Chap 5-8 Flashcards
De moins en moins (adv.)
People are spending less money these days and the stores are becoming decreasingly crowded.
Spectaculaire (adj.)
We cannnot explain the dramatic decrease in sales.
1) Faire faillite/Echouer (v.)
2) Faillite/échec (n.)
1) Many small businesses fail during their first five years.
2) These numbers show that the failure of this company is due to lack of sales.
à peine (adv.)
Company earnings hardly changed during the second half of the year.
De plus en plus (adv.)
These products are becoming increasingly popular.
1) Profiter (v.)
2) Tirer profit de (v.)
1) To profit by
2) To profit from
Approprié/Pertinent/D’actualité (adj.)
These figure are from last year so they are no longer relevant.
Grimper/Monter en flêche (v.)
Temperatures soared in that part of the word during the month of August. (Soar)
1) Régulièrement/Sans interruption (adv.)
2) Régularité/Constance (n.)
3) Régulier/Stable (adj.)
1) The GNP has grown steadily over the past several years.
2) Sales rose with a steadiness that reassured the company’s owners.
3) The steady rise in prices has many people worried.
1) Prospérer/Réussir
2) Florissant/Prospère
1) Thrive/Thrived/Thrived ou Thivre/Thrived/Thiven
2) All the companies did well in the thriving economy.
1) PIB
2) PNB
1) Gross domestic Product (GDP
2) Gross National Product (GNP)
Possible/Que l’on peut atteindre (adj.)
It seems like a difficult goal, but I believe it is achievable.
Effectuer/Réaliser (v.)
I am ready to carry out my plans to find a new job.
Fonction/Tâche (v.)
The duties of the job include answering the phone and making appointments.
Réference/Recommandation (n.) (2)
Letter of Reference/Recommendation.
1) Fiable/Serieux (adj.)
2) Fiabilité (n.)
3) Compter sur (v.)
4) De manière fiable/Sérieusement
1) I want to hire a reliable office assistant.
2) Reliability
3) The manager wants to be able to rely on his staff.
4) Reliably