) to thwart [40 to haul over [une voile) to flat in [Vancre) to fish [in-shore TRAVERSiER" [in Mediterranean] wind right Traversier" -iere a. cross : crossing : for crossing [flute) German TRAVERSIERE [40 fish-tackle | Bossoir de _, Fish-davit TRAVERSIN’’ bolster [bois) stretcher Travestir va. to travesty [en, as a, like a) to disguise : to dress ... up [fig) to twist | Bal tra- vesti, Fancy ball TRAVESTISSEMENT’ disguise TRAYON” [tre -ion") teat Tr^fouchant’ -e a. stumbling [monn.) of full weight | Trebucher’ vn. to stumble (dans, into] to weigh down TREBUCHET” trap : gold-scales (pi] Trefiler’ va. to wire-draw TREFILERIE wire-works [art) wire-drawing TREFILEUR wire-drawer TRIFLE clover : trefoil [cartes) club | Jouer_, To play clubs | _blanc, White [ou Dutch] clover | _rouge, Red C | —-d’eau, Bog-bean TREILL’AGE trellis : trellis-work TREILL’AGEUR trellis-work-maker TREILL'E vine-arbour | Le jus de la_The juice of the vine : wine TREILL’IS’ trellis : lattice-work [toile) canvas wrappering [toile gommee) glazed calico Treill’isser' va. to cover ... with lattice TREIZE [& a.] thirteen [du mois) thirteenth j Louis XIII, Louis the thirteenth Treizieme a. thirteenth | Avec_s, 13 as 12 tr£ma diaeresis f TREMBLA IE grove of aspen trees j TREMBLE aspen tree A TREMBLEMENT” trembling: shaking: fluttered ing [pers) shivering [mtts) shake [tech) jar | c ‘Et tout le_,’ ‘And all the lot of it’ : ‘and .<£ the whole concern ’ : ‘ and the whole bag of pq tricks ’ | Un _de TERRE, An earthquake p Trembler' va. to tremble : to shake : to .3 shiver [mus) to quaver | Je tremble de le ^ voir, I tremble at the thought of seeing him i-, TREMBLEUR shaker [instru.) trembler [fig) 7 poor timid creature | Bobine a_, T coil | Trembloter’ vn. to shiver: to tremble (de, 7 with] to be tremulous TRA ENGLISH-FRENCH TRE /"TRAVELLER voyageur -euse [See TRADE] Commercial_, V de commerce : commis-V| Town _, [com] Placier \ Jib_, Rocambeau | Overhead_, Pont roulant fgueux ^ _’S-JOY clematite (des Julies] Jierbe aux a TRAVELLING [les) voyages fen (pi] : de- °. placement [a.) ... de voyage [itinerant) am- bulant | He is fond of_, II aime a voyager| £ _is expensive, Les voyages sont couteux | jjj _BAG valise : sac de voyage | _CRANE i [a e'] grue roulante | _EXPENSES frais de voyage [of witnesses, etc.) frais de deplacement | _ MAP carte routiere | _ DRESS, _SUIT costume de voyage Trav'erse va. traverser TRAV'ESTY travestissement [va.) travestir TRAWL [net] chalut [vn.) pecher au C | _ER chalutier | Steam_Chalutier a vapeu/r _ING pecJie au chalut: chalutage TRAY plateau [washing_) baquet: auge Treach'erous [tretcJi'-e-re-ss)a. perfide: traitre _ly ad. perfidement: traitreusement TREACH'ERY perfldie | An act of_, Une tra- TREA'CLE [trike-l) melasse \Jiison TREAD [tredd) pas [of egg) germe _va. [imp. Trod : pp. Trodde’n] mettre le pied (on, upon, sur] [crush) ecraser [the grapes) fouler | _under foot, fouler aux pieds | _ in ...’s footsteps, marcher sur les traces de [ V. Emboiter] Well trodde’n, Bien battu TREAD'ING [tredd) [grapes] foulage TREAD'LE [tredd-’l) marcJie : pedale TREAD'MILL [tredd] moulin de discipline TREA'SON [trize-nn) traJiison fea | High_, Haute T: lese-majeste [V. Tendance) Treasonable [tri-ze-nn-e-be-l) a. de traJiison: de lese-majeste | _ably ad. par traJiison TREAS'URE [treje-r) tresor | _up, va. con- server precieusement: thesauriser TREAS'URER [trej-e-re-r) tresorier TREAS'URY [trej'-e-re) [gov’t) ministere des finances [fig) tresor | First Lord of the_, President du conseil j _BENCH banc des ministres | -NOTE coupure : billet de banque TREAT [trite) fete [to eat) regal : delice [va.) traiter : regaler | This air is quite a_, Cet air est vraiment delicieux | It would be a great_ to go to the seaside, Ce serait une veritable fete [or un grand plaisir] (Taller au bord de la mer | To have a_, To give one’s self a_Faire une petite debaucJie \ To ‘stand _Regaler : payer a boire (a] ‘offrir une tournee’ \ To _ C D to a dinner, Payer a diner a CD | To_o’sto, Se payer : s’offrir TREA'TISE [tritess) traite (on, de, sur] TREA'TMENT [trite) traitement | The open- air _, La cure d’air TREA'TY [triti) traite : negotiation | Arbitration _, T d’arbitrage | I am in _for ..., Je suis en marche pour ... | -PORT port a traite TREB'LE [treb’l) [<fc a.) triple [mus) soprano [v.> tripler | Treb'ly ad. trois fois TREE [tri) arbre [in compounds often ...IER”: as, Apple _, Pommier : Pear _, Poirier : or not translated : as, Beech_, Hetre : Oak_, Chene] Boot_, Forme: embauchoir | -CALF veau racine | -CREEPER grimpereau Tree'less [tri) d. sans arbres TREENAIL [tri-nele) [4>] gournable , TRE'FOIL [tri) trefle TREK [S. Afr.] exode : etape [vn.) emigrer TRELL'IS treillis Tremb'le [tremm'Vl) vn. trembler (with, de] TREM'BLER [tech] trembleur : vibreur _COIL bobine a trembleur TREM'BLING [tremm') tremblement _a. tremblant | _ly ad. en tremblant | Tremen'dous [trimenn'de-ss) a. epouvantable [cheering) tres vifs [success) fou | ‘_row,’ ‘Tapage infernal’ | _ly ad. terriblement TRE FRANQ AIS—AN GLAIS TRI TREMIE hopper | Tremiere [V. ROSE] TR^MOUSSEMENT" fluttering : fidgetting se Tremousser' vr. to frisk about : to keep moving about TREMPE temper B^tdu papier) wetting down [dans, in) steeping [fig) stamp : sort : grit [argot) ‘licking’ | _a la volee, Hardening Tremper' v. to soak : to steep (dans, in] [du papier) to wet down [sa plume) to dip [fonte) to chill [de l’acier)to harden [du vin) to water [poet) to bathe [fig) to have a hand (dans, in] Je suis trempe! I’m dripping wet! TREMPLIN" spring-board TRENTAINE | Une _ de, La _, About thirty | Elle a passe la_, She is on the wrong side of thirty TRENTE [& a.] thirty [du mois) thirtieth | II n’y a pas_-six fagons de, There are no two ways of (...ing] _et QUARANTE ‘Rouge et noir’ | Trentieme a. thirtieth TREPAN"_: trepanning [outil) centre-bit TREPANATION" trepanning Trepaner' va. to trepan tr£pas- death | tr£passe deceased Tr^passer' vn. to die : to ‘pass away’ TREPIDATION" [ti as see] _: vibration Tr^pider' vn. to vibrate : to tremble tr£pied" trivet: tripod TR^PIGN'EMENT" stamping Tr6pign'er' vn. to stamp TREPOINTE welt Tres" ad. very : very greatly : very much | _ bien, Very well | Voila qui est_bien ! That’s just the thing! | Le _-HAUT' The Most High | — honorable, Right honourable TR^SILL'ON" [s, z\ wedge : slip [4>) belaying- pin | Noeud de_, Marlinspike hitch Tresill'onner' [s, z] va. to swift in fsury bill TRESOR treasure : treasury | Bon du _, Trea- TRESORE'RIE treasury : treasurer’s house tr£sorier- treasurer [militaire) paymaster | _-payeur general, Chief Govt, treasurer in each Dept. | TRESORIERE treasurer TRESSAI'LL'EMENT" start: starting Tressai'll'ir vn. (Table 10) to start | _de joie, To tremble with joy TRESSE plat : twist : braid : skirt braid : plait : curl [d>) [French) sennit |_anglaise, Sennit | _S' [pi] tresses Tresser' va. to plat: to twist: to plait, weave TRESSEUR -EUSE platter tr£teau trestle | _X- (pi] stage (used by mountebanks, etc.]_de MEULE rick-stand TREUIL' windlass : winch TREVE truce | _de [compliments, etc.] An end to ... : No ... ! TREVIRE parbuckle | _r* va. to parbuckle TRI sorting | TRIAGE sorting : sorting out : picking : choice [de foret) wood : ‘enclosure’ TRIANGLE _ [ang. pr. trail Trianyulaire a. triangular [ ment* -ly] TRIBORD" starboard | _! S your helm ! TRIBQRDAIS' (pi] starboard watch TRIBE tribe [ang. pr. trdibe\ [trials (pi] TRIBULATION" [ti as see] [biou-leche-mi] TRIBUN" tribune [pers] [court TRIBUNAL [pi._naux]_[trdi-bioune-l] TRIBUNE_: gallery | De la_, Parliamentary | _de la Presse, Reporters’ gallery | _S' (pi] grand stand TRIBUT" tribute [pr. tribb'ioute : i bref] Payer le_a la nature, To pay the debt of nature Tributaire a. tributary [trib'-you-te-re-.i bref] Tricher' va. [fam] to cheat TRICHERIE cheating | _S"(pl] card-sharping ‘TRICHEUR -EUSE' cheat TRICHINOSE trichinosis [-tio'-ctss] TRICHROMIE three-colour process : photo- TRICOLOR tricolour |_graphy in colours Tricolore a. tricoloured | Le drapeau_, The tricolour : the French flag TRICORNE three-cocked hat TRICOT" k'nitting [tissu) network: jersey [fam) TRICOTAGE k'nitting [.cudgel Tricoter' va. to k'nit | Aiguille a_, K'nitting- needle | Machine a_, K'nitting-M TRE ENGLISH TREM'OR tremblement: tremblotement Trem'ulous [few] a. tremblant: tremblotant TRENCH tranchee [between 2 beds) rigole [for keeping roots in) silo [w.) creuser [earth up) butter | Communication_, Boyau |_upon, empieter sur | -MORTAR mortier de tranchee — WARFARE la guerre des T's Trench'ant [trenn'che-nntt] a. tranchant TRENCH'ER tranchoir [vers TREND direction : tendance [im.) se diriger TRES'PASS violation de propriety : delit [vn.) violer la propriety: marauder | Forgive ^ us our _es as we forgive them that _ T' against us, Pardonnez-nous nos offenses, a, comme nous pardonnons a ceux qui nous £ ont offenses | _upon, empieter sur [one’s 2 kindness, time, etc.) abuser de ~TRESPASSER personne en contravention : maraudeur | ‘_s will be prosecuted,’ ‘ De- v fense de passer sur la propriety' (sous peine TRES'T'LE treteau \_d’amende! _ TREES [d>] barres de hune FRENCH TRI TRI'AL [pr. tra'i-e-l) epreuve : verification [law) proces [a.) ... d’essai | On_, a l’essai [shop articles sent out) a 1’essai [on one’s _) en jugement | To give it a_, En faire 1’essai | Commitment for _, Mise en prevention [V. Instance, Fr: Take] _TRIP voyage d’essai TRIBE [i at] tribu : peuplade [poet) race TRIB UNE tribun | TRIB'UNE tribune TRIBU'TARY [trib'-you-te-re : i bref] [river] riviere : affluent [a.) tributaire TRIB'UTE tribute | Last tribute of respect, Derniers hommages | To pay^a_to, Rendre hommage a TRICE [i at] In a_, En un clin d’oeil TRICK tour [dodge) ruse : malice [at cards) levee \ Conjuring_s, Tours de passe-passe | Mischievous _, Espieglerie \ Rascally —, Vilain tour | To have a_of, Avoir le tic de ... | To play ... a_, Jouer un tour [or faire une niche] a ... | He’s up to his old —s again, II fait encore des siennes | Trick vn. tricher TRICK'ERY tromperie: fourberie TRX FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS TRI TRICOTEUR -EUSE knitter (k nul] [s.f.) k'nit- TRICTRAC backgammon Lting-machine TRICYCLE [free-seefc’i] [ang. pr. trdi'-cik’l] TRIDENT" fish-spear : trident Triennal -e a. triennial [trdi-e-nye-l] Trier' va. to sort: to pick : to choose | Trie -e, Select: carefully chosen TRIEUR -EUSE sorter | _ ROTATIF, Rotary TRIGAUD" shuffler Lscreen TRIGLE gurnard TRIGONOMETRIE_try ] _trique a. trigonometrical | Levee_, T survey Trilinque a. trilingual TRILLE trill Bsj | TRILLION" billion TRILOGIE _gv TRIMARDEUR tramp : 'man on the road’ ‘Trimbaler'" va. to drag ... about: to lug ‘Trimer'’ vn. to ‘slave away’ TRIMESTRE quarter : quarter’s pay [ou rent] [college, etc.) term | Par_Once a quarter : every quarter : quarterly : every term Trimestriei -elle a. quarterly : ... of the term | Bulletin_School report TRINGLE curtain-rod [tech) rod Tringler' va. to chalk TRINITE Trinity TRINITROTOLUOL _ : T-N-T’ Trinqu'er' vn. to touch glasses [argot) to suffer : to ‘pay for it’ | ‘ Sans_’ Scot-free TRINQU’ETTE fore-staysail TRIO [ang. pr. trdi-o] [clover TRIOLET" [jnus et poesie) triplet [agr.) white Triomphal -e a. trium'plial ^ Triomphalement' ad. triumphantly g Triomphanf -e a. triumphant PTRIOMPHATEUR -TRICE victor ^ _a. triumphant ■ [arch $ TRIOMPHE triPmph | Arc de_Triumphal g TRIOMPHE [jeu] trumps : trump card ^ Triompher' vn. to triumph (de, over] to ^ conquer (de, ...] to glory (de. in] TRIONAL _ | ‘ TRIPATLL'E' garbage TRIPE [pr. treep] — [ang. pr. traipe] TRIPERIE tripe-shop TRIPETTE tripe [fig) ‘a button’ TRIPIER" -IERE tripe-man : tripe-woman Triple a. _ : treble : threefold | _ croche, [mils'] Demi-semi-quaver | Tripiemenf ad. trebly | Tripler' va. to treble TRIPLICATA triplicate [ke-tt] TRIPLICE | La _, The triple alliance TRIPOLI _[_anglais) rotten-stone TRI-PORTEUR tradesman’s carrier tricycle TRIPOT” gambling-hell [bing TRIPOTAGE mess : mischief: low intrigue : job- ‘ TRIPOTEE' ‘licking’ [tas) ‘whole heap’ Tripoter’ v. to make a mess (of] to make mischief : to dabble (with] to intrigue TRIPOTEUR -EUSE meddler : dabbler : mis- TRIQU’E bludgeon |_chief-maker -MADAME white stonecrop TRISAiEUL-J? great-great-grandfather: great- great-grandmother Trisyllabe a_of three syllables [sil'-e-be-lze] TRI ENGLISH—FRENCH TRI Tric'kle vn. cooler (from, de] Tears_d down his [ou 7lev] cheeks, Des larmes coulaient le long de ses joues Trick'y a. fourbe TRICOLOUR [trdi'-ke-le-r] drapeau tricolore [a.) tricolore Trie’d [trditle] a. eprouve : juge [pp. V. Try] Triennial [trdi-enni-e-l] a. triennal _lly ad. tous les trois ans TRI'FLE [traife-l] rien [wee bit) idee : soupgon To give him a__ Lui donner quelque chose pour lui | _v. baguenauder [play) folatrer | — away, gaspiller | _with, se jouer de TRI'FLER personne frivole : baguenaudier TRI'FLING [trdi-] frivoliie [a.) insignifiant : frivole : leger | It is but_, [not much] C’est peu de chose : ‘ce n’est rien’ TRIFO'RIUM [trail travee : triforium Trig [-gge'd] v. [a wheel) enrayer | _open, arreter | _up, appuyer TRIGG'ER [trigh-r] detente (d'un fusil] Hair _, Double detente TRILL trille [t>.) faire des trilles TRIM | In good_, En bon etat: bien tenu | In sailing_, Bien oriente [boat) bien arrime Trim a. propre : gentil : en bon ordre : bien tenu : coquet [sails) bien oriente Trim [-mme'd] v. [_up) arranger [cut) tailler [rough-hew) degrossir [dress, with, de) garnir: dresser [sails)or ienter [boat) redresser: mettre ... en bonne assiette | To_ one’s self up, S’arranger : se parer TRIMM'ER [joist] chevetre : lingoir TRIMM’ING garniture [fig) ‘savon’ | At a_ WARE'HOUSE, Chez un passementier |_S [pi] garnitures : passementerie TRLN'KET colifichet: petit bijou TRIP croc-en-jambe : faux pas [journey) excursion : petit voyage [ V. Trial] To go for a _into the country, Faire un tour a la cam- pagne | A_to France, Un tour en F Trip [-ppe'd] vn. trebuclier [anchor) deraper (I’ancre] faire un faux pas [tongue) fourcher _along,_away, s’en aller d’un pied leger _ ... up, faire tomber : renverser [fig) sup- _-HAMM'ER marteau a bascule Lplanter TRIPE [i at] tripes (pi] -SHOP triperie Trip'le a._[va.) tripler The_ALLI'ANCE [e-lai] La Triplice _ EXPANSION EN'GINE machine k triple TRIP'LET [poet) tercet [mus) triolet TRIP'OD trepied | TRI'POS [frat] grand con- * TRIPP'ER ’ excursionniste Lcours TRIPP'ING LINE [lainn] leve-nez : f.liere Trisect' [i aV] va. couper en trois Trite [i ai] a. use : rebattu : trivial: banal TRI'TE'NESS [i ai] triviality : banalite TRI'UMPH [trdi-e-mmf] triomphe _vn. triompher (over, de] [de triomphe Trium'phal [trai-e-m'-fe-l] a. triomphal [arch) Trium'phant [pr. trdi-e-mm'-fe-nntt] a. triom- phant: de triomphe 1 _ly ad. en triomphe TRIY'ET trepied | As right as a_, Parfaite- ment: on ne peut mieux | He’s as right as a _, 11 se porte comme le Pont-Neuf | It’s as right as a_, Cela va comme sur des roulettes TRI FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS TRO Triste a. sad : melancholy : sorrowful: dismal: .miserable [temps) gloomy : overcast rpoorly j Tristement' ad. sadly : mournfully : woefully: TRISTESSE sadness : mournfulness : sorrow ! TRITON" _[ang. pr. trai-te-nn] newt TRITURATION" [ti as see] [reche-nri] Triturer' va. to triturate TRIUMVIR [u, o]_[ang. pr. trdi-e-mm-veur] TRIUMVIRAT" [u, o] triumvirate [retel Trivial -e a. vulgar : hackneyed : trite Trivialement' ad. vulgarly : tritely TRIVIALITY] vulgarity : triteness TROC barter : change [vulg) ‘swapping’ TROCHET" cluster : bunch TROfeNE privet [F. MOTH, ang.] TROGLODYTE _: cave-dweller [oiseau) wren TROON'E ' phiz ’ [arbre) pollard | _ enluminee, Rouge_, Brandy-blossomed face TROGN'ON" [de chou) stump : stalk [de fruit) core | Petit_, [vulg.] Little dear TROIS' [<£• a.] three [troisieme, date, roi, etc.) third | En _, [filin] Hawser laid TROISIEME third : third story [ou floor] [a.) I third [-menf -ly] Au__ On the 3rd floor TROISIEME third form [wagon) third-class J [*!>) deck : steerage (passage] Eleve de _, i Third form boy | Voyageur de _, Third- j class passenger : steerage P | Voyager en _, , To travel 3rd class TROIS-MAT’S' three-master : ship TROIS-PONT'S' three-decker TROIS’-SIX [seece] common spirits (36 deg.] TROLLEY _ tfcsj | Systeme a_Overhead ( TROMBE waterspout [system TROMBLON" blunderbuss TROMBONE _[ang. pr. tronvni} TROMPE horn : trumpet 03^ : hooter [d’ele- pliant. et d’insecte) proboscis [anat) tube TROMPE-L’CEIL' piece painted stereoscopic- -3 ally to deceive the spectator : make-believe c Tromper' va. to deceive : to cheat: to mis- lead : to disappoint: to betray | Se __ To be mistaken : to deceive one’s self | Que l’on ~ ne s’y trompe pas. Let there be no misun- *® derstanding : let there be no mistake about ^ it | Se_de chemin, To lose one’s way : to g take the wrong road | Se_dans ses cal- g culs, To be out in one’s reckoning m TROMPERIE deception : cheat ^ Trompeter* va. to trumpet ^ TROMPETTE trumpet | Emboucher la_, To launch out into fine language | Sans_, 'On the quiet’ | TROMPETTE trumpeter TROMPEUR - EUSE deceiver : betrayer [fam) cheat [a.) deceitful [chose) misleading Tron" de Pair! [favourite Provencal oath] TRONC" trunk : stock [pour les aumones) poor box | TRONQON" stump : piece Tronconner' va. to cut ... in pieces trOne throne | Troner' vn. to sit on the throne : to reign absolute [fig) to lord it Tronqu'er' va. to mutilate : to curtail: to cut off | Cone tronque, Truncated cone TROP" excess | Trop" [pr.p before vowel] ad. too : too much (of] very : much : very much [nombre) too many | Boire_To drink too much | _connu, Too well known | Je l’ai _ecoute, I have listened to him too long | _appuyer, To lean too hard | _peu, Too little [nombre) too few | De _, Too much [nombre) too many [pers)‘one too many’: in the way | Par_..., Too ... by a good deal | Par_meticuleux, Over-particular | Je ne sais_, I don’t exactly know : I can scarcely TROPE _ | TROPHfcE trophy Ltell Tropical -e a._l | TROPIQU'E tropic TROP'-PLEIN" overflow | Tpyau de_Overflow pipe Troqu'er' va. to barter : to 'swap’ (contre, for] ‘TROQU'ET"’ [F. Mastroquet] TROQU'EUR -EUSE ... who barters ou ‘swaps’ TROT" _[ang. pr. trotte] Aller au_, To trot TROTTE stretch : step : walk [gent_, Mice Trotte-menu a. [La Font.] little trotting | La Trotter' vn. to trot: to run [enfant) to ‘ toddle’ | Cette idee me trotte par la tete, I can’t get it out of my mind TROTTEUR -EUSE trotter | Costume_,Walk- Trottiner' vn. to jog along [ing dress ‘ TROTTINETTE ’ ska-cycle TROTTOIR pavement : footpath : side-walk TROU hole : mouth : eye [grotte) cave [fam) ‘poor sort of place' [F. HOLE] Boucher un _, To stop a gap [fig) to ‘settle up’ | Boire comme un _, [fam] To drink like a fish | _d’AIR air pocket |_d’HOMME man-hole j _de CHAT” lubber’s hole TROUBADOUR ‘_’ : wandering minstrel (of Provence.] [on pr. troii-he-dore : pr. French troo-bahdour] TROUBLE Doj) disturbance : difficulty [fam) upset [a.) muddy : troubled [we) dim | -F&TE troublesome guest: kill-joy [chose) damper Troubler' va. to disturb : to make (the water, etc.) muddy [obscurcir) to dim [pers. fam) to upset: to put... out | Se_, To get muddy [ou cloudy] to be disturbed : to be ‘put out’ Troue -e a. with a hole in it: full of holes TROU EE opening : gap : breach Tin Tt •ouer' va. to make [ou bore] a hole [ou holes] TRI ENGLISH-FRENCH TRO Triv'ial [triw'-ye-l, i bref] a. de peu d'importance : sans I: insignifiant Trod, TroddVn pp. [F. Tread] battu TRO'JAN [tro-dje-nn] [<fc a.] Troyen -enne Troll [trole] vn. tourner TROLL'EY camion : fardier [navvy's) vagonet [electr) trolley | -CAR [America] ‘ tramway ’ (electrique] -LINE ligne de tramway (a T] TROOP troupe [vn.)s’attrouper I -BOAT [bote] chaland de debarquement | -SHIP transport TROO'PER troupier [sf.) [F. Troop-ship] Tro'pliie'd [o] a. orne de trophees Trop'ical [fce-l] a. des tropiques TROT _ [&) palancre | Jog_Petit trot | _[-tted] vn. trotter | To_12 miles an hour, Faire 12 milles a Vlieure au trot TROTH [o long, th fort] foi TROTT'ER [trotting horse, trotting mare] trot- teur -euse | To be a hard _, Avoir le trot dur | Sheep’s_s, Pieds de mouton TRO FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS TRU TROUPE troop : band : gang : company : ‘lot’ [troupeau) flock | La_, Soldiery: the troops (pi] celeste, Heavenly host TROUPEAU flock [de gros betail) drove : herd [d’un eveque, etc.) flock [mauv. part) ‘herd’: ‘lot’ : ‘pack’ TROUPIER" soldier : trooper TROUSSE bundle [foin) truss [etui) case : tool- roll [tech) crib | Atix_s de .... At ...’s heels : in pursuit of... Trousse -e a. | Bien_, Well-shaped : well- dressed [style) well-turned TROUSSEAU : bundle : outfit [clefs) bunch TROUSSE'QU'IN" mortise-gauge Trousser' va. to pin [ou tuck] up : to despatch [euis) to truss | Se_, To tuck up one’s things [ou dress] \be found TROUSSIS" tuck | Trouvable a. ... that can TROUVAI'LL'E lucky find : find : discovery Trouver' va. to find : to find out: to think [ren- contrer) to meet with [V. Farther] _ bon, To think fit [F. Dire, Parler] _ mauvais, To take it ill: not to like ... | Je trouve cela bon, It is very good : I like it [this ou that] Je trouve que, I consider ... | _a redire a, To find fault with | Comment trouve-t-il cela? How does he like it? | Vous trouvez? Do you think so? | Aller__ To go to | Venir_, To come to i Enfant' trouve, Foundling | Expression trouvee, Happy expression | Tout trouve, Right at hand Se_, To find one’s self [ou eaefy other, ou one another] to ‘ turn up ’ (at] to be : to happen to be (at, in, etc.] Se_bien, To be very well: to get along very well : to be all the better (de, for] Se _ mal, To faint ) Se_ fort mal de, To be the worse for [fam, ‘none the better for ’] 11 se trouve que, It so happens that ... : it turns out that ... TROUV^RE wandering minstrel (of the north] [F Troubadour] TROYEN " -ENNE [<fc a.] Trojan TRUAND" vagabond | _er' vn. to go begging TRUC truck bogie : machinery : ‘dodge’ : knack | Avoir le ‘_,’ To be ‘up to it’ ‘TRUCAGE’ making sham old china, Roman pottery, ancient relics, etc. TRUCHEMENT " interpreter TRUELLE trowel [a poisson) fish-slice TRUELLEE trowelful TRUFFE truffle | Truffer' va. to stuff... with truffles | Dinde_ee, Truffled turkey TRO ENGLISH-FRENCH TRU TROUB'LE [trc-be-l] t_ fee [inconvenience, labour, etc.) peine [sorrow) chagrin [bother, fam) ennui : mal [V. Toxirmente: Retordre] In _, Dans la peine | In deep_, Dans la desolation | Needless_, Peine inutile | To get into_S’attirer des desagrements: ‘se mettre dans le petrin ’ | What we’ve had! Que de mal nous avons eu! | That may cause you a good deal of_, Cela pourra vous causer bien des ennuis | Domestic_s, Chagrins de famille Troub'le [tre-be-V\ va. [to afflict) chagriner : affliger [to disquiet) inquieter : ennuyer [to, pour) donner de la peine a | To_one’s self, [t.e., put o’s about] Se deranger : s’inquieter (about, de] May I _ you for the salt? Vou- driez-vous me passer le sel, s’il vous plait ?| To _ him too much, Abuser de sa bonte \ Troub'le'd a. [muddy] trouble TROUB'LER [tre-ble-r] perturbateur ( Troub'le'some a. incommode : ennuyeux : -i malencontreux : facheux | _FELLOW' im- i portun | _ GUEST trouble-/Ste | _ PIECE g of WORK, travail pas commode : travail qui T donne du mal (TROUB'LE'SOME'NESS ennui: gene Troub'lous [tre-ble-ssl a. trouble : agite TROUG'H [troffi auge [kneading) petrin |_of the SEA, creux de la lame: entre-deux des lames /Trounce [traounnee] va. fouetter : etriller / TROU'SERING etoffe pour pantalons o TROU'SERS (pi] pantalon | A pair of_, Un S pantalon | _STRETCHER tendeur pour T TROUT [traoutt] truite Lpantalon V TROW'EL truelle [garden) deplantoir TROY [-WEIGHT] ‘troy’ TRU'ANT [tron-e-nntt] paresseux : vagabond | To play_, Faire Vecole buissonniere TRUCE treve \ A_to, Treve de ... TRUCK [Zre-k] charrette a bras : camion [«3l) wagon (a marchandises"] [covered) fourgon | Delivered into _, Sur wagon ... j Sack _, Diable | Main_, [on mast] Pomme du grand mat | -FARMING culture maratchere | By the _LOAD, Par wagon complet | A _ LOAD of, Un wagon de | The _ SYSTEM, Le paiement des salaires en nature TRUC'KLE [u e] roulette | _BED grabat _vn. rarnper: s’abaisser (to. devant] TRUC'KLING [tre-F] soumission Tru'culent [tre-kyou] a. farouche : brutal Trudge [Zre-dje]_along vn. ‘trainer lapalte': aller clopin-clopant: cheminer /'True a. vrai : veritable : sincere : fidele [correct) exact [even) juste | _! C’estvrai! Out of_, [tech] Qui porte a faux : gauchi | To come_, Se realiser | To_up, Ajuster ) -born a. vrai | -hearted a. sincere | He’s a g -hearted FELLOW'. C’est un coeur sincere T _LOVE bien-aime -e — LOVER’S K'NOT lacs-d’amour (pi] TRU'ISM ‘_e’: verite banale: proposition b. Tru'ly ad. vraiment: sincerement: exacte- V ment | Yours_, [F. Sincerely] /TRUMP trompe | To play_s, Jouer atout | _CARD atout § Trump va. couper | _up, inventer * TRUM'PERY friperie : ‘ blague ’ - _a. sans valeur: mesquin : ... de camelote ■c TRUM'PET trompette [Blow one’s own _, ® [F. Fouet] [the player) trompette [ra.) pu- 2 blier a son de trompe [eleph. vn.) barrir STRUM'PETER trompette § Trun'eated [ketedd] a. tronque p _CONE cone tronque | TRUN'CHEON [tre-nn'-che-nn] baton V.Trun'dle va. rouler [a hoop) faire aller TRU FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS TUM TRUIE sow [de mer) hog-fish [scorpoena] TRTJITE trout | _saumonee, Salmon trout Truite -e a. red-spotted : speckled TRUMEAU pier-glass [arc)i) pier [de boeuf) leg ‘Truqu'er’’ va. to ‘fake’ (up] TSETSE tsetse fly ‘T.S.F.’ | La_, ‘Wireless’ (telegraphy] T. S. V. P. [tournez s’il vous plait] P. T. O. Tu pron. thou | ‘a_ et a toi,’ On very inti- Tuable a. fit to kill [mate terms Tuant' -e a. | Ce travail est —, This is killing work | Cet homme est_This fellow ‘bores one to death’ [morning bath ‘TUB’_ [te-6] Prendre son_, To take one’s TUBE _ [ang. pr. tioube] pipe TUBERCULE tubercle Tuberculeux' -euse a. tuber'cular TUBERCULINE tuber'culin : Koch’s lymph TUBERCULOSE [s, z] —lo'sis : tuber'cular disease : ‘white plague’ TUBEREUSE tuberose Tubulaire a. | Pont_, Tubular bridge Tudesqu'e a. Teutonic [fig) boorish Tuer' va. to kill: to destroy [a coups de fusil, etc.) to shoot [a coups de ...) to ... to death [fig) to ‘bore ... to death’ | _le temps, To TUE'RIE slaughter : butchery [kill time Tue-t£te | a_, As loud as he [ou ...] can halloo : at the top of one’s voice TUEUR killer | _ de ..., ...-killer TUF, TUFFEAU [geol) tufa [agr) chalk TUILE tile | _ GREUSE gutter-tile TUILERIE tile-field | Les —S, [Palace and gardens in Paris, on the site of a tile-field. The palace was destroyed in 1S71] TUILIER" tile-maker | TULIPE tulip [tioulip] TULIPIER" tulip-tree [i.e. the American one] TULLE net [de soie) tulle | _brode, Figured net | — a pois, Spotted net |_uni, Plain net TUMEFACTION" [ti as see] _ [fak-che-nn] Tumefler' va. to tumefy TUMEUR tumour : swelling TRU ENGLISH—FRENCH TUM (TRUNK [tre-gnk] tronc [limbless body) torse [proboscis) trompe [chest) malic : coffre | -LINE [«3l] grande ligne -MAKER fabricant de mattes : layetier TRUNN'ION [ye-nn] tourillon TRUSS [of hay) 25 kilos. [The English truss contains 5 times as much as a botte] [package) balle: paquet [for a rupture) bandage herniaire [of roof) ferme [ V. 3 lines below] [4») drosse | -MAKER bandagiste Truss va. [fowls) trousser [— up, tie) lier | § e'd BEAM poutre armee ^TRUSS'ER [agr] botteleuse § TRUST confiance (en] [office) charge [charge) v garde [secret) confidence [com) credit [ring) ^ ‘trust’ : syndicat [turnpike_) administra- 3 tion (des routes'] Breach of_, Abus de con- 5 fiance \ To hold ... in_Tenir ... par fidei- § commis | On__ [com] a credit 6 Trust v. avoir confiance en [to, a: with, a) se fier [believe) ajouter foi a: croire [risk) risquer [hope) esperer [com) l’aire credit a (for, de] To_him with it, Le lui confier | To_to providence, Se reposer sur la P TRUSTEE' [tt] depositaire: fideicommissaire: administrateur [of an orphan) tuteur -trice | Board of_s, Couseil d’administration: con- seil de surveillance | In the hands of _s, En regie [de confiance [news, etc.) exact Trust'worthy [oueur'the : th faible] a. digne ^Trus'ty a. fidele : sur • TRUTH [trouth, th fort] verite : [le) vrai [tech, mach) justesse | To speak the _, Dire la verite : a vrai dire, ... | To tell the —, a vrai dire | A certain amount of—, Some ,Du vrai Truth'f ul a. vrai: veridique |_NESS veracite (TRY [attempt, & football] essai Try va. essayer (to, de] eprouver [ V. S’y re- | prendre] [test weights, etc.) verifier [weary) :§ fatiguer [law) juger : mettre en jugement | _one’s best, faire de son mieux (to, pour] _for, tacher d’obtenir j ‘_for it,’ Tenter le coup | _on, [clothes] essayer | To_it V on with, Chercher a mettre ... dedans Try'ing a. penible : difficile : ennuyeux ® TRY-ON' [fam] tatonnement | It’s only a_, ~ Ce n’est qu’un ballon d’essai TRY'SAIL [tra'isse-l] Storm__ Artimon TSET'SE FLY mouche tse-tse TUB [te-b] cuve [for butter) tinette [for plants) caisse [—ful)cuvee [bath) ‘tub’ | Old —[ship] Yieux sabot ] Wash-deck__ Bailie j_-size'd a. a la cuve TUBE [tioube] _ [anat) trompe \ Boiler _, Bouilleur | Inner_[of tyre] Chambre a air | Outer Enveloppe | -CUT'TER coupe-tube | _ RAILWAY chemin de fer souterrain [Paris) ‘metro’ | To ‘ take the_Prendre le metro | _STATION station du metro TU'BINGf tuyautage : tubes (pi] Rubber _, Tuyau en caoutchouc TUCK [te-k] pli: plisse [argot) friandises (pi] With_[book] a [or avec] bavette |_in [bed) border [cover) envelopper j_lip, retrousser| To _ up one’s DRESS, Se retrousser j -BOX’ botte a provisions [an college] ‘_-IN,’ repas :‘gueuleton’ | ‘-SHOP’ patisserie TUCK'ER collerette : chemisette : guimpe TU'ESDAY [tiouze-de] mardi | On_, Mardi TUFT [grass, etc.) touffe [bird’s) liuppe Tul’t'ed a. touffu : huppe ^ TUG remorqueur j To give a TUG, Faire tin effort: donner un coup de collier : tirer ■“ Tug [-gge'd] v. tirer [tow) remorquer TUI'TION [che-nn] enseignement: lemons (pi] TU'LIP tulipe -TREE tulipier | -WOOD bois de rose TUM'BLE [fam] culbute [on., and to_down) tomber par terre : degringoler (into, dans] [crease) chifi'onner Tum'ble-down a. ... en ruine : delabre TUM'BLER [glass) verre [lock) fouillot [of gun) noix [person) sauteur: saltimbanque [pigeon) culbutant [child’s toy) sorcier [4>: for stopper, etc.) doigt TUM'BRIL [te-mm] [artil) caisson [X) four- gon [Fr. Rev.) tombereau TU'MOUR [tioume.'r] tumetir TUM FRAN C AIS—AN GL AIS TUR Tumulaire a. sepulchral: of the grave | Pierre _, Tombstone TUMULTE _t : uproar: disturbance : disorder: bustle 1 En__ In a riotous manner Tumultueux" -euse a. tumultuous : riotous TUMULUS_ [tioume-you-le-ss] barrow tungst£ne tung'sten | Acier au __ T steel TUNIQUE tunic : coat: vestment [anat. bot) tunic : membrane | Sainte_, ‘Holy coat ’ TUNNEI-[te-ne-'l] Sous le_In the T TUPINET" long-tailed tit TURBAN" [teur-be-nn] TURBINE — | — a vapeur, Steam T pswat’ ‘Turbiner’’ vn. [argot] to ‘stew hard’: to TURBOT"_ [ang. pr. te-r-be-t] TURBOTIERE turbot-kettle TURBULENCE _ : noisiness Turbulent’ -e a._t : noisy TUM ENGLISH-FRENCH TUR Tuvnul'tuous [tiou] a. tumultueux : turbulent TUN [te-nvi] fat: foudre TUNE [tioune] air : ton \va.) accorder : mettre d’accord | In_D’accord | Out of_, Faux | To change one’s _, [fig] Changer denote | To sing in_, out of_, Chanter juste, faux | 1_up' [a motor] Mettre ... au point Tu'ne’ful [tioimn-fe-l] a. harmonieux TU'NER [tioune-r] accordeur TU'NIC tunique | Service_, Vareuse TU'NINO [tioun] accord | -FORK diapason | -HAMMER cle d’accordeur | ‘_UP’ mise au point (d’un moteur] TUNN'EL_ [m. -lle'd) percer | In the — - Sous le T | TUNN'ELLING- pereement -^TUNN'Y tlion^ | Tur'bid a. trouble TUREE'N [tiourine] Sauce Sauciere j Soup _, Soupiere ['TURF [grass) gazon [peat) tourbe [racing, etc.) turf [va.) gazonner | -CUTTER tourbier TURF'ING- gazonnement |_SPADE ecobue Turf'y a. [peaty] tourbeux Ph Tur'gid a. ampoule : guinde gTURK Turc [tvrannical man) Cosaque g TUR'KEY dindon : clinde | _ COCK dindon | . _HEN dinde | _RED [cloth] andrinople ftTUR'KISH [le) turc [«•) turc, turque : ... de Turquie |_BATH bain turc |_TOWEL serviette epongc : serviette de bain TUR'MERIC safran des Indes l TUR'MOIL trouble : inquietude TURN [pr. teurne] tour [bend) detour [in the road) tournant[form) contour [direction) tour- nure [of mind) tournure d’esprit: caractere : ton [change) changement [liking) dispositions (pi] gout : penchant [stroll) tour | At every _, a tout propos : a tout bout de champ | A good_, Un service (d’ami] An abrupt__ A sharp_Un tournant brusque | By_s, Tour a tour ! To retire in_, Sortir a tour de role | To have [on take] a_, Faire un tour | To take a_round [with a rope] Faire un tour mort sur | To have several_s at.... Essayer ... a plusieurs reprises | Toa_, a point Till’ll [teurne] v. [to, a, vers] tourner : se t: 1 faire t [red, pale, etc.) devenir ... [or rougir, palir, etc.] [to the past) se retourner (vers] [into, en) changer : convertir [from, de) detourner [one’s attention) porter (I’att. sur [to another subject) passer (a] [the scale) faire pencher [wheat in warehouses) manier [the edge of, etc.) emousser [the stomach)soulever (le cceur] [make one’s self)se faire [old clothes, to renew them)retourner 11 don’t know where to_Je ne sais oil donner de la tete | Wherever I _, [to look] De quelque cote que je me tourne ... | To ‘_one’s COAT’, Tourner casaque | He’s_e’d 50. II a passe la cinquan- taine | He’s_e’d 20, II a vingt ans accomplis _about, retourner : se r : faire volte-face _aside, _away, detourner: se detourner : s’eloigner (from, de] [F._off] _back, s’en retourner : rebrousser chemin [in a book) regarder en arriere _... back, renvoyer — down, [one’s collar, etc.) rabattre [bed) faire la couverture [a leaf) plier [the gas) baisser [vn. a street, etc.) prendre [to the right, etc.) _for SORTS [tvp] bloquer [tourner _in, rentrer [to bed) se mettre au lit fner _... in, remplier | _... inside out, retour- _ ... into, changer ... en | To_ them into money, En faire de l’argent _ off [dismiss servant) renvoyer : congedier : remercier [in another direction) detourner : se d [at the gallows) lancer [the water, gas, steam) couper : fermer _on', lacher | _' on. dependre de | The gas is_e’d on, Le gaz est ouvert [ou tourne] _ out vn. tourner [of the house, etc.) sortir : quitter [of the way) se detourner : faire un coude [_out of bed) se lever [on strike) se mettre en greve | It_s out, after all. that..., II se trouve, apres tout, que ... | _out well, badly, Tourner bien. mal | The crops_out well, La recolte s’annonce bien | e’d out very well, Tres bien reussi | We e’d out 50 strong, Nous nous trouvames 50 _... out, va. faire sortir [of a society) chasser : mettre a la porte : excomnninier [official) re- voquer: destituer [servant) chasser: renvoyer: congedier : remercier [out of doors) mettre a la porte [to grass) mettre ... au vert [of bed) jeter... a has du lit [produce) fabriquer | _ the ROOM out, [cleaning] Faire la piece a fond _over, retourner: se r: renverser : se r [to, a) remettre | _ it over in one’s mind, reflechir a : rouler (dans son esprit]_over the leaves of, feuilletei* _round, tourner [pers) se retourner |_round a little! Tournez-vous un pen! | _ ... round Va. [mach. & &] virer | _round and round, tournoyer fete.) se reporter a _to, [pers. for information) s’adresser a [diet. _up, retourner [dress) retroussei*: se r [occur) survenir: arriver | To ‘_up ’ at Lyons [pers] Se trouver a Lyon | He ’_e’d up ’ too late, II est arrive trop tard | -up SEAT strapontin _ upside down, [ou bottom upwards] mettre sens dessus dessous : faire chavirer TURN'COAT [teurne-kote] transfuge : renegat TURN'COCK fontainier [fam)’lacheur’ TUR FRAN (? AIS—AN GLAIS TUY TURC [& a.] Turkish | TURC, TURQUE [& a.] Turk : Turkish woman [ou lady] a la_, In the Turkish style | Le parti jeune-turc, The Young Turkey party ‘ TURELURE' | La meme_, ‘The same old TURF_ [racing] [en ang. pr. teurf] [story’ TURLUPIN" wretched jester [ou punster] TURLUPINADE low jest Turlupiner- va. to ridicule [un.) to pun ‘ Turlututu!’ int. Fiddlesticks! Tan old hole’ ‘ TURNS’ den :‘diggings’ | ‘ Quelle _! ’ ‘ What TURPITUDE _ [teur'pe-tioude"] TURQU OISE _ | TUSSILAGE coltsfoot Tutelaire a. tutelary : guardian TUTELLE guardianship : protection TUTEUR -TRICE guardian : protector : prop TUTOIE'MENT" theeing and thouing Tutoyer- va. to thee and thou TUYAU tube [a gaz, a Veau, de poele, d'orgue, etc.)pipe [de cheminee) flue [exterieur) shaft [ ) hood [de bib) stalk [linge) fluted plait [fig, fam) ‘ tip ’: ‘ wrinkle ’ : bit of information | — acoustique, Speaking-tube | ‘_de poele’, ‘Chimney-pot’ (hat] _en caoutchouc, Rubber tubing | _a manchon, Socket pipe | _ principal, Main | —TAGE tubing : piping TUR ENGLISH-FRENCH TYE TURN'-DOWN COLL'AR col rabattu TURN'ER [teurne-r] tourneur /TURN'ING tour [in road) detour : tournant [clothes) action de retourner [at lathe) tour- nage : travail au tour | -GEAR [for engine] vireur | -LATHE tour | -TOOL outil de T TUR'NIP navet [big watch) ‘ oignon ’ — CUTT'ER coupe-racines | RAD'ISH ~TURN'KEY [fa] guichetier [radis gTURN'-OUT [aoutt] equipage : train : gala -STURN'OVER apprenti (qui passe a un autre v maitre] TURN-OYER chiffre d'affaires « TURN'PIKE [i ail harriere TURN'PLATE [a e] [F. Turntable] TURN'SPIT tourne-broche TURN'STILE [i ai] tourniquet (compteur] TURN'STONE [bird] tourne-pierre TURN'TABLE plaque tournante [heavy, for v loco. & tender) pont tournant TUR'PENTINE t6r€benthine | Spirits of _, i Essence de T TUR'QUOISE turquoise TURR'ET tourelle \ -CLOCK horloge de clo- cher | -LATHE tour-revolver | -SHIP vais- seau a tourelles | _ed a. garni de T’s TUR'TLE tortile | To ‘turn_,’ Chavirer (la quille en haut] _DOVE tourterelle _SOUP soupe a la tortue [F. Mock] TUS'CAN [te-ske-nn] [& a.) Toscan-c Tush ! int. Fi! Fi done! Bah ! Ta, ta, ta, ta! TUSK [te-sk] defense : croc TUS'SLE [te-ce-f] To have a_, Lutter Tut, tut! int. Bah ! Bah ! TU'TELAGE [tiou-te-tidje] tutelle TU'TOR [tioute-r] [private) precepteur [coll) repetiteur [law) tuteur | French_, Profes- seur [or maitre] de franqais | Tu'tor va. in- struire : enseigner | _SHIP preceptorat : emploi de precepteur TUT'WORK ouvrage a forfait: entreprise TWAD'DLE faribole : fadaises (pi] TWAIN [mot archaique] [<fc a.] deux TWANG [touagne] son aigu [nasal twang) na- sillement [vn.) crier [va.) faire crier or sonner TWEED [touide] ‘_’: drap d'Ecosse | Harris _, T fort, fabrique par les paysans de Vile de Harris (Ecosse] ’TWEEN-DECKS entre-pont TWEE'ZERS (pi] petite pince : pince a epiler Twelfth a. douzieme [of the month, and kings) douze | Charles the_, Charles douze _NIG’HT le jour des Rois [F. Gateau] Twelve a. douze | _o'clock. Midi [at night) minuit | For a —MONTH, Depuis un an [future) pendant un an [gone away) pour un an [F. This] [kings) vingt Twentieth a. vingtieme [of the month, and Twenty a. vingt | -first a. vingt et unieme [of the month, and kings) vingt et un Twice [touaice] ad. deux fois : a deux reprises _ as much, Le double : deux fois autant [dre TWIG [i bref] petite branche [v. fam) compren- TWI'LIG'HT [toudilaite] crepuscule | In the _Entre chien et loup : a la brune TWILL croise | Twille’d a. croise TWIN jumeau, jumelle | The_S, [astr.] Les Gemeaux | -screw' a. ... a deux helices TWINE [i at] ficelle [sail_) fil (a voile] [ua.) enlacer [vn.) s’entrelacer | _ round, tour- ner autour : entourer TWINGE elancement: tiraillement Tter Tw'in'kle v. scintiller : etinceler [eyes) cligno- TWINK'LING- scintillement [a.) etincelant | In the_of an EYE, En un clin d’ceil TWIRL tournoiment | _va. faire tournoyer : [fam) ‘ faire le moulinet avec’ | To_one's THUMBS, Se tourner les pouces — round, tournoyer [pers) pirouetter TWIST cordon : tresse [cotton ou silk_) cor- donnet (de ...] [of tobacco) carotte [wrench) tortillement | To give ... a_, Tordre j Twist va. tordre [to wind) entortiller : entre- i lacer : s'entrelacer j_DRILL meclie ameri- i caine (or helicoidale'] Twist'ed a. tordu [thread, belt, column) tors Twit [-tted] va. reprocher a(...]They_him with having said, On lui reproche d’avoir dit l TWITCH, _ING [jerk) saccade [of muscles) contraction [of pain) tressaillement [part of a bridle) serre-nez Twitch va. tirer [un.) se contractor TWITT'ER gazouillement [vn.) gazouiller j ’Twixt prep, entre | /Two a. deux | _and_, Deux a deux i o Two-edge'd a. a deux tranchants Tment 'vTwo'fold a. double [ad.) deux fois : double- I Twop'enny-halfpenny [pr. te-pe-ne-hepe-ne] a. | A_AFFAIR, Une affaire de deux sous j TWO-SEATER voiturette a deux places TWO-SPEED GEAR | With_, Avec change- ment de vitesse : a deux Vs TWO-TO-ONE GEAR engrenage de dedouble- TYCOO'N tatcoun Lment 1 TYM'PAN [timm'pe-mi\ _ |_SHEET marge TUY FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS TZI Tuyauter* va. to plait: to quill [fam) to give ... a ‘ tip ’ (ou wrinkle]_IE tube-works TUYERE tuyere [de forgeron) tue-iron TYMPAN" [m nasal] _ [oreille) drum larch) spandrel | Tympaniser' va. to lampoon : to ‘ show ... up ’ TYMPANON” [m nasal] dulcimer TYPE_[ang. pr. taipe] pattern | 'Bon_' ‘ Good sort ’ | ‘ Drole de_‘ Queer fellow ' TYPHLITE [tee-fleet] itis [flai'-tiss] Typhoide a. typhoid [fat] enteric (fever] TYPHON" cyclone TYPHUS _ [ang. pr. tai-fe-ss] Typique a. typical [fee-1] TYPOGRAPHIC typog'rapher : printer | Impri- meur_, Letterpress printer TYPOGRAPHIE typography : printing : letterpress : letterpress printing i Typographique a. typographic TYRAN" tyrant [ang. pr. fat] TYRANNIE tyr'anny [pr. ft] Tyrannique a. tyrannical [-nienf -lly] Tvranniser’ va. to tyr'annize over TYROLIEN" -ENNE [& a.] Tyrolese TYROLIENNE Tyrolese song (ou dance] TZIGANE gipsy : strolling musician TYP ENGLISH-FRENCH TYR TYPE_ | In new _, En caracteres neufs | Small_, Petit caractere | Clear_, C facile j a, lire | Already in _, Deja compose | To I keep the_standing, Conserver la forme _ va. [t.e. typewrite] dactylographier : ecrire ... a la machine | Type'd, Dactylographie COMPARATIVE SIZES OF TYPE Gem = Systeme Didot, Corps 3 et demi i Diamond . n 4 Pearl. n 4 et demi i Ruby. n 5 Nonpareil (type of this die.) u 6 Minion. n 7 Brevier [pr. l/re-vire] . ii 7 et demi Bourgeois [pr. be-r-djoi'ce] n 8 Long Primer .... ii 9 Small Pica . n 10 Pica. ii 11 English. ii 12 Great Primer .... ii 16 Double Pica. n 20 Two-line Pica .... u 22 12 points American equal 11 points Systeme Didot. The Didot point is 0‘376 mm. or 0‘01480 inch. The Engl, point = 0‘01383 inch. [Note. Speaking of leaded type, describe it as ‘ interligne. ’ Thus, Long Primer leaded with 6 to pica would be, as nearly as possible, ‘Corps neuf, interligne de deux points.’ Set solid is ‘Non-interligne.’] TYPE'-FOUNDER fondeur de caracteres TYPE'-SETTER compositeur [F. next line] TYPE'- SETTING MACHI'NE machine a composer TYPE'W'RITER machine a ecrire [person) dactylographe (& f.] TYPE/W RI'TING dactylographie : copies a fa machine (pi] Type'w’ritten a. ecrit a la machine TY'PIST [& f] dactylographe | _ and stenographer. Steno-dactylographe Ty r'annize over [nalize] va. tyranniser j1 TYRE [taire] bandage [eye, motor-car) pneu- matique : ‘pneu’ | Beaded _, Bandage a talons | Cushion_, Caoutchouc creux | Solid —, C plein | Wheels with rubber_s, Roues caoutchoutees | Punctured_, Pneu creve | I have a puncture in my back_, Mon pneu de derriere est creve | Your _ is ‘down,’ Votre P est degonfle | Slack_, P pas assez gonfle | Smooth-tread _, Enveloppe lisse | Spare —, P de rechange | Studded_, P ferre -CARRIER porte-pneus | -GAITER corset- guetre | -GAUGE manometre | -LEVER demonte-pneus | -PUMP pompe a pneus | -REMOVER demonte-pneus | -REPAIR OUTFIT necessaire de reparations \ -STOPPING mastic pour enveloppes | -VALVE valve de charhbre a air TY'RO [y ai\ novice : apprenti : consent TYR'OLE'SE [y, i bref] [& a.] Tyrolien -enne \ _SONG or DANCE, tyrolienne % U FRANQ AIS—AN GLAIS UNA U [pr. like the German ii. En anglais pr. you] UBIQUITE ty UDOM^TRE rain-gauge UHLAN" _ [ang. pr. you'-le-nn] UKASE [ii-kdzz] _ [ang. pr. you'-kece] ULCERATION" [ti as see] _ ULCERE ul'cer [e-l'ce-r] Ulcerer’ va. to ulcerate [sens fig.) to embitter | Coeur_e, Sore heart | S’_, vr. to ulcerate : to grow embittered | Ulcereux’ -euse a. ul- Uimique a. | Acide_, Humic acid Lcerous ULSTER ulster [coat] Ulterieur-e a. ulterior Ulterieure’ment’ ad. further : later on ULTIMATUM _ [niet'm] ULTRA [<fc a.] _ ULTRAMONTAIN”-E [&a.] _montane [tene] Ultra-violet--ette a._ Un, Une a. one : some : any [article) a, an | _ roti, Roast meat, a joint | Une friture, Fried fish (etc.] — a _, One at a time : one after another | L’— l’autre, Each other | Les_s les autres, One another | L’_ et l’autre, Both| L’— ou l’autre, Either | Ni 1’_ ni l’autre, Neither | Plus d’_, More than one | C’est tout — It is all one : ... are one and the same thing | Je suis 1’_de ..., I am one of... | L’_ portant [or dans] l’autre, One with another | Les —s disent, Some say | _jour, One day [futur) some day | Ne faire ni une ni deux. With no more ado : to ‘ make no bones about Unanime a. unanimous Ooj [-menf -ly] [it ’ UNANIMITE _ty | a V_, Unanimously U ENGLISH-FRENCH UNA U non marque est bref, et se prononce comme e dans me, te, se. U BOAT sous-marin allemand UDD'ER [e-de-r] mamelle : pis (de vache] UG'LINESS laideur Ug'ly a. laid [wound) vilain : dangereux [fig) mauvais | _LOOK [fig] vilain air | An _ THING. Une laideron | Frightfully _, Laid -e a faire peur , U. K. [United Kingdom] Royaume Uni UL'CER ulcere Ul'cerate [ce-re'te] v. ulcerer : s’ulcerer Ul'cerous [ce-re-ss] a. ulcereux Ult. [abre'v. pour Ultimo] du mois dernier Ul'timate [me-<t] a. dernier : definitif _ly ad. a la fin : en definitive : enfin Ul'timo ad. dernier | On the 10th _, Le 10 Ul'tra a._: extreme [du mois d ULTRAMARI'NE outremer : bleu d’O [a.)d’0 Umbelliferous [lif-e-re-ss] a. ombellifere UM'BER terre d'ombre UM'BRAGE ombrage | To take_, S’offusquer Umbra'geous a. ombreux : plein d’om&re UMBRELL'A parapluie [F. Riflard] -STAND porte-parapluies | -STICK manche de parapluie UM'PIRE [e-mm-paire] arbitre [between 2 arbitrators) tiers arbitre [between masters and men) prud’homme Un*..., Non-...: in...: de...: peu ...: mal... Unaba'ted [e-betedd] a. non diminue : toujours le [or la\ meme: qui ne se ralentit pas Una'ble [e-be-l] a. incapable (to, de] I am_ to, Je ne saurais ... : je ne puis ... Unaceen'ted a. non-accentue [philology) atone (lettre) sans accent | e,_, e muet Unacceptable [te-b'l] a. inacceptable Unaccepted a. refuse Unacconim'odating a. peu accommodant Unaccompanied a. non accompagne (de] Unaccom'plishe’d a. inacheve : sans talent Unaccou'ntable a. inexplicable : inconceva- ble : bizarre : inouV | Unaccou'ntably ad. dune manure inexplicable : etrangement Unaccou'nted for pp. dont on n’a pas Vexplication : manquant Unaccustomed [e-ne-ke-ss'te-mmdd] a. inac- coutume [to, a) peu habitue Unacknowledged \w nul] a. non reconnu : sans repotise [politics) non accredits Unacquai'nted peu familier (avec] peu verse (dans] To be_with, Ignorer 11 am_with him, Je ne le connais pas Unadorn'e’d a. sans ornement Unadulterated [e'tedd] a. pur : sans melange Unadvi'sable [vai-ze-be-l] a. peu convenable : peu sage Unadvi'se’d [adva'i-zdd] a. inconsidere : mal conseille [bill) sans avis : dont on n’a pas avise le tire | _ly [edd-le ] ad. imprudem- ment: mal a propos Unaffect'ed simple : naturel: sans affectation: naif: aise [not touched) insensible _ly \tedd-le\ ad. simplement: sans affectation: Unafrai'd a. sans peur [naturellement Unai'ded a. tout seul: sans aide Unalloy'e'd a. pur: sans melange Unalterable [e-b’l] a. inalterable Unama'ze’d a. non etonne Tteux Unambiguous a. sans equivoque : non dou- Unambi'tious a. sans ambition [or pretention] Una'miable [em-ye-be-l] a. peu aimable Unan'imous [you-na-ni-me-ss] a. unanime | Carried_ly, Vote a Vunanimite Unanswerable [e-nannce-r-e-be-l] a. irrefutable : sans replique _bly ad. dune maniere irrefutable Unan'swere'd [e-nannee-r-de'] a. [reste) sans reponse Tpar] Unappall'e'd [polld] a. nullement effraye (by, Unapproach'able [e-protch-e-be-l] a. inaccessible :inabordable Unappropriated [etedd] a. non approprie Unappro'ved [prouvdd] a. non approuve Unarm'e'd [armdd] a. sans armes : desarme Unask'e'd [asfctt] a. sans etre invite: sponta- nement Unaspi'ring [i di] a. modeste : sans ambition Unassailable [e-ne-se-le-be-V] a. inattaquable: hors datteinte Unassist'ed a. tout seul: sans aide fdeste Unassu'ming [siou] a. sans pretention : mo- Unato'ne'd a. non expie : sans expiation Unattaeh'e’d a. [officers] en disponibilite Unattainable a. inaccessible : impossible Unattempt'ed a. qui n’a pas ete tente Unattend'ed a. seul : tout seul : sans suite : neglige : peu frequente : pas suivi (by, de] * Ce prefixe, tres employe en anglais, se pr.d'habitude comme le ‘un’ dans le mot ‘lunch.’ [639] UNA ENGLISH-FRENCH UNC U non marque est bref, et se prononce comme e dans me, te, se. Unauthen'ticatcd [fce'] a. dont Vauthenticity n’a pas ete constatee [law) non legalise Unauthorized [the-rdizde: th fort] a. sans autorisation: sans autorite: illicite : illegal Unavailing a. inutile : infructueux : vain Unavoidable a. inevitable _bly ad. inevitablement | _detained, Re- tenu malgre soi Unawa're [e-ne-ouere] a. | To be_of, Ignorer Unawa'res [e-ne-ouerze] [ou At _] ad. a Vimproviste : au depourvu : par megarde : a son insu [or leur, or mon, etc. insu] Unaw'e'd a. sans etre intimide (by, par] Unba'ke'd [a e] a. non cuit Unbalanced a. [mind] desequilibre Unbapti'ze’d [bapp-taizdd] a. non bap'tise Unbar' [-rredj va. enlever la barre de Unbear'able [ea, e] a. insupportable Unbecoming, Unbefitting a.peu convenable (to, a] inconvenant : malseant: deplace : qui ne va pas bien |_ly ad. dime maniere in- convenante : sans grace UNBELIE'F [ie, t] incredulity : scepticisme Unbelie'vable [ie, t] a. incroyable UNBELIEVER [ie, t] incredule : infidele : me- creant: sceptique Unbelie'ving [ie, t] a. incredule Unbend' va. detendre : debander : relacher : se r (etc] [a sail) deverguer [jib, staysail, rope) degarnir [cast olf, a rope, etc.) defrapper [a cable) detalinguer Unbending a. inflexible : intransigeant Unben'efice'd a. sans benefice Unbi' asse’d [i ai] a. sans prevention : sans prejuges : impartial Unbidd'e'n a. & ad. sans etre invite : sans ordre : spontanement Unbi'nd [iai] v. [pret. <£ pp. Unbound] delier: detacher -. desserrer Unbla'mable a. sans reproche Unbla'mably ad. sans reproche Unblea'che'd [ea, t] a. ecru Unblem'ishe'd a. pur : sans tache : intact Unbless'e’d, Unblest' a. non beni [cursed) maudit Unblo'w’n a. non encore epanoui : en bouton Unblushing a. ehonte : impudent : sans ver- gogne Unbolt [6] va. oter le verrou de : ouvrir Unbolted [o] a. [flour, etc.] non blute Unborn' a. pas encore ne : [encore) a naitre [things) a venir Unborr'owe d a. naturel : pas e&prunte Unbo'som [bouze-mni] va. reveler : decouvrir | _one’s self to, s’ouvrir a : s’epancher dans le sein de ... Unboug’ht' [bott, o comme dans sort] a. non achete | _ ad. pour rien Unbound' [ou, aou] [pret. & pp. V. Unbind] a. delie : denoue : libre [books) non relie Unbou'nded [baounn-dedd] a. sans homes : illimite : infini | _ly ad. sans homes Unbreak'able [ea, e] a. incassable Unbrea'thable [brith, th faib.] a. irrespirable | Unbri'be'd [i at] a. non corrompu: non achete [ad.) sans etre achete Unbri'dle’d [e-nn-braide-ldd] a. sans bride [fig) dechaine : effrene Unbro'ke'n [brok'n] a. non rompu : non inter- rompu [promise, or law, etc.) non viole : non enfreint [horse, etc.) non dresse Unbuc'kle va. deboucler Unbuilt' [e-nn-billtf] a. a batir fs'epancher Unbur'de'n va. decharger | — one’s self, vr. 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[fam] inaccessible | Uncom'e'ly a. disgracieux : malseant | Uncom'fortable [feur-te-be-V] a. peu con- S fortable:incommode:qui manque de confort s [person) mal a son aise : gene [news) peu ^ agreable : triste ) _NESS desagrement : | incommodite : gene | Uncom'fortably ad. mal a Vaise : d'une V maniere peu confortable UNC ENGLISH-FRENCH UND U non marque est href, et se prononce comme e dans me, te, se. § Uncomm'on a. extraordinaire : singulier : i, rare : inouT | _ly ad. extraordinairement: s infiniment | _ good, Excellent: magnifique g [joke) impavable | _well, a merveille ,§UNCOMM'ONNESS rarete Uncomple'ted [ke-mmpli-ted] a. inacheve Uncom'promising [pro-maize'] a. intraitable : intransigeant fsans-souci : sang-froid UNCONCERN' [ke-nn-ceurne] indifference : Unconcern'e'd a. indifferent | An_look, Un air detache Uncondi'tional [«e-f] a. sans conditions : ab- solu I -Hy ad. sans conditions : a discretion Unconfi'ne'd [faindd] a. libre : illimite Unconfirmed [feurmde] a. non confirme Unconform'able [me-be-l] a. non conforme : incompatible (to, avec] contraire (a] Unconnect'ed a. decousu [with, de) separe : detache [with, a) etranger Uncon'qiTerable [e-be-l] a. invincible [fig)in- surmontable | _bly ad. invinciblement Uncon'qu'ere'd a. invaincu : indompte : non soumis „ [exorbitant Uncon'seionable [ne-be-l] a. deraisonnable : Uncon'scious [_conn-che-ss] a. ignorant [of, de) qui n’a pas conscience | He was lying_, [ou, in a state of_NESS] II etait etendu sans connaissance [or, II avait perdu C] _ly ad. a son insu : sans en avoir conscience Uncon'secrated [a e] a. non consacre [person) non sacre [saint) non canonise Unconstitu'tional [ne-V] a. inconstitutionnel _lly ad. inconstitutionnellement [naturel Unconstrained a. libre : sans contrainte : Uncontam'inated [netedd] a. non contamine (with, by, par] non corrompu (by, par] pur Uncontest'ed a. inconteste : non dispute Uncontroll'able a. irresistible : intraitable : indomptable [laughter) inextinguible : fou Uncontrolled [trolde] a. sans frein : sans con- Unconver'ted a. non converti [trainte : libre Unconvin'ce'd a. non convaincu U ncork' va. deboucher Uncorrec'ted a. non corrige [Integre Uncorrup'ted a. pur : non corrompu (by, par] Uncou'ple [e-nn-ke-pe-l] va. decoupler [mach. tech) desengrener , Uncour'teous a. peu courtois Uncouth' [th fort] a. gauche: singulier :etrange _ly ad. gauchement: bizarrement _NESS gaucherie : etrangete Uncov'er [ke-ve-r] v. decouvrir [take off one’s hat) se decouvrir Uncrea'ted [kri-etedd] a. incree Uncrown'e d [craounndd] a. sans couronne UNC'TION [pr. e-gnk-che-nn] onction : baume j Extreme_, L'extreme-onction Unc'tuous [e-gnk-tcliou-e-ss] a. onctueux Uncul'tivated [a e] a. inculte : sans culture Uncur'he'd a. "indompte : sans frein Uncurl' va. defriser [vn.) se d : se derouler Uncut' a. [imp. <fc pp. _] non coupe : intact [loaf, tart, etc.) non entame [book untrimmed) non rogne : non ebarbe Undam'age'd [dammedjd] a. intact: non en- dommage : en bon etat [& & com) non avarie Undau'nted a. intrepide : inebranlable _ly ad. sans se laisser abattre Undecei've va. detromper : desillusionner Undeci'ded [i di] a. indecis: incertain: douteux Undefen'ded a. sans defense [prisoner) sans ._iUndefi'le'd a. sans tache : pur [defenseur '2 Undefi'nable a. indefinissable VUndefi'ne'd a. indefini: non defini Trelig. Undenomina'tional a. neutre (au point de vue Undeni'able [liai] a. incontestable [-bly,-ment Un'der prep. & ad. sous [inferior to, for less than) au-dessous de [in) dans : en | They are — the ministry of ..., Us relevent du minis- tere de ... | _the roof, Sous le toit | _the table, Sous la table |_it,_them, Dessous | _50, Au-dessous de 50 ans | _similar circumstances, En pareille circonstance | _fire, Sous le feu | _penalty of. Sous peine de |_ _sentence of death, Condanme a mort | _ water, Sous Veau | The fire was got_, On s’est rendu maitre du feu | To get_weigh. [&] Lever I’ancre | To keep him_, Le tenir sous le boisseau | To keep ... _, Con tenir: retenir | Look_the word, Voir [or Yoyez] le mot ... | ... are classed_the word Faire, ... sont donnes au mot Faire | Look_F [in the dictionary, etc.] Voir [orVoyez] a F U n'dei’ a. [that is placed under) ... de dessous [that lies lower) ... inferieur [sub-...) sous-... [of officers, etc.) sous-... : subalterne : aide | -BODICE corsage de dessous | -CLERK com* mis | -CLOTHING,_WEAR vetements de dessous (pl]_ CURR'ENT courant inferieur | _LINEN linge de corps | _ PART, _ SIDE dessous | -SKIRT jupon de dessous | -SEC'RETARY sous-secretaire | -SHER'IFF sous-prefet Undei’bid' va. [imp. & pp. _] [outbid) suren- cherir [undersell) offrir a plus bas prix UN'DERCUT [ke-tt] filet Underdon'e [de-nn] a. & pp. [not much done) peu cuit: saignant [not done well enough) pas cuit: pas assez cuit UN'DER-EXPO'SURE pose insuffisante Undergo' va. [imp. Underwent : pp. Undergone] subir : supporter UNDERGRADUATE jeune etudiant (qui n’est pas encore bachelier] [a.) d’L Underground a. souterrain [ad.) sous terre | _PASSAGE souterrain UN'DERGROW-TH broussailles (pi] Underhand' ad. sous main \ _ dealings, Menees secretes \ In an_way, En dessous UNDERLAY' [le] [typ] taquon [va.) taquonner Underlet' va. [imp. & pp—] [land, etc.) sous- affermer [house) sous-louer [contracts) mar- chander [let too low) loner au-dessous de sa valeur \ UNDERLETTING sous-location Underli'e [led] va. etre dessous Underli'ne [Idinn] va. souligner UN'DERLING subaltei’ne [mere tool) ame darn- nee : instrument \damental Underlying part. pres, sous-jacent [fig) fon- Undermen'tione'd a. ... ci-dessous Undermi'ne [mainn] va. miner [by water) affouiller [fig) detruire UNDERMI'NING [mainn] [of fortif.) la mine [foundations, by water) affouillement Undermost a. [le) plus bas, [la) plus basse : inferieur : le dernier, la derniere UNG FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS UNI ‘Unguibus et nostro’ [biice, like German it] ad. ‘ tooth and nail ’ Uni-e a. smooth : even : uniform : level: united [sans ornement) plain Unieme a. ... -first [used in compounds only, as, Vingt et_Twenty-first] UNIFICATION" [ti as see] amalgamation Unifier' va. to amalgamate : to unify UNIFORME [& a.] uniform [you'ni] even UniformemenC ad. uniformly : evenly UNIFORMITE _ty [pr. you'nifor'me-te] UNIGRAPHIE book-keeping by single entry UnimenC ad. | Tout_, Simply : evenly [sans ornement) plainly Uninominal a. | Scrutin_, Voting for one candidate only UNION"_ [you-nye-mi] blending:marriage: match [Concorde) unity [F. Force, Trait] UNIONISTE [& a.] unionist [you-nye-nn] Unipersonnel a. impersonal UND ENGLISH-FRENCH UND U non marque est bref, et se prononce comme e dans me, te, se. Underneath [m] prep, sous [ad.) dessous : au- Un'dernoted a. comme ci-dessous Ldessous Underpaid [imp. & pp. V. Underpay] Underpay' va. [imp. & pp. -paid] payer trop pen : payer insuffisamment Underpin' [-line d] u. reprendre en sous-oeuvre Underrate [rete] va. [undertax) taxer trop has [fig) ne pas estirner a sa valeur : estimer trop peu : deprecier ["recourir : paumoyer Underrun' va. [imp. -rran : pp. -rrun] [&] Undersco're va. souligner Undersea' WAR'FARE, guerre sous-marine Undersell' va. [imp. A pp. -sold] vendre a plus bas prix que [vn.) ‘ gater le metier ’ | He —s everybody, C’est un gate-metier UN'DERSHIELD [of car] tole de protection UN'DERSHOT WHEEL roue en dessous Undersi'g'ne'd [sairmdd] [pi._] a. Apron. \ The__ Le soussigne [or la_ee, or Les —es, -ees] I, the_, Je soussigne -e Un'dersize'd a. au-dessous de la moyenne | — little fellow, Petit bout d’homme [l’essieu Un'derslung' a. [motor-car] a ressorts sous Undersold' [imp. & pp. V. Undersell] Understand' v. [imp. A pp. -stood] [comprehend) comprendre : entendre : apprendre : etre informe de : sous-entendre [know : know how to) s’entendre (en, a] [V. Can] Am I to _... ? Dois-je comprendre ... ? | I_he is ill, J’apprends qu’il est malade | To make one’s self understood, Se faire comprendre | To give ... to_, Faire entendre a ... | He must_ that .... 11 faut qu’il sache que ... | I understood him to say, J’ai cru lui entendre dire | The word ... is to be understood, [i.e. taken for granted] Le mot ... est sous-entendu | It is an understood THING that ..., 11 estbien entendu que ... UNDERSTANDING [1’) entendement: intelligence : raison : jugement: comprehension | Good_Bonne intelligence | There is an _ between them, Us sont A'intelligence | To come to an_with, S’entendre avec _ly ad. en ccmnaissance de cause Understate [stete] va. ne pas assez dire : ne pas exposer suffisamment Understood' a. A pp. [F. Understand] UN'DERSTRAPP'ER inferieur : laquais Underta'ke [a e] va. [imp. -took: pp. -take'n] entreprendre : se charger de [to, a) s'engager [to, de) promettre | I_to say, J’ose dire : je me fais fort de dire : je garantis UN'DERTA'KER [a e] entrepreneur despompes funebres | UNDERTA'KING [ae] entreprise UN'DERTONE [6] In an_, a mi-voix: bas Undertook' [imp. V. Undertake] Undervalue [val'-yot t] va. estimer trop peu : mettre trop au rabais : deprecier Un'der-wa'ter a. [boat] sous-marin UN'DERWEAR [ouere] vetements de dessous: sous-vetements (pi] [linen) linge de corps UN'DERWOOD taillis Underwrite [rditt] va. ecrire au-dessous : souscrire [at Lloyd’s) assurer UNDERWRITER assureur | Board of _s, Comite d ’assurance maritime UN'DERW'RITING assurance [maritime] Undescried' a. non aperqu Undeser've’d [zeurvde] a. immerite _ly [zeur-vedd-le] ad. injustement Undeser'ving a. peu digne (of, de] [things) peu meritoire | To be_of, Ne pas meriter Undesi'rable [zai-re-be-l] a. peu desirable Undetect'ed a. non decouvert: secret Undeter'mine’d a. indetermine : indecis Unde'viating a. constant: ferme : direct Undigested a. non digere Undig'nifie'd [dig'nifaidd] a. sans dignite Undimin'ishe'd a. non diminue : sans diminution | With _ pleasure, Avec un plaisir toujours nouveau Undiscern'ible [zeurne] a. imperceptible Undis'cipline'd [plinndd] a. indiscipline Undiseov'ere'd a. non decouvert: cache Undisgui'se'd [.qaiz’d] a. peu dissimule : sans deguisement: franc : ouvert: sincere Undismay'e'd [dizz-mede] a. sans peur : sans etre decourage | Undisputed a. inconteste Undissem'ble'd [be-ldd] a. non dissimule Undisturb'e'd a. sans etre interrompu : tran- quille : calme Undivi'ded [vai~\ a. tout entier : sans partage Undo' [e-nn-dou'i va. [imp. Undid : pp. Undone] defaire : detacher : ouvrir : perdre Undon'e [e-nn-de-nn ] a. App. [person) perdu [not executed) non execute | I am_, Je suis perdu : c’est fait de moi | To come _, Se defaire : se detacher : se delacer, etc. | To leave ... _, Ne pas faire | To leave nothing _ to, Ne rien negliger pour | What’s done can't be_Ce qui est fait est fait Undou'b'ted [daou-teddl a. hors de doute : in- discutable | _ly ad. sans aucun doute : in- dubitablement Undress' va. deshabiller [im.) se deshabiller| In_U'NIFORM [yoimi] En petite tenue Undri'e'd [dra'idd) a. non seche U ndrink'able a. imbuvable UND ENGLISH-FRENCH UNG U non marque est bref, et se prononce comnie e dans me. te, se. ^Undu'e a. non du [influence, etc.) excessif : exagere [bills) non echu § Un'dulating a. ondoyant : onduleux [land, ’-§ country) accidente g UNDUE A'TION [leche-nn] ondulation ^Un'dulatory [te-re] a. ondulatoire: onduleux i Undu'ly ad indument: par trop VUndu'tiful a. desobeissant: mauvais Undy'ing [y di] a. immortel: imperissable Unear n'e'd [eurndd] a. qu’on n’a pas gagne | _ IN'CREMENT plus-value des terrains aux abords des grandes villes. provenant du developpement social Unearth' [eurth. th fort] va. deterrer _ly a. qui n’est pas de ce monde:surnaturel: infernal: celeste [hour, fam) indue Unea'sily [e-ni-ze-le] ad. peniblement : avec peine | UNEA'SINESS peine : malaise : inquietude | Unea'sy a. inquiet : mal a son aise : gene : penible : incommode | To be [ou make one’s self, ou feel] _about, S’in- quieter de | I’m very_about his health, Je suis inquiet [or preoccupe] de sa sante Uneatable [e-nn-i-te-be-l] a. immangeable Uned'ifying [y di] a. peu ediflant Uned'ucated [a e'] a. sans education Unemployed [emm-ploidd, o dans sort] a. sans emploi : inoccupe : oisif | The _, Les sans-travail | —OY'MENT manque de travail [temporary) chomage | Unemployment INSURANCE, assurance contre le chomage Unencum'bere'd a. libre [with, de) non embarrasses [estates) non hypotheque Unen'ding a. ... sans fin Unendow'e'd [enndaoude] a, denue(with, de] [institutions) sans dotation [Anglais Un-Eng'lish a. peu anglais : peu digne d’un Unenli'g'htene'd [laite-nndd] a. peu eclaire Unenterprising \_prdi] a. peu entreprenant Unen'viable [enn'vi-e-be-l] a. peu enviable Une'qual [ik] a. inegal: disproportionne | _ to the task, Pas a la hauteur de sa tache Une'qualle'd [tfc] a. sans egal : qui n’a pas son egal | Une'qually ad. inegalement Unequi'vocal [Jce-l] a. non equivoque : franc Unerr'ing a. infaillible : sur [-ly, -ment] Une'ven [iv-’nn] a. inegal [rough) raboteux [odd) impair | _ly ad. inegalement UNE'VENNESS [w] inegalite Unexam'ple’d [eg-zamm] a. sans exemple Unexcell'e'd [seiid] a. sans egal Unexceptionable [ne-be-l] a. irrecusable : ir- Unex'ecuted a. inexecute [reprochable Unexhausted a. &pp. inepuise Unexpected a. inattendu : imprevu _ly ad. a l’improviste : sans que l’on s’y at- _NESS soudainete [_tende Unexplai'ne’d [plende] a. inexplique : sans Unexplo're'd [6] a. inexplore [explication Unexpo'se'd [pozdd] a. non expose [photog. plate) qui n’a pas servi Unfa'ding [a e ] a. imperissable : inalterable Unfai'ling [ai e ] a. infaillible : intarissable Unfair' [ai e] a. injuste : deloyal [-ly, -ment] peu equitable : de mauvaise foi [F. Fair] _NESS injustice : deloyaute Unfaith'ful [fai, fe : th fort] a. infidele [-lly, -ment] _NESS infidelite Unfaltering a. sans hesitation : ferine Unfaniil'iar a. peu familier (avec] peu connu Unfash'ionable [fachre-ne-be-l] a.... qui n’est pas de mode : demode _ably [fach'e-ne-ble'] ad. pas a la mode Unfas'Ce’n [face-mi] va. detacher : defaire : ouvrir [ penetrable Unfath'oniable [th faible] a. insondable : im- Unfa'vourable [feveur-e-be-l] a. defavorable : peu favorable (to, a] Unfa'voui‘ably [e-ble] ad. defavorablement Unfee'ling a. insensible : cruel —ly ad. sans pitie: avec cruante: durement Unfei'g’ne’d a. sincere [-ly,-ment] Unfen'ce’d [fennelt] [not hedged] sans cloture Unl’erment'ed [feur-menn'-ted] a. [drink) non fermente [bread) sans levain Unfett/ere’d a. libre : sans entraves Unfin'ishe’d a. inacheve: incomplet Unfit' [-tted] va. rendre incapable: mettre ... hors d’etat (for, de] rendre impropre (a] [a.) impropre: peu propre (for, a] _for service, Hors de service | Unfitly ad. a tort UNFIT'NESS incapacite: inopportunite Unfix' va. detacher | To come_e'd, Se d Unflagg'ing [g, gh] a, soutenu : infatigable Unflattering a. peu flatteur Unfled'ge’d a. sans plumes [tig) jeune : naif : inexperimente : novice [toute epreuve Unflinch'ing [flinntch] a. ferme : resolu : a Unfo'ld [o] va. deployer : ouvrir : developper: reveler [wi.) se d : se r UNFO'LDINGr [o] developpement: revelation [of troops) deployment [L’l Unfor e’see'n [for-cine] a. imprevu | The_, Unforgiv'ing [fe-rghiv : i bref] a. implacable Unl'orgott'e'n [fe-rgott'n] a. pas oublie Unl’orm'e'd [formdd] a. informe Unfortifie d [faide] a. non fortifle : sans defense | _TOWN ville ouverte Unfortunate [for-tche-ne-t] a. malheureux : facheux | _ly ad. malheureusemeut Unfoun'ded [faounn'-dedd] a. sans fondement Unfre'quent a. rare | Not _ly [ad.] Assez souvent Unfrequented [kouenn'-tedd] a. nonfrequente UNFRIEND'LINESS [e-nn-frenndd] manque d'amitie : froideur \ Unfriend'ly a. peu obli- geant: froid : peu amical: hostile Unfrock' va. defroquer Unfro'ze’n [o] a. non gele Unfru'itful [froutt]a. sterile |_NESS sterilite Unfulfill'e’d [fill’dd] a. non accompli Unfurl' va. deferler: deployer Unfur'nishe'd a. non meuble : non garni UNGAI'NLINESS gaucherie : ah- gauche Ungai'nly [ai e] a. maladroit: mal bati Ungallant' a. peu galant: peu courtois Ungath'ere'd a. non cueilli: pas recolte Ungen'erous a. peu genereux: sans gencrosite Unge'nial [djtne-ye-l] a. [climate) rigoureux : rude [pers) froid Ungentee'l [tile] a. de mauvais gout: de mauvais ton : pas comme il faut: mal eleve Ungen'tlemanly [a,e] a. indigne d’un homme comme il faut: vulgaire : commun : deshono- rant | It is_to ..., Il n’est pas d’un galant i homme de ... [V. Malhonnetete] UNI FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS UNI /Uniqu'e a. only [fig) extraordinary | Rome .J. est une ville_, Rome stands alone [ou is 5 unique] Fils_, Only son [above all SUniqu'emenP ad. only : entirely : solely : .Unir va. to unite [aplanir) to smooth : to c level | S’_, To be united : to marry ™UNISSON" unison [s, Z] a 1’_, In unison I^UNITAIRE [& a.] Unitarian [a.) of unity i UNITARISME [reece-m] Unitarianism \ UNITE unity [aritli.) unit /UNIVALVE [& a.] _ . UNIVERS’ universe : whole world | UNIVERSALITE _ty [you’ni-ve-rsal'ite} SUniversel -elle a. universal [honnne) who . knows everything [legataire) sole c Universellemenf ad. universally 01 UNIVERSITAIRE University man [«.) ... of ^ the University | Le corps_The professors 1 of the University \UNIVERSITE _ty 0^ UNG ENGLISH-FRENCH UNI U non marque est bref, et se prononce comme e dans me. te, se. Un-get-at'-able [fam] a. inaccessible Ungla'ze’d [a e ] a. non vitre [ware) non verni [paper, etc.) non glace [stuff) non lustre Unglu'e [glou} va. decoder UNGOD'LINESS [o comme dans sort] impiety Ungod'ly a. impie Ungov'ernable [e-nn-ghe-veur-ne-be-l} a. in- gouvernable : indomptable | In an_RAGE, Furieux : hors de lui Ungov'erne'd a. desordonne : deregie Ungra'ceful [a e] a. disgracieux : sans grace —Uy ad. sans grace Ungra'cious [greche-ss} a. desagreable : dur _ly ad. de mauvaise grace Ungrammatical [gre-matt'i-ke-l} a. incorrect —lly ad. incorrectement Ungra'te'ful [ae]a. ingrat(to, envers][things) desagreable : ingrat | _lly ad. avec ingratitude | _NESS ingratitude Ungrudgingly ad. de bon coeur : volontiers Ungu'ard'ed a. sans defense : indiscret : negligent [moment) d 'absence : d’oubli Unhall'ow'e’d [ha-lode} a. profane Unham'pere’d a. non incommode (by, par] Unhand'some [se-tmn] a. peu genereux : peu attrayant: vilain |_ly ad. mal [commode Unhan'dy a. maladroit : gauche [things) in- Unhang' va. [pret. &pp. Unhung] dependre : descendre : demonter Unhappily ad. malheureusement | To live_, [husb. and wife] Faire mauvais menage UNHAPP'INESS malheur : manque de bon- Unhapp'y a. malheureux [heur Unharm'e’d a. sain et sauf Unhar'ness va. deteler : deharnacher Unhateh'e’d a. non eclos UNHEAL'THINESS [ea, e} insalubrite Unhealthy [hell-the, th fort] a. malsain : insa- lubre : maladif Unheard' of [heurdd-avv] a. inoui: inconnu Unhee'ded [hididd} a. neglige : inaperqu Unhelp'e’d a. sans aide [at table) pas servi Unhesitating a. ferme : sans hesitation |_ly ad. sans hesiter Unhew'n [e-nn-hioune] a. non taille : brut Unhin'dere’d a. sans empechement Unhin'ge va. demonter [mind) deranger Unholy [6] a. impie : profane Unh'on'oure'd a. sans honneur Unhook' va. decrocher [hook and eye) degrafer Unho'pe'd-for a. inespere Unhor'se va. desarqonner Unhou'se [Tnaouze] va. deloger Unhung' [imp. &pp. V. Unhang] U'NICORN [you'-ni] licorne T_, En civil U'NIFORM [you'-ni} a.} uniforme | Not in Unimaginable [g, dj : e-be-l} a. inimaginable Unimpaired a. non diminue : dans toute sa vigueur : intact [ V. Undiminished] Unimpea'chable [immpitch-e-be-l} a. sans re- proche : incontestable Unimpor'tant [te-nntt} a. insignifiant: de peu d ’importance | It is_, C’est peu de chose Unimpro've’d [o, on] a. non ameliore [pers) non corrige : qui n’a rien appris Uninfect'ed a. [with, de] non infecte Uninflamm'ahle [e-be-l} a. ininflammable Uninform'e’d a. ignorant Uninhabitable [e-be-l} a. inhabitable Uninhabited a. inbabite Unin'jure'd a. intact [pers) sain et sauf Uninspi're'd [spai-e-rde} non inspire [writer) Uninstruct'ed a. sans instruction [profane Uninsu're'd [chourde} a. non assure Unintelligible [dje-be-l} a. inintelligible _bly ad. A'une maniere peu intelligible Uninten'tional [term’die-ne-l} a. fait sans intention, sans dessein _lly ad. sans le vouloir : sans intention Unin'terested a. indifferent (a] pas interesse (dans] qui ne prend pas d’interet (a] Unin'teresting a. sans interet Uninterrup'ted a. ininterrompu : continuel : sans interruption Uninterrup'tedly ad. sans interruption Uninvi'ted [vai-ted} a. sans invitation Uninvi'ting [vai} a. peu attrayant [dish) peu tentant U'NION [youn-ye-nn} u— [workhouse) maison des pauvres : asile[pipe connection)raccord | Poor-law_, Canton [F. Force, Fr.] -JACK pavilion anglais [c.