Tuesday, July 5, 2011

フランス語の第二のグループの動詞 (Verbe du 2e groupe) (-ir)

フランス語の第二のグループの動詞 (Verbe du 2e groupe) (-ir)

Abasourdir (あぜんとさせる、気絶させる、当惑させるに)
   
Abâtardir (落とすが悪化する)

s'Abâtardir (退化する)

Abêtir (愚か作る)

s'Abêtir (愚かになること)

Abolir (廃止する)

aboutir (終わるために成功)

s'Abrutir (自分自身を分解した)

Accomplir (達成するために遂行する)

s'Accroupir (不法占拠する)

Adoucir (甘くする柔らかくする)

s'Adoucir (穏やかな[天気]を取得する)

Affadir (無味味気ないようにします)

s'Affadir ( 無味になるため味気ない)

Affaiblir (弱めるため削減)

s'Affaiblir (になるために力を失う)

Affermir (強化するため統合)

s'Affermir (強くなる)

Affranchir 手紙スタンプするために自由(スレーブ)に設定し、解放する

s'Affranchir de (~から自由になる)

Agir (行動する)

s'Agir de (程度であることが)

Agrandir (拡大する)

s'Agrandir (大きく成長する)

Aguerrir (強化する)

s'Aguerrir (硬化になる)

Ahurir (きょとんとさせるびっくり仰天させるに)

Aigrir (いっそうひどくする、酸味する)

s'Aigrir (酸っぱくなるする、つらい思いになる)

Alourdir (重いようにします)

s'Alourdir (重い成長する愚かな鈍いを成長させる)

Alunir (月面に着陸する)

Amaigrir (薄いする貧しくする(土壌

s'Amaigrir (細い成長する)

Amerrir 海の上降りるする)

Ameublir (緩めるために(土壌)別れる)

Amincir (薄くする)

s'Amincir (細いする

Amoindrir (減らすために減少)

s'Amoindrir (減少させるために以下で育つ)

Amollir (柔らかくする)

s'Amollir (柔らかいになる)

Amortir (音)を和らげるする減価償却する償却する)

s'Amortir

Anéantir (何に削減する)

s’Anéantir (消えるように何にも来る)

Anoblir (高尚にする)

Aplanir ((表面)滑らかにする平面(木

s'Aplanir (より簡単になるために、スムーズになる)

Aplatir (平坦化する)

s'Aplatir (平らに横になってよりフラットになる)

Appauvrir (貧しくする)

s'Appauvrir (貧しい成長する)

Appesantir (重いなる)

s'Appesantir (重くなり)

Applaudir (拍手する)

s'Applaudir (自分を祝福する)

Approfondir (深めるために徹底的に勉強する)

s'Approfondir ( 深く成長する)

Arrondir (四捨五入する)

s'Arrondir (ラウンドになる)

Assagir (静める地味な)

s'Assagir (冷静になる、賢くなる)

Assaillir (攻撃に攻撃する)

Assainir (清めるために健康にする)

s'Assainir (改善する / より健全になる)

Asservir (奴隷にする奴隷に減らす)

s'Asservir à (-に身を施す/-に提出する)

Assombrir (暗くする)

s'Assombrir ( 暗くなる)

Assortir (一致させる(色)/在庫ありするショップ)

Assoupir (鈍いする(痛み)/小康状態する情熱)/ 眠気を作る)

s'Assoupir (うとうとする)

Assouplir (しなやかを作るために柔らかくする)

s'Assouplir ( しなやかになるために)

Assourdir (トーンダウンする/耳を聾する)

s'Assourdir (消えるまで / かすかを成長させる)

Assouvir (急冷する渇き/ なだめる情熱))

s'Assouvir (飽きるになるために / 自分に供給過剰に)

Assujettir (征服する / 締める / 縁石する情熱

s'Assujettir à (会わせる/ 属する)

Attendrir (入札を作る (肉/ 柔らかくする(野菜)

s'Attendrir (泣かされる / 泣き出す / ジーント来る / 入札を作る (肉)

Atterrir (着陸する)

