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Raconter, v. a. (1) to relate, to tell

Rafraîchir, v. a. (2) to refresh Raison, f. reason, right Raison (avoir), to be right Raisonner, v. a, (1) to reason, to argue

Ralentir, v. a. (2) to abate,
to slacken
Ramage, m. flowers
Ramper, v. n. (1) to creep, to
crawl

Rang, m. row, rank
Ranimer, v. a. (1) to restore,

to revive

Rapide, adj. rapid, swift Rapidement, adv. rapidly Rappeler, v. a. (1) to recall, to call again Rapporter, v. a. (1) to bring again, to carry back Rapprocher, v. a. (1) to draw near, to approach again Rassasier, v. a. (1) to satisfy Rassemblement,m. collecting, assembling

Rassurer, v. a. (1) to reassure, Rat, m. rat [to strengthen Ravir, v. a. (2) to carry off,

to charm

Ravissant, e, adj. charming
Rayon, m. ray, beam
Réalité, f. reality
Rebelle, m. rebel

Récent, e, adj. recent, late Recevoir, v. a. (3) to receive,

to accept

Recherche, f. search, pursuit Rechercher, v. a. to seek again Récit, m. recital

Réciter, v. a. (1) to recite, to

narrate

Réclamation, f.claim, demand Recommencer, v. a. (1) to

recommence

Récompense, f. reward Récompenser, v. a. (1) to reward, to requite Reconduire, v. a. (1) to lead back, to reconduct Reconnaissance, f. gratitude,

thankfulness Reconnaître, v. a. irr. (4) to acknowledge, to recognize Recueillir, v. a. irr. (2) to gather Reculer, v. a. (1) to go back,

to retreat

Redoublé, e, part. redoubled
Redoubler, v. a. (1) to re-
double, to increase
Redoutable, adj. redoubtable,
formidable
Redoute, f. redoubt
Redouter, v. a. (1) to dread,
to fear

Redresser, v. a. (1) to lift up
again
Réel, le, adj. real, true
Réellement, adv. really

Refuser, v. a. (1) to refuse
Regagner, v. a. (1) to regain,
Régal, m. treat [to recover
Regard, m. look
Regarder, v. a. (1) to look at,
to behold
Régiment, m. regiment
Régler, v. a. (1) to settle
Régne, m. reign
Régner, v. n. (1) to reign, to
govern, to rule
Regret, m. regret
Regretter, v. a. (1) to regret
Rehausser, v. a. (1) to raise,
Reine, f. queen [to heighten
Rejeter, v. a. (1) to reject
Rejeton, m. shoot, sprout
Rejoindre, v. a. irr. (4) to
rejoin

Réjouir (se), v. ref. (2) to
Relation, f. relation [rejoice
Relever, v. a. (1) to raise
again

Relief, m. relief, relievo Religion, f. religion Remarquer, v. a. (1) to remark Remède, m. remedy Remercier, v. a. (1) to thank Remettre, v.a. irr. (4) to remit Rempart, m. rampart Remplacer, v. a. (1) to replace

Replier, v. a. (1) to fall back, to fold again

Répliquer, v. a. (1) to reply,

to answer

Répondre, v. a. (1) to answer Repos, m. rest, repose Reposer (se), v. ref. (1) to lie down, to rest Reprendre, v. a. (1) to resume Représenter, v. a. (1) to represent

Réprimer, v. a. (1) to repress,
to restrain
Reprise, f. renewal, resump-
Reproche, m. reproach [tion
Reprocher, v.a. (1)to reproach
Répugner, v. n. (1) to be
repugnant

Réseau, m. net, net-work
Réserve, f. reserve
Réserver, v. a. (1) to reserve
Résistance, f. resistance
Résister, v. n. (1) to resist
Résoudre, v. a. irr. (4) to
resolve

Respect, m. respect, regard
Respectable, adj. respectable
Respirer, v. n. (1) to breathe
Responsabilité, f. responsi-
bility

Ressaisir,v.a. (2) to seize again Ressembler, v. n. (1) to

resemble

Reste, m. remainder
Reste (au), besides [to stay
Rester, v. n. (1) to remain,

Sanglier, m. wild boar

Sans, prep. without Sardine, f. white stripes Satisfaire, v. a. irr. (4) to satisfy, to please Saut, m. leap, jump Sauter, v. n. (1) to jump, to leap

Sauvage, adj. savage, wild Sauvage, m. savage Sauvegarde, f. safeguard, defence

Sauver, v. a. (1) to save, to deliver

Sauver (se) v. r. (1) to escape Savant, e, adj. learned Savant, m. wise man, learned

person

Savoie, f. Savoy

Savoir, v. a. irr. (3) to know, (mentally)

Savoyard, m. Savoyard
Scène, f. scene

Scierie, f. saw-mill
Scrupuleux, adj. scrupulous
Se (s'), pron. one's self, herself,
himself, themselves
Sec, sèche, adj. dry
Second, e, num. adj. second
Secouer, v. a. (1) to throw off
Secourir, v. a. irr. (2) to help,