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| Une partie d'une ville; A neighborhood |
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Plaire à:
Tu me plais
Ce cadeau ne lui plait pas
Les bonbons plaisent aux enfants |
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To like (with a pronoun):
(I like you)
(He doesn't like this gift)
(Children like candies) |
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| To tighten, or to be tight |
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S'entendre (avec quelqu'un):
Je m'entends bien avec ma soeur.
Les frères et les soeurs ne s'entendent pas souvent. |
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To get along:
(I get along well with my sister.)
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Trahir:
Je trahis, Nous trahissons (past participle: Trahi) |
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To betray:
(I betray)
(We betray)
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Mentir:
Je mens, Nous mentons (past participle: menti) |
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To lie:
(I lie)
(We lie)
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Avoir le droit de + infinitif:
Vous n'avez pas le droit de fumer. |
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To have the right to do something:
(You do not have the right to smoke.) |
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| Le P.D.G. (Président Directeur Général) |
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J'en ai marre (de):
Elle travaille beaucoup et elle n'a pas un grand salaire: elle en a marre de son travail. |
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J'en ai assez (de): I've had it, I've had enough:
(She works a lot and she does not have a big salary: she has had enough of her job.) |
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