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Se calmer (2) / baisser, diminuer

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To abate, to subside, to die down / to abate

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Respecter (une loi, tradition)

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To abide by

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Avorter / abandonner / échouer

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To abort

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L’avortement

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Abortion

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Comptes

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Accounts

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Expliquer, justifier

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To account for

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Être responsable de, répondre de qch devant qqn

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To be accountable to sby for sthg

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Transparence (2)

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Transparency / accountability

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Tenir compte de

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To take into account

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Exact, correct, sans erreur dans le détail

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Accurate

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Exactitude

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Accuracy

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Atteindre un but

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To achieve

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Réussite, exploit (2)

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Achievement, success

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Admettre, avouer, reconnaître (2) // nier

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To admit, to acknowledge // to deny

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En effet, effectivement, réellement

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Actually

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Inflexible, catégorique (opinion, position) (2)

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Adamant, inflexible

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Être déterminé, insister sur qqch

Les députés insistaient sur la réforme du système carcéral

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Adamant

MPs were adamant about reforming the prison system

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Dépendance, accoutumance

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Addiction

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Aborder une question, un problème

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To adress an issue

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Faire de la pub

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To advertise

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21
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Une réclame, une publicité

=> réductions US / GB

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An advertisment
=> US = an ad
=> GB = an advert

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La publicité

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Advertising

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Une campagne publicité

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An advertising campaing

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Une pub à la télé

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A commercial

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Conseiller

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To advise

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Des conseils (indénombrable)

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Advice

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Un conseiller

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An advisor

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Plaider en faveur de, être partisan de

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To advocate

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Plaider activement, être défenseur, champion d’une cause

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To advocate for

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Un partisan

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An advocate

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Avocat (US/GB)

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Lawyer US / sollicitor, barrister

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Abondant, riche

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Affluent

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La société d’abondance

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The affluent society

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Parvenir à la fortune

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To rise to affluence

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Avoir les moyens d’acheter qch

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To afford to buy sthg

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36
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Se permettre de faire qch

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To afford to do sthg

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Consentir, accepter de faire qch (2 prep)

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To agree to do sthg / to agree on doing sthg

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Un accord (2)

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An accord / an agreement

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39
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Un désaccord

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A disagreement

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40
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Défaillant, en mauvaise santé

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Ailing

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Être souffrant, en mauvaise santé

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To ail

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42
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La maladie / la maladie grave

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Ailment / disease

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43
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But, objectif

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Aim

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44
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Viser qch, avoir comme but (3 prep)

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To aim at sthg / to aim for sthg / to aim to do sthg

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Hermétique

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Airtight

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46
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Étranger (2)

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Alien / foreign

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47
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Être étranger, opposé à

La tyrannie est étrangère de la pensée occidentale

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To be alien to

Tyranny is alien to western thinking

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Calmer, appaiser (3)

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To allay / to clam / to abate

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49
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L’assassin présumé

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The alleged assassin

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50
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Prétenduement, soit-disant

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Alledgedly

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Oswald aurait tiré sur Kennedy

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Oswald allegedly shot Kennedy

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Soulager, alléger (3) (douleur)

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To alleviate / to relieve / to ease

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Être étonné par qqch (2 prep)

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To be amazed at sthg / to be amazed by sthg

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54
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Quantité, montant, somme

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Amount

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55
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Revenir à

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To amount to

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56
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Être anxieux, angoissé (à propos de qch)

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To be anxious (about sthg)

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Être impatient, désireux de faire qch

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To be anxious to do sthg

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Angoisse, anxiété

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Anxiety

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Être consterné, épouvanté (2)

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To be appalled / to be horrified

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Épouvantable, consternant, navrant

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Appalling

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Faire appel à (2)

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To appeal to / to call on

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Attirer l’attention, plaire à

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To appeal to

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Séduisant (2)

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Appealing / attractive

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Poser sa canditature (job, school, scholarship) (2 prep)

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To apply to / to apply for

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Candidat (job, scholarship etc) (2)

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Candidate / applicant

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66
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Envoyer sa candidature

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To send in an application

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67
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Recruter

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To recruit

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68
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RDV (2)

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Appointement / date

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69
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Prendre RDV

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To make an appointement

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70
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Nomination, désignation, affectation

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Appointment

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71
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Désigner qqn à un poste

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To appoint sby to a job

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Ambassadeur en France est un poste très recherché

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Ambassador to France is a much sought-after appointment

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73
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Approuver / désapprouver

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To approve of / to disapprove of

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74
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Approbation / désapprobation

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Approval / disapproval

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75
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Avoir tendance à, être susceptible de (3)

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To be apt to / to be likely to/ to be liable to

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Être approprié, pertinent, juste

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To be apt

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Domaine (2)

Un domaine de recherce

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Area / field

An area of research

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Se disputer avec qqn, à propos de qch

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To argue

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Raisonner, argumenter, soutenir que (3)

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To argue that / to contend that / to claim that

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80
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Discutable (2)

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Arguable / debatable

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81
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Un point discutable

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A mood point

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82
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Survenir, se poser, apparaître (2)

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To arise (arose, arisen) / to come up

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83
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Ce problème est survenu beaucoup de fois

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This problem has arisen many times

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84
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Armes, armements (2)

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Arms, weapons

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85
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Faire une levée de boucliers contre qch (2)

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To in arms against sthg / to rise up in arms against sthg

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Milice

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Militia

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87
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Provoquer, éveiller (feelings, desires, conflict) (3)

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To arouse / to provoke / to excite

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Étalage, éventail, collection

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Array

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89
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Désordre, désarroi

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Disarray

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90
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Assembler, se rassembler (people)

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To assemble

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Automatisation

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Automation

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92
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Déclarer, affirmer, soutenir que

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To assert

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S’affirmer

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To assert oneself

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94
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Savoir s’affirmer

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To be assertive

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Évaluer, estimer (2)

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To assess / to evaluate

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96
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Avantage dont on peut tirer profit

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Asset

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97
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Bien, avoir, capital

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Asset

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98
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Action

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Share

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99
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Mission

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Assignment

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100
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Confier une tâche, une mission à qn

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To assign sby à task

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101
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Affecter qqn à une affaire, une mission

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To assign sby to a case, a mission

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Supposer, présumer (4)

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To assume / to suppose / to presume / to surmise

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Supposition, hypothèse

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Assumption

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Assumer (2)

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To assume / to take on

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Stupéfiant (3)

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Astounding / astonishing / staggering

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106
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Être stupéfait par

