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Adrift

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Unmoored drifting

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Nigh

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Nearly close almost

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Well-nigh

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Presque quasiment almost

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To yoke

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Le joug. Bondage link

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To be on Tenterhooks

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Charbons ardents

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To tout

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To promote to brag to boast praise

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Shortfall

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Déficit manque à gagner insuffisance shortage loss shortcomings

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Compelling

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Convaincant fascinant captivant Imperative pressing convincing binding

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Prowling

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Lurking hovering loitering wandering marauding roaming

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To forsake

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To abandon relinquish renounce forgo abdicate jettison

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To spring from

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To stem from, to arise from to grow out of, to derive from, to emerge from

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Scattergun

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Fusil de chasse

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To coddle

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Dorloter To spoil to indulge to pamper

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Contempt

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Mepris scorn disregard disdain disparagement disrepect

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To befit

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Convenir to suit to fit to agree to convene

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Mischief

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Mefait harm damage devilry naughtiness

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Daunting

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Intimidant redoutable intimidating awesome formidable

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Harrowing

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Poignant dechirant douloureux atroce heatbreaking agonizing painfull excruciating

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Clout

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Influence poids power influence leverage

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Aloof

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Hautain distant standoffish distant remote detached reserved

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cleavage

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clivage, décolleté, split, segmentation, rift

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canvass

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sonder , quadriller , to poll, survey, probe, examine , investigate

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to be put off

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etre repoussé, dégouté , mis mal à l’aise

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nadir

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point le plus bas, lowest point , rock bottom lowest level

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spurned

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rejeté éconduit rejected voted down denied refused

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landlocked

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enclavé , enclaved

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by the same token

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de la même manière, par la même occasion

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to buttress

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to strenghten , to reinforce to bolster, shore up

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stringent

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strict , strict rigorous severe tight tough

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awash

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flooded inundated swamped

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to stall

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caler , to hold up , delay , detain , halt

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spawned

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donné naissance , created , resulted triggered led caused , produced

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amiss

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anormal inappropriate , wrong , awry ,improper

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scathing

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cinglante caustic,biting, harsh brutal

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superseding

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remplacement , replace displace substitute for , override

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weary

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épuisé tired , worn out,

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to hamper

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entraver to impede hinder prevent thwart slow down curb obstruct

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to forestall

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pour prévenir , pour empécher , prevent , stop, anticipate , head off ,hinder

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mugshot

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photo identité ou prison

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40
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canvas

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toile

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41
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suffice to say

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needless to say inutile de dire

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groundswell

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raz de marée, vaste mobilisation, tidal wave, surge outpouring, flow

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to soak up

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s’imprégner to absorb, suck in sink in, immerse, embrace

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causeway

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chaussée digue embankment, overpass

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45
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to jut

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faire saillie

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46
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to skip

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to miss jump omit overlook

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47
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to frame

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encadrer ou piéger

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to cull

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massacrer to kill slaughter pick

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statecraft

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habileté politique, art de gouverner

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50
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advocacy

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plaidoyer defense sensibilisation

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51
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to stride

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arpenter

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a stride

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une foulée, progrés , avancées, step progress, advance

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flurry

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rafale , vague , série

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beholder

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viewer, observer, bystander ,spectator, watcher

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fawning

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servile, flattering, servile , slavish, obsequious, a gaggle of fawning billionaires

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a gaggle

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a bunch, gang, band ,flock, herd, troop crew

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to underwrite

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soutenir financièrement, garantir, to guarantee to cover , to insure

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mired in poverty

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noyé/coincé dans la pauvreté

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forewoman

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contremaitre, pdte, spokesman, oversee,

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to dovetail

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coincider, to fit, suit blend in , fit into , interlock

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racketeering

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racket, affairisme, escroquerie, extortion , fraud ,blackmail, racket , larceny , robbery

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cornerstone

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pierre angulaire, foundation, basis, centrepiece, key element, backbone

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tugboat

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remorqueur

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morsel

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morceau , bouchée

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coy

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shy timid

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devoid

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dépourvu without free (from) lacking deprived

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reachable

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accessible , joignable

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sprawling

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tentaculaire extended , broad,comprehensive widespread

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to be tantamount to

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equivaloir à

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to reconvene

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reprendre, reconvoquer, reconvenir

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to bicker

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se disputer, to argue , fight quarrel wrangle dispute

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spoke in the wheel

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baton dans les roues

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bogeyman

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croque mitaine

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downward (spiral)

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à la baisse , declining, decreasing, descending falling

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to hamper

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entraver , to impede, hinder obstruct , prevent thwart curb

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to ebb

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décliner , municipal fundings started to ebb

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plunder

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pillage, spoliation; pillage loot, spoils ,looting

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offkey

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fausse note

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gist

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essentiel, core essence substance kernel significance , tenor

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haunch

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hanche

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81
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smirk

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sourire narquois

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bonnet

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capot

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appalled

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horrifié, consterné, horrified,aghast dismayed shocked astounded outraged

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off the marck

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à coté de la plaque , hors de propos, misplaced,incorrect, out of place

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dauntless

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intrépide audacieux

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doubtless

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sans doute, sans aucun doute

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to sudbue

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soumettre, subjugate, overpower control master tame quell crush

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shortcomings

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flaw weakness defect deficiency failing shortfall

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to shore up

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consolider étayer reinforce, underpin buttress strenghten bolster support enhance

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to stave off

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eviter repousser conjurer to forestall , ward off , head off, fend off, avert, avoid

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downfall

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chute ruine collapse, ruin , fall undoing overthrow destruction

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to foster

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favoriser, encourager to promote, encourage stimulate nurture boost bolster spur

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to bolster

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renforcer soutenir, to boost strenghten reinforce shore up buttress enhance

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woe to him

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malheur à lui

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to stymie

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contrecarrer , to thwart , block, obstruct, frustate, foil hinder , defeat

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in laws

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belle famille

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to take on

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prendre en charge, s’attaquer à , assumer, assume, tackle , undertake , deal with

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to hoard

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thésauriser accumuler

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to portend

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présage, to presage, predict , forecast , foreshadow, herald , betoken

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upfront

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franc , honnéte, straightforward, frank, candid , honest , forthright

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to thwart

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contrecarrer déjouer, to prevent, frustrate, hinder, impede, obstruct, foil, derail

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to infer

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to deduce, deduct, guess, derive , suppose , figure , extrapolate

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to stem from

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decouler de, arise from or out of, derive from, emanate from result from, originate from

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to stem, to stem the tide

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endiguer , endiguer la marée

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to uphold

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respecter , défendre,to maintain, defend, preserve, support , back, endorse, buttress

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to boil down to

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se résumer à

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to make up for

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compenser , rattraper , to compensate for, to catch up, to remedy, to redress, to offset

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to probe

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sonder, to test , investigate, explore , research

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to tap into

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puiser dans , exploiter to seize, harness, leverage , exploit, profit

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about face

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volte face reversal, about turn , volte face

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to abate

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atténuer, calmer to ease , lessen mitigate, relieve

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plaintiff

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plaignant, demandeur

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fraught relationship

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relation compliquée

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fraught

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lourd , chargé , tendu

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byproduct

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sous produit, dérivé , effet secondaire

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to relinquish

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renoncer, céder to renounce , to forgo , to forsake, to give up, to hand over , to surrender

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wiry

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nerveux maigre raide

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to thrive

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prospérer, s’épanouir, to prosper, flourish, boom, grow, expand, bloom, develop , blossom , grow up

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standoffish

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distant , impassible, aloof, reserved, remote

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subservience

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soumission asservissement, servility, obedience, enslavement, submission

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buy-in

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adhésion, appui acceptance, involvement , engagement

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grueling

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épuisant , exténuant hard , arduous, tiring, strenuous

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deadening

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assourdissant amortissement atténuation

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reckless

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imprudent irresponsable téméraire careless rash negligent imprudent, irresponsible

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to recant

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se rétracter, renier to retract, withdraw , renounce , revoke , disavow

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to perquisite

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perquisitionner

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127
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tacky

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collant ringard vulgaire

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128
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to overlook

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négliger , oublier to disregard, neglect forget omit , override, lose sight of
To feel overlooked his entire life

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to overblow

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gonfler exagérer , to exagerate , overestimate
Covid concerns were overblown

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menial

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subalterne, ingrat , peu valorisant

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bereaved

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endeuillé , affligé

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to warp

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déformer to deform, to distort , bend

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to delude

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se tromper , s’illusionner, to deceive, fool , mislead , trick dupe cheat

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to beckon

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attirer , appeler to call summon draw attract

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To perambulate

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Marcher to walk around hike march wander

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To strive

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S’efforcer Oeuvrer to try seek attempt endeavour

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Discarded

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Rejeté ecarte thrown away excluded forsaken abandoned

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To ratchet up

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Monter d’un cran to raise boost broaden grow build up

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To hone

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Perfectionner to refine sharpen upgrade improve enhance

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Slushy

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Boueux détrempées et aussi sentimental

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To forgo

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renoncer , se priver , to renounce , to relinquish, to abandon, to withdraw

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scourge

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le fléau , la plaie plague, curse , affliction

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to placate

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apaiser , amadouer To calm, appease , ease, sweeten

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to get along

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bien s’entendre understand, progress, advance

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erstwhile

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Ancien, Autrefois former old previous

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tipping point

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point de basculement, critique: turning pt , crucial pt , critical pt, watershed, pivotal moment, point of inflexion

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to wind down

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se détendre ou réduire progressivement, lower , decrease, decline ,reduce

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to run aground

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to be stranded

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to throttle

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limiter, étrangler, to choke , strangle , limit , restrict confine

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to clamp down

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réprimer, to curb to quell to stifle to curtail, to restrain

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surrogate

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mère porteuse, substitut, auxiliaire

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ingenuousness

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ingénuité, candeur innocence, candor , gullibility, naivety

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paramount

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primordial, essentiel , principal, cardinal, primary, main , prime , foremost

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foregone conclusion

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courue d’avance, évidente, inéluctable

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nerve wracking

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angoissant, stressant , stressful, distressing, agonizing, annoying

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Stark

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Frappant austere saisissant harsh bleak stern severe absolute

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Slur

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Insulte insult disgrace smear affront

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Premises

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Locaux ou débuts place site venue property

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Heist

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Casse braquage robbery burglary hold-up stick up

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To narrowcast

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Diffuser

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To mime

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Mimer to mimic to act to simulate

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Kindred discipline

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Une discipline soeur

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Fallout

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Retombées répercussions : aftermath outcome repercussions consequences side effects after effects

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Lid

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Couvercle bouchon paupière

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Moral quandaries

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Dilemnes moraux. Embarras gene

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To pit

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Dresser ou s’affronter

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Trodden

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Foulé piétiné battu a well trodden path

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Moray

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Murène

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To dwindle

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Diminuer to wane, diminish fall shrink decrease

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Throng

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La Multitude crowd mob multitude

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To belie

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Dementir to contradict to dispute to disagree to debunk
A maturity that belies his 23 years

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The dropout rate

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Taux abandon scolaire

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Dismay

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Consternation disapointment consternation

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Selflessness

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Altruisme abnégation altruism dedication devotion generosity

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Underling

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Sous fifre subalterne subordinate minion inferior

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Bereft

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Depourvu prive devoid deprived stripped

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To gloat

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Jubiler se rejouir to exult to triumph to brag to vaunt

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Whirlwind visit

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Visite eclair

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To backslide

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Revenir en arriere

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To eke out

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Pour survivre to survive to live on to outlast outlive

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To take its cue

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Suivre son exemple

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To budge

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Ceder demordre to yield surrender he refused to budge

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A falling out

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Querelle dispute spat fight dispute argument

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To reel

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Enrouler remonter to coil to roll

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To compromise

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Compromettre to jeopardize endanger undermine imperil

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Cushy

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Confortable douillet a cushy government job

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Thrust

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Poussée idée maitresse push gist shove essence

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To oversee

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Surveiller controler to supervise control inspect

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To broker a deal

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Negocier un accord
To engineer a deal
To hammer out a deal

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Placard

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Pancarte poster bill signboard

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Overwrought

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A bout surmené overexcited upset tense anxious

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Mortician

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Croque mort

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To shove

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Pousser bousculer to push to thrust

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Tenor

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Teneur substance substance meaning content

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To intubate

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Intuber

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To intuit

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Deviner avoir l’intuition de

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To spur

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Stimuler encourager to boost stimulate to goad to galvanize

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Lecturer

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Conferencier professeur charge de cours

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A well trodden path

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Sentier battu chemin connu

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To debunk

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Démystifier discréditer to disparage to expose to discredit to denigrate

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Pitfalls

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Pieges embuches trap entrapment snares peril pit

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Impediment

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Obstacle entrave hindrance obstacle bottleneck deterrent liability

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Repository

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Depot repertoire warehouse store archive depot

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Patron

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Patron mecene sponsor protector guardian

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Etching

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Gravure attaque chimique

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Depiction

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Représentation description portrayal picture

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To wield power

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Manier exercer to exert to use

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To stem the tide

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Endiguer la marée

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To unravel

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Demeler elucider to untangle to disentangle to fall apart

