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B1 · Home & household

B1 · Maison et foyer

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    shelf(noun)

    /ʃelf/

    étagère, rayon

    a flat board, made of wood, metal, glass, etc., fixed to the wall or forming part of a cupboard, bookcase , etc., for things to be placed on

    I can reach the shelf.

    Je peux atteindre l'étagère.

    I helped him put up some shelves in his bedroom.

    Synonymesledgemantelcounterrackconsole
    Antonymesfloorgroundnothing
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    string(noun)

    /strɪŋ/

    ficelle, corde

    long, thin material used for tying things together, made of several threads that have been twisted together; a piece of string used to fasten or pull something or keep something in place

    a piece/length of string

    un bout / une longueur de ficelle

    He wrapped the package in brown paper and tied it with string.

    Synonymescordtwinethreadropeline
    Antonymescablewirechainrodbeam
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    bell(noun)

    /bel/

    cloche, sonnette

    a hollow metal object, often like a cup in shape, that makes a ringing sound when hit by a small piece of metal inside it; the sound that it makes

    The church bells rang out to welcome in the New Year.

    Les cloches de l'église ont sonné pour accueillir la nouvelle année.

    a bell tower

    Synonymeschimegongtocsincarillon
    Antonymessilencequiet
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    dirt(noun)

    /dɜːrt/

    saleté, crasse

    any substance that makes something dirty, for example dust, soil or mud

    His coat was covered with dirt.

    Son manteau était couvert de saleté.

    His clothes were covered in dirt.

    Synonymesfilthgrimesoilmuddustsmudge
    Antonymescleanlinesspurityspotlessness
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    tape(noun)

    /teɪp/

    ruban adhésif, scotch

    a long, narrow piece of material with a sticky substance on one side that is used for sticking things together

    Can you fix this torn page with some sticky tape?

    Peux-tu réparer cette page déchirée avec du ruban adhésif ?

    Synonymesrecordingcassettestripbandadhesive tapeduct tape
    Antonymesnone (in most contextsunless referring to the content on the tape)
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    decorate(verb)

    /ˈdekəreɪt/

    décorer

    to make something look more attractive by putting things on it

    You should clean and decorate your house for Tet.

    Tu devrais nettoyer et décorer ta maison pour le Têt.

    The cake was decorated to look like a car.

    Synonymesembellishadornbeautifyornamentfurbish
    Antonymesdefaceuglifystripdisfiguremar
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    pipe(noun)

    /paɪp/

    tuyau, conduite

    a tube through which liquids and gases can flow

    The pipes in my house are broken, so water covers the floor.

    Les tuyaux de ma maison sont cassés, alors l'eau recouvre le sol.

    hot and cold water pipes

    Synonymestubeconduitductlinepipeline
    Antonymesblockageobstructionsolid
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    pan(noun)

    /pæn/

    casserole, poêle

    a container, usually made of metal, with a handle or handles, used for cooking food in

    Heat the milk in a small pan.

    Faites chauffer le lait dans une petite casserole.

    pots and pans

    Synonymespotskilletsaucepanfrying pan
    Antonymesbowlplatedish
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    rope(noun)

    /rəʊp/

    corde

    very strong thick string made by twisting thinner strings, wires, etc. together

    A sailor threw a rope ashore, and we tied the boat to the post.

    Un marin a lancé une corde sur le rivage, et nous avons attaché le bateau au poteau.

    The anchor was attached to a length of rope.

    Synonymescordlinecabletwinestrand
    AntonymesNone
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    fence(noun)

    /fens/

    clôture, barrière

    a structure made of wood or wire supported with posts that is put between two areas of land as a boundary , or around a garden, field, etc. to keep animals in, or to keep people and animals out

    There is a white fence around his house.

