ANGLAIS SPÉ Flashcards
soutien, sympathisant
sympathizer
rassemblement, meeting
rally
entrer en fonction ( 2 mots )
take office
approbation
approval
bureau de vote
polling place
programme
platform
scrutin, vote, bulletin de vote
ballot
candidature
candidacy
élections ( 2 possibilités )
votes / polls
courte avance
narrow lead
co-listier ( 2 mots )
running mate
faire campagne
campaign
concurrent
contestant
désapprobation
disapproval
la politique
politics
une politique
a policy
politique ( adj )
political
un politique ( politicien )
a politician
candidat en campagne
campaigner
taux de participation
turnout
chef d’état
head of state
Sondage d’opinion
opinion poll
taux d’abstention ( 2 mots )
abstention rate
les électeurs ( groupe )
electorate
to be in/ go into politics
faire de/ se lancer dans la politique
to rule/ to lead/ to run a country
gouverner/ mener un pays
be left-wing
être de gauche
be right wing
être de droite
to be in office
être au pouvoir
to announce one’s candidacy
annoncer sa candidature
to run for office
se présenter
to launch a campaign
démarrer une campagne
to deliver a speech
prononcer un discours
to support a candidacy
supporter une candidature
the sitting candidate
candidat sortant susceptible d’être réélu
the outgoing candidate
candidat sortant non susceptible d’être réélu
direct/ indirect suffrage
élection directe/ indirecte
the elections returns
les résultats
to go to the polls
aller aux urnes ( voter )
to vote somebody in
élire quelqu’un
to vote somebody down
rejeter quelqu’un
to vote somebody out
ne pas réélire quelqu’un
to take the pledge/ take an oath
prêter serment/ faire le serment
a person authorized to represent others as an elected representative to a political party conference
delegate
a member of the electoral college
elector
counting the votes again because of a suspected error in totaling them the 1st time.
Georges Bush was elected US president following a recount in Florida after the 2000 presidential election
recount
someone born with US citizenship ( nationalité, citoyenneté ) includes any child born «in» the US, the children of US citizens born abroad, and those born abroad ( a l’étranger ) of one citizen parent.
natural-born citizen
the polls
the elections
the final candidate chose by a party to represent them in an election
nominee
to go vote
to go to the polls
place where people vote
a polling place station ( bureau de vote )
election choice composed of presidential candidate and his/ her vice-président
electoral ticket
Person who is running for office
a candidate
a document listing the alternatives when voting
a ballot
the person currently in a job or political office.
Joe Biden is the incumbent president in the 2024 presidential election
incumbent
a statement of principles and objectives used during a campaign, to win supports from voters. A political party’s one outlines its principles and plans to govern
a platform/ manifesto ( programme )
race between candidates for an elective office
campaign
a ballot filles by a voter who cannot be present at their polling station. They are often filled by people who are traveling or living abroad, or serving in the military
absentee ballot ( vote par procuration )
a group of people with common opinions and purposes
party
the vice-presidential candidate
running mate ( co-listier )
taxe/impôt
tax
avortement
abortion
la peine de mort
death penalty
accès au soin de santé
healthcare
salaire/revenu ( 4 possibilités )
wage / pay / income / salary
dépenses
spending
diminuer
decrease/ increase
border
frontière
sans papier ( personne )
undocumented
le moins + nom dénombrable
the fewer tables ( ex )
le moins + nom indénombrable
the less money ( ex )
renouvelable
renewable
renouvelable
renewable
requirements to become president of the USA + duration of the presidential term
- be a natural-born citizen
- be at least 35 y/o
- be a resident of the USA for 14 years
duration of the presidential term: 4 years
the différents steps in the US presidential election ( sentence with first, then, finally.. )
First, caucuses and primaries from February to April (≈9 months before the election )
= election of each party’s nominee
SUPER TUESDAY Tuesday 5th MARCH
more than a dozen states hold primaries
Then, National Conventions from July to August.
—> officially select the presidential nominee ( according to the primaires and caucuses results )
—> the presidential nominee announces his choices to his running mate.
—> official electoral ticket
After that, there are the presidential debates in September and October.
