Verbes français commençant par C
693 verbes
câblerto cable›cabosserto dent›caboterto coast›cabrerto rear up (on a horse or a motorcycle)›cabriolerto caper›cacherto hide›cacheterto seal (put a seal on a letter›cadenasserto padlock›cadencerto cadence›cadmierto electroplate with a thin layer of cadmium›cadrerto fit (go well together)›cafarderto tattle›cafouillerto play up›cafterto rat›cagnarderto be lazy›cagoulerto wear a balaclava›caguerto defecate›cahoterto bump›caillasserto stone (throw stones at)›caillerto curdle›caillouterto metal (a road)›cajolerto cuddle›calcifierto calcify›calcinerto calcinate›calculerto calculate (all meanings)›calerto wedge (open) (a door)›calfaterto caulk (to seal joints with caulk)›calfeutrerto caulk (to seal joints with caulk)›calibrerto calibrate›câlinerto be physically affectionate›câlisserto throw›callerto attract game by imitating their call›calligraphierto calligraph›calmerto calm›calomnierto slander›calquerto model›cambrerto arch (one's back›cambriolerto burgle (UK)›camerto take drugs›camionnerto truck (transport (goods) by truck)›camouflerto camouflage (hide›camperto camp›canadianiserCanadianize (to make Canadian)›canaliserto channel›canarderto snipe at someone›cancanerto gossip›cancellerto annul›cancériserto become cancerous›candidaterto put oneself forward as a candidate›candirto crystallize›canerto die.›cannerto cane›cannibaliserto cannibalise›canoniserto canonize›canonnerto cannon›canoterto go canoeing›cantillercantillate›cantonnerto station›caoutchouterto coat with rubber›capaciterto capacitate›caparaçonnerto caparison›caperto cap (set a limit to)›capitaliserto capitalize›capiterto tax on a per capita basis›capitonnerto pad (fill with padding)›capitulerto surrender›caponnerto act cowardly›caporaliserto name as corporal›caposerto moor the rudder›capoterto overturn (of a boat›capsulerto capsule›capterto capture›captiverto engross›capturerto capture (catch›caqueterto cackle›caracolerto caracole›caractériserto characterize›carambolerto collide with›caraméliserto caramelize›carapaterto run›carbonerto carbonize (react or treat with carbon)›carboniserto char (to burn something to charcoal)›carbonitrurerto carbonitride›carbonylerto carbonylate›carboxylerto carboxylate›carburerto carburet›carderto card (use a carding machine)›carencerto cause a deficiency (in someone)›carénerto careen›carerto square (a number)›caresserto stroke›caricaturerto caricature›carierto rot›carillonnerto ring›carnavaliserto give a carnival-like atmosphere to›carnifierto carnify›carrelerto tile›carrerto square (a number)›carroyerto divide into squares›carterto verify a person's age etc by inspecting his identity card›cartographierto map›cartonnerto cover with cardboard›cascaderto cascade›caséifierto make into cheese›caserto fit›casernerto barrack›casquerto fall into a trap›casserto break›casterto cast (a spell)›castillerto argue›castrerto castrate›casualiserto casualize›cataloguerto catalogue›catalyserto catalyze›catapulterto catapult›catastropherto stagger (a person›catcherto wrestle›catéchiserto catechise›catégorifierto categorify›catégoriserto categorize›cauchemarderto have a nightmare›causerto cause (be the cause of)›cautériserto cauterize›cautionnerto post bail›cavalcaderto ride with a group›cavalerto rush about›caverto dig›caviarderto redact›céderto yield›ceindreto gird›ceintrerto warp (a ship)›ceinturerto belt›célébrerto celebrate›celerto conceal›celtiserto Celticize›cémenterto cement›censersynonym of estimer /penser›censurerto formally rebuke›centraliserto centralise›centrerto center (put into›centrifugerto centrifuge›centuplerto centuple›cerclerto ring›cernerto surround›certifierto certify (to attest as to)›césariserto grant the César Award to (a nominee)›cesserto cease›chagrinerto bother›chahuterto playfight›chainerpost-1990 spelling of chaîner›chaînerto chain›challengerto challenge›chaloirto matter (to)›chalouperto sway›chaluterto trawl›chambarderto turn upside down›chamboulerto shatter›chambrerto bring wine to room temperature›chamoiserto make chamois-like›champagniserto champagnize›champignonnerto mushroom (grow quickly)›chancelerto stagger›chancirto rot›changerto exchange (something)›chansonnerto be satirized in song›chanterto sing›chantonnerto sing or hum (to oneself)›chaparderto pinch›chapeauterto hat (put a hat on someone)›chaperonnerto chaperone›chapitrerto reprimand›chaponnerto caponize›chaptaliserto chaptalize›charabierto talk gobbledegook›charbonnerto turn into coal›charcuterto chop or cut badly›chargerto load (up) (vehicle›charierTo carry in a wagon.