1
Q
get up – “I get up at 7.”
A
se lever
2
Q
sit down – “Please sit down.”
A
s’asseoir
3
Q
stand up – “Stand up straight.”
A
se lever
4
Q
wake up – “I woke up early.”
A
se réveiller
5
Q
go out – “We went out last night.”
A
sortir
6
Q
come back – “She came back late.”
A
revenir
7
Q
go back – “Go back to your seat.”
A
retourner
8
Q
come in – “Come in, please.”
A
entrer
9
Q
come out – “The sun came out.”
A
sortir/paraître
10
Q
find out – “I found out the truth.”
A
découvrir
11
Q
look for – “I’m looking for my keys.”
A
chercher
12
Q
pick up / aller chercher – “Pick up your bag.”
A
ramasser
13
Q
put on (vêtement) – “Put on your coat.”
A
mettre
14
Q
take off
A
enlever / décoller
15
Q
turn on – “Take off your shoes.”
A
allumer
16
Q
turn off – “Turn on the radio.”
A
éteindre – “Turn off the light.”
17
Q
go on – “Go on, I’m listening.”
A
continuer
18
Q
hold on – “Hold on a second.”
A
attendre
19
Q
hang on – “Hang on!”
A
patienter
20
Q
come on – “Come on, you can do it!”
A
encourager
21
Q
check in – “We checked in at 3.”
A
s’enregistrer
22
Q
check out – “We checked out early.”
A
quitter l’hôtel
23
Q
get in – “Get in the car.”
A
entrer
24
Q
get out – “Get out of the room.”
A
sortir
25
get off – "Get off here."
descendre (bus/train)
26
get on – "Get on the bus."
monter (bus/train)
27
get back – "I got back late."
revenir
28
look after – "I look after the kids."
s’occuper de
29
look out – "Look out! A car!"
faire attention
30
look up – "Look it up online."
chercher (info)
31
look around – "We looked around the shop."
regarder autour
32
put down – "Put down your phone."
poser
33
put up with – "I can’t put up with this."
supporter
34
take out – "Take out the trash."
sortir/enlever
35
take up – "She took up yoga."
commencer (activité)
36
make up – "She made up an excuse."
inventer
37
make out – "I can’t make out the text."
distinguer
38
make up for – "This makes up for my mistake."
compenser
39
break down – "My car broke down."
tomber en panne
40
break up – "They broke up."
rompre
41
break out – "A fire broke out."
éclater
42
bring back – "It brings back memories."
ramener/rappeler
43
bring up – "He brought up the topic."
mentionner
44
run out of – "We ran out of milk."
ne plus avoir
45
run into – "I ran into Tom."
rencontrer
46
run away – "He ran away from home."
s’enfuir
47
set up – "Set up the tent."
instaurer/installer
48
give up – "Never give up."
abandonner
49
give back – "Give back the book."
rendre
50
turn up – "He turned up late."
apparaître
51
turn down – "She turned down the offer."
refuser
52
turn back – "We turned back because of rain."
revenir
53
turn around – "Turn around, please."
se retourner
54
put away – "Put away your clothes."
ranger
55
put off – "Don’t put it off."
remettre à plus tard
56
put out – "Put out the fire."
éteindre
57
put up – "We can put you up tonight."
héberger
58
take back – "I take back my words."
reprendre
59
take over – "She took over the project."
prendre le contrôle
60
take down – "Take down the notes."
noter
61
take after – "She takes after her mom."
ressembler à
62
go over – "Let’s go over your answers."
revoir
63
go through – "We went through a hard time."
traverser
64
go off – "The alarm went off."
sonner/exploser
65
go away – "Go away!"
partir
66
go up – "Prices went up."
augmenter
67
go down – "The temperature went down."
baisser
68
come up with – "She came up with a plan."
trouver (idée)
69
come across – "I came across a photo."
tomber sur
70
come along – "Come along with me."
accompagner
71
come by – "How did you come by this info?"
obtenir
72
come over – "Come over tonight."
passer chez
73
look over – "Look over the report."
examiner
74
look into – "We’ll look into it."
enquêter
75
look back – "Don’t look back."
regarder derrière
76
look out for – "Look out for cars."
