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500 verbes anglais les plus courants - Top 326 - 350 Verbes

Ici, vous est fournie la partie 14 de la liste des verbes les plus courants en anglais tels que "soulever", "embrasser" et "mâcher".

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Most Common Verbs in English Vocabulary
to gather
to gather
[verbe]

to come together in a place, typically for a specific purpose or activity

se rassembler, se réunir

se rassembler, se réunir

Ex: As the evening progresses, friends gather at the local cafe for coffee. 
to prefer
to prefer
[verbe]

to want or choose one person or thing instead of another because of liking them more

préférer

préférer

Ex: Many people prefer to eat homemade meals over fast food. 
to attach
to attach
[verbe]

to physically connect or fasten something to another thing

attacher, joindre

attacher, joindre

Ex: Last night, he attached the missing button to his shirt. 
to challenge

to invite someone to compete or strongly suggest they should do something, often to test their abilities or encourage action

mettre au défi

mettre au défi

Ex: The coach challenges the team to improve their performance in the next game. 
to match
to match
[verbe]

to be the same as or similar to something else

correspondre à

correspondre à

Ex: The two paintings in the gallery matched each other in style and color. 
to lift
to lift
[verbe]

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

soulever

soulever

Ex: The construction worker lifts heavy bricks onto the scaffold. 
to escape
to escape
[verbe]

to get away from captivity

s'enfuir, s'échapper

s'enfuir, s'échapper

Ex: The prisoners are escaping through a tunnel they've been digging. 
to kiss
to kiss
[verbe]

to touch someone else's lips or other body parts with one's lips to show love, sexual desire, respect, etc.

s'embrasser

s'embrasser

Ex: Right now, the young couple is kissing under the moonlight. 
to attempt
to attempt
[verbe]

to try to complete or do something difficult

essayer, tenter

essayer, tenter

Ex: The climbers attempt to reach the summit before nightfall. 
to chew
to chew
[verbe]

to bite and crush food into smaller pieces with the teeth to make it easier to swallow

mâcher, mastiquer

mâcher, mastiquer

Ex: The cows chew cud in the peaceful meadow. 

Les vaches mâchent leur nourriture dans la prairie paisible.

to obtain
to obtain
[verbe]

to get something, often with difficulty

obtenir

obtenir

Ex: The students are obtaining practical experience through internships. 
to upgrade
to upgrade
[verbe]

to improve equipment, software, or a system, especially by replacing it with a newer or better version

mettre à jour

mettre à jour

Ex: The company plans to upgrade its security system next month. 
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. 
to communicate

to exchange information, ideas, or feelings with another person or group

communiquer

communiquer

Ex: The two teams need to communicate more effectively during the project. 
to complete

to bring something to an end by making it whole

achever, terminer

achever, terminer

Ex: The chef completes the final touches on the dish. 
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 ride
to ride
[verbe]

to sit on and control the movement of an animal, especially a horse

monter

monter

Ex: During our vacation, we had the opportunity to ride horses along the scenic trails. 
to separate

to divide or disconnect something from a larger whole

séparer

séparer

Ex: The chef is separating the egg whites from the yolks. 
to flip
to flip
[verbe]

to turn over quickly with a sudden move

se retourner, faire un flip, faire un flip-flap

se retourner, faire un flip, faire un flip-flap

Ex: The fish in the pond would occasionally flip, creating ripples on the water's surface. 

Le poisson dans l'étang se retournait occasionnellement, créant des ondulations à la surface de l'eau.

to land
to land
[verbe]

to arrive and rest on the ground or another surface after being in the air

atterrir, débarquer

atterrir, débarquer

Ex: The bird lands on the branch to rest. 
to kick
to kick
[verbe]

to hit a thing or person with the foot

donner un coup de pied

donner un coup de pied

Ex: The martial artist is kicking the target pads in the dojo. 
to film
to film
[verbe]

to capture or record moving images, typically using a camera or video recording device

tourner, filmer

tourner, filmer

Ex: Right now, the director is filming a crucial scene on set. 
to observe
to observe
[verbe]

to carefully watch something in order gain knowledge or understanding about the subject

observer

observer

Ex: During the experiment, the researchers observed a significant decrease in temperature after the chemical reaction. 
to wash
to wash
[verbe]

to clean someone or something with water, often with a type of soap

laver

laver

Ex: I need to wash my shoes; they are dirty. 
to disappear

to no longer be able be found or located, often leading to frustration

disparaître,  s'évanouir

disparaître, s'évanouir

Ex: The detective was baffled by how the evidence seemed to disappear from the crime scene. 
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