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Le livre Summit 2A - Unité 5 - Leçon 4

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practical joke

a trick or prank played on someone, typically intended to be humorous, but sometimes causing embarrassment or surprise

farce, blague

farce, blague

Ex: The office is full of practical jokes, especially around April Fools' Day. 

Le bureau est plein de farces, surtout autour du Poisson d'avril.

to [take] a joke

to be able to accept or endure a joke, especially one that might be teasing or critical, without becoming upset

Ex: She doesn’t always take a joke well, especially if it’s about something personal. 
sport
sport
[nom]

someone known for their response to challenges, defeat, or difficult circumstances

bon joueur, sportif

bon joueur, sportif

Ex: Even though she lost the game, she remained a good sport and congratulated the winner. 

Bien qu'elle ait perdu le jeu, elle est restée un bon sportif et a félicité le gagnant.

state
state
[nom]

a person or thing's condition at a particular time

état

état

Ex: His mental state improved significantly after the therapy sessions. 

Son état mental s'est considérablement amélioré après les séances de thérapie.

to [cross] (the|a) line

to show a behavior that is unacceptable or improper

dépasser les limites, comportement inacceptable

dépasser les limites, comportement inacceptable

Ex: Making personal attacks during the meeting crossed the line. 

Faire des attaques personnelles pendant la réunion a dépassé les limites.

the butt of (the|a) joke

the person or subject that the joke is directed at

Ex: He was sick of being the butt of their jokes. 
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