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fa[n]

F

fable[n]

fable

fabriquer[v]

to manufacture

façade[n]

façade

face à[prep]

facing

face-à-face[n]

debate

facebook[n]

Facebook

fâché[adj]

angry

facile[adj]

easy

facilement[adv]

easily

faciliter[v]

to facilitate

façonner[v]

to shape

facteur[n]

mail carrier

facture[n]

invoice

faculté[n]

faculty

fade[adj]

bland

faible[adj]

poor (at)

faiblesse[n]

weakness

faillite[n]

bankruptcy

faim[n]

hunger

fainéant[adj]

lazy

faire[v]

to make

faire beau[phrase]

to be nice (weather)

faire boule de neige[phrase]

to snowball

faire d'une pierre deux coups[phrase]

kill two birds with one stone

faire de la pâtisserie[phrase]

baking

faire de son mieux[phrase]

to do one's best

faire des courses[phrase]

to go grocery shopping

faire des grimaces[phrase]

to make faces

faire des histoires[phrase]
faire du baby-sitting[v]

to babysit

faire du jonglage[phrase]

juggling

faire du shopping[phrase]

to go shopping

faire froid[phrase]

to be cold (weather)

faire froid dans le dos[phrase]

to send shivers down someone's spine

faire la queue[phrase]

to queue

faire la vaisselle[phrase]

to do the dishes

faire le jeu[phrase]

to be played

faire le tour du monde[phrase]

to travel around the world

faire les magasins[phrase]

to go shopping

faire mal[phrase]

to hurt

faire marche arrière[phrase][v]

to back down • to reverse

faire mouche[phrase]

to hit the mark

faire part[phrase]

to inform

faire preuve de[phrase]

to show

faire tout un fromage[phrase]

to make a big deal

faire un dessin[phrase]

to explain in detail

faire un froid de canard[phrase]

to be freezing cold

faire un signe de la main[phrase]

to wave (one's hand)

faire un trou[phrase]

to dig a hole

faire-part[n]

announcement card

faisan[n]

pheasant

faisceau[n]

bundle

fait divers[n]

news item

falaise[n]

cliff

falloir[v]

to be necessary

falsifier[v]

to forge

famélique[adj]

emaciated

fameux[adj]

famous

familial[adj]

family

familiarité[n]

familiarity

famille[n]

family

fan[n]

enthusiast

faner[v]

to dry (grass or hay)

fantastique[adj][n]

fantastic • fantasy

fantôme[n]

ghost

farce[n]

prank

farcir[v]

to stuff

fard à paupières[n]

eyeshadow

fardeau[n]

load

farfelu[adj][n]

odd • irresponsible person

farine[n]

flour

farine complète[n]

wholemeal flour

farine de maïs[n]

corn flour

farineux[adj]

floury

farouchement[adv]

fiercely

fascinant[adj]

fascinating

fast fashion[n]

fast fashion

fast-food[n]

fast food

fastidieux[adj]

tedious

fastueux[adj]

showy

fatalité[n]

fate

fatigue[n]

fatigue

fatigué[adj]

tired

fauché[adj]

broke

faucon[n]

falcon

faune[n]

fauna

faussaire[n]

forger

fausse couche[n]

miscarriage

faute[n]

mistake

faute de[phrase]

for lack of

fauteuil[n]

armchair

fauteuil inclinable[n]

recliner

fauteuil roulant[n]

wheelchair

faux[n][adj][adv]

sickle • wrong • falsely

favorable[adj]

favorable

favori[n]

favorite

favoris[n]

sideburns

favoriser[v]

to favor

fax[n]

fax

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