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To be astouned by

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107
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S’égarer (2)

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To go astray / to get lost

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Atteindre, accéder à (3)

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To attain / to reach / to achieve

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Essayer, tenter (2)

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To attempt / to try

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Tentative d’assassinat / attentat à la bombe

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Assassination attempt / bombing attempt

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Assister à

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To attend

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112
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S’occuper de (2)

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To attend to / to tend to

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113
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Vente aux enchères

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Auction

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114
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De bon augure, prometteur (3)

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Auspicious / promising / ominious

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Disponible

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Available

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116
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Disponibilité

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Availability

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117
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Saisir l’occasion

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To avail oneself of / to take advantage of

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118
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En moyenne

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On (the) average

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119
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La durée de vie moyenne

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The average lifespan

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120
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La moyenne (2)

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The average / the mean

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121
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Être contre, répugner à faire qqch (2)

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To be averse to / to be against to (moins fort, pas idée de répugner)

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122
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Rapport défavorable (2)

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Adverse opinion / report opinion

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Prévenir, éviter, détourner (3)

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To avert / to avoid / to save off

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124
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Éviter (de faire) qch

Éviter la guerre

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To avoid

To avoid war

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125
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Éviter à qqn de faire qqch (2)

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To avoid sby doing sthg / to save sby the trouble of doing sthg

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Décerner, attribuer (un prix, une bourse)

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To award

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Prix / récompense

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Award / reward

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128
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Conscient, informé, au courant (2)

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Aware / conscious

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129
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Inconscient, pas au courant

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Unaware

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130
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Être conscient/informé de

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To be aware of

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131
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J’ignorais cela

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I was unaware of that

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132
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(Prise de) conscience

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Awareness

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133
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Sensibiliser

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To raise awareness

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134
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Impressionant, imposant

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Awesome

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Affreux (3)

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Awful / terrible / horrible

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Très mal

Le héros chantait très mal

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Awfully

The hero sang awfully

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Terriblement / extrêmement

Ça “sonne” terriblement étrange

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Awfully

That sounds awfully strange

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Maladroit (2)

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Awkward (clumsy)

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Mal à propos, embarassant, gênant (2)

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Awkward / uncomfortable

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Aller de travers

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To go awry (prononcer comme “why” à la fin)

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Soutenir, appuyer (candidate, policy) (2)

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To back / to support

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Soutien (4)

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Backers / supporters / back / backing

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Soutenir, appuyer, épauler

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To back up

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Sauvegarder (2)

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To back up / to save

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Arrière plan

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Background

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Milieu (social)

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Background

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Expérience

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Background

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Retour de bâton, contrecoup (2)

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Backlash / blowback

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Frapper, fouetter violemment

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To lash

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Critiquer fortement (fig) (2 prep)

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To lash out at / to lash out against

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Effets pervers

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Unexpected consequences

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Retardé, arriéré

Un pays arriéré

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Bacward

A backward country

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Être dérouté, confus (4)

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To be baffled / to be confused / to be puzzled / to be confounded

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Mettre qqn en liberté provisoire sous caution

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To free sby on bail

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Libérer qqn en payant une caution

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To bail sby out (of jail)

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Un bail

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A lease

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Bailleurs de fonds (2)

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Backer / sponsor

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Leurrer, appâter (2)

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To bait / to lure

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Provoquer, tourmenter, harceler

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To bait

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Équilibre

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Balance

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Équilibre des forces

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Balance of power

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Balance commerciale

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Trade balance

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Trouver le juste mileu

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To strike a balance

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Hésiter, résister, refuser de faire qqch

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To balk

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Interdire, proscrire (à l’échelle sociale) (2)

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To ban (to forbid mais moins à l’échelle sociale)

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Une interdiction

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A ban

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Fléau, poison, source d’un mal

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Bane

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Compter sur (qqch pas qqn)

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To bank on (sthg not sby)

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N’y compte pas

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Don’t bank on it

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Faire faillite (3)

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To go bankrupt / to go under / to go bust (moins sérieux)

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La faillite

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Bankruptcy

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Exclure, empêcher

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To bar

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Exclure qch, empêcher qqn de faire qqch

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To bar sthg, to bar sby from doing sthg

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Barrer la route

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To bar the way

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Sauf, excpeté (2)

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Bar / barring

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Le strict nécessaire

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The bare necessities of life

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À peine de quoi vivre

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A bare living

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À peine (3)

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Barely / scarcely / hardly

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Marchander

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To bargain

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Une bonne affaire (achat)

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A bargain

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Prix avantageux

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Bargain prices

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Conclure un marché (2)

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To make a bargain (deal) / to strike a bargain (deal)

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Négocier

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To negociate

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De base, fondamental (2)

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Basic / fundamental

Prononcer bay-sick et non bay-zik

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À la base, fondamentalement

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Basically

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Base

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Basis

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À partir de

À partir de cet exemple, on peut voir que

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On the basis of

On the basis of this exemple, we can see that

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Supporter

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To bear (bore, borne)

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Supportable / insupportable

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Bearbable / unbearable

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Rapporter

C’est un investissement qui devrait rapporter bcp

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To bear

It’s an investment that should bear fruit

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Ne pas se laisser abattre

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To bear up

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Ne pas se laisser abattre sous la pression

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To bear up under pressure

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Ne pas oublier

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Bear in mind

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Nous ne devons jamais oublier que nous sommes mortels

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We must always bear in mind that we are mortal

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Battre, frapper

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To beat

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Vaincre

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To beat

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Tendance vers le haut / vers le bas

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Upbeat / downbeat

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Optimiste / pessimiste

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An upbeat mood / downbeat mood

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Frapper, rouer de coups, martyriser

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To batter

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Femmes battues

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Battered womans

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De la part de, au nom de (2)

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On behalf of / in the name of

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Comportement(s)

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Behavior (souvent sg)

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Soyez sage!

