choisir un terme: 65 | page 2 de 4 | 21. | faire | v. to do, make, form, build, perform, cause, act, heave, utter, let, mark, play the part of, bring it about (that), be (weather), take (a step, a nap), commit (an act), have (a dream, supper, anythin… 1,1 KB | 22. | faisceau | m. bundle, sheaf; remettre les armes en faisceaux, to stack arms again. | 23. | faiseur, -euse | m., f. maker, dressmaker. | 24. | fait | m. fact, deed; allons au --, let us come to the point; haut fait, exploit. | 25. | falaise | f. cliff. | 26. | falbala | m. furbelow, flounce. | 27. | falloir | v. to be necessary, need, must, should, have to; tant s'en faut, by a good deal. | 28. | fameux, -euse | adj. famous, great, precious (familiar). | 29. | familiariser | v. to familiarize, accustom. | 30. | familier, -ère | adj familiar. | 31. | famille | f. family. | 32. | faner | v. to fade, wither. | 33. | fantaisie | f. fancy, whim. | 34. | fantasmagorie | f. phantasmagoria (fantastic series of illusive or terrifying figures). | 35. | fantasque | adj. fantastic, fanciful, whimsical. | 36. | fantastique | adj. fantastic, supernatural, incredible. | 37. | fantastiquement | adv. fantastically. | 38. | faquir | m. fakir (Mohammedan monk). | 39. | farceur | m. joker. | 40. | fardeau | m. burden. | | |