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Liste de Mots Niveau C1 - Verbes à Savoir 2

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes intégraux en anglais, tels que "applaudir", "frapper", "regarder", etc., préparés pour les apprenants de niveau C1.

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CEFR C1 Vocabulary
to applaud
to applaud
[verbe]

to clap one's hands as a sign of approval

applaudir

applaudir

Ex: The audience erupted to applaud after a powerful and emotional scene in the play. 

Le public a éclaté pour applaudir après une scène puissante et émouvante dans la pièce.

to bat
to bat
[verbe]

to quickly open and close one's eyes to attract attention

faire un clin d'œil

faire un clin d'œil

Ex: He batted his eyes in disbelief when he saw the surprise his friends had prepared for him. 
to glance
to glance
[verbe]

to briefly look at someone or something

jeter un œil sur

jeter un œil sur

Ex: She glances at her phone to see if there are any new messages. 
to spy
to spy
[verbe]

to watch someone secretly in order to learn what they are doing

espionner

espionner

Ex: Someone had been spying on the family from across the street. 
to articulate

to clearly and verbally express what one thinks or feels

articuler

articuler

Ex: The politician was able to articulate her policies in a way that resonated with voters. 
to bind
to bind
[verbe]

to tie someone or something to not let them escape or move freely

attacher, nouer, lier

attacher, nouer, lier

Ex: She used handcuffs to bind the suspect before placing him under arrest. 
to cling
to cling
[verbe]

to hold tightly to someone or something, especially with the arms or hands

s'accrocher à, se cramponner à

s'accrocher à, se cramponner à

Ex: Emma clung to the railing as the boat rocked. 
to craft
to craft
[verbe]

to make or create something with skill and careful attention

fabriquer, faire

fabriquer, faire

Ex: The jeweler carefully crafted each ring by hand. 
to creep
to creep
[verbe]

to move slowly, quietly, and carefully, especially in order to avoid being noticed

ramper, se glisser

ramper, se glisser

Ex: Daniel crept quietly toward the sleeping dog. 
to circulate

to cause a liquid, gas, or other substance to move continuously through a system or area

circuler

circuler

Ex: A ceiling fan helps circulate cool air around the room. 
to descend
to descend
[verbe]

to move from a higher position or level to a lower one

descendre

descendre

Ex: Emma slowly descended the stairs while carrying the box. 
to divert
to divert
[verbe]

to cause someone or something to change direction

dévier

dévier

Ex: Air traffic control had to divert several incoming flights to different runways. 
to exert
to exert
[verbe]

to apply force, power, authority, or influence in order to produce an effect

exercer

exercer

Ex: Large companies can exert considerable influence on the market. 
to filter
to filter
[verbe]

to pass a substance through a device or material to remove unwanted matter or components

filtrer

filtrer

Ex: The factory filters dust from the air before releasing it outside. 
to forge
to forge
[verbe]

to make something from a piece of metal object by heating it until it becomes soft and then beating it with a hammer

forger, façonner

forger, façonner

Ex: With every strike of the hammer, he continued to forge the hot metal into a beautiful ornamental piece. 
to grasp
to grasp
[verbe]

to take and hold someone or something firmly

saisir

saisir

Ex: Daniel grasped my hand firmly. 
to grip
to grip
[verbe]

to firmly hold something

serrer, tenir

serrer, tenir

Ex: The rock climber had to grip the narrow ledge to pull himself up. 
to preside
to preside
[verbe]

to act in an authoritative role in a ceremony, meeting, etc.

présider

présider

Ex: The CEO will preside over the board meeting and lead discussions on the company's strategic direction. 
to resemble

to be similar to someone or something in appearance, character, or other qualities

ressembler à

ressembler à

Ex: The new building resembles a ship from a distance. 
to simulate

to match the same qualities as someone or something

simuler

simuler

Ex: Video game designers strive to simulate the physics of real-world interactions for a more immersive experience. 

