Work & Professions

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Takes the irregular plural ending in -x.

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Regular feminine noun.

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Can be masculine or feminine (un/une collègue), spelling remains the same.

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Feminine form is 'la patronne'.

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Feminine form is 'l'employée'.

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Refers to a trade, craft, or profession.

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Regular feminine noun starting with a vowel.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Often used in the plural when talking about working hours.

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Uses the auxiliary 'avoir' in compound tenses.

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Also refers to the pension itself.

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Uncountable in this context; plural form is practically unused.

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Abbreviation for curriculum vitae.

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Elides to l' before a vowel.

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Regular masculine noun starting with a vowel.

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Can also mean post office or station depending on context.

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Note the circumflex accent to distinguish from tache (spot).

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Usually used in plural 'les congés' for holidays/vacation time.

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Feminine form is 'la travailleuse'.

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Refers to management or professional staff.

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Regular -er verb.

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Regular -er verb.

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Regular -er verb, also means to win.

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Regular -er verb, often used figuratively.

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Used with the preposition 'à' (à plein temps).