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Abseiling is descending down a wall

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Sabotage means: "Clatter with wooden  shoes" in French, and the history In the word is that wooden shoes  used to be thrown into machinery to stop it- aka. Sabotaging the machinery! Sabotage in English means to deliberately destroy, obstruct, or damage something, which is what they did with the shoes.

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A lietenent is a ranking in the army.

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Souvenir, a souvenir is something that serves as a reminder

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Etiquette is a French word for having polite behaviour around a group of people. Jaime

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This word comes form the French word
Balcony rail . Balustrade means rails supported by balusters

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Critique mean a beng critical eg;
A art critique was judging art
The word 'critique' was invented in 1695 from France however it says Greek did it also but from the research on wiki it is French,The word critique is the french word of critical.

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Camouflage means disguise

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Nouveau riche dates back as far as Ancient Greece(

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Origin is taken from the old Latin word origo. The word was then changed to origine in French which was taken and changed into English Origin from there

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Already seen before, you've seen an event like that happen before/ you've experienced it happen

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From French word aval
Meaning "downhill"

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Chauffeur
A fancy name to call a taxi driver or someone's that's job is to drive you around to places.

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This word originates from a French word, "advocat" and in modern French this word means an attorney or lawyer.

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Cul de sac is a French word meaning bottom of the bag. Sac can also means sack, meaning Cul de Sac is bottom of the sack.

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Means 'place holding' it comes from the old french in the 14th century.

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An inclination to be partisan or biased

Justyce

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An entrepreneur is a person who sets up a business or businesses, making financial risks in the hope of making a profit.

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Means shadow

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It means a system of government in which most of the important decisions are taken by state officials rather than by elected representatives. It was created in the early 1900s.

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Accomplished.  Accomplished directly translates to Fait accompli. Meaning to complete a task or get something done. First used in the 1350s-1400s. Fait accompli was the beginning of a word family including accomplice, accomplish and a few other related words.

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Guerre -War

The Old North French word for war, werre, looks much more similar to English than the current French guerre.

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Crème Brûlée
This is a dessert that came from france. It literally means burnt cream

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a game played on a lawn, in which wooden balls are driven through a series of squaretopped hoops by means of mallets

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Ricochet comes from French, and means to rebound off a surface. The origin is uncertain but comes from the phrase " the skipping of a shot or flat stone on water

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An Old French meaning for doctor. In English the dictionary said that it was a doctor often specialising in surgery

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Acquiescence means to accept something reluctantly but without protesting. It came from the French word of the same spelling.

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Mayonnaise is a dressing that consists of egg yolks and vinegar (which is also a french word) also it can be seasoned. In french this word is pronounced MA-HO-NAISE. Mayonnaise or mayo was founded in 1756 when the french invaded minorca and took 2 things mahon and lobely creamy mayonnaise.

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France offered a prize to anyone who could make a nice butter  . French chemist Hippolyte Mège-Mouriès invented a thing he called oleomargarine, which became shortened to the name margarine.

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Renaissance means a rebirth of someone or something. It was used in the name French Renaissance meaning the rebirth of the France. It was also regarded a single the bridge over the Middle Ages and Modern History (14-17 Century).

~Kayl

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Etiquette meant in middle-French to stick or to pierce. The French king Louis XIV used little card that were stuck into the ground to remind visitors to "stay off the grass" leading to etiquette meaning customs or manners in modern English.