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To upend

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Bouleverser to roll over turn over flip over to throttle to overturn to reverse to invert

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To undercut

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Saper miner to undermine to debilitate to weaken to erode to water down

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To shackle

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Enchainer to chain fetter hobble hamper

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To begrudge

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En vouloir a envier to grudge to resent to envy to covet to disparage

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To downplay

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Minimiser to minimise underplay underestimate undervalue underrate mitigate

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To beset

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Assaillir assieger to harass to badger to afflict to plague

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To cleanse

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Nettoyer purifier to clean out to scrub to wash to purify

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Weaving

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Tissage tressage woven intertwining

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I do not mean to pry

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Je ne veux pas être intrusif

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To pry off

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Enlever soulever arracher

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To run afoul

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Avoir des démêlés avec

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To foreshadow

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Préfigurer presager to predict to presage to portend to forecast

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Backdrop

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Contexte arriere plan background atmosphere context environment

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To unhinge

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Déséquilibrer detraquer to unbalance to perturb to confuse

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Cockeyed

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Louche de travers crooked ludicrous crazy squint

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To moan

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Deplorer regretter to bemoan to lament to deplore to complain about

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Overlooked

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Neglige oublie forgotten neglected ignored disregarded

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At the behest of

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A la demande de , sur ordre de

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Tedious

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Fastidieux ennuyeux wearisome boring annoying dull

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Bespoke

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Sur mesure taylor made custom made customized

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Tortuous

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Detourné tortueux sinuous serpentine circuitous

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Knock on effects

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Répercussions retombées effets d’entraînement

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Righteousness

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Droiture, justice honesty rectitude integrity uprightness justice

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Hefty

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Lourd gros heavy large massive robust
We borrowed a hefty sum of money

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To undergo

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Supporter soumis a to suffer to endure to stand to withstand to bear to experience

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Heyday

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Apogée age d’or peak zenith Climax apex salad day apogee pinnacle

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Underlying

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Sous jacent fondamental fondamental essential primary

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To resent

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En vouloir a to grudge to begrudge to envy to loathe to dislike to despise

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Previous

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Former prior earlier past

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To Wreak

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Semer causer to wreak havoc in the streets. To inflict to cause to indulge to unleash to create

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To fluster

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Troubler embrouiller to upset disturb confuse rattle

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Dazzled

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Ebloui aveuglé blown away dazzed blindsided amazed

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To moan

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Gemir raler to Whine complain grumble lament

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Cohesive

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Coherent solidaire coherent consistent united

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Rebuttal

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Refutation replique refutation disproof objection protest

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To berate

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Reprimander to scold to reprimand to lambast to upbraid to rebuke

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Upshot

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Resultat consequence outcome consequence effect

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To tamper with

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Falsifier alterer to manipulate to alter to tinker with to meddle with

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To defer

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Reporter differer to postpone delay adjourn procrastinate
I beg to differ

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I beg to differ

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Je ne suis pas d’accord

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To allude to

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Faire allusion a to refer to to mention

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Innocuous

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Inoffensif ingenu harmless benign

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Undergirding

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Sous tendant to underpin underlie back up bolster

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To skim over

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Effleurer rester en surface

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To coax

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Amadouer persuader cajoler manipuler to persuade convince entice
To coax someone into doing something

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To forfeit

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Renoncer sacrifier to renounce relinquish forgo

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Pyre

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Bucher

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Morass

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Bourbier quagmire swamp entanglement stalemate deadlock

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Stunt

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Cascade coup political stunt

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Shimmer

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Reflet miroitement gleam glimmer sparkle

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To whimper

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Gémir pleurnicher to whine moan wail

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To yearn

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Aspirer se languir to crave to long to desire

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Jittery

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Nervous restless fidgety

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To imbue

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Impregner inculquer
To instil infuse impregnate

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To impinge

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Empiéter heurter to infringe encroach affect to undermine

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Makeshift

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De fortune improvisé
A makeshift gallow

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To be arraigned

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Arrêté poursuivi inculpé
To be indicted charged accused or convicted

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To sow

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Semer
To plant seed grow spread

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To sew

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Coudre to stitch to suture

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To lie

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Mentir ou reposer
To lie down to reside

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To lay

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Poser etablir

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Retribution

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Rétribution châtiment vengeance
Retaliation payback vengeance revenge

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Tortuous

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Tortueux sinueux
Circuitous sinuous

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To demur

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Hesiter refuser
To hesitate

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Demure

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Gentil

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To digress

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Digresser
To deviate stray diverge ramble

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Hemlock

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Cigue

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To go runpoint

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Mener, etre a l’avant garde

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To nudge

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Pousser decaler
To shove to push to poke

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To wrangle

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Se disputer
To fight to argue to row to quarrel

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To sprinkle

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Saupoudrer
To scatter to spray to splash

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Outbreak

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Epidemie explosion
Eruption outburst flare-up

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Beleaguered

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Assiégée, aux abois en difficulté
Assailed harassed persecuted

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Complacent

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Complaisant satisfait
Self-satisfied pleased self-indulgent

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To phase out

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Eliminer supprimer progressivement
To phase down to abandon to relinquish

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Giddiness

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Vertige étourdissement
Dizziness faintness

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Kinship

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Parenté affinité
Kin relationship blood relationship affinity

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Array

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Reseau eventail
Collection line up display

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Current setup

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Configuration actuelle

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Frazzled

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Épuisé éreinté
Worn out tied spent depleted dead tired

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You are delusional

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Tu délires

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Far flung

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Lointain éloigné

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Background

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Fond arrière plan
Backdrop environment framework setting atmosphere

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To lament

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Deplorer
To moan to bemoan to deplore to regret

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To simmer

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Fremir mitonner
A simmering trial

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Foe

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Ennemi opponent enemy adversary rival

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Mutiler

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To maim mutilate disable self-harm

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Routine

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Routine

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Prothese

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Prosthesis implant

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Blessure

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Injury wound damage

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Evanouir

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To faint pass out vanish to black out

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Poverty is rife

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La pauvreté est partout/ règne

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Pansement

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Bandage plaster patch

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Trajet

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Path journey route trip

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Anxyolitique

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Anxiolitic antianxiety medication or drug

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Begue

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Stutterer
Jo biden used to stutter

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Battue

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Hunt search

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Émancipation

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Émancipation empowerment liberation freedom self-emancipation
To get free from

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Spectateur

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Spectator viewer bystander beholder

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Candidats

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Candidates applicants Nominees

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Stupidité

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Foolishness stupidity nonsense silliness ineptitude

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Esclavage

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Slavery enslavement servitude

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Portrait robot

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Sketch

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Volte face

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About face , volte face

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Patience

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Patience forbearance

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To defraud

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Frauder escroquer to cheat swindle dupe hustle

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Sordide

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Sordid sleazy squalid

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Chorale

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Choir

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Historique des données

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Historical data

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Avoir l’intuition de

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To intuit

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Inkling

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Idée soupcon hint intuition

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Transpercer

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To pierce penetrate puncture go through

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Abonnement

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Membership subscription

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Intimité

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Intimacy privacy closeness

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Utilite

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Utility usefulness use

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Truie

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Sow pig slut

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Insécurité

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Insecurity lack of security uncertainty

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Mepris

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Disregard scorn contempt disdain disrepect defiance

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Bourgeois

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Middle classe upper middle class bourgeois capitalist class

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To be prone to

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Etre enclin a

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Turd

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Etron merde

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To pull back from

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Se retirer de

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Hoof

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Sabot

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To flinch

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Tressaillir sursauter

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To pluck

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Arracher cueillir plumer

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Reversement

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Repayment payout reversal

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Affirmation

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Assertion statement

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A mon avis

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In my opinion ,from my point of view ,to me ,for me ,if u ask me. Jamais to my point of view

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Conjugal

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Marital conjugal matrimonial domestic

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Ligne de partage

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Divide dividing line watershed

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A la queue leu leu

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In a single file

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Avoir l’intuition de

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To intuit

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Proximité

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Proximity vicinity closeness

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Inconscient

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Unconscious unresponsive subconscious unaware oblivious

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Eclairer une zone

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To illuminate or to light an area

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Recette

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Recipe formula income

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Chaudron

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Cauldron pot kettle

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Couette

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Duvet comforter blanket

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Formation

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Training learning instructio. Formation

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Serie tv

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Tv series tv shows sitcoms
There is a good series on tv right now

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Reliques

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Relics remains remnants

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Pénibilité

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Hardship arduousness strenuousness

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Aller de pair

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To go hand in hand to come together

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Mefiance

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Distrust mistrust suspicion

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Egalite

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Equality equity tie parity

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Une serie de

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A set of a series of a range of a streak of

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Worn-out

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Usé épuisé

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In thrall to

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Sous l’emprise de

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Maitriser

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To master control manage contain subdue

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Profiter

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To profit to benefit to take advantage of

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Albeit

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Quoique

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Whim

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Caprice coup de tête

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Prendre sa place

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Take his place

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Conscience

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Conscious consciousness awareness

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Bande de voleurs

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Gang of thieves

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Un mineur

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Minor underage

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Bien commun

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Common good greater good public good

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Reflechir

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To think to reflect to ponder

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Décentraliser

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to decentralize to devolve

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Bande de voleurs

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Gang band bunch of thieves

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Egoisme

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Selfishness egoism self love self-interest self-centeredness

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réviser

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to revise, to revamp

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affaiblissement

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weakening, impairment, decay decline undermining loss

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fluidité

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fluidity flow fluency flexibility

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vexé

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hurt , vexed, upset , offended

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sous sol

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underground , basement , lower lewels , lower ground floor , subsoil

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habitudes

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patterns , habits , customs , practices , lifestyle

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reforme des retraites

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pension reform , retirement reform

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plateau

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plateau , tray, plate

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effet loupe

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magnifying effect

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contretemps

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setback , hiccup, mishap, delay , inconvenience, offbeat

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marche immobilier

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real estate market, property market , housing market

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notaire

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notary, lawyer

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mission clandestine

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clandestine, undercover, secret mission

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denoncer

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to denounce, to expose to condemn, to speak out against

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discréditer

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to disparage , to discredit, to debunk, to undermine, to denigrate, to compromise

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metaphore

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figure of speech, metaphor

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extreme droite

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far right, extreme right , alt-right, extreme right-wing

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voyant

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psychic or indicator

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Q

deplacer un rv

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to move a rv, to reconvene

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to be fond of , to be keen on

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avoir envie de, etre friand de , amateurs de

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Q

To wander

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Errer vagabonder to walk to roam cruise stroll ramble

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Q

To dash out

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S’enfuir

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Q

To besmirch

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Salir to tarnish blacken stain taint

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Q

Despondency

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Decouragement despair discouragement

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Q

To slumber

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Sommeiller

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Q

Lacklustre

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Terne mediocre sans eclat dim dull lustreless mediocre

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Lure

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Leurre appat attirer leurer to entice to trick

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Q

Scowl

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Grimace renfrogné

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Q

To soothe

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Apaiser soulager to calm down to ease to alliviate

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Q

To spout

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Debiter
to spout platitudes in public

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To stagger

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Tituber et aussi échelonner

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Q

To stammer to stutter

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Begayer

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Q

Flung

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Jeté projeté

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Foray

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Incursion patrouille

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Hoarse

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Rauque enrouée

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Q

Thud

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Bruit sourd martèlement

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Q

Aloft

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En haut en hauteur

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Q

To swerve

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Faire un ecart une embardée

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Q

To quiver

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Trembler fremir

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To smolder

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Se consumer

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Sling

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Fronde sangle

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Shoal

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Haut fond banc recif

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413
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Bark

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Ecorce aboiment

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Jagged

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Dechiquete irregulier

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Squire

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Écuyer chatelain

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416
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Vent

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Évent ventilation

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417
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To vent

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To air discharge to express to voice

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418
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to latch on

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prendre le sein ou s’accrocher avec un device

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to besmirch

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salir, ternir to tarnish, to sully, stain , blacken

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to dash out

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s’enfuir

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to wander

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errer, vagabonder

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to be fond of / to be keen on

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etre friands, etre amateurs de , to be interested in

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whim

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caprice, coup de téte , impulse, caprice, fancy

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albeit

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quoique bien que although , even though or as , despite the fact that, notwithstanding

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worn-out

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usé, épuisé , éreinté, spent , worn down,

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in thrall to

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sous l’emprise de old men in thrall to worn-out ideology

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427
Q

streak

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série, séquence

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428
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turd

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merde, crotte

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flinch

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broncher, tressaillir , to wince, shudder

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to pluck

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arracher, cueillir, plumer

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hatchet

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hachette , serpe

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hoof

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sabot

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to pull back from

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se retirer de

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434
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inkling

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idée, soupçon, intuition hint, suspicion

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to defraud

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frauder, escroquer

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poverty is rife

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la pauvreté est partout , monnaie courante

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foe

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ennemi, adversaire

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to run afool

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courir a toute allure

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standoff

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impasse, confrontation, bras de fer

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to forfeit

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renoncer relinquish, forgo, renounce, forsake

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morass

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bourbier , marasme quagmire, entanglement, deadlock stalemate

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pyre

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bucher

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stunt

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cascade, coup,acrobatie political stunt

