Lupin Episode 3 Vocabulary Quiz

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What does 'Débile' mean?

Idiotic, ridiculous, moronic (correct)

Wise

Brilliant

Smart

What is the meaning of 'Effacer'?

To erase, to wipe away

Translate 'Le singe'.

Monkey

What does 'Nier' mean?

To deny, refute Signup and view all the answers

What is the definition of 'La canaille'?

Crook Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Le bidon' refer to?

Can, tin Signup and view all the answers

Translate 'Le commissaire'.

Police chief Signup and view all the answers

What does 'La sauterie' mean?

Shindig Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of 'foutre' in slang?

To do Signup and view all the answers

Translate 'Les gosses'.

Kids Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Déconner' mean?

To kid around Signup and view all the answers

What is the definition of 'Le taf'?

Job Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Le poteau' mean in informal language?

Buddy Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Le leurre' refer to?

Lure Signup and view all the answers

Translate 'Tenter'.

To try Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Se taper' mean?

To hit Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of 'Enfumer'?

To fill with smoke Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Appuyer' mean?

To support, to push Signup and view all the answers

Translate 'L'écharpe'.

Scarf Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Balader' mean?

To take out for a walk Signup and view all the answers

What is the definition of 'Le bordel'?

Brothel Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Emballer' mean?

To pack, to wrap Signup and view all the answers

Translate 'Collee'.

To stick, to glue Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Carrément' mean?

Completely Signup and view all the answers

What is the definition of 'Boucler'?

To close off Signup and view all the answers

Translate 'le raclement'.

Scraping Signup and view all the answers

What does 'mou/molle' mean?

Soft and limp Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of 'conge'?

Time off Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Pas de souci!' mean?

No worries Signup and view all the answers

Translate 'Je vous en prie'.

You're welcome (formal) Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Vocabulary from Lupin - Episode 3

Débile: Describes something as idiotic, ridiculous, or moronic; often used colloquially to express disdain.
Effacer: Means to erase or wipe away; commonly used in contexts of removing information or marks.
Le singe: Translates to "monkey"; refers to the primate often associated with playfulness and mischief.
Nier: Means to deny or refute; used in legal or argumentative contexts when rejecting claims.
La canaille: Refers to a "crook"; typically used to describe someone dishonest or deceitful.
Le bidon: Refers to a "can" or "tin"; often used for containers, especially in cooking or storage.
Le commissaire: Translates to "police chief"; a high-ranking official in law enforcement.
La sauterie: Means "shindig"; refers to a lively party or gathering, often informal and celebratory.
Foutre: A slang term meaning "to do"; often used in casual speech.
Les gosses: Informal term for "kids"; commonly used to refer to young children or teenagers.
Déconner: Means "to kid around"; implies playful joking or not taking something seriously.
Le taf: Slang for "job"; often used in casual contexts to discuss work or employment.
Le poteau: Informal term for "buddy"; used to refer to a close friend.
Le leurre: Means "lure"; often refers to something that attracts or entices, potentially misleading.
Tenter: Means "to try"; used in various contexts to indicate attempting a task or action.
Se taper: Slang for "to hit"; can refer to physical contact or confrontation.
Enfumer: Means "to fill with smoke"; could refer to physical smoke or metaphorically confusing someone.
Appuyer: Means "to support" or "to push"; used in contexts requiring physical strength or moral backing.
L'écharpe: Translates to "scarf"; a piece of clothing worn around the neck for warmth or style.
Balader: Means "to take out for a walk"; typically refers to walking a pet or leisurely activity.
Le bordel: Translates to "brothel"; historically used to denote establishments for adult entertainment.
Emballer: Means "to pack" or "to wrap"; commonly used for preparing items for storage or transport.
Collee: Refers to the action "to stick" or "to glue"; indicates joining items firmly together.
Carrément: Means "completely"; often used for emphasis to express total agreement or extent.
Boucler: Means "to close off"; indicates sealing something or bringing it to a definitive end.
Le raclement: Translates to "scraping"; refers to the action of removing or abrading a surface.
Mou/molle: Describes something as "soft" and "limp"; used for textures or physical attributes.
Congé: Means "time off"; typically used in contexts regarding leave from work or school.
Pas de souci!: Informal phrase meaning "no worries"; used to reassure someone or indicate there is no problem.
Je vous en prie: Formal expression for "You're welcome"; a polite response to gratitude.

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