Les 5000 mots les plus utilisés en anglais, avec traduction

RangMot Sens PrononciationCatégorie NiveauExemple

0001 the le, la, les /ðə/ article A1 The book is on the table.

0002 to à, vers ; pour /ˈtu/ préposition A1 We walked to the station.

0003 and et /ənd/ conjonction A1 Bread and butter, please.

0004 of de /ˈʌv/ préposition A1 That is the end of the story.

0005 a un, une /ə/ article A1 She bought a car.

0006 in dans, en /ɪn/ préposition A1 The keys are in my bag.

0007 that que ; ce, cela /ˈðæt/ conjonction, déterminant A1 He said that he was tired.

0008 is est /ˈɪz/ verbe · be A1 She is a doctor.

0009 it il, elle, ce /ˈɪt/ pronom A1 It is raining again.

0010 for pour /ˈfɔɹ/ préposition A1 This letter is for you.

0011 on sur /ˈɑn/ préposition A1 The cat sat on the wall.

0012 was était, fut /ˈwɑz/ verbe · be A1 I was at home yesterday.

0013 with avec /ˈwɪð/ préposition A1 Come with me.

0014 this ce, cette, ceci /ˈðɪs/ déterminant, pronom A1 This is my house.

0015 are sont /ˈɑɹ/ verbe · be A1 They are late again.

0016 he il /ˈhi/ pronom A1 He works in a bank.

0017 i je /ˈaɪ/ pronom A1 I live near the river.

0018 be être /ˈbi/ verbe A1 Try to be patient.

0019 as comme ; en tant que /ˈæz/ conjonction, préposition A1 She works as a nurse.

0020 have avoir /ˈhæv/ verbe A1 I have two brothers.

0021 at à, chez /ˈæt/ préposition A1 We met at the station.

0022 not ne … pas /ˈnɑt/ adverbe A1 I do not agree.

0023 from de, depuis /ˈfɹʌm/ préposition A1 She comes from Brazil.

0024 but mais /ˈbʌt/ conjonction A1 It is small but comfortable.

0025 you tu, vous /ˈju/ pronom A1 You are early today.

0026 by par ; près de /ˈbaɪ/ préposition A1 The book was written by my father.

0027 his son, sa, ses (à lui) /ˈhɪz/ déterminant · he A1 His car is new.

0028 they ils, elles /ˈðeɪ/ pronom A1 They live next door.

0029 an un, une /ˈæn/ article A1 She ate an apple.

0030 can pouvoir /ˈkæn/ verbe A1 I can swim.

0031 all tout, tous /ˈɔl/ déterminant, pronom A1 All the seats were taken.

0032 or ou /ˈɔɹ/ conjonction A1 Tea or coffee?

0033 one un, une ; on /ˈwʌn/ numéral, pronom A1 One of them is missing.

0034 has a /ˈhæz/ verbe · have A1 She has a new job.

0035 were étaient, furent /ˈwɝ/ verbe · be A1 We were very tired.

0036 we nous /ˈwi/ pronom A1 We are ready to go.

0037 there là ; il y a /ˈðɛɹ/ adverbe A1 There is a problem.

0038 had avait, eut /ˈhæd/ verbe · have A1 They had dinner early.

0039 will futur (auxiliaire) /ˈwɪl/ verbe A1 I will call you tomorrow.

0040 who qui /ˈhu/ pronom A1 Who is at the door?

0041 her son, sa (à elle) ; la, lui /ˈhɝ/ déterminant, pronom · she A1 Her sister is a teacher.

0042 so si, tellement ; donc /ˈsoʊ/ adverbe, conjonction A1 It was so cold last night.

0043 been été /ˈbɪn/ verbe · be A1 I have been here before.

0044 what quoi, que, ce que /ˈwʌt/ pronom, déterminant A1 What is your name?

0045 about sur, à propos de ; environ /əˈbaʊt/ préposition A1 It is a book about birds.

0046 no non ; aucun /ˈnoʊ/ déterminant, adverbe A1 There is no milk left.

0047 their leur, leurs /ˈðɛɹ/ déterminant · they A1 Their house is the blue one.

0048 when quand, lorsque /ˈwɛn/ conjonction, adverbe A1 When did you arrive?

0049 she elle /ˈʃi/ pronom A1 She plays the piano.

0050 if si /ˈɪf/ conjonction A1 If it rains, we stay at home.

0051 more plus /ˈmɔɹ/ déterminant, adverbe A1 I need more time.

0052 up en haut /ˈʌp/ adverbe, préposition A1 He stood up slowly.