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shimmer

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reflet , miroitement

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onus

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fardeau, charge, responsabilité

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to beset

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assaillir, assiéger , entourer

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to cleanse

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nettoyer, purifier , purger
Ethnic cleansing

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overwrought

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à bout, surmené, à cran

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gyre

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spirale

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moray

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murène

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to spin

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tourner, tournoyer

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to dwindle

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diminuer, décroitre

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throng

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multitude, foule

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to belie

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démentir, contredire

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the dropout rate

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taux d’abandon ou de décrochage scolaire

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dismay

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consternation ou consterner

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selflessness

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altruisme , désintéressement, dévouement

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underling

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subalterne, sous fifre

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bereft

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dépourvu de , privé, devoid, deprived, lacking

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to gloat

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jubiler , se réjouir to exult, to brag, to boast, to vaunt

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whirlwind visit

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visite éclair

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to backslide

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revenir en arrière

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to do bad deeds

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faire de mauvaises actions

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to take its cue

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prendre son exemple

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trade off

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compromis

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it s quite decent to be fair

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c’est pas mal en fait

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open source investigator

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468
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i am totally

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done with that

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469
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we see each other

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every few days , tous les 2-3 jours

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I am not going down that road again

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Q

to sort all this

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trier tout ça

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I do not give

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a toss

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Q

not half as bad as

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the stuff in my past

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Q

bear with me

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il i am frustrated

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I was turned death

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in the light of what happened

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he was up to

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his eyebrows in debt

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477
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I go along with it

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for the sake of the moment

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you are delusional

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tu délires

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to derail

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an investigation

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480
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we have to stop running

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into each other like that

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carefree

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insouciant

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careless

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desinvolte

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we will never make it that long

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navel gazing

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messiah complex

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I want a report

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within the hour

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486
Q

secondary protagonist

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or character

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Q

to stem the tide

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endiguer la marée

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Q

to run point

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To lead

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Q

we stay the course for now

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On garde le
Cap

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490
Q

can we hammer out

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a deal

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491
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it was staggering

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stupéfiant, effrayant

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Q

Somebody has been pillaging

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Your country ressources since time began

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Q

A broad

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Spectrum of behaviour

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Q

On a inauguré en 92

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We broke ground in 92

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495
Q

I ve heard nothing

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But terrible things

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496
Q

J’ai un soupçon une intuition

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I had and inkling

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Q

Je me suis donne beaucoup de mal pour vous aider

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I have gone to considerable lengths to help you

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Q

Quelqu’un va apprendre ce qui se passe ici

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Someone will get wind of what s going on here

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Q

Fais attention ou marche sur des oeufs

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Tread carefully Traide

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500
Q

Qu’en penses tu ?

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What do u reckon?

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Q

Ne depasse pas la limite

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Do not cross that line

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502
Q

Elle m’echappe/ je la perds

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She is drifting away from me

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503
Q

Cela sera terminé avant que

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It will be over long before …

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Q

Sans vouloir être indiscret

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I do not mean to pry

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Q

Monter/ diriger une campagne digitale

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To conduct a digital campaign

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Q

Mon job est de faire respecter la loi

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My job is to uphold the law

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Q

Une offre de pmt pour que vous regardiez ailleurs

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An offer of payment to entice you to look away

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Q

Ta reputation te précède

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Your reputation precedes you

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509
Q

Ca equivaut a une invasion Armee

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It is tantamount to armed invasion

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510
Q

Je suis admiratif de ton intelligence

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I am in awe of your intellect

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Q

Est ce que ca te plait ? T’attire?

A

Does that appeal to you?

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Q

Relation compliquée / lourde

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Fraught relationship

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Q

De temps en temps

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Every now and then

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Q

Enveloppe de secret

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Shrouded in secrecy

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Q

Tu dois etre plus direct avec nous

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You need to be more forthcoming with us

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Q

C’est pas a toi de parler

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To speak out of turn

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Q

Est ce que je devrais me faire du souci pour qqchose?

A

Is there anything i should be concerned about?

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Q

Merci de me contacter/ effort pour te contacter

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Thanks for reaching out

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519
Q

Englue dans la pauvrete

A

Mired in poverty stuck bogged down

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520
Q

S’echapper disparaître

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To be in the wind

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Q

Slump

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Trou d’air

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Q

As much as it pains me

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Meme si ca me gêne / me
Coute

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Q

To underpin

A

Soutenir etayer bolster
reinforce consolidate buttress

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Q

Je veux un rapport dans l’heure

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I want a report within the hour

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Q

Pourriez vous transmettre les details

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Would u pls circulate the details

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526
Q

La reduire au silence

A

To silence her

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527
Q

On ne sait presque rien

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We know next to nothing

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Q

Une lueur d’espoir

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A glimmer of hope

529
Q

Etre ecarté

A

To be shunned

530
Q

Etre laisse dans l’ignorance

A

To be left in the lurch

531
Q

Etre a l’aube de

A

To be on the cusp of

532
Q

Sans domicile fixe

A

Of no fixed abode

533
Q

Desirer avoir envie de

A

To be keen on

534
Q

Simuler

A

To malinger

535
Q

Presse toi de prendre la suite

A

To hurry up To take over

536
Q

Petit a petit

A

Little by little

537
Q

A la lumière de ce qui s’est passé aujourd’hui

A

In light of what happened today

538
Q

Une liste / inventaire de propriétés

A

A run down of properties

539
Q

Etre tres inquiet /nerveux

A

To be deeply unnerved

540
Q

C’est loin de ce que tu peux faire

A

It is way outside the bounds of what u can do

541
Q

Ces résultats marquants/ spectaculaires

A

These landmarks results

542
Q

Pas de comptes a rendre

A

No axe to grind

543
Q

Etre en phase avec qqun

A

To be attuned to sbdy

544
Q

Pas de panique ou de pb

A

No sweat

545
Q

Apres coup

A

With hindsight

546
Q

Je dois faire des courses

A

I have got some errands to do

547
Q

Grosso modo

A

In the thick of things

548
Q

Escalade

A

Escalation

549
Q

Scénario deja écrit

A

Pre written script

550
Q

To phase out

A

Éliminer progressivement to wean

551
Q

To go awry

A

Aller de travers

552
Q

To go berserk

A

Devenir fou furieux

553
Q

To ramp up

A

Accélérer intensifier to build up scale up intensify boost

554
Q

Avoir la pression pour se rétracter

A

To face pressure to recant

555
Q

La frapper avec de plus serieuses charges

A

To slap her with more serious charges

556
Q

Le trafic aerien est restreint

A

Airtravel is curtailed

557
Q

Si il pouvait fracturer l’otan

A

If he could splinter nato

558
Q

C’est probable

A

It s a right likelihood

559
Q

Les sanctions sont bien plus profondes qu’il ne le pense

A

Sanctions are far more reaching than he thought

560
Q

C’est la pierre angulaire de notre système

A

It s the cornerstone of our system

561
Q

Donner de la vigueur

A

To invigorate

562
Q

Proposer une aide / donner de l’aide aux oligarques

A

To lend a helping hands to oligarchs

563
Q

Génerer du ressentiment

A

To fuel resentment

564
Q

Peu clair a quel point les démocrates pouvaient s’engager dans un gerrymandering agressif

A

It was unclear how far democrats could lean into an agressive gerrymandering

565
Q

Réduire progressivement nos activités en russie

A

To wind down our activities in russia

566
Q

La guerre fait rage

A

The war has been raging

567
Q

Nous devons restructurer nos approvisionnements pour être autonome sur nos activités stratégiques

A

We must restructure our supply chain to be self sufficient on strategic business

568
Q

Pieux devot

A

Devout

569
Q

We must no longer rely on countries with different strategic interest

A

To provide materials deemed crucial for national security
Estime juge considéré présumé

570
Q

A sa consternation

A

To his dismay

571
Q

Cela souleve le pb d’un conflit global sur les approvisionnements

A

To raise the prospect of a global battle over supply

572
Q

Un marche avec peu de marges

A

A market with little slack

573
Q

Perdre ou gagner de la force

A

To gain steam/ to lose / to be out of steam

574
Q

La situation est plus trouble

A

The situation is murkier

575
Q

Imaginer comprendre sonder

A

To fathom

576
Q

Dans la foulee de l’invasion

A

In the wake of the invasion

577
Q

De nouvelles politiques ou régulation (diffèrent du passé )