    Il y a une clôture blanche autour de sa maison.

    a green fence

    Synonymesbarrierenclosurehedgewallrailing
    Antonymesopen spaceunfenced area
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    yard(noun)

    /jɑːrd/

    cour, jardin

    a piece of land next to or around your house where you can grow flowers, fruit, vegetables, etc., usually with a lawn (= an area of grass)

    The yard at the front of our school is very big.

    La cour devant notre école est très grande.

    The children were playing in the yard at the front of the school.

    Synonymesgardenlawncourtyardenclosureground
    Antonymesinsideinteriorbuilding
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    dust(noun)

    /dʌst/

    poussière

    a fine powder that consists of very small pieces of sand, earth, etc.

    A cloud of dust rose as the truck drove off.

    Un nuage de poussière s'est levé quand le camion est parti.

    The workers wear masks to avoid inhaling the dust.

    Synonymesdirtpowdergritparticlesfilth
    Antonymescleanlinesspurity
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    stuff(noun)

    /stʌf/

    trucs, choses

    used to refer to a substance, material, group of objects, etc. when you do not know the name, when the name is not important or when it is obvious what you are talking about

    They sell stationery and stuff (like that).

    Ils vendent de la papeterie et des trucs (comme ça).

    Where's all my stuff (= my possessions)?

    Synonymesthingsitemsmaterialsgoodsbelongingspossessionsparaphernaliaequipment
    Antonymesnothingvoidemptiness
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    alarm(noun)

    /əˈlɑːrm/

    alarme, alerte

    a loud noise or a signal that warns people of danger or of a problem

    The burglar alarm went off in the middle of the night.

    L'alarme antivol s'est déclenchée au milieu de la nuit.

    Synonymeswarnalertfrightenstartlescare
    Antonymescalmsoothereassurecomfort
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    tube(noun)

    /tuːb/

    tube

    a long narrow container made of soft metal or plastic, with a cap, for thick liquids that are squeezed out

    Can you buy a tube of toothpaste at the shop for me?

    Peux-tu m'acheter un tube de dentifrice au magasin ?

    Synonymespipeconduitcylinderducthollow cylinder
    Antonymessolid rodbarcore
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    curtain(noun)

    /ˈkɜːrtn/

    rideau

    a piece of cloth that is hung to cover a window

    She opened the curtains to let the morning sun in.

    Elle a ouvert les rideaux pour laisser entrer le soleil du matin.

    Synonymesdrapescreenblindveilhanging
    Antonymesexposureopenness
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    cottage(noun)

    /ˈkɑːtɪdʒ/

    petite maison de campagne, cottage

    a small house, especially in the country

    a holiday cottage

    un cottage de vacances

    a charming country cottage with roses around the door

    Synonymescabinhutlodgechaletshack
    Antonymesmansionpalaceestate
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    container(noun)

    /kənˈteɪnər/

    récipient, boîte, conteneur

    a box, bottle, etc. in which something can be stored or transported

    Food will last longer if kept in an airtight container.

    Les aliments se conservent plus longtemps dans un récipient hermétique.

    We compared the two reports carefully.

    Synonymesreceptaclevesselboxcanpackageholder
    Antonymesopen spaceemptiness
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    pot(noun)

    /pɑːt/

    casserole, marmite

    a deep round container used for cooking things in

    pots and pans

    des casseroles et des poêles

    a secret underground passage

    Synonymescontainervesselcauldroncrock
    Antonymesnone (in the sense of a cooking pot)
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    heating(noun)

    /ˈhiːtɪŋ/

    chauffage

    the process of supplying heat to a room or building; a system used to do this

    The heating in the house is very efficient.

    Le chauffage de la maison est très efficace.

    Synonymeswarmingwarming upwarming systemcentral heating
    Antonymescoolingair conditioningrefrigeration
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    mess(noun)

    /mes/

    désordre, pagaille

    a dirty or untidy state

    The room was a complete mess.

    La pièce était dans un désordre complet.

    Synonymesdisorderchaosjumbleclutter
    Antonymesorderneatnesstidiness