0053 out dehors /ˈaʊt/ adverbe A1 She went out an hour ago.

0054 time temps ; fois /ˈtaɪm/ nom A1 We have no time to lose.

0055 would conditionnel (auxiliaire) /ˈwʊd/ verbe A1 I would like a coffee.

0056 some quelques, du, de la /ˈsʌm/ déterminant A1 Some people were still waiting.

0057 which quel ; qui, que /ˈwɪtʃ/ déterminant, pronom A1 Which one do you want?

0058 do faire /ˈdu/ verbe A1 Do your homework first.

0059 him le, lui /ˈhɪm/ pronom · he A1 I saw him yesterday.

0060 like comme ; aimer /ˈlaɪk/ préposition, verbe A1 She looks like her mother.

0061 after après /ˈæftɚ/ préposition, conjonction A1 We left after lunch.

0062 first premier ; d’abord /ˈfɝst/ adjectif, adverbe A1 This is my first visit.

0063 just juste ; seulement /ˈdʒʌst/ adverbe A1 He has just arrived.

0064 two deux /ˈtu/ numéral A1 Two coffees, please.

0065 other autre /ˈʌðɚ/ adjectif A1 The other door is open.

0066 now maintenant /ˈnaʊ/ adverbe A1 We must go now.

0067 them les, leur, eux /ˈðɛm/ pronom · they A1 I called them twice.

0068 also aussi /ˈɔlsoʊ/ adverbe A1 She also speaks French.

0069 over au-dessus de ; plus de /ˈoʊvɚ/ préposition, adverbe A1 The bridge goes over the river.

0070 said a dit, dit /ˈsɛd/ verbe · say A1 She said nothing at all.

0071 new nouveau /ˈnu/ adjectif A1 I bought a new phone.

0072 my mon, ma, mes /ˈmaɪ/ déterminant · i A1 My name is Ana.

0073 into dans (vers l’intérieur) /ˈɪntu/ préposition A1 He walked into the room.

0074 only seulement ; seul /ˈoʊnli/ adverbe, adjectif A1 Only one seat was free.

0075 people gens, personnes /ˈpipəl/ nom · person A1 Many people came to the concert.

0076 well bien /ˈwɛl/ adverbe A1 She sings very well.

0077 these ces, ceux-ci /ˈðiz/ déterminant, pronom · this A1 These shoes are mine.

0078 than que (comparatif) /ˈðæn/ conjonction A1 He is taller than me.

0079 where où /ˈwɛɹ/ adverbe, conjonction A1 Where do you live?

0080 then alors ; ensuite /ˈðɛn/ adverbe A1 We had lunch, then we left.

0081 could pouvait, pourrait /ˈkʊd/ verbe · can A1 Could you help me?

0082 its son, sa (à lui/elle, chose) /ˈɪts/ déterminant · it A1 The dog wagged its tail.

0083 how comment /ˈhaʊ/ adverbe A1 How are you today?

0084 me me, moi /ˈmi/ pronom · i A1 Give it to me.

0085 your ton, votre /ˈjɔɹ/ déterminant · you A1 Your bag is over here.

0086 because parce que /bɪˈkɔz/ conjonction A1 We stayed in because it rained.

0087 did a fait, fit /ˈdɪd/ verbe · do A1 Did you call her?

0088 years ans, années /ˈjɪɹz/ nom · year A1 She lived here for ten years.

0089 see voir /ˈsi/ verbe A1 I can see the sea from here.

0090 back en arrière ; dos /ˈbæk/ adverbe, nom A1 He came back late.

0091 any n’importe quel ; du, de la /ˈɛni/ déterminant A1 Do you have any questions?

0092 get obtenir ; devenir /ˈɡɛt/ verbe A1 I get up at seven.

0093 may pouvoir (permission) ; peut-être /ˈmeɪ/ verbe A2 May I come in?

0094 right correct ; droite /ˈɹaɪt/ adjectif, adverbe A1 That is the right answer.

0095 most la plupart ; le plus /ˈmoʊst/ déterminant, adverbe A1 Most of them agreed.

0096 very très /ˈvɛɹi/ adverbe A1 It is very hot today.

0097 many beaucoup de /ˈmɛni/ déterminant A1 Many years have passed.

0098 before avant /bɪˈfɔɹ/ préposition, conjonction A1 Call me before you leave.

0099 our notre, nos /ˈaʊɚ/ déterminant · we A1 Our train leaves at six.

0100 even même /ˈivɪn/ adverbe A1 Even the children helped.