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Liste de Mots Niveau C1 - Verbes à Savoir 4

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais essentiels, tels que "adhérer", "éclater", "supplémenter", etc., préparés pour les apprenants de niveau C1.

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CEFR C1 Vocabulary
to adhere
to adhere
[verbe]

to firmly stick to something

adhérer à

adhérer à

Ex: It's important for the wallpaper to adhere properly to the wall to avoid peeling. 

Il est important que le papier peint adhère correctement au mur pour éviter qu'il ne se décolle.

to allege
to allege
[verbe]

to state that something, especially something wrong or illegal, is true without providing proof

prétendre

prétendre

Ex: Prosecutors allege that Daniel altered the financial records. 
to attribute

to think or say that something is caused by a certain thing

attribuer, affecter

attribuer, affecter

Ex: He attributed his success to years of hard work. 
to await
to await
[verbe]

to wait for something or someone

attendre

attendre

Ex: She sat by the window, awaiting the delivery of an important package. 
to burst
to burst
[verbe]

to suddenly and violently break open or apart, particularly as a result of internal pressure

éclater

éclater

Ex: The dam burst, causing a flood downstream. 
to cease
to cease
[verbe]

to bring an activity, process, or action to an end

cesser

cesser

Ex: Officials ordered the construction work to cease immediately. 
to characterize

to describe someone or something by stating their main qualities or nature

caractériser

caractériser

Ex: The report characterizes the region as economically diverse. 
to compute
to compute
[verbe]

to calculate or determine a value using mathematical operations

calculer

calculer

Ex: The accountant will compute the total cost of the project. 

Le comptable va calculer le coût total du projet.

to conceive

to form or develop an idea, plan, or concept in the mind

concevoir

concevoir

Ex: The architects conceived a plan that would preserve the building's original facade. 
to counter
to counter
[verbe]

to do something to avoid or decrease the harmful or unpleasant effects of something

répondre

répondre

Ex: The government implemented policies to counter the economic downturn. 
to designate

to choose someone for a certain position or task

déléguer

déléguer

Ex: The committee will designate a spokesperson to address the media. 
to differentiate

to recognize the difference present between two people or things

faire la différence entre

faire la différence entre

Ex: She is currently differentiating between the various types of flowers in the garden. 
to discard
to discard
[verbe]

to get rid of something that is no longer needed

jeter

jeter

Ex: The chef instructed the kitchen staff to discard vegetables that were past their freshness. 

Le chef a demandé au personnel de cuisine de jeter les légumes qui n'étaient plus frais.

to oversee
to oversee
[verbe]

to observe an activity in order to ensure that everything is done properly

superviser

superviser

Ex: He has been overseeing the construction of the new building for the past six months. 

Il a supervisé la construction du nouveau bâtiment au cours des six derniers mois.

to denounce

to publicly express one's disapproval of something or someone

dénoncer, condamner

dénoncer, condamner

Ex: The international community denounced the use of chemical weapons in the conflict. 

La communauté internationale a dénoncé l'utilisation d'armes chimiques dans le conflit.

to dissolve

to cause a substance to become incorporated into a liquid as a solution

dissoudre

dissoudre

Ex: Sarah dissolved the tablet in a glass of water. 
to elevate
to elevate
[verbe]

to raise someone or something to a higher rank or better position

élever

élever

Ex: His dedication and hard work eventually elevated him to a leadership role within the organization. 

Son dévouement et son travail acharné ont finalement élevé à un rôle de leadership au sein de l'organisation.

to inquire
to inquire
[verbe]

to investigate something carefully in order to discover the facts

enquêter sur

enquêter sur

Ex: Officials are inquiring into allegations of financial misconduct. 
to diminish

to become or make something smaller, weaker, less intense, or less in amount

diminuer

diminuer

Ex: Heavy rain diminished visibility on the highway. 
to intensify

to become more in degree or strength

s'intensifier

s'intensifier

Ex: Tensions are intensifying in the region due to political unrest. 

Les tensions s'intensifient dans la région en raison de l'agitation politique.

to escalate

to become much worse or more intense

s'intensifier, s'aggraver

s'intensifier, s'aggraver

Ex: Ongoing conflicts are currently escalating in the troubled region. 