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Behave yourself

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Assiégé (2)

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Beleaguered, besieged

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Assiégée par les dettes, la compagnie fit faillite

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Beleaguered by debt, the company went bankrupt

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Se courber, se pencher, fléchir

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To bend (bend, bent)

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Se pencher

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To Bend over

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Une attitude inflexible

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An unbending attitude

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Être résolu à faire qqch

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To be bent on

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Se plier en quatre

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To bend over backwards

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Bénéficier de (2)

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To benefit from / to profit from

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Allocations (de) chômage

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Unemployement benefits

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Recevoir des allocations, prestations

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To be on benefits

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Bienveillant, plein de bonté, charitable

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Benevolent

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Travail bénévole (3)

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Volunteer / voluntary / benevolent work

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Être assailli, accablé par (problems, doubts) (2 prep + 1)

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To be beset by / to be beset with / to be plagued by

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Accorder, conférer

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To bestow

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Parier (2)

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To bet / to wager

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Un pari

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A bet

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Trahir

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To betray

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Réveler

Son comportement révèle (trahi) une ambition pour le pouvoir

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To betray

His behavior betrays an ambition for power

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Trahison

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Betrayal

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Se méfier de, être sur ses gardes

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To beware

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Nous devrions nous méfier de (2)

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We should be wary of / we should beware of

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Désorienté, dérouté (3)

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Bewildered / confused / puzzled

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Qui n’est pas impartial

Ex

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Biased

This editorial is obviously biased in favor of the big corporations

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Tendancieux

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Tendentious

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Faire une offre (2)

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To bid (bid or bade, bidden) / to make a bid for

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Offre publique d’achat, OPA

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Takeover bid

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Ordonner, enjoindre

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To bid (bid or bade, bidden)

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Projet de loi

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Bill

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Rédiger un projet de loi (2)

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To draw up a bill / to draft a bill

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Brouillon

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Draft

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Facture, addition

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Bill

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Un billet de 10$

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A 10$ bill

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Un billet de £5

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A £5 note

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Panneau d’affichage (3)

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Poster, billboard, hoarding (GB)

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Lier, unir

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To bind (bound, bound)

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Être dans une situation difficile

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To be in a bind

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Q

Liens (2)

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Ties / bonds (relations humaines)

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Créer des liens forts (relations humaines)

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To bond

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Q

Bons, obligations

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Bonds

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Q

Faire qqch à l’excès (familier) (3)

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To binge / to spree / to fling

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Boire, dépenser à l’excès

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To go on a drinking/spending binge

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Ils ont bu de la vodka “excédemment” toute la nuite et étaient malades le lendemain matin

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They binged on vodka all night and were sick the next morning

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Évêque

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Bishop

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Prêtre

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Priest

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Q

Religieuse

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Nun

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Paroisse

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Parish

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Faire du chantage

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To blackmail

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Chantage

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Blackmail

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Q

Explosion (2)

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Blast / explosion

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Q

Criant, flagrant (4)

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Blatant / outright / glaring / flagrant

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Q

Garder les gens en prison sans avoir la preuve de leur culpabilité est une injustice flagrante

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Keeping people in prison without proof of their guilt is a balant injustice

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Flamber, flamboyer (fire, thing), s’emporter (person, fig)

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To blaze

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Se frayer un chemin / innover

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To blaze a path / to blaze a trail

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Innovateur

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Trailblazing

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Q

Désolé, désert, sombre, peu prometteur (4)

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Bleak, gloomy, deary, dismal

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Q

Saigner

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To bleed (bled, bled)

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Q

Le sang

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Blood

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Q

Mélanger, allier (3)

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To blend (blend, blend) / to mix / to combine

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Bénir

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To bless

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Q

Jeter un sort

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To curse

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Q

À vos souhaits

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Bless you

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Q

Blesser

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To wound

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Q

Tempête de neige

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Blizzard

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Q

On entendit une rafale de coups

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A blizzard of shots rang out

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Q

Bloquer les prix

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To block prices

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Blocus, barrage

A

Blockade

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Calmer, s’appaiser (3)

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To blow over / to abide / to subside

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Exploser, faire exploser, s’emporter contre qqn (2)

A

To blow up / to explode (que pour exploser)

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272
Q

Bill s’emporta quand il réalisa que nous avions été trompés

A

Bill blew up when he realized we’d been cheated

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273
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Matraquer, forcer la main à qqn

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To bludgeon

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Q

Matraque

A

Bludgeon

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275
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Faute, gaffe (3)

A

Blunder, error, mistake

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Faire une gaffe

A

To blunder

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277
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Être brusque, direct, sans mâcher ses mots

A

To be blunt, blunt

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Q

Répondre sans mâcher ses mots (3)

A

To answer bluntly / to answer to the point / to be outspoken

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279
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Brouiller, estomper

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To blur

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C’est juste beaucoup de paroles dans le but de brouiller les faits

A

It’s just a lot of talk in the aim of blurring the facts

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Comité, conseil

A

Board

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282
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Conseil d’administration

A

Board of Directors

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283
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Le ministère du commerce (GB)

A

Board of Trade

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284
Q

Se vanter / être fier de posséder qqch

A

To boast about sthg / to boast

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Paris est fier de posséder ses magnifiques ponts

A

Paris boasts beautiful bridges

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286
Q

Se targuer

A

To brag

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287
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Présager, augurer, annonce

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To bode

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288
Q

Les scandales récents ne présagent rien de bon pour le secteur banquier

A

Recent scandals don’t bode well for banking sectors

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289
Q

S’embourber, s’enliser (2)

A

To be bogged down / to get bogged down

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S’enliser dans travail

A

To get bogged down in work

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291
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Audacieux, hardi

A

Bold

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Enhardir

A

To embolden

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Soutenir, renforcer (3)

A

To bolster / to strengthen / to brace up

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294
Q

Hausser, faire monter (3)

A

To boost / to put up / to push up

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Q

Donner du tonus, de l’élan (2)

A

To boost, to spur

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296
Q

Une aubaine

A

A boon

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Rebondir

A

To bounce

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Être presque sûr de faire qqch (2)

A

To be bound to do sthg / to be very likely

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299
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Être plongé dans

A

To be bound up in

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Elle est plongée dans son travail

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She’s bound up in her work

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Être tenu (par la loi etc)

A

To be bound by (law…)

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Être en route pour

A

To be bound for

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Q

Dans les limites du possible

A

Within the bounds of possibility

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Hors de portée (2)

A

Out of bounds / out of reach

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Frontière entre deux pays

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Boundary, border

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Cas limite

A

Borderline case

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Q

Repousser les frontières de la science

A

To push back the frontiers of science

308
Q

S’incliner devant, se soumettre à (2)

A

To bow (down) to / to defer to

309
Q

S’incliner devant les voeux/opinions de qqn

A

To bow (down) to sby’s wishes/opinion

310
Q

Courber l’échine devant qqn, se prosterner

A

To kow-tow to

311
Q

Soutenir, renforcer, revigorer (3)

A

To brace (up) / to bolster / to strengthen

312
Q

Support

A

Brace

313
Q

Courage!