-a-d. qui reunit les trois croix d’Angleterre, d'Ecosse, et d Irlande} U'NIONIST unioniste [trades-_)membre d'une societe ouvriere : ouvrier syndique U'NISON [youni-ze-nn} unisson U'NIT [younitt} unite [_ISM unitarisme UNITA'RIAN [you-ne-teri-e-nn} [<fea.] unitaire Uni'te [you-ndite} v. unir : s’unir : se joindre (to, with, a, avec] [efforts, forces) reunir : joindre | Uni'ted a. uni [efforts, etc.) reuni | The_STATES, les l5tats-Unis Uni'tedly ad. ensemble : d’accord U'NITY [you’ne-te} unite [concord) union Univer'sal [youni-ve-rse-l} a. universel Univer'sally ad. universellement UNIYER'SITY [youni-ve-r-se-te} universite _ MAN [pi. _men] universitaire UNJ ENGLISH-FRENCH UNO U non marque est bref, et se prononce comme e dans me. te, se. Unjust' a. injuste : inique [-ly, -ment] Unjustifiable [dje-ss'tifai-e-be-l] a. in justifiable | Most _l>ly (ad.) D'une maniere in- justifiable Unkempt' a. en desordre : mal peigne Unkenn'el [-lle'd] va. deterrer : relancer Unki'nd [i, ai] a. desobligeant : malveillant | It is very_of him, C’est tres mal a lui —ly ad. dune maniere peu aimable _NESS manque d'amabilite : durete Unk’no'wingly [nd-ign] ad. sans le savoir Unk no'wn [e-itn-none] a. inconnu | _ to me, [done] a raon insu Unla' ce [lece] va. delacer : detacher Unla'de [lede] va. decharger UNLA'DING [a, e] dechargement | Days for _, Jours de starie [or de planche] Unla'dylike [lede-ldikk] a. peu digne dune dame : peu comme il faut: vulgaire Unlamen'ted a. sans laisser de regrets Unlatch' va. ouvrir : lever le loquet Unlaw'ful a. illicite : illegitime [-lly, -ment] _NESS illegality Unlay' [Ze] va. [a rope] decommettre UNLAY'ING [Ze'] decommettage Unlearn' [e-nn-Zeurnn] va. desapprendre —ed [edd] a. ignorant: illettre Unlea'v'ene’d [Zereundd] a. sans levain [Jewish law; azyme Unless' eon;, a moins que ... ne ... : a moins de ... : si ... ne ... pas | _ I go there, a moins que je n’y aille : a moins d’y aller : si je n’y Unlett'ere'd a. illettre Lvais Pas Unli' cense'd [ldice-nnce-tt] a. non autorise [hunting) sans permis [hawker, publican) non patente [book) non depose Unlick'e'd [lik’tt] a. mal leclie Unli'g'hted [e-nn-ldi-tedd] a. non eclaire [fire, not kindled) non allume Unli'ke [i, at] a. dissemblable | Not_,, Assez semblable (a] [pers) assez ressemblant (a] — CD, Tout au contraire de C D UNLI'KE LINESS invraisemblance: improbability | Unli'kely [i, at] a. improbable : peu sur | It is very_that, II n’y a pas de probability que | It is not_, C’est bien possible: il n'y a rien d’impossible a cela Unlimited a. illimite Unload' [lode] va. decharger UNLOADING [lode] dechargement | Days for_Jours de starie [or de planche] Unlock' va. ouvrir [typ) desserrer Unlook'e'd-f or [louktt] a. inattendu : imprevu Unloo'se [ louce] va. lacher : detacher : de- Unlov'e'd [le-vde] a. pas aime [chahier Unlov'e’ly [le-v’le ] a. peu aimable Unloving a. malveillant: dur Unluckily ad. malheureusement: malencon- treusement UNLUCK'INESS malheur Unluck'y a. malheureux : malencontreux | "I’m_,’ [i.e., in games, etc.] Je n’ai pas de chance au jeii : j’ai ‘du guignon’ | It was _ for him that, Mal lui en prit de Unma'ke [a e'] va. defaire Unman' [-nne'd] va. effensiner : abattre Iship) desarmer | Quite _lined, [manndd] Tout a fait abattu Unmanageable [e-nn-mannedj-e-be-l] a. in- traitable : ingouvernable : impossible d diri- ger | To become _[horse] Prendre le mors aux dents : s’emporter Unmanly a. peu digne d’un hornrne : lache UNMANN'ERLINESS manque de savoir- Unmann'erly a. grossier : mal appris [vivre Unmanufactured [tcheurde] a. ... brut — GOODS [Ze.s) matieres premieres Unmark'e'd [marktt] a. [by, de] non marque [not seen)inaperQu Unmarr'ie'd [maridd. i bref] a. pas marie : celibataire | He is still_, Il est encore gar- <;on |_MAN gargon : celibataix-e |_WOMAN demoiselle Unmask' v. demasquer : se demasquer Unmast' va. demater Unmatch'e'tl a. depai’eille : deparie [fig.) sans egal: incomparable fsignifiant Unmea'ning [mine] a. sans aucun sens : in- Unmeas'ure'd [mejeurde] a. immense : sans mesure : infini Unmel'ted a. non fondu [pel’s) inflexible Unmen'tionable a. dont on ne parle pas ^Unmer'ciful a. sans pitie : impitoyable s _lly ad. impitoyablement : sans pitie _NESS cruaide : barbarie Unmerited a. immerite Unmethodical [fce-Z] a. sans metliode Unmi'ndful [iat] a. peu soucieux (of, de] Not to be_of, Ne pas oublier ... Tmelange Unming'le’xl [migne-gue-lde] a. pur : ... sans Unmista'ke'xxble a. evident : non equivoque —bly ad. evidemment: clairement: a ne pas s’y meprendre Unmitigated [ghet] a. non adouci [scoundi-el) franc : dans toute la force du ferine Unmix'e’d a. pur : sans melange Unmoles'ted a. en paix : sans etre inquiete Unmoo'r v. desaffourcher |_ING demarrage Unmor'fgage’d [mor-ghe-djdd] a. libre d’hy- potheque Unmount'ed [maou] a. non monte [on foot) a pied [photo) non collee Unmo've'd [monvdd] a. immobile: impassible (devant, by] Unmu'sical [■mioii-zi-ke-l] a. peu harmonieux: discoi’dant Unmuz'zle va. demuseler | —d a. non rnusele Unnail' [ai e] va. declouer Unna' nxe'il [a e] a. innoinme : anonyme T Unna'tural a. contre nature : force [person) k denature | _MOTHER maratre 2? Unna'turally ad. d'une maniere denaturee : « conti-e nature | Not_, Assez naturellement Unnec'esstiilly [se-re-le ] ad. inutilement: par trop : sans necessity \ _ careful, Par trop minutieux | Unnec'essai'y a. inutile Unnei'glibourly [e-nn-nebeur-le] a. peu obli- geant ] In a very — way, En mauvais voisin Unnerv'e va. enerver : decoui-ager : affaiblir Unno'tice’il a. inaperqu : passe sous silence | To let... pass_, [pui'posely] Passer ... sous silence Unnum'liere'd a. innombrable : sans nombi-e Unobjec'tionable a. irrecusable : irreproch- Unobser've'd [s, z\ a. inaperqu [able Unobstrxxct'ed a. non obstrue : libre UPA FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS US UPAS [pr. s] _ | URANIUM _ Urbain” ~e a. urban : of [ou in] the city URBANISME town-planning URBANITE _ty | URE aurochs UREE urea | UR^TRE urethra TJRGENCE urgency | Convoquer ... d’_, To call an extraordinary meeting of ... | En cas d’_, In case of emergency | On a declare V_, [pari.] Urgency was declared Urgent" -e a. urgent: instant: pressing URINAI_Ksj lyou'ri-ne-t] URINE [en ang. pr. you'-rinn] Uriner" vn. to make water | URINOIR urinal Urique a. u'ric 1.0^ URNE urn [du scrutin) ballot-box URTICAIRE nettle-rash US [pr. rice, German u] [pi] ways : usages | Les _et coutuynes, The usages and customs UNO ENGLISH-FRENCH UNR U non marque est bref, et se prononce comme e dans me, te, se. Unobtru'sive [frouce] a. quis’efface : modeste Unocc'upie'd [okyou-paide] a. inoccupe [still to be disposed of)disponible [house) inhabite Unoffic'ial [c/ie-i] a. non officiel Uno'pene’d [op'ndd ] a. [bottle) ferme [box, tin, etc.) non ouvert [letter, etc.) non deca- chete : sans etre decachete Unoppo'se'd [e-pozdd] a. sans opposition Unor'ganize'd [inaizdd] a. pas encoreoi-ganise: sans organisation Unor'thodox [th fort] a. heterodoxe Unostentatious [teche-ss ] a. suns ostentation [or apparat] simple : modeste ["reclame Unown'e'd [e-nonn’dd] a. pas reconnu : non Unpack' va. [undo) defaire [boxes, heavy goods) deballer | _ING deballage Unpaid' [p6de] a. nonpaye : a payer : impaye [letters, parcels) non affranchi, Tgout Unpal'atable \_pal'-e-te-be-l] a. desagreable au Unpar'allele'd [re-teldd] a. sans pareil : sans precedent:inouY Unpar'donable [parde-ne-be-l] a. impardon- nable :inexcusable _ably ad. d'une maniere impardonnable Unparlia'men'tary [parli-menn'te-re} a. peu parlementaire Unpatriot'ic [petriotf-ilc] a. peu patriotique : [pers) peu patriote : sans patriotisme Unpa've [pe'oe] va. depaver | _d a. non pave Unpawn'e'd [aw, o dans sort] a. non engage Unpen [-nne'd] va. deparquer Unpen'sione'd a. sans retraite : non retraite Unpe'ople'd [pipe-lde] a. <th pp. depeuple Unpercei've'd [civde] a. inaperQu : sans etre apenpi Tpliique Unpbilosopb'ical [softi-lce-l] a. peu philoso- Unpin' [-nne'd] va. bter les epingles de: defaire Unpit'ie'd a. qu’on ne plaint pas Unpit'ying a. impitoyable : sans pitie Unplait/ va. defaire : deplisser Unpleas'ant [plezz'nntt] a. deplaisant : desagreable [-ly, -merit] _NESS desagrement: nature desagreable [quarrel) legere brouille Unpleas'iny [eas, tze] a. deplaisant Unpled'ge'd a. non engage Tculte Unplou'g’he'd [plaoudd] a. non laboure: in- Unpoet'ical ipd-et-i-ke-l'] a. peu poetique Unpol'isbe’d a. non poli : mat [not French polished) non verni [boots) non eire [person) impoli : grossier : ‘ mal leche ’ Unpoli'te \_polaitf\ a. impoli : grossier Unpolluted [touted] a. pur : non souille Unpop'ular [yon-to-r] a. impopulaire UNPOPULAR'ITY [e-te] impopularite Unpractise'd [tisstt] a. inexperimente : novice Unprecedented [press'-i-denntedd] a. sans precedents : sans exemple Unprej'udice’d a. sans prejuges : impartial Unpremed'itated a. irrellechi: sans premeditation [effusion) improvise Unprepa're’d [priperde'] a. sans preparation: non prepare | To be quite_[fain] Etre pris au depourvu : ne pas s’attendre (for, a] _NESS [red] manque de preparation (militaire, etc.] Unprepossess'ing [ pri-pe-zess'l a. peuenga- geant Unpretend'ing a. sans pretention : modeste Unprin'ciple'd [prinn-ce-pe-ldd] a. sans prin- cipes: sans mceurs Unprin'ted a. en manuscrit [calico) blanc _ GOODS du blanc Unproductive [tiw, i bref] a. improductif-ive [land, trees, etc.) sterile Unprofess'ional [fe-cUe-ne-V\ a. contraire aux devoirs de ma [or sa, etc.] profession Unprofitable [e-be-t] a. peu lucratif: inutile [-bly, -ment] _NESS inutilite Unprom'ising [pr.promm'e-signe] a. qui s’an- nonce mal : ingrat [youth) ... qui ne promet guere Unpronou'nce'd [naounngtt] a. non prononce Unpropi'tious [eke-ss] a. peu favorable Unprotected a. sans protection : a decouvert Unpro've'd Iproiivde] a. sans prenves [not tested) non eprouve Unprovitled [i, at] a. depourvu : denue (with, de] pris au depourvu | _with, Sans Unprovo'ke’d a. sans provocation Unpub'lishe’d a. [book] inedit _ MATTER 1’inedit Unpunctual [e-nnpe-gnk'tchou-e-l] a. inexact | He’s always_, 11 n’est jamais a Vlieure Unpun'ishe'd [pe-nichtt'] a. impuni fpur Unpu'rifle'd [pivure-faid] a. non purifie : im- Unqual'ifle’d [konolli-fdidd] a. incapable (to, for, de] [in law) inhabile (to, d] [practitioner) non autorise [adherence, submission, assent) absolu : sans reserve : sans conditions Unquench'able [tche-be-l] a. inextinguible Unquestionable [tche-ne-be-l] a. indubitable | _bly ad. sans contredit Unques'tione'd a. [undisputed) incontestable [pers) sans etre interroge Unqui'et [koudi-ett] a. inquiet : agite Unrav'el [-He'd, pr. rav-e-lde] va demeler : debrouiller : denouer fillettre : ignorant Unread' [redd] a. non lu : sans lecteurs [pers) Unread'able [ri-de-be-l] a. illisible Unreal' [rt-e-1] a. irreel : sans realite: fantos- tique : chimerique : ideal UNR ENGLISH-FRENCH UNS U non marque est bref, et se prononce comme e dans me. te, se. Unreasonable [rize-ne-be-l] deraisonnable : absurde : exigeant | _NESS extravagance Unreasonably [rize-ne-ble ] ad. deraisonna- blement: sans raison : a l’exces UnreaSoninq [rtze-n] a.qui neraisonne pas: irraisonne [corrigible [land) inculte Unreclai'me’d [klernde] a. non reforme : in- Unrec'ognizable [i at] a. meconnaissable Unrec'oncile d [saildd.] a. irreconcilie Unredee'mable a. non rac^etable Unredee'me’d a. non rachete [pledges) non Unree've [roc] va. [d>] decapeler [degage ! Unrefi'ne’d [fainndd] a. brut : non raffine Unreflecting a. irreflechi Unreform'e'd a. non reforme [fatigue Unrefresh'e’d a. non rafraiclii : toujours Unregen'erate [djen-e-rete] a. non regenere Unreg istere d [redjiss-te-rde] a. non enregis- tre [by post) non charge : non recommande [V. Register] [placable : acharne Unrelenting [rilenntt'] a. inexorable : im- Unreli'able [lat] a. peu sur : sujet a caution Unreliev'e’d [Hvdd] a. non secouru : sans se- ! cours [pain) non soulage Unremarked a. [F. Unnoticed] Unremitting a. incessant _ly ad. sans cesse : sans relache Unremu'nerated [miou] a. sans retribution Unremu'nerative [miott] a. peu lucratif: peu remunerateur Unrepea'le’d [piIde] a. non abroge Unrepentant [te-nntt] a. impenitent Unrequi'ted [i, at] a. sans recompense | love, ! Passion malheureuse Uni •eser've’d [ri-ze-rvde] a. sans reserve | _ ; SALE liquidation | Unreser'vedly [ved-le] ad. sans reserve : franchement Unresisting a. sans resistance [pers) soumis Unresol've’d [zolvdd] a. non resolu UNREST' inquietude : trouble [absence of sleep) insomnie : sommeil agite Unresto're’d [torde] a. non restitue [building) non restaure [health) non retabli Unrestrai'ne’d [strendd] a. libre : sans restriction : sans frein Unrestricted a. sans restriction Unrevea'le d [wide] a. non revele Unreven'ge’d [vennj’d] a. non venge Unrevi'se’d [vciizdd] a. non revu : non revise j U lire war'ded [ouorded] a. suns recompense Unrid'dle va. expliquer : resoudre Unri'fle d [rai-fe-ldd'i a. non raye Unrig' [-gge'd, pr. righdd'] va. degreer Unri g hteous [rai-tche-ss} a. injuste : inique : mechant | _ly ad. injustement UNRI'Gr'HTEOUSNESS iniquite Unrip' [-ppe'd] [ript(\ va. ouvrir : decoudre j Unri pe [i, at] a. vert: pas mur [tig) premature j _NESS verdeur : manque de maturite Unri'valle'd [rai-ve-lde] a. sans rival : sans Unro'a'sted a. [coffee] non torrefie Unro'll [role] va. derouler Unroo'f roufe] va. decouvrir Unruf'fle’d [fe-ldd] a. calme : lisse UNBU'LINESS [route'] turbulence Unru'ly [rottle'] a. turbulent: fougueux Unsad'dle va. desseller [a donkey) debater [a man) desanjonner 1 Unsa'fe a. peu sur : dangereux : basardeux | —ly ad. peu surement Unsaid' [sedd] a. non dit | To leave ..._Ne pas dire : taire Unsa'le'able [se-le-be-l] a. de niauvaise rente: invendable Unsalt'ed [a, o dans sort] a. non sale : sans sel Unsanc'tifie’d [fdidd] a. profane : impie Unsanc'tione’d [ciie-nndd] a. non sanctionne Unsatisfac'torily [te-re-le] ad. dime maniere peu satisfaisante: dime Mqui laisse d desirer Unsatisfac'tory [te-re] a. peu satisfaisant | ... is rather_, ... laisse d desirer Unsat'isiie'd [fdidd] a. peu [or pas] satisfait: mecontent [com) non solde : non paye UNSA'VOURINESS [se-vere-ness] insipidite : manque de saveur [smell) niauvaise odeur Unsa'vou’ry [se-ve-re] a.fade : insipide :desa- Unsay' [se'] va. se dedire de [greable Unsca're'd [skerde] a. non effraye Unscarr'e'd [skarde] a. sans cicatrices : sans Unsca'the'd [a, e] a. sain et sauf [blessures Unscientific [sat-ewn] a. peu scientifique Unscree ne’d [skrinnd] a. sans defense [coal) non crible [saintes Ecritures Unscrip'tural [tclie-re-l] a. contraire aux Unscrew' [skrou] va. devisser Unscru'|»ulous [skroup-yon-le-ss] a. peu scru- puleux : indelicat | _ly ad. sans scrupule | _NESS manque de scrupule: indtlicatesse Unsea'l [ctle] va. decacheter : desceller Unsearch'able [se-rtch-e-be-l] a. inscrutable : impenetrable Unsea'sonable a. inopportun : intempestif: ^ mal a propos [weather) pas de saison [re- 'P marks) deplace | _hour, Heure indue S _NESS inopportunite [propos i Unsea'sonably ad. hors de saison : mal a <2 Unsea'sone’d a. non assaisonne [tvood) non “ seche : vert Unsea't [cite] va. faire perdre sa place a ... [ministers) renverser [an M.P. or deputy) in- valider [to unsaddle) desargonner [valve) deplacer | _INGr invalidation Unsea'worthy [ct] a. innavigable Unsec'onded [selce-tm-dedd] a. mal seconde Unsecta'rian a. lalque Unsecu're'd [si-kiourde] a. non garanti: pas ferme [creditors) sans garantie Unsee'mly a. inconvenant Unsee'n a. sans etre vu : invisible : inaper^u [translation) a livre ouvert Unsel'fish a. desinteresse Unsent a. sans etre envoye | — for, Sans etre appele (or mande] Unser'vice’able [seur] a. inutile : bon a lien Unsettle [sette-l] va. rendre incertain : deranger : tenir en suspens Unset'tle’d [settelde] a. mal fixe : pas encore fixe : irresolu : volage : en suspens [accounts) non regie [sans entrave Unshac'klet’a. [a chain] demailler j —d, [fig] Unshailed [chededd] a. sans ombre Unsha'ke'n [cheke-nn] a. inebranlable | — fidelity, Fidelite a toute epreuve Unsha'pe'n [chepe-nn] a. informe Unsba've'd, Unsha've'n [a e ] a. pas rase: non rase USA FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS USU USAGE use Osj: custom : practice : exercise | _du monde, Good breeding | aT_ de, For the use of | Avoir de 1’_, [du monde] To be a well-bred man | D’_, Usual: habitual | De bon_, Very serviceable | Sans_, Of no use Us6-e a. worn out: threadbare [fig) stale USER' wear | Etre d’un bon_, To wear well | a 1'_, By wear : in the wear User' v. to use [de, of) to make use B=^:to avail one’s self [bruler) to burn [deteriorer) to wear ... out [diminuer) to wear down [ou away] to waste | En _ bien [or mal] avec, To behave well [ou badly] to ... : to treat... well [ou badly] S’_, To wear away USINE works : factory | _a GAZ, gas-W Usine-e a. bright: machine-finished : faced Usite-e a. usual: in use : used | Tres_, Very much used Rardinage) tool USTENSILE utensil [agriculture) implement Usuel-eiZe a. usual: customary : common Usuellement’ ad. usually Rise Usufructuaire a. [droit) of usufruct [fam) of USUFRUIT" usufruct: enjoyment: life-interest USUFRUITIER" -IERE [dr] usufructuary Usuraire a. usurious [-menf -ly] USURE usury eks, [des vetements) wearing out [meubles, etc.)*wear and tear | a i’_, By wear : by the wear | Guerre d’_, War of attrition | Rendre ... avec_.Torepay ... with USURIER" usurer : ‘ Jew ’ [interest UNS ENGLISH-FRENCH UNT U non marque est bref, et se prononce comme e dans me, te, se. Unshea'the [ea ?] va. degainer : tirer Unshel'tere'd a. sans abri: expose Unship' [-ppe'd] va. debarquer : desarmer | _OARS! Leve rame! [ V. Ship va.] Unshod' a. nu-pieds [horse) deferre Unsho'rn a. non tondu Unshrink'able a. [wool etc.] irretrecissablo Unshrinking a. inebranlable : invincible UNSI'GHTLINESS [saVtt-te] laideur Unsi'g'htly a. deplaisant : laid : peu agreable Unsis'terly a»peu digne d'une sceur Unsi'ze’d [i at] a. sans colle : non colie Unskil'ful a. maladroit-e [-lly, -ment] _NESS maladresse Unskill'e'd a. inexperimente (dans] _LABOUR travail de manoeuvre(qui ne de- mande aueun apprentissage special] simples manoeuvres : ouvriers non specialistes (pi] Unsla'ke'd [a e] a. non etanche [lime) live Unslee'ping a. toujours eveille : vigilant Unsmok'e'd [o] a. non fume Unsociable [6] a. insociable : sauvage Unsoi'le'd a. sans taclie (by, de] prop re : pur Unso'ld [o] a. non vendu : invendu Unso'l'der [? nul] va. dessouder Unso'ldierlike [sol-dje-r-ldikk] a. peu digne d’un soldat : peu militaire Unsolicited a. spontane: qui n’a pasete solli- Unsol've'd a. non resol u : non explique [cite Unsophisticated [a e] a. non falsifie : non frelate : pur : vrai [pers) candide Unsoug'ht' [ough comme o dans sort] a. sans qu’on le [or la, etc.] cherche : non recherche Unsou'nd Isaounndd] a. malsain : defectueux: mauvais [horse) vicieux [doctrine, etc.)faux : heterodoxe | Of_ MIND, [law] Pas sain d’esprit | _ed [ou, aou] a. non sonde UNSOU'NDNESS [saoiimidd] defauts (pi] mauvais etat: faiblesse [of doctrine) faussete Unsown'a. non seme [ground)non ensemence Unspa'ring [a, e] a. prodigue : sans pitie _ly ad. sans menagement Unspea'kable \_spiike-e-be-l] a. inexprimable : inenarrable [joy) indicible : ineffable _ably ad. d'une maniere inexprimable Unspecified a. non specific Unspent' a. non depense Unspott'ed a. sans taclie Rib.) instable Unsta'ble [a, e] a. inconstant : irresolu [equi- Unstai'ne’d [stenndd] a. [undyed) non teint [pure) sans taclie Unstamp'e'd le-nn-stammptt] a. [letters] sans timbre | On_PAPER, Sur papier fibre ^Unsteadily ad. irresolument:... en chance- 4,lant | UNSTEADINESS manque defermete: d inconstance : irresolution ?Unstead'y a. peu sur : inconstant : irresolu v [shaky) chancelant Unstick' va. \_pret.&pp. Unstuck] defaire : de- Unstitch' va. decoudre Lc<>iiei' Unstop' [-ppe'd] va. deboucher : ouvrir Unstring' va. [pret.&pp. Unstrung] detendre : defaire Unstudle'd a. sans appret : naturel : aise Unstuff e d \_ste-ftt] a. non rembourre [specimen) non empaille Tindompte Unsulidu'e'd [se-b-dioude} a. non subjugue : Unsubstan'tial [stannche-l'] a. peu solide : peu substantiel : immateriel : sans corps _STUFF [to eat] viande creuse Unsuccess'ful a. sans succes : infructueux : vain | _11 v ad. sans succes UNSUCCESS'FULNESS insucces Unsuitable [sott-fe] a. peu convenable : im- propre (for, to, a] peu fait (for, pour] [time) inopportun UNSUI'TABLE'NESS [e-nn-soii-te-be-l] peu de convenance : inopportunite Unsui tably [soutf] ad. mal : mal a propos Unsui'ted [soutt] a. peu convenable : peu fait (pour, for, to] Unsull'ie'd [se-led] a. sans taclie : pur : intact Unsuppli'e'd [se-ptaVde] a. non pourvu : de- pourvu (with, de] Unsupipo'rted a. non soutenu : sans appui Unsurpass'e'd [passte] a. sans egal Unsuspect'ed a. non suspect: non soupijonne Unsuspecting a. peu soupQonneux : confiant Unsuspicious [piclie-ss. bref] a. sans defiance Unsustai'ne'd [stenndd] a. sans soutien Unswep t [souepti] a. non balaye [chimney) non ramone Unswerving [soueur] a. ferine : inebranlable Untai'nted [te'nte] a. pur : sans taclie : non corrompu [meat, etc.) frais Unta'me'able [te-me-be-V] a. indomptable Unta'me'd [a, e] a. non apprivoise : indompte Untar'nishe'd a. non terni : sans tache UNT ENGLISH—FRENCH UNY U non marque est bref, et se prononce comme e dans me, te, se. Unta'sted [a, e] a. non goute : a quoi on n'a pas touche, goute Untaug'ht [augh comme o dans sort] a. ignorant [things) naturel Untem'pere'd [tenun'-peurde] a. non trempe Unte'nable [ti-ne-be-V\ a. insoutenable Unten'antable [tenn'nntt-e-be-l] a. inhabitable Unten'anted [tenn'-nn-ted] a. inhabite Unlhank'ful a. ingrat : peu reconnaissant Unthaw'e'd [aw, o dans sort] a. non degele Unthink'ing a. irreflechi : etourdi Unthread' [ea, e] va. desenfiler : detacher Unthrif'ty [f/tfort : i tres bref] a. depensier : prodigue UNTI'DINESS [fen del desordre : malproprete Untidy a. en desordre : mal tenu : neglige Untie' [tail va. delier [knots) defaire Until' [i tres bref] prep. & conj. jusqu’a : jus- qu’a ce que [with verb in subj.] Not _ ..., Pas avant... |_this day, Jusqu’ici | _then [meanwhile] En attendant : jusque-la |_he gives in. Jusqu’a ce qu’il se rende Untill'e'd [tildd. i bref] a. inculte : en friclie Unti'me'ly [i, on] a. premature : inopportun Unti'ring [i, di\ a. infatigable : inlassable Unti'tle'd [tdi-te-ldd] a. sans titre Un'toprep. [archaique pour To] Unto'ld a. [sufferings) inoui [joy, etc.) indicible [wealth) inimaginable [unmentioned) passe sous silence Untouch'e’d [te-tchtti] a. [not moved) non emu j To leave ... _, Laisser ... sans y toucher : laisser intact Unto'ward [fo-e-rde] a. [event] malencon- treux -eit.se [-ly, -sement] Untrai'ne'd [ai, e] a. [person) non dresse : indiscipline [inexperienced) inexperimente Untransla'table [le'-te-be-l] a. intraduisible j Untransla'ted [letedd] a. non traduit Untrav'elle'd [trave-ldd] a. qui n’a pas voyage [region) inexplore Untri'e'd [trdidd] a. non eprouve : non essaye Untrimm'e'd [trimnidd : i tres bref] a. sans garniture [book) non rogne [V. Trim] Untrodd'e’n [d’u] a. non fraye : non battu Untroub le d [tre-be-lde'] a. non trouble: calme Untru'e [trou]a. faux : meusonger [news, etc.) inexact [to, a) inlidele | To be_to, Etre in- fidele a : trahir Untru'ly ad. faussement : inexactement ^ UNTRU'TH mensonge : faussete o Untru'thful a. [pers) qui ne dit pas laverite: ^ peu loyal [news, etc.) inexact : faux ~ UNTIiU'THFULNESS faussete Untuck' va. deborder [ignorant Untu'tore’d [tioute-rde'i a. sans instruction : Untwist' va. detordre : detortiller Unu'se'd [youzde] a. non employe [words) in- usite [to, a) inaccoutume Unu'sual [yau-jioue-l] a. rare : extraordinaire [-liy, -ment] insolite: peu habituel [word, &c.) inusite | Nothing_, Rien d’anormal Unutt'erable a. indicible : inenarrable Unva'rie’d [veridd] a. uniforme : constant Unva'rying a. uniforme : constant : toujours le [or to] meme Unvar'nishe’d a. non verui [tale) simple | The _truth, La verite toute nue Unveil' [vele~\ va. devoiler [statue) inaugurer _ING- [of statue] inauguration Unven'tilated [venn'ti-letedl a. mal aere: sans ventilation Unver'seTl in [veurstf] a. peu verse dans Unvis'ited a. non visite : peu frequente Unwall'e d a. sans murs [town) ouverte Unwa'rily [a, e] ad. imprudemment Unwarn'e'd a. non averti (of, de] Unwarr'antable [ouor-e-nn-te-be-l] a. inexcusable : injustifiable | Unwarr'antably ad. d’une maniere injustifiable Unwa ry [oue-re ] a. imprudent Unwash'e’d a. sale : malpropre : non lave Unwatch 'e d a. non surveille UNWATCH'FULNESS manque de vigilance Unwa'tere'd a. non ai-rose [silks) non moire Unwa'vering [a e] a. decide: ferme Unwea'ke'ne'd [miike-nndd] a. non affaibli Unwea'ne'd [ouinde] a. non sevre Unwea'ried [ouiridd] a. infatigable: inoui Unwee'ded [ouididd] a. non sarcle : qui n’a pas ete debarrasse des mauvaises herbes Unweig'h'e d [e-nmiede] a. non pese Unwel'come a. mal venu : desagreable : incommode _GUEST trouble-fe/e Unwell'a. indispose -e : souffrant-e | To feel very_, Se sentir tres s Unwep't a. non pleure | To die _, Mourir sans laisser de regrets [or sans etre pleure] Unw'hol'e'some [holce-mm] a. malsain : in- salubre | _NESS insalubrite UNWIE'LDINESS [omhie] pesanteur [manier Unwie'ldy [ouilde] a. lourd : peu commode a Unwill'ing a. peu dispose : mal dispose (to, a] He was _ to give in, II ne voulait pas en demordre | Will'ing or un'willing, Bon gre _ly ad. a contre-coeur [mal gre _NESS mauvaise volonte : repugnance Unwi'nd [cmdinnddj v. [imp. <t- pp. Unwound] devider : detordre : se d UNWIS'DOM manque de sagesse : ignorance Unwi'se [ouaize] a. peu sage : imprudent: mal avise | _ly ad. imprudemment Unwish'e'd-for [ouichtt, i bref] a. peu desire Unwit'nesse’d [ouitt-ne-ste'] a. sans temoin Unwitt'lngly ad. sans y penser : a son insu Unwom'anly [onou-nie-nlel a. peu digne d’tme femme : qui sied peu a une femme Unwont'ed [oue-nnted] a. inaccoutume Unwork'able a. impraticable : indocile Unwork'manlike [ e-nmi-eurke-me-nn-laike] a. mal execute : peu digne d’un bon ouvrier Unworn' a. non use v £ Unwor'thily ad. indignement | UN WORTHINESS indignite § g Unwor'thy a. indigne (of, to, de] peu digne Unwound' [ou, (mi\ [imp. pp. V. Unwind] Unwou'mled [ou, om] a. non blesse /Unw rap' [-ppe’d] va. defaire : developper _[Unw‘reatbe va. detortiller : derouler gUnw’rin'kle’d [que-ldd] a. sans ride: uni ~ Unw ritt'e'n [e-nn-ritt-mi'] a. non ecrit TUnw roug ht' [e-nn-rott, o comme dans sort] V a. brut: non travaille Unyie'lding [yilde] a. rigide : dur : qui ne Unyo'ke [o] va. deteler [cede pas USU FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS UTO USURPATEUR-TRICE usurper USURPATION" [tias see]_[ang. pr. you'-ze- rpe-che-nn] [sur, upon) encroachment Usurper’ va. to usurp [vn. sur, upon) to en- UT [mns] ut [u comme e] C : do [croach Uterin’’-e a. uterine | Frere, Soeur_, Half- brother [ou sister] on the mother's side UTERUS womb [o, ou : b nul] UTILE utility | Faire 1’_, To do what is useful Utile a. useful: profitable : advisable : ... of service [ordre, temps) proper: due | En temps _, In time : in due [ou the specified] time | 11 serait_ de .... It would be well to ... | Travail_, [tech] Effective work UtilemenP ad. usefully : advantageously UTILISATION"_ [you-tilai-zeche-nn] Utiliser’ va. to turn ... to account : to make the best use of : to improve | S’_, To be UTILITAIRE [<fc a.] _tarian |_made use of UTILITARJSME _tarianism UTILITE _ty : use : good UTOPIE Utopia : utopian scheme 'l En ang. Utopique a. utopian ’ you-tope- UTOPISTE utopian J ye-nn UP ENGLISH-FRENCH URS U non marque est bref, et se prononce comme e dans me, te, se. Up a. haut | Well_in, Fort en : tres au cour- ant de : ‘ferre sur’ | He’s better_in ... than I am, 11 est plus fort que moi en ... | To be _, [ginger beer, etc.] Mousser | _STROKE [writing) delie [piston) mouvement ascension- nel | _TRAIN train montant [or de retour] Up ad. au haut : en haut [ V. STAIRS] [of throwing_) ... en l’air [come ou gone —) monte [risen, from bed, etc.: also of sun and moon) leve [standing) sur pied [of time) ecoule: fini [prices, shares, etc.) en hausse [person, temper) emporte [one’s blood) bouillant [ V. Keep, Take, etc.] The TIME is _, 11 est I'heure | _and down, De haut en bas : de long en large [search country) en tous sens | The UPS and DOWNS, Les hauts et les bas : les vicissitudes | He has had many ups and downs, 11 a eu bien des fortunes diverses | _to, Jusqu’a ...: jusqu’(ici, etc.] [equal to effort) de force a | _to 500 francs, Jusqu’a concurrence de 500 fr. | _to his task, a la hauteur de sa tache | _to all sorts of tricks, Malin comme un singe | He’s_to something, 11 a quelque chose en tete | What is_? Qu’est-ce qu’il y a done ? | _with ..., Lever : monter | All_! It’s all_! C’est une affaire manquee, or ‘ fUxnibee!' | It is all_with us! C’en est fait de nous! | The whole country is_in ARMS, Toute la population est debout [or en armes] Account_to ..., Compte arrete au ... Up [to] prep, au haut de ... : jusqu’a ... | _ the STREAM,_ the RIVER, En amont | _stairs [ad.] En" haut . Upbo'rne a. <fc pp. soutenu Upbrai'd va. reprocher (a X son ..., X for his Upbrai'dingly ad. avec reproche [... Up'cast a. jete en haut: leve UPHEA'VAL [hive-l: h asp] soulevement Upheld' [V. Uphold] Up-hill [7i asp : i tres bref] a. qui monte [fig) difficile [ad.) en montant | _WAY cote Uphold' [hold'] va. [imp. & pp. -held] soutenir UPHOLDER [ho : h asp] soutien : partisan UPHOLDING [hold : h asp] soutien UPHO'LSTERER [7io : h asp] tapissier UPHOLSTERING, UPHOLSTERY [7io7e- ste-re : h asp] tapisserie UP'KEEP entretien \tagnes UPLAND pays eleve [a.) eleve: ... des mon- Uplift'ed a. & pp. leve : eleve | With hands_, Les mains levees | With_head, La tete haute Upon' [e-ponn] prep, sur [V. On & WORD] Upp'er a. superieur : haut: ... de dessus | The _ HOUSE, La chambre haute (la chambre des lords] _ HAND, _ PART, _ SIDE, dessus | _LEATHER empeigne | ‘ The_ TEN ’ le grand monde : ‘la haute': ‘ les aris- tos’ | — WORKS [vD] oeuvres mortes Upp'ermost a. [le) plus haut: [le) plus eleve | To be_, Predominer Uprai'se va. soulever UP'RIG’HT [e-prditt] montant [a.) droit: tout droit | To stand_, Se tenir droit Up'rig’htly ad. droit: honnetement UP'RIG’HTNESS droiture UPRI'SING [rat] soulevement: montee UP'ROA’R [e-p'-rore] tumulte : desordre : va- Upro'a’rious [ro-rt-e-ss] a. bruyant [carme _ly ad. bruyamment Uproo't [rottfe] va. deraciner UP'SET bouleversement: ‘ branle-bas ’ Upset' v. [imp. <fc pp._] renverser [carriage) verser: faire v [boat) chavirer : faire c [fig) deconcerter : bouleverser [a plan) dejouer [at anvil) refouler | Up'set PRICE, prix minimum que l’on entend retirer d'une vente UP'SHOT denouement: fin | The_of it all was ..., Le fin mot de l'affaire fut ... Up'side down [pr. e-p’-saidd daounn] ad. sens dessus dessous | To turn ..._, Renverser: faire chavirer UP'START parvenu friere UP'SWEEP of FRAME chassis releve a l’ar- Up'-to-date a. ... des plus modernes: ... tout nouveau : a la derniere mode : ‘dernier cri’ [book) au courant [young man) ‘dans le train’ [machine) ... dernier modele Up'ward [e-p-oueurde] a. en haut: ascendant | To show an _ tendency, [prices] Etre en hausse | _s. ad. en haut [rising) en montant | _s of. Plus de : au dela de Ur'ban. a. urbain UR'CHIN [eur'tch’nn] bambin : miochegosse ’: ‘mome’ | Sea_, Oursin Urge [eurdj] va. presser (to, de] engager vive- ment: pousser (to, a] solliciter [as a reason) alleguer | UR'GENCY [eur'dje-nnee] urgence Ur'gent [eurdje-nntt] a. _: pressant _ly ad. d'une maniere pressante U'RINAL [you'-ri-ne-l] urinoir [med) urinal U'RINE [you'-rinn\ _ | To pass_, Uriner URN [e-rue] urne [tea_) fontaine a the UR'SA MA'JOR [eur'-se me-djeur] La grande Ourse | _MI'NOR [mainrir] La petite O US ENGLISH—FREN CH UVU U non marque est bref, et se prononce comme e dans me, te, se. U. S. [United States] Etats-Unis Us [e-ss] pron. nous [slang for me) me : moi | For_English, (etc.) Pour nous autres U'SAG-E [youzedje] traitement: usage | The _S and CUSTOMS, Les us et coutumes USE [f/ouce] usage : avantage : utilite : habitude [hire or payment for the_of) location | For the_of, a 1’usage de ... | Directions for _, Mode d’emploi | To come into general_, Devenir d’un usage general [F. Repandre] It is no_, [ou of no_] Cela ne sert de rien | It is no_saying ..., a quoi bon dire ... ? On a [or vous avez] beau dire ... | It’s not a bit of _to, C’est completement inutile de | What is the_of that? a quoi sert cela ? j To make _of, Se servir de: faire usage de [bad language) tenir (des propos grossiers] Use [youze] va. [imp. <fc pp. Use'd, pr. youzde] [employ) se servir de [make good use of) user de: utiliser [consume, burn, etc.) employer: consommer [treat) en user (bien or mal) avec [accustom : pp. se pr. youste) accoutumer (to, a] Much use'd [word] Tres usite | Very little use'd [words) tres peu usite [article for sale) ayant peu servi : presque neuf : ‘comme neuf ’ | To be_d for, Servir a |_up. User | Use'd up [pers] Epuise : ‘ereinte’: blase Use'd to [youste-tou] pp. habitue a : accou- tume a | I’m used to it, J’y suis habitue -e | I used to smoke, J’avais Vhabitude de fumer | Not so active as I used to be, Pas si alerte qu’autrefois | To get used to the place, ‘S’acclimater’ | The train used to stop there, Le train s’y arretait autrefois U'seful [youce-fl] a. utile [-Ily, -ment] _NESS utilite U'seless [yottce] a. inutile [-ly, -ment] —NESS inutilite USH'ER maitre repetiteur : maitre d'etude : ‘pion’ [court) huissier | Ush'er in va. an- noncer : etre l’avant-coureur de [de grain US'QUEBAUG'H_ : usqu'ebac (eau-de-vie U'sual [youj-you'l] a. usuel: habituel [expression) usite : consacre | As_, Comme d’habitude [or de coutume] In the _ manner, a l’ordinaire | It is_to, On a Vhabitude de... U'sual ly ad. ordinairement U'SUFRUCT usufruit U'SURER [you-je-re-r'] usurier Usurp' [iou-zeurpe] va. usurper USURPA'TION [you-ze-r-peche-nnl _ USURP'ER [you -zeurpe'r\ usurpateur I U'SURY [iou-je-re\ usure | UTEN'SIL [you-tenn’ce-V\ ustensile [bedroom _) vase de nuit: ‘ pot de chambre ’ UTILITA'RIAN [& a.] utilitaire | _ISM utili- ; UTIL'ITY [you-tiV-e-te] utilite [tarisme I U'tilize [you-te-laize] va. utiliser ; UT'MOST [le) plus haut degre [a.) extreme : J [le) dernier : [le) plus grand | To the_, a l’extreme : au supreme degre | At the very _, Tout au plus | To do one’s_to ..., Faire tout son possible pour ... [pique UTO'PIAN [you-top-ye-mi\ fed utopiste [a.) uto- I Utt'er a. total: entier : extreme : positif: absolu [ra.) dire : faire : prononcer[a shriek) pousser [coin) emettre | An_failure, Un fiasco com- plet |_humbug, Farceur de la plus belle eau UTT'ERANCE [e-t'-e-re-nnce] parole : exp'res- sion | To give_to, Exprimer UTT'ERING [of coin] emission Utt'erly ad. tout a fait: absolument: de fond en comble | _ in vain, Entierement en vain j Utt'ermost a. extreme : [le) plus grand : [le) plus eloigne : [le) plus recule I U'VULA [youv-youla] luette > V FRAN (? AIS—AN GL AXS VAL V/ [com] abbr. ofVous. Votre, etc. | Support en V, V-block Va! imperat. of Aller, (Table 7) Go! [soit ) All right! Done ! | 11 va, He goes, is going VACANCE_cy | _S'- (pi] vacation [lam) holidays (pi] breaking-up | Les grandes_s, The summer holidays : the long vacation Vacant- -e a. —t [veke-nntt] unoccupied VACARME noise : uproar : ‘row’ VACATION" [pr. ti as see] sitting [com) clearance : clearing out | _S' (pi] vacation : fees VACCIN" vaccine lymph [ou matter] VACCINATION" [ti as see] _ [neche-nn] VACCINE cow-pox [procede) vaccination Vacciner- va. to vaccinate | Se faire To be vaccinated VACHE coic [beugler = to low] [cuir) leather : hide | Le plancher des_s, Dry land | Par- ler franQais comme une — espagnole, To talk horribly bad French : to murder the Fr. language | Manger de la_enragee, To rough it : to have a hard time of it | _a LAIT" VACHER"-_EJfE cow-herd, -keeper \_milch cow VACHERIE cow-house : pasture for coivs VacillanP-e a. vacillating : unsteady {lumiere) dickering VACILLATION " [ti as see] _ : unsteadiness : dickering | Vaciller- vn. to vacillate : to be Unsteady [lumiere) to flicker VACUITE _ty : void VADE-MECUM [both e’s sounded like e'] 1_’ VADROTTILL' E woman of loose morals VA-ET'-ViENT" to and fro motion : oscillation : moving to and fro VAGABOND” -E a.] _d : vagrant : tramp VAGABONDAGE vagrancy Vagabonder- vn. to rove about as a vagabond : to ‘spend one’s time loadng about’ Vagir vn. to cry : to wail VAGISSEMENT" crying : wailing VAGON" IV. Wagon] VAGUE wave : surge VAGUE vagueness [vegue-ne-ss] vacuity _a. vague [vegue] empty : idle | Terrain__ Piece of waste ground Vaguement- ad. vaguely [vegue-le] VAGUEMESTRE quartermaster (in charge of the waggons] postman (of the regt.] Vaguer- vn. to wander about Vai’iramment- ad. valiantly VAI'LL'ANCE valour : gallantry Vai-ll-ant- -e a. valiant [val-ye-nnt] VAI-LL‘ANT- property | 11 n’a pas un sou_, He isn’t worth g. penny [Americ. ‘a red cent’ VAI'LL'ANTI SE prowess Vaille IV. Valoir] Vain" -e a. vain : idle : useless : vainglorious | En_[or Vainement-] In vain Yaincre va. (Table 68) to conquer : to overcome : to surpass [fam) to beat | Se_, To conquer one’s self Les VAINCUS- [pi] The conquered Vainement- ad. in vain : vainly VAINQU'EUR conqueror : victor [a.) conquering j Des airs_s. The air of a conqueror VAIR [blason] _ VAIRON" minnow Vairon” a. [or, qui a l’ceil_] wall-eyed Vais- [F. Aller, Table 7] VAISSEAU vessel: ship [interieur) structure | _ sanguin, Blood-vessel | ..., Lieutenant de_, Lieut. ..., ‘R.N.’ [c.-a.