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Unité 1 Leçon 1 ………………………………………………………………………………… 2 Leçon 2 ………………………………………………………………………………… 3 Leçon 3 ………………………………………………………………………………… 5 Leçon 4 ………………………………………………………………………………… 6 Unité 2 Leçon 5 ………………………………………………………………………………… 8 Leçon 6 ………………………………………………………………………………… 10 Leçon 7 ………………………………………………………………………………… 12 Leçon 8 ………………………………………………………………………………… 13 Unité 3 Leçon 9 …………………………………………………………………………………. 15 Leçon 10 ……………………………………………..………………………………….. 16 Leçon 11 ……………………………………………..………………………………….. 17 Leçon 12 ……………………………………………..………………………………….. 17 Écho B1.1 – Lexique franco‐anglais © CLE International®, 2012 1 Accidentel (adj.) Accidental, incidental, fortuitous Exploser (v.) To explode Actuel (adj.) Current, present Explosion (n.f.) Explosion Adopter (v.) To adopt Fiancé (n.m.) Fiancé, engaged Adresser (v.) To address Gigantesque (adj.) Gigantic, huge Antique (adj.) Antique Glissement (n.m.) Shift, sliding Attentat (n.m.) Attempt, attack Illuminer (v.) To light up Avalanche (n.f.) Avalanche Justifier (v.) To justify Bombe (n.f.) Bomb Millénaire (n.m.) Millennium Canicule (n.f.) Midsummer heat, a scorcher Natal (adj.) Native Catastrophe (n.f.) Catastrophe, disaster Noyer (v.) To drown Chef-d’œuvre (n.m.) Masterpiece Orage (n.m.) Thunderstorm Citoyen (n.m.) Citizen Orfèvre (n.m.) Goldsmith, silversmith Conscription (n.f.) Conscription Origine (n.f.) Origin Considérer (v.) To consider Paix (n.f.) Peace Cyclone (n.m.) Cyclone, hurricane Passage (n.m.) Passage Décalage (horaire) (n.m.) (Time)difference, time- lag Peuple (n.m.) People Décennie (n.f.) Decade Poursuivre (v.) To pursue, to continue Décès (n.m.) Death Subsister (v.) To survive, to subsist, to remain Destruction (n.f.) Destruction, damage Supprimer (v.) To get rid of, to cut out Détruire (v.) To destroy Tempête (n.f.) Tempest, storm Dévaster (v.) To devastate, to ruin Terrible (adj.) Terrible, terrific, great Dirigeant (n.m.) Leader, ruler Tremblement de terre (n.m.) Earthquake Discours (n.m.) Speech Trembler (v.) To tremble, to shake Écraser (v.) To crush Tsunami (n.m.) Tsunami Embraser (v.) To set ablaze Tuer (v.) To kill Éruption volcanique (n.f.) Volcanic eruption Victime (n.f.) Victim, casualty Excessif (adj.) Excessive Volcan (n.m.) Volcano Grue (n.f.) Crane Suivant (adj.) Next Précédent (adj.) Previous Vieille (n.f.) Old woman Reproduire (v.) To reproduce, to copy Bénéfice (n.m.) Profit, benefit Ennuyeux (adj.) Boring Conférence (n.f.) Conference Indifférent (adj.) Indifferent Délocaliser (v.) Off shoring, relocate Mobilisation (n.f.) Mobilization Désordre (n.m.) Disorder, untidiness Passer (se-de) (v.) To manage without, to go without Effectivement (adv.) Indeed, effectively Rédaction (n.f.) Editorial office Engueuler (v.) To bawl out Vente (n.f.) Sale Écho B1.1 – Lexique franco‐anglais © CLE International®, 2012 2 Assassinat (n.m) Assassination Fusil (n.m.) Rifle, gun Assassiner (v.) To murder Grièvement Seriously Attaquer (v.) To attack Ignorer (v.) To ignore Aube (n.f.) Dawn Impression (n.f.) Impression Auteur (n.m.) Author Intermédiaire (n.m.) Intermediary, middleman Aux alentours de Round, around Interpeller (v.) To stop for questioning Bagarre (n.f.) A fight Kidnapper (v.) To kidnap Braquer (v.) To point, to aim Loup (n.m.) Wolf Brûler (v.) To burn Mirabelle (n.f.) Mirabelle Cagoule (n.f.) Hood (with eye-holes) Mordre (v.) To bite Célébrer (v.) To celebrate Mouton (n.m.) Sheep, mutton Circuler (v.) To circulate, to move Noyade (n.f.) Drowning Crâne (n.m.) Skull Ombre (n.f.) shadow, shade Crime (n.m.) Crime Pistolet (n.m.) Pistol, gun Délit (n.m.) Offence Propos (n.m.) Words, subject Dérober (v.) To steal Ravager (n.f.) To devastate Ébriété (n.f.) Drunkenness Résurrection (n.f.) Resurrection Échapper (s’) (v.) To escape Revolver (n.m.) Revolver Éclater (v.) To blow up, to explode Ridicule (adj.) Ridiculous Emparer (v.) To seize Séquence (n.f.) Sequence Empoisonner (v.) To poison Sifflet (n.m.) Whistle Enlèvement (n.m.) Removal, abduction, kidnapping Témoin (n.m.) Witness Entrainer (v.) To drag, to train Tribunal (n.m.) Court Exagérer (v.) To exaggerate Troupeau (n.m.) Herd Façon (n.f) Manner, way Vraisemblablement In all likelihood Fait divers (n.m.) News in brief Apercevoir (v.) To glimpse, to see Lapin (n.m.) Rabbit Bonheur (n.m.) Happiness Lumineux (adj.) Luminous Bord (à-de) On board Malédiction (n.f.) Curse, malediction Boule (n.m.) Ball Manuscrit (n.m.) Manuscript Bousculer (v.) To jostle Parapluie (n.m.) Umbrella Cachette (n.f.) Hiding place Patte (n.f.) Paw, foot Caméra (n.f.) Film camera Phénomène (n.m.) Phenomenon Charger (v.) To load Poignet (n.m.) Wrist Cime (n.f.) Summit, peak, top Porte-bonheur (n.m.) Lucky charm Confronter (v.) To confront, to compare Relax (n.m.) Relax Croyance (n.f.) Belief, faith Reprise (n.f.) Resumption, taking back, recovery Crotte (n.f) Dropping Salière (n.f.) Salt cellar Cours (au-de) During the course of Silhouette (n.f.) Silhouette, outline Décéder (v.) To die, to pass away Superstitieux (adj.) Superstitious Disparaitre (v.) To disappear, to vanish Surveillance (n.f.) Surveillance, supervision Échelle (n.f.) Ladder, scale Tantôt Sometimes ... sometimes ... Écho B1.1 – Lexique franco‐anglais © CLE International®, 2012 3 Écran (n.m.) Screen Terrasse (n.f.) Terrace Effet (n.m.) Effect, outcome Théorie (n.f.) Theory Épave (n.f.) Wreck Tournage (n.m.) Filming Étoile filante (n.f.) Shooting star Transparent (adj.) Transparent Étrange (adj.) Strange, odd Trèfle (n.m.) Clover, trefoil, clubs Existence (n.f.) Existence Tromper (n.m.) To deceive Fantôme (n.m.) Phantom, ghost Tromperie (n.f.) Deception Geste (n.m.) Gesture, movement Végétal (adj.) Plant, vegetal Horoscope (n.m.) Horoscope Vertigineux (adj.) Breathtaking, vertiginous Humain (n.m.) Human Virage (n.m.) Turn, bend Incroyable (adj.) Unbelievable, incredible Avoir l’air (v.) To look like, to seem Plaisanterie (n.f.) Joke Certitude (n.f.) Certainty Probable (adj.) Likely, probable Douter (v.) To doubt Rêver (v.) To dream Écriture (n.f.) Writing Risquer (v.) To risk, to venture