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1
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le danger

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danger [ˈdeɪndʒəʳ]

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dangereux

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dangerous [ˈdeɪndʒrəs]

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dangereusement

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dangerously [ˈdeɪndʒrəslɪ]

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être en danger (personne)

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to be in danger

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mettre en danger (vie)

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to endanger [ɪnˈdeɪndʒəʳ]

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en danger de mort

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in mortal danger

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s’exposer à un danger

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to expose o.s. to danger

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un danger public

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a menace to the public

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périlleux

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perilous [ˈperɪləs] (soutenu)

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en péril

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in jeopardy • in peril (soutenu)

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mettre en péril (carrière, situation)

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to jeopardize [ˈdʒepədaɪz] • to imperil [ɪmˈperɪl] (soutenu)

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au péril de sa vie

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at the risk of his life

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un risque

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a risk [rɪsk]

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prendre des risques

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to take* risks

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à haut risque

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high-risk

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courir le risque de

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to run* the risk of

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risquer sa vie

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to risk one’s life

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prendre le risque de faire qqch.

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to risk doing sth

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je ne peux pas prendre un tel risque

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I can’t risk it

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c’est à tes risques et périls

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it’s at your own risk

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un risque, un danger

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a hazard(1) [ˈhæzəd]

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risqué, dangereux

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hazardous [ˈhæzədəs]

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ce sont les risques du métier

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it’s an occupational hazard

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les risques naturels

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natural hazards

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un risque pour la santé

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a health hazard

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risquer gros

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to have a lot at stake

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je vais tenter le coup

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I’ll chance it (parlé)

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tenter sa chance

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to chance one’s luck

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risqué, hasardeux

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risky [ˈrɪskɪ]

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avertir qqn de qqch. / que

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to warn sb of sth, about sth / that

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un avertissement

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a warning [ˈwɔːnɪŋ]

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un accident

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an accident [ˈæksɪdənt]

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avoir un accident

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to have an accident

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accidentel

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accidental [ˌæksɪˈdentl]

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accidentellement

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accidentally [ˌæksɪˈdentəlɪ]

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un accident mortel

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a fatal accident

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une catastrophe

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a disaster [dɪˈzɑːstəʳ] • a catastrophe [kəˈtæstrəfɪ]

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sur les lieux du drame

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at the scene of the disaster

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une région sinistrée

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a disaster area

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une catastrophe aérienne / ferroviaire

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an air / rail disaster

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un incendie

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a fire [faɪəʳ] • a blaze [bleɪz]

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prendre feu

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to catch* fire

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flamber

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to blaze • to flame up

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mettre le feu à qqch.

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to set* fire to sth • to set* sth on fire

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être en feu, brûler

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to be on fire • to be burning

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brûler, roussir (fer à repasser)

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to scorch [skɔːtʃ]

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brûler complètement qqch.

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to burn* sth down

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en flammes

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burning [ˈbɜːnɪŋ] • blazing [ˈbleɪzɪŋ]

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une explosion

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an explosion [ɪksˈpləʊʒən]

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exploser, faire exploser

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to explode [ɪksˈpləʊd] • to detonate [ˈdetəneɪt]

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sauter, faire sauter

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to blow* up

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une catastrophe nucléaire

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a nuclear disaster

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la fumée

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smoke [sməʊk]

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fumer

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to smoke

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une étincelle

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a spark [spɑːk]

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jeter des étincelles

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to spark

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une flamme

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a flame [fleɪm]

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la braise

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the embers [ˈembəʳz] (plur.)

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la cendre

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ash [æʃ]

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inflammable

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(in)flammable [(ɪn)ˈflæməbl]

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ininflammable

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non-(in)flammable

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ignifuge

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fireproof [ˈfaiəˌpruːf]

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éteindre

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to extinguish [ɪksˈtɪŋgwɪʃ] • to put* out

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un extincteur

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a fire extinguisher

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se noyer

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to drown [draʊn]

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tomber par-dessus bord

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to fall* overboard

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Un homme à la mer !

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Man overboard!

