Vocabulaire du quart 2

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airelles (f): cranberries
(des) allergies : allergies
(une) angine: strep throat
appartenir à: to belong to
arriver : to happen
arroser : to water
avaler: to swallow
(se) baigner: to bathe/ swim
(des) béquilles: crutches
bio (biologique): organic
(se) blesser: to hurt oneself
(une) boite à pharmacie: medecine cabinet
(une) boisson : a beverage
(des) boutons (m): pimples, a rash
(le) bras : arm
(une) bronchite: bronchitis
(se) brûler: to burn oneself
(se) cacher: to hide (oneself)
(un) cachet: a pill
car: because
(un) cardiologue: a cardiologist
(une) cerise: a cherry
(la) cheville : ankle
(un) chirurgien: a surgeon
citrouille (f): pumpkin
(un) cocotier : coconut tree
(le) coeur: heart
(se) cogner (contre) : to bump oneself
(le) cou: neck
(un) courant d’air : a draft (of cold air)
couvrir: to cover (financially) (être couvert par une assurance: to be covered by insurance)
(se) couvrir: to cover oneself, to put (clothes) on
(une) croyance: a belief
(la) cuisse: thigh
dermatologue: dermatologist
déplaire : to dislike (ça me deplait = I don’t like this)
devenir: to become
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dinde (f): turkey
(le) doigt: finger
(le) doigt de pied: toe
(le) dos: back
emmener: to take along
épaule (f): shoulder
(l’)estomac: stomach
(les) escaliers: stairs
étonnant: surprising
éternuer: to sneeze
éviter: to avoid
faire venir: to send for
farce (f): stuffing (une dinde farcie: stuffed turkey)
(de la) fièvre: (some) fever
(avoir des) frissons: to have chills
frissonner: to chiver
(le) foie: liver
(se) fouler: to twist
(les) frais: expenses
(le) généraliste: doctor
(le) genou: knee
(des) glaçons: ice cubes
glisser : to slip, slide
(la) gorge: throat
grignoter : to snack (le grignotage: noun)
(se) gratter: to itch, scratch (ça me gratte: it itches / je me gratte: I scratch)
(la) grippe: flu
grossir: to gain weight
(la) gourmandise: the liking of good foods
(des) gouttes (f): drops
guimauve(f): marshmallow
guérir: to heal
(la) hanche: hip
homéopathie: herbal medicine
heurter: to hit
(se) heurter à: to hit oneself against/ bump into
(la) jambe: leg
(la) joue: cheek
(le) lac : the lake
(la) langue: tongue
lutter: to fight
(la) main: hand
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manger sainement: to eat in a healthy way
(un) manteau: a coat
(un) médecin: a doctor
(la) médecine: medecine (as field of study)
(un) médicament: medecine (medication)
médecine douce: alternative medicine
(le) menton: chin
(se) moucher: to blow one’s nose
avoir mal à: to hurt (to be sore) : j’ai mal au coeur! I feel sick (nauseous)
faire mal à: to hurt (someone) : elle m’a fait mal! she hurt me!
(se) faire mal: to hurt oneself: je me suis fait mal! I hurt myself!
(avoir des) nausées: to be nauseous
(le) nez: nose
(avoir le) nez qui coule: to have a runny nose
nourrir: to feed
(se) noyer: to drown
(un)oeil (les yeux): an eye (eyes)
l’ophtalmo: eye doctor
(une) ordonnance: prescription
(un) ongle: a fingernail
(une) oreille: ear
l’os: bone
(se faire) opérer: to get an operation
(une) otite: an ear infection
(un) pansement : a bandage
partout: everywhere
(la) peau: skin
pleuvoir : to rain
(un) parapluie: an umbrella
parvenir à: to succeed in
(un) pédiatre: a pediatrician
(le) pied : foot
(une) piqûre : a shot
plaire: to like (ça me plait: I like it)
(un) plâtre: a cast
(une) pneumonie: pneumonia
(le) poignet : wrist
(des) points de sutures: stiches
(le) pouce): thumb
(le) poumon: lung
(se) protéger: to protect oneself
purée (f): mashed potatoes
radin: stingy
(une) randonnée: a hike
(un) régime: a diet
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(un) requin: shark
(un) repas: a meal
(se) reposer: to rest
(un) rhume: a cold
(un) rocher: a rock
(le) samu : ambulance, emergency vehicle
(la) santé: health
(la) sauce = le jus: gravy
(la) sécu (sécurité sociale) : health plan
saigner du nez: nose bleed
saigner: to bleed
(se) sentir (bien/mal): to feel (good/bad)
souffrir: to suffer (je souffre, tu souffres etc..)