A

Brace up!

314
Q

Tranche à revenu élevé

A

High-income bracket

315
Q

Parenthèse

A

Bracket

316
Q

Freiner, ralentir (activities) (3)

A

To break / to curb / to curtail

317
Q

Un frein (car, motor)

A

A brake

318
Q

Succursale

A

Branch

319
Q

Étendre ses activités

A

To branch out

320
Q

Marque

A

Brand

321
Q

Image de marque

A

Brand image

322
Q

Marquer, accuser, qualifier de

A

To brand sby

323
Q

Être traité de menteur

A

To be branded a liar

324
Q

Flambant neuf

A

Brand-new

325
Q

Manquement au devoir, infraction, rupture de contrat (2)

A

Breach, violation

326
Q

Ne pas tenir une promesse / violer la loi

A

To breach a promise / to breach a law

327
Q

Violation des droits de l’homme

A

Breach of human rights

328
Q

Rupture, pause

A

Break

329
Q

Laisser à qqn sa chance

A

To give sby a break

330
Q

Elle a percé dans un film de…

A

She got her first break in a film by…

331
Q

Réductions d’impôt

A

Tax breaks

332
Q

Tomber en panne

A

To break down

333
Q

Panne

A

Breakdown

334
Q

Dépression nerveuse

A

Nervous breakdown

335
Q

Entrer par effraction (3)

A

To break into / to burglarize / to burgle

336
Q

Cambriolage

A

Burglary

337
Q

Rompre (3)

A

To break off / to cut off / to sever

338
Q

Éclater, se déclencher

A

To break out

339
Q

La WW2 a éclaté en 1939

A

WW2 broke out in 1939

340
Q

Faire une percée

A

To break through

341
Q

Une percée, une découverte significative

A

A breakthrough

342
Q

Rompre, casser, interrompre, faire une coupure

A

To break up

343
Q

Une rupture

A

A breakup

344
Q

Respirer

A

To breathe

345
Q

Respiration

A

Breath

346
Q

À en avoir le souffle coupé

A

Breathtaking

347
Q

Hors d’haleine, le souffle coupé

A

Breathless

348
Q

Élever des enfants

A

To bring up children

349
Q

Enfants bien élevés / enfants mal élevés

A

Well bred children / illbred children

350
Q

Éducation (2)

A

Breeding / upbringing

351
Q

Faire naître, engendrer

Le mécontentement engendre la violence

A

To breed

Dissatisfaction breeds violence

352
Q

Une race, une espèce (animale)

A

A breed

353
Q

Acheter, soudoyer

A

To bribe

354
Q

Le coffre-fort

A

The safe

355
Q

Un pot-de-vin

A

A bribe

356
Q

Corruption (2)

A

Bribery / corruption

357
Q

Corrompre qqn

A

To corrupt sby

358
Q

Copain

A

Crony

359
Q

Copinage

A

Cronyism

360
Q

Amener, provoquer (2) / for unpleasant consequences

A

To bring about, to lead to / to bring on

361
Q

Mener à bien, réaliser avec succès

A

To bring off

362
Q

Faire ressortir (qualities, faults, meaning)

A

To bring out

363
Q

L’article fait ressortir le problème.

A

The article brings out the issue.

364
Q

Élever, éduquer (2)

A

To bring up / to raise

365
Q

Des enfants bien élevés

A

Well brought-up children

366
Q

Soulever une question (3)

A

To bring up / to broach / to raise a subject

367
Q

Au bord de (danger, threat, sthg unknown) (2)

A

On the brink of / on the verge of

368
Q

En voie d’extinction

A

On the brink of extinction

369
Q

Large, vaste (2) (antonyme)

A

Broad, wide (narrow)

370
Q

Lagre d’esprit, ouvert (antonyme)

A

Broadminded (narrowminded)

371
Q

Élargir

A

To broaden

372
Q

Dans les grandes lignes

A

Broadly speaking

373
Q

Émettre, diffuser

A

To broadcast

374
Q

Émission (TV, radio)

A

Broadcast, program

375
Q

Écarter (person, possibility) sans chercher à approfondir (2 prep +1)

A

To brush off / to brush aside / to dismiss

376
Q

Envoyer promener (2)

A

To give sby a (ou the)

brush-off / to brush off

377
Q

Se (re)mettre à étudier qch, rafraîchir ses connaissances

A

To brush up (on)

378
Q

Si nous allons au Mexique l’année prochaine, il faudra que je révise mon espagnol

A

If we go to Mexico next year, I’ll have to brush up (on) my Spanish

379
Q

La majeure partie

La majeure partie du travail

A

The bulk

The bulk of the work

380
Q

Intimider, pesécuter

A

To bully

381
Q

Rempart, fortification (figurative)

L’angleterre a toujours été connue comme un rempart de la démocratie

A

Bulwark

England has always been known as a bulwark of democracy

382
Q

Fardeau, charge

A

Burden

383
Q

Être chargé de, accablé par (2)

A

To be burdened with / to be ladened with

384
Q

Pesant, écrasant

A

Burdensome

385
Q

Brûler

A

To burn

386
Q

Stress, tension nerveuse

A

Burnout

387
Q

S’épuiser au travail (3)

A

To brun oneself out with work / to exhaust oneself with work / to be workaholic

388
Q

Éclater, exploser (en sanglots, de rire etc)

A

To burst (into sthg)

389
Q

Entrer précipitamment (2 prep) / sortir précipitamment (2 prep)

A

To burst in, to burst into / to burst out, to burst out of

390
Q

Enterrer

A

To bury

391
Q

Enterrement, obsèques (2)

A

Burial / funeral

392
Q

Enfoncer, plonger
Brutus enfonça sa lame dans la poitrine de Cesar
Être plongé dans un livre

A

To bury
Brutus burried his sword in Caesar’s breast
To be burried in a book

393
Q

Les affaires

A

Business

394
Q

Être dans les affaires

A

To be in business

395
Q

Un commerce, une société (4)

A

A business / a concern / a company / a firm

396
Q

Passons aux choses sérieuses!

A

Let’s go down to business

397
Q

Mêlez-vous de ce qui vous regarde!

A

Mind your own business!