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un naufrage

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a shipwreck [ˈʃɪprek]

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faire naufrage

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to be shipwrecked

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sombrer, couler

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to sink* [sɪŋk]

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s’échouer

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to run* aground

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faire chavirer, chavirer

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to capsize [kæpˈsaɪz] • to overturn [ˌəʊvəˈtɜːn]

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être perdu corps et biens

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to be lost with all hands

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un accident de chemin de fer

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a rail accident • a rail crash

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un déraillement

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a derailment [dɪˈreɪlmənt]

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dérailler

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to be derailed • to come* off the rails

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quitter la voie

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to leave* the rails • to leave* the track

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s’écraser

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to crash

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un accident d’avion

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a plane crash

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un atterrissage en catastrophe

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a crash-landing [ˈkræʃˌlændɪŋ]

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un atterrissage forcé

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a forced landing • an emergency landing

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un atterrissage sur le ventre

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a belly landing

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un amérissage

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a landing on water

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une quasi-collision

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a near miss

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un accident de la route

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a road accident

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un accident de voiture

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a car accident • a motoring accident • a car crash

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un accrochage

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a minor accident

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accrocher qqn / qqch.

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to bump into sb / sth

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une collision

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a collision [kəˈlɪʒən]

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entrer en collision avec qqch.

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to collide with sth [kəˈlaɪd]

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heurter qqch. de plein fouet

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to collide head-on with sth

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un carambolage

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a pile-up

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heurter un mur

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to hit* a wall • to run* into a wall

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percuter un mur

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to crash into a wall

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déraper

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to skid [skɪd]

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faire une embardée

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to swerve [swɜːv]

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faire un tonneau

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to roll over

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un chauffard

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a reckless driver

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un point noir de la circulation

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an accident black spot

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renverser qqn

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to knock sb down

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écraser qqn / qqch.

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to run* over sb / sth

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être projeté contre qqch.

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to be thrown against sth

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être éjecté de la voiture

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to be thrown out of the car

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une épave

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a wreck [rek]

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détruire

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to wreck

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106
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être bon pour la ferraille

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to be wrecked • to be a write-off

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être blessé

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to be injured

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108
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être tué sur le coup

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to be killed instantly

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un mort, trois blessés

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one dead, three injured

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il y a eu cinq blessés

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there were five people injured

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il y aurait deux disparus

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two people are reported missing

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112
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grièvement blessé

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seriously injured

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113
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des blessures graves

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serious injuries

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114
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une victime

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a casualty [ˈkæʒjʊltɪ] • a victim [ˈvɪktɪm]

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faire de nombreuses victimes

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to claim many lives

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le bilan, le nombre de morts

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the death toll

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indemne

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unharmed [ˈʌnˈhɑːmd] • unhurt [ˈʌnˈhɜːt] • unscathed [ˈʌnˈskeɪðd]

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sain et sauf

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safe and sound

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les dégâts

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damage [ˈdæmɪdʒ] (n. c. sing.)

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les dégâts sont importants

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there is extensive damage

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endommager, abîmer

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to damage

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en cas d’urgence

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in case of emergency • in an emergency

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porter secours à qqn

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to come* to sb’s aid

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une équipe de secours

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a rescue party

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125
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la violence

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violence

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126
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une bagarre

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a fight [faɪt]

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se battre avec qqn

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to fight* (with) sb

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frapper qqn avec qqch.

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to hit* sb with sth • to strike* sb with sth

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rouer qqn de coups

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to beat sb up

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molester qqn

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to molest sb

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riposter

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to hit* back

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132
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une pierre l’a atteint au visage

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a stone struck him in the face

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133
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un voyou

A

a thug [θʌg] • a hooligan [ˈhuːlɪgən]

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134
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un hooligan

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a football hooligan

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135
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une émeute

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a riot [ˈraɪət]

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un(e) émeutier (-ière)

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a rioter [ˈraɪətəʳ]

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137
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répression des émeutes

A

riot control

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138
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les unités antiémeute

A

the riot police

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139
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une matraque (de policier)

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a baton [ˈbætən]

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140
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matraquer qqn

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to hit sb with a baton

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141
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gaz lacrymogène

A

tear gas [ˈtɪəgæs]

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142
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se déchaîner (foule)

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to run* amok • to run* riot

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143
Q

poignarder qqn

A

to stab sb

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144
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un coup de couteau (blessure)

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a stab wound

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145
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donner un coup de couteau à qqn

A

to knife sb

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146
Q

un couteau à cran d’arrêt

A

[BR] a flick knife • [AM] a switchblade [ˈswɪtʃˌbleɪd]

147
Q

assommer qqn

A

to knock sb out • to knock sb unconscious

148
Q

étrangler qqn

A

to strangle sb

149
Q

malmener qqn

A

to knock sb about • to manhandle sb

150
Q

maltraiter qqn

A

to ill-treat sb

151
Q

les mauvais traitements

A

ill-treatment [ˌɪlˈtriːtmənt] (n. c. sing.)

