Accompagner → Manquer

accompagner

to accompany, go with

acheter

to buy

adorer

to love

aider

to help

aimer

to like

ajouter

to add

allumer

to light, turn on

s’amuser

to have fun

annoncer

to announce

s’appeler

to be called

apporter

to bring

arracher

to tear out

arrêter

to stop, arrest

arriver

to arrive, happen

assister à

to attend

attraper

to catch

baigner

to bathe

baisser

to lower

bavarder

to chat

blâmer

to blame

blesser

to hurt

bouger

to move

briller

to shine

briser

to break, smash

brosser

to brush

brûler

to burn

cacher

to hide

casser

to hide

se casser la jambeto

to break one’s leg

cesser

to stop, cease

changer

to change

chanter

to sing

chasser

to chase, hunt

chauffer

to warm up

commander

to order

commencer

to begin

compter

to count

se concentrer

to concentrate

conseiller

to advise

corriger

to correct

couper

to cut

coûter

to cost

crier

to shout

danser

to danse

déchirer

to tear, rip

décorer

to decorate

se déguiser

to put on a costume

déjeuner

to have lunch

demander

to ask for

se demander

to wonder

déménager

to move (house)

dépenser

to spend

déranger

to bother, disturb

désirer

to desire

dessiner

to draw

détester

to hate

deviner

to guess

dîner

to have dinner

diviser

to divide

donner

to give

douter

to doubt

durer

to last

échouer (à)

to fail

écouter

to listen

effacer

to erase

embrasser

to kiss, hug

empêcher

to prevent

emprunter

to borrow

enlever

to take off, kidnap

s’ennuyer

to be bored

enseigner

to teach

entourer

to surround

entrer (dans)

to enter

envelopper

to wrap

envoyer

to send

épeler

to spell

épouser

to marry

espérer

to hope

essayer

to try

éternuer

to sneeze

étonner

to surprise

éviter

to avoid

s’excuser

to apologize

expliquer

to explain

exprimer

to express

fabriquer

to make, manufacture

se fâcher

to get mad

féliciter

to congratulate

fermer

to close, shut

frapper

to hit, knock

frotter

to rub

fumer

to smoke

gagner

to win

garder

to keep

gaspiller

to waste

gâter

to spoil

glisser

to slip, slide

goûter

to taste

gronder

to scold

habiter

to live (in)