to do, to make; to result in; to turn into; (mieux de) to be better off doing something; to act like, to play the
POUVOIR
In English:
to be able to
PARLER
In English:
to speak
VOIR
In English:
to see; to witness; to understand; to make sure that, to see to it that
VENIR
In English:
[être] to come
AGIR
In English:
to act; to produce an effect (medicine, syntheses, etc.), to have an affect on
SAVOIR
In English:
to know (facts and how to do things)
ASSURER
In English:
to provide, to insure
ACCUEILLIR
In English:
to welcome, to make someone feel welcome; to greet
DEVOIR
In English:
to have to (obligation); to owe
CONNAÎTRE
In English:
to know (people, places, objects, etc.)
PARTIR
In English:
[être] to leave; [être][sur] to decide on; [Québec] to start up
DEVENIR
In English:
[être] to become
COMPRENDRE
In English:
to understand, to include
JOUER
In English:
to play (a game); to play (a role), to perform; [de] to play (an instrument); [à] to play (a sport)
SORTIR
In English:
[être] to go out; [avoir] to take out
CHANGER
In English:
to change
ABANDONNER
In English:
to abandon; to give up
ARRIVER
In English:
[être] to arrive
PASSER
In English:
[être] to go somewhere while on the way to elsewhere (e. g., to pass by, to pop in, to go through, etc.); [avoir] to spend (time); [avoir] to take (a test); [avoir] to pass (something to someone)
ÉCRIRE
In English:
to write
AUGMENTER
In English:
to augment, to increase (in size)
VOULOIR
In English:
to want
DEMANDER
In English:
to ask
REVENIR
In English:
[être] to come back, to come again
ATTEINDRE
In English:
to reach
APPELER
In English:
to call
OUVRIR
In English:
to open
AJOUTER
In English:
to add
LIRE
In English:
to read
DIRE
In English:
to say
S'APPELER
In English:
to be called
PRENDRE
In English:
to take, to order (food)
ACQUÉRIR
In English:
to acquire
APPORTER
In English:
to take/bring (not staying with the object) (inanimate objects); to bring about (change, etc.); to give (support, etc.)
TENIR
In English:
to hold; to stick to, to adhere to; to get something from someone; to really want; to take someone as, to see someone as
COMPTER
In English:
to count
COMMENCER
In English:
to begin
CHERCHER
In English:
to look for; to try
COURIR
In English:
to run
ATTENDRE
In English:
to wait for
PENSER
In English:
to think
DÉCOUVRIR
In English:
to discover
OFFRIR
In English:
to offer
ÉTUDIER
In English:
to study
DONNER
In English:
to give
CROIRE
In English:
to believe
PERDRE
In English:
to lose
LANCER
In English:
to launch, to cast
FALLOIR
In English:
to have to (necessity)
ADAPTER
In English:
to adapt
CONCEVOIR
In English:
to conceive (become pregnant); to design/create (a project, a film, etc.)
TRAVAILLER
In English:
to work
AMÉLIORER
In English:
to improve, to ameliorate
VIVRE
In English:
to live
CRÉER
In English:
to create
METTRE
In English:
to put, to place; to hang, to put something up; to put on (clothing); to switch on; to put towards (money)
RECEVOIR
In English:
to receive
RESTER
In English:
[être] to stay
MOURIR
In English:
[être] to die
HACHER
In English:
to mince, to chop
ESSAYER
In English:
to try, to test
HAÏR
In English:
to hate
OUBLIER
In English:
to forget
AFFICHER
In English:
to stick something up; to make public; to display, to show
MONTER
In English:
[être] to ascend; [être] to climb; [être] to get on, to board; [avoir] to take up
PARVENIR
In English:
[être] to reach, to achieve
FINIR
In English:
to finish, to end
HANNETONNER
In English:
to destroy cockchafers (a bug)
PAYER
In English:
to pay
SERVIR
In English:
to serve; to need
APPARTENIR
In English:
to belong to
SUIVRE
In English:
to follow
HARCELER
In English:
to harass
BÉNÉFICIER
In English:
to benefit
MENER
In English:
to lead; to take charge, to run (a class); to be in the lead
LAISSER
In English:
to let, to allow; to leave; to drop off
SUBIR
In English:
to suffer, to tolerate; to undergo
MAINTENIR
In English:
to maintain
GAGNER
In English:
to win, to gain
PORTER
In English:
to carry; to support, to bear; to wear; to concern, to be about
BAISSER
In English:
to lower
OBTENIR
In English:
to obtain, to get
COUVRIR
In English:
to cover
TIRER
In English:
to pull, to yank; to shoot, to open fire; to get something from someone
ATTIRER
In English:
to attract
CÉDER
In English:
to cede, to yield, to give in; to let someone have something, to pass something on to someone
GARDER
In English:
to keep; to watch over
HABITER
ENTRER
In English:
[être] to enter; [avoir] to take in
ABORDER
In English:
to deal with, to tackle (a problem); to arrive, to land (via the sea)
GÉRER
In English:
to manage; to handle, to deal with
DESCENDRE
In English:
[être] to descend; [avoir] to take down
PROVOQUER
In English:
to provoke
DORMIR
In English:
to sleep
FRANCHIR
In English:
to overcome; to surpass
MONTRER
In English:
to show
VÉRIFIER
In English:
to verify
PRÉVOIR
In English:
to foresee
VOYAGER
In English:
to travel
REMPLIR
In English:
to fill out (forms, etc.); to fill up, to fill with
SENTIR
In English:
to feel, to smell, to sense
LUTTER
In English:
to fight; to struggle against
DÉFINIR
In English:
to define
ENTRETISSER
CONSACRER
In English:
to devote, to consecrate
COMMUNIQUER
In English:
to communicate
ÉTABLIR
In English:
to build, to establish
REGARDER
In English:
to watch, to look at
APPLIQUER
In English:
to apply, to use, to put into practice; to implement, to carry something out; to place, to put (an object)
PROMOUVOIR
In English:
to promote
COMPARER
In English:
to compare
RENTRER
In English:
[être] to return home; [avoir] to take back inside
DÉVELOPPER
In English:
to develop
PUBLIER
In English:
to publish
LEVER
In English:
to lift
IMAGINER
In English:
to imagine
REMONTER
In English:
[être] to ascend again, to go up again, to go back up; [avoir] to pull up, to hike up; to date back to
CONCERNER
In English:
to concern, to interest
PRÉSENTER
In English:
to introduce, to present
ENVOYER
In English:
to send
RÉUSSIR
In English:
to succeed
BOIRE
TROUVER
In English:
to find
COUPER
In English:
to cut
RENDRE
In English:
to give back; to throw up; to render
ADOPTER
In English:
to adopt (a child, behavior, a law, etc.)
DÉJEUNER
In English:
[France] [Africa] to have lunch; [Belgium] [Switzerland] [Québec] [Occitania] to have breakfast
EMMENER
In English:
to take/bring (will stay with the object) (animate objects); to lead (troops in a dragoon, people in a race, animals in a pack, etc.); to transport (people)
DÉCÉDER
In English:
[être] to decease, to die (humans)
VISITER
In English:
to visit (places - not people)
ACCÉDER
In English:
to access
HÂTER
In English:
to hasten, to bring forward
UTILISER
In English:
to use
TESTER
In English:
to test
FOURNIR
In English:
to supply
RELEVER
In English:
to lift up, to raise
POUSSER
In English:
to push
NETTOYER
In English:
to clean
QUITTER
In English:
to leave (a place or someone); to break up (with a boyfriend, etc.)
VENDRE
DÉGAGER
In English:
to liberate; to get out
EXPLIQUER
In English:
to explain
AFFIRMER
In English:
to affirm
NAITRE
In English:
[être] to be born
RETOURNER
In English:
[être] to go back; [avoir] to take back
RANGER
In English:
to sort, to tidy up
DIMINUER
In English:
to decrease (in size)
VALOIR
In English:
to have a certain monetary value, to be worth
RÉALISER
In English:
to bring to life (an idea, a product); (AVOID!) to realise, to notice ('rendre compte' instead)
RETROUVER
In English:
to find (something lost)
EMPÊCHER
In English:
to prevent
DÉCIDER
In English:
to decide
CONTINUER
In English:
to continue
ENTENDRE
In English:
to hear, to intend
RAPPELER
In English:
to recall; to call back
BOUGER
In English:
to wobble; to fidget; to move
TOMBER
In English:
[être] to fall
ESPÉRER
In English:
to hope, to expect
SOUVENIR
CONFIER
In English:
to entrust, to confide
HARDER
In English:
to pair up pack dogs six by six or four by four with a herd
SAISIR
In English:
to wield; to seize, to apprehend; to enter (text on a computer)
CONSTATER
In English:
to note, to observe; to certify
CONSIDÉRER
In English:
to consider
MESURER
In English:
to measure
PROPOSER
In English:
to propose
POSER
In English:
to place, to set down, to install (into place), to pose; [problème] to pose a problem, to cause a problem
RÉPONDRE
In English:
to respond
NAÎTRE
In English:
[être] to be born
PERMETTRE
In English:
to permit, to allow
CONTENIR
In English:
to contain, to include; to hold back, to suppress
LIVRER
In English:
to deliver
CUIRE
In English:
to cook [object is obligatory if transitive]
FABRIQUER
In English:
to produce, to fabricate
CONTRIBUER
In English:
to contribute
HAPPER
In English:
to catch (in a beak); to strike someone forcefully
PLACER
In English:
to place, to put (objects)
S'ALLER
RÉAGIR
In English:
to react
JETER
In English:
to throw
CONSTITUER
In English:
to constitute, to amass, to build up
CONNAITRE
In English:
to know (people, places, objects, etc.)
