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Le livre Total English - Intermédiaire - Unité 8 - Vocabulaire

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Total English - Intermediate
to overcook

to cook food for too long or at too high a temperature, resulting in a loss of flavor, texture, or nutritional value

trop cuire, cuire excessivement

trop cuire, cuire excessivement

Ex: She accidentally overcooked the steak, making it tough and dry. 

Elle a accidentellement trop cuit le steak, le rendant dur et sec.

to underdevelop

to process a photographic film or print for less time than is necessary to achieve a fully developed image

sous-développer, développer insuffisamment

sous-développer, développer insuffisamment

dishonest
dishonest
[Adjectif]

not truthful or trustworthy, often engaging in immoral behavior

malhonnête

malhonnête

Ex: The salesman's dishonest tactics led to distrust among customers. 

Les tactiques malhonnêtes du vendeur ont conduit à la méfiance parmi les clients.

inhuman
inhuman
[Adjectif]

lacking compassion, empathy, or decency, often being cruel or brutal

inhumain

inhumain

Ex: His inhuman disregard for others' suffering was evident in his callous remarks. 

Son mépris inhumain pour la souffrance des autres était évident dans ses remarques insensibles.

creation

the act of bringing something into existence

création, œuvre

création, œuvre

Ex: His creation of the new software revolutionized the industry. 
civilization

a society that has developed its own culture and institutions in a particular period of time or place

civilisation

civilisation

Ex: Modern civilization relies heavily on technology and global communication. 

La civilisation moderne dépend fortement de la technologie et de la communication mondiale.

intelligence

the ability to correctly utilize thought and reason, learn from experience, or to successfully adapt to the environment

intelligence

intelligence

Ex: She demonstrated her intelligence by quickly understanding the difficult concept. 
ignorance

the fact or state of not having the necessary information, knowledge, or understanding of something

ignorance

ignorance

Ex: The teacher worked hard to address the students' ignorance of the topic, providing extra lessons to improve their understanding. 
movement

a collective of individuals united by shared beliefs or ideology, working toward general social, political, or cultural goals

mouvement

mouvement

Ex: Members of the movement gather for regular meetings. 
darkness

the quality of having little or almost no light

obscurité

obscurité

Ex: The darkness of the night sky was pierced only by the occasional star. 
to educate
to educate
[verbe]

to teach someone, especially through formal schooling or instruction

instruire, former

instruire, former

Ex: She was educated at a private school in Boston. 
to employ
to employ
[verbe]

to give work to someone and pay them

employer

employer

Ex: The company has plans to employ additional staff for their new project. 
to accommodate

to help or oblige someone by meeting their needs or requests

satisfaire, accommoder

satisfaire, accommoder

Ex: We will do our best to accommodate your request. 
to treat
to treat
[verbe]

to provide medical care such as medicine or therapy to heal injuries, illnesses, or wounds and make someone better

traiter, soigner

traiter, soigner

Ex: Physicians prescribe medications to treat various illnesses and infections. 
to punish
to punish
[verbe]

to make someone suffer a penalty or unpleasant consequence for wrongdoing

punir

punir

Ex: Parents should explain the rules clearly before punishing a child for breaking them. 
important
important
[Adjectif]

having a lot of value

important

important

Ex: Education is an important tool for personal and professional development. 

L'éducation est un outil important pour le développement personnel et professionnel.

independent
independent
[Adjectif]

able to do things as one wants without needing help from others

indépendant

indépendant

Ex: Despite her young age, she's quite independent, managing her own finances and responsibilities. 
to govern
to govern
[verbe]

to control or determine how an activity, process, or situation operates or develops

régir, contrôler

régir, contrôler

Ex: Market conditions often govern the price of agricultural products. 
different
different
[Adjectif]

not like another thing or person in form, quality, nature, etc.

différent

différent

Ex: She studied different subjects in school, from math to history. 
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