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Compétences Lexicales SAT 3 - Leçon 41

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integral
integral
[Adjectif]

necessary and important as a part of a larger whole

intégrant

intégrant

Ex: Exercise is an integral part of her daily routine. 
integrity

the state of being whole, complete, and undamaged or undivided

intégrité

intégrité

Ex: Scientists checked the integrity of the container before using it. 
tendency

a mental disposition or attitude that favors one option over others

tendance, propension

tendance, propension

Ex: A tendency to focus on details can sometimes slow progress. 
tendentious
tendentious
[Adjectif]

stating a cause or opinion that one strongly believes in, particularly one that causes a lot of controversy

tendancieux

tendancieux

Ex: The documentary was criticized for its tendentious portrayal of the events. 

Le documentaire a été critiqué pour sa représentation tendancieuse des événements.

submissive
submissive
[Adjectif]

showing a tendency to be passive or compliant

soumis, assujetti

soumis, assujetti

Ex: Her submissive attitude in meetings often led her to agree with whatever was suggested. 

Son attitude soumise lors des réunions la conduisait souvent à être d'accord avec tout ce qui était suggéré.

submission

the act or state of yielding to another person's authority, control, or superior power

remise

remise

Ex: The ruler demanded complete submission from his opponents. 
conservatism

a political belief with an inclination to keep the traditional values in a society by avoiding changes

conservatisme

conservatisme

Ex: The politician's platform is rooted in conservatism, advocating for lower taxes and reduced government spending. 

La plateforme du politicien est enracinée dans le conservatisme, préconisant des impôts plus bas et une réduction des dépenses publiques.

conservative
conservative
[Adjectif]

supporting traditional values and beliefs and not willing to accept any contradictory change

conservateur

conservateur

Ex: He held conservative views on social issues such as marriage and gender roles. 
conservatory

a school or college that people attend to for studying music, theater, or some other form of art

conservatoire

conservatoire

Ex: She auditioned for admission to the prestigious conservatory, hoping to pursue her passion for acting and hone her skills under renowned instructors. 

Elle a auditionné pour être admise au conservatoire prestigieux, espérant poursuivre sa passion pour le jeu d'acteur et perfectionner ses compétences sous la direction d'instructeurs renommés.

decimal
decimal
[Adjectif]

relating to a system of numbers based on powers of ten, where quantities are expressed using digits, including fractions and whole numbers

décimal

décimal

Ex: The number 3.14 is a decimal representation of the mathematical constant pi, which is approximately equal to 3.14159265359. 

Le nombre 3,14 est une représentation décimale de la constante mathématique pi, qui est approximativement égale à 3,14159265359.

decathlon

a competition consisting of ten different sports that takes place over two days

décathlon

décathlon

Ex: The decathlon requires a diverse skill set and athleticism, testing competitors' speed, strength, agility, and stamina across a range of disciplines. 

Le décathlon exige un ensemble de compétences diversifié et de l'athlétisme, testant la vitesse, la force, l'agilité et l'endurance des concurrents dans une gamme de disciplines.

decapod
decapod
[nom]

a ten-footed animal that lives in water, such as a crab, shrimp, lobster, etc.

décapode

décapode

effulgent
effulgent
[Adjectif]

radiant and brilliant in appearance

éclatant

éclatant

Ex: The effulgent moonlight reflected off the calm ocean waves. 

La lumière éblouissante de la lune se reflétait sur les vagues calmes de l'océan.

effulgence

having a radiant quality

éclat

éclat

primeval
primeval
[Adjectif]

related to a distant past

primitif

primitif

Ex: Primeval creatures roamed the Earth long before humans existed. 

Les créatures primordiales parcouraient la Terre bien avant que les humains n'existent.

primitive
primitive
[Adjectif]

belonging to an early stage in the evolutionary development of humans or animals

primitif

primitif

Ex: The fossil belonged to a primitive ancestor of modern mammals. 
primordial
primordial
[Adjectif]

belonging to the beginning of time

primordial

primordial

Ex: The primordial oceans teemed with life forms that predated dinosaurs. 

Les océans primordiaux grouillaient de formes de vie qui précédaient les dinosaures.

indignity

an action or comment that causes a person to feel humiliated or loses their dignity

indignité

indignité

Ex: He suffered the indignity of public criticism. 

Il a subi l'indignité des critiques publiques.

indignant
indignant
[Adjectif]

feeling angry because of a mistake or injustice

indigné

indigné

Ex: He felt indignant when the rules were applied unfairly. 

Il s'est senti indigné lorsque les règles ont été appliquées injustement.

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