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Convictions et valeurs Flashcards

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les grandes valeurs

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life’s values

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l’honnêteté (f)

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honesty

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l’intégrité (f)

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integrity

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la loyauté

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loyalty

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la fidélité

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faithfulness, fidelity

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le dévouement

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dedication

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la bonté (humaine)

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(human) kindess

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la discipline

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discipline

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la rigueur

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rigour, strictness

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le travail

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work

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la persévérance

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perseverance, determination

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la résilience

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resilience

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le respect (des autres)

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respect (for others)

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l’ouverture (f) d’esprit

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open-mindedness

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la tolérance

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tolerance

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la solidarité

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solidarity

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l’entraide (f)

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mutual support

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l’altruisme (f)

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altruism, selflessness

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l’égalité (f)

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equality

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la parité

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equality, parity (often between men and women)

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la liberté (d’expression)

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freedom (of speech)

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‘liberté, égalité, fraternité’ (devise de la France et de Haïti)

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‘Freedom, equality, fraternity’ (national motto of France and Haiti)

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les convictions (f) politiques

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political beliefs

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le sens moral

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moral sense, morality

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l’esprit (m) critique

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critical mind

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le refus d’accepter les préjugés et la discrimination

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refusal to accept prejudice and discrimination

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le rejet du racisme et de la xénophobie

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rejection of racism and xenophobia

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exprimer un point de vue / une opinion / un sentiment

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to express a point of view / an opinion / a feeling

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avoir l’intime conviction que …

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to have the firm conviction that …

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croire sincèrement / profondément (en/à) …

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to sincerely / deeply believe (in) …

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être absolument convaincu(e) que …

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to be utterly convinced that …

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être de bonne foi / être de mauvaise foi

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to act in good faith / in bad faith (or)
to be sincere / dishonest

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établir des relations basées sur le respect d’autrui

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to establish relationships based on respect for others

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apprendre à mieux se connaître et se respecter

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to get to know and respect each other better

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Ça m’énerve (quand …) (fam) / Ça me gosse (au Québec) (fam)

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It annoys me (when …)

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j’en ai marre (de) / j’en ai ras-le-bol (de) (fam) (id) ou
je suis tanné(e) (au Québec) (fam)

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i’m fed up (with) / I’m sick and tired (of)

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je dis non (à) (fam)

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i say no (to)

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(Il est) hors de question (de) (fam)

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(It is) out of the question (to)

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je crois dur comme fer que (l’amour est plus important que tout) (fam)

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I believe passionately / wholeheartedly that (love is more important than anything else)

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Ce qui est important / fondamental pour moi, c’est d’(être ouvert(e) aux façons de penser différentes des miennes)

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What is important / crucial for me is (to be open to ways of thinking that are different from my own)

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ce qui compte pour moi, c’est (de faire de mon mieux)

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what matters to me is (doing the best I can)

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ce qui me tient à cœur, c’est (de pouvoir aider les moins nantis que moi)

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what i care about / what is close to my heart is (being able to help those less fortunate than me)

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ce à quoi je suis très attaché(e), c’est (l’amitié)

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what i really care about is (friendship)

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ce que je trouve insupportable / intolérable, c’est (l’hypocrisie et le mensonge / quand on a deux bouches (en C*te d’Ivoire) (id)

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what i find unbearable / intolerable is (hypocrisy and lying)

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ce qui le paraît inadmissable / inacceptable, c’est (de juger les gens avant de les connaître)

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what i see as intolerable / unacceptable is (to judge people before knowing them)

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il faut avoir conscience de l’impact de son comportement et de ses convictions sur les autres

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you must be aware of the impact of your behaviour and beliefs on others

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je suis contre toute idée préconçue ou généralisation

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i am against all preconceptions or generalisations

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je m’élève contre tout préjugé racial, social ou sexiste

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i challenge / protest against any racial, social or gender bias

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il est nécessaire de manifester son indignation devant toute injustice

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we must register our outrage when faced with any injustice

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il faut lutter / se battre contre toute forme d’homophobie, de sexisme ou de racisme

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we must fight against all forms of homophobia, sexism or racism

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on doit contester tous stéréotypes, clichés et autres idées reçues

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we must challenge all stereotypes, clichés and other preconceived ideas

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les croyances religieuses

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religious beliefs

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l’église (f) / la mosquée / le temple / la synagogue

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church / mosque / temple / synagogue

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le monastère / le moine

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monastery / monk

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le couvent / la religieuse / la sœur / la bonne-sœur (fam)

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convent (a religious community of men/women who are not part of a closed order) / nun

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le prête / le curé

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priest

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l’imam (m) / le pasteur / le rabbin

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imam / vicar / rabbi

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la messe / le service religieux

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mass / religious service

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la prière

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prayer

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les rites (m) / les rituels (m)

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rites / rituals

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le pèlerinage

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pilgrimage

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la fête religieuse

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religious festival / holiday

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le jeûne

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fast

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le christianisme / la religion (catholique) (protestante)

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Christianity / (Catholic) (Protestant) faith

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l’islam (m) / la religion musulmane

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Islam / Muslim faith

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le judaïsme / la religion juive

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Judaism / Jewish faith

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l’hindouisme (m)

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Hinduism

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le bouddhisme

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Buddhism

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le monothéisme

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monotheism

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l’agnosticisme (m)

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agnosticism

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l’athéisme (m)

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atheism

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l’œcuménisme (m)

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ecumenism (the principle or aim of promoting unity among the world’s Christian Churches)

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la laïcité

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secularity

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le fondamentalisme religieux

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religious fundamentalism

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les guerres (f) de religion

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religious wars

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avoir la foi

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to believe / to have faith

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croire / être croyant(e)

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to believe / to be a believer

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pratiquer / être pratiquant(e)

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to practise a religion / to be a practising member

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appartenir à un groupe religieux

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to belong to a religious group

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dans ma famille, la religion fait partie intégrante de notre identité

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in my family, religion is an integral part of our identity

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la pratique de ma religion (ne) tient (pas) une place importante dans ma vie quotidienne

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practising my religion is (not) an important part of my daily life

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je suis moi-même sceptique et rationaliste mais je comprends qu’on puisse avoir besoin de croire en quelque chose

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I am sceptical and a rationalist myself, but I understand that people may need to believe in something

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l’interdiction du port du voile intégral / niqab dans la sphère publique divise l’opinion publique française

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the ban on wearing the full-face veil / niqab in public spaces divides public opinion in France

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la loi de 1905 a fait de la France un état laïc du fait qu’elle a séparé l’église et l’état

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the 1905 law made France a secular state by separating church and state
(The 1905 law prohibits the state from officially recognising, funding or endorsing religious groups)

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en France, le port de signes religieux extérieurs ostensibles est interdit dans les écoles publiques étant donné qu’ils peuvent servir à faire de la propagande

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In France, wearing conspicuous external religious symbols is prohibited in state schools as they can be used for propaganda

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certains condamnent les religions comme facteurs de repli identitaire vu qu’elles peuvent perpétuer le sectarisme et l’intolérance

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some condemn religions for contributing to a fall back into nationalism as they can perpetuate sectarianism and intolerance

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J’estime qu’on doit respecter les croyances des autres dans la mesure où ils respectent les vôtres

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I believe that we must respect the beliefs of others as long as they respect yours

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les croyances et les doctrines religieuses deviennent dangereuses dès lors qu’elles menacent la liberté individuelle

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religious beliefs and doctrines become dangerous when they threaten individual freedom

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