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wade /ˈweɪd/ verb 1 to walk through water[no object] We waded into the ocean. I jumped off the boat and waded back to shore. They took off their sandals and waded at the edge …
Abcès : n.m. Amas de pus qui se forme dans une partie infectée du corps : Un abcès est très douloureux ; pour le soigner, il faut l’ouvrir.
malice /ˈmæləs/ noun [noncount] : a desire to cause harm to another person an attack motivated by pure malice She claimed that her criticisms were without malice.
Abonner : v. Abonner une personne à un journal, c’est payer à l’avance pour qu’elle reçoive le journal par la poste : Denis Prost a abonné sa fille Julie à un mensuel …
hyperactive /ˌhaɪpɚˈæktɪv/ adjective extremely active or too active hyperactive children All of these wild characters are products of the author’s hyperactive [=overactive] imagination.
Bâcler : v. Bâcler un travail, c’est le faire trop vite et sans s’appliquer : David a bâclé ses devoirs pour pouvoir aller jouer plus vite.
soar /sɔr/ verb [no object] 1 : to increase very quickly in amount or price The temperature soared to 100 degrees. Stock prices are beginning to soar. The oil shortage sent prices soaring. The nation’s …
roughly /ˈrʌfli/ adverb 1 : not exactly but close in number, quality, meaning, etc. Roughly translated, it means “hurry up!” The new product is modeled roughly on an earlier design. Roughly 20 percent …
éboueur: n. m. Employé dont le travail est de ramasser les ordures. Les éboueurs vident les poubelles dans le camion.
flee /fli/ verb 1 [no object] : to run away from danger They fled for their lives. The family fled from Nazi Germany to Britain in 1936. 2 [+ object] : to run away from (a place) He was …