Les conflits en cours s'intensifient actuellement dans la région troublée.

to exaggerate

to describe something better, larger, worse, etc. than it truly is

exagérer, amplifier

exagérer, amplifier

Ex: His storytelling is entertaining, but he has a tendency to exaggerate the details for dramatic effect. 

Son récit est divertissant, mais il a tendance à exagérer les détails pour un effet dramatique.

to supplement

to improve, complete, or increase something by adding something else to it

compléter

compléter

Ex: The teacher supplemented the textbook with videos and practical exercises. 
to formulate

to carefully develop or devise a plan, idea, theory, or method

formuler, élaborer

formuler, élaborer

Ex: Scientists are formulating a new theory to explain the results. 
to heighten

to become more severe

s'intensifier

s'intensifier

Ex: The argument between the two friends heightened when they couldn't agree on a solution. 

L'argument entre les deux amis s'est intensifié lorsqu'ils n'ont pas pu se mettre d'accord sur une solution.

to disrupt
to disrupt
[verbe]

to stop the normal flow of something, often temporarily

perturber, interrompre

perturber, interrompre

Ex: Changing the meeting schedule can disrupt people's plans. 

Changer l'horaire de la réunion peut perturber les plans des gens.

to inhibit
to inhibit
[verbe]

to prevent or restrict the progress, occurrence, or development of something

inhiber

inhiber

Ex: A shortage of parts is inhibiting production at Bobby's garage. 
to license
to license
[verbe]

to give permission for the use, practice, or production of something through a formal agreement

autoriser

autoriser

Ex: Authors allow others to use their work by licensing it while keeping certain rights. 
to devastate

to destroy something completely

dévaster

dévaster

Ex: The wildfire swept through the forest, devastating acres of land and wildlife habitats. 

L'incendie de forêt a balayé la forêt, dévastant des hectares de terres et d'habitats fauniques.

to oblige
to oblige
[verbe]

to make someone do something because it is required by law, duty, etc.

obliger

obliger

Ex: The law obliges citizens to pay taxes on their income. 

La loi oblige les citoyens à payer des impôts sur leurs revenus.

to obsess
to obsess
[verbe]

to think about something or someone all the time, in a way that makes one unable to think about other things

obséder

obséder

Ex: After the job interview, he couldn't stop obsessing about how he answered certain questions. 

Après l'entretien d'embauche, il ne pouvait pas arrêter de obséder sur la façon dont il avait répondu à certaines questions.

to persist
to persist
[verbe]

to continue doing something firmly despite difficulty, opposition, or discouragement

persister

persister

Ex: If Daniel persists in interrupting the meeting, the manager may ask him to leave. 
to recount
to recount
[verbe]

to describe an event, experience, etc to someone in a detailed manner

raconter, narrer

raconter, narrer

Ex: As part of the interview, the witness began to recount the events leading up to the incident. 

Dans le cadre de l'entretien, le témoin a commencé à raconter les événements ayant conduit à l'incident.

to render
to render
[verbe]

to provide or give something, especially help, assistance, or a service

apporter, fournir, rendre

apporter, fournir, rendre

Ex: We are grateful for the assistance you rendered. 
to spare
to spare
[verbe]

to give someone something that one has enough of

donner

donner

Ex: She chose to spare her weekend plans to help her friend move. 
to stabilize

to make something steady and prevent it from fluctuating

stabiliser

stabiliser

Ex: The medication helps stabilize blood sugar levels in patients with diabetes. 

Le médicament aide à stabiliser les niveaux de sucre dans le sang chez les patients diabétiques.

to supervise

to be responsible for watching and directing a person, activity, or place to ensure that things are done correctly and safely

superviser

superviser

Ex: Two teachers supervised the children during the field trip. 
to sustain
to sustain
[verbe]

to provide evidence or reasons that support an argument, claim, opinion, or theory

soutenir, supporter

soutenir, supporter

Ex: The results sustain the theory proposed by earlier researchers. 
to terminate

to stop or end something completely

mettre fin à, mettre un terme à

mettre fin à, mettre un terme à

Ex: Legal action may be taken to terminate the lease agreement if the terms are violated. 
to warrant
to warrant
[verbe]

to justify or make a particular action or response necessary or appropriate

justifier

justifier

Ex: Sarah's symptoms were serious enough to warrant further tests. 
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