Lesson of December 3, 2024 Flashcards

1
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What is “découragé-e” in English?

A

discouraged

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2
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What is “désespéré” in English?

A

desperate

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3
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What does “whereas” mean?

Example: Mélissa is a civilian, whereas Evelyne is a reservist.

A

tandis que

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4
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What is “temps alloué” in English?

A

alloted time

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5
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What does “likely” and “unlikely” mean?

Example:
This is very likely to happen.
This is very unlikely to happen.

A

likely = probable

unlikely = improbable

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6
Q

How do we pronounce “determine” and “determined”?

A

dee-TER-minn

dee-TER-minnd

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7
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What does “so that” mean?

Example: Mélissa is taking English so that she can serve English applicants.

A

afin que

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8
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How do we pronounce “finance” and “finances’?

A

FAÏ-nenz

FAÏ-nen-siz

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9
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What is “revenu” in English?

A

income

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10
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What does “carry out” mean in English?

Example: We will carry out an investigation.

A

effectuer, mener, réaliser

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11
Q

Pronounce the following words:

analyze
analyst
analysis
analyses

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12
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What does “refrain from” mean?

Example: We ask you to refrain from using your cell phone during the test.

A

s’abstenir

NOTE: Refrain from + verb in -ing

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13
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What does “invoice” mean?

Example: You will receive your invoice shortly.

A

invoice = bill (facture)

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14
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What does “amendment” mean?

A

modification

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15
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What is “chiffre pair” and “chiffre impair” in English?

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pair = even number

impair = odd number

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16
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What is “fort”, “faible”, “force” and “faiblesse” in English?

A

fort = strong
faible = weak
force = strength
faiblesse = weakness

17
Q

What does “by” mean in the following sentence?

You have to send us the document by Friday.

A

d’ici à

18
Q

What does “plant” mean in the following sentence?

The company has a plant in the USA.

A

factory (=usine)

19
Q

What does the verb “state” mean?

Example: It has to be stated in the document.

A

indiqué, spécifié, mentionné

20
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What is “congédier” and “démissionner” in English?

Example:
He was ………….. a few weeks ago.
He ………. from his job a few weeks ago.

A

congédier = fire / dismiss

démissionner = resign

Example:
He was dismissed a few weeks ago.
He resigned from his job a few weeks ago.

21
Q

How do we pronounce “subsequent”?

A

SOB-se-kwent

22
Q

How do we pronounce “conducted”?

A

conn-DOCK-tid

23
Q

How do we pronounce “identified”?

A

aï-DEN-ti-faïd

24
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How do we pronounce “strategy”, “strategies” and “strategic”?

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What does "concerns" mean? Example: If you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to contact us.
**inquiétudes** **soucis** **préoccupations**
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What does "overcome" mean? Example: I hope we will overcome this obstacle.
surmonter vaincre résoudre
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What does "therefore" mean? Example: Our offices will be closed during the holidays. **Therefore**, if you want your file to be treated in 2024, please send us your documents as soon as possible.
Par conséquent
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What are "expenses" and "expenditure"?
Dépenses
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What is the difference between the English words "personal" and "personnel"?
**personal** = adjective (Example: He has a lot of **personal** problems.) **personnel** = noun (synonym: employees, staff) . Example: This room is for **personnel** only.
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What does "in order that" or "in order to" mean? Example: It is also necessary to follow a plan of continuous training **in order that** the work is done better each time. I take English lessons **in order to** be able to serve applicants in English.
**in order that** = afin que