A

Sweeping new regulations or policies

578
Q

Se lever et résister férocement

A

To stand up with fierce resistance

579
Q

Ses buts contrecarrés par ces types

A

His goals being stymied by these folks

580
Q

Voila ce qui est en jeu

A

These are the things that are in play here

581
Q

Etre un tournant decisif

A

To be a watershed for

582
Q

Englober inclure

A

To encompass

583
Q

Englober inclure

A

To encompass

584
Q

Prise de participation hostile

A

Hostile take over

585
Q

To be more painful

A

To come with a lot more strain

586
Q

Etre intrigue par un sujet

A

To raise an eyebrow on the subject

587
Q

Courtiser seduire

A

To woo

588
Q

Dangers difficultés

A

Woes

589
Q

Veritable invasion

A

Full fledged invasion

590
Q

Victoire totale

A

Outright victory

591
Q

Desequilibrer, etre mis en déséquilibre

A

To be thrown off balance

592
Q

Etre sur le reculoir

A

To be on the backfoot

593
Q

Negocier de bonne foi un traite de paix

A

To negotiate in earnest at peace talks

594
Q

C’est parti pour une situation douloureuse

A

We are in for a rough ride

595
Q

Sinon

A

Lest

596
Q

Déclencher une protestation

A

To ignite a protest

597
Q

Etablir un front uni

A

To engineer a united front

598
Q

Percer un barrage

A

To puncture a dam

599
Q

Fissurer une alliance

A

To splinter an alliance

600
Q

Projeter d’une crise a l’autre

A

To lurch from one crisis to the other

601
Q

Être financièrement gêné

A

To be in a tight spot financially

602
Q

Laisser pourrir / urgent de ne rien faire

A

To kick the can down the road

603
Q

Charge ou alleger qqun ou une classe sociale

A

To burden or to alleviate sbdy or a class
To alleviate the burden

604
Q

Choisir de garder le cap

A

Biden chose to stay the course for now

605
Q

Immédiateté

A

Immediacy

606
Q

Chute perte ruine

A

Downfall

607
Q

Imperfections lacunes

A

Shortcomings

608
Q

Engluer clouer

A

To bog down

609
Q

Jeter une ombre

A

To cast a shadow

610
Q

Aplanir la route pour

A

To pave the way for

611
Q

Preparer l’arrivée de

A

To set the stage for
To set the terms for
To lay the groundwork for

612
Q

Surclasser , peser plus lourd

A

To outweigh

613
Q

Accuser de / lancer des poursuites

A

To press charges

614
Q

Lancer un procès

A

To file a lawsuit

615
Q

Repousser eviter conjurer

A

To stave off

616
Q

To roll back/to push back

A

To enact to endorse

617
Q

Se cacher face a l’agression sera plus couteux

A

Caving to agression will be more costly

618
Q

Renforcer consolider les liens entre les 2 pays

A

To shore up ties between the 2 countries

619
Q

Livrer plus d’armes a l’ukraine

A

To funnel more arms to Ukraine

620
Q

Au commencement de la guerre

A

At the outset of the war

621
Q

Faire un super boulot en mentoring

A

To do a great job at mentoring

622
Q

Il est bon a ca

A

He is good at it

623
Q

Les kids viennent de foyers en difficulté

A

Kids come from broken homes

624
Q

2 manières concurrentes d’aborder ce sujet

A

2 competing ways of speaking about this / of dealing with this

625
Q

Se sentir obligé de faire qq chose

A

To feel compelled to do sthg

626
Q

Promettre / s’engager sur une aide a long terme

A

To pledge a long term aid

627
Q

Promettre / s’engager sur une aide a long terme

A

To pledge a long term aid

628
Q

A long/ court terme

A

For the long haul / for the short term

629
Q

Les coupures électriques

A

Energy cutoffs

630
Q

Etre plus proche/ semblable de

A

To be more akin to

631
Q

Etre enclin a

A

To be prone to

632
Q

Ils n’ont pas paye cher leur aventurisme

A

They have not paid much of a price for their adventurism

633
Q

Les vaccins développés en chine

A

China s homegrown vaccines

634
Q

La une des journaux
La couverture d’un sujet

A

Frontpage news
Frontpage coverage

635
Q

Etre considere avec dedain

A

To be regarded with scorn

636
Q

Un échafaudage complexe de prêts étudiants

A

A complex scaffolding of student loans

637
Q

Les efforts de syndicalisation ont gagné en force

A

Unionisation efforts have been gaining steam

638
Q

Utilisation de gaz lacrymogène pour maitriser les travailleurs

A

Use of tear gas to sudbdue the workers

639
Q

Reprimer la revote

A

To stiffle dissent

640
Q

Nous sommes en territoire inconnu

A

We are in such uncharted waters

641
Q

Une position radicale qui a poussé le parti sur une position extreme

A

A radical strain that has pulled the party to a hardline

642
Q

Plus l’epoque des coups de menton

A

No longer time for brinkmanship

643
Q

L’ouest entraine l’ukraine ds la résistance afin d’affaiblir la russie

A

The west is goading Ukraine into resistance in order to weaken russia

644
Q

Le probleme provient d’un manque de forces

A

The problem stem from a lack of forces

645
Q

A paroissien fidele

A

A regular churchgoer

646
Q

Etre attendu au boulot demain

A

To be expected to show up to work the next day

647
Q

Le stress abimait sa relation

A

The stress was taking out on his relationship

648
Q

Etre de plus en plus confrontationnel

A

To be more and more confrontational

649
Q

Exploiter ses peurs

A

To tap into his fears

650
Q

Ces forces ont ete soutenues / stimulées par les us

A

These forces have been fostered by the us

651
Q

Se battre réellement contre les nazis

A

To be allegedly fighting nazis

652
Q

Condition d’inscription

A

Inscription requirements

653
Q

Etre éligible a l’admission

A

To be eligible to admission

654
Q

Une question sociale complexe

A

A complex social issue

655
Q

Une politique qui passe ou qui casse

A

A make or break policy

656
Q

Une politique du quotidien

A

A kitchen table issue

657
Q

Integrer la regulation sur l’avortement

A

To encompass the abortion regulation

658
Q

L’opinion publique de la cour suprême est au plus bas

A

Public views of the Supreme Court are at an all time low

659
Q

Le conflit continuera de faire rage de manière imprévisible

A

The conflict is going to rage on in unpredictable ways

660
Q

Le conflit continuera de faire rage de manière imprévisible

A

The conflict is going to rage on in unpredictable ways

661
Q

Durer plus longtemps qu’attendu

A

To drag on for longer than expected

662
Q

To enact / to endorse/ to implement a new or sweeping regulation/ reform

A

To roll back/ to push back/ to wind down/ to water down

663
Q

Les reformes touchant aux limites de temps sont plus difficiles a faire passer

A

Time limit reforms are harder to enact

664
Q

Je ne serai pas surpris que cette reforme revienne ds le futur

A

I won t be surprised if this reform takes place down the road

665
Q

On n’a pas haté le sujet

A

We did not press the issue

666
Q

Porter plainte

A

To press charges

667
Q

Lancer un procès

A

To file a lawsuit

668
Q

La fin/ disparition de leur mariage

A

The demise of their marriage

669
Q

To bestow

A

Donner

670
Q

To bequeath

A

Léguer

671
Q

To behold

A

Contempler voir

672
Q

To behead

A

Decapiter

673
Q

To begrudge

A

Reprocher, en vouloir a

674
Q

To bemoan

A

Deplorer, se lamenter

675
Q

To behove

A

Incomber
It behoves to our generation to solve this pb

676
Q

To bewilder

A

To confuse to baffle to confound

677
Q

Couvrir son bureau avec une correspondance sans reponse

A

To clutter his desk with unanswered correspondence

678
Q

Son bureau, un bateau solide pour sa journée de boulot

A

His desk once a sturdy boat
For his daily routine

679
Q

Faire notre max , du mieux

A

To do our utmost

680
Q

Etre sous l’influence de

A

To be under the sway of

681
Q

Etre sous l’influence de

A

To be under the sway of

682
Q

Ces idées circulent et rebondissent

A

These ideas circulate and bounce around

683
Q

Etouffer une ligne de vie économique

A

To choke economic lifeline

684
Q

Mes sentiments sont dans le
Domaine du normal

A

My feelings are within the bounds of normal

685
Q

Des attentes irréalistes pourraient nous entraîner nous entraîner dans une guerre qui dure

A

Unrealistic expectations could draw us deeper into a drawn out war

686
Q

Aller retour , dans les 2 sens

A

To and fro, both ways , back and forth

687
Q

Devenir fou furieux avec un arsenal d’armes

A

To go berserk with an arsenal of guns

688
Q

Nous nous sommes séparés il y a des années a cause de certains désaccords

A

We parted ways years ago on account of certain disagreements

689
Q

La corruption est enracinée dans la société civile

A

Corruption is so entrenched in the civil society

690
Q

Je n’ai pas bcp de temps

A

I am on a tight schedule

691
Q

Je n’ai pas bcp de temps

A

I am time poor

692
Q

Downside

A

Bémol inconvénient mauvais côté désavantage

693
Q

Pretense

A

Prétention faux semblant
I watch the world without pretense

694
Q

Coarse

A

Grossier brut épais

695
Q

Enlightenment

A

Éclaircissement eveil

696
Q

Nouveau contrat commercial

A

Sweeping trade agreement

697
Q

Proposer de l’aide

A

To reach out a helping hand

698
Q

Maternelle

A

Kinder care

699
Q

Conge pour maternité et déménagement

A

Transportation and maternity leave

700
Q

Comme si nous posions les bases d’une nouvelle theorie de l’évolution

A

As if we were laying the groundwork for a new evolution theory

701
Q

Nous vivons ds un monde bien moins violent que tous ce que nos ancêtres ont pu connaître

A

We live in a world far less violent than anything our ancestors had experimented

702
Q

Ces questions sont plutôt difficiles à déchiffrer

A

These issues are pretty complex to decipher

703
Q

To goad

A

Aiguilloner stimuler to spur to incite to provoke

704
Q

To be rife with

A

Bourré de , marque par
The meeting was bound to be rife with tensions

705
Q

To outwit

A

Déjouer surpasser

706
Q

To squabble

A

Se chamailler

707
Q

To elope

A

S’enfuir

708
Q

Vagrancy

A

Vagabondage errance roaming loitering nomadism wandering drifter

709
Q

Unabashed

A

Décomplexé éhonté brazen blatant bold undaunted unconcerned

710
Q

Une anomalie sur laquelle je voudrais attirer votre attention

A

A slight anomaly which i would like to draw to your attention

711
Q

L’ukraine est sur le reculoir dans le donbass

A

Ukraine is on the backfoot in donbass

712
Q

Ne jamais se réconcilier avec son passe

A

Never come to terms
With his past

713
Q

Ne jamais se réconcilier avec son passe

A

Never come to terms
With his past

714
Q

Il pourrait aller jusque là

A

He would go to such extents

715
Q

Une des raisons/causes principales

A

One of the main driver of california low rate of employment

716
Q

Leurs droits ne doivent pas etre abîmés ou endommagés

A

Their rights must not be impaired by

717
Q

Chomage sans emploi

A

Joblessness

718
Q

Sans abrisme

A

Homelessness

719
Q

Inclusion inclusivite

A

Inclusiveness

720
Q

Insomnies somnolences

A

Sleeplessness

721
Q

Négligence désinvolture

A

Carelessness

722
Q

Impuissance impotence

A

Powerlessness

723
Q

Vulnérabilité détresse impuissance

A

Helplessness

724
Q

Apercu survol synthèse

A

A quick overview

725
Q

L’avant guarde

A

Forefront vanguard spearhead

726
Q

L’avant guarde

A

Forefront vanguard spearhead

727
Q

Nous nous accrochions a des ponts auxquels ils ne croyaient plus

A

We held on to bridges that russia no longer believed in

728
Q

Reparer sa relation

A

To mend his relationship

729
Q

Se resumer a

A

To boildown to

730
Q

La réthorique allemande Se resumait a gagner un avantage competitif a travers une énergie bon marche

A

German rethorc boiled down to gaining a competitive advantage through cheap energy

731
Q

Il a senti que la marée/ mouvement perdait de la forche

A

He sensed the tide was going out/ gaining steam

732
Q

Piller saccager

A

To plunder

733
Q

Entraver

A

To hinder

734
Q

A cause de son influence etendue

A

Because of his far reaching influence

735
Q

Mutualiser des ressources

A

To pool their resources

736
Q

Etre bon pour regouper le soutien des alliés

A

To be good at marshalling support from allies

737
Q

Ne pas être inquiété/ implique a propos/par cette affaire

A

To be let off the hook on this subject

738
Q

Pour parler franchement

A

To put it bluntly

739
Q

We take one theme

A

Shaping our policy and explore it on depth

740
Q

The administration is busy

A

Laying out the blueprint for

741
Q

Ceder le pouvoir

A

To yield power

742
Q

Manier exercer le pouvoir

A

To wield power or influence

743
Q

Reduire ses ambitions

A

To waterdown his ambitions

744
Q

Etre sur le point de partir

A

To be about to head off off for thailand

745
Q

Une envie de decoupler les economies

A

A strong appetite for decoupling economies

746
Q

L’arrière plan de ce pivot

A

The background of this pivot

747
Q

L’asie est devenu un Acteur majeur de la politique

A

Asia became a key driver for global politics

748
Q

La chine crée les normes

A

China is the rule setter

749
Q

Dans la mesure ou

A

In so far as

750
Q

Cela tordrait jusqu’au pt de rupture notre

A

Il will bend to breaking point our understanding of what it means

751
Q

To vow

A

Se vouer a, to pledge to promise

752
Q

To spring up

A

Surgir eclore jaillir to arise to emerge

753
Q

To spring up

A

Surgir eclore jaillir to arise to emerge

754
Q

On s’approche d’une compréhension de ce qui se passe

A

We are edging towards an understanding of what s happening

755
Q

Dérapage des comptes publics

A

A slippage in public accounts

756
Q

Un des exemples les + frappants

A

One of the most glaring/conspicuous/ noticeable/obvious/blatant example

757
Q

Être inculpé pour/ inculpation

A

To be indicted in connection with/ to be indicted for his role in
indictment in DAITment

758
Q

S’implanter

A

To gain a foothold in

759
Q

Semer le chaos ds les rues

A

To wreak havoc in the streets

760
Q

Participer aux discussions

A

To have a seat at the table

761
Q

Preparer le terrain

A

To lay the groundwork for

762
Q

Accusations de votes truquées sont ss fondements

A

Claims of voting irregularities are groundless

763
Q

L’information circule ds les 2 sens

A

Information flows both ways

764
Q

Autoriser les investissements ds les 2 sens

A

To allow investments in both ways

765
Q

Etre jeté ds le vide

A

To be thrown off the cliff

766
Q

Être déséquilibré

A

To be thrown off balance

767
Q

Ralentir / freiner brutalement

A

To slam the brakes/ to pump

768
Q

Imposer des sanctions

A

To slap sanctions

769
Q

Je transmettrai votre message

A

I ll pass along your message

770
Q

Ca vous gene pas que je participe

A

Mind if i tag along

771
Q

Decouler provenir resulter

A

To stem from

772
Q

Etre enclin a être réceptif

A

To be inclined to be receptive to such cases

773
Q

Invasion totale

A

Full fledged invasion

774
Q

Une guerre qui dure

A

A drawn out war

775
Q

Victoire totale

A

Outright victory

776
Q

Offensive totale

A

All out assault

777
Q

Abandon de poste negligence

A

Dereliction of duty

778
Q

Encourager les émeutiers

A

To encourage the rioters to enter the capitol

779
Q

Rôle charnière pivot

A

A pivotal role

780
Q

Derrière la scène, confidentiel, clandestine

A

Behind the scene , underneath the surface underground undercover secret underlock secret mission

781
Q

Convoquer un meeting d’urgence

A

To convene an emergency meeting

782
Q

Poser les fondations

A

To lay the groundwork for

783
Q

Pouvez vous nous expliquer ce qu’ils ont décidé

A

Can u lay out what they decided to do

784
Q

Porter la main sur quelqu’un

A

To lay hands on sbdy

785
Q

Notamment parceque

A

Not least because

786
Q

L’économie est incertaine

A

Eu economy is on shaky ground

787
Q

Support sans faille

A

Unwavering support

788
Q

Au dela de nos attentes

A

To be outside expectations

789
Q

La guerre dure plus longtemps que prévu

A

The war is dragging on for longer than expected

790
Q

Une conduite coûteuse

A

A costly endeavour

791
Q

Une entreprise ambitieuse

A

An ambitious undertaking

792
Q

Lancer la répression des dissidents

A

To launch a crackdown on opponents
A violent crackdown on démonstration

793
Q

Impudeur impudence effronterie sans gene

A

Shamelessness

794
Q

Rattraper rejoindre combler un retard

A

To catch up with sthg

795
Q

Le politicien sur la scene avec le plus d’impact et de loin

A

The most impactful politician on the scene by a long shot

796
Q

Avoir ses empreintes partout

A

To have his fingerprints all over the place

797
Q

Il nous incombe de

A

It behoves to us to…

798
Q

Souligner le contrast

A

To underscore the contrast

799
Q

Depuis que ces objets existent les hommes se demandent ce qu’ils signifient

A

Ever since these objects came to light men have puzzled over their meanings

800
Q

Rester attaché aux valeurs des

A

To remain wedded to the value of foragers

801
Q

To churn

A

Se désabonner, quitter
Battre le beurre
To churn butter
ou bidon a churn

802
Q

Tomber sur un sujet

A

To stumble upon

803
Q

Oisif

A

Idle. Aidle

804
Q

Locataire et propriétaire

A

Renters and owners

805
Q

Faisons un deal
Faisons du business ensemble

A

Let s make a deal
Let s do Businnes together

806
Q

Eviter les chausse traps stupids

A

Avoid stupid pitfalls

807
Q

S’articuler / detraquer

A

To hinge / to unhinge

808
Q

Nous pouvons deduire de

A

We can infer that

809
Q

Impliquer entraîner comporter

A

To entail

810
Q

Gerer les affaires de la ville

A

To run the city s affair’s

811
Q

Objectif ambitieux

A

Lofty goal

812
Q

Participer à égalité / avec du sens

A

To participate on equal terms/ in a meaningful way

813
Q

Recourir au vote a la majorité qd le consensus ne fonctionne plus

A

Resorting to majority votes when consensus broke down

814
Q

Par consensus avec un plan de repli sur vote à majorité

A

By consensus with a fallback on majority votes

815
Q

Ds le cas improbable

A

In the off chance

816
Q

Le sort de la bataille s’oriente vers les

A

The battle is tilting towards the democrats

817
Q

Notamment parce que

A

Not least because

818
Q

Encore moins parler librement

A

Let alone speak freely

819
Q

Dans la mesure ou

A

In so far as

820
Q

Jusqu alors

A

Hitherto

821
Q

Malgré quoique

A

Albeit, in spite of

822
Q

Sinon

A

Lest

823
Q

De peur que

A

For fear that

824
Q

En concurrence pour les ressources rares

A

Vying for rare ressources

825
Q

Un maniaque du detail

A

A stickler for detail

826
Q

Malheur a lui

A

Woe to him

827
Q

Etre severement critiqué

A

To come under heavy criticism

828
Q

Cette approche était condamnée a perdre de la vigueur

A

That approach was bound to run out of steam

829
Q

Haut sur les echelons

A

High on the rungs of the ladder

830
Q

Les événements publics empiètent directement sur nos vies privées

A

Public events directly impinge on our private life

831
Q

Faire ami ami avec les dictateurs

A

To cosy up to dictators

832
Q

Un coup est en cours

A

A plot is afoot
There is a plot afoot

833
Q

Ces types ont de l’influence avec la base conservatrice mais ils n’ont pas le même niveau s’attraction

