choisir un terme: 125 | page 5 de 7 | 81. | parvenir | v. to reach, attain, succeed, arrive; parvenu, -e, m., f. parvenu, parvenue, upstart. | 82. | pas | m. step, pace; de ce --, at once, directly; sur mes --, at my heels. | 83. | passablement | adv. passably, tolerably. | 84. | passage | m. passage, passing, trip across, going by, path. | 85. | passager | m. passenger. | 86. | passe | f. pass, passage, channel. | 87. | passementer | v. to lace, adorn. | 88. | passer | v. to pass, pass over, take across, put, go by, pass through one's mind, put on; se --, pass, happen, take place; elle s'est fait — ici, she got herself taken to this place; un frisson me passa dans… 0,4 KB | 89. | passerelle | f. foot-bridge. | 90. | passion | f. passion, love. | 91. | passionner | v. to impassion; passionné, -e, adj. passionate. | 92. | pasteur | m. pastor. | 93. | pastèque | f. watermelon. | 94. | paterne | adj. grandmotherly, over-kindly. | 95. | paternel, -le | adj. paternal, father's. | 96. | paternellement | adv. paternally. | 97. | paternité | f. paternity. | 98. | patience | f. patience (in this and in the next word ti is pronounced as ci). | 99. | patient, -e | adj. patient, long-suffering, constant. | 100. | patrie | f. native land. | | |