Attiédir (冷却する / 生温い作る)

s'Attiédir (法令する / 少ない信奉者になる),

s'Avachir ( 自分のエネルギーを失うする / ざつになる)

Avertir (警告する / 知らせる)

Aveulir (無関心にする)

s'Aveulir (無関心になること)

Avilir (低下させる傾向)

s'Avilir (自分を貶する / 価値を失う)

B
Bannir de (~から追放する / ~から追い出す)

Barrir ( ラッパする[])

Bâtir (構築する / 建設する / 建てる)

Bénir (祝福する)

Blanchir (白になるために[毛])、ホワイトウォッシュ(壁)

Se Blanchir (自分の名前をクリアする)

Blêmir (青ざめるする、薄暗くなってきて)

Blettir (爛熟する)

Bleuir (青になる)

Blondir (黄金のになる)

Se Blottir (丸くする, よりそう、寄り添う、寄添う)

Bondir (はねる、とぶ、おどる)

Bouffir (はれる、晴れる、腫れる)

brandir
   

to brandish (arm), wave about (object)

brunir
   

to tan, become dark

brunir, se
   

to go darker

candir, se
   

(rare) to crystallize [sugar]

chancir
   

(rare) to go mouldy

chancir, se
   

(rare) to go mouldy

chérir
   

to cherish

choisir
   

to choose, select

clapir
   

to squeal [rabbit]

compatir à
   

to sympathize with, be indulgent towards

convertir
   

to convert, win over

convertir à, se
   

to become converted, turn to

crépir
   

(rare) to grain (leather), roughcast (wall)

croupir
   

to lie (in filth), stagnate [water]

débâtir
   

to pull down

décatir
   

(rare) to take the gloss off (cloth)

décatir, se
   

(rare) to age, lose one’s freshness

décrépir
   

(rare) to strip plaster

décrépir, se
   

to fall into disrepair

définir
   

to define

défleurir
   

to loose blossom [tree]

défraîchir
   

to take away the freshness

défraîchir, se
   

to lose one’s freshness

dégarnir
   

to empty (bank account, store window)

dégarnir, se
   

to lose its leaves, one’s hair

dégauchir
   

to rough-plane (board)

déglutir
   

(rare) to swallow

dégourdir
   

to remove stiffness from (limb), revive

dégourdir, se
   

to warm up, stretch one’s limbs, grow more alert

dégrossir
   

to rough down (timber), trim

dégrossir, se
   

to acquire polish

déguerpir
   

to move out secretly [tenant], bolt

démolir
   

to demolish (house), knock down (argument)

démunir de
   

to deprive from

démunir de, se
   

to part with, give up (sth)

dénantir de, se
   

to give up, to part with (securities)

dépérir
   

to waste away [person], decline [health], wither [tree]

dépolir
   

to dull (surface), to grind (glass)

dépolir, se
   

to become dull

déraidir
   

to unstiffen

déraidir, se
   

to lose its stiffness [limb], become less tense

désassortir
   

to break up (collection)

désemplir, se
   

to empty [room]

désemplir, ne pas se
   

to be always full [store]

désenlaidir
   

to make less ugly

désépaissir
   

to thin down (hair, sauce)

désinvestir
   

to reduce one’s investments

désobéir à
   

to disobey, be disobedient

dessaisir de
   

to dispossess of

dessaisir de, se
   

to relinquish, part with

dessertir
   

to unset (precious stone)

désunir
   

to disunite, divide (people), separate (boards)

désunir, se
   

to become disunited, to come apart

dévernir
   

to remove varnish

divertir
   

to amuse, entertain

divertir, se
   

to amuse o.s.

doucir
   

(rare) to polish (metal, glass)

durcir
   

to harden

durcir, se
   

to harden, grow hard

ébahir
   

to astound, flabbergast

ébahir de, s’
   

to gape at, stand dumbfounded at

éblouir
   

to dazzle

éclaircir
   

to clear up (mystery), thin (forest)

éclaircir, s’
   

to clear up [weather], become clearer [situation], become thinner [hair]

écrouir
   

(tech). to hammer-harden (metal)

élargir
   

to widen (road), set free (prisoner)