-d. in the Royal Navy] -AMIRAL flag-ship \ _de GUERRE ■warship | -HOPITAL hospital-ship VAISSELLE plates and dishes (pi] [— plate) silver-plate | Laver la_, To ‘ wash up ’ _de TERRE earthenware VAL [pi. Vaux-] _ de ..., Glen ... : vale of ... : ... dale | Par monts et par vaux, Over hill and dale Valable a. valid : available | _ment- ad. valid- VALERT A NE valerian Lly VALET" [valet de pied, etc.) footman [valet de ehambre) ‘valet’[‘plat valet’)flunkey: toady [poids) door-porter [de menuisier) holdfast \ Tel maitre, tel _, Like master, like man | _de FERME farm labourer _de PLACE guide VALE TARLL'E menials (pi] VAL^TUDINAIRE {& a.] _narian V ENGLISH FRENCH VAL V. [abreviation pour ‘versus,’contre] V-BLOCK support en V | V-BELT courroie trapezoidale VA'CANCY [velce-nn-ce] vacance [for clerk, &c.) place vacante [chasm) vide : lacune [leisure) loisir | Gazing on_Le regard perdu dans le vide | Va'cant [veke-nnti] a. _: vide [look) distrait [stupid) hebete Vaca'te [ve-ket'e] va. quitter [law) vider VACA'TION [ve-kecJie-nn} vacances (pi] Long _.Summer_, Grandes vacances |_lectures, Vac'cinate [ne'te] va. vacciner LCours de Vs VACCIN A'TION [neche-nn] : [la) vaccine VAC'CINE LYMPH vaccin VAC'UUM [vak'you-e-mm] vide | Nature abhors a_, La N a horreur du vide | To get a_, Faire le vide | _BRAKE frein a vide _CLEANING nettoyage par le vide — FLASK bouteille isolante — GAUGE [ghedj'] manometre du vide _TUBE tube de Geissler, or de Crookes YAGA'RY [ve-gliere] boutade : caprice : lubie VA'GRANCY [veg-re-nnce] vagabondage VA'GRANT [veq-re-nntf] vagabond : mendiant _ S RELIEF TICKET bon de secours VA'GUE'NESS [vogue) vague 7Vain a._: faux | He tried in_, 11 essaya i en vain : il eut beau essayer Vainglorious [ri-e-ss] a. vaniteux : vain ? VAINGLO'RY vaine gloire : gloriole l Vai'nly ad. vainement VAL'ANCE frange de lit | Side_[m-car] Joue VALE [vele] vallee : vallon Valedic'tory [valli-dik'-te-re] a. d’adieu Val'id a. valide : valable Val iant lye-nntf] vaillant |_ly, vaillamment VALL'EY vallee : vallon | VALO'NIA vallonee Val'orous [val-e-re-ss] a. valeureux VAL'OUR [val'-r]vaillance: bravoure insigue : valeur | Discretion is the better part of —, Courage sans prudence, c’est folie! VAL FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS VAR VALEUR value : worth [bravoure) valour [argument) weight [d’tme note) duration | _ le 30 courant, Payable on the 30th inst. | Attacher de la _a. To set a value on : to attach some weight to ... | La_de ..., As much as | En_, Being worked | Mettre ... en _, To develop : to improve (land] D'une certaine_, Of some use [pens) of some merit | Objets de_, Valuables j Sans_, Of no value |_S' bills [titres) securities : paper Valeureux' -ease a. brave [-semenf -ly] VALIDATION" [ti as see] _ : confirmation Valide a. valid [pens) in good health, and fit for work | Valider' ra. to render ... valid: to confirm | VALIDITE ty j Duree de Period available VALISE portmanteau : travelling bag VALLEE valley: vale | _de larm.es, Vale of VALLON" valley : dell [tears Vallonne-e pp. undulating Valoir v. (Table 26) to be worth [etre egal a) to be worth as much as : to be as good [ou as bad] as [produire) to yield : to bring in : to give [causer) to cause : to secure for : to lead to : to end in | Un trimestre vaut 3 mois, A quarter is 3 months | a lui seul il vaut ime armee, He is a host in himself j Cela ne vaut pas la peine, It isn’t worth the trouble [V. Jeu] Ce qui nous a vain ..., ... to which we are indebted for ... : ... which secured for us ... | Rien qui vaille, Nothing of any moment : nothing worth mention | ... ne valent pas,... are not worth [ou are not equal to]... | Vai'll'e que vai'll'e, For better or worse : and take the chance of it: at all events _mieux, To be better (que. than : ..., to] a_, On account (sur, of] Autant vaut ..., One might as well ... Faire [terres) to farm [fig) to turn ... to account: to make the best of: to insist upon [faire ressortir) to show off Se faire_, To show one’s self off Ne_rien, To be good for nothing [etre nui- sible) to do ... no good : to be no good Se_, To be one as good [ou as bad] as the other : to be * much about the same ’ Valorem | Ad_ad. ‘ ad valorem ’ VALSE waltz | Valser" vn. to waltz [Valoir VALSEUR-EUSE waltzer | Valu-epp. V. VALUE | Plus-_, Increase in value: surplus| Moins-_, Decrease in value : deficit VALVE — [ blood-sucker VAMPIRE [mis nasal] _ [vamm-paire'] [fig) VAN" winnowing basket: fan VANADIUM — I Acier au_V steel VANDALE _1 [fig) Goth | _LISME [leece-m] VANDOISE dace L—sm VANILLE vanill'a | _ille-e a. with V VANITE van'ity : conceit: uselessness | Sans _, Vanity apart | La foire aux _s, Vanity fair | Tirer_de, To pride o’s on Vaniteux* -ease a. vain : vainglorious [-mt'-ly] VANNAGE winnowing | VANNE flood-gate ‘ Vanne ’ -e a. [argot] ‘ knocked up ’ VANNEAU lapwing : peewit Vanner' va. to winnow [V. Vanne] VANNERIE basket-making: basket-work VANNETTE flat basket (for winnowing] VANNEUR winnower)VANNIER" basket-maker VANTAIL' [pi. Vantaux'] leaf: folding-door VANTARD'-E braggart [a.) bragging VANTARDISE bragging Vanter' va. to boast: to think much of: to cry up | Se_, To boast: to praise one’s self | 11 n’y a pas de quoi se_It’s nothing to boast of VANT ERIE boasting VA-NU-P1ED'S' vagabond : scamp VAPEUR vapour [d’eau) steam [V. STEAM] fume [poet) mist | a la_, By S | ‘ Biiti a la _Jerry-built Crushed up’ | Des_s, The vapours:* the blues ’ | a toute_At full speed, full steam | Bain de_, Vapour bath | Cheval- _, Horse-power | Machine a_Steam-engine VAPEUR steamer ) _a helice, Screw-S Vaporeux' -ease a. vaporous [lumiere) misty VAPORISATEUR spray-producer: atomizer VAPORISATION" [ti as see] evaporation Vaporiser' va. to vaporize : to spray Vaqu'er' vn. to be vacant [tribunal) not to be sitting : not to sit [a, au, to) to attend VARANGUE [<3>] floor-timber [VRAIC VARECH [ch. 7.:] sea-weed [debris) wreck [V. VARENNE waste lands (pi] [tunic VAREUSE pea-jacket : pilot coat [d'officier) VARIABILITE changeableness: variety VARIABLE change | _a. changeable [gram) variable | Le barometre est au_, The barometer indicates change VAL ENGLISH-FRENCH VAR Val'uable [vaV-you-e-be-l] a. de grande valeur: precieux | _S objets de valeur VALUA'TION [eche-nn] evaluation: estimation VAL'UE [val'-you] valeur : prix | Of_Precieux | Of but little_Sans grande valeur | To be of no _., Ne rien valoir | To _, [ou Set a_on] Estimer: apprecier [at, a) evaluer Val'ue'less [val'-you] a. sans valeur VAL'UER commissaire-priseur [law) expert VALVE soupape [botany, & tyre) valve [clack) clapet | Drop_, Soupape renversee | Slide_, Tiroir | Throttle_, Registre | Exhaust _, Soupape d’echappement | Inlet _, S A admission | -BODY corps de S | -CAP chapeau de A [tyre) chapeau de valve | -CHEST boite de S | -GEAR distribution | -LIFT levee de S | -LIFTER leve-.S’ 1 -SEAT siege de soupape | -SEATER rode-A j -SPINDLE tigede tiroir, de soupape | -TIMING reglage des S’s ... -valve'd, a soupape ... | Val've'less, sans S VAN voiture : omnibus [pleasure) char a bancs ~ [guard’s, luggage _) fourgon [gipsy’s) roulotte ~ [of army) avant-garde | Furniture_, Voiture 5de demenagement | Post-office sorting_Bu- VANE [ve'ne] girouette [reau ambulant VAN'GU'ARD [u mil] avant-garde Van'ish vn. s’evanouir : disparaitre VAN'ITY vanite |_FAIR la foire aux vanites Van'quish [vagnlc-ouich] va. vaincre Tdessus VAN'TAGE-GROUND avantage du terrain : Vap'id a. evente : plat | VA'POUR vapeur Va'riable [ve-ri-e-be-l] a._: inconstant VAR FRANgAIS—ANGLAIS VEL Variant’ -e a. fickle VARIANTE different reading : variant _S' [pi] mixed pickles ["Changes, ang.] VARIATION" [tiassee] [veri-eche-nn] [V. VARICE varicose vein VARICELLE chicken-pox Varier' v. to vary : to change : to diversify [sur, upon, as to) to differ VARIETE variety [ve-rai'-e-te] VARIETUR | Ne_, [law] Signature, given so that no change may be made (in a document] VARIOLE small-pox [a, o, comme o dans sort] Variqu’eux’ -ease a. varicose VARLOPE trying-plane VASE vessel [a fleurs. etc.) vase | Reprendro ses_S, [com] To take back the empties VASE slime : mud | VASEAU [wooden) bowl Vaseux’ -ease a. slimy : muddy VASISTAS casement: window VASQU'E basin | VASSAI_ VASSALITE, VASSELAGE vassalage VASSOLE coamings [mi) vast Vaste a. large : spacious : great [style soute- VATICAN"_ [pr. vat'i-kann] VA-TOUT’’ one’s all : all VAUDEVILLE ‘_’ : song : light comedv VAUDEVILLISTE writer of vaudevilles VAV-L’EAU | a_, Down the stream | Aller a _, To go to rack : to come to nothing VAURIEN” good-for-nothing scamp [ou ‘thing'] blackguard [en Amerique, tuff] Vaut’ IV. Valoir] VAUTOUR vulture se Vautrer' vr. to wallow : to roll: to lie VEAU calf [viande) veal |_gras' Fatted calf | _marin, Seal | Pleurer comme un_, To cry like a baby Vecteur a. | Rayon_, Radius vector Vecu pp. [ V. Vivre] lived VEDETTE [cavalerie] sentry : scout: watch- tower : sentry-box : motor-boat | En _, On the top (sur, of] displayed in bold type VEGA _ [pr. vi'-ghe] VEGETAL plant | _-e a. ... of vegetation | 53,'^? Regne_, Vegetable kingdom vEgETARIEN ” -ENNE [<fc a.] vegetarian s SVEgETARISME vegetarianism a | VEGETATION” [ti as see] _ ® ^VEgETAUX’ [pi] plants : vegetation Vegeter’ vn. to vegetate : to only exist VEHEMENCE _ | Vehement’ -e a. _t Vehementement” ad. vehemently VEHICULE vehicle VEILL'E staying up : keeping awake : watching : eve : day [ou night] before | a la_de, On the eve of : close upon | Mettre (I’ancre) a la _, To cock-bill | En _, A-cock bill | Ancre de__ Sheet anchor _S' [pi] labours : staying up at nights VEILL'EE sitting up at nights : evening Veill’er' v. to keep [ou lie] awake : to stay up [un malade) to sit up with [avoir 1’oeil sur, a) to watch : to keep an eye on, upon : to look after | _au grain. To keep a sharp look-out VEILL’EUR -FUSE watchman : watcher [s. f.) night-light {hot) autumn crocus [crocus VEILL'OTTE small hay-cock [hot) autumn VEINAGE veining | VEINARD’ -E lucky one VEINE vein : course : run [filon, minerai) lode [de liouille) seam [b. chance) good luck | Etre en_de ..., To be just in the humour to ... [ou, for ...ing] Quelle_! What a stroke of Veiner’ va. to vein (de, with] Lluck! Veineux’ -euse a. full of veins [sang) venous VELAGE calving | VELAR hedge-mustard Veler’ vn. to calve vElIN" vellum | Papier_, Wove paper | _ blanc, Cream-wove VELLEITE fancy: inclination : whim : desire ‘VElO' [fam] ‘bike’ [en Amerique) ‘wheel’ VELOCIPEDE bicycle | VELOCIPEDIE cyc- Velocipedique a. cycling : cyclist’s Lling VELOCIPEDISTE bicyclist: cyclist VAR ENGLISH-FRENCH VEL VA'RIABLENESS variabilite : inconstance Variably [ve-ri-e] ad. d’une maniere variable VA'RIANCE [veri-e-nnce] At_[pers] En disaccord : mal : brouille (with, avec] [things) pas d’accord | To set ... at_, Brouiller VARIA'TION_: deviation : difference Var'icose a. variqueux | _VEIN varice Va'rie’d [ve-ridd] a. varie : divers Va'rieyated [pr. ver'i-e-guetedd]varietbigarre [flower) panache VARI'ETY [ve-rai-e-te] variete : variabilite _TIES [newspap.] faits divers A’a'rious [veri-e-ss] divers [-ly, -sement] VAR'NISH vernis | _va. vernir | To_over, Donner un vernis a [a tale) colorer _ER vernisseur | _ING vernissure : vernissage | _ing DAY, [le) vernissage ‘ VAR'SITY’ [V. University] Va'ry [cere] v. varier : faire varier : diversifier [from, de) s’ecarter [potiche VASE [a comme o dans sort] vase [Chinese ) Vast'ly ad. excessivement: extremement VAST'NESS grande etendue : immensite VAT cuve [tun) foudre VAULT [au, o dans sort] voute [cellar) cave [family_) caveau de famille [jump) saut (au cheval de bois] To_, v. Vouter [to give a_) sauter (au cheval de bois] Vaul'ted a. voute | _ROOF route VAUL'TING-HORSE cheval de bois Vaunt [au comme o dans sort] va. se vanter de V.C. [Croix ‘ Victoria’ pour bravoure insigne] VEAL [vile] veau [ _cutlet, Cotelette de V Veer vn. [ou _ round] tourner: virer [va. a cable) filer | The wind has_e’d right round, Le vent a change cap pour cap VEGr'ETABLE [vedj'-e-te-be’l] legume [plant in general) vegetal [a.) vegetal-e | -DISH legumier | _KINGDOM le regne vegetal VEGET A'RI AN [teri-e-nn][dk a.] vegetarien -nne: legumiste | _ISM [izz-mm] vegetarisme Veg'etate [vedj'-e-tete] vn. vegeter Ve'hemently ad. avec vehemence VE'HICLE vehicule [carriage) voiture VEIL voile [half_) voilette [fig) apparence : pretexte [to.) voiler [fig) deguiser VEIN veine \ *_e’d, Veine | VEIN'STONE gangue | VELL'UM velin VEL FRAN 5 AIS—AN GL AIS YEN VELOCITE _ty : swiftness VELODROME cycling track (for races] VELOURS' velvet | Faire patte de_, To draw in one’s claws : to fawn | _a COTES' corduroy | _de COTON" velveteen VELOUTE velvet : Y lace : Y down : bloom Veloute -e a. velvet : velvety : soft [vin) rich and mellow Velouter’ va. to make ... look like velvet VELOUTIER" [a kind of) borage VELOUTINE dark, soft flannelette VELTURE [<3>] cross-seizing Velu -e a. shaggy : hairy VENAISON" venison [F. ce mot] Quartier de _, Haunch of venison Venal -e a. [wiam. part] 1 | Valeur venale, Market value : price ... will really fetch VENALITE _ity VENANT' comer | Des allants et_s, Passers- by : passengers | a tout_, To all comers | Tout_,[houille] Unscreened : through (coal] Vendable a. saleable ["the grapes VENDANGE [or_S' pi] vintage : gathering VENDANGEON" harvest-bug Vendanger' v. to gather (the grapes] VENDANGEUR -EUSE grape-gatherer VENDIlMIAIRE the first month of the Republican year [22 ‘Sept.’ to 21 ‘Oct.’] VENDERESSE [droit] vendor VENDETTA _ VENDEUR -EUSE salesman [ou saleswoman] ...-seller : ...-dealer [dr) vendor Vendre va. [model for the 4th conjugation, at Table 4] to sell: to sell for : to sell out, off | _2 fr., To sell at [ou for] 2 francs | — ... a la livre, To sell ... by the pound | a , To be sold : ... for sale | Se_, To sell (well, dearly, etc.] to fetch a (high, or low) price : to sell for, ou at (a given price] to be sold : to sell one’s self VENDREDI Friday | _SAINT' Good Friday Vendu -e [pp. V. Vendre] sold | _ 10 fr., Sold for 10 fr. | Les_S' de la politique, Corrupt politicians Veneneux' -euse a. [bot., etc.] poisonous Venerable a. _ [ang. pr. venn'e-re-b’l] VENERATION" [ti, see]_[venn-e-rechenn] Venerer' va. to venerate Venere -e pp. time-honoured VENERIE hunting : hunting-train Venerien" -enne a. venereal ‘ VENETTE’ [vulg] On lui a donne une fa- meuse_! They put him in an awful funk! VENEUR huntsman | Grand_Master of the hounds ["thing’ VENEZ-Y-VOIR silver new nothing’ : ‘fine VENGEANCE _ : revenge | Tirer_de [or, se venger de] To be revenged upon [ou for] Par —, Out of revenge | Venger' va. to vindicate : to avenge | Se_, To be revenged VENGEUR, VENGERESSE avenger _a. avenging Veniel-elle a. venial [-llement' -lly] Venimeux' -euse a. venomous [langue, fig) VENIN" venom : poison : spite [malignant VENIR | L’aller et le_, Coming and going | Avoir Taller pour le_, To have one’s journey for one’s trouble Venir vn. (Table 15) to come [F. And] to be coming [pousser, croitre, etc.) to come [ou to get] on : to do [ou be doing] to grow [murir) to ripen : to come in for use [typ. & tech) to come out, come off [idPes) to strike : to occur (a, to] [avoir lieu) to happen | Je viens! [fam] I’m coming! | Je viens vous remercier I wish [ou I have] to thank you ... | Je vous vois_! [fam] I see what you're' driving at! I can see what you' are after! | D’ou venez- vous ? Where do you come from ? | D’ou vient que ... ? How is it that... ? [F. Vent] Temps a _, Time to come | S’il venait a ..., If he [ou it] should happen to ... | Aller et_, To go to and fro | Je ne fais qu’aller et_, I won’t stop: I shall be back at once | Venu de fonte, [tech] Cast on : cast in one [F. Voir]_de, To have [ou be] just... | 11 vient de finir, He has just finished [F. Just, ad.] Vienne wze maladie ..., Should illness occur ... En_a, To come [ou get] to [affirmer, me- nacer, etc.) to go so far as to ... | 11 en est venu a ses fins, He has carried his point Faire _, To send for: to fetch : to call : to bring [plantes) to grow | Se faire bien de, To get into ...’s good graces VIlNITIEN" -ENNE [ti as see] Venetian rcs* | Lanterne_nne, Chinese lantern VENT" wind : breath [_fort) gale [_ frais) breeze [odeur) scent [d’un tonneau, etc.) vent [de canon, tech) windage | Avoir_de, To get wind of: to hear of | Le_est entre deux ecoutes, The wind is dead aft | En plein_, In the open air [arbre) standard (tree] Fusil a_, Air-gun | Faire du_, To be windy | Instruments a_, Wind instruments | Passer au_de, To keep to windward of | Quel bon _vous amene ? How nice it is to see you! | Sous le__ Leeward | Tomber sous le_, To bang [ou to sag] to leeward | Voir d’ou vient le __ To see how the wind blows | Faire VENT”-ARRl£RE, To scud before the wind [F. Virer] Donner VENT'-DEVANT' a, To stay (the ship] VEL ENGLISH-FRENCH YEN VELOCTTY velocite : vitesse fca VEL'VET velours [a.) de V | _ PILE mo- quette | _SCO'TER [ou DUCK] macreuse VELVETEEN' velours de coton [prune Vel'vety a. veloute: comme du velours VE'NA CAVA veine cave Vend va. [terme de droit] vendre VENDEE' [venn-dt] acheteur, acheteuse VEN'DOR vendeur, venderesse VENEE'R plaque : feuille (de bois] [fig) vernis [va.) plaquer (with, de] _ING placage "Ven'erate [ven'-e-rete] va. venerer Vene'real a. venerien VENETIAN [vi-niche-nn] [<fc a.] Venitien-e?me : de Venise \ _ BLIND jalousie | _ SHUT'- TER persienne VEN'GEANCE [vennje-nnce] fca | With a _, Furieusement: ‘ en diable ’: a mort YEN FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS VER VENTE sale [de foret) felling | En_On sale [livre) published | En_chez Sold by ... | Salle cles_s, Auction mart [F. Mettre, Mise, fr. : & Sacrifice, ang.] Venter' to. to be blowing fresh [ou hard] Venteux’ -ease a. windy VENTILATEUR ventilator [tech) fan VENTILATION" _ [_-Uche'mi\ ("to blow Ventiler' va. to ventilate [dr) to estimate [tech) VENTOSE sixth month of the Republican year [19th ‘Feb.’ to 20th ‘March’] VENTOUSE vent : air-hole [rued, vase) cupping-glass | Appliquer dess a, [or Ventou- sei*' va.] To cup | Ventral -e a._ VENTRE abdomen : stomach [vulg) belly [d'ha- bit) body [de la mere) womb | a plat_,'Flat on the ground | _a terre, ‘As hard as he (etc.) could tear’ : ‘tearing like mad’ | Faire _, To bulge out | N’avoir rien dans le_, To be no good at all | Prendre du _, To get a ‘corporation’ | ‘Ce qu’il a dans le_’ How he stands VENTR1CULE ventricle | VENTRIERE girth VENTRILOQU'E ventril'oquist [kouistt] VENTRILOQU'IE ventril'oquism [kouizzni] Ventru-e a. big-bellied VENU -E comer [pp.) come [F. Venir, 1'.] Mai _, Badly formed : ill developed : poor | Nouveau _, New-comer | Le premier_The first comer : anybody : just anybody | Comme le dernier_, As if he were nobody VENUE coming : growth : size | D’une belle _, Well-grown VENUS [pr. the s]_ [fig) beautiful ivoman VEPRES' [pi] vespers : even-song VER worm [blanc) grub [de viande, etc.) maggot {des etoffes) moth | Nu comme un_, As naked as one was born | Ronge par les_s, Moth-eaten | Tirer les_s' du nez a ..., [fam] To‘pump’... | ‘Tuerle_,’To take an early morning dram | _ LUISANT' glow-worm | VER SOLITAIRE tape-worm _-a-SOIE silk-worm VERACITE _ty | VERANDA _dah Verbal -e a._1 [veur'-be-l] [ F. Proees-verbal] _ement' ad. verbally : by word of mouth Verbaliser' to. to make a formal statement, ou an official report VERBE verb [Dieu) the Word | Avoir le _ haut, To talk loud : to be peremptory Verbeux' -ease a. verbose [s, f] wordy VERBIAGE _ [veur'-bi-edj] [fam) mere talk VERBOSITE [s, z\ _ty [veur-boss’-e-te] VERBOU1SSET" butcher’s broom VER-COQU'IN ' maggot Verdatre a. greenish : with a G tinge Verdelet' -ette a. rather tart [fig) active VERDEUR greenness [acidite) tartness [fig) smartness : activity VERDICT _ [veur] [V. Guilty, ang.] VERDIER" greenfinch Verdir va. to colour ... green [to.) to turn Verdissant' -e a. turning green Lsreen VerdoyanP -e a. verdant Vcrdoyer' to. to be [ou become] green VERDURE _ : green turf : green branches [cuisine) green-stuff Vereux' -euse a. worm-eaten [fig) suspicious : dishonest: ‘ shaky ’ [dette) bad VERGE rod : wand [pour oeufs) whisk [dViuere) shank | _d’OR golden-rod Verge a. [pap.] laid | VERGER" orchard VERGETTE brush VERGEURE wire-mark VERGLAS" frost after a thaw | II fait du _, The rain is freezing as it falls VERGN'E, VERNE alder VERGOGNE \ Sans _, Shameless (-ly] VERGUE [&] yard [— a come) gaff | Avoir le vent sous_To scud [F. YARD] VERIDICITE veracity Veridiqu'e a. veracious : truthful VEN ENGLISH—FRENCH VER Ve'nial [mwe-ye-1] a. veniel VEN'I'SON Ivennze-mi] venaison | _PIECE VEN'OM [vene'mm] venin Lsouris Vcn'omous [ve-ne-me-ss"] a. [animal) venimeux [pers) mechant | _ly ad. d’unemaniere veni- meuse: mechamment Vc'nous [m-ae-ss] a. veineux VENT Ivenntf] passage: cours [air) vent [breathing hole) soupirail [artil) lumiere | To give_ to, Donner libre cours a : exhaler | _HOLE [cask] trou de fausset | _PEG fausset Vent [venntt,] va. [spite] exhaler Ven'tilate [venn'tilete] va. ventiler [air) aerer [a question ) discuter : elucider _ting SHAFT puits d’aerage \tion VENTILA'TION \leche-nn]_: aerage : aera- VEN'TILATOR [venn'ti-lete-r] ventilateur VEN'TURE [venn'-tche-r] risque [com) paco- tille | At a_, a Vaventure : a tout hasard | — v. oser (to,...] se permettre: s’aviser (to, de] [to risk) risquer | Nothing_, nothing have, Qui ne risque rien n’arien |_out, oser sortir | — to say, oser dire | _ upon, prendre sur soi de [an undertaking) s’engager dans Ven'turous [‘ Ven'ture'some’] a. aventureux: intrepide | _NESS intrepidite : hardiesse VE'NUS’S FLY'-TRAP attrape-woiiclic.s _ LOOK'ING-GLASS miroir-de- Venus Vera'cious [w-re'c/ie-ss] a. veridique _ly ad. veridiquement VERAN'DAH veranda: marquise VERB verbe | ‘ Verb, sap! ’ a bon entendeur Ver'bal [veur-be-l] a._: litteral [salut! _11 y ad. verbalement: litteralement Verba'tim [veur-bete-mm] ad. mot pour mot _REPORT, compte rendu in extenso VERBE'NA [bt-ne] verveine \ Lemon-scented _, F. citronnelle Verbose' [veur-boce] a. verbeux _NESS. VERBOSITY [boss’] verbosite Ver'dant [veur'-de-nntt] a. verdoyant VER'DICT [law)_[fig) jugement [F. Guilty] VER'DIGRIS [vetir'di-yrice] vert-de-gris fWERGE | a To be on the very _ of. To — towards, Etre sur le bord de : etre a deux c doigts de : approcher de [with a verb) etre ^ sur le point de ... 1 VER'GER bedeau : liuissier a verge I VER FRANQAIS v£rificateur examiner : inspector VERIFICATION" [ti as see] _ : inspection [testament) probate | _en douane, Customs examination | _des pouvoirs, Examination by the Chamber, of the validity of deputies’ election to parliament Verifier" va. to verify •, to examine [faire voir la verite) to confirm | Se_To ‘ come VERIN" screw-jack : hydraulic J [true’ VERINE hook-rope [ou chain-hook] Veritable a._: true : real: ‘downright’ [non falsifie) genuine | De_platine, Real platinum | Un _evenement, Quite an event VERITAS [lass] or Bureau_] Lloyd’s | Agent du_, [corresponds to) Lloyd’s agent Veritablement" ad. truly : really : indeed VERITE truth [sincerity) truthfulness | a la _En _, It is true. ... : in point of fact: indeed [Bible) verily | Dire ses_s' a ..., To tell ... some plain truths | La_, toute la_, rien que la_, The truth, the whole T. and nothing but the T VERJUS" verjuice : ‘crab-vinegar’: sour grapes VERMEIL" silver gilt |_pl] Vermeil" -eill'e a. vermilion [fig) rosy : ruby VERMICELLE [rair] vermicelli [pr. veurmi] VERMICULURES' (pi] vermic'ulated work VERMIFUGE _ | Poudre_, Worm powder VERMILLON" vermilion [mint’ VERMINE ver'min [fig) riff-raff [vulg) ‘var- VERMISSEAU little worm Vermoulu -e a. worm-eaten VERMOULURE worm-hole VERMOUT [pr. the f] ‘vermouth’ : bitters (pi] Verni -e a. varnished | Cuir_, Patent-leather VERNIER""— ['ve-r'nir] ["to French-polish Vernir va. to varnish : to japan [au tampon) VERNIS" varnish : japan [au tampon) French , polish [de poterie) glaze [fig) gloss Vernisser" va. to glaze VERNISSAGE varnishing [au Salon) V-day VERNISSEUR varnisher : French-polisher VERNISSURE glazing VEROLE | Petite_Small-pox | Petite _vo- lante, Chicken-pox VERON" [or VAIRON""] minnow VERONAI_ VERONIQUE _ica | Verrai, Verms, etc. VERRAT"" boar [V. Voir. Table 29] VERRE glass : lantern-slide | Un petit_[fig] A glass of brandy | Sous_Under a glass : in a glass case | Une tempete dans un _ d’eau, A storm in a teapot | Qui casse les_s les paie, They that do the mischief must pay for it | _ARMlt wire-glass | _a PIED"' wine-glass [ou rummer] (i. e. simply indicating the shape]_a BOIRE, tumbler | _a VIN"" wine-glass | _a BORDEAUX" [the size ANGLAIS VER in which the English drink sherry or port] — a MAD^RE, small wine glass | _a CHAMPAGNE, champagne glass | _a LIQUEUR. liqueur glass | _de MONTRE watch-glass | _a VITRES" window-glass rglass-works VERRERIE [vairr'ree] glass wares [fabrique) VERRIER"" glass-manufacturer: tumbler-stand | Peintre —, Stained glass artist VERRIERE, VERRINE glass case : stained glass (windows] VERROTERIE glass beads, etc. VERROU bolt | Sous les_s. In safe custody [argot) ‘in quod’ | Mettre le _ a ..., [or Verroui"ll"er" va.'] to bolt ... VER RUE wart VERS" verse : line | _blancs (pi] Blank verse Vers" prep, towards : to [a pen pres) about VERSANT" slope : slopes (pi] [geol) watershed Versatile a. _ | VERSATILITY _ty VERSE laying, ou lodging (of corn] 11 pleut a _, It’s raining torrents : it is pouring | Sinus _, (a.) Versed sine Verse-e a. well versed : ‘ well up’ [com) paid up VERSEAU [ast.] Aquarius \_V. Verser VER3EMENT"" payment : sum paid in, ou paid up : deposit | Bulletin de —, Pay-in slip Verser" v. to pour out [dans, into) to pour : to put [des larmes. du sang) to shed [le blame, etc.) to throw (sur, on] [ime somme) to pay in [par l’orage) to beat down | Somm.es versees [actions] ‘Amount paid up’ |_vn. to upset : to be upset [agric) to be laid VERSET"" verse | VERSEUSE coffee-pot VERSIFICATEUR versifier [keche-nn VERSIFICATION" [pr. ti as see] _ [veursifi- Versifier" vn. to versify [ fai] Ration VERSION"_ [ve-r'che-nn] [d’ecolier) trans- VERSO back (of postcard, etc.] Au —, On the VER SO IR mould-board [back VERT"" green [du vin) sharpness | Mettre ... au _, To turn ... out to grass | Prendre ... sans _, To catch ... napping : to take.. by surprise _ d’EAU sea-green _-de-GRIS" verdigris [grice] Vert" -e a. green [pas mur) unripe : raw [aigre) sharp : sour [vieillard) hale: brisk tin a green old age [pierres) fresh-hewn j Arbre —, Evergreen | Chou_, Cow-cabbage | Une —e correction. ‘ Une voice de bois_,’ A smart castigation | _GALANT" ladies' man [anciently) sort of Robin Hood | ‘ L'henre—e. The absinth-drinkers’ hour | ‘Une VERTE.' A glass Vertebral -e a. _al [ve-r'ti-bre-l] Lof absintii VERTEBRE [pi. _s] vertebra [pi. __;e] VERTliBRES" [pi] vertebrate animals : verte Vertenient" ad. smartly : sharply [brates Vertical -e a. vertical [-lenient"-lly] i ri VERTICALE vertical line ««■" VER ENGLISH-FRENCH Ver'ify [verr'ifai] va. verifier : controler Ver ily ad. en verite VERMIL'ION [veur-miV-ye-nri] vermilion VER'MIN [■veur'minn] vermine _KILLER poudre insecticide Vernac'ular [you-le-r] a. du pays : indigene _TONGUE langue du pays : L maternelle VER Ver'nal [veur'ne-l] a. printanier Sweet_GRASS, flouve odorante VERSE [veurce] vers : poesie [stanza) strophe : stance [of a song) couplet [of the Bible) ver- set | Blank_, Vers blancs (pi] In —, En vers Verse'd in, [veurstt] verse dans VER'SIFIER [/hi] versificateur:‘rimailleur’ VER FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS VIC VERTIGE vertigo [fam) dizziness : giddiness [fig) infatuation | Donner le_a, To make ... giddy | Vertigineux' -ease a. dizzy VERTIGO staggers (pi] [fig) whim : fancy VERTZI KSj virtue [valeur) value : property : power | En_de, In pursuance of ... Vertueux' -ease a. virtuous [-semenf -ly] VER VE fancy: life and spirit: raciness: ‘ nous ’ | Etre en_, To be animated VERVEINE verbe'na [V. Lemon-scented] VESCE vetch | VESICATOIRE blister VESICULE vesicle : bladder VESPASIENNE [street) urinal ‘VESSE-DE-LOUP"’ puff-ball VESSIE bladder | 11 veut nous faire prendre des _s pour des lanternes, He'd have us believe the moon is made of green cheese VESTALE vestal virgin VESTE jacket | Remporter une_, To ‘come off second best’ : to fail | Retourner sa_, To turn (his) coat VESTIAIRE cloak-room : dressing-R : robing-R VESTIBULE hall | VESTIGE _ : trace VESTON" jacket | Complet_, Lounge suit VETEMENT' clothes (pi] garment: dress VETERAN" [de, in] veteran [se pr.vet'-e-re-nn] [ecolier) schoolboy two years in the same class | _S' older boys VETERANCE veteran standing VEtErINAIRE veterinary surgeon _a. veterinary | VETILL'E trifle V^tilleux' -ease a. Qiers) excessively particular : nice as to trifles [closes) requiring close attention [V. Stick, ang.] Vetir (de] va. (Table 21) to dress : to clothe (with] [mettre) to put on | Se_, To dress VETIVER cuscus-grass [Andropogov] VETO [vayto] [ang. pr. tit o'] Vetu -e pp. [V. Vetir] dressed : arrayed VETURE taking the monastic habit [d'une VETUSTE age \_nonne) taking the veil VEUF, VETJVE widower, widow _a. widowed [de, of) bare : bereft: deprived Veui'll'ez' [V. Vouloir, & Table 28] ‘ Veule ’ a. soft: poor : weak Veut.' [3rd pers. sing. V. Vouloir, Table 28] VEUVAGE widowhood | VEUVE [V. VEUF] Veux' [V. Vouloir, Table 28] Vexant' -e a. provoking : teazing Vexatoire a. vexatious D=s^ Vexer' va. to vex : to provoke : to teaze | Se _, To be teazed VIABILITE possibility of living [des routes) Viable a. likely to live LPracticability VIADUC viaduct [vair-e-de-ktt] VIAGER'' life-interest: L-annuity | Viager'-ere a. life- ... : ... for life | Rentier_.Annuitant VIANDE meat : food | _blanche, Poultry or veal | _de bcmcherie, Butcher’s meat | _ salee, Salt M | _CREUSE, Poor unsubstantial stuff [journey VIATIQUE viaticum [fig) provision for one’s VIBOR or VIBORD" [&] waist Vibrant' -e a. vibrating [fig) stirring VIBRATION" [ti as see] [vaibreche-nn] Vibratoire a. vibratory |_sensat*on Vibrer' vn. [Faire__ va.] to vibrate (de, with] VICAIRE vicar [d’un cure) curate Vicarial -e a. vicarious VICARIAT" office of vicar : curacy VICE_ [voice] defect: blemish : flaw [de pro- nonciation) impediment (in one’s speech] [V. FORME] -AMIRAL vice-admiral | -CONSUL _ [konn'se-l] -GERANT' acting-manager | -PRESIDENT' _ [d’une assemblee) deputy- chairman | -ROI viceroy [rdi, o dans sort] -R 0 YA U TE viceroyalty Vice-versa ad._ VER ENGLISH—FRENCH VIC Ver'sus [veur'se-ss] prep, contre VER'TIGO vertige fed Td'art VER'TU [ou VIRTU] | Articles of Objets Ver'y a. ... meme : vrai | The_ ..., Precise- merit le [or la] ... | To the_letter, Au pied de la lettre | In the _ midst of, Au beau milieu de j The_idea! Par exemple! ‘Quel toupet! ’ | The_thing, La chose meme : ‘ cela meme ’ | His_words, Ses propres paroles \ The_man we want, L’homme qu’il nous faut Ver'y ad. fort : tres : bien | _much, Beau- coup | So_, Si-.tellement | So_much,Taut: si | _well then, ..., Eh bien! ... | To be_ careful to, Avoir grand soin de [V. Likely] VES'PERS [pi] vepres VESS'EL [vece-l] vase [ship) navire : vaisseau VEST gilet [va.) revetir : investir (with, de] Flannel_, G de flanelle | ... is_ed in the crown, ... est assigne a la couronne | _ed INTERESTS [pi] interets VES'TIBULE _ | _d TRAIN [Americ.] T a couloir central: T a intercirculation VES'TA allmnette-bougie VEST'MENT vetement VES'TRY sacristie [parish meeting) conseil de fabrique |_BOA'RD fabrique VES'TURE [■vece-tche-r] vetements (pi] VESU'VIAN [ye-nn] tison VETCH vesce | Wild_Qesse VETERINARY SURGEON veterinaire Vex va. facher : tourmenter : contrarier | To be_e'd with o’s, S’en vouloir | I’m_e'd at it. J’en suis contrarie VEXA'TION [pr. vek-seche-nn] v_: chagrin : depit: desagrement Vexa'tious [vek-seche-ss] a. [oppressive) vexatoire [fam) facheux : ennuyeux _ly ad. d’une maniere fdcheuse Vex'ing a. contrariant: agaqant | How_ he is! Qu’il est aga<;ant! Via [vai-e] prep, par : par voie de VI'AL [vai-e-l] [style biblique] fiole VI'ANDS [vai'-e-nndz] [pi] mets : comestibles Vi'brate [vai-brete] vn. vibrer [va.) faire v VIC'AR [pr. vik'-r] [vicar general, etc.) vicaire [Anglican) ministre [of R. Cath. parish) cure VIC'ARAGE [vik'eredje] cure VICE [i di]_[tool) etau | Free from —, Sans defaut | _ad. en remplacement de [a.) vice- -PRIN'CIPAL [pe-1] [of college] censeur -re'gal [ri-ghe-l] a. de vice-roi [ment Vice-versa [vaice-veur-se] ad. : reciproque- VIC FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS VIG VICIATION" vitiating [du sang) poverty Vicie-e a. vitiated [ail-) foul Vicier' va. to vitiate : to spoil: to invalidate Vicieux' -euse a. vicious: defective [cheval) un- Vicinal -e a. parish (roads, etc.] [s°uncl VICISSITUDE_[ang. pr. vaiciss'itioude] -5 VICOMTE viscount [va/i'kaounntQ £} VICOMTE viscount’s jurisdiction c VICOMTESSE viscountess Doji | Madame la § _de ..., The Viscountess ... : Lady ... VICTIME vic'tim (de, to, of] Victimer' va. to victimize VICTOIRE victory | Remporter la_, To gain the victoiy | Chanter_, To shout victory : VICTORIA _ [to ‘crow’ (over] — REGIA ‘—’ [pr. ri-djia] f-sement' -ly Victorieux'-ezt.se a. victorious : triumphant VICTUATLL'ES [vik-tii-aye] vic'tuals VIDAME [deputy of a bishop or abbot, holding lands from him, and responsible for his defence] VIDANGE clearing out | En_, Partly emptied | Robinet, Tuyau de_, Blow-off cock : blow-off pipe | _S' (pi] night-soil Vidanger' va. to empty : to clear out VIDANGEUR nightman VIDE void : blank : gap : empty space [en phys) vacuum [F. ce mot] [fig) emptiness [a.) void: vacant : empty | a _, Empty [moteur qui marche) running free | Dans le _, In a vacuum | Faire le_, To get a vacuum | Les mains —S, Empty-handed | un)-BOUTEILLE, country-box | -POCHES' basket | -POMME apple-scoop Vider' va. to empty [salle, ou endroit) to clear [quitter) to quit: to vacate [epuiser) to drain : to exhaust [terminer) to put an end to [regler) to settle [poisson) to clean [volaille) to draw | — les lieux, To ‘clear out’ | Se_, To empty itself : to be settled VIDUITE widowhood VIE life : existence [.sa nourriture, etc.) living [argot) ‘ time of it ’ : row : ‘ set-to ’ | a_, For life | Arbre de _, Arbor-vitse | Avoir la _ dure, To be very tenacious of life | En_, Living : still living | Jamais dezna_.Never ... in my life [ou ... as long as I live] J’v gagne ma —, I get my living by it | La_a bon marche. Cheap living | La des champs, Out-door life | Faire la_, To lead a fast [ou wild] life | Faire_qui dure. To live very temperately [ou carefully] Prixde la_,Cost of living | Sans_Lifeless | _ probable, Ex- Vieil', Vieill'e [V. Vieux] [pectancy of life VIEILL'ARD” old man | _S' [pi] old people VIEILL'E old wonvxn [poisson) wrasse VIEILL'ERIE old rubbish : old thing VIEILL'ESSE old-age : age | Son baton de The staff of one’s old age [F. Old age pensions] VieiII'i-e a. grown old [style) antiquated VIEILL'OT'-TTE little old man, or Woman Vieill'ir vn. to grow old : to age [style) to be [ou be getting] antiquated [va.) to make ... look old | Se_, To make one’s self look old ‘ VieiH'ot" -te ’ a. oldish VIELLE hurdy-gurdy VIENNOIS' -E [<& a.] Viennese : of Vienna VIERGE virgin [fam) maid [a.) virgin : pure : untouched | La_, The Virgin Mary [asfr.) Virgo | Foret_, Virgin forest VIEUX' [before vowel, VIEIL'] VIEILL'E old man : old ivoman [fam) old fellow : ‘old chap’: old lady [chose) old things | Les vieux, Elderly people [fam) old folks _a. old : elderly : ancient | Vieux comme Herode, [or les rues] As old as Adam | _ jeu, a. old-fashioned | C’est _ jeu! Oh! we’ve heard that before! | II se fait_, He’s getting old | Sentir son_temps, To be almost obsolete | De la vieille roche, Of the old school [ou olden style] ‘_amis,_ecus,’ Old friends are the best | Une vieille FILLE, An old maid | La vieille GARDE, Napoleon’s own guard VIF solid | Blesse au_, Stung to the quick | _de I’eau, Highest spring tide : ‘ top of the tide’ | Donation entre_s', Deed of gift Vif, Vive a. living : lively : sharp [roche) solid [haie) thorn : quickset [emporte) hasty-.quick: hot [feu) bx-isk [eau) spring [air) keen, biac- ing [froid) sharp [chaleur) intense [couleur) vivid [vapeur) live | De vive force, By main strength | De vive voix, ‘Viva voce’ | Chaux vive, Quicklime | Mort ou vif. Dead or alive VIF-ARGENT" quicksilver VIGIE look-out | En_, On the look-out | En- voyer un homme en _ pour annoncer les feux, To send a man aloft to look out for the Vigilamment' ad. vigilantly [lights VIGILANCE _ | Vigilant* -e a. _t VIGILANTE [Brussels] cab | VIGILE vigil VIC ENGLISH-FRENCH VIG VICIN'ITY [i bref] voisinage : proximite Vic'ious [c7ie-ss] a. vicieux -euse [-ly, -sement] VIC'TIM victime | War_s, Eprouves de la Victimize [wk-te-mdize] va. victimer [guerre VIC'TOR [te-r] vainqueur VICTO'RIA PHA'ETON [fe-e-t’n] victoria VICTORI'NE palatine [Remporter la V VIC'TORY [te-re] victoire | To gain the _, Vic't'ual [vitt'-V] va. ravitailler: approvisionner VICTUALLER [vtt-e-le-r] pour voyeur | Licensed _, Aubergiste : marchand de vin VICTUALLING [pr.vzt-ltgrne]ravitaillement: approvisionnement VIC'TUALS [vitt-lzel[pi] vivres [4>) victuailles fca | Broken_, Rogatons Vie [vat] vn. rivaliser : lutter : faire assaut(in, de] They _ with each other in ...ing, Ils ...ent a qui rnieux mieux | They vie'd with each other in their attentions to him, C’etait a qui lui montrerait le plus de prevenances VIENNE'SE [vi-e-nize] [<fe a.] Viennois-e VIEW [vtott] vue: point de F: coup d’oeil: idee: opinion : parti [va.) voir : regarder [F. Pensee} On_, Expose | Side_, Vue de cote | To take a_of, Examiner | To take a different _of, Apprecier differemment | With a_to ..., Dans le but de : en vue de | To forward his _s, Aider ses entreprises | -FINDER [of a camera] viseur | TOINT point de vue VIG'IL [g dj] veille [fast, etc.) vigile VIG FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS VIO VION'E vine dsj [lieu) vineyard | Ils au- ront la _ de l’eveque, They deserve the Dunmow flitch | Etre dans les_S du Seigneur, To be tipsy _ VIERGE Virginia creeper [er VIGN'ERON"-OWE vine-dresser: wine-grow- VIGN'ETTE _ : engraving : ornamental border VIGN'OBLE vineyard [a.) wine-growing VIGN'ON" gorse : furze VIGN’OT" periwinkle VIGOGN'E vicugna : vicugna-wool Vigoureux’ -euse a. vigorous : stout: strong : sturdy [-semenf -ly, -ily] Tin force VIGTJETJR vigour: strength : energy | En__ Vil -e a. vile : low | a_prix, Cheap as dirt VILAIN" -E villain : miser [par plais.) ‘wretch’ [enfant) naughty boy [ou girl] a. ugly : villainous : nasty : bad [enfant) naughty [mes- quin) shabby | De_e.s gens, A ‘bad lot’ | _ _ temps, Miserable [ou ‘dirty’] weather | _homme, ‘Bad lot’ | Homme__ Ugly man Vilainement' ad. villainously : badly : in a dirty manner : shabbily | VILAYET" _ VILEBREQUIN” brace : stock and bits [d’un moteur) crankshaft Vilement' ad. vilely [rat] VILENIE low abuse : meanness : dirty action VILETE cheapness : worthlessness Vilipender' va. to vilify : to run ... down VILLA _: country house VILLAGE [viledj] Le coq du , The smartest fellow in the place | 11 est bien de son_, ‘ He’s as green as they make them! ’ VILLAGEOIS" -E villager : man [ou woman, ou girl] from the country [a.) country : ‘countrified ’ VILLANELLE _ [sort of song, or dance] VILLE town : city | a la_, [pars] In town | En_In town [adres.se dune lettre) Paris | Diner en_To dine out | Trouver une cham- bre en _, To get a bed out | Sergent de_, Policeman | Toute la_The whole town | _d’EATJX' watering-place : spa ‘La _ LUMIERE’, Paris VILLEGIATURE staying in the country | Al- ler en_To go [for one's holidays] into the C VIMA IRE damage done by storm (in forest] VIME [provincial] osier VIN" wine | _d’honneur, Complimentary reception | Un doigt de_, A drop of wine | Entre deux_s, The worse for liquor : ‘half seas over’ | Avoir une pointe de_, To have taken a glass too much [vulg) to be ‘tight’ | Etre pris de _, To be tipsy | Avoir le_ gai, triste, To be amiable, sad, in one’s cups Marchand de_Wine and spirit dealer j Negociant en _s, [Wholesale) wine merchant | _de BORDEAUX’ claret | _ CHAUD" hot wine with sugar | —du CRU home-grown wine | _ DOUX* partially fermented wine | _de LIQUEUR sweet wine |_ ORDINAIRE ‘_’ | _ de PORTO port | _ du RHIN" hock | VIN AGE fortifying (of wines] VINAIGRE vinegar | Un filet de_, A drop of V | _de toilette, Toilet V Vinaigrer’ va. to add some vinegar to VINAIGRERIE vinegar works VINAIGRETTE [or Boeuf a la _] vinegar sauce : cold beef with vinegar sauce VINASSE ‘_’ [residue after wine distillation] VINDAS" windlass : giant stride Lp°or wine Vindicatif -ive a. vindictive VINDICTE PUBLIQUE public prosecution VINEE vintage | Viner’ va. to fortify (wine] Vineux*-euse a. vinous : wine-coloured : wine- flavoured [vin) full-bodied | Annee vineuse, Good year for the vintage VING’T [<fc a.] twenty [du mois, et des rois, etc.) twentieth | _-et-un, A sort of loo | Quinze- _s, Asylum for the blind [Paris] VING' TAINE score : about twenty Ving'tieme a. twentieth Vinicole a. wine-growing : wine- ... VINIFICATION" [art of) wine-making VINOSITE fruitiness | VIOL rape Violate -e a. of a violet tinge 5 d VIOLATEUR -TRICE violator : infringer o Les_s de ....Those who transgress the ... . " VIOLATION- [ti as see] _ [de la loi) E. § VIOLE viol Lbreach ® " Violemmenf [pr. -lamml ad. violently ^ ~ VIOLENCE_: act of violence | Faire_ £ a a la loi, To strain the law | Se faire_, •-§ To do violence to one's self: to force one's c •, self | Violent" -e a._t | Cela est un ^ H-t peu _! That’s too' bad! H Violenter’ va. to force : to do violence to VIG ENGLISH-FRENCH YIN Vign’ett'e va. degrader _tting GLASS, degradateur VIG'OUR [vigh-eur] vigueur | In one's full_, Dans la force de l’age Vile [i at] a. vil [villainous) abject _ly ad. vilement: vilainement VTLE-NESS [i ai] bassesse /Vilify [vil'ifai'i va. vilipender 1 VILL'AGER villageois-e ^ VILL'AIN [vill-nn] scelerat: miserable j3 Vill'ainous [Ze-ne-ss] a. infame m Vill'ainously ad. d'tine maniere infame i VILL'AINY [mi-e-ne] sceleratesse ["venger •^Vin'dicate [ke'te] va. defendre : justifier : i VINDICATION justification : defense VINDICATOR defenseur Vindie'tive [i t.res bref] a. vindicatif VINE [vainn] vigne [cucumber, etc.) plant |_ stock, Cep | Branch of the_, Sarment | Prop for the_, Echalas Tera _ DISEASE maladie de la vigne : phyllox- -DRESSER vigneron -nne -GROWER viticulteur : vigneron-nne -GROW'ING viticulture _ INSECT, _ PEST, phylloxera VIN'EGAR [vinn'-e-ghe-r] vinaigre _CRUET burette a vinaigre _SAUCE [au, o dans sort] sauce piquante VI'NERY [wV-ne-re] serre a vigne VIN'E YARD [vinn'-ye-rde] vigne [large) vi- Vi'nous {vdi-ne-ss] a. vineux [gnoble YIN'TAGE ['vinn-tedj'i vendange VIO FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS VIS :g Violer" va. to violate [la loi, sa parole) to ^ break (the law, one’s word] ^VIOLET" [<fe -ette a.] violet [vati'e-le-ti] <s VIOLETTE violet | _de cliien, Dog Y VIOLIER" wallflower VIOLON” violin' [fam) ‘fiddle’ [pers) viol's linist:‘fiddler ’ | Au _, In the lock-up [vulg) ‘in quod’ | Jouer du _, To play = the violin | Poulie a_Fiddle-block ^ VIOLONCELLE violoncello:’cello[pr.tc/ieZo R 3 VIOLONEUX"‘fiddler’ VIOLONISTE [& f.