Vocabulaire des 1000 mots les plus courants en anglais : 1000 mots
The 1000 most common everyday words, ranked by real-world usage — core vocabulary for real conversations (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese). Cette page en liste 40 avec leur traduction en anglais, puis vous laisse travailler l’ensemble complet dans les deux sens avec la répétition espacée.
De Français vers Anglais : les 40 premiers mots
| Français | Anglais | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| aimer | like | To find something pleasurable or agreeable, not to compare. |
| temps | time | The ongoing passage of hours and days, as measured by clocks. |
| nouveau | new | Recently made or only just come into existence, the opposite of old. |
| gens | people | Human beings in general, thought of as a group. |
| bon | good | Of high quality or morally right, the opposite of bad. |
| premier | first | Coming before all the others in order. |
| savoir | know | To be aware of a fact or have information, not to be acquainted with a person. |
| voir | see | To perceive something with your eyes. |
| faire | make | To create or produce something. |
| penser | think | To turn ideas over in your mind. |
| vouloir | want | To wish to have or do something. |
| façon | way | The manner or method in which something is done. |
| juste | right | Correct or accurate, not the direction or a legal entitlement. |
| travail | work | Effort spent at a job, usually to earn money. |
| an | year | A period of twelve months. |
| jour | day | A twenty-four hour period, or the bright hours between two nights. |
| prendre | take | To grasp something and carry it away with you. |
| beaucoup | many | A large number of countable things. |
| vie | life | The state of being alive, from birth until death. |
| dire | say | To speak words aloud to someone. |
| monde | world | The Earth and everything and everyone on it. |
| grand | great | Very large in size or importance. |
| dernier | last | Final in sequence or duration, not to endure. |
| meilleur | best | Better than all the others. |
| aimer | love | To feel deep affection for someone or something. |
| homme | man | An adult male human being, not a woman. |
| maison | home | The place where you live and feel you belong. |
| long | long | Measuring a lot from one end to the other, not short. |
| regarder | look | To direct your eyes deliberately, not to appear. |
| utiliser | use | To employ a tool or object for some purpose. |
| venir | come | To move toward the speaker or arrive somewhere. |
| partie | part | A piece or section of a larger whole. |
| état | state | A condition or circumstance, not to say something. |
| trois | three | The number after two and before four. |
| meilleur | better | Of higher quality or more suitable than something else. |
| trouver | find | To discover or locate something you were looking for. |
| aider | help | To make someone's task easier by doing something for them. |
| haut | high | Reaching far up from the ground. |
| petit | little | Small in size or amount. |
| vieux | old | Having lived or existed for a long time. Not new. |
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