élargir, s’
   

to widen out, extend

embellir
   

to embellish, make more beautiful

embellir, s’
   

to become more beautiful

emboutir
   

to stamp, press (metal), run into (car)

emboutir, s’
   

to collide [cars]

embrunir
   

(rare) to make brown, darken

embrunir, s’
   

(rare) to darken

emplir
   

to fill up

emplir de, s’
   

to fill up with

empuantir
   

to fill with stink, with bad odour

enchérir
   

to go up in price, make a higher bid

endolorir
   

to make painful, sore (limb)

endolorir, s’
   

to become painful

endurcir à
   

to toughen, harden to

endurcir, s’
   

to harden, become tough

enfouir
   

to bury

enfouir, s’
   

to bury o.s.

engloutir
   

to run through (fortune), gobble up (food)

engloutir, s’
   

to sink [boat], be engulfed

engourdir
   

to benumb (mind, limb) [cold, heat]

engourdir, s’
   

to grow numb [limb]

enhardir
   

to make bolder

enhardir, s’
   

to become bolder

enlaidir
   

to make ugly

enlaidir, s’
   

to grow ugly

ennoblir
   

to ennoble (sb), improve the quality (product)

enorgueillir
   

to make proud

enorgueillir de, s’
   

to pride o.s. on

enrichir
   

to enrich, make wealthy

enrichir, s’
   

to grow rich, make money

ensevelir
   

to shroud (corpse), bury, entomb

ensevelir, s’
   

to disappear (under ruins)

envahir
   

to invade

épaissir
   

to thicken (sauce), get thicker

épaissir, s’
   

to become thick [smoke], thicken [hair, fog], grow fat

épanouir
   

(lit.) to open out [flower]

épanouir, s’
   

to open out [flower], light up [face], blossom out [beauty]

estourbir
   

(lit.) to stun [by a blow], to stupefy

établir
   

to establish (business), set up (record), prove (fact)

établir, s’
   

to establish o.s. (in a place), become established [custom]

étourdir
   

to stun, make dizzy

étourdir, s’
   

to drown one’s sorrows, try to forget

évanouir, s’
   

to faint

faiblir
   

to weaken, lose power [engine], abate [wind]

farcir de
   

to stuff with (poultry), cram with (ideas, quotations)

farcir la mémoire de, se
   

to cram one’s memory with

finir
   

to finish, end

fléchir
   

to bend (knee), sag [knees], weaken [currency]

flétrir
   

to wither up [flower], slur [reputation]

flétrir, se
   

to wither [flower]

fleurir
   

to blossom [plant] (imparfait   fleurissait); thrive, flourish (imparfait   florissait)

forcir
   

to grow stronger [wind], to grow strong [child]

fouir
   

to dig ground [animal]

fourbir
   

to furbish (arm), polish up (metal object)

fournir
   

to supply, provide, follow suit (when playing cards)

fournir de, se
   

to provide o.s. with

fraîchir
   

to become cooler [weather]

franchir
   

to jump over (ditch), get over (difficulty), break (sound barrier)

frémir de
   

to quiver with, shiver with

garantir
   

to guarantee, secure (debt)

garnir de
   

to stock with (shop), trim with (lace)

garnir, se
   

to fill up [room]

gauchir
   

to warp (board), twist out of shape

gauchir, se
   

to warp [board], twist out of shape

gémir
   

to moan, groan

glapir
   

to bark [fox], yap, yelp [young dog]

glatir
   

to scream [eagle]

grandir
   

to grow tall [child], increase [power, discontent], magnify [microscope]

grandir, se
   

to make o.s. taller, more important

gravir
   

to go up (hill), climb (social ladder)

grossir
   

to grow bigger, enlarge, magnify (object)

guérir de
   

to heal, to cure, to get over from (fever)

guérir, se
   

to get better

guérir de, se
   

to recover from

hennir
   

to neigh [horse], whinny

honnir
   

to disgrace, dishonour

impartir
   

to grant (right, favour)

infléchir
   

to bend (ray, policy)

infléchir, s’
   

to bend [ray], cave in [structure]

