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Le livre Interchange - Intermédiaire Supérieur - Unité 14

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Interchange - Upper-intermediate
milestone

an event or stage that has a very important impact on the progress of something

étape importante, jalon

étape importante, jalon

Ex: Learning to walk is a milestone in a baby’s development. 

Apprendre à marquer est une étape importante dans le développement d'un bébé.

contemporary
contemporary
[Adjectif]

having a modern or current style or design, often reflecting up-to-date trends

contemporain

contemporain

Ex: Her contemporary fashion line blends classic cuts with modern fabrics. 
feature
feature
[nom]

an important or distinctive aspect of something

caractéristique, particularité

caractéristique, particularité

Ex: The national park's main feature is its stunning waterfall, which attracts thousands of visitors each year. 
entirely
entirely
[Adverbe]

to the fullest or complete degree

entièrement, totalement

entièrement, totalement

Ex: The situation was entirely out of my control. 

La situation était entièrement hors de mon contrôle.

simultaneously

at exactly the same time

simultanément

simultanément

Ex: The presentations were given simultaneously in two separate rooms. 

Les présentations ont été données simultanément dans deux salles séparées.

unexpected
unexpected
[Adjectif]

happening or appearing without warning, causing surprise

inattendu, imprévu

inattendu, imprévu

Ex: His unexpected resignation from the company left his colleagues in shock. 

Sa démission inattendue de l'entreprise a laissé ses collègues sous le choc.

predictable
predictable
[Adjectif]

easily anticipated or expected to happen based on past experiences or knowledge

prévisible, prédictible

prévisible, prédictible

Ex: His predictable reaction to criticism was to become defensive and argumentative. 

Sa réaction prévisible aux critiques était de devenir défensif et argumentatif.

defeated
defeated
[Adjectif]

having been beaten in a competition, battle, or struggle

vaincu, battu

vaincu, battu

Ex: The defeated army retreated from the battlefield, facing overwhelming opposition. 

L'armée vaincue s'est retirée du champ de bataille, face à une opposition écrasante.

script
script
[nom]

the written text containing the words and often directions for a movie, play, broadcast, or similar production

script

script

Ex: The director asked the writers to revise the final scene of the script. 
to add
to add
[verbe]

to put things together to make them bigger in size or quantity

ajouter

ajouter

Ex: Please add your name to the list of participants. 
title
title
[nom]

the name given to a movie, book, etc.

titre

titre

Ex: They changed the title of the movie to make it more appealing to audiences. 
credit
credit
[nom]

(plural) a list of names at the start or end of a TV program or movie acknowledging the people involved in its production

générique

générique

Ex: The credits included the names of the actors, directors, and producers. 
creative
creative
[Adjectif]

using imagination and original ideas to create or develop something

créatif

créatif

Ex: The teacher encourages students to develop their creative abilities. 
manager
manager
[nom]

someone who is in charge of running a business or managing part or all of a company or organization

directeur, directrice

directeur, directrice

Ex: He worked his way up from cashier to store manager in just a year. 
club
club
[nom]

a place where people, especially young people, go to dance, listen to music, or spend time together

boîte

boîte

Ex: She met her boyfriend at a club last year. 
editorial
editorial
[Adjectif]

relating to an article that expresses opinions or perspectives, especially in newspapers or magazines

éditorial

éditorial

Ex: She prepared the editorial content for the weekly column. 
director

a person who manages or is in charge of an activity, department, or organization

directeur, directeuse

directeur, directeuse

Ex: The director of the hospital oversees all medical and administrative operations. 
animator

a person who creates moving images, such as cartoons, using various techniques and software

animateur, dessinateur d'animation

animateur, dessinateur d'animation

programmer

a person who writes computer programs

programmeur, programmeuse

programmeur, programmeuse

Ex: The programmer debugged the code to fix errors and improve performance. 

Le programmeur a débogué le code pour corriger les erreurs et améliorer les performances.

news
news
[nom]

reports on recent events that are broadcast or published

nouvelle, information

nouvelle, information

Ex: She reads the local news online every morning to stay informed about community events. 