Fier (adj.) Proud Sembler (v.) To seem Absolument (adv.) Absolutely Maitrise (n.f.) Mastery, control Banal (adj.) Banal, trite Photographie (n.f.) Photography Basilique (n.f.) Basilica Rédacteur (n.m.) Writer, editor Bijou (n.m.) Jewel Rendre compte (v.) To give an account, to justify Bref Brief Reprendre (v.) To retake, to get back, to resume, to start again Commission (n.f.) Commission, committee Révélation (n.f.) Revelation Coup (n.m.) Blow, stroke, shot, go, punch, trick Vérification (n.f.) Check, verification, control Exiler (v.) To exile Vérifier (v.) To check Front (n.m.) Forehead, brow, front Vernissage (n.m.) Preview, private viewing Abandonner (v.) To give up, to abandon Multiple (adj.) Multiple, numerous Accoucher (v.) To give birth Nature morte (n.f.) Still life Antérieur (adj.) previous, prior Nymphéa (n.m.) Water lily Asperge (n.f.) Asparagus Obsession (n.f.) Obsession Atteindre (v.) To reach Occurrence (en-l’) As it happens Botte (n.f.) Boot, bunch Opérer (v.) To operate Cataracte (n.f.) Cataract, waterfall Ophtalmologue (n.f/m.) Ophthalmologist, eye specialist Collectionneur (n.m.) Collector Oser (v.) To dare Comblé (adj.) Contented Pénétrer (v.) To enter, to penetrate Commémorer (v.) To commemorate Perfectionner (v.) To perfect, to improve Consommation (n.f.) Consumption Provocation (n.f.) Provocation Convenir (v.) To agree upon, to suit Refuge (n.m.) Refuge Couche (n.f.) Layer, stratum Répétitif (adj.) Repetitive Déformer (v.à To distort, to deform Représentant (n.m.) Representative Désir (n.m.) Wish, desire Représentation (n.f.) Representation, performance Dessin (n.m.) Drawing Représenter (v.) To represent Distinctement (n.m.) Distinctly Respect (n.m.) Respect Écho B1.1 – Lexique franco‐anglais © CLE International®, 2012 4 Enceinte (adj.) Pregnant Restauration (n.f.) Restoration Évoquer (v.) To evoke, to reminisce Révolte (n.f.) Revolt Exécuter (v.) To execute, to fulfil Sculpter (v.) To sculpt Expert (n.m.) Expert Sculpteur (n.m.) Sculptor Exprimer (v.) To express Sculpture (n.f.) Sculpture Fixer (v.) To fix Surprendre (v.) To surprise Flou (adj.) Fuzzy, blurred Signification (n.f.) Meaning, significance Inaugurer (v.) To inaugurate Symboliser (v.) To symbolize Infrarouge (adj.) Infrared Tulle (n.f.) Tulle Motif (n.m.) Reason, motive, motif, pattern Typique (adj.) Typical Annexe (n.f.) Additional, annexe, appendix Genre (n.m.) Kind, type, sort, genre, style Atypique (adj.) Atypical Glorieux (adj.) Glorious Baptiser (v.) To baptize, to name Identique (adj.) Identical Bâtir (v.) To build Imagination (n.f.) Imagination Bénévole (n.m.) Volunteer Industriel (adj.) Industrial Biscuiterie (n.f.) Biscuit factory Inspirer (v.) To inspire Bordure (n.f.) Edge, border Mériter (v.) To deserve, to merit Canal (n.m.) Canal, channel Migrant (n.m.) Migrant Chapelle (n.f.) Chapel, clique Oubli (n.m.) Oblivion, omission, forgetting Chemin de fer (n.m.) Railway, train Plongeur (n.m.) Diver, dishwasher Cirque (n.m.) uploads/s3/ b1-1-lexique.pdf
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