sain, saine: healthy
sainement: in a healthy way (elle est saine, mais elle mange sainement)
(se) soigner: to cure, heal, take care of one’s health
(prendre sa) température: to take one’s temperature
(le) talon: heel
(la) tête: head
tomber dans les pommes: to faint (famil. expression)
tomber de: to fall from
tomber malade: to get sick
trébucher: to trip
(se) tordre: to twist, sprain
tousser : to cough
(se) trouver mal: to faint
(une) urgence: an emergency
(les) urgences: emergency, emergency room
(un) vaccin: vaccination
vacciner: to vaccinate
(la) varicelle: chicken pox
(le) ventre : belly
(une) visite médicale: a physical
vivre: to live (je vis,tu vis,il vit,ns vivons,vs vivez,ils vivent)
(les) yeux: eyes
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(un) abri: a shelter
(un) accident: an accident
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(une) boite de conserve: canned food
(une) bougie: a candle
causer: to cause
(un) cambriolage: a burglary
(un) cambrioleur/une cambrioleuse: a burglar
cambrioler: to bulglarize
(le) chômage: unemployment
(un) chômeur/ une chômeuse: an unemployed person
(chômer: slang: used in the neg: “j’ai pas chômé” = I worked hard)
couper: to cut, cut off
courant d’air (m): a draft (of cold air)
croyance (f): a belief
détruire: to destroy (détruit = destroyed)
(les) dégâts(m): damages
dévaliser: to rob, loot (used in the figur. also meaning: to empty)
(les) éclairs: flashes of lighning
écraser: to crush, to run over
emmener: to take along (someone)
emporter: to take (something) along
étonnant: surprising
(une) épidémie: epidemic
être à l’abri de: to be protected from
(une) éruption volcanique: a volcanic eruption
(la) famine: famine
(la) foudre: lightning
(la) guerre: war
(un) incendie: a fire
(l’) injustice: injustice
(une) inondation: flood (inonder: to flood)
licencier/ se faire licencier: to lay off, to be laid off
(un) licenciement: a lay off
(une) maladie: an illness
malade: sick
(la) marée noire: oil spill (la marée = tide)
(la) misère: misery, poverty
(un) naufrage: shipwreck (verbe: faire naufrage)
(un) ouragan: a hurricane
(un) orage: a thunderstorm
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partout: everywhere
provoquer: to cause, to provoke
posséder: to own
radin (familiar): stingy
(un) raz-de-marée: a tidal wave
(le) récit: the telling of a story
(la) sécheresse: drought
s’écraser/ se faire écraser: to crash/to be run over (l’avion s’est écrasé/ le petit chat
s’est fait écraser par une voiture)
s’envoler: to fly away, to blow away (l’oiseau s’est envolé/ le toit s’est envolé)
se réfugier: to find shelter
souffler: to blow (le vent souffle: the wind is blowing)
tellement so, so much
(un) témoin: a witness
(une) tempête: a storm
(un) tremblement de terre: an earthquake
(un) toit: a roof
(le) tonnerre: thunder
(une) tornade: a tornado
(le) vent: the wind
(une) victime: a victim
(un) vol: a theft (voler: to steal)
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