CONSEILLER
In English:
to advise, to counsel
TENTER
In English:
to try, to attempt
FERMER
In English:
to close
RÉCUPÉRER
In English:
to retrieve, to recuperate
PIQUER
PROFITER
In English:
to enjoy
DISTINGUER
In English:
to distinguish, to differentiate
DURER
In English:
to last (time, durability, etc.)
ABOUTIR
In English:
to end in, to result in
SIGNER
In English:
to sign
SOUTENIR
In English:
to support, to hold up
HÂLER
In English:
to tan (due to the sun), to become brown or red (from sun damage or windburn)
SAUVER
In English:
to save (a living being); to save (I.T.)
REPARTIR
In English:
[être] to leave again
PRODUIRE
In English:
to produce
VOLER
In English:
to fly; to steal
HACHURER
In English:
to crosshatch; to cross out
GRIMPER
In English:
to climb
CASSER
In English:
to shatter; to demolish, to break (objects), to break up (relationship)
RÉGLER
In English:
to adjust; to resolve (a problem); to pay off (debts), to pay (the bill)
PLEUVOIR
CONFIRMER
In English:
to confirm
TOURNER
In English:
to turn, to rotate; to record (a video)
VERSER
In English:
to pour; to pay (dues)
TRAITER
In English:
to treat (to act in a certain way); to process, to handle; [de] to call someone (an insult)
REPASSER
In English:
[être] to go past again; [avoir] to go through again, to iron, to retake (a test)
MANGEOTTER
RETIRER
In English:
to pull something out, to withdraw; to take something away from somebody, to take back
CITER
In English:
to cite
HANTER
In English:
to frequently visit; to haunt
TRADUIRE
DISPOSER
In English:
to organize; to be inclined (to do something)
ÉCHAPPER
In English:
to escape
REVOIR
In English:
to revise
GÉNÉRER
In English:
to generate
PROTÉGER
In English:
to protect
INTERVENIR
In English:
to intervene
FIXER
In English:
to fasten; to stabilize; to stare at
NAGER
DIRIGER
In English:
to direct (a film, a group of people, a trajectory); to conduct (an orchestra)
RENAÎTRE
In English:
[être] to be reborn
RÉSOUDRE
ASSUMER
In English:
to take charge, to take responsibility
RENCONTRER
In English:
to meet; to play against
SAUTER
In English:
to jump; to cook in a frypan
PROCÉDER
In English:
to proceed
RETOMBER
In English:
[être] to fall again
PRÉFÉRER
In English:
to prefer
NOTER
In English:
to note, to record
LOUER
In English:
to rent
MARCHER
In English:
to walk, to march; to happen (informal); to function (correctly)
[use: être] to go somewhere while on the way to elsewhere (e. g., to pass by, to pop in, to go through, etc.); [use: avoir] to spend (time); [use: avoir] to take (a test); [use: avoir] to pass (something to someone).
to take/bring (will stay with the object) (animate objects); to lead (troops in a dragoon, people in a race, animals in a pack, etc.); to transport (people).
Recevoir certaines choses comme les revenus d'une propriété, des droits, des impôts, etc. ; prendre connaissance des objets qui ont fait impression sur les sens et en concevoir l'idée
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to start up.
to have lunch; 
to have breakfast.