A

These folks do have some sway with the conservative base but they fo note have the same level of appeal

834
Q

Irrécupérable

A

Unredeemable

835
Q

Droiture

A

Righteousness

836
Q

Etre dissuade de

A

To be detered from

837
Q

Eviter les disputes

A

To head off disputes
To create a structure for heading off disputes

838
Q

Repercussions

A

Knock on effect

839
Q

Erreur gaffe bevue

A

Blunder

840
Q

Overnight

A

Du jour au lendemain

841
Q

To leer

A

Mater lorgner déshabiller du regard

842
Q

To lose their chattel

A

Perdre ses biens mobiliers son betail

843
Q

To wither away

A

Deperir , s’éteindre

844
Q

Defenseur fervent

A

A staunch defender of

845
Q

Brulant torride virulent discours

A

Searing speech

846
Q

Touchant emouvant

A

Touching emotional moving poignant
Nebraska is a moving film
I was moved or touched by this movie

847
Q

Spectacle stupéfiant

A

Rivetting staggering compelling spectacle

848
Q

Synonyme d’une tentative plus élaborée de renverser les élections

A

Synonim of a more long ranging plot to overturn the election

849
Q

Elargir la définition

A

To broaden the definition

850
Q

To tinker with

A

Jouer jongler avec
These values are far too fudamental to tinker with

851
Q

Cette législation vitale historique qui garantit le droit a l’avortement

A

This landmark piece of legislation that enshrines the abortion rights

852
Q

Minimiser l’évaluation

A

To downplay the assessment

853
Q

Il va m’en vouloir pour ce que j’ai fait

A

He will resent me for What i did

854
Q

we got a fair amount to get through

A

On a pas mal de choses a faire

855
Q

Plan b

A

Contingency fallback plan

856
Q

Niveler le jeu

A

To level the playfield

857
Q

Favori/outsider

A

Underdog overdog incumbent
Sitting
Joe biden is the sitting president

858
Q

Quartier riche

A

Upscale neighborhood

859
Q

To beat the odds

A

Réussir alors que c’est pas joue

860
Q

Faire pression pour retrouver ma liberté

A

To leverage my way to freedom

861
Q

Predire prévoir apercevoir

A

Predict presage portend foreshadow foresee

862
Q

Donner l’impulsion elan a

A

To give the impetus for

863
Q

Fiable digne de confiance

A

Trustworthy untrustworthy

864
Q

Encapsulage mise en boite

A

encapsulation

865
Q

Secret confidentiel

A

Secret under lock

866
Q

Retenir ses coups

A

To pull your punches

867
Q

Selon les regles

A

By the book

868
Q

Configuration actuelle

A

Current setup

869
Q

Ludicrous preposterous absurd

A

Ridicule absurde

870
Q

Mettre investir bcp d’attentes d’espérance de valeur ds

A

To put a lot of stock in

871
Q

Colonisation rampante

A

Rampant colonisation

872
Q

Deraciner grace a des forces politiques

A

To uproot people through political forces

873
Q

Choisir d’autres moyens d’action

A

To choose other course of action

874
Q

Un pion économique

A

Économic pawn

875
Q

Etre un pion , un moyen vers une fin

A

To be a means to an end

876
Q

De son pt de vue

A

From his perspective

877
Q

Déracinement

A

Rootlessness

878
Q

Etre complaisant a propos d’une situation

A

To feel complacent about a situation

879
Q

Se sentir déraciné ds un etat d’affliction mentale

A

To feel uprooted in a soul draining state of affliction

880
Q

Nous avons besoin de rien de moins qu’un miracle

A

We need nothing short of a miracle

881
Q

On ne sait presque rien

A

We know next to nothing

882
Q

Ils ont eu une dispute

A

They had a falling out

883
Q

Il a eu une crise mais il est de retour

A

He suffered a stroke a few years ago but he is on the ball agai

884
Q

Representer une menace pour les alliés

A

To pose a threat to allies

885
Q

Mener une mission secrète pour se fondre ds l’ennemi

A

To carry a covert mission to blend with the enemy

886
Q

Ce sentiment progresse doucement et s’est installé nos psychés

A

This feeling slowly creeps in and embeds itself in our psyches

887
Q

Malaise spirituel, etre demuni et attrition

A

Spiritual malaise, helplessness and attrition

888
Q

To falter

A

Faiblir vaciller
This dream may be faltering

889
Q

Rue pietonne
Piste cyclable

A

Pedestrian street
Bike lane

890
Q

Le plus au sud tu vas le plus froid le climat ou north

A

The farther south you go the more …

891
Q

Angle mort/ trou noir

A

Blind spot

892
Q

Arreter de travailler

A

When will I stop working?

893
Q

Un film émouvant

A

A moving film

894
Q

Les clients du wagon bar ne font pas la queue car chacun connait sa place

A

Cafe car customers dont stand in line to place their order because everyone knows whose turn it is

895
Q

Les banques seront sauvées en cas de crise financière

A

The big banks will be bailed out if they have a financial crisis they will be helped (helpt) by the government

896
Q

Elle seront aidées par le gvt car trop grosses pour faire faillite

A

They will be helped by the government because they are considered too big and important to fail

897
Q

Faire un plus gros profit

A

To make a bigger profit

898
Q

Bénéficiaire du revenu universel

A

Beneficiary of universal basic income

899
Q

Les bénéficiaires doivent abandonner leurs droits aux aides sociales

A

The beneficiaries have to give up their entitlement to social benefits (uk) or welfare (us)

900
Q

Des pays ont lancé des projets pilotes de revenus universels

A

Some countiers have started pilot projects to introduce universal basic income

901
Q

Le futur est incertain

A

The future is uncertain
We do not know what tomorrow will bring

902
Q

Oisif

A

Idle (aidel)

903
Q

Nous avons ressenti de la peur et incertitude récemment

A

We have experienced fear and uncertainty lately

904
Q

En france , ils ont expérimenté une forme de revenu universel

A

They experimented with a form of universal basic income

905
Q

On a acheté des arbrisseaux d’une pépinière

A

we bought some saplings (young trees) from a plant nursery

906
Q

on a acheté du terreau et des copeaux

A

we bought bags of planting soil and wood chips

907
Q

des fermiers cultivent près de notre propriété

A

farmers are growing crops near our country property

908
Q

ma femme a un héritage de ces parents , elle a hérité de leur maison de campagne et propriété

A

my wife has an inheritance from her parents , she inherited their country house and property

909
Q

la maison a été inhabitée pendant longtemps , il n’y avait personne y vivant

A

the house had been uninhabited for many years, there was nobody living in it

910
Q

ma soeur a des cheveux frisés/ bouclés qui s’emmélent et elle pleurait quand ma mère les démélait avec un peigne

A

my sister had frizzy/ curly hair that would get all tangled or mixed up and she used to cry when my mom untangled her with a comb

911
Q

mère et fille peuvent avoir une relation tendue

A

mothers and daughters can have a tense relationship

912
Q

planter des arbres sur notre propriété m’a donné un sentiment d’appartenance

A

Planting the trees on our country property gave me a feeling of belonging to the land, of taking ownership of the place.

913
Q

tomber sur un sujet

A

to stumble upon

914
Q

Bnp est un acteur clé du marché financier

A

BNP is a key player in the French financial sector.

915
Q

la plupart des appartements de notre immeuble sont occupés par des locataires pluto que des propriétaires

A

Most of the apartments in our building are occupied by renters rather than owners.

916
Q

la musique et la danse permettent aux gens de connecter

A

Music and dance are about connecting people.

917
Q

jack a été défiguré à la guerre

A

Jack’s face was disfigured in the war.

918
Q

il va dans une maison de rééducation pour apprendre à avaler

A

He’s going to a rehabilitation center to relearn how to swallow.

919
Q

il est en hopital de jour, il y va la journée et dort chez lui le soir

A

He’s in out-patient therapy, so he only goes there during the day and sleeps at home.

920
Q

tous les coups sont permis,les syndicats sont préts à se battre avec acharnement; ils ne seront plus accomodants avec le management

A

The gloves are off: the labor unions are ready to fight aggressively; they’re not going to be accommodating to management anymore.

921
Q

les syndicats demandent des augmentations salariales pour adoucir le cout de l’inflation

A

Unions are demanding cost-of-living adjustments to wages to soften the blow of inflation.

922
Q

une autre arme à leur disposition : ils ont le droit de faire gréve contre une prévision de fermeture d’usine

A

Another lever they can pull: they now have right to strike against planned factory closures.

923
Q

le pouvoir d’achat et le niveau de vie des ouvriers a décliné au cours de 40 derniers années

A

Workers’ purchasing power and living standard have declined over the last forty years.

924
Q

usine

A

(manufacturing) plant = factory

925
Q

la stratégie de guérilla de uaw a mis l’industrie auto sur le reculoir; ils ont visé simultanément les 3 fabricants us mais sur différentes usines et à différents moments

A

UAW’s guerilla-style strike strategy kept the auto companies off balance: the union targeted all three US auto makers at the same time but in different factories at different times.

926
Q

le management ne savait jamais ou se produirait la prochaine grève

A

Management never knew where the next strike would happen.

927
Q

faire grève

A

to walk out, to walk off the job = to go on strike

928
Q

payer pour

A

pony-up (for something) = to pay for something (informal)

929
Q

est ce que cette dernière gréve et son succès peut étre un modèle pour d’autres syndicats ou d’autres industries ou les syndicats ne sont pas présents ?

A

Is this latest targeted strike and its resulting victory a blueprint for other unions or even industries where unions are not present?

930
Q

ca a aidé à restaurer le réve américain

A

“It helps restore the American dream.”

931
Q

trauma d’enfance

A

childhood trauma

932
Q

les forces ennemies ont assiègé la ville

A

The enemy forces laid siege to, or besieged, the city.

933
Q

la génération silencieuse , ces européens nés entre 25 et 45 étaient entrainés à ne pas montrer leurs émotions et à ne pas parler de leur traumas ou sentiments négatifs

A

The silent generation, those Europeans and Americans born between 1925 and 1945, were taught to keep a stiff upper lip, that is to not show emotion and not talk about their traumas or negative feelings.

934
Q

un dentiste peut identifier des symptomes du cancer de la machoire en regardant tes gencives. si elle saignent , cela montre qu’il y a un pb

A

A dentist can find signs of jaw cancer just by looking at your gums. If your gums are bleeding, it’s a sign that there’s a problem.

935
Q

mon père a subi une greffe de muscle et d’os. ils lui ont greffé une coté et son muscle intercostal sur l’os entourant sa machoire manquante

A

My father underwent a muscle and bone graft. They grafted one of his ribs and some intercostal muscle onto the bones surrounding his missing jaw.

936
Q

analyse de routine

A

routine analysis

937
Q

ça me rappelle mon voyage à Athenes

A

it/that reminds me of my trip to Athens (A-thênz)…

938
Q

non pertinent

A

irrelevant (ear-RÊL-ê-vênt)

939
Q

les jeunes au 19eme siècle étaient constamment confrontés à la mort. la 1er cause de décès étaient les maladies infectueuses

A

Young people in late nineteenth-century Europe were confronted with death on a routine basis; the first cause of death was infectious disease.

940
Q

on a fait bcp de progrés sur l’environnement mais il reste encore bcp à faire

A

We’ve made a lot of progress on environmental issues but there is still a lot (of things) to do.

