Vocabulary Cards
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A1 adjective
ok
d'accord
Meaning
used to indicate agreement, approval, or understanding
Example
Okay, let's go to the park.
A1 adjective
okay
d'accord
Meaning
used to express agreement or acceptance
Example
It's okay to leave early today.
A1 adjective
old
vieux
Meaning
having lived for a long time; not new or young
Example
He still drives his old car.
B1 adjective
old-fashioned
démodé
Meaning
not modern; belonging to an earlier time
Example
He still wears an old-fashioned hat.
C2 noun
Oleander
oléandre
Meaning
a poisonous evergreen shrub with clusters of white, pink, or red flowers
Example
The beautiful oleander flowers bloomed in the garden despite their toxic nature.
C2 noun
olfaction
olfaction
Meaning
The sense of smell; the process of detecting and perceiving odors.
Example
Dogs have a highly developed sense of olfaction.
C2 adjective
olfactory
olfactif
Meaning
Relating to the sense of smell.
Example
The perfume activated her olfactory nerves immediately.
C1 noun
oligarchy
oligarchie
Meaning
A small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution.
Example
The nation was ruled by a wealthy oligarchy that controlled all resources.
B1 noun
Olive
olive
Meaning
a small oval fruit with a hard pit, typically green or black, used for eating or making oil
Example
Olive oil is considered one of the healthiest cooking oils available.
C2 noun
Olive barb
barbe olive
Meaning
A small freshwater fish with olive-colored body and barbels
Example
The olive barb is commonly found in South Asian rivers.
C2 noun
olive-branch
branche d'olivier
Meaning
A symbol of peace or reconciliation; an offer to end conflict.
Example
He extended an olive-branch to his rival after years of hostility.
A2 adjective
olympic
olympique
Meaning
related to the Olympic Games, a major international sporting event
Example
She trained hard to compete in the Olympic Games.
A2 noun
Olympic Games
jeux olympiques
Meaning
The world's largest international sports competition held every four years, bringing together athletes from different countries to compete in various sports.
Example
The Olympic Games bring together the world's top athletes.
A2 noun
olympics
Jeux Olympiques
Meaning
an international sports competition held every four years with athletes from many countries
Example
The Olympics bring athletes from all over the world together.
A2 noun
Omelet
omelette
Meaning
a dish made from beaten eggs cooked in a frying pan and often folded around a filling
Example
She made a cheese omelet for breakfast.
C1 noun
Omen
un signe de bonne ou mauvaise chance future
Meaning
an event regarded as a sign of future good or bad luck
Example
Many people consider a black cat crossing your path a bad omen.
C1 adjective
Ominous
menaçant; sinistre
Meaning
giving the impression that something bad will happen; threatening; foreboding
Example
The dark clouds looked ominous before the storm.
C1 noun
Omission
omission; exclusion
Meaning
the action of excluding or leaving out someone or something; a failure to include
Example
The omission of his name from the list was intentional.
B2 verb
omit
omettre
Meaning
to leave out or exclude; to fail to include something
Example
Please don't omit any important details from your report.
C2 noun
omnipotence
omnipotence
Meaning
The quality of having unlimited power or authority.
Example
Many religions describe God’s omnipotence as absolute.
C2 adjective
omnipotent
omnipotent
Meaning
Having unlimited power; able to do anything; all-powerful.
Example
In many religions, God is considered omnipotent.
C1 adjective
omnipresent
omniprésent
Meaning
(of God) present everywhere at the same time.
Example
Social media has become an omnipresent force in modern society.
C2 noun
omniscience
omniscience
Meaning
the state of knowing everything
Example
The novel's narrator has an air of omniscience, revealing every character's thoughts.
C2 adjective
Omniscient
omniscient
Meaning
having complete knowledge; all-knowing
Example
The narrator in the novel appears to be omniscient, knowing every character's thoughts.