~\ violinist VIORNE viburnum | _ ties pauvres, Wild clematis | _-tin, Laurustinus VIPERE viper [ang. vaip'r] VIPERINE [hot] viper’s bugloss VIRAGE turn: turning [velodrome) raised curve in track : ‘bank’ [phot) toning | Bain de —, Toning solution | -FIXAGE toning and fixing VIRE winding mountain-track VIREMENT" turn : turning [com) transfer (of bills] [_de bord) tacking about Viren’ va. to turn ... round [au cabestan) to heave [phot) to tone [vn.) to veer round; to turn [phot) to tone | _ de bord, To tack _vent arriere, To wear ship : to boxhaul | _vent devant, To tack ship | Manquer de _, To miss stays VIREUR turning gear (in a screw steamer] Virginal -e a. virgin : maiden | Lait—,Cos- VIRGINITE _ty Lmetie VIRGULE comma [,] Point et_, [;] Semicolon Viril -e a. manly : of manhood | Age_, Manhood | _ement’ ad. ... like a man VIRILITE manliness : manhood VIROLE ferrule [tech) collar VIRTUALITE inherent power Virtuel-eZJe a. virtual [-lenient’ -lly] VIRTUOSE virtuoso : talented artist VIRULENCE _ | Virulent’ -e a. _t VIRUS [vee-ruce) _ [va'i'-re-ss] VIS [veece] screw [V. ce mot] [escalier) spiral staircase | ... a_, ... with a screw : with screws | _de pointage, Elevating S | _de pression, Binding S | _de rappel, Adjusting S | _ a tete noyee. Countersunk S | _ sans fin, Worm | VISA_: vise : signature VISAGE face: look [plais) visage | a _ decouvert, Barefaced : unmasked : in the open | a deux —s, Double-faced | Au __ In the face : in one’s F | Avoir bon, mauvais_, To look well, look ill | Changer de_, To change countenance | De—, By sight | ‘Epouserun_,’ To marry ... for her looks | Faire mauvais — a, To look black at | Trouver_de BOIS’, To find the door shut [ou nobody in] VIS-A-VIS’ [pr. vee-zah-vee] ‘_’ [au jeu de cartes) partner | Vis-a-vis' ad. [de, ...] ’_’ : opposite : facing : face to face : with regard to : with VISC&RE viscus | _S’ [pi] viscera VISCOSITE glutinousness : stickiness VISEE aim Viser” v. to aim (at] to take aim : to have ... in view [document) to examine and sign 1 _a l’effet, To aim at effect | Je ne vise personne, I do not allude to any individual | Faire_ son passeport, To have one’s passport vised VISEUR [phot] view-finder Visible a._: evident : obvious [musee, etc.) open to the public | ... n’est pas_, ... cannot be seen | 11 n’est jamais_avant midi. He is always engaged till 12 o’clock VisiblemenF ad. visibly : evidently VISIERE visor [de casquette) peak [de fusil) sight | _a clapet, Folding-S | Rompre en_ a, To run full tilt at; to ‘fly out at’ VISIGOT H" _ VISION"_[la vue) sight [idee folle) fancy : whim | _NNAIRE visionary 0^ VISIR [V. Vizir] Tetc. VISITATION" [ti as see] _ [of the Virgin. VISITE visit [d’un eveque) visitation [pers) visitor [examen) examination : search j _ domiciliaire, Domiciliary visit | Droit de_, Right of search | En_chez, On a visit to ... : visiting at ...’s 1 Faire [or Rendre] — a. To pay a visit to | —S' (pi] [d’un medecin] attendance Visiter" va. to visit (a place] to examine [fouil- ler) to search [ V. Be. ligne 75] Se_, To visit each other | A-t-on visite mes bagages? Has my luggage been examined? VISITEUR visitor [douanes) searcher VISON" mink VIO ENGLISH-FRENCH VIS VI'OLA [vai'-O-lel [instr.] alto Vi'olate [vaio-lete] va. violer : porter atteinte a Vi'olent [i at] a. _ [illness, etc.) fort: aigu [remedies) hero’ique | A _ COLD, Un gros rhume : un fort coup d’air | _ly ad. violem- ment | More_than ever, ... de plus belle VI'OLET [i at] [flower) violette [colour) violet | -POWDER prndre de riz parfumee VIOLIN' [vdi-o-linn'] violon | Tenor_, Alto VIR'GIN [g, dj] vierge [a.) vierge : virginal VIRGTN'IA CREE'PER [djinnia] vigne vierge VIR'GrO [ast.] la vierge VIR'TU [V VERTU. ang.] VIR'TUE [veur'-tcliou'] vertu fco | To make a _of necessity, Faire de necessity vertu Vir'tuous [veur'-tchou-e-ss] a. vertueux [-ly. VIS'AGrE [viz'-edje] _ [-tueusement VI'S’COUNT [vai-caounntt] vicomte VI'S' COUNTESS vicomtesse Vis'eous [viss-ke-ss'] a. visqueux VISE [passpt.] visa [vue d’ceil Vis'ibly [ze-hle'] ad. visiblement [rapidly) a VIS'ION [vije-nn, i bret] vision | Field of — Champ visueljVIS'IONARY [<fea.] visionnaire VIS'IT [vizzitt] visite : sejour [va.) visiter [a person) faire une visite a [sins, etc.) se venger (upon, de, sur] On a_to, En visite chez | A flying_, Une V. au galop (or, en coup de vent] 'unecourte apparition’ | To go VIS'IT- INGf, Aller faire des visites VISITA'TION [teche-nn"] [_of God) epreuve : affliction [bishop’s, etc.) tournee VIS'ITOR [vizz'-e-te-r'i visiteur | _S [at hotel] . clients : voyageurs | VI'SOR [vaize-r] visiere VIS FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS VOI VISORIUM [typ., etc] copy-holder Visqu'eux' -ease a. sticky : glutinous Visser' va. to screw : to screw down : to screw up (a fond, tight] Visu | Examiner de_, To see for one’s self (ou with one’s own eyes] Visuel -elle a. visual | Champ_, Field of vision Vit' [F. Yivre] Vital -e a. _1 [vcCite-V] VI TALITE _ty Vite a. quick [ad.) quick : quickly : fast | Au plus_, As fast as ... can [ou could]_! Make haste! Be quick! VITELOTTE kidney potato VITESSE speed : swiftness : rate | _initiate, Initial velocity | a grande_, a toute —, At full speed | Machine a grande_, High-speed engine | a la_de, At the rate of | a 3_s, With 3-speed gear j Avec changement de__ With change-speed gear | Boite a_s, Gearbox | Par grande _, By passenger [ou fast] train | Petite_, Goods train | Gagner de_, To outstrip Viticole a. wine-growing : w-growers’ ... VITICULTEUR vine- [ou wine-] grower VITICULTURE vine-growing, ou wine-G VITRAGE glazing : windows (pi] glass VITRAI'L' [pr. veetrahye] [pi. VITRAUX] window : stained glass window VITRE window-pane : pane (of glass] Vitrer' va. to glaze | Humeur vitree, Vitreous humour | Porte vitree, Glass door VITRERIE glazier’s work | Vitreux' -euse a. vitreous | VITRIER" glazier ["vitrified Vitrifier' v. to vitrify [ fdi ] Se —, To become VITRINE show-case : glass-case : window VITRIOI_[e-Z] Vitrioler' va. to throw vitriol at ... | Vitriolique a._ic Vivace a. [animal) long-lived [plante) perennial [fig) deep-rooted : persistent VIVACITE_ty : life : liveliness : sharpness: hastiness : hasty thought ou action VIVANDIER"-IERE sutler VIVANT" living person | Bon _, Good liver : ‘ jolly fellow ’ | De [or En] son_, During one’s lifetime | Du _ de, In the lifetime of | _-e a. living [anime) lively | Les_S' et les morts, The living and the dead VIVAT [pr. the Z] [<fc tnZ.] hurrah | Pousser des _S, to shout hurrah: to cheer | Vive,Vivent ... 1 ... for ever! Long live ...! [F. Qui: Vif] VIVE sting-fish : dragon-weever Vivement' ad. sharply : keenly-.warmly : very much : exceedingly : eagerly : strongly : smartly | _emu, Deeply moved VIVEUR fast man | VIVEUSE fast tvoman VIVIER'' fish-pond | Vivifiant'-e bracing : in- Vivifier' va. to give life to |_vig-°rating VIVIPARE vivip'arous animal [a.) vivip'arous VIVISECTEUR _tor VIVISECTION" [ti as see] _ Rive Vivoter’ vn. to just manage [ou make shift] to Vivre vn. (Table 70) to live (de, on] _ bien [ou mal] avec, To get along well [ou badly] with ... | 11 vit encore, He is still living | De quoi —, Something [ou enough] to live on | Apprendre d_, To teach [ou learn] manners | Faire_, To keep | 11 fait bon_ici, Life is pleasant here | 11 fait cher_en Angleterre, Living is dear in England | 11 faut que tout le monde vive, Everyone must live | Savoir —, To be very gentlemanly, ou ladylike VIVRE | Le_, Food | _S' [pi] provisions : stores : victuals | Couper les_s, To cut off supplies (a, from] [F Commis] VIZIR vizier VOCABLE _: word VOCABULAIRE_lary [vo-cab'you-le-re] Vocal -e a._1 [ang. pr. wk’Z] VOCALISATION" [ti as see] _ Vocaliser' vn. to vocalize VOCATIF vocative | Au_In the V VOCATION" [ti as see] [keche-nn] calling : turn : inclination : talent [d’Abraham) call VOCIFERATION" [ti, see] _ Vociferer' vn. to call [ou cry] out VCEU wish [promesse) vow [suffrage) vote ] Emettre un_, To express a wish [assemblee) to pass a resolution | Faire_de ..., To vow to ... | Exaucer les vceux de ..., To crown ...’s wishes | Faire des_x pour, To wish ... success | Prononcer ses_x, To take the vows VOGUE_[dans le midi) village feast | En —, In [ou into] fashion | Avoir la_, To be in V VOGUE-AVANT'' [*] bow oar Lou in F Voguer' vn. to row : to sail | Vogue la galere! Come what will Voici prep. Here is ... : Here comes ... : This is, these are ... : Look here! | Le_, La_, Here he is! Here she is! [chose) Here it is ! | Les , Here they are | La qui vient! Here she comes! | Me_! Here I am! | Nous y_, Here we are | _que ..., Now ... | ... que_, This ... VIS ENGLISH-FRENCH VOI VIS'TA perspective [in forests) percee Vi'tal [vaite-t] a._ | The_point, L’essentiel VI'TALS [vaite-lze'] [pi] parties vitales Vit'iate [vich'-i-ete] va. vicier Vit'reous [ri-e-ss] a. vitreux [humour) vitree Vit'rify [fail v. vitrifier : se vitrifier Vitu'perate [tiou'-pe-rete] va. vilipender VITUPERATION reproches : injures (pi] VI'TUS [tm-Ze-ss] [Dance, etc., F. Saint-V] Viva'cious [veche-ss] a. vif: eveille : anime Vi'va-vo'ce [vdi'va-vo'ce) a. oral [ad.) de vive ^voix | — EXAMINATION examen oral: oral Viv'id a. vif : frappant: tranchant: eclatant - Vividly ad. d’une maniere frappante VIV'IDNESS [i brefs] vigueur : vivacite VIX’EN [_fox) renarde [womari) megere Viz. [contraction du latin ‘videlicet’ : on prononce ‘ namely ’] ad. c’est-d-dire : ‘ c.-a-d.’ VIZIER' vizir | Grand_, Grand vizir VO'CALIST [o] chanteur, cantatrice Vo'calize [o] va. vocaliser Vocif'erous a. bruyant [-ly, -amment] VOICE [oi : o dans sort] voix | In a low_a F hasse | At the top of one’s_, a tue-ZeZe | My _fails, La V me manque ...-voiced a. kla V ... VOID [ot] vide [a.) vide : vacant [va.) evacuer | _of reason, Deraisonnable [F. Null] VOI FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS VOL VOIE way : track : means : turn [de bois) wood [chem. de fer) line : permanent way : track : gauge [cliitn) process [de scie) set | _simple, Single line | En_de, In a fair way to ... | En bonne _ d’arriver, On the road to success j ... sont en_de hausse, ... are looking up | Prendre la_de ..., To go by ... | Par — de terre, mer, By land, ou sea [ V. Tirage] Tou- jours par_et par chemin, Always ‘ on the move’ | Faire line — d’EAU, To spring a leak | _FERREE railway [Am.) railroad | Par_ferree, By rail | _LACTEE milky way | _ de SERVICE siding | —S' de FAIT' [dr] assault [F. Peace] Voila ! prep. Look ! See! There now! There is [ou are]...! [style eleve) Behold ...! [F.Wait, and Tres bien, Fr.] There it is! There they are! [on y va!) Yes! I’m coming! | Comme le_sale! Just see how dirty he is! | En_ assez, That will do! | En_-t-il! There’s a lot! | La_qui vient! There she comes! | Le, La_! See! There he [ou she, ou it] is! | L’homme que —! That man ! | Me_! [F. Voici] Me_perdu! Now I’m done for! | Ne _-t-il pas ..., Isn’t that a pretty ...! I declare if that isn’t...! | Ne_-t-il pas qu’il est revenu ! There now, if he hasn’t come back again! Who should come back but he! | _ mon affaire! That’s the very thing! | _pour ..., So much for ... | _qu’on sonne ! There’s the bell! | _ trois ans que cela dure, This has been going on for three years VOILE veil [pretexte) cloak : colour [phot) fog VOILE sail | Basses_s, Courses [F. SAIL] Aller a la_, To sail | Amener les_s, Caler la _, To strike sail | Diminuer de_s, To shorten sail | Faire_, or Mettre a la_, To set sail | Faire de la_, To make more sail | Faire petite__ To go under easy sail | Faire force de _s, Mettre toutes _s dehors, To crowd all sail | Etre fin de_, To be a good sailer | Cent_s, [navires] A hundred sail [et non pas ‘sails’] Navire a_s, Sailing vessel Voil6-e a. veiled [tambour) muffled [fig) soft [voix) husky [navire) rigged [tech) twisted : warped [phot) fogged | Bien_, [&] Trim Voiler' va. to veil : to conceal : to hide [tambour) to muffle [phot) to fog [im.) to warp : to lose its shape | Se_, To wear a veil [se de- jeter) to lose its shape : to become bellied | Se_la face, To be shocked VOI LERIE sail-loft VOILETTE fall [little veil] [sailer VOILIER" sail-maker | Bon_.[navire] A good VOILVRE sails (pi] [art) sail-making Voir v. (Table 29) to see : to look at [ou on, ou into] [un malade) to see : to attend [examiner) to examine [frequenter) to go into (bad, ou good, company] to move in (good society] to visit [rencontrer) to meet with | Voyons! Come! [F. Do, lines 107-9] a _, To see | — venir..., To see ... coming [fig) to wait and see what... is driving at | Aller_, To go and see ... | Allez y — ! Believe it if you can ! ‘ Did you ever !’ | Rien a_avec, Nothing to do with ... | Rien ay_ [F. Business] Faire —, To show | — faire, To look at [ou on, ou into] to witness : to see | Je l’ai vu faire 40 milles en un jour, I have known him walk 40 miles in a day [F Vu] Maniere de_, Way of looking at things | Une chose a_, A sight worth seeing : a sight | Va-t’en _, [etc.] [F. Wish, ang.] Se —, To be seen [ou met with] to see [ou meet with] each other : to see [ou look at, ou find] one’s self : to occur Voire ad. and even : nay, even ... VOIRIE highway commissioners (pi] [depot d’immondices) common sewer VOISIN"-_E [s, z\ neighbour [a.) neighbouring : surrounding : ... near : in the neighbourhood : next... : bordering (de, on] [hist, nat.) nearly allied (de, to] VOISINAGE neighbourhood : everybody in the neighbourhood [hours Voisiner' vn. to visit about among one’s neigh- VOITURE carriage : conveyance [F. Lift & Volonte) [de roulier) waggon [de voiturier) cart : van [_de place) cab [quantite) load | — a quatre chevaux, Carriage and four | En _! Take your seats ! [Americ.) All aboard! | Lettre de_, Way-bill | Prix de la_, Fare | _ d'ENFANT" perambulator | _de LUXE, carriage with accommodation for long journeys | — de MALADE bath-chair : invalid C | _ CELLULAIRE prison van Voiturer’ va. to carry : to take VOITURETTE ‘_’ : small motor-car _-REMORQUE trailer : trailing-car VOITURIER"carrier : driver VOITURIN" man who lets a carriage, oua horse and trap : driver [•voiture) coach VOIX' voice [pers) singer [fig) opinion [vote) vote | a_basse, In a low tone | a haute_, Out loud : loudly | Mettre aux_, To put it to the vote | Aller aux_, To vote | Aux_! Divide ! Put it to the vote ! VOL robbery [petit) theft [chose) article stolen: stolen goods [d’oiseau) flight | Au_On the wing ] a_d’oiseau, [distance] As the crow flies | Paris a_d’oiseau, Bird’s-eye view of Paris | En plein_, In full flight |_PLANlt ‘_’: aerial gliding descent Volable a. ... that may be stolen [pers., etc.) that can be robbed Volaqe a. fickle : inconstant Tfowl VOLAI'LL'E poultry : fowls (pi] Une —, A VOL ENGLISH—FRENCH VOL Volatile [vol'-e-ta'ile] a. volatil [pers) etourdi: volage | Sal_, [vo-lat’-e-le ] Sel volatil VOLE campagnol | Water-_, Rat d’eau VOLL'EY [cannon, tennis) voice [musketry) due- charge [oaths, abuse) grele | To fire a_, En- voyer une V: faire un feu de peloton [salute) tirer une salve | -FI'RINGr feu de peloton VOLT _ | -METER voltmetre Vol'uble [vol'-you-be-l] a. coulant [tongue) bien pendue VOL'UME [vol'youme] [of smoke) nuage | It speaks _s for ..., Cela en dit long en faveur de ... | _5, Tome 5 Volu'minous [vo-lou’-mi-ne-ss] a._neux VOL FRAN Q AIS—AN GLAIS YOU VOLANT" shuttlecock \bordure) edging [_de robe) flounce : frill [roue) fly-wheel [Jiorlog.) fly | _de direction, Steering-wheel |_haut, Deep flounce | Au _, At the steering-W | Jouer au_, To play at battledore and shuttlecock — -e a. flying [feuille) loose | Cacatois'_, Sky- sail [F. SAIL] Fusee_e, Skv-rocket VOLAPUK _ Volatil -e a._tile : winged VOLATILE winged creature Volatiliser' va. [& Se_vr.] to volatilize VOLATILITY _ty VOLATILL-E little birds (pi] VOL-AU-VENT' [sort of) puff-pie : puff VOLCAN" volcano [vott-keno] Volcaniqu’e a._ic [fig) fiery Volcaniser’ va. to inflame VOLE | Faire la_To win all the tricks VOLEE flight : ‘lot’ [attelage) team \barre) splinter-bar [artillerie) volley [4>) broadside: chase (of gun] [de coups) shower : ‘ dressing’ [de cloches) peal [rang) rank | a la —, At random (pers) flying : as he [oil as she, etc.] passes [semaille) broadcast | ‘_de bois vert,’ [fam] ‘Dressing’ | De haute (or de’premiere) _, [fam] First-rate | a toute_, At random: right away | Sonner a toute —, To ring a peal Voler’ vn. to fly [i;a.) to steal (a thing] to rob (a person, or a house, etc.] [plais.) to ‘ sell ’ (a pers.] 11 ne l’a pas vole ! It only serves him right! | Nous sommes voles! We’re swindled! VOLERIE theft : robbery [select VOLET" shutter | Trie sur le_, Exceedingly Voider" vn. to flutter : to flutter about VOLEUR-Et/SE thief |_avec effraction, Burglar | _ii l’etalage, Sbop-lifter | — de grand chemin, Highway robber | — de ..., ...-stealer | Au_! Stop thief! | 11 est fait comme un_, He’s a regular scarecrow | Les chats sont tres _s, Cats are very thievish [ou ' terrible VOLIERE aviary : pigeon-house [thieves ’ VOLIGE batten | _AGE boarding VOLONTAIRE obstinate fellow [X) volunteer | _ a. voluntary : willing [premedite) wilful [obstine) obstinate Volontairement’ ad. voluntarily: of one’s own VOLONTARIAT" voluntary service [free will VOLONTE will : wish : pleasure | a _, At pleasure : at will : ‘just as you like ’ [a louer) to let out: to hire | Avoir de la bonne_, To be willing | Avoir ses_s, To be very capricious | Faire ses —s, To have one’s own way [Proverbe, V. WILL] [pleasure Volontiers" ad. readilv : willingly : ... with VOLT _ | VOLTAGE _ Voltaique a. voltaic VOLTE-FACE! About face! | Faire To wheel round [X) to face about VOLTIGE slack-rope [action) vaulting : tumbling | Voltiqer’ vn. to flutter : to hover [sur la corde) to vault : to dance the slack- rope [fig) to flutter about VOLTIGEUR light infantry-man _S’ [pi] light infantry VOLTMfeTRE _meter VOLUBILIS [pr. the s] convolvulus VOLUBILITY _ty (vol-you-biV-e-te] VOLUME_: bulk | Volumineux’ -euse a. _nous [paquet, etc.) bulky VOLUPTE voluptuousness [pr. vo-le-p-tiou-e- ss-ne-ss] luxury : pleasure Voluptueux’-eizsea. voluptuous [-seinent’-ly] Vomique a. | Noix' _, Nux vomica Vomir v. to vomit [fig) to vomit forth : to throw up | Avoir envie de_, To feel sick VOMISSEMENT" vomiting | VOMITIF emetic Vorace a. voracious (vo-reclie-ss] VORACITY _ty Vos’ a. poss. pi. your : your own VOTANT" voter | List e des S’, Register of v’s VOCATION" voting VOTE — [action) voting | Droit de _, Franchise | Voter’ v. to vote | Votif-ire a. votive Votre [o as in English word not] a. poss. [pi. Vos’] your : your own Votre [o as in note] pron. yours | Le, La_, Les_s, Yours : your own : your people, your friends, your family | Vous faites des _s! You are at your old tricks again! Vouer’ va. to vow [a, to) to devote : to doom VOL ENGLISH-FRENCH VUL Voluntarily [volV nn-te-] ad. volontairement VOL'UNTARY [voll'-nn-te-re] [mus] prelude: improvisation [a.) volontaire VOL'UNTEE'R [voll'-nn-ti're] volontaire [a.) de V : des V’s [m) offrir (to, a] [vn.) s’offrir (to, del [X) s’engager comme volontaire (Note. Les ‘volunteers’ en Angl. ont ete remplaces par les ‘territorials’] VOLUP'TUOUSNESS volupte VOM'IT vomitif [matter thrown up) vomisse- ment [v.) vomir | VOM'ITING vomissement Vora'cious [voreche-ss] a. vorace |_appetite, Appetit devorant: faim canine _ly ad. avec voracite VORA'CIOUSNESS (voreche-ss) voracite VOR'TEX tourbillon VO'TARY [vo'-tere] devoue : devot : adorateur VOTE [6]_: voix [F. Voix fea] [sum allotted) credit | One man one_, Un vote par tete |_ on ACCOUNT [budget] douzieme provisoire Vote V. voter : declarer | Not to__ S’abstenir! _... in, elire | VO'TER [o] votant VO'TING [6] vote : rotation | _begins at six, Le scrutin est ouvert a 6 heures | -PAPER bulletin (de vote] ■§ Vouch for v. garantir : repondre de <o VOUCH'ER piece justificative g Vouchsafe v. accorder [to ...) daigner <©VOW voeu [r.) vouer (a] faire vceu (to, de] SvOW'EL voyelle VOY'AGE [vo'i-edj, o comme dans sort] — fee Outward voyage. Aller | Homeward voyage. Retour | _out and home, Aller et retour j Pleasant_, Belle traversee \ Rough —, Mau- vaise traversee | 3 days’ _ [from ... to ...] Traversee de 3 jours VOY'AGER (voi-e-dje-r] voyageur : passager VOY'AL [&] traversiere [ebonite VUL'CANITE [ve-l-ke-naitt] caoutchouc durci: Vul'canize’d [ve-l-ke-ndizdd] a. vulcanise YOU FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS VUL VOULOIR will [va.) (Table 28) to will [F. Tab. 4, ‘Futur’ et ‘ Conditionnel] to wish (to ...] to want (to ...] to like (to ...] to be inclined (to ...] to choose : to require : to mean : to in- ! tend : to suppose : to think | __ c'est pouvoir, Where there’s a WILL, there's a WAY [F. Like] Voulez-vous du the ou du cafe? Will you have tea or coffee ? | Youlez-vous y aller ? Would you like to go? | Que voulez-vous? What do you want? What can I do for you? What was to be done ? What can you expect? | II ne sait ce qu’il veut! He doesn’t know what he wants | II veut me voir, He wants to see me | II fait tout ce qu’il veut de He does whatever he likes with ... | Ce bois ne veut pas bruler, This wood will not [fam. won’t] burn | Manger a bouche que veux-tu, To eat as much as one can | Je voudrais les voir, I should like to see them | Veuillez, Please ] ... : Would you (be so good as to] Have the j goodness to [F. Believe] Si vous voulez, If you like | Dieu veuille que ...! God grant...! ' _ absolument, to be determined (to..] to will | II a voulu absolument partir, He would' go | II veut que ..., He will have it that ... | Je le veux absolument, I insist upon it _ bien, to have the kindness (to, ...] _ bien accepter ..., To do... the favour to accept... | ! Je le veux bien! With pleasure! I have no objection! j Je voudrais bien savoir ..., I should like to know ... | II a bien voulu ..., He has kindly ... (pp.] Demandez-lui s’il veut [s’il voudrait] bien ..., Ask him if he would mind ... | Voulez-vous bien vous taire! Do be quiet! ‘Just shut up! ’ _de [prix] to ask (for] to want (for] II en veut 10 francs, He wants 10 francs for it — dire, to mean | Que veut dire ce mot ? What is the meaning of this word ? _du bien a, To wish well to : to be ...’s well- wisher : to have a friendly feeling towards ... En — a, [or — du mal a] To have a grudge against: to be vexed with : to be set against (a person] to be bent [ou determined] upon En veux-tu en voila, As much [ou many] as ever you like : lots : ‘ any quantity ’ S’en —, To be angry [ou vexed] with one's self Voulu-e pp. [F. Vouloir] requisite : required: necessary : set: studied Vous' pron. you : to, for, at, in, with, from you [reflechi) yourself, yourselves : to, for, (etc.) yourself, yourselves [1’un l’autre) each other: to each other | a_, ‘ Yours ’ VOUSSOIR ‘ — ’: stone of the arch : arch-stone VOUS SURE bend of the arch VOU'TE vault: arch [du palais) roof (of the mouth] Clef de_, Key-stone Vo(it6-e a. vaulted : arched : crooked [pers) round-shouldered : bent with age VoOter' va. to vault: to arch : to bend VOYAGE journey [par mer) voyage | _aux Pyrenees par Taine, Taine’s travels in the P | ... de —. Travelling... | Recitsde_.Booksof travel | Bon —! Farewell! Pleasant journey ! | Costume de_, Travelling dress, suit | En _, On a journey : on a voyage : travelling | _ d'AGRIiMENT' pleasure trip] _ d’ESSAI trial Voyager' vn. to travel (in] to go (to] Ltrip VOYAGEUR -EUSE traveller : passenger [au point de vne d’un cocher, etc.) fare [a.) migratory | Pigeon —, Passenger pigeon |_ pour ..., T in the ... trade | Commis_, Comraer- VOYANT''-K seer [a.) showy : flaring l_cia.l T VOYELLE vowel | VOYER” road-surveyor VOYETTE bowl | Voyons' [F. Voir, Table 29] 4 VOYOU ’ cad : street-rowdy : blackguard VRAI truth | Au —, In truth : exactly | a_dire, Strictly speaking,... : really! | Du_,A certain amount of truth | Etre dans le_, To be right [‘ regular ’ : downright Vrai -e a. true : genuine : real : proper [plais.) Vrai, Ar raiment' ad. really : indeed | Oui_! [plais] Yes, that' it is! [ou that' he is, that' it will, etc.] Certainly! There’s no mistake about it! | ‘_de_,’ Really : positively VRAIC sea-weed (fucus marinus] [Vraic is the name by which it is known in Normandy and the Channel Islands. In Brittany it is called go£mon, & SARR.] _ SCl£ sea-weed cut from the rocks with the sickle | _VENANT* drift sea-weed brought in by the tide Vraisemblable a. probable [-ment'-bly] VRAI SEMBLANCE probability VRILL'E tendril [outil) gimlet [flat.) snarl VTE, F'fMe [for Vicomte, Vicomtesse] VU sight: inspection : preamble | Au — et au su de tout le monde, Openly : as everybody knows Vu -e [pp. of Voir] [dr] considering : owing to ... |_que ..., Whereas ... VUE sight : view : prospect [fenetre) window [stereoscopique) slide [F. Point de —] a 7 jours de_, At 7 days’ sight | a sa —, At the S of him | a perte de_, As far as the eye can reach : out of S : at random | Idees a perte de _Nonsense | De_, By S | En — de, With a view to [F. Prominent, ang.] Carder a —, To keep ... constantly under watch | Perdre ... de_, To lose sight of ... | a — d’(EIL', Visibly : rapidly : as one can [ou could] see at a glance | a_de nez, At a rough guess : approximately | Longue-—, Telescope Vulcaniser' va. to vulcanize [veuV-ke-ndize] VULGAIRE vulgar : masses (pi] common people [a.) vulgar : popular [-ment' -ly] VULGARISATEUR popularizer Vulgariser' va. to popularize VULGARITE —ty | VULGATE _ [a, e] Vulnerable a._ [ve-V-ne-re-be-l] VULNIlRAIRE wound-wort: cure for wounds [a.) good for wounds VUL ENGLISH-FRENCH VUL VUL'GAR [ve-l'-ghe-r] (pi] vulgaire _a. vulgaire : trivial: commun : bas [manners) grossier [F TON, Fr.] [fractions) ordinaires VUL'GARISM [pr. ve-l'-ghe-rizz-m] expression vulgaire VULGAR'ITY [re-?] grossierete : vulgarite Vul'garly [re-l-glie-r-le] ad. communement [of manners, etc.) vulgairement Vul'pine [i m] a. de renard VUL'TURE [re-l'tcbe-r] vautour W FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS WOM W [dodbl'-vay] W [deube-l-you] Wagnerien"-enne a. Wagnerian WAGON-* [w as v] carriage [en Amerique) car [a marcliandises, houille, etc.) truck | Changer de_, To change carriages [F TRUCK] _ a BESTIAUX* cattle-truck | _ a COULOIR corridor-carriage | -£CURIE horse-box -LIT* sleeping-carriage [Amer.: S-car] En —, -RESTAURANT" dining-car Lin a S-C -SALON" saloon-carriage [Amer.) parlour-car WAGONETTE _ T troll y WAGONNET* [or VAGONET*] tram-wagon : ‘WALLACE’ [a Paris] drinking-fountain | ‘ Se regaler de_,’ To have a drink WALLON" [ouallon] Walloon [Zoune] WAPITI _ WARRANT" [pr. tv as in English] [com]_[en ang. pr. ouore-nntt. o comme dans sort) WA STRING UE spokeshave WATER-CLOSET _ WATERPROOF [lady's) waterproof WATT _ WATTMAN motorman : electric-car driver WliGA [vay-ga] Yega (in Lyra : pr. vi] WESLEYEN**_an [oue-sle-e-nn] WHIG [pr. as in English] _ WHISKY [pr. as in English] _ WHIST [pr. as in English]_j_er* v. to play W WHISTEUR -EUSE [fam] whist-player WIGWAM [pr. as in English] _ WOLFRAM [w, v] _ WOMBAT" _ WAB ENGLISH-FRENCH WAL W, suivi d'line voyelle, se prononce comme OU dans le mot OUI. A, marque d’un asterisque, se pr. comme 0 dans SORT. •XWab'ble’ vn, [fam] clocher : clopiner Wabb'ly ’ a. [fam] fiasque : chancelant : clopin-clopant *WAD bourre | -HOOK tire-bourre | Wad [-dded] va. bourrer [pad) ouater (with, de] ■X WADD'ING bourre [padding) ouate ■X Wad'dle vn. se dandiner [fig) patauger •XWADD'LING dandinement Wade [a e] vn. marcher (dans I'eau) se trainer (through, dans] traverser | To _ through, [a subject] Etudier a fond : ‘ piocher ’ WA'DERS [a e] echassiers WA'EER [a e] pain a cacheter [consecrated) hostie | Sugar_, Gaufre: gaufrette feo WAFT souffle [va.) porter : soutenir WAG plaisant: loustic : farceur [va., wagge’d) remuer [one’s head) secouer (la fete] WAGE [pr. ouedje) salaire | Living —, S qui permet de vivre | Minimum_Taux minimum dessalaires | -EARNER salarie : ouvrier Wage WAR upon [ouedje] v. faire la guerre a WA'GER [ouedje-’r] pari: gageure | To lay a _, Parier : gager (that, que] WA'GES [pr. ouedje-zz] (pi] [servant’s) gages (pi] [workman’s, and of sin) salaire [of a body of men) page | Rate of _. Taux des salaires | Day’s_Tournee \ Week’s__ Semaine [Board _, V. Nourriture] -BOOK livre de page Wagg'ish a. espiegle : facetieux | — TRICK Wag'gle vn. fretiller [espieglerie : farce WAGG'ON, ou WAG'ON [ouagh-nn\ chariot: cliarrette [heavy & X) fourgon [conveyance) roulage [V. Vaguemestre, Fr.] [«§&) wagon fen [tram_) wagonet | Hire, ou cost of_, Prix de roulage | -LOAD [plein) chariot : charretee | ER charretier fplaces WAG'ONETT'E* uagonnette : break (a six WAG'TAIL bergeronnette: hochequeue WAIF epave [child) enfant abandonne [V. Stray WAIL, WALLING lamentation : plainte [of a child) vagissement | Wail vn. se lamenter WAIN chariot | Charles’s_, Le Chariot WAIN'SCOT [pr. ouenn-ske-tt] lambris |_va.' lambrisser (with, de] _TING lambrissage WAIST ceinture : taille [ship's) vibord | Round the _, a bras le corps | Size round the_, Tour de taille | Up to the_, a mi-corps WAIST'BAND [be-nndd] ceinture WAIST'COAT [coZe] gilet _ING etoffe pour gilets ^WAIT | To lay _ for ..., Dresser des em- buclies a ... | Lying in_, Guet-apens _S [pi] chanteurs de noels Wait vn. attendre [U. this word] [at table) servir | _on, _upon, servir : accompagner [call upon) se presenter chez ... ] I’ve been 1 _ing here this half-hour! Voila une demi- heure que j’attends! | He kept me _ing, 11 g m’a fait attendre : - il m’a fait croquer le rnar- i WALTER garijon [tray) plateau [mot ’ WAI'TING attente : action (Z’attendre j Gentleman iq_to_ Gentilhomme de service aupres de ... | Lady in_Dame d’honneur | -ROOM [roume] salle d'attente WAI'TRESS bonne [dans unrestaurant] fille L de salle \ _! Mademoiselle I Waive [oueve] va. abandonner : ecarter WAKE [oueke] [over corpse) veillee mortuaire [feast) fete [ship’s) sillage | In the _ of, Dans les eaux de | -ROBIN pied-de-veau Wake [a e] va. [ V. Awaken] eveiller : reveil- ler [a corpse) veiller [vn.) s’eveiller : veiller Wa'ke’ful [a e] a. qui ne dort i?as : eveille | Fit of WA'KE-FULNESS insomnie Wa'king [a e] a. eveille WALE [a e] marque \ _S [4>] preceinte \ Chain-_s, Porte-haubans ffWal k [Z mil] v. marcher [go ou come) aller, venir [as opposed to ride) aller [or venir, or retourner] a pied [as opposed to run) aller au pas [or lentement] [F. Sleep] I _e*d 10 miles this morning, J’ai fait 16 kilometres a pied ce matin | _ about, marcher [va.) se promener dans | _after, suivre | _away with, [a rope] Haler a pas | _ back, re- tonrner |_down, descendre |_in, entrer | _into, entrer dans [slang) faire une sortie a (or contre] dire son fait a [a meal) ' s’en donner’ | _ off, s’en aller [slang) ‘filer’ | off with,’ chiper’ | _ out, sortir | -OVER To have a_-over, L’emporter haut la main : remporter une victoire facile | _ over vn. aller, venir [va.) traverser ... a pied [or au pas] _ up, monter [to, de) s’approcher WAL ENGLISH-FRENCH WAR W, suivi dime voyelle, se prononce comme OU dans Ie mot OUI. A, marque d’un asterisque, se pr. comme 0 dans SORT. XWAL'K [J nul] promenade-, tour [a regular walk) course : tournee [step) pas [garden_, etc.) allee | To go for a_Aller faire une promenade [ V. Constitutional ] Known by his _, Iteconnu a sa marclie | _ in life, Carriere | _s of literature, Domaine de la litterature | Sheep_, Paturage X WAL-K'ER [l nul] promeneur | He’s a good _, II est bon marcheur XWAL'K'ING [l nul] [for pleasure, etc.) la promenade [opposed to running) la marclie [a.) ambulant [dictionary, etc.) vivant [boots, etc.) de fatigue | 5 miles an hour is good _, Faire huit kilometres a Vlieure c’est bien marcher | It is better_here, Le chemin est meilleur ici : ‘(/a marche mieux ici ’ | -BOOTS brodequins | -DRESS costume trot- teur | At a_PACE. Au pas | -STICK canne X WALL mur 'Sea : muraille [fruit_) espalier [side) paroi | To give him the_, Lui donner le haut du pave | To go to the_Etre serre de pres : succomber | -eye'd a. a l’ceil vairon| -FRUIT fruit d’espalier | -MAPcarte murale j | -PAINTING peinture murale | -PAPER | [du) papier peint | -PLATE sabliere | Electric -PLUG, prise de courant * Wall v. entourer de murailles\ _ up, murer * WALL'ET besace : sac [eye) sacoche X WALL'FLOW'ER girofiee jaune | To be a _, [fig. in jest] Faire tapisserie . Tin, dans X Wall'oW vn. se vautrer: se rouler : nager I ■X WAL'NUT noix [green_) cerneau _TABLE table en noyer | -TREE noyer XWAL'RUS [re-ss] morse : cheval marin X WALTZ valse[e.) valser |_ER valseur -ease j _ING [to) valse X Wan a. bleme | To grow_, Blemir : palir XWAND baguette: baton XWan'der vn. errer : s’egarer [med) delirer [fig) battre la campagne XWAN'DERER rodeur: vagabond XWAN'DERING course errante : egarement [from, de) deviation : ecart [med) delire [a.) errant[tribe) nomade|_MIND esprit distrait WANE [ouene] declin [vn.) decroitre: decliner| On the_, Sur son declin | His star is on the _, Son etoile palit X WANT manque | For_of, Faute de | In_, Dans la gene : dans le besoin j I arm in_of, J II me faut: j’ai besoin de X Want va. [wish) vouloir: falloir [need) avoir I besoin de ... : etre a court de ...: falloir [F. ' Falloir] [ask) demander | What does he _ with me? Que me veut-il? | He is_ingin skill, II manque d'habilete (or, d’adresse] He _s to see me, II desire me voir | He_ed to go, II voulait y aller | He is_ed! On le de- | mande |_ed [advertisement] ‘On demande’l ■ It_s 4 minutes to 10, II est dix lieures moins j 4 minutes | It _s doing up, Cela a besoin ! d'etre retouche: il faut que cela soit remis a neuf | What do you_? Que voulez-vous ? I XWan'ton [te-nn] a. debauche : licencieux-se ( [playful) folatre [unprovoked) gratuit _ly ad. en folatrant: gratuitement XWAN'TONNESS legerete [bad sense) liber- tinage | From sheer_, De gaiete de cceur XWAR [to) guerre [va. -rre'd) faire la G | To — against, make upon, ou go to with, Faire la G a | At with, En G avec | to the knife, G a outrance | _correspondent, Correspondant de G \ Man-of-_, [/’em] Vais- seau de G | Secretary at [ou for]_, Ministre de to G j -HORSE cheval de bataille | -LOAN emprunt de guerre | _ OFFICE ministere de to G [for ord. survey) depot de to G | _ PARTY parti de to G | On the -PATH, Sur le sentier de to G [fig) parti en campagne \ _SHIP vaisseau de G X War'ble va. gazouiller [pers) chanter X WAR'BLER chanteur [bird) fauvette \ Reed _, F des roseaux | Sedge _, Becfin phrag- mite | Willow_Pouillot fitis | Wood_, Pouillot siffleur| WAR'BLING gazouillement XWARD pupille [<fc f] In_, En tutelle X WARD [infirmary) salle [lock) garde [towns) quartier [big cities) arrondissement | -ROOM carre (des officiers] -ROOM OFFICER officier XWard off va. detourner: parer X WAR DEN gardien [of college) directeur: pro- viseur [convent) superieur -e | _ of the Cinque Ports, Le gouverneur des Cinq-Ports XWAR'DER [prison) gardien [convict’s) garde- chiourme: argousin X WARD'ROBE [o] garde-robe [piece of furniture) armoire | Her scanty_Ses pauvres X WARD'SHIP tutelle [toilettes WARE [ouere] marchandise [china) porcelaine WA'RE'HOUSE [ouere] magasin [bonded_) entrepot [ra.) emmagasiner | _MAN [pi. _men] marchand (en gros] [servant) garde- magasin | WA'RE’HOUSING emmagasi- nage : depot [charges) magasinage XWAR'FARE [fere] guerre [V. Submarine] Wa'rily [a e] ad. avec circonspection X Warlike [i at] a. guerrier : martial X ‘WARM’ | To have a_, Se chauffer un peu XWaritt a. chaud [hearty) chaleureux | To be _, Avoir chaud [weather) faire chaud | To keep one’s feet _, Se tenir les pieds chauds | To keep the children_, Tenir les enfants au chaud | To grow_S’echauffer X Warm va. chauffer [warm up) rechauffer [a bed) bassiner [fig) echauffer | _o’s self, Se chauffer |_ING cliauffage | -PAN bassinoire X Warmly ad. chaudement [zealously : affectionately) chaleureusement [thank, etc.) vive- ment [angrily) avec emportement X WARMTH clialeur [anger) emportement XWarn va. avertir : prevenir : donner avis a| _... aejainst, mettre ... en garde contre | _ off, detourner | WARNING avertisse- ment: avis [to quit) conge [V. Give] XWARP clunne [towing) touee : amarre [«.) [weaving) ourdir [wood : vn.) se dejeter : gon- doler [by prejudice) fausser [d>) touer X Warpe’d pp. gauchi: voile XWARR'ANT [re-nnt] autorisation : garantie [dock _) wax-rant [magistrates’ —) mandat d’amener (against, contre] [of imprisonment) mandat de depot | Search —, Ordre de perquisition \ Dividend_, Coupon (de dividende] _of ATTORNEY procuration | _ OFFICER maitre | _OFFICERS (pi] maistrance WAR ENGLISH-FRENCH WAT W comme OU dans