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Anglais de Cambridge : FCE (B2 First) - Communication Interpersonnelle

Apprenez le vocabulaire du FCE pour la communication interpersonnelle, y compris les conversations, les explications, les demandes, les opinions, les réponses, les malentendus et les interactions quotidiennes.

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Cambridge English: FCE (B2 First)
to go ahead

to proceed with an action, event, or task

aller de l'avant, poursuivre

aller de l'avant, poursuivre

Ex: After extensive discussions, the wedding will finally go ahead in the spring. 

Après de longues discussions, le mariage ira finalement de l'avant au printemps.

gossip
gossip
[nom]

informal or idle talk about others, especially their personal lives, typically involving details that may not be confirmed or verified

commérage, ragot

commérage, ragot

Ex: There was a lot of gossip about the celebrity couple’s breakup, but no one knew the full story. 

Il y avait beaucoup de commérages sur la rupture du couple de célébrités, mais personne ne connaissait toute l'histoire.

to cheer
to cheer
[verbe]

to shout loudly to show approval, encouragement, or support

applaudir, acclamer

applaudir, acclamer

Ex: Fans cheered their team throughout the match. 
critical
critical
[Adjectif]

noting or highlighting mistakes or imperfections

critique, sévère

critique, sévère

Ex: The critical feedback from the manager helped improve the project. 

Les commentaires critiques du manager ont aidé à améliorer le projet.

to admit
to admit
[verbe]

to agree with the truth of something, particularly in an unwilling manner

admettre, avouer

admettre, avouer

Ex: The manager admits that there are challenges in the current project. 
to stress
to stress
[verbe]

to emphasize a particular point or aspect

souligner, insister sur

souligner, insister sur

Ex: In the safety briefing, the flight attendant stressed the importance of fastening seat belts during takeoff and landing. 
to discourage

to prevent or persuade someone from taking a particular action or pursuing a specific course of action

décourager,  dissuader

décourager, dissuader

Ex: The new policy will discourage employees from using company resources for personal matters. 
to talk into

to convince someone to do something they do not want to do

persuader

persuader

Ex: I talked her into giving me a lift to work. 

Je l'ai convaincue de me conduire au travail.

to apologize

to tell a person that one is sorry for having done something wrong

présenter ses excuses, faire ses excuses

présenter ses excuses, faire ses excuses

Ex: It is important to apologize if you accidentally hurt someone's feelings, even unintentionally. 

Il est important de s'excuser si vous blessez accidentellement les sentiments de quelqu'un, même involontairement.

to claim
to claim
[verbe]

to say that something is the case without providing proof for it

revendiquer

revendiquer

Ex: Some online platforms often claim the benefits of miracle weight-loss products. 
to deny
to deny
[verbe]

to refuse to admit the truth or existence of something

nier

nier

Ex: The student had to deny cheating on the exam, insisting on the fairness of their answers. 
to insist
to insist
[verbe]

to assert or postulate something positively and confidently

insister, affirmer

insister, affirmer

Ex: She insisted that honesty is essential in leadership. 

Elle a insisté sur le fait que l'honnêteté est essentielle en leadership.

to mention
to mention
[verbe]

to say something about someone or something, without giving much detail

mentionner

mentionner

Ex: He didn't mention the party until the last minute, catching us by surprise. 
to promise
to promise
[verbe]

to tell someone that one will do something or that a particular event will happen

promettre

promettre

Ex: She promises to attend the meeting every Monday. 
to refuse
to refuse
[verbe]

to say or show one's unwillingness to do something that someone has asked

refuser

refuser

Ex: Despite their insistence, he continued to refuse participating in the risky business venture. 
to urge
to urge
[verbe]

to strongly recommend something

pousser, encourager

pousser, encourager

Ex: The counselor urged communication in resolving conflicts between family members. 
to warn
to warn
[verbe]

to tell someone in advance about a possible danger, problem, or unfavorable situation

avertir, prévenir

avertir, prévenir

Ex: The software system warned users about potential security risks. 
to send off

to send a letter, document, or package to its intended destination using postal services

envoyer, expédier

envoyer, expédier

Ex: The office assistant sent off all the invoices to customers on time. 

L'assistant de bureau a expédié toutes les factures aux clients à temps.

to tell off

to express sharp disapproval or criticism of someone's behavior or actions

réprimander sévèrement, critiquer sévèrement le comportement de quelqu'un

réprimander sévèrement, critiquer sévèrement le comportement de quelqu'un

Ex: They will tell him off if he doesn’t start following the rules. 

Ils vont le réprimander s'il ne commence pas à suivre les règles.

apology
apology
[nom]

something that a person says or writes that shows they regret what they did to someone

excuse, regret

excuse, regret

Ex: His heartfelt apology helped mend their broken relationship. 
complaint

a statement that conveys one's dissatisfaction

plainte,  réclamation

plainte, réclamation

Ex: The customer submitted a formal complaint about the poor service she experienced during her recent visit to the store. 
to ignore
to ignore
[verbe]

to intentionally pay no or little attention to someone or something

ignorer

ignorer

Ex: The teacher had to address the student who continued to ignore the classroom rules. 
to submit
to submit
[verbe]

to formally present something, such as a proposal or document, to someone in authority for review or decision

soumettre

soumettre

Ex: The team submitted their report to the manager for approval. 
to accuse
to accuse
[verbe]

to say that a person or group has done something wrong

accuser

accuser

Ex: The teacher warned the students not to accuse each other without solid proof. 
to reject
to reject
[verbe]

to refuse to accept a proposal, idea, person, etc.

refuser, rejeter

refuser, rejeter

Ex: I had to reject the job offer due to the low salary. 
the former
the former
[pronom]

the first of two people, things, or groups previously mentioned

le premier, celui-là

le premier, celui-là

Ex: Of the two movies we watched, I enjoyed the former more because it had a stronger storyline. 
the latter
the latter
[pronom]

used to refer to the second of two individuals or things mentioned in a preceding statement

ce dernier

ce dernier

Ex: Both strategies have their merits, but I believe the latter is more effective in the long run. 
on behalf of
on behalf of
[préposition]

used to indicate that someone is acting or speaking for another person or group

au nom de, pour le compte de

au nom de, pour le compte de

Ex: She accepted the award on behalf of her team. 
on the condition that

used to express a condition that must be met for a certain action or situation to happen

à condition que,  pourvu que

à condition que, pourvu que

Ex: They will hire her on the condition that she completes the training program successfully. 

Ils l'embaucheront à condition que elle termine le programme de formation avec succès.

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