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Compétences Lexicales SAT 3 - Leçon 39

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to inundate

to cover a stretch of land with a lot of water

inonder

inonder

Ex: Melting snow and ice can inundate low-lying fields, making them unusable for farming. 

La fonte des neiges et de la glace peut inonder les champs en contrebas, les rendant inutilisables pour l'agriculture.

inundated
inundated
[Adjectif]

(of an area) flooded with water

être inondé

être inondé

inundation

a natural phenomenon in which water overflows and covers an area that is usually dry

inondation

inondation

transverse
transverse
[Adjectif]

placed across another thing in a way that there is a right angle between the two of them

transversal

transversal

Ex: The transverse waves travel perpendicular to the direction of propagation. 

Les ondes transversales se propagent perpendiculairement à la direction de propagation.

transposition

the act or process of moving something to a different place

transposition

transposition

to transplant

to remove a plant from its original place and replant it somewhere else

transplanter

transplanter

Ex: To create a more harmonious landscape, the landscaper decided to transplant mature trees to different areas of the park. 

Pour créer un paysage plus harmonieux, le paysagiste a décidé de transplanter des arbres matures vers différentes zones du parc.

to transmute

to change something's nature, appearance, or substance into something different and usually better

transformer

transformer

Ex: The chef's culinary skills allowed him to transmute simple ingredients into exquisite and flavorful dishes. 

Les compétences culinaires du chef lui ont permis de transmuer des ingrédients simples en plats exquis et savoureux.

to transmit

to communicate an idea, feeling, message, or knowledge to another person

transmettre

transmettre

Ex: Good teachers transmit knowledge in ways students can understand. 
transmission

the act or process of sending information or a message from one person or place to another

transmission, retransmission

transmission, retransmission

Ex: The system allows rapid transmission of messages between offices. 
transference

the act of altering the form of something

transmission

transmission

transferrer

a person who moves something from one place to another

transfert

transfert

to transfigure

to change the form, appearance, or nature of something

transfigurer

transfigurer

Ex: The artist's brushstroke seemed to transfigure the canvas, bringing life to the mundane scene. 

Le coup de pinceau de l'artiste semblait transfigurer la toile, donnant vie à une scène banale.

successor

a person who takes over a job, position, title, or role after someone else

successeur

successeur

Ex: She was widely regarded as his natural successor. 
successive
successive
[Adjectif]

happening one after another, in an uninterrupted sequence

successif

successif

Ex: The successive failures of the project led to its eventual cancellation. 
to revoke
to revoke
[verbe]

to officially cancel or withdraw something, such as a law, a decision, a license, or a privilege

retirer, révoquer

retirer, révoquer

Ex: The government decided to revoke the controversial law due to public protests. 

Le gouvernement a décidé de révoquer la loi controversée en raison des protestations publiques.

revocation

the cancelation of a law, agreement, or decision

annulation, abrogation, 	révocation

annulation, abrogation, révocation

to commiserate

to express sympathy or pity, especially with someone who is experiencing misfortune, hardship, or sorrow

témoigner de la sympathie

témoigner de la sympathie

Ex: After hearing the news, she reached out to commiserate with her grieving friend. 

Après avoir entendu la nouvelle, elle a tendu la main pour compatir avec son ami en deuil.

bullion
bullion
[nom]

a bulk quantity of gold or silver

or en barre, or en lingots, argent en barre

or en barre, or en lingots, argent en barre

Ex: The treasure consisted of coins, jewelry, and heaps of bullion. 

Le trésor était composé de pièces, de bijoux et de tas de lingots.

bulbous
bulbous
[Adjectif]

having the form or structure of a bulb

bulbeux

bulbeux

Ex: Garlic has a bulbous structure composed of multiple cloves. 

L'ail a une structure bulbeuse composée de plusieurs gousses.

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