se vanter, to extol one's self or each | vigne, ƒ. vine. violer, to violate. venant, m. comer. à tout, to all vingtième, twentieth. to be sold; visage, m. face, look. viser, to aim. visite, f. visit. visité, -e, visited. visiter, to visit. de, to have vite, quickly, quick. vengeance, f. vengeance. venir, to come. just. vent, m. wind. vente, ƒ sale. venu, -e, come. vérité, f. truth. vermisseau, m. little worm. vert, -e, green. vertu, f. virtue. veuve, f. widow. veg vegetable, légume, m. vivement, sharply, eagerly, keenly I voici, here is, here are. voisin, m., voisine, f. neighbor. voisin, -e (adj.), next, near. voiture, f. carriage. voix, f. voice.. voler, to fly; to steal. voleur, m. thief. English-French to violate, trahir. very, très, bien. much, beau- virtue, vertu, ƒ. weather, temps, m. in this cold, whom, que; (after prep.), qui. whatever, quelconque (after the to be willing, vouloir (bien). noun). willingly, volontiers. y, there; to it, to them; to him, to | zéro, m. zero, nought. her; in it, in them. yeux, m. (plur. of œil), eyes. INDEX. Numbers refer to pages. à, contraction with definite article, active voice, 294. adjectives, agreement in gender, 4; adverbs, formation, 220, 332; com- aller, conjugation, 87; idiomatic uses, s'en aller, conjugation, 206. année, contrasted with an, 204. note. apostrophe, use, xii. article, 1; definite: contraction with statement, 51, 141; omission, 141, s'asseoir, conjugation, 221. avant, distinguished from devant, 37. battre, conjugation, 212. bien, used with du or des, 56; posi- tion, 220; comparison, 95. boire, conjugation, 235. bon, comparison, 73; different mean- bouger, without pas or point, 223. capital letters, use of, xxiv; with |