podcast, articles et films Flashcards

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reconnaissant

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grateful

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Soyons réalistes

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Let’s face it

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À son apogée

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At its peak

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The real solution to this is to ………. and to deal at the source with the …………. and the threats of systemic racism that are ……………….. on families
(d’aller en amont/les difficultés/qui pèsent)

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The real solution to this is to go upstream and to deal at the source with the hardships and the threats of systemic racism that are bearing down on families

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5
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Restez à l’écoute

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Stay tuned

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This isa really importantquestion about what we mean by early and this is one of the real ……….. about connecting the brain to the rest of the body.

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This isa really importantquestion about what we mean by early and this is one of the real game changers about connecting the brain to the rest of the body.

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……… (à long terme), you’re always ……….. (il est toujours préférable) by having the best health-promoting experiences …… (le plus tôt possible).

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In the long run, you’re always better off by having the best health-promoting experiences as early as possible.

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Nous allons plonger ensemble dans cette question.

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we’re going to dive into that questiontogether

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Adverseexperiencesor exposures can …. (perturber/entraver) development.

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Adverseexperiencesor exposures can disrupt development.

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It was a really nice, perfect …….. (éducation)

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It was a really nice, perfect upbringing.

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Je suis allée à l’université.

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I went off to college.

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Il a commencé à traîner dans mon bureau.

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He started hanging out in my office .

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Il avait éteint les lumières.

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He had turned off the lights.

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Je le dépose chez un ami.

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I drop him off at a friend’s house.

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J’ai commencé à me rapprocher de Keith.

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I started to getting closer to Keith.

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Tu n’entres pas dans ce plan.

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You don’t fit into this plan.

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Keith me réprimandait.

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Keith was berating me.

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C’est un pas en arrière.

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It’s a step backwards.

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Il a toujours été un pilier de force.

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He was always a pillar of strenght.

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J’ai apprécié son attention.

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I relished his attention.

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En cours de route/en chemin

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Along the way

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Mes parents faisaient semblant que tout était normal.

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My parents pretended like everything was normal.

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Mon passe-temps favori était de fouiner dans la maison.

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My favorite past time around the house was snooping around.

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Une lettre a attiré mon attention.

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A letter caught my eye.

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Il ne m’est jamais venu à l’esprit que…

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It never occured to me that…

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Je ne peux pas imaginer la culpabilité qu’elle a ressentie.

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I can’t imagine the guilt she felt.

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Je suis imperturbable.

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I am unflappable.

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Je suis en congés maladie jusqu’au 30 avril.

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I am on a medical leave of absence until April, 30.

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La sorcière a maudit les villageois.

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The witch cursed the villagers.

30
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un conférencier en psychiatrie

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a lecturer on psychiatry

31
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arguments scientifiques en faveur de l’auto-compassion

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science based case for self compassion

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J’ai entendu parler de vous depuis des années.

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I’ve heard about you for years.

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J’étais complètement paniqué à ce sujet.

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I was completely panic stricken about this.

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Ça a toujours été un peu dans les coulisses.

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it’s always been kind of in the wings.

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J’avais tout essayé (tout ce qui existe).

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I had tried everything under the sun.

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C’était comme une bouffée de chaleur qui m’a envahi.

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It was just like a rush of warmth that flooded over me.

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And then I really basically, to be honest, spent the last 15 years slowly …… …… at that.
(à m’attaquer)

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And then I really basically, to be honest, spent the last 15 years slowly chipping away at that.

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Ils ont vraiment été à l’avant-garde de la recherche scientifique.

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They have really been at the vanguard of driving the scientific research.

39
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Ça te lie en quelque sorte.

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It kind of ties you down.

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pour son propre compte/intérêt

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for its own sake

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Je suis maintenant un défenseur inconditionnel de l’auto-compassion.

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I am now an unabashed advocate for self compassion.

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Mnemonics are …………

à la mode

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Mnemonics are trendy.

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Flashcard practice can also be a ……… ………. to avoid doing the real thing you need to learn.

(un moyen pratique)

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Flashcard practice can also be a convenient way to avoid doing the real thing you need to learn.

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Some subjects may not be ……….. to flashcards at all.

ne se prêtent pas

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Some subjects may not be amenable to flashcards at all.

45
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Essayons de démêler ces points de vue apparemment contradictoires.

A

Let’s try to untangle these seemingly contradictory views.

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A ……. …….. of SRS is that they optimally space out reviews.

(une affirmation/revendication commune)

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A common claim of SRS is that they optimally space out reviews.

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With an exponentially increasing delay between successful reviews, this allows you to keep adding new flashcards without the …….. (la charge) becoming ………. (ingérable).

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With an exponentially increasing delay between successful reviews, this allows you to keep adding new flashcards without the burden becoming unmanageable.

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This review schedule is ………. (pratique).

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This review schedule is convenient.

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Flashcards have many …… …….. online.

défenseurs passionnés

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Flashcards have many passionate advocates online.

50
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Il est probable que vous tombiez sur des personnes qui ont fait d’Anki leur outil de prédilection pour apprendre les langues.

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You’re likely to stumble across people who have made Anki their go- to tool for learning languages.

51
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Il existe quelques pièges majeurs dans lesquels vous pouvez tomber lorsque vous utilisez des flashcards.

A

There are a few major traps you can fall into when applying flashcards.

52
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Examinons brièvement chacun de ces écueils.

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Let’s look at each of these pitfalls briefly.