intervertir
   

to invert, reverse the order

investir
   

to invest (money), besiege (place)

investir de
   

to invest with (mission)

jaillir de
   

to spring from

jaunir
   

to turn yellow, fade

jouir de
   

to enjoy (life)

languir
   

to languish, become weak, be slack [business]

lotir
   

to divide into lots

maigrir
   

to lose weight

maudire
   

to curse (participe passé   maudit)

meurtrir
   

to bruise (flesh, fruit), wound (morally sb)

mincir
   

to get thinner

moisir
   

to mildew, go mouldy

moitir
   

(tech.) to make wet (paper)

mollir
   

to slacken [rope], lose strength [legs]

mugir
   

to bellow [bull], low [cow], roar [wind]

munir de
   

to provide with, equip with

munir de, se
   

to provide o.s. with

mûrir
   

to ripen [fruit], mature, give careful consideration to (question)

nantir de
   

to provide with

nantir, se
   

to secure o.s.

noircir
   

to blacken

noircir, se
   

to turn dark, grow dark

nordir
   

(mar.) to turn north [wind]

nourrir
   

to feed, cherish (hope)

nourrir de, se
   

to eat, live on

obéir à
   

to obey

obscurcir
   

to darken, obscure

obscurcir, s’
   

to become obscure, cloud over [sky]

ourdir
   

to hatch (plot), weave (intrigue)

pâlir
   

to become pale, fade [colour]

pâtir
   

to suffer

pâtir de
   

to suffer from (injustice)

périr
   

to perish, die (unnaturally)

pervertir
   

to pervert, corrupt

pervertir, se
   

to become perverted

pétrir
   

to knead (dough, bread)

polir
   

to polish (metal), refine (mind, manners)

polir, se
   

to buff (nails)

pourrir
   

to rot, decay, go bad

préétablir
   

to pre-establish

prémunir contre, se
   

to guard against

prémunir de, se
   

to provide o.s. with

punir
   

to punish

rabougrir, se
   

to become stunted [plant]

raccourcir
   

to shorten, reduce the length of

raccourcir, se
   

to become shorter

racornir
   

to make as hard as horn [leather], harden

racornir, se
   

to become as hard as horn

radoucir
   

to soften (tone), make milder (weather) [wind]

radoucir, se
   

to calm down, become milder [weather]

raffermir
   

to strengthen (authority), steady (prices), fortify (courage)

raffermir, se
   

to harden [muscle], improve [health], steady [prices]

rafraîchir
   

to cool down (drink, room), refresh (memory), freshen up (colour)

rafraîchir, se
   

to become cooler [weather], to refresh o.s., to have sth to drink

ragaillardir
   

to cheer up (depressed or tired person)

ragaillardir, se
   

to cheer o.s. up

raidir
   

to stiffen (cable)

raidir, se
   

to brace o.s., become stiff [cable]

rajeunir
   

to make sb look or feel younger, rejuvenate

rajeunir, se
   

to make o.s. younger or look younger

ralentir
   

to slow down (pace), slacken (efforts)

ralentir, se
   

to slow down [production], slow up, become slow

ramollir
   

to soften (butter, wax, sb)

ramollir, se
   

to become soft

rancir
   

to become rancid [oil, butter, fat]

rancir, se
   

to become old [ideas]

ravilir
   

to degrade, vilify

ravir
   

to delight (sb), give great pleasure

ravir qch à qn
   

to rob sb of sth

réagir à
   

to react to

réassortir
   

to restock (shop), to replace (glasses)

réassortir, se
   

to stock up again

rebâtir
   

to rebuild

reblanchir
   

to whiten again

rebondir
   

to bounce [ball], to rebound [from depression, disappointment]

reconvertir
   

to reconvert

reconvertir, se
   

to take up a new activity

recrépir
   

to roughcast again (wall)

redémolir
   

to redemolish

réfléchir
   

to reflect (light)

réfléchir à
   

to think about

réfléchir, se
   

to be reflected [light], reverberate [sound]

refleurir
   

to flower again, blossom again, flourish anew

refroidir
   

to cool down (enthusiasm)

refroidir, se
   

to turn cold [weather], to cool down [room]

