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Question		Answer
Ça va bien mieux. start learning		It's much better now.
la vérité start learning		truth
le bon start learning		good part/advantage
un bon un bon d’achat- gift certificate start learning		A voucher/document/form...
les biens les biend immobiliers - real estate, les biene privés- private property start learning		goods/property
Ça va mieux? start learning		Are you feeling better?
le mieux Fais ton mieux. - Do your best. start learning		the best (abstract)
le face start learning		side; face (in medical terms or as a slang - in a negative way)
le visage start learning		face
une attraction start learning		an attraction
vérifier start learning		to verify
On va finir trempés. start learning		We're going to end up soaked.
trempé(e) tremper - moczyć, zwilżać start learning		soaked, zahartowany (o charakterze)
merveilleux/merveilleuse start learning		wonderful
une foule start learning		crowd
Ça va me rester dans la tête. start learning		This (tune) will be stuck in my head all day.
tout à fait start learning		Absolutely/quite so
d’autant (que) start learning		especially (since)
J’ai un petit question. start learning		I have a quick question.
surtout start learning		above all, especially, particularly
Un instant! start learning		Just a moment!
Prenez votre temps. start learning		Take your time.
mériter Vous méritez un meilleur chef. - You deserve a better chef. start learning		to deserve
Vous étes notre dernier espoir. un espoir start learning		You are our last hope.
une place/seat start learning		a place/
un siège start learning		seat
une place côte couloir start learning		a seat on the aisle
une place côté fenêtre start learning		a window seat
une rangée start learning		a row
un siècle start learning		century
Je sais pas lire start learning		I can't read
lire (je lis, tu lis, il/elle lit, nous lisons, vous lisez, ils/elles lisent) start learning		to read (I read, you read, he/she reads, we read, you (plural) read, they read)
Ça y est. start learning		That's it.
Place au spectacle! start learning		Let the show begin!
Ça me met encore les poils. J’en ai la chair de poule. - I’ve got the goosebumps. se mettre les poils; avoir la chair de poule start learning		It still gives me goosebumps.
avoir des frissons start learning		have chills, have shivers, mieć dreszcze (zimno, choroba, strach)
x a eu start learning		x was
avoir droit à start learning		to have the right to, to be entitled to
On comprend rien. start learning		We don't understand anything.
Au temps pour moi! start learning		My mistake!, My bad!
dans le coin gauche/droite start learning		in the left/right corner
une jupe verte start learning		a green skirt
le marbre start learning		marble
Là, on a bien compris. start learning		Now we understand.
la natte, la tresse start learning		the braid
surtout start learning		especially, particularly, above all
fatiguer qn Fatigue-le! - Tire him out! start learning		tire someone out
une jambe start learning		leg
Je le connais. start learning		I know him.
plein de fois, plusieurs fois start learning		many times, several times
Approchez au centre. start learning		Approach the center.
une règle (dé)obéir aux règles - to (dis)obey the rules start learning		rule
un coup de pied, poing start learning		a kick, a punch
un cou start learning		neck
une tête start learning		head
un genou start learning		knee
un coude start learning		an elbow
Tout est permis. start learning		Everything is permitted.
jusque de jusqu’à start learning		until
la mort start learning		death
interdit start learning		prohibited
Je sais pas où va ce monde start learning		I don't know where this world is going
On y gagne en humanité start learning		We gain in humanity./ Maybe it makes us more human though.
cruel(le) start learning		cruel
Je pose la question start learning		I am asking the question
une bouchée start learning		a bite (food)
une morsure start learning		bite (rana)
mordre, je mords, tu mords, il mord, nous mordons, vous mordez, ils mordent) start learning		(to bite, I bite, you bite, he/she/it bites, we bite, you (plural) bite, they bite)
J’ai 26 et j’au jamais vu ça! start learning		I'm 26 and I've never seen anything like it!
réveiller start learning		wake - woke - woken
se lever start learning		to get up
C’est n’importe quoi! start learning		That's nonsense!
J’en crois pas mes yeux! start learning		I can't believe my eyes!
croire (je crois, tu crois, il croit, nous croyons, vous croyez, ils croient) start learning		to believe (I believe, you believe, he/she/it believes, we believe, you (plural) believe, they believe)

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