Les concepteurs de jeux vidéo s'efforcent de simuler la physique des interactions du monde réel pour une expérience plus immersive.

to slam
to slam
[verbe]

to shut a door, lid, or similar object forcefully and noisily

claquer

claquer

Ex: Daniel angrily slammed the car door. 
to stun
to stun
[verbe]

to temporarily render an animal or person unconscious or immobile, often by hitting them on the head or using an electrical shock

assommer, sonner

assommer, sonner

Ex: The loud noise of the explosion stunned the crowd at the concert. 
to unify
to unify
[verbe]

to become whole or united

s'unifier

s'unifier

Ex: Despite their differences, the team members hoped they would unify for the championship. 
to utilize
to utilize
[verbe]

to put to effective use

utiliser

utiliser

Ex: In order to save energy, many households now utilize solar panels to generate electricity. 

Afin d'économiser de l'énergie, de nombreux ménages utilisent désormais des panneaux solaires pour produire de l'électricité.

to tempt
to tempt
[verbe]

to make someone strongly want to do or have something, especially something unwise or wrong

être tenté de, être tentée de

être tenté de, être tentée de

Ex: I was tempted to skip the meeting and go home early. 
to vanish
to vanish
[verbe]

to disappear suddenly or mysteriously, especially without explanation

disparaître

disparaître

Ex: The suspect had vanished before the police reached his apartment. 
to weave
to weave
[verbe]

to make cloth by interlacing threads or yarn over and under one another

tisser

tisser

Ex: She learned to weave on a traditional wooden loom. 
to yield
to yield
[verbe]

(of a farm or an industry) to grow or produce a crop or product

produire

produire

Ex: Despite the harsh weather conditions, the vineyard continued to yield high-quality grapes for wine production. 
to regain
to regain
[verbe]

to get back something that one previously had but lost

regagner, reprendre

regagner, reprendre

Ex: The government regained control of the region. 
to pioneer
to pioneer
[verbe]

to be among the first to develop, introduce, or use something new

être les pionniers de, inventer, lancer, innover

être les pionniers de, inventer, lancer, innover

Ex: The company pioneered online banking in the region. 
to enrich
to enrich
[verbe]

to enhance the quality of something, particularly by adding something to it

enrichir

enrichir

Ex: The soil was enriched with organic compost to promote better plant growth. 

Le sol a été enrichi avec du compost organique pour favoriser une meilleure croissance des plantes.

to notify
to notify
[verbe]

to officially let someone know about something

notifier

notifier

Ex: The supervisor will notify employees about the upcoming training sessions through the company's communication channels. 

Le superviseur informera les employés des prochaines sessions de formation via les canaux de communication de l'entreprise.

to maximize

to increase something to the highest possible level

maximiser

maximiser

Ex: The team is currently working to maximize the efficiency of the manufacturing process. 

L'équipe travaille actuellement à maximiser l'efficacité du processus de fabrication.

to minimize

to reduce something to the lowest possible degree or amount, particularly something unpleasant

réduire au maximum, minimiser

réduire au maximum, minimiser

Ex: The team is currently working to minimize errors in the new software release. 

L'équipe travaille actuellement à minimiser les erreurs dans la nouvelle version du logiciel.

to log
to log
[verbe]

to officially record an event, fact, activity, or piece of information

consigner dans son livre de bord

consigner dans son livre de bord

Ex: The captain logged the ship's position at midnight. 
to insult
to insult
[verbe]

to intentionally say or do something that disrespects or humiliates someone

insulter, injurier

insulter, injurier

Ex: Making fun of someone's accent can be hurtful and is likely to insult them. 
to confine
to confine
[verbe]

to restrict someone or something within particular limits, areas, subjects, or activities

limiter, confiner

limiter, confiner

Ex: Emma confined her comments to the main issue. 
to imprison

to put someone in prison or keep them somewhere and not let them go

emprisonner, mettre en prison

emprisonner, mettre en prison

Ex: Law enforcement authorities may imprison individuals found guilty of serious crimes. 

Les autorités chargées de l'application de la loi peuvent emprisonner les individus reconnus coupables de crimes graves.

to drown
to drown
[verbe]

to die because of being under water or another liquid and unable to breathe

se noyer

se noyer

Ex: Two swimmers drowned during the sudden storm. 
to dispose
to dispose
[verbe]

to arrange or place people or things in a particular order or position

disposer

disposer

Ex: The architect disposed the windows symmetrically across the facade. 
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