From these 32 words, as many per round as you like — up to all of them: first what is due today, then new ones. First you choose, then you fill the gap, then you write it yourself. Mistakes come back again shortly.
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The list nobody wants to need. In the middle of it is l’audition, and the English word spelt the same way belongs to a theatre. L’audition d’un témoin is the police or court *interview* — the session in which somebody is heard — and être entendu is to be interviewed in that sense. English « audition » is the tryout an actor or a musician goes to, and it never means questioning; the English for l’audition is « interview », « questioning » or, in court, « hearing ». The tryout, in French, is une audition too when a singer is heard — so the word does cover both, but the police sense is the frequent one and the one on this page. And there is a third: l’audition is also hearing as a faculty, une perte d’audition. One noun, three rooms.
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s’effondrerto collapseVerbB1
Il s’est effondré devant la porte.He collapsed in front of the door.
saignerto bleedVerbB1
La main saigne encore un peu.The hand is still bleeding a little.
s’échapperto escapeVerbB1
Tout le monde s’est échappé par la cour.Everybody escaped through the courtyard.
sauverto rescueVerbB1
Un passant a sauvé le chien.A passer-by rescued the dog.
déroberto steal (formal)VerbB1
On lui a dérobé son portefeuille dans le bus.Somebody stole his wallet on the bus.
cambriolerto burgleVerbB1
La maison voisine a été cambriolée en août.The house next door was burgled in August.
signalerto report (a fault)VerbB1
Il signale la panne au gardien.He reports the fault to the caretaker.