Elle lit les actualités locales en ligne chaque matin pour rester informée des événements communautaires.

photographer

a person who takes photographs as a job or hobby

photographe

photographe

Ex: The photographer took several portraits of the family. 
songwriter

someone who writes the words of songs and sometimes their music

compositeur, compositrice

compositeur, compositrice

Ex: As a talented songwriter, she has written hits for many famous artists. 

En tant que parolière talentueuse, elle a écrit des succès pour de nombreux artistes célèbres.

storyboard

a set of pictures or drawings depicting the outline of the plot of a movie, TV series, etc.

story-board, scénarimage

story-board, scénarimage

Ex: The artist sketched a detailed storyboard for the animated film. 

L'artiste a esquissé un storyboard détaillé pour le film d'animation.

artist
artist
[nom]

someone who creates drawings, sculptures, paintings, etc. either as their job or hobby

artiste

artiste

Ex: My sister is an artist who paints beautiful landscapes. 
stunt
stunt
[nom]

a difficult, unusual, or risky action performed to attract attention

acrobatie, coup d'éclat

acrobatie, coup d'éclat

Ex: He attempted a stunt to impress his friends. 

Il a tenté un coup d'éclat pour impressionner ses amis.

talk show

a type of TV or radio program on which famous people appear as guests to answer questions about themselves or other subjects

débat télévisé, talk-show

débat télévisé, talk-show

Ex: The talk show featured interviews with several celebrities. 

L'émission de talk-show a présenté des interviews avec plusieurs célébrités.

host
host
[nom]

the person in front of a camera who talks about different topics or invites guests to a TV or radio show

animateur, animatrice

animateur, animatrice

Ex: She earned acclaim as the charismatic host of a popular morning news program. 
quality
quality
[nom]

the grade, level, or standard of something's excellence measured against other things

qualité

qualité

Ex: She appreciated the craftsmanship and attention to detail that reflected in the quality of the handmade pottery. 
assurance

a firm promise or pledge that something will be done or provided

garantie

garantie

Ex: Emma asked for a written assurance that her job would be protected. 
analyst
analyst
[nom]

a person whose job is to examine information or a particular subject in detail and interpret or evaluate it

analyste

analyste

Ex: The political analyst discussed the election results on television. 
content
content
[nom]

(usually plural) the things that are held, included, or contained within something

contenu

contenu

Ex: After shaking the bag, he guessed its contents without opening it. 
manager
manager
[nom]

someone who is in charge of running a business or managing part or all of a company or organization

directeur, directrice

directeur, directrice

Ex: He worked his way up from cashier to store manager in just a year. 
amateur
amateur
[nom]

a person who lacks skill or experience in a particular activity

amateur, amatrice

amateur, amatrice

Ex: Only an amateur would make such a basic mistake. 
conflict

a disagreement or argument over something important

désaccord, différend, mésentente

désaccord, différend, mésentente

Ex: Management faced a conflict with the labor union. 
dangerous
dangerous
[Adjectif]

capable of destroying or causing harm to a person or thing

dangereux

dangereux

Ex: He was driving at a dangerous speed on the highway. 

Il conduisait à une vitesse dangereuse sur l'autoroute.

major
major
[Adjectif]

serious and of great importance

important, importante

important, importante

Ex: The major concern for the organization is maintaining financial stability. 
social event

a social gathering or occasion where people come together to interact and socialize with each other

événement social, réunion sociale

événement social, réunion sociale

truth
truth
[nom]

the true principles or facts about something, in contrast to what is imagined or thought

vérité

vérité

Ex: In court, witnesses are sworn to tell the truth during testimony. 
extra
extra
[nom]

a person hired to appear in a film or television production, typically in the background of scenes to add realism

figurant, figurante

figurant, figurante

Ex: She worked as an extra on the set, blending into the background of the busy café scene. 
to register

to enter one's name in a list of an institute, school, etc.

s'inscrire

s'inscrire

Ex: You need to register at the university's office before attending classes. 
agency
agency
[nom]

a business or organization that provides services to other parties, especially by representing them in transactions

agence

agence

Ex: An employment agency connects job seekers with potential employers. 
exclusively
exclusively
[Adverbe]

in a manner that is only available to a particular person, group, or thing

exclusivement

exclusivement

Ex: This special edition of the book is exclusively available to members of the collector's club. 

