choisir un terme: 69 | page 3 de 4 | 41. | jouer | v. to play, stake; se --, play; faire --, start moving, bring into action, call up, move to and fro; — de, play (a musical instrument); — à, play (a game). | 42. | jouet | m. toy, plaything. | 43. | joueur | m. player gambler. | 44. | jouir | v. to enjoy (object is preceded by de). | 45. | jouissance | f. enjoyment, pleasure, delight. | 46. | joujou | m. toy, plaything. | 47. | jour | m. day, daylight, daytime, light, opening; à --, open-work; au — levant, at daylight; faire --, to be light; ce n'est pas trop d'un --, a day is not too much. | 48. | journal | m. newspaper. | 49. | journée | f. day. | 50. | joyeusement | adv. joyfully, gaily. | 51. | joyeux, -euse | adj. joyous, merry, cheerful. | 52. | Julie | Julia. | 53. | Julien | Julian. | 54. | Jupiter | the father and master of the Greek and Roman gods; — Olympien, Olympian Jupiter (famous statue by Phidias at Olympia, called one of the seven marvels of the world). | 55. | juge | m. judge. | 56. | juger | v. to judge, consider. | 57. | juif, -ive | adj. and s. Jewish, Jew, Jewess. | 58. | juin | m. June. | 59. | jument | f. mare. | 60. | jupe | f. skirt. | | |