›charmerto charm (with magic)›charpenterto tailor›charrierto carry›charroyerto cart (to transport by cart or waggon)›chasserto hunt›chaterto chat›châtierto chastise›chatouillerto tickle›chatoyerto shimmer›châtrerto castrate›chatterto chat›chaudronnerto work metal (practice metalworking)›chaufferto heat›chaulerto whitewash›chausserto put footwear (on someone)›chavirerto capsize›checkerto check›cheffersynonym of dire›cheminerto walk on›chemiserto line (cover the inside surface of)›chercherto look for›chérirto cherish›cherrerto overdo it›chevaucherto straddle›chevillerTo fasten using a peg.›chevroterto quaver›chialerto cry›chicanerto get (someone) into an argument›chicoterto cut away›chicotterTo whip.›chierto shit›chiffonnerto crumple›chiffrerto number (to add a number to)›chignerto whine›chinerto dye and interweave fabrics into cloud motif›chinoiserto argue›chiperto pinch›chipoterto nibble›chiquerto chew tobacco›chlinguerto stink›chlorerto chlorinate›chloroformerto chloroform (to treat with chloroform›chlorurerto chlorinate›chocolaterto add chocolate to›choirto fall›choisirto choose›chokerto choke›chomerto be idle›chômerto be idle›choperto steal›chopinerto tope (drink excessively)›chopperto stumble›choquerto hit›chorégraphierto choreograph›chosifierto thingify›chouchouterto spoil›chouinerto cry›chouraverto nick›chourerto steal›choyerto cherish›christianiserto Christianize (to convert to Christianity)›chromatiserto chromatize›chromerto chrome›chromiserto chromize›chroniquerto write a column (for a newpaper)›chronométrerto time›chrysaliderpupate›chuchoterto whisper›chuinterto hoot›chuterto fall›ciblerto target›cicatriserto heal›cillerto blink›cimenterto cement›cinématographierto cinematograph›cinglerto sail›cintrerto bend›circoncireto circumcise›circonscrireto circumscribe›circonstancierto present the circumstances of an affair›circonvenirto circumvent›circuiterto circuit›circulariserto circularize›circulerto circulate›cirerto wax (apply wax to something)›cisaillerto clip›ciselerto chisel›citerto cite›civiliserto civilize›clabauderto bay›clairerto enlighten›claironnerto bugle (play the bugle)›clairsemerto dwindle›clamecerto snuff it›clamerto proclaim›clamserto croak›claperto clap›clapoterto swash›clapperto click (the tongue)›claquerto clack (make a sharp sound)›clarifierto clarify›classerto classify›classifierto classify›claudiquerto limp›claustrerto confine›clavarderto chat by typing on a keyboard›claverto lock›cleanerto clean›clicherto stereotype (in either sense of the word)›clignerto squint›clignoterto blink›climatiserto air-condition›clinquerto rattle›clipperto clip›cliquerto click›cliqueterto jingle›cliverto cleave (split)›clochardiserto become or turn poor›clocherto ring a bell›cloisonnerto partition›cloitrerpost-1990 spelling of cloîtrer›cloîtrerto cloister (confine to a cloister)›clonerto clone›clopinerto limp›cloquerto blister (get blisters)›cloreclose (put an end to)›clôturerto fence off›clouerto nail (to attach using a nail)›clouterto decorate with nails›coacherto coach›coagulerto coagulate›coaliserto form into a colation›coasserto croak (like a frog)›cocherto tick›cochonnerto mess up›cocolerto pamper›cocoterto yap›cocotterto yap›cocufierto be unfaithful to›coderto code›codétenirto detain (or be detained) together with another›codifierto codify›codirigercodirect›coécrireto co-write›coercerto coerce›coexisterto coexist›coffrerto lock up›cofinancerto cofinance›cofonderto cofound›cogérerto co-manage›cogiterto cogitate›cognerto whack›cohabiterto cohabit›coifferto cover the head›coincerto wedge›coïnciderto coincide›coïterto copulate›cokéfierto cokefy›collaborerto collaborate›collapserto collapse›collationnerto collate›collecterto collect›collectionnerto collect (to accumulate items)›collectiviserto collectivize›collerto stick (together)›colleterto wrap round the collar›colligerto collate›colloquerto lodge someone›colmaterto fill in (a low land)›coloniserto colonise›colorerto color›colorierto color›coloriserto colorize›colporterto peddle›coltinerto lug›comaterto veg out›combattreto fight›combinerto combine (bring (two or more things or activities) together)›comblerto fulfil›commanderto