941
Q

j’ai eu un empéchement / j’ai été retenu

A

I got held up
I had some unexpected things that came up

942
Q

To face an uphill path to enactment

A
943
Q

Chemin de halage

A

Tow path

944
Q

Tenets

A

Principes
Tenets of a religion

945
Q

Etre coupable de ca

A

To be guilty on this count
Pas of

946
Q

Askew

A

De travers
To be twisted askew

947
Q

Ne ds ou hors mariage

A

Born in or out of wedlock

948
Q

Choisir d’intervenir

A

To choose to intervene

949
Q

To stop ou finish

A

Tjs ing working cooking
Jamais stop to do

950
Q

Heaven

A

Hé vên

951
Q

se présenter à un poste

A

to run for office = The president has already served two terms of office, or mandates, so he can’t run again (for a third term).

952
Q

Species

A

We’re a creative species (SPEE-seez)

953
Q

Isoler thermiquement ou isoler geopgraphiquement

A

We have insulated our house to conserve energy.
Our house is very isolated; we have no neighbors.

954
Q

défilé / parade militaire

A

I love to watch the military parade on the Champs-Elysées on Bastille Day.

955
Q

hauteur

A

The height (haït) of the ceiling will determine what kind of activity we can do in the unused spaces. Rich sanfranciscans live in pacific heights (haits)

956
Q

Appel d’offres

A

call for bids, proposals = appel d’offres
Our company has responded to a call for bids/proposals for the transformation of unused parking spaces in the underground car park/parking garage of a public low-income apartment building.

957
Q

parking

A

car park (UK); parking garage, parking lot (US)

958
Q

a bout portant

A

The policeman shot the teenager point-blank or at point-blank range or at close range = à bout portant

959
Q

il a grillé bcp de feux et a accéléré dans la voie de bus

A

He had run a lot of red lights and was speeding (driving very fast) in a bus lane.

960
Q

la police francaise est elle coupable de racisme , controler à cause de la couleur de leur peau

A

Are the French police guilty of racial profiling, that is stopping people because of the color of their skin?

961
Q

Sensible / sensitive

A

Sensible = sensé / sensitive = sensible (FR)
It’s sensible to carry an umbrella on a rainy day.
Sally is very sensitive to issues relating to equality.

962
Q

experiment / experience

A

Connaitre rencontrer ou experimenter
We’re going to experiment with a new phone system in our recording studios.
We will implement the system if the experiment is conclusive.
Our company has been experiencing considerable growth this year.
Philippe has much experience in business.

963
Q

Justice = fairness

A

Just institutions make a just society
The problem of income inequality
Should inequalities exist in a just society?
What kind of inequality is just?
The problem of unfair advantages

964
Q

sociologue

A

Sociologists (so-see-YALL-euh-djists)

965
Q

ou sinon

A

Or else = ou sinon

966
Q

Such + (a(n)) + (adjective) + noun / so + adjective

A

A communist regime is such an unfair regime.
Communist regimes are so unfair.

967
Q

supporter/ je ne le supporte pas

A

to put up with / to bear
I can’t bear/I can’t stand it = je ne le supporte pas

968
Q

nazisme

A

Nazism (NÂ-tsee-yî-zeum)

969
Q

le president est confronté à une opposition grandissante

A

The president is confronted with increasing opposition.
We are confronted with many societal challenges
To be confronted with
We are confronted with the excesses of political correctness

970
Q

les etres humains sont des créatures d’habitudes

A

Human beings are creatures of habit.

971
Q

legitimement

A

Legitimately (lê-DJÎ-tî-met-lee)

972
Q

par défaut

A

default

973
Q

un retournement de fortune

A

A reversal of fortune = when you’re good luck becomes bad luck

974
Q

subvention/ inégalité

A

Subsidy (SEUB-sî-dee)
Inequality (în-ee-KOUAL-î-tee)

975
Q

une histoire de décapitation du roi

A

history of king beheading

976
Q

ancien régime

A

feudal system/ aristocracy

977
Q

surpasser , peser plus lourd

A

To outweigh (aout-WAY) – to have more weight (pronounce “wait”) or importance than something else

978
Q

coudre/semer

A

To sew (seau) – sewed- sewn = coudre
To sow (seau) – sowed – sown = semer

979
Q

mentir/ reposer

A

Lie -lied = mentir
Lie-lay-lain = to be down, to be horizontal
Lay – laid -laid = to make something horizontal: She laid the book on the table

980
Q

ma femme a de doux souvenirs de son passage en californie

A

My wife has fond memories of her time in California.

981
Q

évenement / éléve

A

event ivent / student stiudent

982
Q

Especes
lignage
goelands

A

Species (SPEE-seez)
Lineage (LÎN-ee-yedj)
Gulls (gueuhlz)

983
Q

polinisation
inhumain
inondé

A

Bees pollinate (PAUL-î-nayt) our almond trees; this is called pollination.
It’s inhumane (in-hiou-MAIN) to raise chickens in cages.
The Central Valley of Cainfornia is completely flooded (FLEU-dêd) right now (pronounce “flood” like blood)

984
Q

controler / dominer

A

We need to monitor the situation, to watch it constantly.
We need to control the situation = we need to master it or dominate it

985
Q

etre affilié à

A

To be affiliated with…

986
Q

déchiffrer

A

To decipher (dee-SAÏ-fer)

987
Q

etre à l’heure

A

It’s important to be on time if you have a meeting with an English or American counterpart.

988
Q

coté noir, sombre

A

We all have a shadow side, a dark side that we try to hide from people.

989
Q

Decevoir/ duper

A

To disappoint = décevoir / to deceive = duper
Jack has always felt that he has disappointed his parents (or that his parents are
disappointed in him).
To be deceived to be made to believe sthg that is not true

990
Q

Bouffée odeur

A

A whiff of racism

991
Q

Poser les yeux sur qqun
Frapper squn

A

To lay eyes on someone
Lo lay a hand on someone

992
Q

To pound

A

Battre marteler

993
Q

Stooge

A

Larbin laquais

994
Q

To squander

A

Gaspiller dilapider gâcher

995
Q

To squint

A

Loucher plisser les yeux

996
Q

campagne de dénigrement / diffamation en ligne

A

social media smear campaign

997
Q

Il y a une manifestation place de la concorde

A

There was a demonstration at place de la Concorde.

998
Q

la gréve des éboueurs transforme en un bordel puant

A

The garbage collectors’ strike is making Paris into a stinky mess.

999
Q

La violence policière a causé panique et piétinement, des personnes moururent piétinés

A

The police violence caused a panic and a stampede in the metro station: everyone started running.
Some people were trampled to death.

1000
Q

les émeutiers ont cassé des poubelles et des abris bus

A

The rioters broke garbage bins and bus shelters.

1001
Q

l’empathie dépend de la proximité et de l’identité

A

Empathy is dependent on proximity and identity.

1002
Q

nous n’avons pas autant de contretemps qu’avant quand il y a des gréves

A

We don’t have as many hiccups as we used to when there were strikes.

1003
Q

manque d’empathie de la part des hommes politiques

A

lack of empathy from political leaders

1004
Q

The tools or methods we use to achieve a certain result

A

The means to an end

1005
Q

controler la société

A

to control society , et non the

1006
Q

le message du christ a été altéré par ses fidéles qui voulaient garder le pouvoir

A

Christ’s message was altered by his followers who wanted to keep power. (kraïst)

1007
Q

l’éducation nous permet de réfléchir à nos problemes

A

Education allows us to ponder our problems. (transitive verb)

1008
Q

freud/ psychologie/ psychiatrie/ psychologue/ psychiatre/ psychoanalysis

A

Freud (froyd)
Psychology (saï-kâl-euh-djee)
Psychiatry (saï-KAÏ-ye-tree)
Psychologist (saï-KÂL-euh-djîst)
Psychiatrist (saï-KAÏ-ye-trîst)
Psychoanalysis (saï-ko-euh-NAL-î-sîs)

1009
Q
A
1010
Q

All words ending in “ism”, pronounce “îzum”

A

Totalitarianism (toe-tal-î-TAIR-ee-yeun-î-zeum)

1011
Q

la renaissance commence au 15eme siècle puis fut suivi par les lumières au 17 eme s

A

The Renaissance started in the fifteenth century (earlier for Italy) and was followed by the Enlightenment in the seventeenth century.

1012
Q

un évéque est le chef de tous les prétres d’un diocese

A

A bishop is the boss of all the priests in a province or diocese (DAÏ-ya-seez)

1013
Q

dans la peinture médiévale, on voit bcp de figures médiévales entouré d’un halo jaune

A

In medieval paintings, we see a lot of human figures with yellow halos (HAY-lowz) around their heads.

1014
Q

un film à propsoe du caravage est sorti il y a quelques mois

A

A movie about Caravaggio came out a few months ago.

1015
Q

bcp d’artistes de la renaissance bénéficient du patronage de puissants qui les soutiennent financièrement et les protégent

A

Many Renaissance artists benefited from the patronage (PAY-treun-edj) of powerful people who supported them financially but also protected them.

1016
Q

il est difficile de faire du profit dans un environnement compétitif

A

It’s difficult to make a profit in the current competitive environment.

1017
Q

philip Roth est un romancier américain populaire

A

Philip Roth is a popular (POP-you-ler) American romance novelist.

1018
Q

la plupart des maisons ont une cave

A

Most houses in the eastern and central United States have a basement or cellar under the house where residents can take shelter from a tornado.

1019
Q

on a de l’influence sur les gens dans notre voisinage

A

We have sway on people in our vicinity.

1020
Q

il y a une épidémie de grippe à l’école

A

There is a flu epidemic at school.

1021
Q

alice a fait des prouesses en tant que pianiste

A

Alice has shown great prowess (PRAOU-wess) as a pianist, playing the entire Fifth Symphony of Beethoven with her eyes closed.

1022
Q

est ce que vous connaissez zeev sternhell

A

Have you heard of Zeev Sternhell?

1023
Q

acquaitance / relative

A

An acquaintance is someone you know but they’re not really a friend and they don’t work with you. You are acquainted with that person.
A relative is someone you are related to by blood or marriage.

1024
Q

j’ai décidé de ne pas étre offensé par la remarque

A

I decided to not be offended by Jack’s rude remarks or I decided not to take offense at his remarks.

1025
Q

macron a été dénigré/ vilipendé par la droite

A

Macron was vilified (VÎL-î-faïd) by the Right for saying publicly that French colonialism was not entirely beneficial to the people that France had colonized.

1026
Q

il est important d’user d’esprit critique dans notre approche

A

It’s important to use critical thinking in our approach.

1027
Q

soustraction /addition

A

Subtraction – to subtract
Addition – to add

1028
Q
A
1029
Q

Caractéristiques

A

Features

1030
Q

Incapable irresponsable

A

Feckless

1031
Q

To startle

A

Surprendre effrayer

1032
Q
A
1033
Q

réaliser : se rendre compte de qqchose ou réaliser qqchose

A

to realize something = se rendre compte de qq chose
When I left the house this morning, I realized that I’d forgotten my cell phone.

réaliser quelque chose = to carry out, execute, create
I’m carrying out three different projects at the moment.

1034
Q

le lancement du projet est prévu pour la semaine prochaine

A

The project launch is scheduled for next week.

1035
Q

Brainscape est facile à utiliser et accessible

A

Brainscape is a very accessible and easy-to-use app (application).

1036
Q

economic/economical

A

economic = related to the economy: We are entering a new economic crisis.
economical = inexpensive to buy, use or operate; efficient: A Renault Twingo is more economical than a Porsche Cayenne.

1037
Q

migrants

A

migrants (maï-grents)

1038
Q

etre confronté à

A

We are confronted with many societal changes.

1039
Q

éloigner un pb , le tenir à distance

A

to keep something/someone at bay = éloigner

1040
Q

je me suis engagé dans une chorale

A

I sing in an amateur choir (kouaïr).

1041
Q

optimiste/pessimiste

A

An optimist is optimistic / A pessimist is pessimistic

1042
Q

ou sinon…

A

or else

1043
Q

supporter une situation difficile

A

To put up with something = to stand or bear, to live with an unpleasant situation

1044
Q

un pompier

A

John’s father was a fireman.

1045
Q

désigner / pointer / montrer

A

Ortega pointed out the intellectual mediocrity that we can find even among the professional elites such as doctors, lawyers and engineers.

1046
Q

renoncer à qq chose

A

To renounce something (transitive verb): We must renounce our selfish desires.

1047
Q

prétre défroqué

A

The priest was defrocked when he decided to get married.

1048
Q

etre confronté à

A

The president is confronted with increasing opposition.

1049
Q

quelle est ta carrière ou trajectoire

A

What’s your career path or trajectory?
Trajectory (tra-DJÊK-ter-ee)

1050
Q

coudre

A

To sew (pronounce “so”)-sewed-sewn (pronounce “sown”)

1051
Q

connaitre des pbs de management

A

Some post offices suffer from management problems.

1052
Q

des bureaux

A

Offices (OFF-î-sîz)

1053
Q

le manager donne le ton dans une équipe

A

The manager sets the tone in a team.

