FREN 106 Chapter Notes - Chapter 11: Bombe, Demonstrative, Infinitive
7 Jul 2018
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[Unit 11: Adjectifs]
Words
Meaning
abeille (f)
bee
acajou
mahogany
adorer
to love; adore
allier
to combine, unite
animal (m)
animal
anniversaire (m)
birthday, anniversary
antenne (f)
antenna
araignée (f)
spider
argenté
silvery; silver
assiette (f)
plate
bagarre (f)
fight; battle
baiser (m)
kiss
beige
beige
bestiole (f)
bug
blanc
white
bleu
blue
boa (m)
boa
brosse (f)
brush
brûlant
buring
brun
brown
cadeau (m)
present; gift
caramel (m)
caramel
carré (m)
square
célébrer
to celebrate
cercle (m)
circle
châtain
chestnut
chaud
hot
chenille (f)
caterpillar
citron (m)
lemon
cochon (m)
pig
cocon (m)
cocoon
coloré
coloured
colorer
to colour
coloris
shade
connaître (se)
to know each other
costume (m)
suit; costume
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couleur (f)
colour
detester
to hate
doré
golden
dur (dapprendre le français)
hard; difficult (to learn French)
écureuil (m)
squirrel
épais
thick
épaule (f)
shoulder
épouser
to marry; wed
expérience
experience
fatigue
tired
fauve (m)
big cat
festin (m)
feast
fête (f)
celebration
foncé
dark
fourmi (f)
ant
fumer
smoke
giraffe (f)
giraffe
glacé
frozen
gris
grey
guêpe (f)
wasp
hérisson (m)
hedgehog
heureux
happy; glad
hexagonale
hexagonal
hirondelle (f)
swallow
hôte (m)
guest
indiscret
indiscreet
insect (m)
insect
intelligent (f)
intelligent
invitation (f)
invitation
inviter
to invite
jaune
yellow
lent
slow
lila (m)
lilac
mante (f)
praying mantis
marriage (m)
marriage
marron
chestnut; brown
mauve
mauve
monter à cheval
to ride a horse
mouche (f)
fly
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moustique (m)
mosquito
noir
black
offrir
to offer
oiseau (m)
bird
orange
orange
orangé
orange-coloured
ovale (m)
oval
papillon (insect) (m)
butterfly
pastel
pastel
patte (f)
leg; limb; foot
peigne (m)
comb
pie (f)
magpie
piquer
sting; inject
plat
flat
pourpre
crimson
pyjama (m)
pyjamas
quelque fois (quelque fois cest dur
dapprendre le français)
sometimes it is hard to learn French
rapide
fast
reception (fête) (m)
reception (party)
recompense (f)
reward
regarder
to look
rempllir
to fill
recontre (f)
meeting
recontrer
to meet/ come across
recontrer (se) (m)
to meet (with someone)
retrouver
find (again); meet
retrouver (se)
end up; meet (again); meet up (again)
revoir (se)
to see each other again
romper
break; split
rond
round; circular
rupture (f)
break-up
saladier (m)
salad bowl
sauterelle (f)
grasshopper
scrabée (m)
beetle
secret (m)
secret
séduire
to captivate
seul
alone
sieste (f)
siesta
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Document Summary
The demonstrative pronoun, which varies in gender and number, is used to replace a noun specified by the context or by meaningful gesture: Example: regarde le papillon, celui qui est rouge et bleu! Here are the simple forms: singular plural masculine feminine celui ceux celle celles neuter ce, c(cid:284) These forms are always followed by a complement, which may be a relative clause, or a complement introduced by a preposition such as de (of, form) J(cid:284)ai celle qui est orange vif (relative clause) Elle a perdu ses cl s, alors elle a pris celles de son mari (complement introduced by (cid:283)de(cid:284) of, from) Note: ce and c(cid:287) are only used before the verb tre (to be) or before a relative clause. The adverb (cid:286)comme(cid:287) is an invariable word which modifies a verb, a qualifying adjective or another adverb. Example: nous ne pouvons pas nous permettre d(cid:284)avoir des envois bloqu s en douane comme la derni re fois.