order (tell someone to do something)›commanditerto commission›commémorerto commemorate›commencerto begin›commenterto comment›commerto compare›commercerto trade›commercialiserto bring to market›commérerto gossip (to talk about others' personal information)›commettreto commit›commissionnerto commission (an officer›commuerto commute (a sentence)›communaliserto communalize›communautarisermake›communierto receive communion›communiquerto communicate›commuterto commute›compacterto compact›compactifierto compactify›comparaitreto appear before a judge or government official›comparaîtreto appear before a judge or government official›comparerto compare›comparoirto appear before a court›compartimenterto put into compartments›compasserto compass (measure with a compass)›compatirto sympathise›compénétrerto penetrate deeply›compenserto compensate for›compéterto be competent›compilerTo compile›compisserto piss on›complaireto get stuck in›complanterto put in a plantation›complémenterto complement›compléterto complete›complexerto form or establish a complex (in any sense)›complexifierto complexify›complimenterto compliment›compliquerto complicate›comploterto plot›comporterto include›composerto compose›composterto stamp or punch (a ticket) to validate it before boarding a train or a bus›compoterto stew (fruit›comprendreto understand›compresserto compress›comprimerto compress›compromettreto compromise›comptabiliserto enter into the accounts›compterto count›compulserto consult›concasserto crush›concaténerto concatenate›concéderto concede›concélébrerto concelebrate›concentrerto concentrate›conceptualiserto conceptualize (to conceive the idea for something)›concernerto concern (be concerned with›concerterto concert›concevoirto conceive:›conchierto beshit›concilierto reconcile›conclureto conclude›concocterto concoct›concorderto match›concourirto compete›concréterto thicken or solidify›concrétiserto solidify›concurrencerto compete with›condamnerto condemn›condenserto condense›condescendreto assent (to)›conditionnerto package›condoléancerto condole›conduireto drive (a vehicle)›confectionnerto make›confédérerto confederate›conférerto confer›confesserto acknowledge›confierto confide›configurerto configure (to set up or arrange something)›confinerto confine›confireto preserve (food)›confirmerto confirm (a fact etc.)›confisquerto confiscate›conflictualiserto turn into a source of conflict›confluerto join›confondreto confuse›conformerto conform›conforterto comfort›confraterniserto socialize›confronterto confront›congédierto lay off›congelerfreeze (to lower something's temperature to freezing point)›congestionnerto congest›conglomérerto conglomerate›conglutinerto conglutinate›conjecturerto conjecture›conjoindreto conjoin›conjoncturerto conjugate›conjuguerto conjugate›conjurerto beseech›connaitrepost-1990 spelling of connaître›connaîtreto know (of)›connecterto connect›connoterconnote›conquérirto conquer›consacrerto dedicate›conscientiserto make aware›conseillerto advise›consentirto consent›conserverto keep (in a particular place)›considérerto consider (to look at)›consignerto confine to quarters›consisterto consist (of/in)›consolerto comfort›consoliderto consolidate (make more solid)›consommerto consume›conspirerto conspire›conspuerto boo›constaterto note›constellerto cluster›consternerto alarm›constiperto constipate›constituerto constitute›constitutionnaliserto constitutionalize›construireto build›consulterto consult›consumerto consume›contacterto contact (all senses)›contaminerto contaminate›contemplerto contemplate›conteneuriserto containerize›contenirto contain›contenterto content›conterto recount (tell a story)›contesterto contest›contextualiserto contextualize›contiguïserto make contiguous›contingenterto apply a quota to›continuerto continue›contondreto hit›contorsionnerto contort›contournerto circumvent›contracterto engage via a formal or informal contract›contractualiserto contractualize›contraindreto constrain›contraposerto counterpose›contrarierto thwart›contrasterto contrast›contrattaquerpost-1990 spelling of contre-attaquer›contre-attaquerto counterattack›contre-indiquerto contraindicate›contrebalancerto counterbalance›contrebattreto counter (especially to fire on enemy artillery positions)›contrecarrerto thwart›contredireto contradict›contrefaireto forge›contrerto block›contresignerto