398
Q

École de Commerce

A

Business School

399
Q

Faire faillite

A

To go bust

400
Q

Une faillite financière

A

A bust

401
Q

Racheter (firm, company)

A

To buy out

402
Q

Un rachat d’entreprise

A

A buyout

403
Q

GB élection partielle pour faire remplacer un membre du Parlement

A

By-election

404
Q

Spectateur, passant

A

Bystander

405
Q

Demander, exiger (3)

A

To call for / to require / to necessitate

406
Q

Appel d’offre

A

Call for tender

407
Q

Annuler (2)

A

To call off / to cancel

408
Q

Annuler une réunion, un rdv

A

To call off a meeting, an appointment

409
Q

Une annulation

A

A cancellation

410
Q

Faire appel à qqn

A

To call on

411
Q

Rendre visite

Nous avons rendu visite à Ellen pour le thé

A

To call on

We called on Ellen for tea

412
Q

Campagne (politique etc)

A

Campaign

413
Q

Lancer, mener une campagne (3)

A

To launch / to run / to conduct a campaign

414
Q

Faire campagne pr qqch / faire campagne contre qqch

A

To campaign for sthg / to campaign against sthg

415
Q

Débattre d’un sujet

A

To canvass a subject

416
Q

Emporter, enlever

A

To carry off

417
Q

Faire avec succès (2)

A

To carry off / to bring off

418
Q

Continuer à faire qqch

A

To carry on / to keep on

419
Q

S’énerver, faire une scène (2)

Pourquoi s’énerver pour des bagatelles?

A

To carry on / to make a fuss

Why carry on over trivia?

420
Q

Un laboratoire mène des expériences

Les recherches ont été menées par la police

A

A laboratory carries out experiment

The search carried out by the police

421
Q

Bénéficier de (situation matérielle, poncutelle), saisir l’occasion (2)

A

To cash in on / to take advantage on

422
Q

Jeter, lancer

A

To cast (cast, cast)

423
Q

Jeter un coup d’oeil

A

To cast a glance

424
Q

Éclairer un problème

A

To cast light on a problem

425
Q

Rejeter, mettre de côté

A

To cast aside

426
Q

Décontracté

A

Casual

427
Q

Travail temporaire (2)

A

Casual work / temporary work

428
Q

Victime, mort ou blessé

A

Casualty

429
Q

Saisir (comprendre qqch)

A

To catch on to

430
Q

Prendre, devenir populaire

En quelques semaines, la mode avait pris

A

To catch on

Within a few weeks, the fashion had caught on

431
Q

Rattraper (qqn, qqch), combler son retard (2 prep)

A

To catch up with / to catch up on

432
Q

Prudent (2) (antonyme)

A

Cautious, careful (careless)

433
Q

Prudence

A

Caution

434
Q

Prendre des précautions

A

To take precautions

435
Q

S’effondrer, s’affaisser (2)

A

To cave in, to collapse

436
Q

Céder sous la pression, ne plus s’opposer à

Il n’y a pas besoin de céder à leurs demandes déraisonées

A

To cave in to

There’s no need to cave in to their unreasonable demands

437
Q

La censure

A

Censorship

438
Q

Examiner, critiquer, censurer

A

To censor

439
Q

Blâmer, désapprouver (2)

A

To censure / to chastise

440
Q

Critiquer très sévèrement, punir

A

To chastise

441
Q

Lancer un défi

Ex

A

To challenge

To challenge a world record

442
Q

Un défi

A

A challenge

443
Q

Contester, mettre en question

A

To challenge

444
Q

Un livre stimulant, provocateur

A

A challenging book

445
Q

Relever un défi

A

To take up a challenge

446
Q

Une chaîne (TV), une filière (distribution)

A

A channel

447
Q

Alléguer

A

To charge that

448
Q

Accuser qqn d’un crime
Il a été accusé de vol
/
Charger qqn d’une responsabilité

A

To charge sby with
He was charged with larceny
/
To charge sby with

449
Q

Être responsable de

A

To be in charge of

450
Q

Peu cher (2)

A

Cheap / inexpensive

451
Q

Tricher, rouler qqn

A

To cheat

452
Q

Un tricheur, arnaqueur (4)

A

A cheat / a trickster / a crook / a swindler

453
Q

Vérifier, examiner, contrôler, surveiller

A

To check

454
Q

Surveiller ses dépenses

A

To keep a check on expenses

455
Q

Arrêter, freiner, restreindre (3)

A

To check / to curtail / to curb

456
Q

Gronder, réprimander (4)

A

To chide / to admonish / to scold / to berate

457
Q

Gronder qqn, réprimander qqn (3)

A

To give sby a chiding / to give sby a scolding / to berate sby

458
Q

Une corvée

A

A chore

459
Q

Employé de l’état, fonctionnaire (3)

A

Civil servant / government employee / state employee

460
Q

Haut fonctionnaire (2)

A

Senior civil servant / high civil servant

461
Q

Militant(e) pour les droits civiques

A

Civil rights activist

462
Q

Un(e) civil(e)

A

A civilian

463
Q

Revendiquer, réclamer un droit (2)

A

To claim / to demand

464
Q

Revendiquer (attentat etc)

A

To claim

465
Q

Détruire

La catastrophe a fait des centaines de victimes

A

To claim

The disaster claimed hundreds of lives

466
Q

Déclarer, prétendre que (3)

A

To claim that / to argue that / to contend that

467
Q

Désavouer, nier (2)

A

To disclaim / to deny

468
Q

Faire semblant

A

To pretend

469
Q

Serrer la vis, freiner (abus) (2)

Le gvrnmt essaye de freiner les comptes bancaires cachés

A

To clamp down on / to crack down on

The government is trying to clamp down on / to crack down on hidden bank accounts

470
Q

Un durcissement (2)

A

A clamp-down / a crack-down

471
Q

Dégager, nettoyer

A

To clear

472
Q

Disculper

A

To clear

473
Q

Tenir à l’écart de

A

To keep clear of

474
Q

Expliquer, spécifier (4)

A

To make clear / to clarify / to explain / to specify

475
Q

Avoir de l’influence, du pouvoir politique

A

To have clout

476
Q

Indice, incitation

A

Clue

477
Q

Expliquer, informer (informal)

A

To clue sby in

478
Q

Charbon

A

Coal

479
Q

Fer

A

Iron

480
Q

Acier

A

Steel

481
Q

S’effondrer, s’écrouler

A

To collapse

482
Q

Établissement d’enseignement supérieur se terminant par un diplôme de Bachelor of Arts, of Science… aux USA comportant 4 années

A

College

483
Q

4 années du college

A

Freshman, sophomore, junior, senior

484
Q

Diplômé d’un college

A

College graduate

485
Q

Éditorialiste, collaborateur, chroniqueur d’un journal

A

Columnist

486
Q

Rubrique, chronique

A

Column

487
Q

Rencontrer qqn ou qqch par hasard (2)