le mot OUI. * A comme O dans SORT. N Warr'ant [ouore-nntt] va. garantir: justifier [belief) autoriser | To be_ed in ...ing. Avoir le droit rle: etre fonde a (croire, etc.] I’ll _ it is! Je vous en reponds! * Warrantable [re-nntt] a. soutenable *Warr'anted [re-nntt'] pp. garanti *WARR'ANTY [re-nnte] garantie *WARR'EN garenne j _ER garde-c/tasse •KWARR'IOR [onor'-i -eur] guerrier: soldat * WAR'SHIP vaisseau de guerre Jf: WART verrue : poireau Wa'ry [a e] a. prudent:ruse •X-Was [s comme z] prefer, de Be [V. Table 6] •X-WASH [clothes) blanchissage: lessive [lotion) lotion : eau (de ...] [water colour) lavis■.aquarelle [of oar) plat [pig’s_and slops) lavure (de vaisselle] To give o’self a _, Se laver | To send ... to the _, Envoyer ... au blanchissage | Are my THINGS come back from the_? A-t-on rapporte mon linge du blanchissage? | -HAND BASIN [bece’nn] cuvette \ _HOUSE lavoir : buanderie | -LEATHER peau de chamois | -STAND toilette : lavabo | -TUB baquet Wash v. laver : se laver [F. Face. Eng.] [linen) blanehir [water-colour) laver [shore, etc.) baigner | This print will_, Cette etoffe se lave | _e‘d ashore, rejete sur le rivage (at, de]_away,_off,_overboard, en- lever:emporter[fig)effacer |_down, laver: nettoyer [with drink) arroser | _out [clean out] laver: nettoyer | _ up, laver [plates, etc.) laver la vaisselle WASH'ER rondelle : flotte [person) laveur [photo) cure de lavage [mach) laveuse\Copper _, Joint cuivre j _WOMAN blanchisseuse ^WASH'ING lavage [of linen) blanchissage i This will stand_, Cette etoffe se lave for. Cette etoffe est bon teint] _DAY jour de lessive j _PLACE lavoir | _RACK [phot] cure de lavage |_TUB cuvier |_UP lavape: lessive *WASH'INGTO'NIA [toni-a] [American for Wellingtonia] sequoia * Wash'y a. mouille : faible : fade _STUFF lavasse [wine, etc.) abondance -X-WASP guepe | ’S NEST guepier WASTE [oue] [wilful) gaspillage [loss) pertc [diminution) dechet [refuse) rebut [for cleaning machines) dechet [wilderness) terre in- culte : lande [un-built) terrain vague [spoiled copies) degats (plur.] Cotton _, Dechet de coton | Sheer_Pure perte | To run to _, Se perdre | _PIPE tuyau de degagement Waste [a e] v. gaspiller [spoil) gacher [lose) perdre [lose flesh) maigrir [consume) con- sonnner: se c [diminish) diminuer |_away, se c : deperir | A_d LIFE, Une vie manquee Waste [a e] a. [of no use) ... de rebut [time) perdu [land) ... en friclie: inculte | To lay ... __ Devaster ... | -BOOK main courante : brouillard | _ GROUND terrain vague | -PA'PER BAS'KET corbeille a papier | To throw ... into the_Jeter ... au panier | _ PROD'UCTS residus de fabrication : dechets Wa' ste'ful [oueste] a. prodigue : dissipateur _lly ad. en pure perte : avec prodigalite _NESS prodigalite : gaspillage ‘ WA'STER ’ [oue] ‘ propre a rien ’ * WATCH montre [V. MONTRE] [watchmen) garde [&) quart | To be on the _, Etre au guet [fig) etre sur ses gardes [F. LOOK-OUT] [&) faire le quart [for, ...) epier | To keep a _on, Avoir I’ceil sur | All the starboard [ou port]_ahoy! La bordee de quart a l’appel! | To set _ and _, [d>] Courii’ la grande bordee | Dog-_, Petits quarts (pi] _ DOG chien de garde |_GLASS verre de montre j -GUARD ; chaine de surete | -KEY [7a] clef de montre \ _MAKER horloger | -MAKING horlogerie \ -POCKET [for a bed] porte-wion tre | -STAND porte-montre | -TOWER tour du guetteur * Watch v. veiller (sur] regarder :voir :suivre ... des yeux [_for. ...) epier ^WATCHER veilleur Watch'ful [n bref] a. vigilant | _lly ad. avec vigilance | _NESS vigilance -X- WATCHTNG vigilance : veilles (pi] ■X-WATCH'MAN [pi._men] veilleur : gardien: guetteur | _’S BOX guerite [F. Night_] _’S COTT'AGE [tedj] maison de garde NWATCH'WORD [oueurde] mot d’ordre •KWA'TER eau [a.) ... d’ean : a eau [For some compounds, V. Eau] Aerated _s, Eaux ga- zeuses | High __ Maree haute \ Low — M basse j Cold_Eau fraiche | It won’t hold _[fig] Cela ne tient pas debout | To back __ [in rowing] Scier | To throw cold _ on, Denigrer: decourager | Warm_, Eau chaude \ Hot __ Eau bouillante \ Milk and __ Lait coupe | To get into hot_, Se mettre dans le petrin | To be in very low_, Etre bien bas | What_does the ship draw ? Quel est votre [or son] tirant A eau \ We must wait for high _to .... II faut attendre la pleine mer pour ... j Of the first_[diamond] De la plus belle eau | -BED matelas a eau | _ BOTTLE car a fe [for the feet) boi lie A eau chaude: moine | -CART tonneau d’arrosage | -CLOSET ‘_’ : cabinet (Aaisances] Where is the_? Ou est le C ? | -COLOUR DRAWING [transparent) aquarelle [ac-u a] [body or opaque) gouache | In_COLOURS a l'aquarelle | Painter in_, Aquarelliste | Moist_COLOURS, Conleurs a 1'aquarelle moites en godets [or en tubes] -cooled [tech] refroidi a Veau | -CRANE grue hydraulique \ -CRESS [vulg_ES, pi.] cresson (de foritaine] -CURE hydrotherapie | -FOWL [pi_] oiseau aquatique | -GAU’GE [gliedj] [tube] tube de niveau | _ GLASS verre soluble | -JACKET chemise Aeau | _ JUG i>ot a eau [Jug of_, Pot d’ean] -LIL'Y nenuphar : N blanc, jaune | -LINE ligne de flottaison j_-line’d a. batonne | -logge'd a. engage |_MARK filigrane | High- [ou Low-] -MARK niveau des hautes [niveau des basses] eaux [in rivers) etiage | _MEL'ON [le-nn] melon Aeau | -METER compteur a eau \ — MILL moulin a eau \ -OUZEL aguassiere : cincle plongeur | _ PIPE tuyau d’eatt | -POT arrosoir | -POWER force hydraulique : ‘ houille blanche' | _RAT rat Aeau j By the -SIDE, Au bord de lean | _ SPAN'IEL epagneul (qui va a Veau] -staine'd a. tache Ahumidite | -tig’ht [-taite] a. etanche | — WAY [in the Swiss Valleys] thalweg | — WAYS gouttieres | -WHEEL roue a aubes WAT ENGLISH-FRENCH WAY W comrne OIJ dans le mot OUI. * A comme O dans SORT. * Wa'ter va. arroser [give ... to drink) abreuver [silks, etc.) moirer [one’s wine, etc.) couper : mettre de Veau dans:' baptiser ’ [-vn.) pleurer [take in _) faire de Veau | It makes one’s mouth__ Cela fait venir Veau a la bouche X WA'TERF ALL cascade [larger) chute d’eau * WA'TER-HEN poule d'eau * WA'TERING [of land) irrigation [of streets) arrosement [of plants, &c.) arrosage [of wines, fraud) mouillage [of silks, etc.) moirage [let* ting ... drink) abreuvage [taking in water) approvisionnement d’eaii | _ PLACE [for cattle) abreuvoir [sea-side town) plage : bains de mer (pi] [an inland town, such as Vichy) eaux (pi] ville d’eaux \ -POT arrosoir •JfWA'TERMAN [me-nn\ [pi. _men] batelier [for cab horses) servant de place ^WA'TERPLANE hydravion WA'TERPROOF impermeable [a lady's_) ‘ waterproof ’ [a.) impermeable [va.) rendre impermeable: impermeabiliser sfcWA'TERSHED versant | Line of the _, Ligne de partage des eaux : Crete de P WA'TERSPOUT [spaoiitt] trombe * WA'TERWORKS (pi] eaux: installation des eaux: reservoir *Wa'tery a. aqueux [poet) liquide * WAT'TLE clayonnage [tree) acacia * WAT'TLES (pi] barbe * Wat'tled a. lie avec de l’osier WAVE [oueve] vague : lame : ondulation : flot [of the hand, etc.) signe [poet) onde | Light _, Onde lumineuse | Sound_, O sonore _vn. flotter : s’agiter [va.) a handkerchief, etc.) agiter [one’s hand) faire signe (de la main] [the hair) onduler | _RULE [typ] tilet Wa'ver [a e] vn. hesiter : vaciller [tremble WA'VBRING [a e] hesitation : vacillation _a. vacillant: inconstant: irresolu WA'VINESS [a, e] etat ondule : ondulation Wa'vy [oue'-ve] a. ondoyant WAX cire [m) cirer [vn.) devenir | To get in a_[fam] ‘ Rager ’ | Sealing_, Cire a cache- ter | Shoemaker’s_, Poix | -END til poisse [shoemakers call it ligneul] -LIG'HT bougie \ _ MATCH allumette-bougie | _ TA'PER [a e] rat de cave [to burn before altar) cierge Waxen a. ... de cire WAX'ING cirage WAX'WING jaseur (de Boheme] WAX'WORK | Like _, [fig] Fait au tour _S (pi] collection de figures de cire : galerie de groupes en cire Wax'y a. en cire : cire [pers., V. Wax] WAY [one] [road) chemin : route [fig., as_of the Lord, etc.) voie [ship’s speed, V. ERRE] [of saws) chasse | Which is the _ to ...? Quel est le chemin de [or pour aller a] ... ? | On one’s_to ..., En route pour ... : allant a j I was on my_back to, Je rentrais a | I was on my _ back from, Je revenais de ... [V. Other : Out] Over the —, En face | The right, the wrong __ Le bon, le mauvais chemin j The public _, La voie publique | The permanent __ [«il] La voie | The land_, [ad.] La voie de terre | To lose one’s_, S’egarer: se perdre | To stop the_, Barrer le, passage | _IN entree (to, de] _ OUT sortie (from, de] — THROUGH passage (au travers, etc.] [V. Make, 1st column, p. 670] If it comes in my — Si je le [or la] rencontre | ... by a long —, a beaucoup pres | RIGHT of _, Droit de passage [distance) distance | A long__ a great_off, Loin: tres loin [V. Great, Little _, in the first column on next page] [direction, whence, whither) cote | Which _? Par ou ... ? D’ou ... ? | Which_is the WIND ? D’ou vient le vent ? | I don’t know which _ to turn, Je ne sais de quel cote aller | This_, that_, Par ici, par la : de ce cote-ci [or -la] [direction of placing, etc.) sens | The long _, [ad.] Dans le sens de la longueur [or, en long] The wrong__ Dans le mauvais sens : de travers [against the grain, etc.) a rebours : a rebrousse-poil | The wrong _ up, Sens dessus dessous [means) moyen | An easy_of getting a living, Un moyen facile de gagner sa vie | There’s no_of managing it, II n’y a pas moyen : ‘il n’y a pas tneche’ | Is there any_of getting l on to Nantes to-night? Y a-t-il moyen d’ar- | river a Nantes ce soir? | [manner) maniere | In this_, De cette M | In some_or other, D’tme fagon ou d’une autre | In such a_that, De telle sorte que | In the English__ German_, a Vanglaise, a Valle- mande | Is this the _ to speak ? Est-ce , ainsi qu’on parle ? | The right_, La bonne M [ad.) comme il faut | The wrong _, La mauvaise M [ad.) mal | I tried him every —, Je l’ai pris de toutes les fagons | To get into the_of it, S’y mettre | I do it my' —, J’en fais a ma tete : je le fais a mon idee | To put ... in a_to ..., Mettre ... en voie de ... [way of acting, etc.) maniere | It’s his —, C’est sa maniere de faire | He’s going on in his old_, Il va toujours son train | Children’s little _s, Les petites roueries des enfants | Pretty_s, Gentillesses | He has a _of, [a trick of] Il a une certaine maniere de ... | It is just the_with such people, to ...! La maniere d’agir de ces gens-la, c’est de ...! | It is the _ of the WORLD! Ainsi | va le monde! | In a friendly —, En ami | In i a plain _, Simplement [fam) ‘a la bonne franquette' | The better _ would be to ..., j Le mieux serait de ... [state, condition) etat | In a fair — to ..., En train de ...: en passe de : en voiede | He’s in a sad_about it! Il en est tout demonte! [line of business, etc.) partie : metier | Not in his_, Pas de sa partie [or de son ressort] What_is he in? Que fait-il? | He’s in a large_, Il fait des affaires en grand | In a business_, Comme en affaires | In the — of books. En fait de livres [own will, etc.) He has his own —, He will have his_, Il en fait a sa tete [sense) sens | In what_must I take this? Comment dois-je entendre ceci? | Better in every_, Mieux de toutes les fagons By _ of, [instead of: for the purpose of] a titre de | By_of remembering it, Pour ne pas l’oublier [See next page WAY ENGLISH-FRENCH WEE W, suivi d'une voyelle, se prononce comme OU dans le mot OUI. WAY [continued] By the_En passant [sudden thought) Pendant que j’y pense! a propos! Feel one’s_, Aller a tatons : tatonner Give_! [&] Avant partout! [F. Give] Great_, Good_, Bony_| To go a_, Aller bien loin [towards, a) contribuer beau- coup [with, sur) influer beaucoup | It is a_ _to, II y a tres loin d’ici a | It is a _ _ off, C’est bien loin In the_ | To be [ou to stand, ou lie] in the_ (of] Gener : etre de trop [opposite) s’opposer a : faire obstacle a | To get in one another’s _, Se gener les uns les autres In no_, Nullement: en aucune fagon Lead the _, Ouvrir la marche [to, ...) en- j trainer : amener [F. Pave] Little_ | To go a_with, Faire un bout Make_for, Faire place a [de chemin avec Make one’s _, Faire son chemin (in, dans] Make one’s _ in/_ out/ Entrer, sortir | Make one’s_through, Se frayer un chemin a travers | Make the best of one’s _ to, Se hater (Taller (a, or chez. or en] No_, [i.e. In no_] Nullement On my_through, [F. Passage, Fr.] Out of the_, [F. under word Out, p. 428] See one’s_to ... | I can’t see my_to ..., II ne m’est pas possible de ... Stand in the_of, Faire obstacle a Under_, [incorrect. F. Weigh] [F. Pave, Pay, etc.] WAY'BILL [one] left re de voiture WAY'FA'RER [one] passant: voyageur Way'f aring [a e] a. qui voyage _-TREE mancienne [embuche a Way'lay [pr. one-le] va. guetter : tendre une Way'side [saide] a. [inn] de campagne Way'ward [ay e] a. capricieux : entete W. C. [water-closet] cabinet (d’aisances] We [out] pron. nous [in the indef. sense, for one) on [with strong emphasis, as,_ English, etc.) nous autres Anglais | _ must wait, 11 faut attendre Weal v a. faible [argument) qui ne tient pas debout | _POINT defaut: point faible 1 Wea'ke’n va. affaiblir : attenuer [the force of a blow, etc.) amortir WEAKENING affaiblissement © Weak'-headedn. un peu fou: a l’esprit faible i Weak'ly a. faible WEAK/NESS faiblesse | To have a _for, Avoir un faible pour WEAL [ouile] bien-etre [on the skin) marque \ The common_Le bien public WEALTH [ea, e bref : tli fort] richesses (pi] [of, de) ricliesse \ _INESS opulence Weal'thy a. riche : opulent: aise W ean [ouine] va. sevrer | _ING sevrage WEAP'ON [ouepp'nn] arme WEAR [ouere] user [of coin) frai | In _, En usage | _and TEAR usure [typ) etoffes (pi] _v. [imp. Wore : pp. Worn] [wear out, etc.) user : s’user [have on) porter [put on) mettre [— SHIP) virer de bord vent arriere | _ing, Portant [hat, cap) coiffe de ... [boots) chausse de ... | Fit to _, Mettable | _ well. Not to — well, Etre, ne pas etre, d’un bon usage | _ ... away, va. user : effacer [wi.) s’user : s’effacer [time) passer | _off, v. detruire : effacer : s’e | _on, s’avancer | _out, user [one’s patience, etc.) lasser | ... that won’t _out, Inusable | Worn out, Tout use [with fatigue, etc.) n’en pouvantplus : epuise[land) epuisee: fatiguee WEA'RINESS [oidri] fatigue [fig) ennui 1 WEAR'ING [ouer-igne] [_out) usure '' _a. lassant: fatigant _APPAR'EL habits : vetements (pi] _PARTS [mach] pieces de fatigue Wea'risome [ouiri-ce-mm] a. ennuyeux-euse : ‘assommant’ | _NESS ennui Wea'ry [ea t] a. fatigue [of, de) las : ennuye [tiresome) ennuyeux : fatigant ['«.) lasser WEA'SEL [omze-l] belette ( WEATH'ER [ea e] temps | Exposed to the _, Expose a toutes les intemperies | It is fine__ II fait beau T | In warm_, Par un temps chaud : par la chaleur : quand il fait chaud [F. Faire] In very hot __ Par une grande clialeur : pendant les grandes cha- leurs | The beginning of the hot _, Les premieres chaleurs | What sort of_ shall we have? Quel T aurons-nous? | In stress of_, Par un gros T | -BOARDING [build- :£ ing] bardeaux (pi] _COCK girouette | _ <2 FORE'CAST prevision du temps : T pro- £ bable | -GAGE avantage du vent | To carry a_HELM. Etre ardent | _ MOULDING [ou 6] larmier | -STONE pierre dure Weath'er [wea, oue] a. du vent: au vent | _-beate’n a. battu de la tempete [pers) use par le temps : bronze | I’m not_-wise, Je ne me connais pas au temps Weath'er [ea e] va. resister a [stone, etc.) exposer a l’air [a cape) doubler | \ Weath'erly a. [s7iip] ardent Weave [ouive] va. [imp. Wove : pp. Wove'n] tisser [the hair) tresser [interweave) entre- meler (with, avec] WEA'VER tisserand | -BIRD tisserin WEA'YING tissage WEB toile : tissu [film) membrane [of a girder or rail) dme [of saw) lame | Spider's_, Toile Aaraignee | -foot'ed a. palmipede Webb'e’d [ouebb’d] a. palme WEBB'ING riiban a sangles : sangles (pi] | Wed [-dded] v. epouser : marier : se m | He’s _dded to it, II y tient absolument ; WEDD'ED LIFE [la) vie conjugale WEDD'ING noces (pi. F. ce mot] mariage | — BREA'K'FAST repas de noces | — CAKE gateau de noce | _ CARD lettre [or billet] de faire-part | _DAY jour des noces \ The _PARTY. La noce : les gens de la noce (pi] _PRESENT cadeau de noces [_S, pi.) corbeille | _ RING alliance | -TOUR, -TRIP voyage de noces WEDGE coin [for steadying) cale \ The thin end of the_, Un pied de pris : un premier avantage | Wedge va. serrer | — up, caler WED'LOCK mariage : la vie conjugale WED’NES'DAY [ouennz’-de] mercredi | Ash _, Le mercredi des Cendres Wee [oiu] [mot ecossais] a. petit: tout petit [ Just a_! [fam] Un tout petit peu : un tantinet WEE ENGLISH-FRENCH W, suivi d’nne voyelle, se prononce comme OU dans le mot OUI. WES /" WEED mauvaise lierbe [tobacco) tabac [va.) arracher les mauvaises herbes de : sarcler | _out, extirper | Burning the_S, Erebus' age | Ill_S grow apace, Mauvaise lierbe croit toujours | WEEDS (pi] [mourning] S vetements de deuil | WEE'DER sarcleur [hook) sarcloir i WEE'DING sarclage | -HOOK sarcloir IWee'dy a. plein de mauvaises herbes ^ WEEK semaine | A_Une S [fam) huit jours | Once a__ Une fois par semaine | In a __ En huit jours | In a_hence, Dans huit jours | In the beginning of the_Dans les premiers jours de la S | Last_, La S der- niere j The last_La derniere semaine \ <» Next _, La semaine procliaine \ The next <2 _, La semaine suivante | This day _, o D’aujourd’hui en huit [a_ago) il y a huit jours | -DAY jour ouvrable | -DAYS (pi] [la) semaine (sing] At the -END, a la fin de la S | -END TICKET, billet valable du samedi au lundi | Wee'kly a. [published : occurring) hebdomadaire [per week) a la ' semaine [ad.) par semaine-. tous les huit jours Weep [ouipe] v. [imp. & pp. wept] pleurer | _for, pleurer | WEE'PING larmes : pleurs (pi] [a.) ... qui pleure : eplore-e | -ASH frene pleureur | -WILLOW' saule pleureur WEE'YIL [ouive-l] charanqon WEFT frame WEIG'H [oue] To be under__ Etre en route [or sous voiles] To get under _, Se mettre sous voiles [or, if a steamer, en route] Weig’b [oue] v. peser [anchor) lever (Vancre] It _s with him, II fait grand cas de cela | _down, peser plus que | _e’d down with sorrow, Accable de douleur | -BRIDGE pont- bascule I WEI'GHER peseur | WEI'G'HING pesage | _MACHINE bascule WEIG'HT [ouete] poids [heaviness) pesanteur [tig) gravite : force : importance | Of _, [pers] D’importance | Of no__ Sans importance : rien | By_, Au poids | This is short_, Le poids n’y est pas | He is worth his_in gold, II vaut son pesant d’or | To feel the_of, [lift up] Soupeser [fig) sentir le poids de | To lose _, Perdre de son poids | _ed with, Charge de | Wei'g'htily ad. pesamment : .■5 avec force [fig) serieusement 3 WEI'G'HTINESS pesanteur [fig) gravite Wei'ghty d. pesant [fig) grave : serieux WEIR [cyuire] barrage : deversoir Weird [omrde] a. ensorcele : ... de sorcier : etrange et solennel WEL'COME [ouel'-gue-mm] accueil : bon ac- cueil: [souhaits de) bienvenue | To give ... a hearty_, Recevoir ... a bras ouverts | We have had a warm_Nous avons ete cha- leureusement accueillis | _ va. faire bon accueil a [with, avec) accueillir _a. [pers) bienvenu : libre [thing) agreable | _ to ... ! Soyez le(s) bienvenu(s) [fern, la, les, -ue-s] a ...! | You are quite _! II n’y a pas de quoi! a votre service! WELD soudure [bot) gaude | _va. souder (a chaude suante] Butt-_ed, Soude par simple rapprochement | Lap-_ed, Soude a reeou- vrement WELD'ING soudure | -HEAT [lute) chaleur suante: blanc-soudant WELD'LESS TUBE tube (dire sans soudure WEL'FARE [fere) bien-etre | Infant_, Pueri- WEL'KIN [poet] firmament : c.iel [culture WELL puits [pump) reservior [boat, £,) sen- tine | Oil-—, Puits a petrole | _ out vn. jaillir | -SINK'ER puisatier | WELLS [pi] eaux | Hot_, Eaux tliermales Well a. bien (portant] : en bonne sante \ I’m very_, Je me porte tres bien | He’s quite — again, II est completement retabli | To look_, Avoir bonne mine Well ad. bien : parfaitement [V. Mean (v.), May, Might, Nigh]_I went! Eh bien, j’y suis alle! | _done! Bravo! | _ now! Eh 1 bien ! Ma foi! Pour le coup! | Let_ alone, Le mieux est 1’ennemi du bien | All being_, Si tout va bien, ... | All’s _ that ends _, Tout est bien qui finit bien | Behave —! [to a child] Sois sage! Tiens-toi bien! | As is _ known, Comme on le sait [F. 17 lines below] As — as [besides] Ainsi que | As_as I can [ou could] De mon mieux | As_as possible, On ne pent mieux | To be_up in, Etre fort en [or ‘ferre sur,’ with defin. article] I know Paris _ [ou, as _ as I do my own ...] Je connais Paris comme ma poche | I can’t_ manage it, Je ne sais trop comment m’y prendre | I can’t_ do without it, Je ne puis guere m’en passer | ..., and it was_for him he did ! Et bien lui en prit! | That’s all very _ in its WAY, but, Tout cela est tres joli, mais ... | Wouldn’t it be_to ..., Ne serait- il pas bon de ... | -balance'd a. bien equi- libre | -BEING [tn-k/ne] bien-etre | To be a ( _-bred man (etc.) Etre distingue : avoir bon ton | -built [man] bien bati | -informe'd a. instruit [as to, sur) bien renseigne | -known a. connu | -meaning a. bien intentionne | -meant a. fait a bonne intention | -off, a son aise | -pleasing a. agreable | -selected a. ... du meilleur choix | -time'd a. a propos | -to-do a. aise | They are -TO-DO PEOPLE, Ils ont de la fortune: ce sont des gens tres aises | -WISHER ami sincere (to, de] ... qui porte interet a: ... qui veut du bien a , WELL'INGTO'NIA sequoia [qu as k] WELSH [<fe a.] gallois -e: du Pays de Galles _RABB'IT rotie au fromage ! WELSHMAN [me-nn] [pi._men] Gallois WELSH' WOMAN [pi. women] Galloise | WELT [of shoe] bordure : trepointe : Wel'ter vn. | To — in one’s BLOOD, Baigner [or etre baigne] dans son sang I WEN loupe [on neck) goitre WENCH donzelle \ Dirty_, Souillbn \ Wend one’s WAY, vn. diriger ses pas : aller Went [imp. V. Go] | Wept [imp. cfc pp. V. Weep] Were [oueur] [imp.pl., V. Be, Table 6] ' WE'RE-WOLF [outre] loup-garou ! WEST ouest: Occident [a.) de l’ouest: occidental [ad.) a l’ouest _by NORTH ouest-quart-nord-ouest _by SOUTH ouest-quart-sud-ouest -NORTH-WEST ouest-nord-ouest 1 WEST COAST cote occidentale WES ENGLISH-FRENCH WHA W, suivi d’une voyelle, se prononce comme OU dans le mot OUI. WEST END | The_„ Le ' West End ’: le ‘quartier des Champs-Elysees ’ de Londres Wes'tering a. se dirigeant vers l’ouest Wes'terly a. d’ouest Wes'tern a. de l’ouest : occidental | The_ CHURCH, The _ EM'PIRE, VEglise, 1’Em- pire d’occident West-In'dian a. ... des Antilles West'ward [oueurde] ad. a l’ouest |_ ho! En avant! a l’ouest! WET humidite [rain) pluie [a.) humide: mouille [day) de pluie [rainy) pluvieux | Out in the _, a la pluie | We have had a deal of_ lately, Nous avons eu beaucoup de pluie der- nierement | ‘_BLANKET ’ ‘ rabat-joie’ | -NTJRSE [ne-rce] nourrice Wet va. [p. pres. Wetting : imp. & pp. Wet] mouiller: arroser (with, de] [damage goods) mariner | _ through (to the skin] Trempe Gusqu’aux os]_as adrowne'd RAT ‘Trempe comme une soupe' | _... down, tremper WETH'ER [tli faible] mouton WET'NESS liumidite WETT'ING trempage | To ‘get a_,’ Se faire tremper: ‘ se faire saucer’ | _ BOARD [typ] ais | -DOWN trempage WHACK'ING | A good_, Une ‘ fameuse rg [or bonne] raclee’ P fier ’ p-- Whapp'ing [a, o bref] a. [vulg] ‘fameux’: O ® WHALE [houele] baleine | -BOAT balei- M * niere |_FISHING peche a la baleine C, gWHA'LEBONE [houele] baleine g WHA'LER [man] baleinier | WHA'LER [or ® -2 WHA'LING VESSEL] baleinier M«oWHA'LING peche a la baleine y WHARF [a, o dans sort] quai ■—1 AGE [ouor-fe-dj] quayage WHARF'INGER [finn-djeur] garde-quai p\\Pl-k o f pron., a., ad. quel: Voila ...! | — tt llct/L a funny thing! Quelle drole de chose! | _! is that' all! Tiens! ce n’est que cela! [V. THING] [as a general interrogative) _ is it? Qu’est-ce? Qu’est-ceque c’est? | _is that? Qu’est-ce que c’est que cela? [or Qu’est-ce que cela?]_is radium? Qu’est-ce que c’est que le R ? | _is he ? [in business] Qu’est- Eh ce qu’il fait ? | _ can I do for you ? Qu’y E-i a-t-il pour votre service? | _is the FRENCH O for Iron-master ? Comment dit-on Iron- 0 master en fran^ais ? | _is the MATTER ? p Qu’est-ce qu’il y a? Qu’y a-t-il? De quoi ^ s’agit-il ? [V. Like : Matter] _about the...? Etle...? | _about skating! ® Si nous allions patiner! E-i_for? Pourquoi? | _ is this for? a quoi ^ cela sert-il ? |_did he do that for ? Pourquoi rj a-t-il fait cela ? ^_if ..., Et si ... [_though) qu’importe que ... | _of that? Eh bien, apres? _with writing and reading, I’m done up! D’un cote ecrire, de l’autre lire, je n’en puis plus! Well,_next?_then? Eh bien, apres? _people? Quelles gens? [sultat? _ would be the result? Quel serait le re- _annoyances!_lies! Que de desagrements! Que de mensonges! | Ah,_a terrible year ^ it was! Ah! la terrible annee que celle-la! (— DAY of the MONTH is it ? Quelle est la date ? Quel est le quantieme ? — HOTELS are there in this place ? Quels hotels y a-t-il ici ? — PLACE is this? Ou sommes-nous ici? — SORT of a MAN is he ? Quel homme est- ce ? Quelle sorte d’individu est-ce ? — TIME [style archaYque] Lorsque... : alors que ...1_TIME is it? Quelle heure est-il? _TIME does the TRAIN start for ...? a quelle lieure le train part-il pour ... ? [or, part le train de ... ?] [what thing, etc.) quoi : que | _ is he thinking about ? a quoi pense-t-il ? | I don’t know_! Je ne sais quoi! [F. Make] _do they live upon ? De quoi vivent-ils ? [or se nourrissent-ils ?] _do they ... with? Avec quoi :..-ils? | He knows_’s_! 11 n’est pas sot! ‘ 11 ne se mouche pas du pied! ’ | _ USE is it, _ GOOD is it, to ... ? a quoi sert-il de ... ? [what sort of thing) que : ce que | _will you have ? Que voulez-vous ? | _does he want with me ? Que me veut-il ? "| Just_ he likes, Ce qui lui plaira | I know_it is to be short of money! Je sais ce que c’est que de manquer d’argent! | I tell you_'! Tenez! Jevaisvousdire! [V. also Whatever] Q[in amazement or anger) Quoi! Quoi? p [asking what a person said) Comment? O Vous dites ? [politely) Plait-il ? W [that which) ce qui [or accusative, ce que] 8 _astonishes me is ..., Ce qui m’etonne, § c’est ... | _I' want to know, is ..., Ce que § je voudrais bien savoir, c’est ... | He asked o, me_I thought of ..., 11 m’a demande ce © que je pensais de ... | This is_I spoke of, Voila ce dont j’ai parle 55[how much) Combien? [raisin? B — are grapes a pound? Combien la livre de pt — have I to pay? Combien ai-je a payer? Combien est-ce ? _does it come to ? a combien cela monte-t-il? _does he want for it? Combien en demande- t-il ? _is the FARE, second class, to ... ? Quel est le prix, en seconde classe, pour aller a ... ? |_is the PRICE ? Combien est-ce ? Quel en est le prix ? _are his TERMS ? Quel est son prix ? Quelles sont ses conditions ? _ TIME have we for REFRESHMENTS ? Combien de temps s’arrete-t-on ? Combien de temps avons-nous pour le buffet ? Whatev'er pron. & a. [with a noun) quel- que ... que : quel que soit [all that, ou which) tout ce qui: tout ce que | _he likes, Tout ce qu’il veut [or voudra]_may be the consequences, Quelles que soient les suites ... J Anything_, [V. Quoi] Nothing_, Absolu- ment rien | None_, Pas un seul | No doubt_, Aucun doute | On no account_, Sous aucun pretexte | I wonder_they can find to do there, Je me demande vraiment comment ils peuvent s’occuper la-bas j _ he does, don’t let him ..., Quoi qu’il fasse ne le laissez pas ... V WHAT'NOT etagere WHA ENGLISH Z'Whatsoever [vieux pour Whatever] WHATJP [Scotland] courlis cendre WHEAT [houite] [pas de pluriel] ble : bles (pi] froment | Cone_, Ble barbu | Comparative prices of _, Mercuriales (pi] _EAR traquet motteux : cul-blanc | _ MEAL farine brute | _FIELD champ de ble Whea'te'n [liouite-n] a. de froment Whee'dle va. enjoler | WHEE'DLER enjo- WHEE'DLING cajolerie : calinerie [leur WHEEL [hui-e-Z] roue [potter’s) tour [Amer. for cycle) bicyclette : 1 become’ | Bevel _, R d’angle j Driving R motrice | Fly_, Volant | Front_, R de devant | Steering_, k? [motor] Volant de direction | The man at the L’homme de barre | Broken on the Roue £ _BARROW' brouette | -BASE ecartement des essieux extremes [motor-car) empatte- 5 ment | -CHAIR voiture de malade | _MAN S cycliste : ‘ pedaleur ’ | -WORK, WHEELS j "2 rouages (pi]_W'RIG'HT [rdite] charron «2 Wheel v. rouler : tourner [to take ... about, H etc.) promener [eye) aller a bicyclette : ‘pe- - daler ’ [take away) transporter [whirl) tour- g noyer | _about, [X] faire une conversion | y _to the right! [ou the left!] a droite [or a a) gauche] conversion l c Wheele'd [ouilde] a. | Four-_, a quatre SWHEEL'ER timonier [roues g WHEELING [Americ. fam] ‘la pedale’ : le ~ Wheeze vn. sifHer [cyclisme ® WHEEZ'ING respiration bruyante W Wheez'y a. asthmatique : poussif ^ WHELK bouton [shellfish) buccin WHELP petit: jeune chien [vn.) mettre bas | _S [&] taquets de guindeau When ad. quand : lorsque [since_, ou_ ... last) depuis quand [and then) et alors | _does the boat leave for ... ? Quand le bateau part-il pour ... ? | _I have finished [for ‘_I shall have,’ etc.] Lorsque j'aurai fini | _this requirement is complied with, Cette formalite une fois rernplie ... | Even _, Quand meme | Say_ ! [pouring out] Vous me direz quand e’est assez! Whence ad. d’ou Whenev'er, Whensoever ad. toutes les V fois que : quand /Where ad. ou : la ou [grave accent u] [V. Anywhere, Nowhere, Go (line 13]_is Pains- wick? Ou est situe P ? | _are we? Ou som- mes-nous ? [in reading) Ou en sommes-nous ? r, Where'abou't [ou_s] ad. ou | To know _s one is, Pouvoir s’orienter | I don’t know qs) his_S, Je ne sais pas ou il est • Where'as [oj] ad. tandis que : au lieu que 2 [law) attendu que : vu que ^ Where'at' ad. sur quoi: de quoi? clWhere'by' [y at] ad. par ou : par lequel $ Wher'eTore ad. pourquoi: e’est pourquoi y Where'in' ad. en quoi: dans lequel: ou P3 Where'of' ad. dont: de quoi ^Where'on', Where'upon' ad. sur quoi: SWher e'soev'er ad. pai tout ou Lsur lequel Wherev'er ad. en quelque lieu que : partout ou : la ou Where'with' ad. avec quoi : de quoi | To find the_, [or_AL'] Payer : fournir les v moyens FRENCH WHI WVHERR'Y canot: bac : bachot WHET stimulant Whet [-tted] va. aiguiser Wheth'er conj. si : que : soit que | Or_, Ou bien si | _he likes it or not, Que cela lui plaise ou non WHET'STONE pierre a aiguiser WHEY [hone] petit lait Which [liouitch, i bref] pron. qui [accusative, que] [that _) ce qui [accusative, ce que] [the_, ou which of them) lequel j _ are the best ? [qualities] Lesquelles sont les meilleures ? [the one_) celui que, celle que ... [what) quel | _colour ? Quelle couleur ? [F. under word WAY] They tried_could do it best, Ils essayerent a qui mieux mieux In_, Dans lequel; ou [quelle, etc. Of_, From_, D’ou : dont: duquel : de la- To_, Oil : auquel : a laquelle, etc. | The towns to_, Les villes auxquelles [or ou] I can’t tell_ is _, Je ne saux-ais les dis- tinguer l’un [or I’une] de l’autre ^Whichev'er pron. lequel [no matter which) •3 quelque ... que 2 WHIFF bouffec | WHIG _ WHILE [i at] temps | After a —, Quelque § temps apres : dans la state | Between_s, g Entre temps : dans ses [or mes, etc.] mo- ■£ ments perdus | A little_, Peu de temps | <2 A long _, A good —, Longtemps | _all W this was going on, Sur ces entrefaites : ce- ‘“1 pendant | It is worth one’s [ou your]_to 2 go there, Cela vaut la peine d’y aller j It' hjs isn’t worth_, Cela ne vaut pas la peine : co le jeu n’en vaut pas la chandelle | It would c be worth his_to, II trouverait son compte § a | To make it worth ...’s_, Faii'e en sorte 2 que cela vaille la peine pour ...de... (or, que a ... y trouve son compte] Swixile, ou Whilst [i ai] ad. pendant que H [followed by pres, participle) en, tout en [as, _i-egi-etting, Tout en regrettant ...] While away [i «?] va. passer : faire passer WHIM boutade : lubie [horse_) manege Whim'per vn. pleurnicher Whiin'sical [zi-ke-l] a. fantasque WHIN [Scotch, etc. for furze] ajonc WHIN'CHAT tarier WHINE [houa'ine, asp.] plainte J _vn. se plaindi-e: geindi-e | In a whining tone, D’un ton pleui’ard WHIP [politics] seci’etaire d’uxx groupe par- lementaire (liberal, conservateur, etc.] WHIP fouet [riding_) cravache [nav.) car- taliu : bx’edindin | Four-line_, Convocation urgente pour une seance parlenientaire | To have the_HAND of, Avoir le dessus sur J -LASH meche \ -PURCHASE [«3>] garant de palan | _SAW passe-partout Whip [whippe'd] va. fouetter [fig) battre [cream) fouetter [needlework) faire un sur- jet [i-ope’s end) surlier | _behind! Frap- pez dei-riere! | _on [4x] fouetter | _up [snatch] saisir, enlever vivement | _ round [a corner] toui'ner en un clin d’oeil WHIP'CORD [du) fouet [marche VWHIPP'ER-IN piqueur [fig) ... qui ferine la WHI ENGLISH-FRENCH WID W, suivi d'une voyelle, se prononce comme OU dans le mot OUI. I^WHIPP'ING [rope] surliure [sewing) point roule | To give him a _. Lui donner le fouet | -TOP sabot [toupie] WHIP'PLE-TREE palonnier [ique WHIP'-POOR-WILL' engoulevent d’Amer- WHIRL [motion) tournoiement [a cloud of dust, & fig) tourbillon [wi.) tournoyer : tour- billonner [pers., etc.) pii-ouetter _ to. faire tourner | _along,_past, aller, passer, comme le vent [or comme la * WHIR'LIGIG pirouette K \_foudre Z WHIRL'POOL tourbillon (d’eaw] | WHIRL'WIND tourbillon (de vent] | WHISK vergette [for eggs, etc.) verge [to.) -£ epousseter [eggs,etc.) battre [dog’s tail, etc.) <2, remuer | _e’d to a froth, Fouette en neige \ H To keep_ing about, Ne pas tenir en place '“tWHIS'KERS [pi] favoris [cat’s, etc.) mous- j^WHIS'KY ‘_’ [eau-de-vie de grain] [tache 2 WHIS'PER chuchotement [fig) murmure | ^ To _, [ou speak in a _] Parler [or dire] g tout bas : chuchoter [let out) ‘souffler’: dire g a Voreille a | In a low _, En parlant tout oWHIS'PERING chuchotement [bas 2« _GALL'ERY echo : route acoustique ® WHIST_| A game of_, Une partie de W | y To play_, Jouer au W ^ WHIS'T LE [houice-l] sifflet: coup de S [u.) j I siffler (for,...] To give a_, To blow the_, | i Donner un coup de sifflet | ‘I had to pay dear for my_,’ Cela m’a coute cher | ‘ To wet one’s_,’ ‘S’humecter le gosier’ WHISTLER siffleur W HIS'T’LING sifflement: coups de sifflet WHIT | Every_, Absolunxent | Not a_, \ Pas du tout: pas le moins du rnonde ^WHITE [<£ a.] blanc : pale | As_as a sheet, ! Blanc comme un linge | Chinese_, Blanc de Chine | Flake _, Blanc de Cremnitz | _ANT teimite | _of EGG, blanc d’oeuf | _HEAT [ea i] chaude blanche | _hot [ou at a_heat] Chauffe a blanc | _LEAD j [ledd] blanc de ceruse [F. Lead] -livere’d a. lache | _METAL metal anti-friction | _out, blanchir | _PLAGUE la tuber cu- lose | _ SLAVE [V. Traite] _ SQUALL | § rafale | -THORN aubepine ~ WHI'TE BAIT Uancliaille Whi'ten v. blanchir : devenir blanc WHITE'NESS Uancheur: paleur WHITESMITH serrurier [tool-maker) blan- choeuvrier [vette bahillarde \ WHI'TE'THROA'T grisette | Lesser _, Fan- i WHI'TE'WASH blanc de chaux | _u.blan- j chir a lacliaux : badigeonner [fig) blanchir | _ER badigeonneur | _ING badigeonnage VWhi'tey-brown [i at] a. [thread] fil bis P^Wliith'er [i bref. th faible] ad. ou : par ou g ® WHI'TING [i at] blanc d’Espagne [fish) . merlan | Whi'tish [i at] a. blanchatre § g WHIT'LOW" [ow, 6] panaris : mal d’aven- h £ t/U7*S ["cote ^ 3 WHIT'SUN'DAY dimanche de la Pente- “ ,o WHIT'SUNTIDE [taidel la Pentecote U y Whit'tle to. [mot arneric.] dechiqueter uWHIZ sifflement [vn. -zze'd) siffler Who [hou] pron. qui | One_knows. sachant... | _’s there? [at door] Qui est la? Qui frappe? [pers. passing) Qui va la? | _ goes there? [X] Qui vive? W’hoev'er [hou\ pron. qui que ce soit qui... : quiconque : pour qui ... W'HOLE [iv nul] tout: totalite \ The_of the family, Toute la famille: la famille entiere \ As a _, En gros : en somme | On the _, Tout bien considere : a tout pi’endre | _a. tout: entier: tout entier: integral [not ground) en gx-ains: brut [healthy) bien portant | _ morocco, Maroquin plein | The‘_CONCERN.’ ‘Tout le tremblement’ | The_WORLD, Le monde entier : l’univers W'ho'le'sale [liole-ceW] a. ... en gros | By_, En gi-os [fig) en masse \ _and retail, Gros et detail W'ho'le'some [liolce'mnila. sain : salubre[flg) salutaire | _NESS nature saine : salubrite W'ho'lly [liol-le] ad. entiei-ement : tout a fait W'liom [houmel pron. [accusative) que [in- terx-ogative, or after a preposition) qui: lequel, lesquels : laquelle, lesquelles \ Of_, Dont W'homsoev'er [hounie] pron. quiconque: qui que ce soit qui ... W’HOOP [lioupe] liuee [war_) cri (de guerre] [to.) Inter: crier WHOOP'ING COUGH [koffi coqueluche W’HOllE prostituee WHOR'TLE’BERRY [pr. houeurtt-l] airelle : myrtil, myrtille : ‘ raisin des bois ’ W'hose [houze] pron. dont : de qui | _knife is this? a qui est ce couteau? | _fault is it? a qui la faute? | _brother is he? De qui est-il frere? | The cabman_hoi-se I saw, Le cocher dont j’ai vu le cheval | ... in_ word one can confide, ... a la parole de qui on peut se fier Wliosoev'ei* [hou-QO] pron. qui que ce soit qxii ... : celui qui ... Why [pr. houdi] ad. pourquoi [int.) mais! eh bien! comment! | _not? Poux-quoi pas? I I’ll tell him_, Je vais lui dire pourquoi |_ didn’t you say it? Que ne le disiez-vous? | I don’t know_I shouldn’t..., Je ne vois pas poui-quoi je ne ... (conditional]_should I? Dans quel but? | The_and wherefore, Le WICK mieche [a. lubrication) par M’s [pourquoi Wick'ed [ecirf] a. inique : mechant : pervers [in fun) mechant | _ly ad. mechamment WICK'EDNESS mechancete : perversite Wick'er a. en osier : d’osier | Covered with -WORK. Convert en osier WICK'ET guichet [at cricket) guichet _-keeper, Garde-guichet | Mid_Mi-guichet Wide [ouaidd] a. large : vaste [difference, etc.) grand | 2 feet_, Large de 2 pieds : qui a 2 pieds de large, or de largeur [F. LENS] Wide [i ai] ad. bien : tout a fait: loin (of, de] Far and_, Partout | Too_apart, [spaced out] Trop espace [F. Awake] -AWAKE HAT chapeau de feutre _mouth BOTTLE, [ou JAR] bocal _open, Tout -e grand -e ouvert -e -spi'ea'd a. repandu : universel Wi'de'ly [i ai] ad. loin : bien : beaucoup [of differing) grandement Wi'de'n [i ai] v. elargir : etendre : s’e WI'DE'NESS [i ai] largeur : etendue WID ENGLISH-FRENCH WIN W, suivi d’lme voyelle, se prononce comme OU dans le mot OUI. WID'GEON [ouidj'nn, i bref ] canard siffleur WID’OW [ouidd'o, i bref] veuve _e'd a. veuf, veuve | WIDOWER veuf WID'OW’HOOD veuvage WIDTH largeur : etendue | To be 1 foot in__ Avoir un pied de large | _ between, [tech] Ecartement de : espace, distance entre Wield [ouildel va. manier : tenir WIFE [i tit: pi. D ims] femme : epouse [widow) veuve | Every__ Tontes les femmes mariees WIG perruque | He wears a_, II porte P WIGE'ON [ouidj'nn. i bref] canard siffleur ‘ WIGG'ING’ [gg, gti\ To give ... a good __ Laver la tete a ... Teux : l’infortune WIG’HT [outiitt] The luckless_, Le malheur- Wild [outiildd] a. [untamed, and of plants or country) sauvage [fierce) farouche [disorderly) deregie: egare [scheme) insense [children) dissipe [night)- de tempete | _look, Regard [or Air] effare | It drives me_, [fam] J’en perds la tete | To drive ..._, Rendre ... fou | It’s enough to drive one _, C’est a [vous] rendre fou | _with, Fou de | He’s _ about it, II en est furieux : il en rage | To be _ after, S’engouer de | _ BEA'STS betes sauvages : fauves | _BEAST SHOW, menagerie | _BOAR sanglier | _CAT chat sauvage | _CAT SCHEME projet fantas- tique |_GOOSE oie sauvage | A_GOOSE CHASE, Tine folle entreprise [V. OATS] Wild [i ail ad- I To grow_, [plants] Pousser a l’etat sauvage j To run_, Errer [children) WILDS [pi] deserts Lva§abonder WIL'DERNESS [i bref] desert WI'LDFIRE [i = tit] feu gregeois [lightning) eclairs de clialeur (pi] | Like _, Comme la foudre : avec la rapidite de la foudre Wi'ldly [i at] ad. [stare) d’un air effare [act) comme un fou [or une folle] To talk__ Dire des folies : parler follement WI'LDNESS [i at] etat sauvage [of conduct) dereglement [of children) dissipation | A strange_, Quelque chose d’etrange WILES [outiilze] (pi] ruse Wilful [i, n, brefs] a. entete : obstine j _ MUR'DER [me-rde-r] [verdict of] homicide avec premeditation | Wil'fully ad. opiniatre- ment [purposely) de propos delibere [legal) avec premeditation WIL'FULNESS [i, u brefs] entetement WI'LINESS [outii-le-ne-ss] ruse WILL [i bref] volonte [leaving property, etc.) testament | At_, a volonte : a son gre : ad libitum | Determined _, V inflexible | Free _, Libre arbitre [F. Good] To have [ou bear] an ill _ towards, En vouloir a | To have one’s_, En faire a sa volonte, a sa tete | He has a_of his own, Ce qu’il veut il le veut bien | With a_De bon coeur : d’arrache- pied [&) hardi! | We must take the _for the DEED, La bonne volonte est reputee pour le fait | Where there is a_there is a WAY, Youloir, c’est pouvoir ["leguer Will [t bref] va. vouloir : ordonner [bequeath) Will [t bref] v. auxil. [imp. & pp. Woul'd] vouloir [ Le lecteur frainjais fera bien d’e- tudier de pres l’emploi de ‘Will’ et ‘Shall,’ V. Table 82] I _ [fam. I’ll] arrange that, I J’arrangerai cela [The French expression is often quite different from the English : as, I — take it upon myself. Je m’en charge : I’ll tell you, Je vais vous dire : I’ll run and fetch her, Je vais la chercher : I’ll say no more, Je ne dis plus rien] Whether he _ or not, Bon gre mal gre | My watch won’t go at all, Ma montre ne va plus | _' you be quiet! Taisez-vous! Yeux-tu te taire! j WILL-O’-THE-WISP feu follet Will'ing [i bref] a. bien dispose : pret: euclin (to, a] de bonne volonte | I’m_, Je le veux bien : j’y consens | He’s able and_to, Il a le pouvoir et la volonte de | or un'willing, Bon gre mal gre | Will'intjly ad. volontiers I WILL'INGNESS bonne volonte :pi~omptitude | j Little_Peu d’empressement I WILL'OW’ [ouil'o : i bref] saule [mach) loup Weeping_, Saule pleureur j_BED saussaie _HERB lierbe Saint-Antoine — WARBLER [or_W'REN] pouillot fitis ! WILL'OWING MACHI'NE loup Wi'ly [outiile] a. ruse WIM'BLE [i bref] vilebrequin WIM'PLE [i bref] guimpe \ Win [pr. ouinn, i bref] v. [imp. & pp. Won] [victory, or prizes) remporter [gain) gagner | He won [the day] by 20 votes, Il l’a emporte de 20 voix | Which has won for him [the name of ..., etc.] Ce qui lui a valu le (etc.] To_by a head, Gagner d’une tete | To_ back, regagner | Wince vn. sourciller [fig) reculer (at, devant] [horse) faire un ecart : regimber | Without wincing, Sans sourciller j WINCH manivelle [windlass, etc.) treuil [rope- maker’s, or spunvarn winch) moulin a bitord WIN'CHESTER BUSH'EL ancien boisseau anglais, emplove aujourd’hui aux Etats-Unis [= 35 lit. 238] | WIND [ibref] vent [respiration) souffle [in the I stomach) vents (pi] [va.) essouffler | Between _and water, a fleur d’eau : a la flottaison | To get_S’eventer | To get _ of, Avoir vent de | To take the _ out of, Prendre le dessus sur [a sail) mettre en ralingue \ Touched on the_Poussif | To haul close to the ! _, Pincer le vent | To sail on a _, Aller vent arriere | Fair_, Bon vent | Head _, Vent debout | Does she come to the_easy ? [4>] Le navire est-il ardent? | High__ Grand vent [F. WAY, paragraph 3 : and Malheur] -bound a. atfale (par le vent] _ BORE aspirateur | _INSTRUMENT instrument a vent | _-SAIL manclie a vent | -SCREEN [motor-car] pare-brise Wind [i af] v. [imp. & pp. Wound] [thread, silk, etc.) devider [elect, coil) enrouler [turn) tourner [of roads) faire des detours : ser- penter [of plants) tracer [a horn) sonner (du cor] _ off, [thread] devider | _o’s into, s’insinuer dans |_up [watch, clock] remonter [close) terminer [com) liquider : regler WIND'-UP denouement [com) liquidation WIND'AGE [i bref: edj] [gun] vent Wind'ed [i bref] pp. essouffle | Long-_, a. a longue haleine [story, speech) interminable : qui n’en finit plus WIN ENGLISH-FRENCH WIS W, suivi d’ltne voyelle, se prononce comme OU dans le mot OTJI. Wl'NDER [i di] devideur [Lyons silk _) ova- liste, ovaliste [inst.) devidoir [mach) bobineuse WIND'FALL [pr. i bref] fruits abattus par le vent [fig) bonne aubaine WIND'GALL [i bref] molette WI'NDING [i at] sinuosile : detour : lacet [of a river) meandre [electr. appai-atus) enroule- ment | _ a. sinueux [stairs) tournant: en spirale | _DRUM tambour de guindage : bobine d'enroulement |_ENGINE machine d’extraction | -FRAME devideuse | -SHEET linceul |_UP liquidation: denouement: conclusion | _UP ACT acte de liquidation WIND'LASS [i bref] treuil: guindeau: cabestan WIND'MILL [i bref] moulin a vent WIN'DOW [ouinn'-do] fenetre : croisee [shop _) montre : devanture [stained glass_) vit- rail (pi. vitraux] [carriage _) glace | Sash _, Fenetre a guillotine | Ticket_, Guichet | To break a_, Casser un carreau (the _s, les vitres] To put one’s head out of the_, [carriage] Mettre la tete a la portiere | To put... in the_, Mettre en montre | -BLIND store | _ CURTAIN rideau de F | _ GLASS verre a vitres | -SASH chassis | _SEAT ban- qweffe^ansZ’embrasared’HneFj-SILENCER presse-gZace |_STRAP tirant de glace WIND'PIPE (ouinndd-paipe] trachee-artere Wind'ward a. \ To_of, An vent de Wind'y [i bref] a. venteux | It’s_weather, 11 fait du vent: il vente WINE [oudinn] vin | ...-_, Yin de ... | Anti- monial_, Teinture d’antimoine | A glass of __ Un verre de vin | ‘Good_,’ etc. [F. En- seigne] Light_, Petit vin | _and water, Eau rou(/ie|_BIN [pr. Muni porte-bouteilles \ -BOTTLE bouteille | _ CELLAR cave | _GLASS verre a vin [Note. The sizes are: 1. Such as the English use for port or sherry, Verre a bordeaux | 2. [smaller] Verre a madere | 3. [smaller still] Verre a liqueur'] _ COUNTRY pays vignoble | -GROWER [gro-eur] viticulteur : proprietaire de vign- obles | -GROWTNG la viticulture : I’indus- trie vinicole | _MERCHANT negociant en vins | -PRESS pressoir | -SHOP debit de vin [drinking shop, bar) cabaret: estaminet | Keeper of a_-__ Marchand de vin:‘mastro- quet’ | _VAULTS [pi] caves : caveaux WING aile | Shoot ... on the_, Tirer ... au vol | Take_,_one’s flight, S’envoler ! To _, Toucher a Vaile : demonter WING COCK [J>] robinet de la cede WING NUT ecrou a oreilles Winge'd a. aile : volant [game) a plumes WINK clin d’oeil [v.) cligner de l’ceil | _at, [fig] Fermer les yeux sur | I never slept a _for the night, Je n’ai pas ferme Fceil de la rmit t To give ... a_, Faire signe de l’oeil a | To have ‘forty _s,’ Faire ‘un petit somme’ WINK'ING clignotement: clignement d’oeil WINN'ER gagnant [prize_) laureat Winn'ing a. gagnant [manners) attrayant: seduisant: engageant |_POST poteau d ar- rivee |_S (pi] gain Winn'oW [ouinno, i bref] va. vanner _'ING vannage | _BASKET van : van- nette | _MACHINE tarare WIN'SEY [ouinn-ce] tartanelle Win'some [se-mm] a. charmant: seduisant WIN'TER hiver [wi.) hiverner [a.) d’hiver | _BAR'LEY escourgeon | -CHERR'Y co- queret: cerise d’hiver | -GREEN gaultherie [Engl.) pyrole | _QUAR'TERS [pi] quarters d’hiver | _RESORT' station hivernale WIN'TERING hivernage Win'try a. d’hiver WIPE [i a'i] coup (de mouchoir, etc.] [va.) essu- yer | _away, essuyer | _out, effacer | _ up, nettoyer | _BLADE touche-galet WIRE [ouaire] fil (metallique] fil de fer (de cuivre, etc.] [of cage) barreau [telegram) de- peclie [va. com.) telegraphier | _ reply, [in telegram] Reponse telegraphique | To pull the_s [fig] Tenir les ficelles | Brass _, Fil de laiton | _BLIND store metallique | _- DRAWER trefileur | -DRAWING trefilerie [of steam) laminage 1 -GAUZE toile metallique | _GLASS verre arme | _NAIL pointe de Paris | _ NETTING grillage | -PULLER celui qui tient les ficelles |_ROPE cable metallique (or, d’acier] -WORK grillage metallique | -WORKS trefilerie | _ WORM rouget: larve de taupin Wi'reless [oudire] a. | _ TELl^G'RAPHY, la telegraphie sans fil | _MESS'AGE de- peche par la T sans fil : radiotelegramme | _ STA'TION poste de ‘ T.S.F.' Wi'ry [i a’i] a. [fig] nerveux : tout en nerfs WIS'DOM [ouizz’de-mm: i bref] sagesse [of serpent) prudence \ _TOOTH dent de sagesse WISE [oudize] guise : fac/m [F. Way] [a.) sage: grave [as serpents) prudent | I’m as_as I was before (ou none the wiser!) Je n’en suis pas plus avance! Wl'SE ACRE [ouaiz-eke'r] benet Wi' se’ly [i at] ad. sagement: prudemment WISH desir : souhait : intentions : demande | Best _es, Compliments | He has my best _es, Mes voeux l’accompagnent | To meet his_es, Satisfaire a sa demande (or ses D's] The_is father to the THOUGHT, On croit volontiers ce que l’on desire! Wish v. [_to have,_for) desirer (to, ..., de, que] tenir (to, a] [a pleasant journey, happiness, etc.) souhaiter | I_that, Je voudrais que | Few_for death, Peu de gens souhai- tent la mart | ‘ I_you may get it! ’ Comptez dessus! Va-t’en voir s’ils viennent! | He _e'd me good night, II m’a souliaite le bon- soir | To_ ... joy of [ou on] Feliciter ... de [ I_to see him, Je desire le voir:je voudrais le voir | I_I had seen it, J’aurais bien voulu le voir | I_I had a book, Que je voudrais avoir un livre! | I _ to thank you for, Je tiens a vous remercier de | I exceedingly — ..., Je fais des veeux pour que ... | I don’t — him to do it (ou to say it, etc.) Je le tiens quitte | All the ... that could be_e’d, Tout le ... desirable | To _ ... well, Vouloir du bien a [take leave of) prendre conge de ... : faire ses adieux a ... WISHING BONE lunette Wish'ful a. desireux (to, de] TDe la lavasse ‘ Wish'y-wash'y’ a. insipide : fade | ‘— stuff,’ WISP bouchon : poignee (de paille, etc.] WIS ENGLISH—FRENCH WON W, suivi d'nne voyelle, se prononce comme OU dans le mot OUI. WIS'TARIA [ouiss-tari-a. i bref] glycine Wist'ful a. desireux [glance) d’envie Wist'fully ad. d’un air d'envie WIT esprit: l'e [person) bel-esprit I To have one’s —s about one, Avoir toute sa presence d’esprit [take care) "avoir 1’ceil ouvert’ | At one’s_s’ end, Au bout de son rouleau [or de son latin] By one’s_s, Par son intelligence \ To be frightened out of one’s _s, Perdre la tete | To_Savoir : a savoir WITCH sorciere \ Water__ Dante des emix WITCH'CRAFT sorcellerie WITCH'ING TIME I’heure du berger WITCH'ERY charme : fascination Witli [pr. ouith, bref] prep, [along _ :_... on) avec | I’ll be_you in a moment, Je suis a vous tout de suite | To go_, Aller avec ... | To fight _, Se battre avec : lutter contre j I’d be blown up _ them! [ou _ it!] Je sauterais avec! | _his gloves on. Avec ses gants [Frequently not translated: as,_tears in his eyes, Les larmes aux yeux | _ his stick in his hand, Sa canne a la main] [having) a | _blue eyes, Aux yeux bleus [by, of, and instrumentally) de : par : a | Fitted _, Garni de | Furnished_, Muni de | Mixed _, Melange de | Satisfied _, Content de | Sown_, Seme de | Struck_, Frappe de | The case_, Le cas de |_all my heart! De tout mon coeur! | _ a loud voice, a haute voix | Killed_a bayonet, Tue d’un coup [or a coups] de baHonnette [at, ou following) a |_these words, a ces mots | _this, La-dessus [of food or drink) a | Coft’ee _milk, Cafe au lait | Steak_potatoes, Bifteck aux pommes \ I take my tea_sugar in it, Je prends mon the sucre [at the house of) chez | I'm staying a few days_ my aunt, Je passequelques jours chez ma tante [of customs, etc., among) chez | _the English, Chez les Anglais [in) en : dans | _a view to ..., En vue de ... [in the esteem of, etc.) aupres de | It lies_ him to ..., II depend de lui de ... [notwithstanding) malgre (tons ses defauts, etc.] [F. Let off_, Out_What_, etc.] /'Withal' [a, o dans sort] ad. en meme temps Withdraw' [aw comme o dans sort] va. re- tirer (de] [vn.) se r | WITHDRAW'AL [e-1] retraite : action de retirer [of monev) retrait WITHE [F WITHY] With' er v. fletrir : dessecher : se fletrir | — _e’d hand, ilrain dessechee | _ing a. [fig] foudroyant: ecrasant | _S (pi] garrot ^ Withho'ld [6] va. retenir : detenir: arreter : “ refuser: s'abstenir C WITHHOLDING [o] abstention : refus h Within' [inn] ad. en dedans [at home) chez n soi : y | Is C D_? C D est-il chez lui ? C | Dy est-il ? Within' [inn] prep, dans : en [estimate) a ... pres | To keep _ bounds, User de moderation | _ 100 leagues, a cent lieues a la ronde | To tell _ a yard, Dire a un metre pres | _reach [ou range] of, a portee de J _ my reach, a ma portee [F. Portee] _ ^ sight of, a vue de | _these walls, Dans cette ( enceinte | _ three days, Dans un delai de <d trois jodrs | Seen from_Yu de i’interieur | 3 The —-mentioned ..., Les ... d'autre part Withou't [aoutt] ad. en dehors | _prep. g [outside) en dehors de [in absence of, etc.) • • sans : sans que ... [unless) a moins que ... | g — anyone having a right to ..., Sans que personne ait le droit de ... | Seen from_, Yu de l'exterieur : vu du dehors £ Withstand' va. [imp. <fc pp. Withstood] re- ’■* sister a : subir I WITH'Y brin d’osier: osier: hart [a.) d’osier | f Wit'less a. sans esprit L BED oseraie WIT'LING petit esprit WIT'NESS temoin 'k=a [testimony) temoign- age fed j In_whereof, En foi de quoi |_for the defence, Temoin a decharge | _for the prosecution, T. a charge | In the_BOX [Amer.4 On the _ STAND ’] Au banc des T’s Wit' ness v. attester : temoigner : constater [see) etre temoin de : voir faire [sign) certi- £ fier veritable [a signature) legaliser •«» WJtt'ed a. | Quick-_a 1’esprit vif | Half- _Niais T plaisanterie WITT'ICISM [cizzm] saillie : jeu d'esprit: Witt'ily [ouitf-e-le] ad. avec esprit Witt'ingl v ad. a dessein Witt' y a. [clever) spirituel [funny) plaisant j v _remark, Mot spirituel: saillie WIVES [ouaivzz] pi. de Wife [femme] WIZ'ARD [i, a, brefs] magicien : sorcier Wiz'ene'd [ouizz'nnd] a. ratatine WO AD [ouode] guede : pastel ‘ Wob'ble’ vn. [fam] clocher : clopiner WOE" [ouo] douleur | _betide ....Malheur a ...! | _ to you! Malheur a vous! Wo'e’begone, Wo'e'ful a. triste : douloureux Wo'efully ad. tristement WOLD plaine otvlulett.se [comme la Cote d’Or] WOLF [o, pr. ou bref] loup | She-_, Louve | Young_, Louveteau | -DOG chien-loup Wolf'ish [o, ou bref] a. de loup [Michigan WOLVERENE glouton j _ STATE 1’Etat de WOM'AN [ououm'-nri] [pi. Women, pr. ouimm- nn] femme [In many compounds ...iere, ...ee, ...esse, etc.: as, Milk-_, Laitiere, etc. With adjectives denoting nationality, it is usually replaced by a new word : as. French _, Fran- paise : English_Anglaise] Apple-—, Mar- chande de pommes | Old_, Vieille | Old —’s remedy (ou cure,) Remede de bonne femme | Silly [ou Foolish]_, Sotte | Young_,Jeune WOM'ANHOOD etat de femme Lpersonne Wom'anisli «. effemine WOM'ANKIND les femmes :"le sexe" Wom'anly a. de femme [ad.) en femme WOMB" [o, ou: b nul] matrice [fig) sein : fianc WOM'EN [pi: o, i bref] F. WOMAN \ _’S RIGHTS. Les droits de la femme : le femi- nisme | Advocate of_’sR’s, Feministe(& f.] Won [ou-e-nn] [imp. & pp. V. Win] WON'DER [pr. ou-e-nn’de-r] merveille [amazement) etonnement [F. Nine] [vn.) s'etonner | I _ at his impudence! Je m’etonne de son impudence! | I_whether he will come? Je me demande s’il viendra? | I_how it would be to go and see him? Si j’allais le voir? | Can it be_e'd at ? Peut-on s’en etonner ? | WON ENGLISH-FRENCH WOR W, suivi d’uwe voyelle, se prononce comme OU dans le mot OUI. It's a it wasn't broken, C'est extraordinaire que cela ne se soit pas casse | The only_ to me is that he recovered! Je ne m’etonne que d'une chose, c’est qu’il se soit remis! | And no_! Et cela n’a rien d’etonnant! Won'derful a. etonnant: merveilleux : pro- digieux | He’s doing a_business, II fait 4 des affaires d’or | _lly ad. etonnamment : a merveille | _well, a merveille gW’ON'DERING etonnement <» _a. emerveille : frappe d’etonnement g WON'DERLAND | In __ An pays des mer- , veilles VWon'derstruek a. frappe d’etonnement Won'drous [ou-e-nn'dre'ss] a. inimaginable: surprenant: incroyable _ly ad. merveilleusement Won’t [o long] fam. pour.* Will not’ WONT [ou-e-nntt] coutume | He was_to ..., II avait coutume de ... | Wonted a. habituel Woo [oo, ou] va. faire la cour a ^WOOD bois | In the_[wine] En cercles | The commissioners of_s and forests, Les inspecteurs des eaux et forets -ANEM'ONE [e-nemm'e-ne] anemone des bois | -CUTTER [ke-tt’r] bucheron -ENGRA'VER [a e] graveur sur bois -ENGRA'VING [a e] gravure sur bois -GROUSE coq de bray ere \ -NYMPHdryade \ -PIGEON [g. dj] rainier^ | _ PULLEY poulie en bois | -PULP pate de bois -SCREW vis a bois | -SHED bucher ^ -WARBLER, -WREN, pouillot siffleur 2 WOOD'BINE [i at] chevrefeuille ^. WOOD'CHAT [tchatt] pie-grieche Q WOOD'CHUCK marmotte (<!’Amerique] § WOOD'COCK becasse q WOOD'CUT gravure sur bois : vignette D AVood'ed a. boise O Wood'e'n a. de bois : en bois u _SHOES [choiize] [pi] sabots ^WOOD'LAND bois : pays boise WOOD'LARK alouette des bois : lulu WOOD'LOUSE [laouce] [pi._lice] eloporte WOOD'MAN [me-nn] [pi. woodmen] garde- forestier [cutter) bucheron WOOD'PECKER pivert: pic WOOD'PIGEON [g, dj] pigeon ramier WOOD'RUFF [re-ff] asperate WOOD'WORK boiserie [framework) char- pente | Wood-working MACHINERY, machines a travail ler le bois (pi] VAVood' y a. [country] boise WOO'ER [ F. Woo v.] amoureux : pretendant WOOF [oo, on] trame | WOO'ING [la) cour WOOL [oo, ou bref] laine \ All_, Pure L | With the_on, ... avec la L | Berlin_, L de Berlin | Much cry and little__ Beaucoup de bruit pour rien | -COMB ER [kome-’r] car- deur de L | _PACK sac de laine | _SACK siege du Lord Chancelier a la chambre des lords | -STAPLER [a, e] negociant en laine | -WORK tapisserie Woold va. [4*] rouster WOOLD'ING rousture: velture AVooll'en a. ... de laine | _ CLOTH drap | -DRAPER [a e] marchand de draps — MANUFACTURE Industrie des lainages WOOLL'ENS tissus de laine Wooll'y a. laineux [hair) crepu _ BEA'R [ber] herissonne : ours ^WORD mot: parole | _ for _. Mot pour mot ] In a _, En un mot | In other _s, En d’autres termes | In these _s, En ces termes | These were his _s, Ce sont ses propres paroles | With these _s, a ces mots : en disant cela | Can I have a_with him? Puis-je lui dire un mot? | He’s as good as his__ II n’a qu’wie parole | I spoke a good_for him, J'ai dit un mot pour lui [or en sa faveur] On one’s_, Sur parole \ Last_s, Dernieres paroles | To bring us _, Nous informer [or prevenir] ... | To have 2 _s, Se brouiller : ‘avoir des raisons’ | To ~. keep one’s_Tenir parole \ To leave_ g with [ou at...] Laisser un mot a [or chez ...] ^ To pass one’s _, Donner sa parole | To q send him_, Lui faire savoir | To speak the S _, [decide] Trancher le mot | To take my g _ for it, M’en croire sur parole \ I took him at his _, Je l’ai pris au mot | Upon Ps my_! [pledging) Ma xtarole! [in surprise) ° Ma foil [vexation) Pour le coup! | A_to the WISE is enough! a bon entendeur, salut! | One_is as good as a hundred, En un mot comme en cent | Without saying a _, Sans mot dire | By _ of MOUTH, Verbalement: de vice voix Word va. exprimer : enoncer [telegram) re- diger | _ed thus, Ainsi coniju WOR'DINESS verbosite : prolixite WOR'DING style : expression : redaction [of documents, etc.) libelle | With this_, Ainsi v conQu : en ces termes | Wor'dy a. verbeux Wore [o long] imp. V. Wear ^WORK [generally) ouvrage [labour) travail: occupations (pi] [as opposed to materials) main-A’oeuvre : fagon [deed or performance) oeuvre [affair, matter) affaire [queer work) ‘chose’ [In compounds frequently replaced by a new form : as, Rug-_, Tapisserie : O Embroidexy_, Broderie: Day’s_, .Tournee] £ House-, Le service de la maison [V. PIECE] £■ I’ve brought my , [lady’s] J'ai apporte pq mon ouvrage | This is beautiful , [work- W manship] C’est un superbe travail | Bad_ g Malfagon | Botched_Ouvrage bade | Light ^ _, Petits ouvrages (pi] The children have ^ made such_as never was! [romping] Les q enfants ont fait les cent coups! | This is a) some of his _! [ironically] Voila un chef- s d’oeuvre de sa fagon! j To be at_Travailler: § etre a l’ouvrage : etre au travail [machinery) •2 fonctionner : marcher | To do double the__ a [mach] Fournir un rendement double j To * see it at_, [mach] La voir fonctionner | To W find_for, Occuper | To make short_with, g Brusquer | I am so full of_, Je suis telle- ^ ment pris (or occupe] He doesn’t like_! II ^ aime la besogne faite! | They didn’t kill themselves with hard _ there, On n’y mourait pas de fatigue: ‘on ne s’y foulait pas la rate ’ | To go [ou set] to —, vn. s’y mettre [fig) ‘y aller’ | Out of_[also, Men out of_] Sans travail | To set ... to —, va. ■ [mach] mettre en marche : faire aller WOR ENGLISH—FREN CH WOR W, suivi d’line voyelle, se prononce comme OU dans le mot OUI. f WORK of ART oeuvre d’art | _ of TIME ouvTage de longue haleine | -BAG sac a ouvrage | -BASKET corbeille a ouvrage | -BENCH etabli | -BOX boite a ouvrage | -TABLE [a e] table a ouvrage |_PEOPLE [eo t] [pi] ouvriers -ieres WORKS [pi] ouvrages [collected_, and as opposed to faith, etc.) oeuvres [of machine) manoeuvres [of watch or clock) mouvement (sing] [factory) usine: fabrique (sing] atelier [rail., canal, etc., part where the operations are temporarily carried on) chantier [V. Clerk] Public [ou Government]_, Travaux publics | The BOARD of_, Ministere des Travaux Publics [in French departments) Conseil general | _ of ART, objets d’art ! _ of REFERENCE, ouvrages a consulter [In compounds often replaced by a new form : as, Iron-_, Forges, pi. | Soap-_, Sa- vonnerie | Steel-_, Aeierie] Work v' tgenerally) travailler [cause to ' ' O'! labour) faire travailler ... [handle mach. or ropes) manoeuvrer [a ship) diriger [go, run) fonctionner : aller : faire f: faire a [mines, railways, etc.) exploiter [typ) tirer [embroider) broder [make ou do) faire [one’s way, etc.) se frayer : se faire (un chemin, etc.] [one’s passage) payer (en travaillant] [produce) produire [act) agir [ferment) fermenter | He_s hard, ‘ II travaille dur ’ |... is _e'd by hand or by steam, ... marche a la main ou a la vapeur | The system_s well, Ce systeme fonctionne bien | To _ with such tools as one has, Faire fleche de tout ® in, faire entrer [vn.) entrer [_bois a_loose [screws, etc.] se desserrer : branler a_off [typ] tirer 2_out, faire : effectuer [to finish up) achever ~ [exhaust) epuiser [pay for in labour) payer en travaillant [w] sortir i4_... up, travailler [use up) employer [the Ps feelings) exciter | _one’s self up (into a P belief, etc.] Se monter la fete (jusqu’a croire, ^ etc.] _ing up to 200 lbs., Resistant a une prsssion de 14 kilos. | To_up a CONNECTION, Se creer une clientele Work'able a. ... qu’on pent travailler, exploiter [scheme) faisable ["jours Work'aday [e-de] a. prosafque : de tous les WORK'ER travailleur: ouvrier | Fellow _, Collaborateur: camarade d’atelier [V. Butter WORK'HOUSE [p] depot de mendicite : asile pour les indigents | He’ll come to the_, II a pris le chemin de l’hopital WORK'ING travail: operation [_of sums) calcul [mach) fonctionnement: marclie [railways, or mines, etc.) exploitation [handling) manoeuvre [_off, typ) tirage Work'inij a. ouvrier [clothes, etc.) ... de travail: ... de fatigue [pressure, etc.) utile : effectif | Hard-_, Laborieux | _CLASSES (pi] classe ouvriere | DAY jour ouvrable | _ DRAWING plan: epure | _ EXPENSES frais generaux | To just cover one’s_expenses, Faire tout juste ses frais |_PARTS [pi] parties actives : organes en mouvement | -PRESSURE pression motrice | -MAN [pi. ^ -men] travailleur [labouring man) ouvrier 'gWORK'MAN [me-nn, pi. workmen] ouvrier | -o Workmen’s Compensation Act. Loi sur les [iq accidents du travail | Workmen’s dwellings, 14 Habitations ouvrieres | _like [i at] a. bien Ps fait: fait de main d’ouvrier, or artistement | ^ —SHIP ouvrage [as opposed to materials) ■ main-d'oeuvre [get-up) fini du travail :execu- SWORK'ROOM atelier : ouvroir \tion ■ WORK'SHOP atelier | —practice,Travail d’A E. WORK'WOMAN [_V. Woman] ouvriere 'WORLD monde | The whole_, L’univers | Pleasures of the_Plaisirs mondains | In all the _, Dans le monde entier | In the next_, Dans l’autre monde | In this _, Ici-bas | Of this_, D’ici-bas | Too good for this_, Trop bon (bonne) pour le siecle | I wouldn’t do it for the_, Je ne le ferais pas pour tout [or rien] au monde | To live quite out of the_, Yivre au bout du monde | To begin the__ Faire son debut dans le monde ) The — to come, Le siecle a venir | A_of trouble, Une foule de desagrements | What in the_! Que diable ...! | World ...a. mondial | -wide a. repandu partout: universel WORLD'LINESS mondanite: frivolite WORLDLING mondain -aine cWorld'ly a. mondain : de ce monde WORM ver [of a screw) filet: mechc [endless 2 screw) vis sans fin [of a still) serpentin [va. - <&) congreer | To_5s. out of him. Lui souti- p rer 6fr. | To_one’s self into .... Se faufiler P3 dans ... | -DRIVE commande par vis sans L fin | -eate’n a. rouge des vers [wood) ver- O moulu i -GEAR transmission a vis I -HOLE o [in cloth) piqure [in wood and the ground) § trou de ver | _ MEDICINE vermifuge | § -WHEEL roue a vis sans fin | _WOOD ab- a,Worn [ouorne'i [pp. V. Wear] [sinthe ® WORR'Y souci: tourment \va.) tourmenter | 2 He worries too much. 11 se fait trop de souci § woi •se a. [comp, de Bad] pire [more wicked) ^ plus mechant [in health) plus mal [ad.) plus 1 mal | _ and _, De mal en pis [ V. Valoir] For the_En mal | A little the _ for drink, Legerement pris de boisson | He’s none the_, II ne s’en trouve pas plus mal | So much the_, Tant pis WOR'SHIP culte fee : adoration | Divine_, Office divin | ‘His_’ ‘Son Honneur’ [V. Place]_[-ppe'd] v. adorer | —ful a. honorable | _PER adorateur : fidele WOR'SHIPPING adoration WORST [superl. de Ill] The _, Le pis [a. superl. de Bad) le pire : le plus mauvais, la plus mauvaise, etc. | At the_Au plus mal: au pis | If it comes to the_, Au pis aller | The_of it is that..., L’ennui, e’est que ...: malheureusement \ To get the — of it, Avoir ^ le dessous | Worsted pp. battu WOR ST'ED [r mil] laine filee [a.) de laine p?WORT [brewer’s) mout [plant) lierbe L WORTH [th fort] valeur [fig) merite [a.) qui ^ vaut... : valant [reputed _) evalue a [de- 2 serving) qui merite ... [possessing) riche de | 5 A shilling’s_of apples, (i.e. roundly) Des o pommes pour un franc: un franc de pommes | « l bought ^B10_of shares, J’ai achete pour O 250 francs d’actions \ More than it is_, WOR ENGLISH-FRENCH WRI W, suivi d’une voyelle, se prononce comme OU dans le mot OUI. f Plus qu’il [or plus qu’elle] ne vaut | It is _ nothing [ou not_having] Cela ne vaut rien| It is_seeing, Cela vaut la peine d’etre vu | It isn’t_while! Cela ne vaut pas la peine ! [F. WHILE] It would be as much as my place is_, Ce serait risquer ma place | He’s ^ _thousands, II est riche a millions | He p isn’t_a penny, II n’a pas un sou vaillant| (3 That’s_something, Cela a bien son prix | ® To have one’s money’s _, En avoir pour g son argent o WOR'THIES [pi] heros : sommites I .. “Wor'thily ad. dignement - , § WORTHINESS merite J Iaiuie Worthless . [th fort] a. sans valeur | To make__ Oter toute valeur de ... _ FELLOW vaurien _NESS manque de valeur [pers) indignite Wor'thy [or, eur : th faible] a. digne | Our _ friend, Notre excellent [or digne] ami | v _ MAN digne homme [fam) brave homme Woul'd [ouotidd, bref]v. [to determine) vouloir | &he _ not (accuse her husband, etc.] Elle n’a pas voulu (etc.] He_' have it that ..., II voulait absolument que ... (sub).] What _ he like for dinner? Qu'aimerait-il pour diner? | It_not do, [did not suit] Cela n’a pas fait Vaffaire : ‘cela n’a pas pris’ | _it not be better to ...? Ne vaudrait-il pas mieux ...? | _to God that ...! Pint a Dieu que ...! [not always transl. as, We_remind them, Nous leur rappelons (que] [conditional) He_travel first class if he could afford it, II irait en premiere classe, s’il en avait les moyens | I _ rather stay here, J’aimerais mieux rester ici | So — I, Moi aussi | _it be easy to ...? Serait-il facile de ...? | No, it_not, Non | What_it cost to ...? Combien cela cofiterait-il de ...? ] _it be any use to ...? Serait-il utile de ...? | _it be believed that ...? Croirait-on que ...? [imperfect: i.e. used to ...) Sometimes he_say ..., Quelquefois il disait ... [subjunctive, etc.)_the court allow me to say ...? Que la cour me permette de dire ... ? | I thought I_go and ..., Je me suis dit que j’irais ... Woul'd'-be a. soi-disant: pretendu [F. Plaisant WOUND [ououndd] blessure [sore) plate [m.) blesser (in, a] The_ed, Les blesses Wound [ouaoundd] [pp. V. Wind) Wove [o] [imp. F. Weave] Cream-_Volin Wo've n [o] [pp. V. Weave] tissu [lilanc W'RACK debris [seaweed) varech W'RAN'GLE [ragne] querelle [vn.) se disputer W'RAN'GLER [ragne"] querelleur | Senior_, Second _, [Cambridge : n’existe plus] Sorti le premier [le second, etc.] en matliematiqiies WRAN'GLING [ragne] querelle W'RAP echarpe : chale [quilted) douill'ette W'rap [-ppe'd] [ou_up] va. envelopper (in, de, dans] Wrappe'd up (in] [fig] absorbe (par, dans] entiche (de) He’s much wrappe'd up in his daughter, II ne voit que sa file | He’s wrappe'd up in [his nonsense]. II a la tete montee par ... W'RAPP'ER enveloppe : bande [of books) cou- verture [of a ream) chemise [dressing gown) peignoir : robe de chambre [com) toile d’em- ballage [cigar) robe | In a_[for post] Sous bande | _ING [for post] mise sous bande | Canvas_ING, treillis (W'RAPPTNG PAPER papier d’emballage W'RATH [pr. a comme o dans sort, th fort] colere : indignation \ _ful a. courrouce W'reak [mice] va. | To_one’s vengeance on, Tirer vengeance de : assouvir sa V sur W'REATH [nth, th fort] guirlande: feston [laurel, and bridal) couronne | Funeral_, C mortuaire W'reathe [nth, th faible] va. tresser : entre- lacer (with, de] _e'd a. [arch] tors W'RECK naufrage [ship) navire naufrage [remains of ship, or fig) debris | He’s the_ of what he once was, Ce n’est plus qu ’tine ruine | To go to_[fig] Tomber en mine W'RECK'AGE epcives (pi] W’recke'd [rektt] a. naufrage j To be —, vn. [ship) faire naufrage [«2t) derailler : etre mis en pieces [fig) etre perdu W'RECK'ER naufrageur : pilleur d’epaves W'REN [renn] roitelet: troglodyte | Golden- crested _,R huppe | Willow_Pouillot fitis W'RENCH entorse: foulure: torsion [spanner) clef | To give one’s hand a_, Se fouler la <n main | Screw _, Clef anglaise [F. TAP] aWrench va. [from, a) arracher [twist) tor- g W'rest. va. forcer [from, a) arracher |_dre cW res't'le [rece-’l] vn. lutter (with, contre] c W'RES'TLER lutteur | WRES'T'LING ZuMe -WRETCH malheureux -eti.se : miserable(& f] ^ [scoundrel) sceierat [fig) ‘vilain -e’ | Poor _! Pauvre diable! a W'retch'ed [retcli-ed] a. malheureux : mise- pi rable: vilain: detestable |_ly ad. miserable- c ment: affreusement | _ bad, Detestable | .= _NESS miser e : pauvrete : bass esse ^ W'rig'gle [rigue-l] v. \ _about, s’agiter | _one’s self, se demener | _in, ou out, jjjl se faufiler dans : se tirer de _LING fretillement: tortillement W’rinrj [rigne] v. [imp. & pp. Wrung] [twist) tordre [press) serrer [from, a) arracher [the heart) dechirer |_ing wet, ‘ Mouille a tordre’ W'RING'ER [rigne-’r] essoretise a linge W'RIN'KLE [rignlce-l] ride [in the dress) faux pli [hint) ‘tuyau’ [r.) rider: se rider | That’s a _ worth knowing, C’est bon a savoir | To 1 put him up to a_,’ Lui ‘ don- ner un tuyau ’ | _e'd a. ride W'RIST poignet: carpe | -BAND poignet ] -WATCH motitre-bracelet W'RIT assignation : exploit | To serve ... with a_Envoyer a ... tine A [to, a] [F. Exploiter] Holy_, L’Ecriture sainte | — of ERROR, recours pour cause d’erreur W'rite [i di] v. [imp. W'rote : pp. W'ritte'n] ecrire | To _ a prescription, Ecrire une ordonnance | To_a good hand, Avoir une belle ecriture \ To_word [ou _ to say] that.... Ecrire que ... |_... down, Ecrire : coucher ... par ecrit [run down) faire taire : ‘ereinter’ | _out, copier [ F. Do. line 42] To _ to each other, S’ecrire | How is it written? [which is the way to spell it. etc.] Comment cela s’ecrit-il? [F. WRITER] WRI ENGLISH-FRENCH W. S. (W’RI'TER [raite-r\ ecrivain: auteur [political, and for the press) publiciste [clerk) commis aux ecritures [Scot, lawyer) notaire | Great —, Grand [or illustre] ecrivain [a person who is exceedingly given to writing) grand -e ecriveur -euse | Prose_, Prosateur | _to the SIG'NET, Notaire de premiere classe ® (en Ecossel LETT'ER-WRI'TER [profess’n’l] d ecrivain public | He’s a capital_, 11 ecrit g bien | Site's a capital _, [ou. She writes a g beautiful LETTER] ‘C’est une Sevigne!’ | g _’S CRAMP, crampe des ecrivains ^Writhe [i ai, th faible] v. tordre : se t a, W’RFTING [rarti^nt'] [hand writing) ecriture “ [art of_) Vecriture [thing or work written) e ecrit | In —, Par ecrit [present partis.) dans p» Vecriture | In letter-_, Dans la correspon- c dance |_S, ecrits | -CASE [fcece] papeterie | .= -DESK bureau : secretaire | _and copying — INK, encre fixe et a copier | — MATERIALS, .& De quoi ecrire | -PAD sous-main : buvard | S -PAPER [a e] papier a ecrire [or a lettres] -WTitt'e'n [ritt-nn] pp. ecrit -e [F. Write] ^ _ EVIDENCES, _ DOCUMENTS, etc. [law] ecritures W'RONG mal : tort | He’s in the _, 11 a tort | To do ... a_, Faire du tort a ... | He did_in not going, 11 a eu tort de ne pas y aller | In the_, Dans son tort _a. faux : mauvais : inexact | He’s_, 11 a V tort | My watch is_, Ma montre va mal | ( You are —, Vous avez tort | This sum is_ by 2 francs, 11 manque 2 francs | This is the — key, Ce n’est pas la clef \ It’s the_ house, Nous nous sommes trompes de porte \ I took the — train, Je me suis trompe de train | It was very_of him to say so, II a eu grand tort de dire cela (or, C’etait bien «s mal a lui de, etc.] I think I shall not be far 3, — in ...ing, Je ne crois pas me tromper de g beaucoup en ...ant | To go__ Faire fausse 5 route: se tromper | _ FOUNT [typ] d’un o oeil etranger | _LETTER [typ] coquille \ a — SIDE out, a l’envers | The_SIDE up, $ Sens dessus dessous [F. TRENTAINE] oj — ad. mal: a tort | It is put on_, C’est mal .. mis [or mis de travers] Right or_, a tort Ps ou a raison | Wrong va. faire tort a g W rongful a. injuste [-lly, -ment: a tort] ^3 W’rong'headed [ea, e href] a. qui a l’esprit W'rong'ly ad. a tort [mal fait •£ Wrot [F. Wrought] “W'rote [imp. V. W rite] ^ W'roth [o dans sort] a. en colere : courrouce W'roug'ht [rot, o comme dans sort] [vieux pp. de Work] ouvre | _ IRON [cu-e-rne] fer : fer forge : fer lamine [sheet) tole [a.) en fer forge : en tole W'rung [imp. & pp. de W'ring] W ry [raV] a. de travers |_FACE grimace VW'RY'NECK [rail torcol W. S. [F. Writer to the Signet] X-Y X FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS YAT X [pr. iks] X [pr. ekks] Les rayons —, The X rays | ‘ Fort en_,’ Good at mathematics | ‘ Les_Students of the Ecole Polytechnique XERI-iS [or Vin de —] [pr. kay-raice] sherry [on pr. chere, tres bref] Y [ee grec] Y [pr. ouai\ Raccord en_, Y-piece Y [ee] ad. there [ici) here | On — voit encore les mines, The ruins are still to be seen there | J’aimerais_aller, I should like to go (there] [‘ There’ frequemment sous-entendu: comme, Oui, j’y Vais, Yes, I am going, etc.] CD _ est-il? Is CD at home? |_a-t-il quelqu’un? Is there anyone in ? | II _ a, There is, ou are [Imperative of 2nd pers. often takes s for euphony : as, Vas-y! V. Avoir, & Table 75] J’y suis, j’y reste, Here I am, and here I shall stay | J’y suis! I have it! | Je n’y suis pour personne, I cannot see anyone [F. Etre for further renderings] Y pron. & ad. to it, him, ou her [pi) to them : of it, him, her, ou them : in, at, ou with, for ou from it, him, her, ou them | — compris, ... included : including ... | Pendant que j’y pense, While I think of it ... | Joue-t-il au whist? Non, il n’_joue pas, Does he play whist ? No, he does not | Mais oui, il_joue, O yes, he does | Jen’_ ai pas touche, I haven’t touched it | Je n’_ comprends rien, I can’t make anything of it | Il _ regarde de pres, He’s very particular [F. Tenir] _ ajouter foi, To put faith in it | Je m’_ engage, I’ll pass my word for it | S’_refuser, To refuse to YACHT yacht | YACHTING _ ck& [do it YAK _ YATAGAN" yataghan YAC ENGLISH—FRENCH YAP YACHT [iotte] yacht [pr. as in Engl.] -CLUB ‘_’: cercle nautique | -RACE course de Y’s YACHT'ING [iotte] ‘_’ | The English are fond of _, Les Anglais aiment le yachting, or le Y est tres en faveur chez les Anglais | _ JACKET saute-en-barque : vareuse YACHTSMAN [pi. _men] | YAFF'LE YAM igname Lpivert YAN'KEE [yagn-ke] _ _NO'TIONS [pi] [ndche-nnz] nouveautes americaines Yap vn. glapir : aboyer YEU FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS YUC YEUSE holm [on holly] oak : evergreen oak YOUYOU dingy : jolly-boat YEUX‘ [pi. ot' CEIL] eyes [F. CEil : Sauter] YPRfiAU Dutch elm [Ypres elm] YOLE yawl YUCCA [yu as yoo] _ [en ang. pr. ye-ka] YAR ENGLISH-FRENCH YOU YARD cour [dock__ or timber-_etc.) chan- tier [40 vergue [V. Brasser] [For comp, of measures, V. Metre, Table 87 : for comp, prices _ and metre, V. Table 87, continued] Words half a_long, [fig] Mots longs dline toise | With double topsail _s, ... a deux huniers | Cross-jack — Vergue barree \ Fore _, Very, de misaine | Fore-topsail_, V du petit hunier | Fore top-gallant_, V du petit perroquet | Fore royal_, V du petit cacatois | Main_, Grand'vergue \ Main-topsail _, V du grand hunier | Main-top-gallant_, V du grand perroquet | Main-royal_V du grand cacatois | Mizen topsail_, V de perroquet de fougue | Mizen top-gallant_, V de perruclie j Mizen royal_V de cacatois de perruclie | Sprit-sail_, V de civadiere | _ ARM bout de vergue | _MAN [mews] garcjon d'ecurie | -MEA'S'URE metre | _ TACKLE PURCHASE [4>] palan de bout de vergue \ _WHIP palan de charge Yare [iere] a. prompt: tout pret YARN iil (de coton, de laine. de lin] [nav.) til de caret j Spun_, Bitord | To tell [ou spin] a _ about ..., Debiter une longue liistoire sur [or de] ... : ‘en degoiser’ YARR'OW’ millefeuille : herbe au eharpentier Yaw vn. [ship] faire une embardee | Don't let her_to starboard! Ne venez pas sur tribord! YAWL [4>] yole YAWN | To give a_[To_vn.] Bailler | A _ing precipice, Un precipice beant Yclept' [archalque] a. appele : nomme \7e [ancient form of‘the’] art. [Les anciens Anglais, pour ecrire le til, se servaient d'une seule lettre, appelee ‘thorn,’ et qui s’ecrivait ainsi : i, Cette lettre disparut assez vite; cependant Y on s’en servit encore dans Vecriture jusqu'au 18e siecle, pour ecrire [article the. Mais sa ressemblance avec Yy fit qu’on confondit les deux letires. La trace de cette confusion est restee dans cette maniere d’ecrire [article the] Ye [yi] pron. vous | Yea [ye] ad. oui Yean [ytne] v. mettre bas YEAR [yeur] annee : an ['An' is a unit-.