152
Q

violent

A

violent [ˈvaɪələnt]

153
Q

violemment

A

violently [ˈvaɪələntlɪ]

154
Q

sauvage

A

savage [ˈsævɪdʒ]

155
Q

féroce

A

ferocious [fəˈrəʊʃəs]

156
Q

la férocité

A

ferocity [fəˈrɒsɪtɪ]

157
Q

brutal

A

brutal [ˈbruːtl]

158
Q

la brutalité

A

brutality [bruːˈtælɪtɪ]

159
Q

barbare

A

barbaric [bɑːˈbærɪk] • barbarous [ˈbɑːbərəs]

160
Q

une atrocité

A

an atrocity [əˈtrɒsɪtɪ]

161
Q

un massacre

A

a massacre [ˈmæsəkəʳ] • slaughter [ˈslɔːtəʳ] (n. c.)

162
Q

massacrer

A

to massacre • to slaughter

163
Q

un carnage

A

carnage [ˈkɑːnɪdʒ] (n. c.)

164
Q

l’escalade de la violence

A

the escalation of violence

165
Q

persécuter qqn

A

to persecute sb

166
Q

la persécution

A

persecution [ˌpɜːsɪˈkjuːʃən]

167
Q

tourmenter qqn

A

to torment sb

168
Q

les tourments

A

torment [ˈtɔːment] (n. c. sing.)

169
Q

la torture

A

torture [ˈtɔːtʃəʳ]

170
Q

une torture, un supplice

A

a form of torture

171
Q

torturer qqn

A

to torture sb

172
Q

un tortionnaire

A

a torturer [ˈtɔːtʃərəʳ]

173
Q

forcer qqn à faire qqch.

A

to force sb to do sth

174
Q

opprimer qqn

A

to oppress sb

175
Q

l’oppression

A

oppression [əˈpreʃən]

176
Q

un oppresseur

A

an oppressor [əˈpresəʳ]

177
Q

le racisme

A

racism [ˈreɪsɪzm]

178
Q

un(e) raciste

A

a racist [ˈreɪsɪst]

179
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la haine raciale

A

race hate

180
Q

l’homophobie

A

homophobia [ˌhəʊməˈfəʊbɪə]

181
Q

homophobe

A

homophobic [ˌhəʊməˈfəʊbɪk]

182
Q

un(e) homophobe

A

a homophobe [ˈhəʊməfəʊb]

183
Q

cruel envers qqn

A

cruel to sb [ˈkrʊəl]

184
Q

la cruauté

A

cruelty [ˈkrʊəltɪ]

185
Q

sanguinaire

A

bloodthirsty [blʌdˈθɜːstɪ]

186
Q

le sadisme

A

sadism [ˈseɪdɪzəm]

187
Q

sadique

A

sadistic [səˈdɪstɪk]

188
Q

un(e) sadique

A

a sadist [ˈseɪdɪst]

189
Q

la criminalité

A

crime

190
Q

un crime

A

a crime [kraɪm]

191
Q

commettre un crime

A

to commit a crime

192
Q

criminel

A

criminal [ˈkrɪmɪnl]

193
Q

un(e) criminel(le)

A

a criminal

194
Q

une vague de criminalité

A

a crime wave

195
Q

la grande / petite criminalité

A

serious / petty crime

196
Q

la lutte contre le crime

A

crime prevention

197
Q

un délit

A

[BR] an offence [əˈfens] • [BR] a criminal offence • [AM] an offense

198
Q

c’est illégal

A

it’s illegal • it’s against the law

199
Q

enfreindre la loi

A

to break* the law • to contravene the law (soutenu)

200
Q

une infraction à la loi

A

a breach of the law (soutenu)

201
Q

une infraction au code de la route

A

a motoring offence

202
Q

un(e) délinquant(e)

A

an offender [əˈfendəʳ] • a delinquent [dɪˈlɪŋkwənt]

203
Q

un délinquant juvénile

A

a juvenile offender

204
Q

la délinquance

A

delinquency [dɪˈlɪŋkwənsɪ]