A

To come across / to run into

488
Q

Obtenir (svt par hasard)

A

To come by

489
Q

Être l’objet de, subir (svt négatif

Être de l’objet de critiques)

A

To come in for

To come in for reproach

490
Q

Changer d’avis, se laisser persuader

A

To come round

491
Q

Rendre visite

A

To come round

492
Q

S’en tirer

A

To come through

493
Q

Revenir à, aboutir à (2)

A

To come to / to amount to

494
Q

Se poser, se soulever

Les mêmes problèmes se posent toujours

A

To come up

The same problems always come up

495
Q

Se heurter à (2)

A

To come up against / to run up against

496
Q

Inventer, trouver

A

To come up with / to find

497
Q

Être égal, de même mesure que (2)

A

To be commensurable with / to be equal to

498
Q

Commettre

A

To commit

499
Q

Se suicider

A

To commit suicide

500
Q

S’engager à faire qqch, se dévouer à qqch

A

To commit oneself to sthg

501
Q

Un engagement

A

A commitment

502
Q

Être engagé, se consacrer à qqch, à faire qqch

A

To be committed to sthg, to doing sthg

503
Q

Produits de bases, matières premières, tout ce qui s’achète et se vend

A

Commodities

504
Q

Denrées alimentaires

A

Foodstuffs

505
Q

Denrées de base

A

Staples

506
Q

Faire un trajet journalier

A

To commute

507
Q

Qqn qui fait un trajet journalier pour se rendre à son travail

A

A commuter

508
Q

Contraindre, obliger, forcer (3)

A

To compel / to oblige / to constrain

509
Q

Obligatoire (2)

A

Compulsory, mandatory

510
Q

Compenser (2)

A

To compensate for / to make up for

511
Q

Faire concurrence à

A

To compete with

512
Q

Être compétitif

A

To be competitive

513
Q

Concurrence

A

Comeptition

514
Q

Concurrent

A

Competitor

515
Q

Concours (school, state)

A

A competition, competitve exam

516
Q

Passer un concours

A

To enter a competition

517
Q

Se plaindre

A

To complain

518
Q

Obéir à, se plier à (3)

A

To comply with / to respect / to obey

519
Q

En conformité avec

A

In compliance with

520
Q

Remords, scrupule (3)

A

Compunction / remorse / scruples

521
Q

Sans scrupules

A

Unscrupulous

522
Q

Cacher, dissimuler (2 + 2 ant)

A

To conceal, to hide / to reveal, to disclose

523
Q

Préoccupation (3)

A

Concern / care / worry

524
Q

Société, affaire, maison (2)

A

Concern / company

525
Q

Être préoccupé par, inquiet (2 prep)

A

To be concerned with / to be concerned about

526
Q

Concernant

A

Concerning

527
Q

Béton (matériel)

A

Concrete

528
Q

Concret

A

Concrete

529
Q

Fermer les yeux sur

A

To turn a blind eye to (on?)

530
Q

Circonscription électorale, grpe d’électeurs

A

Constituency

531
Q

Électeur dans une division électorale

A

Constituent

532
Q

Électorat, électeurs

A

Electorate

533
Q

Cosommateur

A

Consumer

534
Q

La société de consommation (2)

A

The consumer society / the consumption society

535
Q

Soutenir que (3)

A

To contend that / to claim that / to argue that

536
Q

Faire face à, avoir affaire à

A

To contend with

537
Q

Disputer qqch à qqn

A

To contend with sby for sthg

538
Q

Adversaire, rival

A

Contender

539
Q

Avis, argument, assertion

A

Contention

540
Q

Je soutiens que…

A

It is my contention that…

541
Q

Un sujet de désaccord

A

A subject of contention

542
Q

Inventer, combiner (plan), s’arranger de manière astucieuse (2)
Trouver une manière de s’échapper

A

To contrive / to devise

To contrive a way to escape

543
Q

Artificiel, forcé combiné

Le scandale était artificiel dans le but d’émiminer un des candidats

A

Contrived

The scandal was contrived / a contrivance for the purpose of eliminating one of the candidates

544
Q

Les circonstances étaient indépendantes de notre volonté

A

The circumstances were beyond our control

545
Q

Surveiller, contrôler

A

To control

546
Q

Contrôle de santé

A

Check-up

547
Q

Commode

A

Convenient

548
Q

Communiquer (an idea), transporter (merchandise)

A

To convey

549
Q

Déclarer coupable (2)

A

To convict / to find guilty

550
Q

Condamnation

A

Conviction

551
Q

Un détenu (2)

A

A convict, a prisoner

552
Q

Certitude, conviction

A

Conviction

553
Q

Faire face à une difficulté, s’en sortir

A

To cope with

554
Q

Je ne m’en sors pas

A

I can’t cope!

555
Q

Coeur, trognon (fruit), noyau (Terre)

A

Core

556
Q

Le fond du porblème

A

The core of a problem

557
Q

Accaparer le marché

A

To corner the market

558
Q

Coin, angle (rue)

A

Corner

559
Q

Impôts des sociétés / droits des sociétés

A

Corporate taxes / corporate law

560
Q

Siège social

A

Head office

561
Q

Coût de la vie

A

Cost of living

562
Q

Niveau de vie

A

Standard of living

563
Q

Un lâche

A

A coward

564
Q

Lâchement

A

Cowardly

565
Q

Avoir un besoin intense de (qui peut être maladif) (2 prep)

A

To crave for / to crave after

566
Q

Désir, besoin intense

A

A craving

567
Q

Inflation rampante

A

Creeping inflation

568
Q

Corruption généralisée, omniprésente

A

Rampant corruption

569
Q

Le dernier cri

A

The latest craze

570
Q

Croyance, système religieux, credo

A

Creed

571
Q

Équipe, équipage (plane, boat)

A

Crew

572
Q

Équipe (général)

A

Team

573
Q

Handicaper, paralyser (4)

A

To cripple / to handicap / to paralyze / to be hobbled by

574
Q

Crise

A

Crisis (pl crises)

575
Q

Entrer en crise / subir une crise / sortir de crise / se remttre d’une crise

A

To enter into a crisis / to go through a crisis / to get out of a crisis / to recover from a crisis

576
Q

Critiquer

A

To criticize

577
Q

Une critique

A

A criticism

578
Q

Les critiques (ciné, littéraires etc) (2)

