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rattraper
to catch (up with)
se méfier
to be suspicious, to mistrust
défendu
prohibited
guérir
to heal, be cured
constuire
to build
un outil
a tool
dresser
to train
chasser
to hunt/chase away
gâté
spoiled
fabriquer
to make, build