to attend; to be witness to; to assist (an underprivileged group)
ASSUMER
In English:
to take charge, to take responsibility
ATTRIBUER
In English:
to assign, to attribute; to ascribe
AVANCER
In English:
to move yourself forwards; to progress, to make progress; to move something forwards
BOUGER
In English:
to wobble; to fidget; to move
CACHER
In English:
to hide
CASSER
In English:
to shatter; to demolish, to break (objects), to break up (relationship)
CHARGER
In English:
to charge (mobile phone, etc.), to load (vehicles, I.T., etc.)
CHUTER
In English:
to fall, to tumble
COMBLER
In English:
to fill; to fulfill; to shower someone with something
COMMANDER
In English:
to command; to order (goods or services)
COMMERCIALISER
In English:
to commercialize, to put to market
COMPLÉTER
In English:
to complete; to finish
COMPOSER
In English:
to create (from combining diverse objects)
CONCRÉTISER
In English:
to substantiate
CONNECTER
In English:
to connect
CONQUÉRIR
In English:
to conquer
CONSOMMER
In English:
to consume
CONTENIR
In English:
to contain, to include; to hold back, to suppress
CORRIGER
In English:
to correct; to put right
DÉBARRASSER
In English:
to get rid of, to relieve someone of something; to declutter
DÉCLARER
In English:
to declare, to denounce
DÉCROCHER
In English:
to get, to gain (as a prize for effort); to unhook
DÉJEUNER
In English:
[France] [Africa] to have lunch; [Belgium] [Switzerland] [Québec] [Occitania] to have breakfast
DÉMARRER
In English:
to start, to turn on (machines, computers, cars, etc.)
DÉPLACER
In English:
to move (something or someone from one location to another); to change the date of something
DÉTECTER
In English:
to detect
DÉTENIR
In English:
to possess; to detain (in prison)
DIFFUSER
In English:
to diffuse, to spread
DISCUTER
In English:
to discuss; to debate
DISTRIBUER
In English:
distribuer
DIVERSIFIER
In English:
to diversify
DORMIR
In English:
to sleep
DRESSER
In English:
to erect; to lift (body parts); to train (animals)
DURER
In English:
to last (time, durability, etc.)
ÉCOUTER
In English:
to listen to
ÉLIMINER
In English:
to eliminate; to delete
ENCOURAGER
In English:
to encourage
ENGAGER
In English:
to engage; to hire; to be held accountable to
ENREGISTRER
In English:
to register, to record; to save (I.T.)
ÉTUDIER
In English:
to study
ÉVOQUER
In English:
to evoke
EXAMINER
In English:
to examine
EXERCER
In English:
to train, to instruct; to practice
EXPLOITER
In English:
to capitalize on; to harness (a talent, etc.)
EXPRIMER
In English:
to express
FERMER
In English:
to close
FIGURER
In English:
to depict, to represent
FREINER
In English:
to slow down; to brake
INDIQUER
In English:
to indicate
INFLUENCER
In English:
to influence
INTÉGRER
In English:
to integrate; to incorporate
MANQUER
In English:
to fail; to lack; to be lacking, to be missing
MARQUER
In English:
to mark; to indicate
MOBILISER
In English:
to mobilize
MOURIR
In English:
[être] to die
NÉGLIGER
In English:
to neglect, to ignore
OCCUPER
In English:
to occupy
OPÉRER
In English:
to carry out, to execute
OPTER
In English:
to opt
ORGANISER
In English:
to organize, to organise
PARCOURIR
In English:
to browse (a book); to travel all over
PÉNÉTRER
In English:
to penetrate
PERCEVOIR
In English:
to perceive, to discern; to receive (money)
PESER
In English:
to weigh
PLANCHER
In English:
to give (a presentation); to work (on a an assignment, etc.)
PLONGER
In English:
to plunge into; to dive
POSITIONNER
In English:
to indicate something's geocoordinates; to aptly commercialise a product
POSSÉDER
In English:
to possess
PRÉVENIR
In English:
to warn, to inform; to anticipate
PRIVILÉGIER
In English:
to hold as important; to favor
QUALIFIER
In English:
to qualify; to consider, to be of the opinion that, to describe as
RAMENER
In English:
to take/bring again/back (not staying with the object) (animate objects)
RAPPORTER
In English:
to take/bring again/back (not staying with the object) (inanimate objects); to report (news, information); to bring in, to yield (money); to correlate, to relate
RAPPROCHER
In English:
to bring closer (time and objects), to decrease distance
RASSURER
In English:
to reassure
RÉCLAMER
In English:
to demand, to claim
RECOMMANDER
In English:
to recommend; to warn
REDRESSER
In English:
to stand up (something fallen); to straighten (something bent)
RÉFLÉCHIR
In English:
to reflect; to consider
REMÉDIER
In English:
to remedy, to heal
RENONCER
In English:
to renounce, to give up on
RENTRER
In English:
[être] to return home; [avoir] to take back inside
RÉPÉTER
In English:
to repeat
RETOURNER
In English:
[être] to go back; [avoir] to take back
RÉUNIR
In English:
to reunite
SAISIR
In English:
to wield; to seize, to apprehend; to enter (text on a computer)
to take/bring again/back (not staying with the object) (inanimate objects); to report (news, information); to bring in, to yield (money); to correlate, to relate.
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to have lunch; 
to have breakfast.
