 | French | English  |  |
 | [pas divisible ou pas divisé en parts] {adj} | indiscrete [rare] [not divided into distinct parts] |  |
Verbs |
 | s'allonger | 3 to lie [to be in / go into a horizontal position] |  |
 | suppléer à qc. [compenser] | to accommodate sth. [bring into harmony] |  |
 | mettre qc. en équilibre | to accommodate sth. [bring into harmony] |  |
 | coordonner qc. [harmoniser] | to attune sth. [bring sth. into harmony, e.g. interests] |  |
 | harmoniser qc. | to attune sth. [bring sth. into harmony, e.g. interests] |  |
 | observer qn./qc. | to consider sb./sth. [take into account] |  |
 | respecter qn./qc. | to consider sb./sth. [take into account] |  |
 | tenir compte de qn./qc. | to consider sb./sth. [take into account] |  |
 | prendre qc. en compte [loc.] | to consider sth. [take into account] |  |
 | se pulvériser | to crumble [into powder] |  |
 | apparaître [habitude, situation] | to develop [habit, situation: come into being] |  |
 | trafic s'engager dans qc. [rue] | to enter sth. [turn into e.g. a lane] |  |
 | exécuter qc. [réaliser] | to execute sth. [carry out, put into action] |  |
 | textile feutrer qc. | to felt sth. [turn into felt] |  |
 | piler qc. | to grind sth. [into dust, powder] |  |
 | se heurter à qc. | to hit sth. [to collide into] |  |
 | s'intégrer [dans, à] | to integrate [esp. person into a group, society] |  |
 | dr. hist. écarteler qn. [torturer] | to quarter sb. [cut into four pieces] |  |
 | réticuler qc. | to reticulate sth. [form into a network] |  |
 | cuis. couper qc. en rondelles | to ring sth. [Am.] [cut into rings] |  |
 | méd. faire interner qn. [dans un hôpital psychiatrique] | to section sb. [Br.] [legally force sb. into a psychiatric hospital] |  |
 | arts dégrader qc. [couleurs] | to shade sth. [into one another] [colours / colors] |  |
Nouns |
 | géogr. fleuve {m} | 9 river [flowing into the sea] |  |
 | géogr. rivière {f} | 6 river [flowing into another river] |  |
 | fin. versement {m} [dépôt] | 2 deposit [into an account] |  |
 | agr. zool. désalpe {f} [suisse] [descente de l'alpage] | [autumnal ceremonial cattle drive from mountain pastures into valleys] |  |
 | adm. occup. pol. Atelier et Chantier d'Insertion {noun} <ACI> | [French government organisation for re-integrating long-term unemployed back into society] |  |
 | cuis. curbelet {m} | [thin wafer rolled into a tube; speciality of Department Tarn in Southern France] |  |
 | cuis. aligot {m} | aligot [dish made from cheese blended into mashed potatoes (often with some garlic) that is made in L'Aubrac region in the southern Massif Central of France] |  |
 | cuis. croquembouche {m} | croquembouche [aussi : croque-en-bouche] [French dessert consisting of choux pastry puffs piled into a cone and bound with threads of caramel, often served at weddings] |  |
 | plongeon {m} | dive [into water] |  |
 | sport plongeon {m} [discipline] | diving [from a height into water] |  |
 | admission {f} [dans un club] | induction [into a club] |  |
 | intégration {f} [dans un travail] | induction [into a job] |  |
 | mil. incorporation {f} [dans l'armée] | induction [into the army] |  |
 | initiation {f} | initiation [acceptance into something, admission] |  |
 | arts polyptyque {m} | polyptych [a painting (usually panel painting) which is divided into sections, or panels.] |  |
 | sociol. réinsertion {f} [réadaption à la société] | rehabilitation [reintegration into society] |  |
 | cuis. mouillette {f} [à tremper dans un œuf mollet] | soldier [strip of bread for dipping into a soft-boiled egg] |  |
2 Words: Verbs |
 | décomposer qc. [séparer un tout en ses parties; séparer les éléments] | to break sth. down [into its separate elements] |  |
 | trinquer [fam.] [subir un dommage] | to cop it [Br.] [coll.] [get into trouble] |  |
 | mil. déferler sur qc. [ville, pays] | to pour into sth. [e.g. soldiers into a town] |  |
 | insinuer qc. dans qc. | to slip sth. into sth. [introduce into] |  |
 | emmagasiner qc. [entreposer] | to store sth. away [stock, put into storage] |  |
2 Words: Nouns |
 | irruption {f} [entrée soudaine et violente de personnes dans un lieu] | bursting in [of people into a place] |  |
 | dr. sociol. violation {f} de domicile | forcible entry [into a person's home] |  |
 | cuis. homard {m} Thermidor | lobster Thermidor [lobster meat cooked in a rich wine sauce, stuffed back into a lobster shell, and browned] |  |
 | hist. pol. Pragmatique Sanction {f} [1549] | Pragmatic Sanction [edict issued by Charles, Holy Roman Emperor, in 1549 reorganising the Seventeen Provinces of the present-day Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg into one indivisible territory] |  |
 | trafic sortie {f} de camions [avertissement routier] | truck exit [usually a warning sign that trucks could enter into the road] |  |
3 Words: Verbs |
 | mettre en service | to bring on stream [into operation] |  |
3 Words: Nouns |
 | hist. mil. pol. bataille {f} de Ratisbonne [1809] [aussi : bataille de Regensburg] | Battle of Ratisbon [1809] [also: Battle of Regensburg] [final battle in Bavaria, Napoleon forced the Austrian army to retreat into Bohemia, leaving the way open for Napoleon to enter Vienna] |  |
 | Charles {m} le Téméraire [1433-1477] | Charles the Bold [was Duke of Burgundy 1467-1477. Tried and failed to turn the Burgundian State into a territorially continuous Kingdom, leading to centuries of European disputes.] |  |
4 Words: Others |
 | Du nerf ! [fam.] [loc.] | Give it some welly ! [coll.] [idiom] [put more effort into it!] |  |
4 Words: Verbs |
 | monter dans une voiture | to jump in a car [get into] |  |
 | zool. effaroucher un animal | to scare an animal away [into flight] |  |
4 Words: Nouns |
 | hist. mil. pol. bataille {f} du Lechfeld [955] | (Second) Battle of Lechfeld [955] [German victory, halting the Magyar incursions into Latin Europe ] |  |
5+ Words: Others |
 | Ça va être ma fête ! [fam.] [loc.] | I'm going to cop it! [Br.] [coll.] [idiom] [get into trouble] |  |
5+ Words: Nouns |
 | hist. mil. pol. guerre {f} de la Sixième Coalition [1813-1814] | War of the Sixth Coalition [1813-1814] [coalition of Austria, Prussia, Russia, UK, Portugal, Sweden, Spain and some German States defeated France and drove Napoleon into exile on Elba] |  |