Chapitre 1-4 Flashcards

1
Q

1) Essayer/Tenter de… (v.)

2) Tentative (n.)

A

1) It is not a good idea to attempt to fix that machine yourself.
2) After several attempts…

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2
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Tenir pour responsable.

A

Blame somebody for +V-ing

He blamed a coworker for breaking it.

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3
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Meuble de rangement

A

We keep all the office supplier in that cabinet.

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4
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1) Suppression/Déplacement (n.)

2) Amovible/Détachable (adj.)

A

1) We don’t allow removal of computers from this office.

2) The side door of the photocopier is removable.

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5
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1) Fournir (v.)

2) Fourniture/Provisions/Réserves (n.)

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1) To supply somebody with…

2) We order new supplies for the office every month.

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6
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Prêt à l’emploi/à portée de main (expr.)

A

On hand

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7
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S’excuser (v.)

A

Apologise for + V-ing ou + N

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8
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Prendre rdv

A

To make an appointment

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9
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1) Conscient/Au courant de (adj.)
2) Conscience (n.)
3) Ne pas être conscient de/Ne pas être au courant de (adj.)

A

1) To be aware of something/that
2) Awareness
3) I was unaware that Mr.Paul was away on a business trip.

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10
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1) Bref/Court/Concis (adj.)

2) Brièvement/Rapidement (adv.)

A

1) Would you like to leave a brief message ?

2) We spoke briefly on the phone last week.

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1) Dérangement (n.)

2) Dérangeant/perturbant (adj.)

A

1) Frequent phone calls cause a lot of disturbance to our work office.
2) The content of the message was disturbing.

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12
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S’attendre à/Anticiper (v.)

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To expect somebody to do/ To expect something to happen

I expect Shirley to return in the early afternoon

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13
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Raccrocher (v.)

A

After I hang up, I’ll put the message on her desk.

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14
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Chargé/Intense (adj.)

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My schedule is full; it will be a hectic day.

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15
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1) Long/Détaillé (adj.)
2) Longueur (n.)
3) Longtemps/ En détail (adj.)

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1) She left a very lengthy message about the meeting.
2) Because of the length of the phone message…
3) They spoke lengthily on the telephone about their plans.

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Urgent/Pressant (adj)

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He called to speak with you about a pressing matter.

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17
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1) Réticent/2) Réticence/3) Avec réticence

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1) Reluctant/ 2)Reluctance/ 3) Reluctancy

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18
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Rappel (n.)

A

He called to give a reminder aboutthis afternoon’s meeting.

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19
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1) Rappeler quelque chose à quelqu’un.

2) Rappeler à quelqu’un de faire quelque chose.

A

1) Please call to remind somebody of/about the appointment.

2) Remind somebody to do something.

20
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Messagerie vocale

A

Voice Mail

21
Q

Composer un numéro

A

Dial

22
Q

La tonalité lorsque vous décrochez.

A

DialTone

23
Q

La tonalité qui indique que la ligne est occupée.

A

Busy Signal

24
Q

Veuillez restez en ligne/Ne raccrochez pas (2)

A

Please hold/Please stay on the line

25
Q

être mis en communication avec quelqu’un

A

Get through to someone

26
Q

Passer quelqu’un à quelqu’un d’autre

A

Put someone through to

27
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1) Reconnaître/Se montrer reconnaissant (v.)

2) Remerciement/Reconnaissance (n.)

A

1) To acknowledge Something
I am writting to you to acknowledge your contribution to our most recent project.
2) We sent him a letter of acknowledgment.

28
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1) Permettre/Autoriser/Laisser (v.)

2) Permis/Autorisé (adj.)

A

To allow somebody to + V

1) Your boss may allow you to take a day off.
2) It is allowable to use the company.

29
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Occasion (n.)

A

I hope you get a chance to read this book.

30
Q

Rature (n.)

A

He made so many deletions on the report.

31
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1) Joindre/Ajouter (v.)

2) Pièce jointe (n.)

A

1) Please enclose a resume with your letter.

2) The enclosures includes a CV and a copy of her diploma.

32
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Oublier/ Omettre (v.)

A

Don’t leave out any important information when you write the letter.

33
Q

Proposition/Suggestion (n.)

A

Please read my proposals and let me know your opinion.

34
Q

Se souvenir/Se rappeler (v.)

A

Do you recall meeting me in LA last year ?

35
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1) à propos/ Opportun/Qui arrive au bon moment (adj.)

A

1) Your letter asking for a job is timely as we are looking for a new office assistant.

36
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1) S’adresser à (v.)

2) Allocution (n.)

A

1) She adressed everyone inthe room

2) The keynote speaker will give her adress at 9:00 AM.

37
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Ordre du jour (n.)

A

Agenda

38
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1) Présence/Assiduité (n.)

2) Assister à (v.)

A

1) The director wasunhappy about the poor attendance at the staff meeting.
2) The entire staff will attend the meeting.

39
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1) Traiteur

2) S’occuper de/ Pourvoir de la nourriture

A

1) The caterer served five desserts.

2) We usually ask a local restaurant to cater our meetings.

40
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Le local et ses équipement, ses installations. (n.)

A

We were unhappy with the facility where the conference was held.

41
Q

Se réunir (v.)

A

Let’s get together next weekto plan our presentation.

42
Q

1) Conférence/Cours magistal
2) Conférencier
3) Donner une conférence

A

1) Dr. Gomez will give a lecture on international finance.
2) The lecturer will speak about scientific research.
3) She often lectures on politics.

43
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Remettre à plus tard

A

We will have to postpone the meeting.

44
Q

S’inscrire à

A

Register for something

45
Q

Manquer de/ être à cours de…

A

Run out of

We ran out of chairs.

46
Q

Réviser/Relire/Revoir

A

Go over