205
Q

un criminel endurci

A

a hardened criminal

206
Q

un(e) récidiviste

A

a recidivist [rɪˈsɪdɪvɪst] • a habitual offender

207
Q

un gangster, un bandit

A

a gangster [ˈgæŋstəʳ]

208
Q

un bandit armé

A

an armed robber • a gunman [ˈgʌnmən]

209
Q

un gang

A

a gang [gæŋ]

210
Q

le grand banditisme

A

organized crime

211
Q

la Maf(f)ia

A

the Maf(f)ia [ˈmæfɪə]

212
Q

un hors-la-loi

A

an outlaw [ˈaʊtlɔː]

213
Q

un racketteur

A

a racketeer [ˌrækɪˈtɪəʳ]

214
Q

un racket

A

a racket [ˈrækɪt]

215
Q

un(e) complice

A

an accomplice [əˈkʌmplɪs]

216
Q

le milieu, la pègre

A

the underworld [ˈʌndəwɜːld]

217
Q

un(e) indicateur (-trice)

A

an informer [ɪnˈfɔːməʳ]

218
Q

un mouchard

A

a grass [grɑːs] (parlé)

219
Q

une attaque contre qqn, une agression contre qqn

A

an attack on sb [əˈtæk] • an assault [əˈsɔːlt] (soutenu)

220
Q

attaquer qqn, agresser qqn

A

to attack sb • to assault sb (soutenu)

221
Q

une agression (dans la rue)

A

a mugging [ˈmʌgɪŋ]

222
Q

agresser qqn (dans la rue)

A

to mug sb

223
Q

un agresseur

A

an attacker [əˈtækəʳ] • an aggressor [əˈgresəʳ] • an assailant [əˈseɪlənt] (soutenu)

224
Q

un meurtre, un assassinat

A

a murder [ˈmɜːdəʳ]

225
Q

un assassinat (politique)

A

an assassination [əˌsæsɪˈneɪʃən]

226
Q

assassiner (en général)

A

to murder

227
Q

assassiner (homme politique)

A

to assassinate [əˈsæsɪneɪt]

228
Q

un meurtrier, un assassin

A

a murderer [ˈmɜːdərəʳ]

229
Q

une meurtrière

A

a murderess [ˈmɜːdərɪs]

230
Q

un assassin (d’un homme politique)

A

an assassin [əˈsæsɪn]

231
Q

une tentative de meurtre

A

a murder attempt

232
Q

un tueur en série

A

a serial killer

233
Q

un homicide

A

a homicide [ˈhɒmɪsaɪd]

234
Q

l’homicide involontaire

A

manslaughter [ˈmænˌslɔːtəʳ]

235
Q

un infanticide

A

a child murderer

236
Q

coups et blessures

A

assault and battery (soutenu)

237
Q

tirer sur qqn

A

to shoot* at sb

238
Q

abattre qqn

A

to shoot* sb

239
Q

tuer

A

to kill [kɪl]

240
Q

une fusillade

A

a shooting [ˈʃuːtɪŋ]

241
Q

prémédité

A

premeditated [priːˈmedɪteɪtɪd]

242
Q

les lieux du crime

A

the scene of the crime

243
Q

l’arme du crime

A

the murder weapon

244
Q

empoisonner qqn

A

to poison sb

245
Q

l’empoisonnement

A

poisoning [ˈpɔɪznɪŋ]

246
Q

un(e) empoisonneur (-euse)

A

a poisoner [ˈpɔɪznəʳ]

247
Q

martyriser (enfant)

A

to batter [ˈbætəʳ]

248
Q

les enfants martyrs

A

battered children

249
Q

les mauvais traitements aux enfants

A

child abuse

250
Q

violer qqn

A

to rape sb

251
Q

un viol

A

a rape [reɪp]

252
Q

un violeur

A

a rapist [ˈreɪpɪst]

253
Q

un enlèvement, un rapt

A

a kidnap(ping) [ˈkɪdnæp(ɪŋ)] • an abduction [æbˈdʌkʃən] (soutenu)

254
Q

enlever qqn

A

to kidnap sb • to abduct sb (soutenu)

255
Q

un(e) ravisseur (-euse)

A

a kidnapper [ˈkɪdnæpəʳ] • an abductor [æbˈdʌktəʳ] (soutenu)

256
Q

une rançon

A

a ransom [ˈrænsəm]

257
Q

le chantage

A

blackmail [ˈblækmeɪl]

