la r6compense, reward ; com- pensation.
recompenser, to reward,
requite.
se reconcilier, to become recon- ciled, to make one’s peace.
reconduire (reconduisant, reconduit, reconduis, re- conduisis), to escort back.
reconduisit, see reconduire. la reconnaissance, gratitude.
reconnaitre (reconnaissant, reconnu, reconnais, re- connus), to acknowledge ; to recognize.
reconquerir (reconquerant, reconquis, reconquiers, reconquis, reconquerrai) , to reconquer.
recourir (recourant, recouru, recours, recourus, re- courrai) (a), to apply, have recourse (to).
recu, recut, see recevoir. le recueil, collection.
recueiilir (recueillant, re- cueilli, recueille, recueillis, recueillerai), to gather, collect.
reculer, to fall back, to draw back; il n’y avait plus 4 reculer, it was no longer possible to draw back.
redemander, to demand back.
redescendre, to come down again.
redoubler (de), to redouble, to reiterate.
redoutable, formidable.
reduire (reduisant, reduit, reduis, reduisis) (a), to reduce, compel (to).
reellement, really, indeed. se refaire (refaisant, refait, re- fais, refis, referai, refasse), to get into condition. se reformer, to close again.
��reflechtr, to reflect ; to
think, la reflexion, reflection.
refuser, to refuse, deny ; se refuser (a), to decline, not to consent (to). regagner, to return (to), se regaler, to feast.
regarder, to look (at), to concern ; regarder (a), to consider.
regler, to arrange, le regret, regret, grief, regretter, to regret, la reine, queen.
les reins, m., loins, back ; coup de reins, jerk of the hind legs. re jeter, (rejetant, rejet6,
rejette), to cast out. rejoindre (rejoignant, re- joint, rejoins, rejoignis), to rejoin, to meet again, se rejouir, to be glad. la rejouissance, rejoicing. relever, to raise up ; to lift out ; se relever, to get up again.
le religieux, monk, friar, remarquer, to remark,
observe, le remede, remedy.
remercier, to thank, le remerciement, thanks. remettre (remettant, remis, remets, remis), to put again, to put back, to re- store ; se remettre (de), to recover (from) ; to regain one’s self-control ; se remettre en route, to set off again, remis, remit, remirent, see
remettre. remonter, to go (climb) up
again.
la remontrance, remonstrance, remplacer, to replace, to take the place of.
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