Analysis of Pages 2-4 from 'The Plague' by Albert Camus

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Vocabulary terms and definitions extracted from the analysis of pages 2-4 of Albert Camus' 'The Plague', including formal literary terms, British English variations, and narrative vocabulary.

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to make a town's acquaintance

to get to know a town; to become familiar with it

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to ascertain

to find out; to discover (formal word)

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on much the same lines

in a very similar way; following the same pattern

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feverish

very active, full of nervous energy; like having a fever

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casual

relaxed, not showing much interest or effort

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bored

feeling tired and impatient because you have nothing interesting to do

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to devote oneself to

to give all your time and energy to something

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habits

things you do regularly without thinking

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solely

only; exclusively

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with the object of

with the purpose of; in order to

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commerce

business; trade; buying and selling

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aim

goal; purpose; what you want to achieve

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doing business

making deals; buying and selling for profit

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to eschew

to avoid; to stay away from (formal word)

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love-making

flirting; romantic/sexual activity

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sea-bathing

swimming in the sea

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going to the pictures

going to the cinema (British informal)

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sensibly

in a reasonable, practical way

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to reserve

to save for a particular time or purpose

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pastimes

hobbies; activities done for enjoyment

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to forgather

to gather together; to meet (old-fashioned word)

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varies

changes; is different (from to vary)

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to stroll

to walk slowly and relaxed

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to take the air

to go outside to breathe fresh air

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violent

strong, intense; full of energy

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short-lived

lasting only a short time

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vices

bad habits; immoral behaviour

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range beyond

go further than; extend past

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addiction

a strong need to do something; habit you can't stop

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banquets

large formal meals with many people

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socials

social gatherings; parties (informal)

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change hands

be passed from one person to another (about money)

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on the fall of a card

as a result of a card being played (i.e., by gambling)

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no doubt

certainly; without question

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peculiar to

special to; only found in (a person or place)

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contemporaries

people living at the same time; people of the same generation

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from morn till night

from morning until night (poetic/old-fashioned)

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proceeding to

moving on to; starting to do next

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to fritter away

to waste (time or money) on unimportant things

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small-talk

polite conversation about unimportant things

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exceptional

unusual; not typical

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discomfort

slight pain; lack of comfort

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to stand by you

to support you; to be there for you

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so to speak

as one might say (used when you say something not literal)

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after a fashion

to some extent; in some way; not perfectly

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to let yourself go

to relax completely; to stop controlling yourself

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invalid

a person who is seriously ill (noun)

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to rely on

to trust; to depend on

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extremes of temperature

very hot and very cold temperatures

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exigencies

demands; needs (formal)

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uninspiring

dull; not interesting; not giving you energy

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surroundings

the area around you; environment

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call for

require; need

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trapped

caught; unable to escape

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sizzling

very hot; making a hissing sound like frying food

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hanging on the telephone

waiting or speaking on the phone

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shipments

goods sent to be delivered

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bills of lading

documents for shipping goods (business term)

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discounts

price reductions

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attends

accompanies; goes together with

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waylays

catches by surprise; attacks suddenly

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somewhat

a little; to some degree

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haphazard

random; not planned or organized

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observations

comments; remarks; things noticed

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fair idea

a reasonably good understanding

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to exaggerate

to make something seem bigger/worse than it is

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to be conveyed

to be communicated; to be expressed

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banality

ordinariness; lack of originality

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appearance

how something looks; outward look

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to get through the days

to live through the days; to pass the time

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once

as soon as; when (conjunction)

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encourages

promotes; supports; helps to develop

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all is for the best

everything happens for the best; everything will be fine

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Treeless

without trees

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Glamourless

without charm or excitement

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Soulless

without spirit; lacking humanity

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ends by seeming

finally appears; in the end feels (like)

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restful

peaceful; calm; relaxing

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complacently

in a self-satisfied way; feeling content without worry

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It is only fair to add

It's honest/right to also say

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is grafted on to

is attached to; is part of (like a plant grafted to a tree)

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unique

one of a kind; very special

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landscape

the visible features of an area of land

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bare

empty; without plants

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plateau

a flat area of land high above sea level

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ringed with

surrounded by (like a ring)

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luminous

shining; bright

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shaped

formed in a particular way

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is disposed

is arranged; is positioned

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turns its back on

ignores; faces away from

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with the result that

as a consequence; therefore

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Such being

Since this is; Because it is (formal)

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fellow citizens

people of the same town/country

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not the faintest reason

absolutely no reason at all

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to apprehend

to fear; to be worried about (formal)

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incidents

events; things that happened

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in question

being discussed; this particular

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subsequently

later; afterwards

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premonitory signs

warnings; signs that something bad will happen

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grave

serious; very important and worrying