| choisir un terme: 446 | page 9 de 23 | | 161. | encourager | v. to encourage. | | 162. | encre | f. ink. | | 163. | encrier | m. inkstand. | | 164. | endiabler | v. to be in a passion; faire --, to throw into a rage, arouse the devil in. | | 165. | endimancher | v. to put on one's Sunday clothes (usually refl.); endimanché, -e, dressed in one's test clothes. | | 166. | endormir | v. to put to sleep; s'--, fall asleep; endormi, -e, asleep, sleeping, fallen asleep, dull. | | 167. | endosser | v. to put on. | | 168. | endroit | m. place. | | 169. | enfance | f. infancy, childhood. | | 170. | enfant | m., f. child; bon --, good fellow; — de choeur, choir-boy. | | 171. | enfantillage | m. childishness, childish act. | | 172. | enfantin, -e | adj. infantile, childish, children's, child's. | | 173. | enfer | m. hell. | | 174. | enfermer | v. to shut up, enclose. | | 175. | enfiler | v. to thread, string, slip on. | | 176. | enfin | adv. finally, at last, after all, in short. | | 177. | enflammer | v. to inflame, set fire to; enflammé, -e, inflamed, flaming, on fire. | | 178. | enfoncer | v. to sink, drive in, plunge, thrust, hide; s'--, sink, go down (into), settle down, give way, be broken in, plunge. | | 179. | enfuir (s') | v. to flee. | | 180. | engagement | m. engagement, obligation, contract, enlistment. | | |