1054
Q

bcp de managers à l’ancienne ne demandent pas leur avis

A

Many old-style managers don’t ask for your input. (to ask someone for something)

1055
Q

j’ai été pris/ aspiré par des podcasts

A

I’ve gotten sucked into these podcasts; they’re so interesting and addictive!

1056
Q

les gens sont habitués aux gréves des transport

A

People are getting used to the transport strikes.

1057
Q

certains super riches achétent des médias et puis censurent l’information

A

Some of the super-rich are buying or founding media outlets and then censor information.

1058
Q

Certains groupes d’intéréts tentent de controler / limiter

A

Special interest groups often try to corral, that is control and guide, public opinion.

1059
Q

Raccourcis

A

If we short-circuit a process or system, we use a faster, more direct method to achieve our objective; we avoid details. When I was in school, my parents and teachers often criticized me for short-circuiting the learning process, for taking shortcuts instead of learning the steps of a process.

1060
Q
A
1061
Q

Le devoir m’appelle

A

Duty calls me

1062
Q

Butte

A

Knoll

1063
Q

Presages

A

Omens

1064
Q

Ungodly

A

Impie
At some ungodly hour heure indue

1065
Q

Oaf

A

Mufle
Brilliant oaf

1066
Q

Misbegotten

A

Mal conçu
Qui ne vaut rien
Misbegotten husband

1067
Q

Seam
To be bursting at the seams

A

Couture
Etre plein à craquer

1068
Q

Déchainement de

A

A rampage of

1069
Q

Grincer des dents

A

To cringe

1070
Q

Se tortiller hors de son jean

A

To squirm out of her jeans

1071
Q

Regard boudeur

A

A pouty look

1072
Q

Une rame (ramer)

A

Oar

1073
Q

Pratfall

A

Piege
Peau de banane

1074
Q

laughter

A

“Laughter is the best medicine” (LAF-ter)

1075
Q

trouver / tomber sur une idée ou une personne

A

I stumbled upon (or encountered) a rare book at a used bookstore; I would never have expected to find such a treasure!
We ran into (or encountered) problems during the project (it was unexpected). I ran into (or encountered) an old friend on the metro

1076
Q

rencontrer qqun

A

Have you met my friend Harry? (We meet new people for the first time)
We are meeting after work. (When we meet with people we know, it’s planned.)

1077
Q

manage

A

The author manages (MAN-eudj-ez) to involve us in the story.

1078
Q

etre complice d’un probléme

A

Some people think we are complicit in the suffering of people in poorer countries because of our lifestyle.
To be complicit in

1079
Q

lui rappeler de ne pas oublier

A

We remind someone about something so they remember (don’t forget).

1080
Q

to be used to / used to

A

I’m used to going to a café to work. J’ai l’habitude de
I used to go = I did this for a long time or regularly in the past

1081
Q

maison de retraite

A

Many elderly people in France spend their last years in a retirement home/nursing home/long-term care center.

1082
Q

s’adapter

A

Parisians know how to adapt to transportation strikes. (We don’t adapt ourselves)

1083
Q

couverture telephonique

A

the phone coverage

1084
Q

To ask someone about their knowledge or experience of a person, place or thing:

A

Have you (ever)?
Have you heard of Geert Mak?
Have you (ever) read …
Have you (ever) been to India?

1085
Q

pièce de théatre

A

Romeo and Juliette is a play written by Shakespeare.

1086
Q

rencontrer un vieil ami pas vu depuis 20 ans

A

I encountered a long-lost friend the other day; we had not seen each other in twenty years.

1087
Q

nouveau départ

A

fresh = new
to start afresh = to start again, push reset

1088
Q

avoir une colonne vertébrale

A

backbone = spine, spinal column
to have a backbone = (figurative) to have courage, to be courageous

1089
Q

café / café

A

You can drink coffee in a café.

1090
Q

le voyage commence quand on ferme la porte de sa maison

A

The trip starts when you shut the door to your house.

1091
Q

blocages qui empéchent de progresser

A

George needs to remove the blockages that are preventing his progress.

1092
Q

quartiers peu arpentés par les touristes , arrières rues

A

In Milan we had a private guided tour that took us off the beaten path, into the back streets that are unknown to most tourists.

1093
Q

imaginer

A

Imagine (îm-ADJ-în)

1094
Q

un ami perdu de vue

A

long lost friend

1095
Q

la plupart des profs louent nos salles pour donner des cours

A

Music teachers rent our studios to give lessons.

1096
Q

étre à son max

A

Actors and musicians are at their best when they’re on stage (“sur scène”).
They’re not always at their best during the creative process; it is difficult at times (pronounce the final “s”)

1097
Q

nous trouvons de + en + d’equipements culturels dans les quartiers pauvres

A

We are finding more and more cultural facilities in working class suburbs.

1098
Q

on espere embellir les quartiers pauvres en y étendant nos activités

A

We hope to gentrify some poorer neighborhoods by expanding our activities to those areas.

1099
Q

action ds le passé et fini ou action ds le passé et qui continue

A

I set up this company 25 years ago (it’s finished) but I’ve been working in this sector for 25 years (it started in the past and is continuing today).

1100
Q

make/ do

A

Make something (a cake, a mistake) but do things in general
We learn by making mistakes.
If you make a lot of mistakes, you are doing a lot of things.

Let s make a deal
Let s do Businnes together

1101
Q
A
1102
Q

Fizzle

A

Queue de poisson long feu
Fizlle in the midterms election

1103
Q

Fierce competition

A

Competition feroce

1104
Q

To feel overlooked his entire life

A
1105
Q

Sense of urgency

A

Un sentiment d’urgence

1106
Q

It has to come down to one or 2 things

A

Ca se resume a 1

1107
Q

To live on borrowed time

A

Etre en sursis

1108
Q

Dynasti

A

Dainasti

1109
Q

C’est la ou la passion s’installe

A

This is where passion kicks ins

1110
Q

Dos au mur

A

Our backs to the wall/ backed in the corner
You painted yourself in the corner
We had to fight to the nails

1111
Q

Dos au mur

A

Our backs to the wall/ backed in the corner
You painted yourself in the corner

1112
Q

To be in decline

A
1113
Q

To be in decline

A

Etre sur le declin

1114
Q

Pretty glaring he had issues
They were issues

A

Il est evident qu’il (y) avait des pbs

1115
Q

To take it lightly

A

Le prendre a la légère

1116
Q

Out of respect for the team

A

Par respect pour l’équipe

1117
Q

Teams fondations

A
1118
Q

Antics

A

Singeries bouffonerie
We are familiar with his antics

1119
Q

To be up to the task

A

Etre a la hauteur de la tache

1120
Q

What do u reckon

A

Qu’en penses tu?

1121
Q

Pianiste

A

My grandmother was a talented piano-player (or pianist).

1122
Q

reunion municipale / à la mairie faire part de ses insuietudes soulever la question

A

During a town hall meeting, citizens expressed their concerns about the installation of a campground close to their city. One resident raised the question of the treatment of waste water. (close to = near / far from) pianist (PEE-yen-ist)

1123
Q
A
1124
Q

nous sommes restés / logés à la maison de campagne de ma belle mère

A

We stayed at my mother-in-law’s house in the countryside.
mother-in-law’s (pronounce the final “s” like a “z” for the possessive case)

1125
Q

isolé geographiquement ou thermiquement

A

Our modern house has good insulation to save energy, including insulated windows.
Many elderly people suffer from isolation: they are alone and lonely. They are isolated.
isolation (aï-so-LAY-shen)
isolated (AÏ-so-lay-tîd)

1126
Q

syndrome du départ des enfants

A

Many parents, especially mothers, suffer from empty nest syndrome when their children grow up and leave home: the parents don’t know what to do with their free time and are sometimes depressed.

1127
Q

je mène 3 projets différents

A

I’m carrying out three different projects right now.

1128
Q

wim est trés impliqué dans le le film qui est un projet commun avec un réalisateur japonais

A

Wim Wenders is really involved in a movie that is a joint effort with a Japanese director.

1129
Q

élite

A

elite (é-LEET)

1130
Q

entrelacé, entremélé , imbriqué , mélangé

A

intertwined (in-ter-TWAÏND)

1131
Q

realiser : se rendre compte ou realiser qques chose

A

to realize something = se rendre compte de qq chose
When I left the house this morning, I realized that I’d forgotten my cell phone.

réaliser quelque chose = to carry out, execute, create
I’m carrying out three different projects at the moment.

1132
Q

le lancement du projet est prévu pour la semaine prochaine

A

The project launch is scheduled for next week.

1133
Q

accessible et facile à utiliser

A

Brainscape is a very accessible and easy-to-use app (application).

1134
Q

rougeole/ coqueluche

A

measles = la rougeole
whooping cough = la coqueluche

1135
Q
A
1136
Q

bcp de stés augmentent leurs prix en prenant prétexte de l’inflation. nous savons tous qu’elles veulent faire plus de profits

A

A lot of companies and retailers are raising their prices, citing inflation as a pretext. But we all know that they just want to make a bigger profit.

1137
Q

To set = to establish = to schedule

A

To set = to establish = to schedule
They don’t give an appointment at a set time.
Let’s set a time for our next appointment.
Do not use to fix

1138
Q

il est difficile de se libérer d’un préjugé social

A

It’s difficult to free yourself from this social stigma.

1139
Q

de plus en plus de jeunes alternent entre des études et des expériences professionnelles dans leurs formations pro

A

More and more young people alternate studies and professional experience in a work-study program.

1140
Q

il faut du courage pour surmonter ce moment

A

You need courage to overcome this moment.

1141
Q

j’ai bénéficié de l’état procidence

A

I have benefitted from social welfare (government benefits).

1142
Q

un représentant du gouvernement promet de faire respecter la loi

A

A government official promises to uphold the law.

1143
Q

mon fils étudie pour un master en data science

A

My son is studying towards a master’s degree in data science.

1144
Q

Passe composé/ prétérit

A

He has studied abroad (= present perfect simple for a life experience that is finished but we don’t say when it happened)
He studied in Scotland for two years (= past simple because it’s finished and we mentioned when it happened)

1145
Q

le cadastre

A

Land register, land registry, cadaster, cadastral (land) survey = cadastre

1146
Q

ma plus jeune fille est dans sa dernière de lycée et se présente aux universités

A

My youngest daughter is in her last year of high school and is applying to universities.

1147
Q

elle ne sait pas ce qu’elle veut faire

A

She doesn’t know what she wants to do (add -s to the end of a verb for third person singular in the present tense)

1148
Q

mondialisation

A

Globalization

1149
Q
A
1150
Q

Transformer du plomb en or

A

To turn flecks of gold to treasure

1151
Q

Dicey

A

Risqué casse gueule

1152
Q

Mother tongue

A
1153
Q

At his behest

A

A sa demande

1154
Q

Le président , le candidat,

A

The running president , the incumbent
The leading candidate

1155
Q

un état trés contesté ou les élections sont tjs serrées
Faire campagne

A

Michigan is a battleground state, where elections are always close and Presidential candidates campaign very intensely there.

1156
Q

le jude de la cour int de justice a émis des mandats d’arrét

A

The ICC prosecutor has asked the court to issue arrest warrants against high officials from Hamas and Israel.

1157
Q

un militaire, des militaires

A

un militaire = a soldier, a serviceman/servicewoman,
des militaires = military personnel
the military = the armed forces in general (army, navy, air force)

1158
Q

des colons colonisérent la colombie

A

Colonists colonized Colombia. (Forgive the alliteration in “c”)

1159
Q

Bibi appelait ouvertement a l’assassinat de yitzka

A

Bibi openly called for Yitzak’s assassination.

1160
Q

israel est trés densément peuplé

A

Israel is a densely-populated country.

1161
Q

s’échapper , Shiite

A

escaped (es-KÉPT)
Shiite (SHEE-yaït)

1162
Q

une mauvaise herbe

A

A weed is any plant we don’t want in our garden.
I often spend my weekend weeding or pulling weeds.

1163
Q

foin / faire les foins

A

hay = foin
“Make hay while the sun shines” = take advantage of a favorable situation while you have the chance to do it

1164
Q

une charrue / labourer

A

We use a plough (or plow, pronounce “plaou”) to break up the soil so we can plant crops.
Ploughing (or plowing) the soil destroys biodiversity.

1165
Q

un temps doux

A

mild (maïld) weather

1166
Q

approfondissons ce sujet

A

Let’s delve into this subject: let’s dig into it or investigate it more thoroughly.

1167
Q

gonfler la critique , diffamation , discours haine

A

In the current political climate, there is a tendency to conflate criticism of a state’s policies with hate speech, to combine two different things into one.

1168
Q

israelien

A

A citizen of Israel is called an Israeli.

1169
Q

bcp de palestiniens ont migré en jordanie

A

Many Palestinians have migrated to Jordan.

1170
Q

developper, echapper, cheval de troie

A

developed (de-VÊL-opt)
escaped (ES-képt)
Trojan horse (TREAU-djen)

1171
Q

up to/ until

A

up to = to a certain point, degree or amount /until = up to a certain time or event
The rich used to be taxed on up to 70% of their revenues in the USA.
This was the case until the Reagan Revolution in the 1980s.

