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ing. compagnon, _m._ companion; bon --, good companion, good fellow. comparaison, _f._ comparison. comparer, _v._ to compare; compare, -e, compared, comparative. compas, _m._ pair of compasses. compassion, _f._ compassion. compatissant, -e, _adj._ compassionate. competence, _f._ competence, department; quelque chose de ma --, something I know about. complaire, _v._ to please; complaisant, -e, adj. obliging. complet, -ete, _adj. and m._ complete, suit of clothes. completement, _adv._ completely. completer, _v._ to complete. complice, _m., f._ accomplice. compliment, _m._ compliment; je vous fais mon --, I compliment you. compliquer, _v._ to complicate. composer, _v._ to compose; se --, be composed. composition, _f._ composition. comprendre, _v._ to understand; (y) compris, including. compromettre, _v._ to compromise. compte, _m._ count, account, reckoning, regard; se rendre -- de, to realize; se rendre bien --, to be quite aware (in this and in the next three words _p_ is not pronounced). compter, _v._ to count, include, count on, intend; comptant, in cash. compteur, _m._ register, meter. comptoir, _m._ counter, bar, bank (usually for foreign business); Comptoir general de credit, International Bank. comte, _m._ count. comtesse, _f._ countess. conception, _f._ conception. concert, _m._ concert. concerto, _m._ concerto (piece of music composed for one instrument with accompaniment; Italian,-concert). concevoir, _v._ to conceive. concierge, _m., f._ concierge, door-keeper, porter, janitor. conclure, _v._ to conclude, draw conclusions; concluant, -e, conclusive. concours, _m._ concourse, assembly, competition, fair. condamner, _v._ to condemn (_m_ not pronounced): condition, _f._ condition, position. conducteur, _m._ conductor, driver. conduire, _v._ to conduct, drive, lead, take, behave. conduit, _m._ conduit, passage, pipe. conduite, _f._ conduct. cone, _m._ cone. confection, _f._ making, ready-made suit. confesser, _v._ to confess; aller se --, go to confession or to confess. confession, _f._ confession. confessionnal, _m._ confessional confiance, _f._ confidence. confidence, _f._ confidential remark, secret. confier, _v._ to confide. confire, _v._ to preserve. confirmer, _v._ to confirm. confiture, _f._ preserves, sweet-meats. confondre, _v._ to confound, confuse, blend; se --, be confounded, be confused, blend. conformement, _adv._ conformably, suitably. confronter, _v._ to confront. confus, -e
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