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Vocabulaire Avancé pour le GRE - Qualité et Tempérament

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais sur la qualité et le tempérament, tels que « anémique », « gauche », « réticent », etc. qui sont nécessaires pour l'examen GRE.

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aboveboard
[Adjectif]

doing something honestly and legally, without any trickery

honnête, irréprochable

honnête, irréprochable

Ex: She appreciated aboveboard nature of the new policy changes .
anemic
[Adjectif]

lacking in strength, energy, and effect

anémique, faible, insipide

anémique, faible, insipide

Ex: Despite the hype , the filmanemic box office performance was disappointing .

a roughness or harshness in demeanor, speech, or actions

aspérité

aspérité

Ex: asperity in their interactions made it difficult to resolve the conflict .
avarice
[nom]

excessive desire for money and material goods

avarice

avarice

Ex: avarice caused them to make unethical decisions for financial gain .
bilious
[Adjectif]

having a tendency to be irritable or ill-tempered

irascible, bilieux, bilieuse

irascible, bilieux, bilieuse

Ex: He had bilious response to the criticism , which only made things worse .
capricious
[Adjectif]

(of a person) prone to unexpected and sudden changes of behavior, mood, or mind

capricieux

capricieux

to cosset
[verbe]

to treat someone with an excessive amount of care and indulgence

dorloter, choyer, gâter, chouchouter

dorloter, choyer, gâter, chouchouter

crafty
[Adjectif]

using clever and usually deceitful methods to achieve what one wants

rusé, malin, roublard, astucieux, astucieuse

rusé, malin, roublard, astucieux, astucieuse

the strong desire for attaining a lot of money or material goods

cupidité, convoitise

cupidité, convoitise

the respectful and polite treatment of someone who is considered as an elder or superior

déférence

déférence

discerning
[Adjectif]

displaying good judgment in different things, especially about their quality

sagace, clairvoyant, perspicace

sagace, clairvoyant, perspicace

ebullient
[Adjectif]

having or displaying enthusiasm, happiness, and liveliness

exubérant

exubérant

facetious
[Adjectif]

not showing the amount of seriousness needed toward a serious matter by trying to seem clever and humorous

facétieux

facétieux

Ex: He was scolded for facetious remarks about the sensitive topic .
fell
[Adjectif]

having the ability to be deadly, cruel, or destructive

cruel, cruelle, terrible

cruel, cruelle, terrible

gauche
[Adjectif]

having an awkward or impolite way of behaving due to a lack of social skills or experience

gauche, balourd, maladroit

gauche, balourd, maladroit

an unusual or strange behavior, thought, or habit that is specific to one person

particularité, idiosyncrasie

particularité, idiosyncrasie

ingenuous
[Adjectif]

showing simplicity, honesty, or innocence and willing to trust others due to a lack of life experience

ingénu

ingénu

Ex: ingenuous belief in fairy tales persisted well into adulthood .
invidious
[Adjectif]

causing offense or unhappiness due to being prejudice or unjust

injuste

injuste

lascivious
[Adjectif]

experiencing or displaying an intense sexual interest

lascif

lascif

Ex: The characterlascivious actions were pivotal to the plot 's conflict .
maudlin
[Adjectif]

having an excessive emotional quality, often in a way that seems overly sentimental or self-pitying

larmoyant

larmoyant

nettlesome
[Adjectif]

causing difficulties, problems, or annoyances

irritant

irritant

Ex: They faced nettlesome challenge in fixing the faulty equipment .
officious
[Adjectif]

self-important and very eager to give orders or help when it is not wanted, or needed

importun

importun

Ex: officious manner during the meeting irritated everyone .
Panglossian
[Adjectif]

having an extremely optimistic point of view

panglossien, panglossienne

panglossien, panglossienne

percipient
[Adjectif]

quickly and effortlessly noticing things and understanding them

perspicace

perspicace

Ex: percipient manager quickly identified the source of the problem .
phlegmatic
[Adjectif]

able to keep a calm demeanor and not get emotional easily

flegmatique

flegmatique

reticent
[Adjectif]

reluctant to speak to others, especially about one's thoughts and emotions

réservé

réservé

sanguine
[Adjectif]

having a confident, hopeful, and positive outlook for the future

optimiste, joyeux

optimiste, joyeux

Ex: Despite the difficulties , sanguine approach to the problem led to innovative solutions .
saturnine
[Adjectif]

having a bitter, grumpy, and serious appearance and attitude, oftentimes in a threatening manner

saturnien, triste, mélancolique

saturnien, triste, mélancolique

stoic
[Adjectif]

not displaying emotions and not complaining, especially in difficult and painful situations

stoïque

stoïque

an individual who is very fond of enjoying luxurious pleasures and items

sybarite

sybarite

Ex: He lived the life of sybarite, constantly surrounded by luxury and excess .
tempestuous
[Adjectif]

involving many extreme and powerful emotions

orageux, orageuse, turbulent, turbulente

orageux, orageuse, turbulent, turbulente

Ex: tempestuous debate left everyone feeling emotionally drained .
slapdash
[Adjectif]

doing something hastily and without much thought or care

bâclé, bâclée, brouillon, brouillonne

bâclé, bâclée, brouillon, brouillonne

sedulous
[Adjectif]

putting continuous effort, care, and attention in doing something

diligent, persévérant

diligent, persévérant

Ex: She maintained sedulous routine to keep her skills sharp .
loquacious
[Adjectif]

relating to someone who likes to talk much more than necessary

loquace

loquace

Ex: loquacious guest dominated the dinner conversation .
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