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Le livre Solutions - Intermédiaire Supérieur - Unité 5 - 5A

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Solutions - Upper-Intermediate
to respect
to respect
[verbe]

to admire someone because of their achievements, qualities, etc.

respect, égard

respect, égard

Ex: Students are expected to respect their teachers by listening attentively and following classroom rules. 
to trust
to trust
[verbe]

to believe that someone is sincere, reliable, or competent

faire confiance à

faire confiance à

Ex: The manager often trusts the team to make informed decisions. 
verbal
verbal
[Adjectif]

spoken rather than written

verbal

verbal

Ex: Rachel and the landlord reached a verbal agreement about the rent. 
interaction

the act of communicating or working together with someone or something

interaction

interaction

Ex: Social media allows for instant interaction between users worldwide. 
to compliment

to tell a person that one admires something about them such as achievements, appearance, etc.

faire un compliment à

faire un compliment à

Ex: Guests at the party were quick to compliment the host on the delicious and beautifully presented meal. 

Les invités à la fête ont été rapides à complimenter l'hôte pour le repas délicieux et magnifiquement présenté.

to flatter
to flatter
[verbe]

to highly praise someone in an exaggerated or insincere way, especially for one's own interest

flatter, aduler

flatter, aduler

Ex: During the interview, the candidate flattered the company's values, attempting to create a positive impression. 

Pendant l'entretien, le candidat a flatté les valeurs de l'entreprise, essayant de créer une impression positive.

to insult
to insult
[verbe]

to intentionally say or do something that disrespects or humiliates someone

insulter, injurier

insulter, injurier

Ex: Making fun of someone's accent can be hurtful and is likely to insult them. 
to lecture
to lecture
[verbe]

to give a formal talk or presentation to teach someone or a group

donner une conférence, faire un cours

donner une conférence, faire un cours

Ex: The professor lectures twice a week on Renaissance art history. 
to nag
to nag
[verbe]

to annoy others constantly with endless complaints

harceler, tracasser

harceler, tracasser

Ex: I try not to nag my friends about being on time, but they are always late. 
to offend
to offend
[verbe]

to cause someone to feel disrespected, upset, etc.

offenser, agacer, déranger

offenser, agacer, déranger

Ex: The controversial decision of the company to cut bonuses deeply offended the employees. 

La décision controversée de l'entreprise de réduire les primes a profondément offensé les employés.

to praise
to praise
[verbe]

to express approval or admiration for someone or something

louer, faire l'éloge

louer, faire l'éloge

Ex: Critics praised the film for its strong performances. 
to tease
to tease
[verbe]

to playfully annoy someone by making jokes or sarcastic remarks

taquiner, asticoter

taquiner, asticoter

Ex: Friends may tease one another with good-natured humor during social gatherings. 

Les amis peuvent taquiner les uns les autres avec un humour bienveillant lors de rassemblements sociaux.

to tell off

to express sharp disapproval or criticism of someone's behavior or actions

réprimander sévèrement, critiquer sévèrement le comportement de quelqu'un

réprimander sévèrement, critiquer sévèrement le comportement de quelqu'un

Ex: They will tell him off if he doesn’t start following the rules. 

Ils vont le réprimander s'il ne commence pas à suivre les règles.

to warn
to warn
[verbe]

to tell someone in advance about a possible danger, problem, or unfavorable situation

avertir, prévenir

avertir, prévenir

Ex: The software system warned users about potential security risks. 
boyfriend

a man or boy with whom someone is having a romantic relationship

copain

copain

Ex: Sarah and her boyfriend are planning a trip to California. 
colleague

someone with whom one works

collègue

collègue

Ex: It's important to maintain a good relationship with your colleagues, as teamwork often leads to better results in the workplace. 
parent
parent
[nom]

our mother or our father

parent

parent

Ex: Becoming a parent is a life-changing experience that comes with great responsibility. 
police officer

someone whose job is to protect people, catch criminals, and make sure that laws are obeyed

agent de police, agente de police, policier, policière

agent de police, agente de police, policier, policière

Ex: The lost child was helped by a kind police officer to find their way home. 
teacher
teacher
[nom]

someone who teaches things to people, particularly in a school

enseignant, enseignante

enseignant, enseignante

Ex: My favorite teacher is very patient and always encourages me to do my best. 
to admire
to admire
[verbe]

to respect and approve of someone or something because of their qualities, achievements, or actions

admirer

admirer

Ex: Daniel has always admired his grandfather's honesty. 
to adore
to adore
[verbe]

to love and respect someone very much

adorer

adorer

Ex: He adores his wife for her unwavering support and understanding. 

Il adore sa femme pour son soutien inébranlable et sa compréhension.

on the same wavelength

used to say that one person has the same ideas, opinions, or mentality as another person

sur la même longueur d'onde, penser pareil

sur la même longueur d'onde, penser pareil

Ex: The designer and the client were finally on the same wavelength about the look of the website. 

Le designer et le client étaient enfin sur la même longueur d'onde au sujet de l'apparence du site.

to be
to be
[verbe]

used when naming, or giving description or information about people, things, or situations

être, avoir

être, avoir

Ex: Sarah is a talented artist. 
close
close
[Adjectif]

sharing a strong and intimate bond

proche,  intime

proche, intime

Ex: Despite their busy schedules, they make time for each other, maintaining their close friendship. 
wary
wary
[Adjectif]

feeling or showing caution and attentiveness regarding possible dangers or problems

prudent, circonspect

prudent, circonspect

Ex: He remained wary of online scams after being a victim in the past. 

Il est resté méfiant à l'égard des escroqueries en ligne après en avoir été victime par le passé.

to envy
to envy
[verbe]

to feel unhappy or irritated because someone else has something that one desires

envier

envier

Ex: He envies his neighbor's new car and wishes he could afford one like it. 

Il envie la nouvelle voiture de son voisin et souhaite pouvoir se permettre une voiture similaire.

to feel
to feel
[verbe]

to experience a particular emotion

se sentir

se sentir

Ex: His kindness and support made her feel loved and valued. 
sorry
sorry
[Adjectif]

feeling ashamed or apologetic about something that one has or has not done

désolé

désolé

Ex: He wrote a letter to say how sorry he was for disappointing them. 
in common with

used to express that something is shared or has similarities with someone or something else

en commun avec, partagé avec

en commun avec, partagé avec

Ex: His experiences are very in common with mine, particularly the challenges we’ve faced. 

Ses expériences sont très en commun avec les miennes, en particulier les défis auxquels nous avons été confrontés.

to look down on

to regard someone or something as inferior or unworthy of respect or consideration

considérer quelqu'un ou quelque chose comme inférieur ou indigne de respect, regarder quelqu'un de haut

considérer quelqu'un ou quelque chose comme inférieur ou indigne de respect, regarder quelqu'un de haut

Ex: The prejudiced group looked down on people from different cultures, deeming them inferior. 

Le groupe préjugé méprisait les personnes de cultures différentes, les considérant comme inférieures.

to look up to

to have a great deal of respect, admiration, or esteem for someone

admirer, avoir du respect pour

admirer, avoir du respect pour

Ex: Many young athletes look up to professional players as role models. 

De nombreux jeunes athlètes admirent les joueurs professionnels comme modèles.

to [see] eye to eye

to completely agree with someone and understand their point of view

être sur la même longueur d'onde, voir les choses de la même façon

être sur la même longueur d'onde, voir les choses de la même façon

Ex: The manager and the designer finally saw eye to eye on the new layout. 
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