surveiller
77
look forward to – "I look forward to seeing you."
avoir hâte
78
get away – "We got away for the weekend."
s’échapper
79
get away with – "He got away with cheating."
s’en sortir
80
get around – "He gets around by bike."
se déplacer
81
get through – "I got through the test."
réussir / joindre
82
get at – "What are you getting at?"
insinuer
83
bring in – "They brought in a new rule."
introduire
84
bring out – "It brings out her eyes."
mettre en valeur
85
bring over – "Bring over the files."
apporter
86
bring about – "The change brought about progress."
provoquer
87
set off – "We set off early."
se mettre en route
88
set out – "We set out at dawn."
partir
89
set back – "It set me back two days."
retarder
90
run out – "Time ran out."
s’épuiser
91
run over – "He ran over a cone."
écraser
92
run after – "Stop running after him."
courir après
93
hold up – "Traffic held us up."
retarder
94
hold back – "Don’t hold back your feelings."
retirer/empêcher
95
hold out – "We held out as long as possible."
résister
96
break in – "Someone broke in."
forcer l’entrée
97
break off – "They broke off negotiations."
rompre
98
break away – "He broke away from the group."
se détacher
99
take in – "That’s a lot to take in."
comprendre
100
take on – "I can take on more work."
accepter
101
take apart – "He took the phone apart."
démonter
102
fall down – "He fell down the stairs."
tomber
103
fall off – "Sales fell off."
chuter
104
fall apart – "The box fell apart."
se désagréger
105
fall behind – "I fell behind in class."
prendre du retard
106
fall for – "I fell for the story."
se faire avoir
107
show up – "He showed up late."
arriver
108
show off – "He always shows off."
frimer
109
show around – "I’ll show you around town."
faire visiter
110
cut off – "He cut me off."
couper/interrompre
111
cut out – "Cut out sugar."
arrêter
112
cut down (on) – "Cut down on sweets."
réduire
113
cut back – "We cut back expenses."
réduire
114
cut in – "He cut in line."
s’insérer/interrompre
115
let down – "Don’t let me down."
décevoir
116
let in – "Let him in."
laisser entrer
117
let out – "Let the dog out."
laisser sortir
118
call back – "I’ll call you back."
rappeler
119
call off – "They called off the event."
annuler
120
call up – "I called him up."
appeler
121
call on – "We called on our neighbors."
visiter/demander
122
move in – "They moved in yesterday."
emménager
123
move out – "She moved out."
déménager
124
move on – "Let’s move on."
avancer
125
move back – "He moved back home."
revenir
126
give out – "They gave out flyers."
distribuer
127
give away – "He gave away the secret."
donner / révéler
128
give in – "She finally gave in."
céder
129
work out – "We worked it out."
résoudre
130
work on – "I’m working on it."
travailler sur
131
work out (fitness) – "I work out daily."
faire du sport
132
fall out – "They fell out again."
se fâcher
133
fill in – "Fill in the form."
compléter
134
fill out – "Fill out this application."
remplir
135
fill up – "Fill up the tank."
remplir complètement
136
stick to – "Stick to the plan."
s’en tenir à
137
stick out – "It really sticks out."
se démarquer
138
stick up for – "Stick up for your friend."
défendre
139
point out – "She pointed out the mistake."
souligner
140
speak up – "Speak up!"
parler plus fort
141
speak out – "She spoke out."
s’exprimer
142
check up on – "I checked up on him."
vérifier
143
carry on – "Carry on!"
continuer
144
carry out – "They carried out tests."
exécuter
145
turn into – "It turned into a habit."
devenir
146
turn out – "It turned out great."
s’avérer
147
bring down – "It brought me down."
démoraliser / réduire
148
sort out – "Let’s sort this out."
régler / trier
149
mess up – "I messed up."
gâcher
150
cheer up – "Cheer up!"
se remonter
151
drop off – "I dropped her off."
déposer
152
drop out – "He dropped out of school."
abandonner
153
drop by – "Drop by anytime."
passer voir
154
look up to – "Kids look up to athletes."
admire
155
look down on – "Don’t look down on people."
mépriser
156
fix up – "We fixed up the room."
réparer
157
fill in for – "I filled in for her."
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