English words
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Synonym
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French
translation
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Word in context
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An outcast
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a person who has been
rejected by society or a social group: a pariah, a black sheep
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un marginal
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PRISON
:
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A common prisoner
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Un prisonnier ordinaire
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Gaol
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Jail, prison
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La prison
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Punishment
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La punition, le châtiment
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To be indicted for something
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To be accused of sth
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Etre accusé de qq chose
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“[…] I was never indicted at
all”
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One thief à Two thieves
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Un voleur
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RELIGIOUS
VOCABULARY :
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Good and evil
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Le bien et le mal
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Supreme vice
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Le vice suprême
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Duty
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Le devoir (moral)
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Gods
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Les dieux
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Sin
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Le péché
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Judgement
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Le jugement, le châtiment
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THE
ARTIST’S WORLD :
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The artist
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L’artiste
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A beautiful work of art
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Une belle oeuvre d’art
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Beauty
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La beauté
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Sorrow
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Affliction, grief
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La peine, la tristesse
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To suffer from something
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Souffrir de qq chose
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Folly à Follies
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Absurdity, nonsense,
indiscretion, madness
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Une folie
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To be conceited
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Arrogant, self-important, narcissistic, smug, self-centered ...
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Etre vaniteux
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“[…] it helps one, or should
help one […] not to be too conceited”
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ROLE
& INFLUENCE OF SOCIETY:
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To be convicted of sth
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Etre reconnu coupable
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“There are many things of
which I was convicted that I had done […]”
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To help
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Aider
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wretched
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Deplorable, lamentable,
despicable …
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“It is wretched that they have to do so[…]”
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To creep
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To move slowly with the body
close to the ground, on hands and knees
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Ramper
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“[…] to creep into some hole
and die.”
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Wrong
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Unfair, unjust
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Injuste
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To be ashamed of something
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Avoir honte de quelque chose
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“[…] one of the things I
shall have to teach myself is not to be ashamed of it.”
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Society
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La société
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To fail to do something
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Echouer, ne pas parvenir à
faire qq chose, négliger de faire qq chose.
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‘’they failed to be ranked in
the top ten.’’
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Shallowness
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Superficiality
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Manque de profondeur
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To abandon someone or
something
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To forsake
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Abandonner
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“[…] it abandons him […]
when its highest duty toward him begins.”
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Fortunate
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Lucky
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Chanceux
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“You are more fortunate than
I am”
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4/30/2013
De Profundis: vocabulary (Liliade and Marina)
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