regarnir
   

to restock (shelves), refill (purse)

régir
   

to govern, require (subjunctive, indicative)

regrossir
   

to gain weight again

réinvestir
   

to reinvest

rejaillir
   

to splash back [water, mud]

rejaillir sur
   

to fall back on [shame, disgrace]

réjouir
   

to delight

réjouir de, se
   

to be glad of, be delighted to

rélargir
   

to widen further

rembrunir, se
   

(rare) to cloud over [sky], darken, become sad [face]

remplir
   

to fill (glass, questionnaire)

remplir de
   

to fill with

remplir, se
   

to fill [room]

renchérir
   

to increase in price [goods]

renchérir sur
   

to outbid, to outdo (sb)

répartir
   

to distribute (heath, weight), spread (risk, payments), divide up (work)

répartir, se
   

to divide (in two groups), divide up among each other (work)

répartir en, se
   

to be divided up into

repolir
   

to repolish

resalir
   

to dirty again

resplendir
   

to shine [metal]

resplendir de
   

to glow with (health)

ressaisir
   

to recapture (fugitive)

ressaisir, se
   

to regain one’s self-control

ressortir à
   

to purtain to, be under the jurisdiction of (court, country)

res(s)urgir
   

to re-emerge, rise again

rétablir
   

to restore (order), recover (health), re-establish (contact)

rétablir, se
   

to recover, get well again

retentir
   

to ring [doorbell, trumpet, words]

rétrécir
   

to make smaller or shorter (skirt, pants), narrow (street), shrink (garment)

rétrécir, se
   

to become narrower [street]

rétroagir
   

to have a retroactive effect, act on the past

réunir
   

to join together (things), gather (information), convene (assembly)

réunir, se
   

to meet, gather together

réussir à
   

to succeed to

rosir
   

to blush, become pink

rôtir
   

to roast (meat), toast (bread)

rôtir au soleil, se
   

to bask in the sun

rougir
   

to turn red, blush, flush (from fever, embarrassment, emotion)

rouir
   

(tech.) to steep, soak in liquid (flax)

roussir
   

to russet or brown (meat, linen)

rugir
   

to roar [lion], howl [wind]

saillir
   

to cover (mare) [horse] (defective verb used only in infinitive and 3rd persons]

saisir
   

to seize, grab, refer (a matter to a court)

saisir de, se
   

to seize upon

salir
   

to dirty (linen), tarnish (reputation)

salir, se
   

to get dirty

sertir
   

to set (precious stone)

sévir
   

to be rampant [poverty], be severe [cold], rage [war]

sévir contre
   

to deal severely with

subir
   

to undergo (operation, trial), suffer (defeat), come under (influence), sustain (losses), experience (a rise)

subvertir
   

didact. to subvert, undermine (public order)

surenchérir
   

to overbid, bid higher, rise higher in price

surgir
   

to appear suddenly [rock in sea], arise [difficulties], loom

surir
   

to turn sour

tapir, se
   

to crouch, stoop with the limbs pulled close to the body

tarir d’éloges sur qn, ne pas
   

not to be able to stop praising sb

tarir
   

to dry up [spring, tears], run dry [imagination]

tarir, se
   

to run dry, dry up [source, imagination]

ternir
   

to lose luster [silver], tarnish [reputation]

ternir, se
   

to lose luster [silver]

tiédir
   

to become lukewarm [water], cool off [friendship], cool down

trahir
   

to betray, give away (secret), misrepresent (thought)

trahir, se
   

to give o.s. away

transir
   

(lit.) to chill to the bone [cold], benumb, paralyze [fright]

travestir
   

to disguise, misrepresent (thought)

travestir, se
   

to dress as sb of the opposite sex

unir
   

to unite

unir, s’
   

to unite, marry

vagir
   

to wail, cry [new-born baby]

verdir
   

to turn green

vernir
   

to varnish [wood, nails], glaze (piece of pottery)

vieillir
   

to age

vieillir, se
   

to make o.s. older or look older

vomir
   

to vomit, throw up

vrombir
   

to buzz [flies], hum [aircraft], throb [engine]

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