Lesson of March 1, 2024 Flashcards

1
Q

What is “sujet à” in English?

Example: Je suis sujet aux migraines.

A

Prone to

Example: I’m prone to migraines.

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2
Q

How do we pronounce “Tylenol”?

A

TAÏ-le-nol

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3
Q

What is “la faim” in English?

A

Hunger

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4
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What is “inscrire” or “s’inscrire” in English?

Exemple: J’ai inscrit ma fille à un camp de gymnastique.

And “incription”?

Exemple: Les inscriptions ne peuvent être annulées.

A

subscribe

Example: I subscribed my daughter to a gym camp.

subscription

Example: Subscriptions cannot be cancelled.

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5
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What is “culpabilité” and “coupable” in English?

Exemple:
Je ressens de la culpabilité.
Je me sens coupable.

A

Guilt

Guilty

Example:
I feel guilt.
I feel guilty.

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6
Q

What is “banal” and “banaliser” in English?

Exemple: Ce problème n’est pas banal.
Il ne faut pas banaliser le problème.

A

Trivial

Example: This issue is not trivial.

Trivialize
Example: We must not trivialize this problem.

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7
Q

What is “gâter” and “gâté” in English?

Example:
I like to …………. my daughter.
My daughter is ……………….

A

spoil

spoiled

Example:
I like to spoil my daughter.
My daughter is spoiled.

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8
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What is “sol” in English?

Exemple: Le sol est gelé.

A

Ground

Soil

Example:
The ground is frozen.
The soil is frozen.

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9
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What is “dégeler” and “dégelé” in English?

Example:
Le sol dégèle au printemps.
Le sol est degelé.

A

thaw

thawed

Example:
The soil thaws in the spring.
The soil is thawed.

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10
Q

What is “voleur” in English?

A

Thief (general)

Robber (for example in a bank. Involves the use of a weapon.)

Shoplifter (in a store)

Burglar (when breaking into a house)

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11
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How do we pronounce “relative” in English?

A

RÈ-la-tiv

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12
Q

How do we pronounce “clause”?

A

KLÂZ

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13
Q

What is “conflit d’horaire” in English?

A

Schedule conflict

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