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Compétences Lexicales SAT 1 - Leçon 40

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consumption

the act of using up something, such as resources, energy, or materials

consommation

consommation

Ex: The rapid consumption of fuel raised concerns about sustainability. 
consumptive
consumptive
[Adjectif]

characterized by excessive or wasteful use of resources

gaspilleur, dépensier

gaspilleur, dépensier

Ex: The old factory was consumptive, using too much energy for minimal output. 
to jeopardize

to put something or someone in danger

mettre en péril

mettre en péril

Ex: Releasing that confidential document might jeopardize our negotiations with the other firm. 
jeopardy

in the risk of being harmed, damaged, or destroyed

péril

péril

Ex: His reckless behavior often placed him in jeopardy. 
to augur
to augur
[verbe]

to predict future events based on omens or signs

augurer, présager

augurer, présager

Ex: The ancient tribe used the flight patterns of birds to augur the outcomes of their battles. 
augury
augury
[nom]

a sign, omen, or event interpreted as foretelling future outcomes, often fateful ones

augure, présage

augure, présage

Ex: The sudden storm was seen as an augury of troubled times ahead. 
to quarter
to quarter
[verbe]

to divide something into four equal parts

diviser en quatre

diviser en quatre

Ex: Please quarter the apple so we can share it equally. 
quartet
quartet
[nom]

a musical piece written for four singers or instruments

quartet, quatuor

quartet, quatuor

Ex: The piano quartet was the highlight of the evening's performance. 
quarto
quarto
[nom]

a book size that results from folding printed sheets twice to create four leaves, making eight pages

in-quarto

in-quarto

Ex: He showed me a Shakespeare quarto he had just acquired for his collection. 
quartan
quartan
[nom]

a fever from malaria that returns every four days

quarte

quarte

Ex: Malaria medications helped in reducing the intensity of his quartan episodes. 
misogamy

a strong dislike for marriage

misogamie

misogamie

Ex: Sarah's experiences growing up led her to develop misogamy and a preference for solitude. 
misogynist

someone who despises women or assumes men are much better

misogyne

misogyne

Ex: The conference on women's rights was disrupted by a group of misogynists. 
misogyny

the feeling of hatred or discrimination against women

misogynie

misogynie

Ex: She wrote an article highlighting the subtle misogyny present in the advertising industry. 
contrite
contrite
[Adjectif]

expressing or experiencing deep regret or guilt because of a wrong act that one has committed

contrit

contrit

Ex: She wrote a contrite letter to apologize for her mistakes. 
contrition

a feeling of deep regret for a wrongdoing

contrition

contrition

Ex: The thief's contrition became evident when he returned the stolen items and sought forgiveness. 
fanatic
fanatic
[nom]

an overenthusiastic individual, especially one who is devoted to a radical political or religious cause

fanatique

fanatique

Ex: The protest was peaceful until a group of fanatics began shouting radical slogans. 
fanatical
fanatical
[Adjectif]

extremely enthusiastic or obsessed about something

fanatique

fanatique

Ex: The town was wary of the group's fanatical teachings and their intense recruitment efforts. 
fanaticism

the extreme political or religious beliefs often accompanied by intolerance for different views

fanatisme

fanatisme

Ex: The novel explored the dangers of religious fanaticism and its impact on society. 
precarious
precarious
[Adjectif]

unstable or insecure, often causing anxiety

précaire

précaire

Ex: The company's finances were in a precarious state, with bankruptcy looming on the horizon. 
precaution

an act done to prevent something unpleasant or bad from happening

précaution

précaution

Ex: As a precaution against theft, he installed security cameras around his home. 
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