A

Reviews / critiques

579
Q

Critique (the persone)

A

Critic

580
Q

Tordu, malhonnête (2)

A

Crook / dishonnest

581
Q

Un escroc, un filou (2)

A

A crook, a swindler

582
Q

Traverser

A

To cross

583
Q

Contrarier qqn, contrecarer un projet (2)

A

To cross / to thwart

584
Q

Barrer, effacer, rayer

A

To cross out

585
Q

Grossièreté

A

Crudeness

586
Q

S’effondrer, s’émietter, tomber en ruines (2)

A

To crumble / to fall to pieces

587
Q

Mordre, croquer (qqch)

A

To crunch (on sthg)

588
Q

Crise/pénurie/resserement du crédit

A

Credit crunch

589
Q

Croustillant

A

Crunchy

590
Q

Écraser

Les troupes des Nations Unies ont été envoyés pour écraser la rébellion

A

To crush

UN troops were sent to crush the rebellion

591
Q

Être accablé par

A

To be crushed by

592
Q

Écrasant

Une défaite écrasante

A

Crushing

A crushing defeat

593
Q

Rusé (2)

A

Cunning / sly

594
Q

Rusé comme un renard

A

Sly as a fox

595
Q

La ruse (2)

A

Cunning / slyness

596
Q

Réduire, limiter, (se) restreindre (2)

A

To curb / to curtail

597
Q

Monnaie, devise

A

Currency

598
Q

Monnaie étrangère

A

Foreign currency

599
Q

Courant, actuel

A

Current

600
Q

Actuellement

A

Currently

601
Q

L’actualité

A

Current events

602
Q

Les infos, l’actualité

A

The news

603
Q

Parler couramment (2)

A

To speak with ease / to speak fluently

604
Q

En garde à vue, détention provisoire (police)

Les suspects ont été mis en garde à vue

A

Custody

The suspect were held in custody

605
Q

Gardian (2)

A

Guardian / custodian

606
Q

Client (2)

A

Client / customer

Clients are usually regural customers, whereas a customer may just come in once

607
Q

La douane

A

Customs

608
Q

Réduire (expenses, personnel)

A

To cut back

609
Q

Réductions, licenciements

A

Cutbacks

610
Q

Les soldes

A

The sales

611
Q

Un amateur

A

An amateur

612
Q

Quotidien / quotidiennement

A

Daily

613
Q

Un quotidien

A

A daily

614
Q

Hebdomadaire

A

Weekly

615
Q

Mensuel

A

Monthly

616
Q

Quotidien populaire

A

Tabloid newspaper

617
Q

Presse à sensation (US/GB)

A

Yellow press / gutter press

618
Q

Dégâts, dommages (sg)

A

damage

619
Q

Endommager

A

To damage

620
Q

Dangereux, nuisible à (2)

A

Damaging , harmful

621
Q

Détruire

A

To destroy

622
Q

Se précipiter, foncer (2)

A

To dash / to rush

623
Q

Se ruer sur / vers

A

To make a dash for

624
Q

Données, information(s)

A

Data

625
Q

Intimider, démonter, décourager (2)

A

To daunt / to intimidate

626
Q

Rien ne pouvait décourager notre détermination à réussir

A

Nothing could daunt our determination to succeed

627
Q

Sans peur (3)

A

Undaunted / unafraid / unintimidated

628
Q

Éblouir, aveugler

A

To dazzle

629
Q

Éclat

A

Dazzle

630
Q

Éblouissant, étincelant

A

Dazzling, sparkling

631
Q

Dernier délai

A

Deadline

632
Q

Un délai

A

A time limit

633
Q

Impasse (4)

A

Deadlock / standoff / standstill / stalemate

634
Q

S’occuper de, se charger de (2)

A

To deal with / to take care of

635
Q

Avoir affaire à (person, problem etc)

A

To deal with

636
Q

Marché, contrat, affaire

A

A deal

637
Q

Conclure un marché avec qqn

A

To make a deal with sby

638
Q

Distributeur, négociant, fournisseur

A

Dealer

639
Q

Dette

A

Debt

640
Q

Devoir de l’argent à qqn

A

To be in debt to sby

641
Q

Être endetté

A

To be in debt

642
Q

Être redevable à qqn

A

To be in sby’s debt

643
Q

S’endetter (2)

A

To get into debt / to run into debt

644
Q

Endettement (2)

A

Debt burden / indebtedness

645
Q

Décennie

A

Decade

646
Q

Tromper (2)

A

To deceive / to dupe

647
Q

Les apparences sont trompeuses (2)

A

Appearances deceive / appearances are deceptive

648
Q

Trompeur (2)

A

Deceptive / misleading

649
Q

Tromperie, duperie

A

Deception

650
Q

Malhonnêteté

A

Deceit

651
Q

Décevoir

A

To disappoint

652
Q

Une déception

A

A disappointment

653
Q

Action, acte (2)

A

Deed / act

654
Q

Une bonne action

A

a good deed

655
Q

Méfait, écart de conduite (2)

A

Misdeed / misdemeanor

656
Q

Juger, décider après reflexion

La transaction à été jugée illégale

A

To deem

The transaction was deemed illegal

657
Q

A cause de la mauvaise réputation de l’entreprise, nous avons jugé bon de ne pas investir

A

Because of the company’s bad reputation, we deemed it wise not to invest

658
Q

Désamorcer (bomb, situation)

A

To defuse

659
Q

Un fusible

A

A fuse

660
Q

Fusionner (2)

A

To fuse / to merge

661
Q

Retarder

A

To delay

662
Q

Un retard

Un retard de 2h

A

A delay

A two-hour delay

663
Q

Exiger, revendiquer, réclamer (2)

A

To demand / to require

664
Q

Exigeant (2)

A

Demanding / exacting

665
Q

Répondre aux exigences / aux besoins

A

To meet demands / needs

666
Q

Nier, démentir (+ing)

Elle a nié avoir envoyé la lettre

A

To deny

She denied having sent the letter

667
Q

Un dépôt

A

A warehouse

668
Q

Désapprouver (2)

A

To deprecate / to disapprove of

669
Q

Déprécier, dénigrer (3)

A

To deprecate / to belittle / to disparage

670
Q

Priver de

A

To deprive (of)

671
Q

Privation

A

Deprivation

672
Q

Mériter (2)

