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Le livre Four Corners 2 - Unité 11 Leçon D

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Four Corners 2
thousand
thousand
[numéral]

the number 1 followed by 3 zeros

mille

mille

Ex: The entrepreneur dreamed of building a company that would employ several thousand people across the globe. 

L'entrepreneur rêvait de construire une entreprise qui emploierait plusieurs mille personnes à travers le monde.

to enter
to enter
[verbe]

to come or go into a place

entrer

entrer

Ex: The students regularly enter the classroom before the bell rings. 
competition

an event or contest in which individuals or teams compete against each other

compétition, concours

compétition, concours

Ex: The basketball competition was exciting, and our team won. 
million
million
[numéral]

the number 1 followed by 6 zeros

million

million

Ex: The ambitious project aimed to plant a million trees, contributing to environmental conservation. 

Le projet ambitieux visait à planter un million d'arbres, contribuant à la conservation de l'environnement.

program
program
[nom]

a broadcast people watch or listen to on television or radio

émission

émission

Ex: She enjoys watching cooking programs to learn new recipes. 
fan
fan
[nom]

someone who greatly admires or is interested in someone or something

admirateur

admirateur

Ex: My friend is a huge fan of classic literature and reads old novels. 
regular
regular
[Adjectif]

following a pattern, especially one with fixed or uniform intervals

régulier, régulière

régulier, régulière

Ex: The team practices at regular intervals, sticking to a set schedule. 
famous
famous
[Adjectif]

known by a lot of people

fameux, célèbre, excellent

fameux, célèbre, excellent

Ex: The famous author's novels have been translated into multiple languages. 

Les romans de l'auteur célèbre ont été traduits dans plusieurs langues.

from rags to riches

used to refer to the action of rising from the depth of poverty to the highest of riches

de la misère à la richesse, parti de rien

de la misère à la richesse, parti de rien

Ex: She went from rags to riches after building her own fashion brand. 

Elle est passée de la misère à la richesse après avoir créé sa propre marque de mode.

to improve
to improve
[verbe]

to make a person or thing better

améliorer

améliorer

Ex: Adding more details to your essay will improve its clarity and depth. 
to vote
to vote
[verbe]

to show which candidate one wants to win in an election or which plan one supports, by marking a piece of paper, raising one's hand, etc.

voter

voter

Ex: People often vote for their favorite contestants in reality shows. 
to decide
to decide
[verbe]

to think carefully about different things and choose one of them

décider

décider

Ex: After much debate, they decided to go on a road trip. 
next
next
[Adjectif]

coming immediately after a person or thing in time, place, or rank

suivant, prochain

suivant, prochain

Ex: The next song on the playlist is her favorite. 
shower
shower
[nom]

a piece of equipment that sprays water over the body for washing

douche

douche

Ex: Daniel replaced the old shower with a newer model. 
contest
contest
[nom]

an organized competition in which people or teams try to win

concours, tournoi

concours, tournoi

Ex: The cooking contest attracted more than fifty participants. 
seriously
seriously
[Adverbe]

in a manner that suggests harm, damage, or threat is substantial

sérieusement

sérieusement

Ex: This kind of misinformation can seriously mislead the public. 

Ce genre de désinformation peut gravement induire le public en erreur.

stage
stage
[nom]

an elevated area, especially in theaters, on which artists perform for the audience

scène

scène

Ex: The band played their hit songs on the main stage at the festival. 
audience

a group of people who have gathered to watch and listen to a play, concert, etc.

public

public

Ex: She scanned the audience looking for her family. 
to perform
to perform
[verbe]

to give a performance of something such as a play or a piece of music for entertainment

jouer, interpréter

jouer, interpréter

Ex: The comedian performed in front of a large audience. 
to judge
to judge
[verbe]

to form a decision or opinion based on what one knows

penser, estimer

penser, estimer

Ex: He judges the candidate's qualifications before making a hiring decision. 
to miss
to miss
[verbe]

to fail to do something, or to omit or overlook something that should have been done

manquer, rater

manquer, rater

Ex: He missed an important detail in the report, which led to a misunderstanding. 
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