1172
Q

one of + ?

A

Always use a plural noun after “one of”
Freedom is one of the primary values of the parties on the right of the political spectrum.

1173
Q

il a une propension à…

A

Nicolas had a propensity to go to elaborate and expensive dinner parties hosted by wealthy friends.

1174
Q

décomplexée, éhontée

A

He was unabashed, or unembarrassed, about displaying his connections to wealthy people.

1175
Q

leure appat

A

decoy

1176
Q

talonner , traquer

A

to hound

1177
Q

risqué, casse gueule

A

dicey

1178
Q

un délit

A

offence/ felony / crime / misdemeanour

1179
Q

flou

A

vagueness / blur / uncertainty / haze

1180
Q

soigner

A

to treat /cure / heal

1181
Q

une personne handicapée

A

mentally handicaped / disabled

1182
Q

faillible

A

fallible

1183
Q

irréprochable

A

flawless blameless perfect

1184
Q

influencer

A

to influence / to impact / to affect / to sway

1185
Q

chgt ou réchauffement climatique

A

global or climate warming / climate change

1186
Q

etre trés proche dans les sondages

A

to be neck and neck in the polls

1187
Q

Etre surpris par une décision

A

To be caught off guard

1188
Q

Tucked in the back of his head

A
1189
Q

s’accrocher au pouvoir

A

to hold on to power

1190
Q

Abandonner la course à la présidence

A

to drop out of the race

1191
Q
A
1192
Q
A
1193
Q

choisir un nouveau candidat

A

to select a new nominee

1194
Q

combattre ou fuir

A

the fight or flight response is what helped our ancestors survive

1195
Q
A
1196
Q

trebucher sur ses mots , hésiter

A

to trip over his words

1197
Q

decarboniser/ decarbonisation

A

to decarbonize / decarbonization

1198
Q

plaque d’immatriculation

A

license plates

1199
Q

Benevole/ volontaire / faire du benevolat

A

she is a volunteer at the spa/ she volunteeres on week end

1200
Q

circuit court

A

We need to encourage a short supply circuit (SIR-kît) or short supply chain* (more common expression*) because transportation is the biggest source of carbon emissions.

1201
Q

conferencier / conference

A

At the ecology fair I went to, there was a debate about shopping malls and several panelists were on stage to speak. intervenant / expert Conference / meeting / talk/ lecture

1202
Q

juvenile /pueril/ immatur

A

immature / childish/ juvenile / unripe

1203
Q

prolongeons le moment

A

Let’s prolong the moment.

1204
Q

je chante en basse

A

I sing bass (béss)

1205
Q

Dévoiler , eclairer un sujet

A

When we shed light on something, we make a subject easier to understand because we find or reveal new information about it.

1206
Q

acheter une information pour ne pas la dévoiler

A

Catch and kill describes the technique that newspapers and media outlets sometimes use to prevent publication of information that could be damaging to a third party. They “catch” the damaging story by buying the exclusive rights to it and then “kill”, or silence, it for the benefit of the third party.

1207
Q

interets communs / parti fourre tout

A

Social conservatives and some fiscal conservatives in the US Republican Party have overlapping interests: they don’t have the same interests but their interests add to those of the other faction. The result is that Republican Party has become a “big tent” (parti attrape-tout) where those opposed to taxes and regulation, but who don’t have a moral agenda, are united with social conservatives.

1208
Q

motivé pour voter selon un seul theme

A

The latter group is often motivated by a single issue, such as abortion or opposition to expanding rights for LGBTQ+ people, but includes lower-income people that have actually been hurt by fiscally conservative policies.

1209
Q

il pése ses options

A

He is weighing his options

1210
Q

jeter une ombre

A

To cast a shadow

1211
Q

bulletin de vote

A

ballot

1212
Q

tous les 2 ans

A

every other year

1213
Q

services secrets / agences de renseignement

A

intelligence agency

1214
Q

les courants politiques

A

political trends , tendencies , movements currents

1215
Q

to fall off

A

tomber en pièces , se casse

1216
Q

fouler au pied , bafouer

A

to trample

1217
Q

reputation impeccable

A

topnotch reputation

1218
Q

planter

A

to seed sought sought

1219
Q

faire échouer , détruire

A

to wreak wrought wrought

1220
Q

decevant

A

disappointing unsatisfactory unsatisfying deceiving frustrating

1221
Q

renommée

A

fame, reputaiton , famous, well known

1222
Q

grenier

A

granary store house

1223
Q

reservoir de votes ou d’influence

A

pool

1224
Q

exigeant

A

demanding /required/ stringent

1225
Q

programme politique

A

political agenda or platform

1226
Q

vaccin et quanrantaine

A

Vaccine and quarantine (both end with the sound ‘een’ as in the word ‘teen’

1227
Q

pandemie

A
  1. In a time of pandemy…you said pandemic
1228
Q

mortalité infantile

A
  1. you said ‘mortality of the young’-instead…infant mortality (when speaking of infants of course)
1229
Q

soeur plus jeune

A
  1. junior sister-youngest sister
1230
Q

chances de survie/ succés

A
  1. Chances of success (when speaking of people ill with covid) …instead-chances of survival
1231
Q

les manifestations s’arréterent d’elles mêmes

A
  1. The demonstration died by itself in Brussels…instead say, ‘The demonstration died off on its own…
1232
Q

quand tu es un auto entrepreneur

A
  1. When you’re a self-employer (truck drivers)…instead-“when you’re self-employed’
1233
Q

passe sanitaire

A

health pass
sanitary pass

1234
Q

etre enervé par qqun

A

to be mad AT someone

1235
Q

les effets secondaires

A

side effects

1236
Q

c’est un bon moment pour

A

il is a good time to do sthg et pas for doing sthg

1237
Q

on vivait moins longtemps

A
  1. ne pas dire we were living less long-instead say…we were living shorter lives
1238
Q

s’engager dans action politique

A

to involve in political movement

1239
Q

faites attention , c’est ouvert 3 fois ou 3 jours / semaine

A
  1. When speaking about Ground Control and the days and hours they are opened, you said that they are not opened every day and said ‘so take care’ it’s only opened 3 times a week. You would say, ‘so be careful’ it is only 3 times a week.
1240
Q

medieval

A
  1. Pay attention to the pronunciation of Medieval (the pronunciation would be closer to MedEEvalin English) . Also, disturbde not disturb-ed.
1241
Q

sans abri/ vagabond / clochard

A

homeless / bum /hobo/ street person
tramp/ beggar/ bum/ hobo

1242
Q
A
1243
Q

To forswear

A

Renoncer abandonner

1244
Q

To be knocked off his bearings

A
1245
Q

To gouge

A

Arnaquer piller

1246
Q

To gouge

A

Arnaquer piller

1247
Q

To gouge

A

Arnaquer piller

1248
Q

Parallèlement

A

Alongside

1249
Q

Uptake

A

Adoption absorption
Uptake of fossil fuels

1250
Q

Uptake

A

Adoption absorption
Uptake of fossil fuels

1251
Q

To rattle

A

Trembler secouer faire vibrer

1252
Q

To rattle

A

Trembler secouer faire vibrer

1253
Q

To bungle

A

Gacher bousiller

1254
Q

To fumble

A

Tatonner fouiller

1255
Q

To fluster

A

Troubler paumer embrouiller

1256
Q

We need to go into high gear diplomacy

A
1257
Q

We need to go into high gear diplomacy

A
1258
Q

To check a box

A

Cocher la case

1259
Q

Walk me through this idea/story

A
1260
Q

To purport

A

Pretendre
I will not purport to be awarr of all contacts

1261
Q

On the fence voter

A

Indecis

1262
Q

On the fence voter

A

Indecis

1263
Q

Il y avait une américaine assise a la table

A

There happened to be an American womand sitting at the table next to ours

1264
Q

Il y a une bonne serie a la tv

A

There is a good series on tv right now

1265
Q

Il y a une bonne serie a la tv

A

There is a good series on tv right now

1266
Q

La plupart des viols sont commis par des gens qu’on connaît

A

Most rapes are committed by people the victims know

1267
Q

La plupart des viols sont commis par des gens qu’on connaît / proches de leur victimes

A

Most rapes are committed by people the victims know
Who are very close to their victim

1268
Q

Travaux domestiques / travaux a la maison

A

Housework / homework

1269
Q

Il y a de la violence envers les femmes de toutes les classes sociales

A

We find violence against women in every social class

1270
Q

Controler tes envies

A

Control your impulse

1271
Q

Abandonner une election

A

To drop out/ to step down

1272
Q

Renoncement

A

Renunciation or renouncement
Biden renounced his bid for another term as president

1273
Q

Renoncement

A

Renunciation or renouncement
Biden renounced his bid for another term as president

1274
Q

Avoir bcp expérience sexuelles

A

To sow his wild oats/ to have a lot of sexual experiences

1275
Q

Avoir bcp expérience sexuelles

A

To sow his wild oats/ to have a little of sexual experiences

1276
Q

La ste considere les hommes comme des etalons

A

Society considers men who have had lots of sexual experiences to be studs or stallions wheras the same society treats women as sluts

1277
Q

Symbolique du statut

A

Status symbol

1278
Q

Caveat

A

Avertissement mise en garde

1279
Q

To quell

A

Reprimer etouffer

1280
Q

To quell

A

Reprimer etouffer

1281
Q

Feebly

A

Faiblement mollement

1282
Q

Feebly

A

Faiblement mollement

1283
Q

Ronce

A

Bramble

1284
Q

sous bois

A

underbush

1285
Q

les vegetaux

A

vegetation/ plants

1286
Q

Reciprocité

A

Reciprocity (rê-sî-PRÂ-sî-tee) is the practice of mutual exchange; it is the fact of giving something in return when you have taken something or someone else has given you something.

1287
Q

Abondance et pénurie

A

A culture or mindset of abundance, or plenty, is one of generosity and sharing and is in opposition to a mindset of scarcity. Scarcity is what drives the market economy.

1288
Q

faire ses travaux / corvées

A

to do his chores tchors

1289
Q

transférer

A

relocate / transfer / shift

1290
Q

forclosure

A

saisie éviction

1291
Q

externaliser

A

to outsource

1292
Q

cuisine traditionnelle

A

-Traditional ‘cooking’ instead, ‘Traditional Cuisine’

1293
Q

compétence

A

-Competence-skills, ability (you can use competence in english too, but there are other synonyms

1294
Q

depuis tjs , depuis l’aube des temps

A

-‘Since the time began…’ instead say, ‘Since the beginning of time’

1295
Q

les ressources sont inégalement réparties

A

-‘Resources were not distributed the same to everyone,’ instead say, ‘Resources were not distributed evenly to everyone’

1296
Q

il veut dire ce qu’il a à dire

A

-‘He wanted to say what he wanted to say’ you can say instead, ‘He wanted to speak out’

1297
Q

ne peut étre trop sévérement puni

A

-‘Can’t jail him too tough’ instead ‘Can’t sentence him too severely’

1298
Q

Sahara, Cuba , elite

A

-Pronunciation: SaHara, Cuba (more like Q-ba), Elite (not E-light, but E-leet (similar to French)

1299
Q

mourir de faim

A

-Dying of Famine/hunger

1300
Q

De quoi sommes nous en train de parler ? de quoi parles tu (en général) ?

A

what exactly are we talking about
what are we really talking about
what do you talk about généralement when you are at the haidresser or in general

1301
Q

offensé, outragé

A

outraged/ offended , incensed , shocked

1302
Q

c’est un bon moment pour aller se ballader

A

-NOT ‘it’s a good time for taking a stroll’ but “It’s a good time TO TAKE a stroll’ (when speaking about walking with your wife from Porte de Choissy

1303
Q

accesible aux handicapés

A

wheelchair accessible

1304
Q

par hasard

A

by chance

1305
Q

evacuer le public

A

-NOT ‘exit the people’ but ‘Evacuate the people’

1306
Q

monarchie

A

-pronunciation of Monarchy (MonarKy) in English not MonarCHy like in French

1307
Q

pincer les cordes

A

-plucking the strings-pincer les cordes

1308
Q

contretemps cadence

A

offbeat

1309
Q

quand le congo appartenait à Leopold

A

‘Belonged to Leopold’ and NOT ‘was belonging to Leopold’

1310
Q

galerie art, lieu artistique

A

Art venue

1311
Q

salle de concert

A

concert hall , music hall, concert venue

1312
Q

quand les choses allaient bien pour elle

A
  1. When things were going ‘good’ for her (Janis)-instead…When things were going ‘well’ for her.
1313
Q

refrain / couplet

A
  1. Couplet-verse
  2. Refrain-Chorus
1314
Q

les producteurs sont intéressés financiérement par

A
  1. ‘Producers have a more financial interest in…‘-Producers are more financially interested in ..
1315
Q

c’était un groupe de musicens talentueux , mais ils n’étaient pas ses amis

A
  1. ‘It was a band of talented musicians only, but it wasn’t her friends.’- It was only a band of talented musicians, but they were not her friends.’
1316
Q
A
1317
Q

Ancetres

A

Forebears (forebeir)
Ancestors

1318
Q

Ancetres

A

Forebears (forebeir)
Ancestors