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Le livre Face2face - Intermédiaire - Unité 12 - 12A

Ici, vous trouverez le vocabulaire de l'Unité 12 - 12A dans le manuel Face2Face Intermediate, comme "dérangé", "traîner", "envie", etc.

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Face2face - Intermediate
to fancy
to fancy
[verbe]

to form a mental image or idea of something

imaginer,  se figurer

imaginer, se figurer

Ex: Daniel fancied himself living in a quiet house by the sea. 
bothered
bothered
[Adjectif]

experiencing an emotional or mental discomfort due to an annoying situation or a person

dérangé, ennuyé

dérangé, ennuyé

Ex: She had a bothered expression on her face after hearing the news. 

Elle avait une expression troublée sur le visage après avoir entendu la nouvelle.

to feel up to

to feel one has enough energy and mental capacity to be able to do something

se sentir capable de, avoir la force de

se sentir capable de, avoir la force de

Ex: I don't think I can join the hike today; I don't feel up to the physical activity. 

Je ne pense pas pouvoir me joindre à la randonnée aujourd'hui ; je ne me sens pas de taille à l'activité physique.

broke
broke
[Adjectif]

having little or no financial resources

fauché, presque sans argent

fauché, presque sans argent

Ex: She's broke after buying that expensive laptop. 

Elle est fauchée après avoir acheté cet ordinateur portable cher.

to hang around

to spend time in a place, often without a specific purpose or activity

passer du temps quelque part sans but précis, traîner dans un endroit

passer du temps quelque part sans but précis, traîner dans un endroit

Ex: He decided to hang around the café to see if his friends would show up. 

Il a décidé de traîner autour du café pour voir si ses amis se montreraient.

rubbish
rubbish
[nom]

unwanted material or things that are thrown away because they are no longer needed

déchets, ordures

déchets, ordures

Ex: The council collects household rubbish every Tuesday. 
to [be] into {sb/sth}

to have a strong interest or attraction toward a particular person or thing

Ex: I think he's really into you.  Did you notice the way he was looking at you? 
{sb} could do with {sb/sth}

used to mean that one benefits from having someone or something present or available to one

Ex: After the long hike, she could do with a relaxing massage to soothe her muscles. 
sick
sick
[Adjectif]

mentally or emotionally disturbed or unhealthy

malade, perturbé

malade, perturbé

Ex: She felt sick with anxiety, unable to focus on anything else. 
off
off
[Adverbe]

at or to a certain distance away in physical space

de

de

Ex: Their cottage is just a short walk off from the lake. 

Leur cottage est juste à une courte marche à l'écart du lac.

to [be] up to something

to be involved in a particular activity or to be planning something, often with a sense of secrecy or suspicion

Ex: Why are the children whispering in the corner?  They must be up to something mischievous. 
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