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Cambridge English : CPE (C2 Proficiency) - Cérémonies et Réjouissances

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Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency)
obsequy
[nom]

a ceremony held to honor and bury someone who has died

obsèques

obsèques

a secret or closed meeting where members gather to make important decisions

assemblée secrète, réunion fermée

assemblée secrète, réunion fermée

Ex: Security chiefs convened a secret conclave to discuss emergency measures .

a procession or parade, typically consisting of a series of vehicles, horses, or people

cavalcade

cavalcade

Ex: The grand cavalcade of knights and nobles marked the beginning of the medieval festival , drawing spectators from far and wide .La grande **cavalcade** de chevaliers et de nobles a marqué le début du festival médiéval, attirant des spectateurs de loin.

a boisterous gathering marked by music, laughter, and often drinking

fête bruyante, bringue

fête bruyante, bringue

Ex: The crew's victory carousal aboard the ship echoed through the harbor.La **ripailles** de la victoire de l'équipage à bord du navire a résonné dans le port.

a party marked by heavy drinking, loud music, and unrestrained behavior

bacchanale, orgie

bacchanale, orgie

Ex: She avoided the bacchanal at her cousin's wedding, preferring a quiet corner with tea.Elle a évité la **bacchanale** au mariage de son cousin, préférant un coin tranquille avec du thé.
bacchanalian
[Adjectif]

characterized by wild, drunken, and riotous behavior, often associated with excessive indulgence in pleasure, particularly in the context of revelry or celebration

bachique

bachique

Ex: The decadent banquet hosted by the wealthy aristocrat was a bacchanalian affair , with guests enjoying lavish food , drink , and entertainment late into the night .Le banquet décadent organisé par l'aristocrate riche était une affaire **bacchanale**, avec des invités profitant d'une nourriture, de boissons et de divertissements somptueux jusqu'à tard dans la nuit.

to experience intoxication, especially from alcohol, to the point of numbness or lack of discomfort

Ex: They toasted the victory, all feeling no pain and carefree
ferment
[nom]

a state of agitation, excitement, or unrest, often associated with rapid change or transformation

agitation

agitation

Ex: Economic ferment gripped the nation as unemployment soared and businesses struggled to adapt to changing market conditions .Une **fermentation** économique a saisi la nation alors que le chômage montait en flèche et que les entreprises luttaient pour s'adapter aux conditions changeantes du marché.
throng
[nom]

a large crowd of people gathered closely together

foule

foule

inebriated
[Adjectif]

affected by alcohol

ivre, saoul

ivre, saoul

Ex: Becoming inebriated can impair judgment, so drink responsibly.Devenir **ivre** peut altérer le jugement, alors buvez avec modération.

to indulge in carefree behavior, involving romantic or sexual adventures, during one's youth, before settling into a more committed life

Ex: Some parents worry their teenagers will sow wild oats when they go off to university.
ceremonious
[Adjectif]

marked by grand, formal acts and impressive displays, involving official rituals

cérémonieux, solennel

cérémonieux, solennel

Ex: The award ceremony felt ceremonious, every medal presentation accompanied by cheering guards .La cérémonie de remise des prix semblait **cérémonieuse**, chaque remise de médaille étant accompagnée par les gardes qui acclamaient.
tryst
[nom]

a secret meeting or rendezvous, especially between romantic partners

rendez-vous galant

rendez-vous galant

Ex: He penned love letters to his paramour , arranging trysts in the garden where they first met .Il a écrit des lettres d'amour à sa bien-aimée, organisant des **rendez-vous** secrets dans le jardin où ils se sont rencontrés pour la première fois.
Cambridge English : CPE (C2 Proficiency)
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