faire signifie anglais
| Français | Anglais |
|---|---|
| faire du covoiturage verbe | carpool [carpooled, carpooling, carpools]◼◼◼(travel together) |
| faire du jogging verbe | jog [jogged, jogging, jogs]◼◼◼(to move in an energetic trot) |
| faire du lèche-vitrine verbe | window-shop [window-shopped, window-shopping, window-shops]◼◼◼(browse shops with no intention of buying) |
| faire du mal à verbe | harm [harmed, harming, harms]◼◼◼(cause damage) |
| faire du pied nom | footsie◼◼◼(flirting game) |
| faire du playback verbe | lip-sync◼◼◼(to move lips in synchronization with sounds) |
| faire du saute-mouton verbe | leapfrog [leapfrogged, leapfrogging, leapfrogs](to jump over some obstacle) |
| faire du shopping verbe | shop [shopped, shopping, shops]◼◼◼(to visit shops) |
| faire du skate verbe | skateboard [skateboarded, skateboarding, skateboards]◼◼◼(to use a skateboard) |
| faire du snowboard; [Canada] faire de la planche verbe | snowboard [snowboarded, snowboarding, snowboards]◼◼◼(to ride a snowboard) |
| faire du stop verbe | hitchhike [hitchhiked, hitchhiking, hitchhikes]◼◼◼(to try to get a ride in a passing vehicle while standing at the side of a road) |
| faire du sur place verbe | tread water◼◼◼(to make no progress) |
| faire du sur-place verbe | hover [hovered, hovering, hovers]◼◼◼(to linger in one place) |
| faire du thé verbe | stew [stewed, stewing, stews](to brew (tea)) |
| faire du vélo verbe | cycle [cycled, cycling, cycles]◼◼◼(to ride a cycle) bicycle [bicycled, bicycling, bicycles]◼◼◼(to ride a bicycle) |
| faire du zapping verbe | zap [zapped, zapping, zaps](change channels repeatedly) |
| faire durer verbe | draw out◼◼◼(to make something last for more time than is necessary) eke out(to supplement) |
| faire échec et mat verbe | checkmate [checkmated, checkmating, checkmates]◼◼◼(to put an opponent into checkmate) |
| faire éclater verbe | burst [burst, bursting, bursts]◼◼◼(to cause to burst) |
| faire éclore verbe | hatch [hatched, hatching, hatches]◼◼◼(to incubate eggs) |
| faire effet verbe | take effect◼◼◼(to become active; to become effective) |
| faire époque verbe | make history◼◼◼(do something that will be widely remembered for a long time) |
| faire erreur verbe | mistake◼◼◼(to take one thing for another) slip [slipped, slipping, slips](to err) |
| faire euthanasier verbe | euthanize◼◼◼(submit (a person or an animal) to euthanasia) |
| faire face verbe | come to grips with◼◼◼(to confront directly) face the music◼◼◼(to accept or confront the unpleasant consequences of one's actions) |
| faire face (à) verbe | deal [dealt, dealing, deals]◼◼◼(to handle, manage) cope [coped, coping, copes]◼◼◼(to deal effectively with something) |
| faire face à verbe | face [faced, facing, faces]◼◼◼(have its front closest to) face [faced, facing, faces]◼◼◼(position oneself towards) |
| faire faillite verbe | go bankrupt◼◼◼(to become bankrupt) |
| faire fausse route preposition | on the wrong track◼◼◼preposition |
| faire fausse route verbe | bark up the wrong tree◼◼◼verb |
| faire faux bond à verbe | stand up◼◼◼(to avoid a prearranged meeting) |
| faire fermenter verbe | leaven [leavened, leavening, leavens](to cause to rise by fermentation) |
| faire fermer verbe | close down◼◼◼(to stop trading) |
