Société, Droit et Politique - Society

Maîtrisez les idiomes anglais concernant la société, comme "faire cause commune" et "fuite des cerveaux".

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to [make] common cause [Phrase]

faire cause commune

Ex: The organizations made common cause in the past to promote access to education for underprivileged children .

in a body [Phrase]

in one group together

Ex:

there [is] safety in numbers [phrase]

used for saying that being with other people makes a situation or activity less dangerous

Ex:

to [go|swim] with the tide [Phrase]

aller avec le courrant

Ex: The company went with the tide and made necessary changes to survive in the competitive market .

laced mutton [Phrase]

someone who earns money by having sex with people

red-light district [nom]

quartier rouge

Ex: The city council made efforts to clean up the red-light district and improve its overall reputation .

Le conseil municipal a fait des efforts pour nettoyer le quartier rouge et améliorer sa réputation globale.

brain drain [nom]

fuite des cerveaux

Ex: If the brain drain continues at its current rate , the country 's workforce will face a severe shortage of skilled professionals .

Si la fuite des cerveaux continue à son rythme actuel, la main-d'œuvre du pays sera confrontée à une grave pénurie de professionnels qualifiés.

glass ceiling [nom]

plafond de verre

Ex: Many women in the organization are currently facing the glass ceiling , struggling to break through and reach top executive positions .

De nombreuses femmes dans l'organisation sont actuellement confrontées au plafond de verre, luttant pour le briser et atteindre des postes de direction supérieurs.

to [come] out of the closet [Phrase]

to no longer keep one's sexual preference or gender identity a secret

Ex: He comes out of the closet and openly embraces his identity as a gay man .

to [jump|climb|get] on the bandwagon [Phrase]

prendre le train en marche

Ex: She is currently getting on the bandwagon and trying out various self-help methods to improve her life .

to [go] to the polls [Phrase]

to give a vote in an election

Ex: She goes to the polls every election day to exercise her right to vote .

gray vote [nom]

vote gris

Ex: The gray vote holds substantial influence in this election due to the high voter turnout among senior citizens .

Le vote gris exerce une influence substantielle dans cette élection en raison de la forte participation électorale des personnes âgées.

a sign of the times [Phrase]

something that shows how the society is like now, particularly how bad it is

Ex: The ongoing discussions about systemic racism are a sign of the times , highlighting the need for social justice and equality .

with one voice [Phrase]

à l'unanimité

Ex: The employees are collaborating effectively , working with one voice to meet the tight project deadline .

grass roots [nom]

base

Ex: Grassroots support from ordinary people is essential for the success of political campaigns.

Le soutien de base des gens ordinaires est essentiel pour le succès des campagnes politiques.

Société, Droit et Politique
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