to welcome, to make someone feel welcome; to greet
ACQUÉRIR
In English:
to acquire
ATTEINDRE
In English:
to reach
ATTIRER
In English:
to attract
CÉDER
In English:
to cede, to yield, to give in; to let someone have something, to pass something on to someone
COMMUNIQUER
In English:
to communicate
COMPARER
In English:
to compare
CONCERNER
In English:
to concern, to interest
CONSACRER
In English:
to devote, to consecrate
CONSULTER
In English:
to consult; to view (documents)
DÉCIDER
In English:
to decide
DÉFENDRE
In English:
to defend
DÉFINIR
In English:
to define
DÉGAGER
In English:
to liberate; to get out
DÉPASSER
In English:
to surpass; to overtake (in a vehicle)
EMPÊCHER
In English:
to prevent
ENTENDRE
In English:
to hear, to intend
ESPÉRER
In English:
to hope, to expect
ÉTABLIR
In English:
to build, to establish
ÉVOLUER
In English:
to evolve
EXPLIQUER
In English:
to explain
FABRIQUER
In English:
to produce, to fabricate
FALLOIR
In English:
to have to (necessity)
FIXER
In English:
to fasten; to stabilize; to stare at
FONCTIONNER
In English:
to function, to work (operate)
FORMER
In English:
to shape, to form; to constitute
IMAGINER
In English:
to imagine
IMPORTER
In English:
to matter; to import
MANGER
In English:
to eat
MESURER
In English:
to measure
NÉGOCIER
In English:
to negotiate
OUVRIR
In English:
to open
PARVENIR
In English:
[être] to reach, to achieve
PRÉCISER
In English:
to specify
PRÉPARER
In English:
to prepare
PRÉVOIR
In English:
to foresee
PROGRESSER
In English:
to progress
PROUVER
In English:
to prove
PROVOQUER
In English:
to provoke
QUITTER
In English:
to leave (a place or someone); to break up (with a boyfriend, etc.)
RÉAGIR
In English:
to react
RECONNAÎTRE
In English:
to recognize
RÉGLER
In English:
to adjust; to resolve (a problem); to pay off (debts), to pay (the bill)
REMARQUER
In English:
to note, to see; to notice; to label again, to relabel; [faire remarquer] to make someone notice something; [se faire remarquer] to make oneself noticed
REMBOURSER
In English:
to repay something to someone, to pay something off; to reimburse, to refund
REMETTRE
In English:
to put back
REMPLIR
In English:
to fill out (forms, etc.); to fill up, to fill with
RENCONTRER
In English:
to meet; to play against
RENDRE
In English:
to give back; to throw up; to render
REPRENDRE
In English:
to resume; to take back
RETIRER
In English:
to pull something out, to withdraw; to take something away from somebody, to take back
RÉUSSIR
In English:
to succeed
REVOIR
In English:
to revise
SENTIR
In English:
to feel, to smell, to sense
SOUVENIR
SUBIR
In English:
to suffer, to tolerate; to undergo
TOMBER
In English:
[être] to fall
TRAITER
In English:
to treat (to act in a certain way); to process, to handle; [de] to call someone (an insult)
to note, to see; to notice; to label again, to relabel; [use: faire remarquer] to make someone notice something; [use: se faire remarquer] to make oneself noticed.
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