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80 Cards in this Set

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auparavant
beforehand, previously
bis
repeat, again, encore
bouffer
to gobble, to wolf
chouette
cute, smashing, nice
coucou
hello, peek-a-boo
à l'égard de
toward, concerning
incontournable
inevitable, inescapable
justement
in fact, exactly
un piège
trap, pitfall
piger
to get it, to understand (comprendre)
le pinard
cheap wine, plonk
le taux
rate, level (niveau)
untel
so and so, Mr. so and so
vachement
very, really, damn, bloody
charnu
thick,plump, fleshy
vaquer
to attend to, see to , take care of, be on vacation
le Maghreb
North Africa
un ordi
un oridnateur, slang for computer
un sein
breast (au sein de-at the heart of)
occuper
to occupy, take up, fill
supporter
to bear, to endure, support
un magnétoscope
VCR
loti
bien loti-well off, mal loti-badly off
muer
to molt, to shed, change
mouvementé
turbulent, rough, eventful
en fin
finally, at last
mordre
to bite (literal and figuratively)
le look
personal image, style
amitié
friendship, liking, kindness
enfin
at last, finally
mordre
to bite (literal and figurative)
le look
personal image, style
amitié (f)
friendship, kindness
le bizutage
hazing, ragging
déranger
to disturb, to bother or trouble
hisser
to hoist, heave, haul up
un sweat
sweatshirt
doublé
lined or dubbed
muter
to transfer
ligoter
to bind, to tie (literal and figurative)
dans tous les azimut
all over the place, everywhere
(n'import où)
charnière
turning point, linking, transitional
(une charnière-hinged)
jaillir
spurt out, gush forth, spring out
un essor
rapid growth, development, boom
(prendre son essor- to soar, develop)
feuilleter
to leaf through, skim, roll out pastry dough
exaucer
to fulfill, grant, answer
inopiné
unexpected
la mouise (mweez)
poverty, hard times
un wagon
train car, truckload
achever
to finish, complete, end; to kill (figurative)
branler
to shake, waggle, to be unsteady
wack-off (vulgar)
Qu'est-ce qu'ilss branlent? What the hell are they up to?
accro (un accroc)
hooked, addicted
(tear, blot)
un turbin
job, daily grind
(turbiner-to keep one's nose to the grindstone, slog away)
vaseux
woozy, dazed hazy (flou)
détaler
to bolt, skedaddle, clear out
emballer
to pack up, to wrap
(familiar-to pick up, seduce)
maudit
darned, blasted, hateful
(maudire-to curse)
un clou
nail, stud, boil, highlight/star attraction
(des clous!-no way, nothing doing)
bagarrer
to fight, clash argue
en vrac
in bulk, loose, jumbled (laché)
fugace
fleeting, transient
narguer (nargay)
to flout, scoff, turn your nose up
imputer
to attribute, to charge to
les élucubrations
wild imaginings
s'averer que
to turn out- it turns out that..
(avéré-established, well known)
méduser
to dumbfound, stupefy (stupéfaite)
(une meduse-jellyfish)
le bricolage
home improvement, tinkering
la fourrière
dog pound, impound
une chiffe
spineless or weak person
(un chiffon-a rag)
hausser
to raise
(haussier-bullish market)
dégoter
to dig up, to find
mijoter
to simmer
(fam-to plot, hatch, cook up)
le dodo
sleepy time, beddy-bye
(Au dodo-sleepy time!)
décontracté
relaxed, laid back
estomaquer
fam-to stun, flabbergast
confortable
comfortable for things.
people are aisé
réglé
regular, stable
autochtone
native
le cadet (ka deh)
youngest child, youngest son
le bottin
directory, phonebook, yellow pages