Collins Primary Illustrated French Dictionary

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2019

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l’ abricot MASC NOUN

apricot

absent MASC ADJECTIVE

(FEM absente)

absent

absolument ADVERB

absolutely

l’ accent MASC NOUN

accent

un accent aigu an acute accent un accent grave a grave accent un accent circonflexe a circumflex

Language tip

French vowels sometimes have an accent to change their sound. There are three kinds of accents: the acute (école), the grave (mère) and the circumflex (hôtel). See alsoaigu, grave, circonflexe.

accepter VERB

to accept

l’ accident MASC NOUN

accident

accompagner VERB

to accompany

Language tip

There is the wordaccompanyin English, but it is quite a formal word and we will often use something different, such astake.

Elle m’accompagne à l’école. She takes me to school.

l’ accord MASC NOUN

être d’accord to agree Tu es d’accord avec moi? Do you agree with me?

D’accord! OK!

l’ accordéon MASC NOUN

accordion

Ray joue de l’accordéon. Ray plays the accordion.

l’ accueil MASC NOUN

reception

acheter VERB

to buy

l’ acné FEM NOUN

acne

l’ acteur MASC NOUN

actor

un acteur de cinéma a film actor

actif MASC ADJECTIVE

(FEM active) active

l’ activité FEM NOUN

activity

l’ actrice FEM NOUN

actress

une actrice de cinéma a film actress

les actualités FEM PL NOUN

news

Je regarde les actualités tous les soirs. I watch the news every night.

l’ addition FEM NOUN

1sum

2bill

L’addition, s’il vous plaît! Can we have the bill, please?