Voc Argumentatif Flashcards

1
Q

Quelle position prendre dans un texte d’opinion ?

A

On peut avoir un avis tranché, en tout cas il ne faut pas être entre les deux

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2
Q

Je reconnais que …

A

I acknowledge that …

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3
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Cet argument est mensonger/trompeur

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This argument is misleading

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4
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Être pertinent

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To be relevant

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5
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Néamoins

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Nevertheless

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6
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Une approche nuancée

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A nuanced approach

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7
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Des preuves convaincantes/irréfutables

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Compelling evidence

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8
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Je ne suis pas contre …

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I do not oppose …

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9
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De nombreux partisans

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Many proponents

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10
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Être éronné

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To be flawed

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11
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Je doute que … ne …

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I doubt … would…

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12
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De plus

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Moreover

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13
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Être inexact

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To be inaccurate

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14
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De plus (3)

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Furthermore, moreover, additionaly

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15
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Être indéfendable

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To be untenable

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16
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Si …, alors …

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If …, then …

17
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Par conséquent (2)

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Thus, therefore

18
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… peut très facilement être réfuté

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… can be refuted quite easily.

19
Q

Plus généralement …

A

More generally …

20
Q

… reste ouvert au doute

A

… remains open to doubt

21
Q

Le danger est que

A

The danger is that

22
Q

De mon point de vue

A

In my view (pas en debut de phrase, en incise)

23
Q

… serait inefficace pour résoudre ce dilemme

A

… would be ineffective in solving this dilemma.

24
Q

Je suis convaincu que

A

I am convinced that

25
Q

… conduirait à …

A

… would lead to …

26
Q

Comme … l’a montré de manière irréfutable

A

As … has irrefutably shown

27
Q

Être tiré par les cheveux

A

To be far-fetched

28
Q

Ne pas être pertinent, être hors sujet

A

To be irrelevant

29
Q

Être incorrect

A

To be inaccurate

30
Q

Nous ne disposons pas encore de suffisamment de preuves sur

A

We do not yet have sufficient evidence about

(jamais de s à evidence)

31
Q

Quel plan suivre ?

A

Situation = Conséquences | Causes | Perspectives

Au brouillon, on fait pros/cons mais c’est pas ce qui ressort

32
Q

Quel est le vocabulaire pour approuver une thèse ?

A
  • I acknowledge that
  • compelling evidence
  • I am convinced that
  • as … has irrefutably shown
  • there is no denying that
33
Q

Quel est le vocabulaire pour réfuter une thèse ?

A
  • this argument is misleading
  • to be flawed
  • I doubt … would …
  • to be inaccurate
  • to untenable
  • if …, then …
  • … can be refuted quite easily
  • … remains open to doubt
  • … would be ineffective to solve this dilmma
  • … would lead to …
  • to be irrelevant
  • it could be objected that …
  • he overlooks several aspects of the topic
34
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Quel est le vocabulaire pour nuancer une thèse ?

A
  • a nuanced approach
  • I do not oppose…
  • it would be going to far to say that…
  • what the journalist says needs to be qualified
  • having said that, we must bear in mind that…
35
Q

Par quels mots introduire son opinion ?

A
  • …, in my view, …. (en incise)
  • I am convinced that …
  • …, in my opinion, …
  • To me, …
36
Q

Par quels mots introduire ce que dit le journaliste ?

A
  • according to the journalist, …
  • what the journalist means is that …
  • the journalist tackles the issue of …
  • the journalist makes it quite clear from the start that …
  • the journalist alludes to …