258
Q

faire chanter qqn

A

to blackmail sb

259
Q

un maître chanteur

A

a blackmailer [ˈblækmeɪləʳ]

260
Q

le terrorisme

A

terrorism [ˈterərɪzəm]

261
Q

un acte de terrorisme

A

an act of terrorism

262
Q

un(e) terroriste

A

a terrorist [ˈterərɪst]

263
Q

un attentat contre

A

a terror(ist) attack on

264
Q

revendiquer un attentat

A

to claim responsibility for an attack

265
Q

par représailles

A

in retaliation

266
Q

une alerte à la bombe

A

a bomb scare

267
Q

une voiture / lettre piégée

A

a car / letter bomb

268
Q

un attentat à la bombe

A

a bomb attack • a bombing [ˈbɒmɪŋ]

269
Q

poser une bombe

A

to plant a bomb

270
Q

la lutte antiterroriste

A

the war on terror

271
Q

les attentats du 11 septembre

A

the 9-11 attacks

272
Q

un attentat suicide

A

a suicide attack

273
Q

un tueur (une tueuse) kamikaze

A

a suicide bomber

274
Q

un pirate

A

a pirate [ˈpaɪərɪt]

275
Q

un pirate de l’air

A

a hijacker [ˈhaɪdʒækəʳ]

276
Q

détourner un avion

A

to hijack a plane

277
Q

un détournement d’avion

A

a hijack(ing) [ˈhaɪdʒæk(ɪŋ)]

278
Q

un otage

A

a hostage [ˈhɒstɪdʒ]

279
Q

prendre qqn en otage

A

to take* sb hostage

280
Q

la prise d’otages

A

hostage taking (n. c.)

281
Q

une embuscade, un guet-apens

A

an ambush [ˈæmbʊʃ]

282
Q

faire tomber qqn dans une embuscade

A

to ambush sb

283
Q

un sabotage

A

a sabotage [ˈsæbətɑːʒ]

284
Q

un(e) saboteur (-euse)

A

a saboteur [ˌsæbəˈtɜːʳ]

285
Q

saboter qqch.

A

to sabotage sth

286
Q

un complot

A

a plot [plɒt]

287
Q

comploter contre qqn / qqch.

A

to plot against sb / sth

288
Q

une conspiration

A

a conspiracy [kənˈspɪrəsɪ]

289
Q

conspirer contre qqch. / pour faire qqch.

A

to conspire against sth / to do sth [kənˈspaɪəʳ]

290
Q

une fuite (de documents, de renseignements)

A

a (security) leak

291
Q

la diffamation (en paroles)

A

slander [ˈslɑːndəʳ]

292
Q

la diffamation (par écrit)

A

libel [ˈlaɪbəl]

293
Q

diffamer (en paroles)

A

to slander

294
Q

diffamer (par écrit)

A

to libel

295
Q

diffamatoire

A

slanderous [ˈslɑːndərəs] • [BR] libellous [ˈlaɪbələs] • [AM] libelous

296
Q

une lettre anonyme

A

an anonymous letter • a poison-pen letter

297
Q

un vol (en général)

A

a theft [θeft]

298
Q

un vol (généralement avec menaces ou violence)

A

a robbery [ˈrɒbərɪ]

299
Q

un(e) voleur (-euse) (en général)

A

a thief [θiːf] (plur. thieves)

300
Q

un(e) voleur (-euse) (usant de menaces ou de violence)

A

a robber [ˈrɒbəʳ]

301
Q

voler

A

to steal* [stiːl]

302
Q

voler qqch. à qqn

A

to steal* sth from sb • to rob sb of sth

303
Q

se faire voler son portefeuille

A

to have one’s wallet stolen

304
Q

dévaliser qqn / une banque

A

to rob sb / a bank

305
Q

une banque a été dévalisée

A

there’s been a bank robbery

306
Q

un hold-up

A

a hold-up [ˈhəʊldʌp] • a raid [reɪd]

307
Q

le vol à main armée

A

armed robbery

308
Q

un cambriolage

A

a burglary [ˈbɜːglərɪ]

309
Q

cambrioler

A

[BR] to burgle [ˈbɜːgl] • [AM] to burglarize [ˈbɜːgləraɪz]

310
Q

une tentative de cambriolage

A

an attempted burglary

311
Q

un(e) cambrioleur (-euse)

A

a burglar [ˈbɜːgləʳ]

312
Q

une effraction

A

a break-in [ˈbreɪkin]

313
Q

braquer qqn

A

to hold* sb up

314
Q

braquer une arme sur qqn

A

to aim a gun at sb

315
Q

faire qqch. sous la menace d’une arme

A

to do* sth at gunpoint

316
Q

une arme à feu

A

a firearm [ˈfaɪəʳˌɑːm]

317
Q

Haut les mains !