‘Annee’ is a divisible period. An is used with cardinal numbers, Annee with ordinal numbers: as, J'ai 30 ans: je suis dans ma trentieme annee] by D’A en A | It is my first , C’est ma premiere annee | It is 20_s ago since ..., II y a 20 ans que ... | Taking one_ with another. Bon an, mal an | A good_of ..., Une bonne annee de ... | I wish you a happy new_, [or, pop., ‘a merry Christmas and a happy new_’] ‘ Je vous souhaite une bonne annee’ | In the of our Lord. En l’an de grace | £40 a , 1000 fr. par an [income) 1000 fr. de rente | By the_, a Van- nee | I haven’t seen him for _s [or, ‘this many a —’] II y a un siecle que je ne l’ai vu | Every_, Tous les ans | Every other_Tous les deux ans | Last_, Next__ L’an passe, prochain | Leap_, Annee bissextile | New_ [F. New] To be 40_s old, Avoir 40 ans | To be getting on in _s, Etre avance en age | _BOOK annuaire YEAR'LING [yeur] veau [or agneau,or cheval] d’un an [a.) d’un an [par an Yearly [yeur'le] a. annuel [ad.) tous les ans : Yearn [yeurne] vn. soupirer (for, apres] YEARN'ING aspiration : elan de tendresse YEAST [yiste] levure | German_, L viennoise YELL hurlement | Yell vn. hurler | *_out,’ ‘ crier comme un perdu’ YELL'ING hurlements (pi] YELL'OW" [iv nul] [cfc a.] jaune | To turn _, Jaunir | _ FE'VER [fiveur] fievre jaune | _[HjAMM'ER bruant jaune | _METAL [mett’l] laiton (malleable] ‘_ JACK’ fievre jaune | The_ PERIL, Le peril jaune | -wove a. bleu pale | Yell'ow’ish a. jaunatre Yelp vn. glapir | _ING glapissement YE'O'MAN [yome-nn] [pi. _men] fermier pro- prietaire [keeper) gardien | Gunner’s _, Gardien de soute aux poudres | _ of the GUARD, vieux soldat de la garde YE'O'MANRY [pi] fermiers proprietaires | _ of the GUARD. Yieux gardes de la Tour de Londres | _CAV'ALRY [cav'-e-lre] garde nationale a cheval Yes [yess] ad. oui [answering negative) Si! Si fait! [I’m coming) Voila! : J’arrive ! YES'TERDAY [yess] hier | _morning, Hier matin | It was only _ that ..., Ce n’est qu’hier que ... : ‘pas plus tard qu’hier_’| The day before_, Avant-hier | He was not born _, II n’est pas ne d’liier Yet conj. toutefois : pourtant | _ad. encore | As _, Jusqu’ici | Not_, Pas encore | Not just_, Pas tout de suite YEW [ou_TREE] [you, you-tri] if YIELD [glide] rendement [«.) rendre : rap- porter : ceder (to, a] consentir (to, a] Yielding [yilde] a. facile | _ to the touch, Qui cede au toucher Y.M.C.A. [Young Men’s Christian Association] = U. C. J. G. [Union Chret. de Jeunes Gens] YOKE joug [va.) atteler | A _ of oxen, Une paire [or un attelage] de bceufs YOLK [yoke] jaune (d’oeuf] Yon, Yon'der a. ce'...-la, cet ...-la, cette ...-la: ces ...s-la[ad.) la-bas | That town yonder [ou, _town] Cette ville la-bas Yore | Of_, ad. jadis | The days of —, Les jours d’autrefois Y7ou [you] pron. vous [— English, French, etc.) vous autres [impers.) on | _ can’t tell ..., On ne sait pas ... | Hulloa! is that —! Tiens! c’est vous! | _humbug! Farceur que vous etes! | If I were_a votre place, ... j _' did it. C’est vous qui l’avez fait | I hope _are all quite well ? J’espere que l’on se porte bien chez vous ? YOU ENGLISH-FRENCH YUL A'OUNG [pi] [_ones) petits [_people) jeu- nesse [a.) jeune [child) en bas age | A_CAT, Un petit chat | _ BEGINN'ER connnen<jant | _DOG [said in fun. of a boy] ‘petit gredin’ _ FELL'OW gar<;on | _ GENTLEMEN. ^_ MEN, _ PEO'PLE [pi] jeunes gens | §j_ LA!BY demoiselle | _ LADIES demoi- S>selles -.jeunes personnes \ Her ‘_MAN,’ Son ‘ bon ami’: son amoureux i The ‘_MONK'EY ’ [_rascal] Le gamin, or le petit gredin | _ ONE petit | Youn'rjer [ye-gn-gueur] a. comp. plus jeune | My_brother, Mon frere cadet | _sister, Sceur cadette | YOUNGST'ER [fam] v‘ mioche ’: gamin : bambin Your a. poss. votre [pi) vos | In case of _ accepting [com] En cas d'adhesion de votre part, ... [P\ Monsieur] [In speaking of parts of the body, the French frequently use the definite article, etc. V. One’s, My] If I were in_' PLACE. I.... a votre place je ... co Yours pron. i>oss. le [or la] votre [pi) les ^votres [your property) a vous [your doing. 'getc.) de vous | A ... of_, Un [or une] de vos ^“...s | _truly [F. Faithfully, Sincerely] Yourself' [pi._sel'ves] pron. vous-meme [pi. vous-memes] [in reflec. verb) vous [F. Table 79] By_, Tout-e seul-e YOUTH [til fort] jeune homme [period of _) jeunesse | _S [pi] jeunes gens [ jeunesse Youth'ful [th fort] a. jeune [days, etc.) de YULE [joule] _LOG. buche de Noel _TIDE Noel : fetes de Noel (pi] z z FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS ZYM Z [pr. as English Z] En Ameriqne. Z s’appelle Zain" a. pure black [ou bay] \zi ZfeBRE zebra | Zebre-e a. striped ZEBRTJRE streaking : stripes (pi] Z^LATEUR -TRICE zealot [ze-lett] enthusiast ZfeLE zeal [ztle] ardour | Faire du_To be over-zealous : to ‘ go a little too far ’ Zele -e a. zealous [ze-le-ss] ZEND [like zind nasal] [zenndd] _-AVESTA, _ ZENITH’ zenith [zi] ZEPHIRE, ZEPHYR zephyr [zefe-’r] TZ-raid ZEPPELIN” — [zepp’-e-linn] Raid de _s, ZfiRO CKSj) [0) nought [therm.) freezing-point [32 deg. Falir. F. Table 86] Cest un_en chiffre [fig] He’s a mere cypher : he’s a nobody ZEST | Entre le zist et le Undecided : neither one thing nor the other ZESTE [d’orange, de citron) rind, peel [rien) ‘ straw’: mere nothing [F. ZEST] Zeste ! int. Pshaw! ZEZAIEMENT” lisp : lisping Zezayer- v. to lisp ZIBELINE sable [sebe'l] Z1BETH- zib'et ‘Zigouill’er’’ va. to stab ou ‘stick’ (with a knife, ou bavonet] ‘ ZIGUE ’ [or ‘ ZIG ’] Un bon ‘ A brick ’ ZIGZAG _ | Eclair en_Forked lightning | Faire des_s. To stagger to and fro Zigzagu’er' vn. to zigzag ZINC_ ] _ en plaques._a souder, Spelter | ‘ Sur le ,’ At the counter Tvanizing ZINGAGE covering ... with zinc [du fer) gal- Zingue a. | Fer_Galvanized iron Zinguer* va. to cover ... with zinc [fer) to gal- ZINGUERIE zinc-works [vanize ZINGUEUR zinc-worker ZINNIA [pi. _] _ [pi. _s] ZIRCON" _ | ZIST [F. Zest] ZITA Naples macaroni ZIZANIE American tares | Semer la —, [fig] To sow dissension ZODIAQUE zo'diac ZONA [med] shingles (pi] ZONE_ | _neutre, Neutral Z ZOO LOGIE —gy [g, dj] Zooloqique a. zoological ZOOLOGISTE —gist”[g, dj] ZOOPHYTE _ [fdite] ZOSTERE_tera [fam) grass-wrack ZOUAVE _ ZOULOU Zu'lu ‘Zut! ’int. Bother it! ‘Drat it!’ That’s enough Zymotique a. zymot'ic [of if '■ ZAD ENGLISH-FRENCH ZUL ZAD'KIEL [AL'MANAC] ‘Mathieu Laens- ZA'NY M bouffon Lberg’: Liegeois ZEAL [zile] zele | To show too much_Faire du Z ZEAL'OT [ze-le-tt] zelateur -trice : fanatique Zeal'ous [ze-le-ss] a. zele | —ly ad. avec zele ZE'BRA [zV-bre] zebre ZENA'NA [India] partie de la maison reservee aux femmes \ _MISSION mission evange- lique aupres des femmes ZE'NITH [th fort] zenith | At the_of his fame, Au comble de la renommee ZE'RO [ziro] 17'7 degres Centigr. au-dessous de zero [P'. Table 86] ZEST gout | To give a_to pleasure. Assai- sonner le plaisir ZIN'CO-BLOCK cliche au trait ZIG'ZAG_[mount, road) lacet [vn.) zigzaguer i ZO'DIAC [zo] zodiaque ZODI'ACAL LIG’HT [zo-dai-e-Jce-l laitt] lu- miere zodiacale ZOOLOG'ICAL GAR'DENS (pi] jardin zoolo- gique |_STA'TION laboratoire de zoologie ZU'LU Zoulou [experimentale (For GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES, V. pages following.) DICTIONNAIRE GEOGRAPHIQUE AVEC LA PRONONCIATION. Note. The definite article is not employed in French after the preposition ‘En’; as, En France, En Amerique, etc. The names of English Counties are masculine, and take the article in French : as, Dans le Lancashire, le Somersetshire, etc. Cornwall may either be called Le Cornwall or La Cornouailles. The gender of names of towns in French is often difficult to affirm. Speaking generally, such names ending in a mute syllable are feminine; and in other cases, masculine. In doubtful cases it is well to prefix the words la ville de ... Most place-names ending in ...burg in English, become ...bourg in French. ABY FRAN Q AIS—AN GL AIS BEN L'ABYSSINIE, Ab'yssin'ia If A CIIAi E, [akka-ee] Acha'ia [e-ke-t-a] ACHANTI, Ashantee' Les AZORES' The Azo'res [pr. e-zorze] L'ADRIA TIQ U'E, The Adriatic [ede] L’AFGHANISTAN” Afghanistan L’AFRIQU'E, Africa | _ du sud, South A AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, [pr. ex] _ AIX-LES'-BAINS" [ex-lay-bain, nas.] _ AIX-EN-PROVENCE [locally pron. ess-] L'ALABAMA, Alaba'ma |_ L’ALBANIE, Alba'nia [al-ben-i-a] ALBE, Al'va ALBION", Al'bion [alb-i-e-nn] ALEP, [pr. the p] Alepp'o ALEXANDRIE, [x, s] Alexan'dria [aleg- zann'-dria] [in Piedmont) Alessan'dria ALGER” [al-zhay] Algi'ers [al-djirze'] L’ALGERIE, Alge'ria [al-djir-i-a] LALLE'MAGN'E [lal-mine"] Ger'many [dj] Les ALPES' [lay-zalp] The Alps [alpce~] DALSACE, [zass] Alsa'ce L'AMAZONE, The Am'azon [ama-ze-nn] AMBOINE, [an-bwan] Amboy'na L' AMERIQUE, Amer'ica | _du nord, North A | _du sud, South A L’AMOUR, The Amoo'r ANCoNE, Anco'na DANDALOUSIE, [s, z] Andalu'sia [louje- Les ANDES' The An'des [ann-dize"] Lya ANDRINOPLE A'driano'ple L ANGLETERRE, Eng'land ANTIGUE, Anti'gua Les ANTILL'ES' [antee-e] The West Indies | La Mer des_, The Caribbean Sea ANTIOCHE, [os7f] An'tioch [ann-ti-ok] ANVERS, [an-vair, n nasal. In Belgium they frequently say an-vairce] Ant'werp [iannte-ou-eurpe] \nnze Les APENNINS' The Ap'ennines [app-e-ndi- L ARABIE, Ara'bia [e-reb-ya\ Le Golfe Arabiqu'e, The Arabian Gulf L ARAGON" Ar'agon [araghe-nn\ L'ARCADIE, Arca'dia [ar-ked-ya] Les ARDENNES' [lay-zar-den] The Ardennes L'ARGENTINE [Rep._] The Argentine ARIMATH'IE, Arimathe'a [til ang.] L’ARIZONA, Arizo'na L’ARKANSAS, Arkan'sas ARKHANGEL, Archa'ngel [ark-enndje-’l] L'ARMENIE, Arme'nia [ar-min-yal L’ARMORIQU'E, Armor'ica L'ASIE, [lazzee] A'sia [ech-ya] _mineure, A'sia Mi'nor [mdine-r] L'ASSYRIE, Assyr'ia ATH’ENES' Athens [th fort, s, z] DATLANTIQU'E, The Atlantic L ATLAS, [pr. s] The At'las [at-le-ss] L'ATTIQVE. Att'ica AURIGN'Y, [oreenyee] Al'derney L'AUSTRALASIE, [o-stra-la-zee] Australasia [oss-tre-lech-ya] [trel-ya L’AUSTRALIE, [o-stral-ee'] Austra'lia [oss- L'AUTRICHE, [o-treesh] Austria [oss’-tria] AZINCOURT" Agincourt AZOF, [azzofl A'zoff [e-zoff] BABYLONE, Bab'ylon [le-nn\ BADE, Ba'den [la ville) Ba'den-Ba'den BAGDAD Baghdad Les BALKANS' The Bal'kans Tdans sort La BALTIQU'E The Baltic [a comme 0 La BARBADE, Barba'does [bar-be-doze] La BARBARIE, Bar'bary [bar-be-re] BARCELONE, Barcelo'na [cild-ne'] BATAVIA. Bata'via [the town] [be-tev-ya] La BATAVIE, Bata'via [be-tev-ya] La BA VIERE, Bava'ria [be-vere-i-al] La BELGIQU E, Bel'gium [belgi-e-mm] BENARES [bay-na-ress] Bena'res ADR ENGLISH-FRENCH BRI A'DRIANOPLE [e'dri] Andrinople AGIN'COURT, Azincourt ANT'WERP, Anvers 'kso ASHAN'TEE, Achanti AUS'TRIA, [au se pr. comme o dans sort] L'Autriche \ -HUN'GARY, L'A-Hongrie The AZO'RES, Les Agores The BAHA'MAS, Les lies Lucayes or Bahamas The BAY of BIS'CAY, Le Golfe de Gascogne The BLACK FOR'EST, La Foret-Noire The BLACK SEA, La Mer Noire BRAZIL' Le Bresil j In_Au B BRIT'AIN [britt'-mi] Great__ La Grande Bretagne BEN FRANQAIS-ANGLAIS DOU Le BENGALE, [ben-gal] Bengal' [benn-gaV, a comme o dans sort] Le Golfe du__ The BERLIN" Berlin' [beur-linn'] [Bay of B BERNE, Bern [heurne] BERSABEE, Beershe'ba [bir-chiba] La BESSARABIE, Bessara'bia [e-reb-ya] BETHANIE, Beth'any [th fort] La BIRMANIE, Burmah [beur-ma] La BISCAYE, [bisk-eye] Bis'cay [bisk-e] LaBOHEME, Bohe'mia [bo-him-ya] La BOLIVIE. Boliv'ia [i bref] BOLOGNE, Bolo'gn a LaBOSNIE, Bos'nia [s, z] Le BOSPHORE, The Bos'phorus [re-ss] La BOTHNIE. Both'nia [th fort] La BOURGOGNE, Bur'gundy [bear-glie-nude Le BRABANT' Brabant' [bre-bannte] Le BRANDEBOURG- Bran'denburg BREME, Brem'en Le BRIlSIL. Brazil' [bre-zill] La BRETAGNE, Brittany : Britain | La Grande B, Great Britain BRINDISI or BRINDES' [in nasal] Brin'disi BRUXELLES' [x, c] Bruss'els [bre-sslz] BUCAREST, Bu'charest [biou-ke-resstt] LaBULGARIE, Bulgaria [be-l-ghe-ri-a] Le CACHE'MIRE, Cash'mere CADIX [kah-diks] Ca'diz [,kedizz] LaCAFRERIE, Caf'fraria [frer-i-a] Le CAIRE [care] Ca'iro [kdi-ro] La CALABRE, Cala'bria [ke-le-bria] CALAIS' [kdllay] Cal'ais [kalle-ss] Le Pas de Th*e Straits of Dover La CALEDONIE, Caledo'nia [kalidone-ya] La Nouvelle-_New Caledonia La CALIFORNIE. California Le CALVAIRE, Cal'vary [kal’-ve-re] La CAMPANIE [ m as n nasal ] The Cam'- pagna [kanim-pann-ya] Le CANADA, Can'ada [kann'-e-de] Au__ In C Le CAP, [pr p] The Cape [kepe] [la ville) Cape Town | _CORSE, Cape Coast Castle | _ HORN, Cape Horn | _ NORD' North Cape | _yERT' Cape Yerd [veurde] CAPHARNAUM [ft] Caper'naum [ke-peur’- Le CARMEL. Car'mel [ne-e-mm La CAROLINE, Caroli'na [i at] _du Nord, du Sud, North C. South C CARPATH'ES' [pat] Les Monts _, The Carpa'thians [peth-ye-nnz. th fort] CASPIENNE | La Mer _. The Caspian La CASTILL'E, Casti'le LaCATALOGNE, Catalo'nia Le CATTElGAT' The Catt'egat [kate-gatt] Le CAUCASE [ko-kaz] The Caucasus CltDRON, Kid'ron [ki-dronne] CEPHALONIE, Cephalo'nia [ya] CESAREE. Csesare'a [seza-ri-a] CEYLAN" Ceylon' [si-lonne] CHAMONIX" or CHAMOUNY, Cham'ouni CH'ANAAN" [kah-nah-an] Ca'naan Le CHILI, Chil'i [tcliil-e] La CHINE [sheen] Chi'na [tchai-na] CHYPRE [shee-p'r] Cyprus [sdi-pre-ss] La CIRCASSIE. Circass'ia [cach-ya] La COLOMBIE Colum'bia | La_BRITAN- NIQUE, British Colum'bia [le-mm] CoME, Co'mo Le CONGO, The Congo | Le Haut__ Upper-C Le CONNECTICUT. Connec ticut [ke-t] COPENHAGUE. _gen [heyue-'nn] Les CORDILL ERES’ [cor - dee-yaire] The Cordilleras [kor-dil-ere-e-zz] La COREE. Kore'a [kor-i-a] CORFOU. Cor'fu [korf-iou] CORINTHE, Cor'inth [i bref, th fort] La CORNE d'OR, The Golden Horn La CORNOUATLL ES’ [korn-wah-ee] Cornwall [bref] De la_Cornish ... La COROGN'E, Corun'na La CORSE. Cor'sica [U. Cap] La CoTE d'AZUR, The Riviera TGold Coast La CoTE d’OR, The Cote d’Or [Afrique) The La CoTE des ESCLAVES' The Slave Coast CRACOVIE, Cra'cow [kre-ko] La CRETE, Crete [krite] [Crimean La CRIJHEE, The Cri'mea [krdi-mi-a] De__ La CROATIE[kro-a-cee]Croa'tia [kr6-ech-i-a] CUBA, Cu'ba [kion'-be] Les DACOTAS. Le DAKOTA. Dako'ta La DALMATIE [cee] _tia [mech-i-a] DAMAS [pr. the s] Damas'eus [de-masque- DAMIETTE, Damiett'a L’.ss Le DANE'MARK, Den'mark [denn] Le DANUBE. The Dan'ube [ioube] [nelze Les DARDANELLES' The Dardanelles [de- Le DECCAN or DEKHAN, The Decc'an La DELAWARE. The Del'aware [e-ouere] Le DELAWARE. Del'aware [e-ouere] DELPHES' Del'phos [foss] Le DJOMNAH, The Jum'na [dje-m-ne] Le DOMINION. The Dominion of Canada La D OMINIQ IT E. Domin'ica DOUVRES' Do'ver [dove-r] BRI ENGLISH-FRENCH DOV The BRIT'ISH IS'LES. Les ties Britanniques BRITT'ANY, [brit'-e-ne] La Bretagne BUR'GUNDY, [beur-ghe-nnde] La Bourgogne [pr. boor-goine] BUR'MAH [bear'-me] La Birmanie The CANA'RY IS'LANDS, Les lies Canaries CAN'DIA, [kann'di-a] Nile de Candie The CAPE of GOOD HOPE, le Cap de Bonne- Esperance | The Cape to Cairo RAILWAY, La ligne du Cap au Caire CAPE HORN, Le Cap Horn The CARIBB'EAN SEA, La Mer des Antilles The CARPA'THIANS. [karpetli-ye-nnze : th fort] Les Monts Karpath'es [toriale CEN'TRAL AF'RICA. L'Afrique equa- TheCHANN'EL ISLANDS [tchann-l dt-le- nndz] Les lies de la Manche [or, tles COR'SICA. la Corse [Normandes] CORUN'NA, la Corogne CY'PRUS [sdi’-pre-ss] Vile de Chypre The DEAD SEA, [dedd-ci] La Mer Morte DEN'MARK. [denn’] Le Danemark DO'VER, [dove-r] Douvres | The Straits of_, Le Pas de Calais DRE FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS ILE DRESDE, Dres'den [drez-de-nn] DUBLIN" [n nasal] Dublin [de-blinri] DUNKERQUE. Dun'kirk [de-gn] L'ECOSSE. Scotland | La Haute E, The Highlands [ hai-le-nndz ] La Basse E. The Lowlands | La Nouvelle-E, No'va Sco'tia [skoch-ya] EDEN" [ay-denn] E'den [ide-'nn] liDIMBOURG' [m as nasal u] Edinburgh [edinn-be-re] EGEE La Mer_TheiEge'an [i-dji-e-nn L’EGYPTE [ay-zlieepte] E'gypt [i-dgipptt] L’ELBE, The Elbe | L'lLE d ELBE. El'ba Les ENFERS' [pi] Hades [he-dize] EPHESE [ay-faize] Eph'esus [ef'i-ze-ss] L’EQUATEUR [ay-Java] The Equa'tor [?- kouete-r] [ie pays) Ecuador' [ekoua] L’ElRIE | Le Lac_, Lake Erie [leke-iri] L’ESCAUT" [esco] The Scheldt L'ESOLA VONIE [or Slavonic] Slavo'nia L'ESPAGNE [ess-pine] Spain [spent] L’ESTH'ONIE. Estho'nia [th fort] L'ESTREMAD URE. Es'tramadu'ra Les ETAT'S-UNIS' The Uni'ted States [you- naiitedd stetce] Aux E’s-U’s, In theU.S. L'ETNA, Mount Et'na [ett-nc] L'ETRURIE. Etru'ria L’EUPHRATE, The Euphrates [you-frelize] L' EUROPE. Eu'rope [you-re-p] ^0U.^g0 FEU | La Terre de_Terra del Fue'go La FINLANDE [n nasal] Finland [firm] La FLANDRE. Flan'ders [flannde-rze] FLESSINGUE. Flushing [fte-cliign] Le FLEUVE JAUNE. The Yellow River La FLORIDE. Florida La FORET'-NOIRE. The Black Forest FORMOSE [maze] Formo'sa [md^n] La FRANCE [ait nasal] France [frannee] FRANCFORT- [pr. the c] Frank'fort La FRISE. Friesland [frizz-le-nndd] GABAON" Gib'eon [ghib-ye-nn] GAETE, Gae'ta [glie-i-ta] GALAAD. Gil'ead [ghil-ye-dd, i bref] La GALATIE [see] Gala'tia [ghe-lech-ya] La GALICIE [see] Gali'cia [ghe-lich'-ya] La GALILEE. Galilee [c/al'-e-li] GAL LES' | Le Pays de_Wales [ouelze] La Galles du sud, South Wales La GAMBIE [m as n nasal] The Gam'bia GAND" [n nasal] Ghent [ghenntt] Le GANGE, The Gan'ges [gann-djize] La GASCOGN' E[gascoin] Gas'cony j Le Golfe de — The Bay of Biscay [hiss'fce-] La GAULE [gole] Gaul [au, o dans sort] Le GELBOE [zliel] Gilbo'a [gliill-bo-a] GENES' Gen'oa [djen-o-a] GENEVE. Gene'va [dje-ni-va] Le Lac de _. The Lake of Geneva La GEORGIE. Geor'gia [djordj-i-a] GESSEN" Go'shen [goche-nn] Les GHATTES" The Ghauts GLASGOW. Glas'gow [glass-go] Le GOLFE PERSIQUE, The Persian Gulf La GOTH'IE. Gothland [th fort] La GRECE. Greece [price] La GRENADE. Gran'ada [gra-ne-da] Le GROENLAND- Greenland [grinn-le-nnde] La GUELDRE. Guel'derland La GUINEE, Guin'ea [ghinni, tres bref] Le GULF-STREAM [as in English] The Gulf Stream [fam) The Stream La GUYANE, Guian'a | La _ anglaise, British Guiana Le HAINAUT' Hai'nault [he-nolt] HAITI. Hay'ti [be-rgue HAMBOURG- [m nas.] Ham'burg [hamm'- LeHANOVRE, Han'over HARLEM, or HAARLEM. Haarlem LaHAVANE. Havan'a Le HAVRE. Havre HAWAi | Leslies_.The Sandwich Islands La HAYE [at] The Hague [he'gue] Les HEBRIDES' The Heb'rides [heb-re-dize] L'HECLA, Mount Hec'la L HELLESPONT' The Hell'espont HERCULANUM. Hercula'neum [heur-kiou] Les HIG’HLANDS. The Hi'ghlands [hai-le-nndz L HIMALAYA. The Himalayas (pi] L HINDOUSTAN" Hindoostan' [stann], La HOLLANDE. Holl'and [le-nnd], La HONGRIE. Hungary lENA, Je'na « L'tLE de CANDIE. Can'dia : Crete x L'iLE MAURICE. Mauritius [c7te-ss] | Les iLES' BALEARES' The Balea'ric T Islands [e'-n’fc] « Les iLES' BERMUDES' The Bermu'das ^ Les iLES' FIEROE, The Fa'roe Islands Les iLES' LAQU'E'DIVES' The Lac'ca- £ dive Islands [i ai] [Islands Les iLES' des LARRONS' The Ladro'ne S' Les iLES- MALOUINES- The Falkland T3 Isles [Islands = Les iLES' de la MANCHE. The Chann'el ~ Les iLES' MARIANNES' The Ladro'ne M„ Islands £ Les iLES' SORLINGUES' [or, Les lies sh Scilly] The Seill'y Islands EAS ENGLISH-FRENCH GRE The EAST IN'DIES. [inn-diz] Les Indes Ori- EL'BA, L’ile d'Elbe |_entales ENG'LAND, [iqn-qle-nnd] L'Angleterre The ENG'LISH CHAN'NEL. La Manche The EU'XINE. [youksaine] Le Pont-Euxin The FALK'LANDS, les ties Falkland The FAR'OE IS LANDS, les ties Fceroe The FIRTH of .... Le Golfe de ... FLUSH'ING. [flechiqn] Flessingue The FRO'ZEN OCEAN.' L’Ocean Glacial GERMANY. [djeur'-me-t\e] L'Allemagne [ancient) La Germanie GHENT, [ghenntt] Gand GIB'EON, [ghib-ye-nn] Gabaon GIL'BOA. [gliiU-bo-a] Gelboe GIL'EAD. [qhiU-ye-dd] Galaad GOLD COAST. La Cote d’Or GO'SHEN. [sh, cli] Gessen GREAT BRIT'AIN, [grete britt’-nn] La Grande Bretagne ILL FRAN(?AIS—ANGLAIS MOS L’lLLINOIS' Illinois' [not] L'INDE, In'dia [innd-ia] L'_anglaise, British India | Les Indes’, The Indies [inn-dize] La Mer des_s, The In'dian O'cean | La Com- pagnie des_s, The East India Company L’INDIANA India'na L'IND0-CHINE, Indo-China L’lONIE, Ionia | Les lies Ioniennes, The I'onian I'slands \di-6n-ye-mi] L’lOWA, I'owa [ai-o-oua] [fleuve) The I L'IRLANDE, [eer, n nasal] I'reland [aieur-le- nnd] La Mer d’l, The Irish Sea \nnd L'ISLANDE [eece, n nasal] I'celand [dice-le- L'lTALIE, It'aly [it-e-le] La JAMAiQU'E, Jamai'ca [dje-mek-a] Le JAPON" Japan' [dje-pann] JERSEY, Jer'sey [djeur-ze] fce-le-mm JERUSALEM, [s z] Jeru'salem [dje-rou'- Le JOURDAIN" Tlie Jor'dan [djorr-de-nri] La JUDEE, Jude'a [djou-di-a] Le JURA, The Jura [djour a] Le JUTLAND, Jut'land [dje-lle-nndd] KABOUL, Cabul' Le KAMTCHATKA, Kamtschat'ka Le KANSAS, Kan'sas Les KARPATH ES', The Carpa't.hians Le KENTUCKY, Kentuck'y [kenn-te-k'e] Le LABRADOR, Lab'rador [re-dor] Le LAC LEMAN" Lake Geneva Le LAC MAJEUR, La'go Maggio're Le LAC SUPERIEUR, Lake Supe'rior Le LANGUEDOC, Lan'guedoc LAODICEE, Laodice'a La LAPONIE, Lap'land LEIPZIG, or LEIPSICK, Leip'zig LEMAN" | Le Lac_Lake Geneva Le LEVANT' The Levant' [li-vanntt] LEYDE, Ley'den Le LIBAN, Leb'anon [leba-ne-nn] La LIBYE, Lib'ia [lib'-ya, i bref] LIEGE, Liege [meme pron.] LION" | Le Golfe du_, The Gulf of Lyons LISBONNE, Lis'bon La LITH’UANIE, Lithuania [th ang.] La LIVONIE, Livo'nia LIVOURNE, Leghor'n flizeurde] LIZARD Le Cap_, The Liz'ard Point La LOMBARDIE \_m nasal] Lom'bardy [le- mm'be-rde] LONDRES' Lon'don [le-nn'de-nn] Le LONG-ISLAND Long Island [ai-le-nndd] La LORRAINE, Lorrai'ne La LOUISIANE, [s z] Lou'isia'na LUCQUES■ Lucca' [le-kka] Le LUXEMBOURG' [m nasal] [the province] Luxemburg [le-k-ce-mm-beurgue] LYON" Ly'ons [Idie-nnze] La MACEDOINE, Macedo'nia [ddn-ya] MAD ERE. Madei'ra [me-dira] MADRID [ma-dreed] Madrid' [me-dridd] Le MAIN" The Maine [river in Germany] Le MAINE, The State (or province) of Maine MAJORQUE. Major'ca La MALAISIE, The Malay Archipelago MALTE, Mal'ta [a. 0 dans sort] La MANCHE. The English Chann'el [en Es- pagne) La Mancha | Les lies de la_, The Channel Islands La MANDCHOURIE, Manchuria MANILL'E. [man-ee] Manill'a [me-nil'-e] MANTOUE, Man'tua MARMARA, Mar'mora Le MAROC Morocc'o [wie-rofcfc'o] MARSEILL'E, [say-e] Marseilles [seize] La MARTINIQUE, Martinique Le MARYLAND" Ma'ryland [mere-le-nnd] MASSACHUSETTS, Massachusetts MAYENCE, Maintz \tchou-cettz La MECQUE, Mecc'a MEDINE, Medi'na [mi-daXna] La MEDITERRANEE, The Mediterranean [medi- te-re-n ye-nn] MENTON" Menton'e [menu-tone] La MER CASPIENNE. The Cas'pian La MER EGEE, The /Ege'an Sea [i-dji'-nn] La MER du JAPON" The Sea of Japan La MER JAUNE, The Yellow Sea La MER MORTE. The Dead Sea La MER NOIRE. The Black Sea [a] La MER du NORD" The North Sea La MER ROUGE, The Red Sea La MERSEY, The Mersey [meur'-ze] La ME SOPOTAMIE, [s z] Mes'opota'mia MESSINE, Messi'na | Le Phare de_, The Straits of M METZ, [mess] Metz [metce] MEXICO, [The City of) Mex'ico Le MEXIQU’E [The State of) Mex'ico | Le Golfe du_, The Gulf of Mexico Le MICHIGAN" Mich'igan Le MINNESOTA [l’etat) Minneso'ta [le fleuve) MINORQU'E, Minor'ca |_Tlie Minnesota Le M1SSISS1P! [I’etat) Mississippi [le fleuve) The Mississippi |"Missou'ri Le MISSOURI [l’etat) Missou'ri [fleuve) The MOKA, Mo'cha [moka] La MOLDAVIE, Mol da'via [dev-ya] Le MONTANA, Montana \m Le MONTENEGRO [tay-nay] Montene'gro [ti- MONT-rEAL [t silent] Montreal [monn'- La MORA VIE, Mora'via [rev-ya] j tri-ol' La MOREE, The Mo'rea [ri-a] MOSCOU [moss-koo] Mos'cow [moss'-ko] HAD ENGLISH-FRENCH MOR IIA'DES, [lie-due} Les Enfers (pi] The HAGUE, [hegue] La Haye HUN'GARY, La Hongrie I'CELAND [aiss'-le-nnd] Vlslande The JUM'NA, [dje-m-ne] Le Djomnah KID'RON. [0 dans sort] Cedron KORE'A [fco-rt'-e] La Coree LEB'ANON, [leb'e-ne-nn] Le Liban LEGHORN'. [0 dans sort] Livourne The LIZ'ARD POINT, Le Cap Lizard The LOW'LANDS, [lol-e-nndz] Les Lowlands: La Basse Ecosse LY'ONS, [la'i-e-nnze] Lyon | The Gulf of _, Le Golfe du Lion [or. de Lyon] MAURITIUS, [c7te-ss] Ltle Maurice MOROCC'O, [me-ro7c7c'o] Le Maroc NAV FRANQAIS—ANGLAIS SAI NAVARIN" Navari'no [nav-e-rino] La NAVARRE, Navarr'e Le NEBRASKA, Nebraska Le NEPAL, Nepaul' La NEVA. The Ne'va [niva] Le NEVADA. Neva'da Le NEW-JERSEY. New Jersey [djeur-ze] NEW-YORK. New York [City] L’Etat de _, The State of New York NIAGARA, Niag'ara [nai-a-ghe-ra] La Chute du__ The Falls of N Le NIL, The Nile [i ai] NINIVE, Nin'eveh [ninn'i-ve] La NORMANDIE, Nor'maudy [me-nnde] La NORVEGE. Nor'way [nor'ouf] Tdonia La NOUVELLE-CALEDONIE, New Cale- La NOUVELLE-ECOSSE. No'va Sco'tia La NOUVELLE-GALLEN du SUD, New South Wales La NOUVELLE-ORLEAN S" New Orleans La NOUVELLE-ZELANDE, New Zealand La NOUVELLE-ZEMBLE. No'va Zem'bla LaNUBIE, Nu'bia LOCEANIE Oceana L’OHIO, Ohi'o [o-liai-o] [fleuve) The Ohio OLIVIER’S- | Le Mont des__ The Mount of Ol'ives L’OLYMPE [m nasal] Olym'pus [pe-ss] ORANGE | L’l&tat libre d’_, appele autrefois The O. Free State a pris le nom de The Orange River Colony Les ORCADES’ The Ork'neys |, Les ties _, The Orkney Isles lor£gon" Or'egon [ore-ghe-nn] ORLEANS' Orle'ans [orr-li-nnze] OSTENDE [tand] Ostend' [oss-tenndd'] OTRANTE. Otran'to OUESSANT" U'shant [oucJi nntt] L’OUGANDA. Ugan'da OURALS- | Les Monts The U'ral Mountains [you-ral] OXFORD [forde] Ox'ford [oks’-fe-rde] Le PACIFIQU E. The Pacific PADOUE, Pad'ua [you-a] Le PALATINAT” The Palat'inate [nett] PALERME, Paler'mo [pe-leurmo] La PALESTINE [steen] Palestine [i di] PALMYRE, Palmy'ra [maira] Le PARAGU’AY, Par'aguay [gtone] PARIS” [parree] Par'is [par'iss] PARME, Par'ma [the City] Le Duche de _, The Duchy of Par'ma Le PARNASSE, Parnass'us [se-ss] La PATAGONIE, Patago'nia [pohe-ya] PAVIE. Pa'via [pev-ya] Les PAYS’-BAS’ [pay-ee-bd] The Netherlands POKIN’ Pekin [pi-hirin'] fnt Le PfcLOPONNtSE [s z] The Pel'oponne'sus Le PENDJAB The Pun'jab [peundjdb] La PENSYLVANIE [pen, nasal] Pennsylvania [penn-sil-vene-ya. i bref] PERGAME: Per'gamos [pe-r-ga-moss] PERNAMBOUC [in nasal] Per'nambu'co Le P^ROU, Peru' [pi-rod] La PERSE [pairce] Per'sia [pe-rclia] PI-iTROGRAD [pay] Pe'trograd [pi] La PHENICIE. Phcenic'ia [niclie-ya] PHILADELPHIE, Philadelphia [fl-a] PHILIPPES’ Philippi' Le PlliMONT” Piedmont' [pide-monntt] Le PIREE. The Pirse'us [pai-ri-e-ss] PISE, Pi'sa La POLOGNE. Po'land [po-le-nndd] La POLYNESIE[s, z]Polyne'sia [poli-nich’- La POMERANIE, Pomera'nia [ren-ya] \_ya POMPEI (or HE S'’] [pon-pay-ee, n nasal] Pompe'ii [pomm-pi-di. ou pe'-i] PONDICHI^RY, Pon'dicherr'y [ponn] Le PONT-EUX1N” The Euxine [iouksainn] PORT’-ARTH’UR [u] Port Ar'thur PORTO. Opor'to Le PORTUGAL, Port'ugal [tchou-ghe-l] La PROVENCE, Provence [erlands Les PR0VINCES- UNIES' The United Neth- La PR USSE. Pruss'ia [pre-clie] \pir-e-nize Les PYRENEES', The Pyrenees' [y tres bref QUEBEC [kay-bek] Quebec' [koui-bek] RATISBONNE, Rat'isbon RAVENNE, Ravenn'a [re-] REIMS [e mute, m nasal, nearly like ‘ ranee' as in the English word rancid] Rheims Le RHIN” [n nasal] The Rhine [rrdine] Le RHODE-1SLAND Rhode-Island La RHODESIA [ro-dayzeeali] Rhode'sia [en ang. pr. ro-diclie-ya] Le RHONE. The Rhone La ROMAGNE, Roma'nia ROME, Rome [ang. pr. rome] LaROTJMANIE. Ruma'nia [mene-ya] La ROUMELIE ORIENTALE, Ea'stern La RTJSSIE. Russ'ia [re-cha] IJRoume'lia Le SAHARA, The Sahara SAINT-ANGE, Saint An'gelo [ann-dje-lo] SAINT’-DOMINGUE. St. Domin'go SAINTE-HELENE, Saint Hele'na [pr. se-nntt he-lina] NET ENGLISH—FRENCH SOU The NETH'ERLANDS, [tli faib: le-midz] Les Pays-Bas | The United_Les Provinces TJnies TGalles du Sud NEW SOUTH WALES, La Nouvelle- NEW ZEA'LAND [zi] la Nouvelle-Zelande NEWFOUNDLAND, Terre-Neuve TNord NORTH AMER'ICA, L’Amerique du The NORTH SEA, la Mer du Nord <_ NO'YA SCO'TIA. La Nouvelle-Ecosse OPOR'TO Porto \anglaise d’Orange OR'ANGfE RIY'ER COL'ONY, Colonie The PER'SIAN GULF, le Golfe Persique PO'LAND [po] La Pologne The RIVIE'RA, La Cote d’Azur The ROCK'Y MOUNTAINS, [maounte-nnz] Les Monts Rocheux : les Rocheuses The SCHELDT, L’Escaut Tgues The SCILL'Y ISLES, [ciilze] Les ties Sorlin- SCOT'LAND, [le-nndd] L’Ecosse The SEV'ERN, La Severn SOUTH AF'RICA L'Afrique du Sud SAI FRAN QAIS—AN GLAIS ZEL SAINTE-MARIE, Saint Ma'ry’s Le SAINT'-GOTH'ARD" The Saint Goth'ard Le SAINT'-LAURENT" The Saint Lawrence SAINT-MARIN" San Mari'no [sann] SALAMANQU'E, Salaman'ca [magnka] SALONIQUE [sallo-neek] Salon'ica SAM ARTE, Sama'ria [se-mer-i-a] La_, Sama'ria [the country] La SA'oNE [sone] The Saone SARAGOSSE. Saragossa La SARDAIG'NE, Sardinia [di-nya] La SAVOIE, Savoy' [pr. ce-voi'] La SAXE, Sax'ony [sak's-e-ne] La SCANDINAVIE, Scandina'via [neu-ya] La SCYTH'IE, [ceetee] Scyth'ia [le tli ang. comme dans le mot tliy] La SEINE, The Seine Le SENEGAL, Senegal [a, o dans sort] La SERBIE, [sairrbee] Serbia [seur'-bi-a] La SEVERN, The Sev'ern Le SIAM, Siam' [sdi-amm] La SIBERIE, Sibe'ria [gai-biri-a] SICHEM, Shechem [chekk'-emm] [Nouv. Test.) Sychar [sai'-kar] La SICILE. Sic'ily [siss-e-Ze': i bref] SILOE, Shi'loh [choiilo] La Piscine de__ The Pool of Siloam [sai-lo-am] Le SIMPLON" [m nas.] The Simplon [simtn pldne] Le tunnel du _, The S tunnel Le SINA), Si'nai [ga'i-ne, ou sa'i-ne-di] La SLAVONIE, Slavo'nia [sle-von-ya] SMYRNE, Smyr'na [smeurna] SORLINGUES' | Les iLESThe Scilly Le SOUDAN" The Soudan' [dann] Lisles SPARTE, Sparta Le SPITZBERG, Spitzbergen [beurglie-nn] STRASBOURG" Stras'burg [straz-beurgue La SUEDE. Swe'den [souide-nn] La SUISSE, Switzerland | En In S SUP^RIEUR | Le Lac_, Lake Superior La SYRIE, Syr'ia [sir'i-a, i bref] Le TAGE, The Ta'gus [tegue'ss] La TAMISE. The Thames [temmz] TANGER" Tangie'rs [tann-djirze] TARSE, Tar'sus [tarce-’ss] La TARTARIE, Tar'tary [tar'te-re] La TASMANIE, Tasma'nia [me] TENERIFFE, Tenerfffe [te-ne] Le TENNESSEE, Tennessee' [te-ne-d] [*i-go La TERRE de FEU, Terra del Fue'go [fiou- TERRE-NEUVE, Newfoundland' Le TEXAS Texas La TH’EBAiDE, The The'baid [th fort] TH'EBES■ The'bes [tliibze : th fort] Les TH-ERMOPYLES' Thermop'ylae [th fort] La TH-ESSALIE, Thess'aly [th fort] La THRACE, [trass] Thrace [threce, th fort] TIBERIADE \ Le Lac de_, The Sea of Tiberias [tai-bi-ri-e-ss] Le TIBET, Tibet' [ti-bett] Le TIBRE, The Ti'ber [taibe-r] Le TIGRE, The Ti'gris [taigriss] TOLEDE, Tole'do [tolido] TOMBOUCTOU, Tim'buctoo' Le TONKIN", Tonquin La TOSCANE. Tus'cany [te-ss-ke-ne] Le TRANSVAAL, The Transvaal La TRANSYLVANIE, Transylva'nia Le TRENTIN” The Trenti'no [trenn-ti'-no] TREVES', [e like ai in fair] Treves La TRIPOLITAINE, Trip'oli [the country] La TROADE, The Troad TROIE, Troy [troi] La TUNISIE, [s, z] Tu'nis [tiou'-niss] La TURQU'IE, Tqr'key [te-rlce] La_A Europe, Turkey in Europe | La_d’Asie, La TYNE, The Tyne [tdinn] L^ *n Asia TYR, Tyre [tdi-eur] Le TYROL, The Tyrol UPSAL, Upsa'la UTIQU'E, U'tica La VALACHIE, Walla'chia [ouo-lek-ia] VALENCE, Valen'cia [ve-lenn'-cilia] [en France) Valence La VALETTE, Valett'a VARSOVIE War'saw [ouor-sa, a comme o dans sort] ["Valid VAUD" [w] Le Canton de_, The Canton VENISE [neeze] Ven'ice [reniss] VERONE, Vero'na Le VfeSUVE [s as z] Vesu'vius [ve-souve-ye-ss] VIENNE, [the capital] Vienn'a [m-e-ne] [en France) Vienne La VIRGINIE, Virgin'ia [oeur-djinn'ya] La VISTULE, The Vis'tula Le VOLGA, The Vol'ga Les VOS'GES' The Vosges [pr. frang.] La WESTPHALIE [w as v] Westpha'lia [ouestt-fel-ya] [sinn Le WISCONSIN, Wiscon'sin [ouiss-konn'- X£RES [kay-ress] Xeres YPRES' [ee'-pr] Ypres Le ZAMBEZE, The Zambe'si [zamm-bize] La ZELANDE, Zealand | La Nouvelle_, New Zealand [niou zi-le-nndd] SOU ENGLISH-FRENCH YEL •v SOUTH AMERICA, L'Amerique du Sud SPAIN, L'Espagne [Me Calais The STRAITS of DO'VER, [stretce] Le Pas SWE'DEN. [souide-nn] La Suede SWITZERLAND, [le-nnd] La Suisse The THAMES, [temmz] La Tamise TRINIDAD' [Vile de) la Trinite UGAN'DA, L’Ouganda The UNI'TED KING'DOM [you-ndi-tedd] Le Royaume-Uni TLes Etats-Unis The UNI'TED STATES, [you-ndi-tedd stetce] The U'RAL MOUN'TAINS, [you'ral] Les Monts Ourals U'SHANT, [ouchnntt] Ouessant WALES, [ouelze] Le Pays de Galles WALLA'CHIA, [ouo-lek-ia] La Valacliie WAR'SAW, [ouor-sa : a comme o dans sort] Varsovie The WEST IN'DIES, [ouesst inn-dezz] Les Antilles The YELL'OW RIV'ER. Le Fleuve Jaune The YELL'OW SEA, [ct] La Mer Jaune ADDENDA (Mots supplementaires a noter) As it is impossible to include all words and idiomatic phrases within the pages of this book, the following blanks are supplied to enable the user of the Dictionary to record any which may appear of sufficient interest or value to require noting. To facilitate reference, the abbreviation ‘Add.’ (for Addenda) together with the figure at the end of the line (below) on which the word or phrase is thus written, should be neatly inserted in the margin of the dictionary at the place where such word, &c.. would appear in its alphabetical order. Thus a marginal note ‘Add. 14 ’ at the word ‘ Couper’ would indicate that an additional rendering of Couper would be found at line 14, below. In the case of a new word, it is well to repeat the phrase in which it occurs, to leave no doubt as to its sense. 1 21 2 22 3 23 + 4 24 • 5 .25 6 . 26 7 . 27 8 .28 9 29 10 30 11 ... 31 . * 12 32 13 ... 33 14 34 . 15 .35 16 • .36 •> 17 37 18 38 19 39 * 20 40 igsT The references in ENGLISH are given inside the cover at the beginning. EXPLICATION DES ABREVIATIONS ET DES SIGNES EMPLOYES DANS CET OUVRAGE. &5T Voir aussi la liste des abreviations .dam les deux premieres pages du volume. Dans le Dictionnaire un numero place apres un verbe,—comme “Faire (Table 38) ”—indique le tableau dans lequel ce verbe est conjugue. Un point place apres une lettre (E‘) indique que cette lettre est muette : deux points (T") qu'elle ne se lie pas au mot suivant. Un trait (_) tient lieu du mot qui est le sujet de l’article. Une lettre initiale est employee pour eviter la repetition d'un mot deja donne. Les lettres A B ou C D remplacent un nom de personne. Yoir ci-dessous le mot anglais. fen Yoir ci-dessus le mot frangais. LA PRONONCIATION est indiquee en marge, ou entre parentheses a la suite des mots : mais il doit etre bieu compris que la prononciation figuree des mots frangais n’est que pour l’usage du lecteur anglais, et reciproquement. Dans les mots anglais un e muet suivi d’un trait d’union indique que le son anglais de cette lettre est celui de l’e frangais dans les mots me, te, se. L i bref anglais a un son beaucoup plus court que l’i bref frangais. Par exemple, le mot anglais fig se prononce beaucoup plus rapidement que le mot frangais figne. L’accent des mots anglais est toujours indique en separant par un accent aigu la partie du mot a accentuer : comme ea'sily. Cet accent indique que l’effort principal de la voix en pronongant le mot doit porter sur la syllabe ainsi marquee. II est de la plus grande importance pour les Frangais de bien marquer cet accent par l’efifort de voix requis, en parlant et en lisant l’anglais, car lamauvaise accentuation d’un mot anglais rend celui-ci ^ eompletement incomprehensible. Les guillemets 1 ’ indiquent que le mot ou la phrase appartient au langage familier ou a l’argot; et avec un trait (‘ _ ’) ils signifient que le mot etranger s'emploie sans changement. Les terminaisons -ment, -ly, ou -ment, -bly, (et vice versa) indiquent que “ ly ” ou “ bly ” ajoute a l’adjectif anglais equivaut a “ ment ” ajoute a l’adjectif frangais pour former l’adverbe. Par exemple : Nominal -e a. _i [-ment’ -lly] indique que l’adjectif anglais s’ecrit “Nominal,” et que “Nominally” est l’equivalent de l’adverbe “ Nominalement.” Quand un mot est indique comme semblable dans les deux langues, il faut sup- primer les accents qui peuvent se trouver dans le mot frangais pour former le mot anglais, c,ar la langue anglaise n’a pas d’accents ecrits. Ainsi le mot frangais GENERATION est ecrit en anglais generation. Dans ce Dictionnaire, tous les mots feminins sont imprimes en lettres italiques, et l’impression des mots composes indique le genre du mot entier, sans s’inquieter du genre des mots simples qui les composent. Ainsi man-of-war est indique comme du genre femiiiin, sans que cela veuille dire que “ man ” et “ war,” pris separement, soient feminins. Quand les substantifs anglais ont une forme differente pour le masculin et le feminin, chacune de ces formes est indiquee ; mais quand la forme du substantif est la memo pour les deux genres, le masculin seul est donne, pour plus de brievete. Il doit etre bien entendu que les mots comme VOCALIST, par exemple, signifient a la fois chanteur et cantatribe.