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to fall
tomber
bed
(un) lit
though; however
pourtant
early
tôt
get in; come in
rentrer
to remain; to stay
rester
to dress (with clothes)
habiller
to be out of breath
essouffler
to happen (to)
arriver
appointment
(un) rendez-vous
to forget
oublier
a sign; a placard
(nf) plancarte
to take care of
garder
to take care of someone; to see someone
se occuper qqn
place setting
(nm) couvert
to assign (a duty)
charger
landscape architect
(un/e) paysagiste
board; panel
(nm) panneau
(a) jet flight
(un) vol
uneasy; worried
inquiet
delighted
ravi
acquaintance
(nf) connaissance