Cette édition spéciale du livre est exclusivement disponible pour les membres du club des collectionneurs.

reasonable
reasonable
[Adjectif]

(of a person) showing good judgment and acting by reason

raisonnable

raisonnable

Ex: She is a reasonable person who listens carefully to others. 

Elle est une personne raisonnable qui écoute attentivement les autres.

to explode
to explode
[verbe]

to burst apart violently and usually with a loud noise

exploser, éclater

exploser, éclater

Ex: One of the fireworks exploded high above the park. 
explosion

a sudden violent release of energy that causes gases or other material to expand rapidly, often with heat, noise, and destruction

explosion

explosion

Ex: Firefighters investigated the cause of the gas explosion. 
jury
jury
[nom]

a group of people chosen to hear the evidence in a court case and reach a verdict

jury

jury

Ex: Maria was selected to serve on a jury for a criminal trial. 
convincing
convincing
[Adjectif]

able to make someone believe that something is right or true

convaincant, persuasif

convaincant, persuasif

Ex: Her convincing explanation clarified the situation and alleviated any concerns. 

Son explication convaincante a clarifié la situation et apaisé toutes les inquiétudes.

challenging
challenging
[Adjectif]

difficult to accomplish, requiring skill or effort

éprouvant, difficile,  	 	exigeant

éprouvant, difficile, exigeant

Ex: Climbing the steep mountain trail was challenging, testing the hiker's endurance and determination. 

Grimper le sentier de montagne escarpé était difficile, mettant à l'épreuve l'endurance et la détermination du randonneur.

to notice
to notice
[verbe]

to pay attention and become aware of a particular thing or person

remarquer

remarquer

Ex: He failed to notice the warning signs of the impending storm. 
to compare
to compare
[verbe]

to examine or look for the differences between of two or more objects

comparer

comparer

Ex: The students were asked to compare the themes of two different novels. 
tutorial

a course of instruction that is presented to an individual or a small number of students, typically focused on a specific subject or topic

support de cours, tutoriel

support de cours, tutoriel

Ex: The math tutorial covered advanced calculus concepts that were challenging for the students. 

Le tutoriel de mathématiques a couvert des concepts avancés de calcul qui étaient difficiles pour les étudiants.

to rehearse

to practice a play, piece of music, etc. before the public performance

répéter

répéter

Ex: The musicians decided to rehearse their new song several times to ensure a flawless performance. 

Les musiciens ont décidé de répéter leur nouvelle chanson plusieurs fois pour assurer une performance impeccable.

to shoot
to shoot
[verbe]

to film or take a photograph of something

tourner

tourner

Ex: They shot several takes before getting the perfect one for the film. 
to find
to find
[verbe]

to search and discover something or someone that we have lost or do not know the location of

trouver

trouver

Ex: He looked for his missing phone, but it was nowhere to be found. 
location

the geographic position of someone or something

point

point

Ex: He marked the exact location of the treasure on the map with a red dot. 
to edit
to edit
[verbe]

to select, arrange, and remove parts of recorded material to prepare a film, television program, or other recording for presentation

monter,  éditer

monter, éditer

Ex: Daniel edited the interview down to five minutes. 
World Wide Web

a network of information that is accessible to people when they use the internet

réseau

réseau

Ex: We rely on the World Wide Web for communication and work these days. 

Nous comptons sur le World Wide Web pour la communication et le travail ces jours-ci.

disc jockey

someone who announces or plays popular recorded music on radio or TV, or at a disco, club, etc.

disc-jockey, animateur de radio, animatrice de radio

disc-jockey, animateur de radio, animatrice de radio

Ex: She's the disc jockey for the morning radio show, spinning tunes and chatting with listeners. 

Elle est le disc jockey de l'émission de radio du matin, passant des morceaux et discutant avec les auditeurs.

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