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rer than il y a); n'est-ce pas?, isn't it?, don't you think so?, etc.; il n'etait plus au jeu, he no longer had his mind on the game; elle en fut dans l'admiration, she went into ecstacy over it; _m._ being. etreindre, _v._ to squeeze, hug, clasp, grip. etroit, -e, _adj._ narrow. etude, _f._ study. etudier, _v._ to study. eunuque, _m._ eunuch. Eure, _f._ French river and department (in Normandy). Europe, _f._ Europe. eux, _disj. pr._ they, them, themselves; causer entre --, to chat with one another. eux-memes, _pr._ themselves, etc.; d'--, by themselves, without interference. evaluer, _v._ to value, estimate. Evangeliste, _m._ Evangelist. Evangile, _m._ Gospel. evanouir (s'), _v._ to faint, vanish. evaporer, _v._ to evaporate. eveil, _m._ awakening; en --, on the alert or watch. eveiller, _v._ to awaken, arouse; s'--, awake; eveille, -e, awakened, wide-awake. evenement, _m._ event. eventail, _m._ fan. evente, -e, _adj._ flat, giddy. eventrer, _v._ to rip open, disembowel. eveque, _m._ bishop. evertuer (s'), _v._ to strive, do one's utmost. evidemment, _adv._ evidently (_em_ pronounced as _am_). evident, -e, _adj._ evident. evider, _v._ to hollow out; dentelles d'une sculpture evidee, open-work stone carving. eviter, _v._ to avoid. Evreux, town 68 miles northwest of Paris (department of Eure). exactement, _adv._ exactly. exagerer, _v._ to exaggerate. exaltation, _f._ exaltation, glorification, exhilaration. exalter, _v._ to exalt; s'--, become excited. examiner, _v._ to examine. exasperer, _v._ to exasperate. excellence, _f._ excellence; par --, preeminently. excellent, -e, _adj._ excellent. excepter, _v._ to except; excepte, _prep._ except. exces, _m._ excess. excessif, -ive, _adj._ excessive, exorbitant. exciter, _v._ to excite, arouse. exclamation, _f._ exclamation. exclusivement, _adv._ exclusively. excuse, _f._ excuse. excuser, _v._ to excuse. executer, _v._ to execute. execution, _f._ execution. exemple, _m._ example, parallel, copy; par --, indeed, really, for example. exempt, -e, _adj._ exempt, free (_p_ not pronounced). exercer, _v._ to exercise, practice, train; s'--, practice, be trained, be exercised, drill, be produced. exercice, _m._ exercise, drill. exhaler, _v._ to exhale, give vent to, heave. exiger, _v._ to exact, demand. exil, _m._ exile. exiler, _v._ to exile. existence, _f._ existence. exister, _v._ to exist. expedition, _f._ expedition. experience, _f._ experience, exper
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