facilité
1. ease, easiness
guérir
1. (transitive) to cure, to heal
2. (transitive, figurative) to cure, to…
3. (intransitive or pronominal, with…
noyer
1. (reflexive, literal and figurative) to…
2. (transitive, literal and figurative) to…
3. (transitive, cooking) to dilute; to…
entreprendre
1. to undertake
largeur
1. width
évier
1. sink, basin
fonctionnaire
1. civil servant, official
mâchoire
1. jaw; jawbone
bourse
1. (dated) coin purse
2. a purseful of money; by extension, any…
3. financial grant
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grandir
1. (intransitive) to grow, get bigger
2. (intransitive) to grow up
3. (transitive) to magnify
berger
1. shepherd
tige
1. (botany) stem (of a plant etc.)
2. sapling
3. shank
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conducteur
1. the driver of a vehicle or of a group…
2. a conductor, substance which conducts
3. a cue sheet
déplacer
1. (transitive) to move
2. (reflexive, se déplacer) to go around,…
3. (reflexive, se déplacer) to come over,…
avertir
1. to warn
2. to notify
jambon
1. ham
pâté
1. pâté (a type of liver paste)
achat
1. buy, purchase
communauté
1. community
2. commonwealth
3. (European Union, pre-2009) one of the…
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édifice
1. building, structure
tragédie
1. (theater, Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome)…
2. tragedy (tragic event, especially one…
panne
1. plush velvet
2. breakdown (state of no longer…
3. purlin
barrage
1. dam, barrage
2. barrier, roadblock
3. (sports) playoff
marais
1. swamp, marsh
2. (archaic) land suitable for growing…