Next, it’s the general elections= 1st Tuesday of November ( 5th November this year )
—> people of each state cast their ballot, go to the polls.
—> they are actually voting for the «electors» from the Electoral College
Afterwards, the Electoral colleges vote for the party the majority has chosen in each state —> 41 days after the GE ( December )
Finally, in January, it’s the Inauguration of the President who finally takes office with his new administration.
—> he takes the pledge in front of the Capital building in Washington DC
aspirants, candidats
hopefuls
arrondissements, circonscriptions
precincts
mandat
term
propulser
propel
plus strict, plus serré
tighter
répandu
widespread
issue
outcome
pencher
leak
densément peuplé
populous
recensement
census
inscrit
registered
concours
contest
actuellement
currently
réchauffement climatique
climate change
rétrécir, diminuer, baisser
shrink
juste
fair
a peu près
en gros
roughly
sièges
seats
prérequis
conditions nécessaires
requirements
impôts
taxes
le large
broad
dans une certaine mesure
quelque peu
plutôt
somewhat
centre/ point d’attention
focus
centre/ point d’attention
focus
candidature
bid
douzaine
dozen
a l’étranger
abroad
hopefuls
aspirants, cabdidats
hopefuls
aspirants, candidats
precincts
arrondissements, circonscriptions
term
mandat
term
mandat
propel
propulser
tighter
plus strict, plus serré
widespread
répandu
outcome
issue
leak
pencher
populous
densément peuplé
census
recensement
registered
inscrit
registered
inscrit
contest
concours
currently
actuellement
climate change
réchauffement climatique
shrink
rétrécir
diminuer
baisser
fair
juste
roughly
a peu près
en gros
seats
sièges
requirements
prérequis, conditions nécessaires
taxes
impôts
broad
le large
somewhat
dans une certaine mesure
quelque peu
assez
plutôt
focus
centre /point d’attention
bid
candidature
dozen
douzaine
abortion
avortement
abroad
a l’étranger
1st step of the presidential elections
First, caucuses and primaries from February to April (≈9 months before the election )
= election of each party’s nominee
SUPER TUESDAY Tuesday 5th MARCH
more than a dozen states hold primaries
2nd step of the presidential elections
Then, National Conventions from July to August.
—> officially select the presidential nominee ( according to the primaires and caucuses results )
—> the presidential nominee announces his choices to his running mate.
—> official electoral ticket
3rd step of the presidential election
After that, there are the presidential debates in September and October.
4th step of the presidential elections
Next, it’s the general elections= 1st Tuesday of November ( 5th November this year )
—> people of each state cast their ballot, go to the polls.
—> they are actually voting for the «electors» from the Electoral College
5th step of the presidential elections
Afterwards, the Electoral colleges vote for the party the majority has chosen in each state —> 41 days after the GE ( December )
6th step of the presidential elections
Finally, in January, it’s the Inauguration of the President who finally takes office with his new administration.
—> he takes the pledge in front of the Capital building in Washington DC
rejeter
reject
mal juger
misjudge
intelligent
- clever
- smart
- brainy
talentueux
- talented
- skilled
- gifted
superficiel
- shallow
- superficial
tromperie
deceive
arnaque
deceit
supercherie
deceit
tromper
deceive
duper
deceive
trompeur
deceitful
mensonger
deceitful
juger trop vite
make a hasty assessment
sauter aux conclusions
to jump to conclusions
juger sur les apparences
judge by appearances
- enclin à critique
- critique
- toujours prompt critiquer
judgemental/ judgmental
- l’apparence
- le physique
physical appearance
sous-estimer
under-estimate
les apparences sont trompeuses
appearance are deceiving
mépriser
- to scorn
- despise
- look down on someone
stupide
- stupid
- dumb
- brainless
- witless
- dim-witted
la beauté intérieure
inner beauty
être victime de discrimination
be discriminated against
avoir des préjugés sur
be prejudiced against
méprisant
- scornful
- disdainful
- contemptuous
un sentiment d’appartenance
a sense of belonging
arrière plan
background
diable
devil
sur de soi
self-confident
ombre
shadow