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corner

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En anglais, "between" s'emploie lorsqu'une chose se trouve dans l'espace qui sépare deux personnes, lieux ou objets. La structure "between A and B" est très courante, comme dans "between the bank and the hotel", "between John and Sarah" ou "between two buildings". Between est particulièrement naturel avec deux éléments clairement identifiés ; "among" s'utilise davantage pour une position au sein d'un groupe.

Comment le mot anglais "between" s'emploie-t-il dans ce sens ?

between

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to go

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En anglais, "across" dans ce sens s'emploie pour quelque chose situé de l'autre côté d'une rue, d'une rivière, d'une pièce ou d'un espace. La structure "across ... from" est très courante, comme dans "across the street from the bank" ou "across the road from our house". Ici, across signifie de l'autre côté d'un espace ; "opposite" est aussi courant pour une position directement en face.

Comment le mot anglais "across" s'emploie-t-il dans ce sens ?

across

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A bridge is a structure built to cross over a gap, such as a river, road, or valley, allowing people, vehicles, or animals to cross from one side to the other. Bridges are made from materials like wood, steel, concrete, or stone and come in various designs, such as arch, beam, or suspension. They can range in size from small footbridges to large, multi-lane highway bridges. Bridges are important for transportation, connecting different areas and making travel easier and safer. They are also often considered engineering landmarks.

What is a "bridge"?

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door

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past

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bank

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En anglais, "straight" dans ce sens décrit quelque chose qui continue en ligne directe sans courbe. Straight line (ligne droite), straight road (route droite) et straight edge (bord droit) sont courants. Son contraire est curved.

Que signifie le mot anglais "straight" dans ce sens ?

straight

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En anglais, "street" désigne une voie publique dans une ville ou une zone habitée, utilisée par les véhicules et les piétons et généralement bordée de bâtiments. "Road" est plus général pour une voie reliant des lieux, tandis que street est davantage associé aux zones urbaines construites.

Que signifie le mot anglais "street" ?

street

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En anglais, "next to" s'emploie lorsqu'une personne ou une chose se trouve presque directement à côté d'une autre. On trouve souvent "next to me", "next to the door", "next to the bank", "next to the bed" et "sit next to someone". Next to est plus précis que "near" ; near signifie simplement proche, tandis que next to implique généralement une très faible distance et rien entre les deux.

Comment l'expression anglaise "next to" s'emploie-t-elle dans ce sens ?

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opposite

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to turn

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left

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right

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Traffic lights are signaling devices used to control the flow of traffic at intersections. They typically have three colors: red, yellow, and green. Red means stop, yellow signals caution or prepare to stop, and green indicates go. These lights help prevent accidents by ensuring that vehicles and pedestrians move safely and in an organized manner. Traffic lights are often placed at busy intersections or areas where controlled movement is needed to manage traffic and pedestrian flow.

What are "traffic lights"?

traffic lights

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tourist

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En anglais, "receptionist" désigne la personne qui accueille les visiteurs dans un hôtel, un bureau, un cabinet médical ou un lieu similaire, répond au téléphone et fournit des renseignements de base.

Que signifie le mot anglais "receptionist" ?

receptionist

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Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 9 - 9B in the English Result Elementary coursebook, such as "direction", "between", "turn", etc.

Résultat d'anglais Élémentaire « Unité 9 - 9B » Vocabulaire