A

Hands up!

318
Q

dynamiter un coffre-fort

A

to blow* a safe

319
Q

le vol à l’étalage

A

shoplifting [ˈʃɒpˌlɪftɪŋ] (n. c.)

320
Q

un voleur à l’étalage

A

a shoplifter [ˈʃɒpˌlɪftəʳ]

321
Q

le vol à la tire

A

pickpocketing [ˈpɪkˌpɒkɪtɪŋ] (n. c.)

322
Q

un pickpocket

A

a pickpocket [ˈpɪkˌpɒkɪt]

323
Q

le vol à l’arraché

A

bag-snatching [ˈbægˌsnætʃɪŋ] (n. c.)

324
Q

le chapardage

A

pilfering [ˈpɪlfərɪŋ] (n. c.)

325
Q

chaparder

A

to pilfer [ˈpɪlfəʳ]

326
Q

un(e) receleur (-euse)

A

a receiver [rɪˈsiːvəʳ]

327
Q

receler des objets volés

A

to receive stolen goods

328
Q

le recel

A

receiving [rɪˈsiːvɪŋ]

329
Q

une escroquerie

A

a swindle [ˈswɪndl]

330
Q

un abus de confiance

A

a confidence trick

331
Q

un escroc

A

a crook [krʊk] • a swindler [ˈswɪndləʳ] • a con man (parlé)

332
Q

escroquer qqch. à qqn

A

to swindle sb out of sth • to cheat sb out of sth

333
Q

malhonnête

A

crooked [ˈkrʊkɪd] (parlé)

334
Q

une fraude

A

a fraud [frɔːd]

335
Q

frauduleux

A

fraudulent [ˈfrɔːdjʊlənt]

336
Q

frauder

A

to defraud [dɪˈfrɔːd]

337
Q

détourner des fonds

A

to embezzle [ɪmˈbezl]

338
Q

détourner 10 millions

A

to embezzle 10 million

339
Q

un détournement de fonds

A

embezzlement [ɪmˈbezlmənt] (n. c.)

340
Q

blanchir (argent sale)

A

to launder [ˈlɔːndəʳ]

341
Q

le trafic de drogue

A

drug trafficking • drug running

342
Q

faire du trafic de drogue

A

to traffic in drugs

343
Q

un(e) trafiquant(e) de drogue

A

a drug trafficker • a drug runner

344
Q

un(e) revendeur (-euse) de drogue

A

a (drug) pusher

345
Q

un dealer

A

a (drug) dealer

346
Q

la contrebande

A

smuggling [ˈsmʌglɪŋ]

347
Q

faire la contrebande de qqch.

A

to smuggle sth

348
Q

un(e) contrebandier (-ière)

A

a smuggler [ˈsmʌgləʳ]

349
Q

faire entrer / sortir qqch. en fraude

A

to smuggle sth in / out

350
Q

un(e) faussaire

A

a forger [ˈfɔːdʒəʳ]

351
Q

imiter la signature de qqn

A

to forge sb’s signature

352
Q

c’est un faux

A

it is forged • it’s a forgery

353
Q

de faux papiers

A

forged documents

354
Q

falsifier

A

to alter [ˈɒltəʳ] • to falsify [ˈfɔːlsɪfaɪ]

355
Q

un(e) vandale

A

a vandal [ˈvændəl]

356
Q

le vandalisme

A

vandalism [ˈvændəlɪzəm]

357
Q

saccager qqch.

A

to vandalize sth

358
Q

piller

A

to loot [luːt] • to plunder [ˈplʌndəʳ]

359
Q

un pillard

A

a looter [ˈluːtəʳ]

360
Q

le pillage

A

looting [ˈluːtɪŋ]

361
Q

l’incendie criminel

A

arson [ˈɑːsn]

362
Q

un incendie criminel

A

a case of arson

363
Q

un(e) incendiaire, un(e) pyromane

A

an arsonist [ˈɑːsənɪst]

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