French word archive

To give something to someone as a gift, or to make something available to others.

To carry something, or to wear a piece of clothing or accessory.

To look at written words and understand their meaning.

To sleep; to be in a state of rest where the body and mind are inactive.

To listen to someone or something, paying attention to what you hear.

To find something or someone; also used to express an opinion, as in "to think" or "to consider."

To help or assist someone with a task or problem.

To ask for something or to request information from someone.

To walk, or (of a machine or plan) to work and function properly.

A feeling that you can rely on someone or believe that something is true or safe; trust.

To look for or search for someone or something.

To make something clear or easy to understand by describing it in detail.

To remember or recall something from the past.

To suggest or offer something to someone for them to consider or accept.

To miss someone or something; to lack or be without something important.

To eat food; to take a meal. One of the most everyday actions in French life.

To succeed at something or to do something well; to achieve a goal or pass a test.

To tell or narrate a story, event, or experience to someone.

To meet someone, either by chance or by arrangement.

To prepare food by cooking it. Used for everyday cooking at home or professionally.

To wait for someone or something, or to expect something to happen.

To build or construct something, such as a building, object, or idea.

To share something with others, or to divide something into parts.

A leisurely walk taken for pleasure, often outdoors. Also refers to the path or avenue where people stroll.

To smile — to make a happy expression by turning the corners of your mouth upward.

To forget something or someone; to fail to remember or bring something.

To attempt to do something, or to test whether something works or fits.

To understand something, or to include something as part of a whole.

To select one thing from several options; to make a choice.

To learn something new, or to teach someone something. One of the most everyday verbs in French.