countersign›contrevenirto contravene›contribuerto contribute›contristerto grieve (for)›contrôlerto check or examine›controuverto contrive›controverserto controvert›contusionnerto bruise›convaincreto convince›convenirto admit›conventionnerto bring under a pay agreement›convergerto converge›converserto converse›convertirto convert (change one thing into another)›convexifierto convexify›convierto invite (someone to come somewhere)›convoiterto covet›convolerto get married (once more)›convoluerto convolve›convoquerto convene›convoyerto convoy›coopérerto cooperate›coopterto coopt›coordonnerto coordinate›coorganiserto co-organize›copierto copy›copier-collerto copy and paste›copiloterto copilot›copinerto be friends (with)›copolymériserto copolymerize›coprécipiterto coprecipitate›coprésiderto co-preside›coproduireto coproduce›copulerto copulate (produce offspring)›coqueterto flirt›coraniserto learn off-by-heart›corderto rope up›cordialiserto cordialize›cordonnerto twist into the form of a rope›cornaquerto guide›cornemuserto play the bagpipes›cornerto fold a corner of a page›cornériserto corner (a financial market)›corneterto cup›corporifierto corporify›corrélerto correlate›correspondreto correspond›corrigerto correct›corroborerto corroborate›corroderto corrode (to have corrosive action)›corrompreto corrupt›corroyerto curry›corserto spice up›corseterto put on a corset›cosaisirto take (etc) along with another person›cosignerto cosign›cosmétiquerto make up (apply cosmetics)›cosserto butt (ram heads together)›costumerto wear a particular costume›côtelerto wale›coterto quote›cotirto damage (a fruit)›cotiserto contribute›côtoyerto coast›coucherto lay›couchsurferto couch surf›couderto fold elbow-shaped›coudoyerto elbow (someone)›coudreto sew›couillonnerto trick›couinerto creak›couiquerto kill (intentionally)›coulerto sink›coulisserto slide›couperto cut›couplerto couple›couraillerto search for sexual encounters›courbaturerto cause to ache›courberto bend (cause to become bent)›courirto run›couronnerto crown›courreto run›courriellerto email (to send an email or emails to)›courroucerto enrage›courserto purchase›court-circuiterto short circuit›courtauderto dock (cut the tail of an animal)›courtiserto court›cousinerto get along›couterpost-1990 spelling of coûter›coûterto cost›couturerto sew›couverto brood (an egg)›couvrirto cover up›covoiturerto carpool›cracherto spit›crachoterto spittle›crachouillerto sputter›craindreto fear›cramerto burn›cramponnerto attach with›crânerto show off›crapahuterto walk to battle›crapoterto smoke without inhaling›craquelerto crack›craquerto split›craqueterto crackle›crasherto crash-land›cratériserto crater (form craters in a surface)›cravacherto quirt›cravaterto put on a tie›crawlerto swim using the crawl stroke›crayonnerto sketch›crécherto flop (to stay›crédibiliserto make credible›créditerto credit (to) (add credit)›créerto create›crématiserto cremate›crémerto add cream›crènelerpost-1990 spelling of créneler›crénelerto form the shape of a crenel›créoliserto creolize›crêperto crinkle›crépirto roughcast›crépiterto crackle›crétiniserto cretinize›creuserto dig›crevasserto chap›creverto pop›criaillerto whine›criblerto sift›crierto cry out›criminaliserto criminalise›criserto have a crisis›crisperto tense›crisserto screech›cristalliserto crystallize›critiquerto criticise›croasserto caw (of a crow›crocheterto pick (a lock)›croireto believe (someone)›croiserto cross›croitrepost-1990 spelling of croître›croîtreto grow›croonerto croon›croquerto crunch›crosserto hit with a crosse (“hockey stick›croulerto collapse›croupirto stagnate›croustillerto get crunchier›crouterpost-1990 spelling of croûter›croûterto eat›crucifierto crucify›cruiserto hit on›crypterto encrypt (to conceal information by means of a code or cipher)›cuberto cube (a number) (raise to the power of 3)›cueillirto gather›cuirasserto put on (a suit of armour)›cuireto cook›cuirerto leather (cover with leather)›cuisinerto cook (prepare food)›cuiterto get smashed›cuivrerto coat with copper›culbuterto take a tumble›culerto go astern›culminerto culminate (to come to an end)›culpabiliserto feel guilty›cultiverto cultivate›cumulerto accumulate›curerto clean by scrubbing›cureterto curette›customiserto customize›cuverto ferment›cyanoserto cyanose›cyanurerto cyanate (treat or react with cyanide)›cycliserto cyclize›cylindrerto roll›