en, prep., in, into, within, on, to, at, like, in the form of, as a, out of, by, for. Je l’ai mise — pension; I have sent her to a boarding-school. — haut; above, upstairs. — bas; below, downstairs. — avant; forward. — arrière; backward, behind. — dedans; within. — dehors; without. Aller — France; to go to France. En tout temps; at all times. — hiver; in winter. Être — bonne santé; to be in good health. — nourrice; out at nurse. — prière; at prayers. Vivre — roi; to live like a king. Agir — furieux; to act as a madman. Être — robe de chambre; to be in one’s dressing-gown. — dépit de lui; in spite of him. De plus — plus; more and more. Voir — songe; to see in a dream. Il l’aborda — riant; he came up to her with a smile. — passant; by the way. — colère; in a passion. — guerre; at war. — paix; at peace. Tomber — décadence; to fall into decay. — trois jours; in three days. Être — ville; to be out.
en, pron., m.f. sing. and pl., of him, of her, of it, its, of them, their; from him, from her, from it, from them; by him, by her, by it, by them; about him, about her, about it, about them; thence, from thence; some of it, any. Avez-vous de l’argent? have you any money? J’— ai; I have some. Vous — parlez toujours; you are always speaking of him, of it. Il — est mort un; one of them is dead. J’— suis bien aise; I am very glad of it. J’— suis fâché; I am sorry for it. J’— suis surpris; I wonder at it. Qu’— dites-vous? what do you say to it? Je n’— ai point; I have none. — voulez-vous? will you have any? Donnez m’—; give me some. C’est un bœuf, j’— vois les cornes; it is an ox, I see its horns. Si vous voulez voir de beaux tableaux, il — a; if you wish to see fine pictures, he has some. Il — est des femmes comme des enfants; it is with women as with children. Il — est de cela comme de la plupart des choses; it is with that as with most other things. Après cela ils — vinrent aux mains; after that they came to blows. — vouloir à quelqu’un; to have a grudge against any one. S’— aller; to go away. S’— retourner; to return. C’— est fait; it is all over. Il s’— faut de beaucoup; you are a long way off. Il ne sait où il — est; he knows not how far he has got. Il — tient; he is caught. Voulez-vous — être? will you make one of us? Parlez-lui-—; speak to him of it. Il veut — découdre; he wants to fight it out.
énallage, n.f., (gram.) enallage.
s’énamourer, v.r., to fall in love (with).
énarrer, v.a., to relate in detail.
enarrhement, n.m. V. arrhement.
enarrher, v.a. V. arrher.
énarthrose, n.f., (anat.) enarthrosis.
en-belle, n.f., (nav.) direct fire. adj., direct. adv., directly, fairly.
encablure, n.f., (nav.) cable’s length.