A

To deserve / to merit

673
Q

Dessiner, élaborer, concevoir

A

To design

674
Q

Urbanistes

A

Urban planners

675
Q

Conception, style

A

Design

676
Q

Plan, dessin

A

Drawing

677
Q

Intentions, projets, desseins (2)

A

Intentions / designs

678
Q

Avoir des visées sur

A

To have designs on

679
Q

(Se) désespérer

A

To despair

680
Q

Être au désespoir

A

To be in despair

681
Q

Désespéré

A

Desperate

682
Q

Mépriser (3)

A

To despise / to scorn / to have contempt for

683
Q

Méprisable (2)

A

Despicable / contemptible

684
Q

Détourner, dissuader (2)

A

To deter / to dissuade

685
Q

Dissuader qqn de faire qqch

A

To deter sby from doing sthg

686
Q

Politique de dissuasion

A

Deterrence policy

687
Q

Trouver, inventer, élaborer (4)

A

To devise / to elaborate / to draw up / to figure out

688
Q

Élaborer un plan

A

To devise a plan

689
Q

Se consacrer à (2)

A

To devote oneself to / to dedicate oneself to

690
Q

Charles est un père dévoué

A

Charles is a devoted father

691
Q

Être consacré à

A

To be devoted to

692
Q

Dévouement

A

Devotion

693
Q

Dictature

A

Dictatorship

694
Q

Totalitarisme

A

Totalitarianism

695
Q

Mourir (3)

A

To die / to pass away / to decease

696
Q

Conservateur à outrance, jusqu’auboutiste

A

A diehard

697
Q

Le défunt

A

The deceased

698
Q

Régime alimentaire

A

Diet

699
Q

Être au régime

A

To be on diet

700
Q

Faire un régime

A

To go on a diet

701
Q

Nourriture diététique

A

Health foods

702
Q

Maigrir / grossir

A

To lose weight / to gain weight

703
Q

Régime politique

A

Political regime

704
Q

À force de

A

By dint of

705
Q

Handicapé (person) (2) /hors d’état (system, action)

A

Disabled, handicapped / disabled

706
Q

Invalidité

A

Disablity

707
Q

Les handicapés (2)

A

The disabled / the phisically challenged

708
Q

Se débarasser de (3)

A

To discard / to throw out / to throw away

709
Q

Écarter (idea, possibility)

A

To discard

710
Q

Révéler, porter à la connaissance du public (2)

A

To disclose / to reveal

711
Q

Divulgation

A

Disclosure

712
Q

Mécontent, contrarié, de mauvaise humeur (3)

A

Disgruntled / displeased / peeved

713
Q

Renvoyer, licencier (2)

A

To dismiss / to fire

714
Q

Un licenciement

A

A dismissal

715
Q

Être licencié d’un travail

A

To be dismissed from a job

716
Q

Montrer, faire preuve de (2)

A

To display / to show

717
Q

Disposer de, avoir à sa disposition

A

To dispose of

718
Q

Être à la disposition de

A

To be at sby’s disposal

719
Q

Se débarasser de (2)

A

To dispose of / to get rid of

720
Q

À jeter, jetable

A

Disposable

721
Q

Prouver faux, réfuter (2)

A

To disprove / to refute

722
Q

Désapprouver

A

To disapprove of

723
Q

Ne tenir aucun compte de, négliger (2)

A

To disregard / to ignore

724
Q

Desservir, rendre un mauvais service, faire du tort à qqn

A

To do disservice to

725
Q

Déranger, perturber

A

To disturb

726
Q

Être inquiet, troublé, dérangé

A

To be disturbed

727
Q

Ennuyer, gêner qqn (2)

A

To disturb sby / to bother sby

728
Q

Diviser (en)

A

To divide (into)

729
Q

Diviser l’opinion

A

To be divisive

730
Q

Faire un mvmt de côté, esquiver

A

To dodge

731
Q

Frauder le fisc (2)

A

To dodge taxes / to evade taxes

732
Q

Éluder la question, éviter de s’engager, noyer le poisson

A

To dodge / evade the issue

733
Q

Être poursuivi, harcelé (par qqe chose d’abstrait => malchance, réputation etc)

A

(To be) dogged by

734
Q

Obstinément, résolument

A

Doggedly

735
Q

Allocation ou indemnité de chômage

A

Dole

736
Q

Être au chômage (GB/US)

A

To be on the dole (GB) / to be on unemployement (US)

737
Q

Destin, ruine

A

Doom

738
Q

Le jugement dernier, la fin des temps

A

Doomsday

739
Q

Tendance vers la baisse (2 +2Ant)

A

Downswing, downturn / upswing, upturn (to be on the downswing)

740
Q

Préparer, élaborer (plan, project, bill) (2)

A

To draft / to draw up

741
Q

Se prolonger, s’éterniser

A

To drag on

742
Q

Dessiner

A

To draw (drew, drawn)

743
Q

Un dessin

A

A drawing

744
Q

Tirer (conclusion, comparaison), attirer (criticism, attention to a fact)

A

To draw

745
Q

Reculer, faire un mouvement en arrière

A

To draw back

746
Q

Inconvénient (2)

A

Drawback / disavantage

747
Q

Utiliser, faire appel à, exploiter (courage, savings, connections) (2 prep + 2)

A

To draw on, to draw upon / to tap / to make use of

748
Q

Économies

A

Savings

749
Q

Relations (avoir des relations)

A

Connections

750
Q

Sombre, morne / ennuyeux (que pour le premier) 4)

A

Dreary / grim / grey / glum

751
Q

Pousser qqn à faire qqch

A

To drive sby to do sthg

752
Q

Il me rend fou!

A

He drives me mad!

753
Q

Un besoin impérieux

A

A driving necessity

754
Q

Conduire

A

To drive

755
Q

Permis de conduire

A

Driving license

756
Q

Énergie, dynamisme (2)

A

Drive / energy

757
Q

Tomber, baisser, laisser tomber

A

To drop

758
Q

Sécheresse

A

Drought

759
Q

Sécher

A

To dry

760
Q

Avoir des doutes, être discutable (2)

A

To be dubious / to be doubtful

761
Q

Ennuyeux (3)

A

Dull / boring / monotonous

762
Q

Aide sociale

A

Welfare

763
Q

Dépotoir, décharge (3)

A

Garbage / rubbish / dump

764
Q

Habiter, demeurer (littéraire)

A

To dwell

765
Q

Habitants de la ville

A

City-dwellers

766
Q

S’affaiblir, diminuer (2 prep +1)

A

To dwindle down, to dwindle away / to decline

Anglais (13 decks)

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