nostalgic

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memorable

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forgetful

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"Memory" désigne ici la capacité de l'esprit à conserver des informations et à se rappeler des événements, des personnes et des expériences du passé. Il s'agit de la faculté générale de mémoire, non d'un souvenir précis ; memory peut être dénombrable pour parler d'un souvenir particulier.

Que signifie le mot anglais "memory" dans cet emploi ?

memory

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vivid

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vague

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memento

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souvenir

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mnemonic

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to reminisce

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to take back

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to remind

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"Remember" signifie qu'une information, une personne, un événement ou une expérience du passé revient à l'esprit ou peut être rappelé volontairement. Dans ce sens, l'information était déjà présente dans la mémoire. Son principal contraire est forget.

Que signifie le mot anglais "remember" ?

to remember

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The idiom "jog one's memory" likely originates from the idea of using a physical action, such as a gentle jog or nudge, to stimulate or awaken a person's memory. This expression is now used when you want to remind or prompt someone to remember something they may have forgotten or overlooked. It is often used in situations where a person is struggling to recall specific details or facts, and you want to assist them in remembering.

What is the origin of the idiom "jog one's memory" and when to use it?

to [jog] {one's} memory

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En anglais, "straight" dans ce sens décrit des cheveux lisses, sans boucles ni ondulations naturelles. Straight hair (cheveux raides), naturally straight (naturellement raide) et long straight hair (longs cheveux raides) sont courants. C'est l'opposé de curly.

Que signifie le mot anglais "straight" dans ce sens ?

straight

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En anglais, "curly" décrit des cheveux formant des boucles ou spirales nettes, naturellement ou par coiffage. Curly hair (cheveux bouclés), naturally curly (naturellement bouclé) et curly-haired (aux cheveux bouclés) sont courants. Curly est plus bouclé que wavy et s'oppose à straight.

Que signifie le mot anglais "curly" dans ce sens ?

curly

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En anglais, "wavy" décrit des cheveux qui ne sont pas complètement lisses et présentent de légères ondulations, sans être aussi bouclés que curly. Wavy hair (cheveux ondulés), naturally wavy (naturellement ondulé) et long wavy hair (longs cheveux ondulés) sont courants.

Que signifie le mot anglais "wavy" dans ce sens ?

wavy

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En anglais, "bald" décrit une personne qui a très peu ou pas de cheveux sur la tête. Go bald (devenir chauve), completely bald (complètement chauve) et bald man (homme chauve) sont courants. Le mot concerne généralement les cheveux du crâne.

Que signifie le mot anglais "bald" dans ce sens ?

bald

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mousy

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spiky

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dyed

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wrinkle

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clean-shaven

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chubby

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En anglais, "round" décrit quelque chose de circulaire ou approximativement sphérique, sans angles marqués. Round table (table ronde), round face (visage rond) et round object (objet rond) sont courants.

Que signifie le mot anglais "round" dans ce sens ?

round

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En anglais, "beard" désigne les poils qui poussent sur le menton, les joues et le bas du visage d'un homme. Grow a beard (se laisser pousser la barbe), shave a beard (se raser la barbe) et full beard (barbe complète) sont courants. Beard est différent de mustache.

Que signifie le mot anglais "beard" ?

beard

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muscular

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stocky

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a bit

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overweight

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En anglais, "slim" décrit une personne mince, généralement bien proportionnée et de façon plutôt positive. Slim figure (silhouette mince), tall and slim (grand et mince) et stay slim (rester mince) sont courants. Slim est souvent plus positif que skinny.

Que signifie le mot anglais "slim" dans ce sens ?

slim

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En anglais, "skinny" décrit une personne très mince avec peu de graisse corporelle. Skinny person (personne très maigre), skinny arms (bras très maigres) et look skinny (avoir l'air très maigre) sont courants. Le mot a souvent une nuance plus négative que slim.

Que signifie le mot anglais "skinny" dans ce sens ?

skinny

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En anglais, "good-looking" décrit une personne physiquement attirante. Good-looking man (bel homme), good-looking woman (belle femme) et very good-looking (très séduisant) sont courants. L'expression s'emploie pour les hommes comme pour les femmes.

Que signifie l'expression anglaise "good-looking" ?

good-looking

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scruffy

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elegant

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tanned

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confused

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suspicious

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uneasy

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curious

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annoyed

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excited

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uninterested

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optimistic

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shocked

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relieved

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The idiom "cold fish" has its roots in the early 20th century and it likely stems from the association of fish with cold-blooded animals that do not exhibit warm emotions or expressions. It is used to describe someone who seems unfeeling, aloof, or indifferent, often making it difficult for others to form a close or emotional connection with them.

What is the origin of the idiom "cold fishing" and when to use it?

cold fish

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The origin of the phrase "hard as nails" can be traced back to the 19th century. The phrase likely emerged from the association between the physical hardness of nails. This phrase is typically used in informal contexts to describe someone's ability to withstand challenges, maintain a strong demeanor, or exhibit unwavering resolve.

What is the origin of the idiom "hard as nails" and when to use it?

(as|) (hard|tough) as nails

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"A pain in the neck" is an English idiomatic expression that dates back to the early 20th century, used figuratively from the literal discomfort of a stiff or sore neck. It came to describe a person or thing that is very annoying, troublesome, or irritating. The phrase is used in informal speech, everyday conversation, and writing to convey mild frustration or complaint. It is not vulgar and is generally considered a light, socially acceptable way to criticize someone or something.

What is the origin of the idiom "a pain in the neck" and when to use it?

a pain in the neck

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The phrase "one's heart is in the right place" has been in use for a long time, but its specific origin is unclear. This idiom can be applied to various situations where someone genuinely cares but may not always act perfectly. It reminds us to focus on the goodness of someone's intentions rather than solely judging their actions.

What is the origin of the idiom "one's heart is in the right place" and when to use it?

{one's} heart [is] in the right place

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know-all

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high-flyer

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loner

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skeptical

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(tough|tricky|awkward) customer

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Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 6 - Reference in the Total English Upper-Intermediate coursebook, such as "vague", "nostalgic", "uneasy", etc.

Total English Upper-Intermediate « Unité 6 - Référence » Vocabulaire