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Total English - Advanced
biotechnology

the use of living organisms, or their parts or products, in industrial, agricultural, medical, or other technological applications to produce or modify useful products or processes

biotechnologie, technologie biologique

biotechnologie, technologie biologique

censorship

the act of banning or deleting information that could be valuable to the enemy

la censure, le contrôle de l'information

la censure, le contrôle de l'information

Ex: The government imposed strict censorship on news reports to control the narrative during the crisis. 
poverty
poverty
[nom]

the condition of lacking enough money or income to afford basic needs like food, clothing, etc.

pauvreté

pauvreté

Ex: Many families in the area live in poverty and struggle to access basic services. 
democracy

a form of government where the power is vested in the hands of the people, either directly or through elected representatives

démocratie

démocratie

Ex: In a democracy, all citizens have the right to express their opinions freely and participate in decision-making processes. 
globalization

the fact that the cultures and economic systems around the world are becoming connected and similar as a result of improvement in communications and development of multinational corporations

mondialisation

mondialisation

Ex: Globalization has led to an increase in international trade and economic cooperation. 
global warming

the increase in the average temperature of the Earth as a result of the greenhouse effect

réchauffement de la planète

réchauffement de la planète

Ex: Scientists link global warming to rising sea levels. 
immigration

the fact or process of coming to another country to permanently live there

immigration

immigration

Ex: The country has seen a rise in immigration due to its strong job market and high quality of life. 
identity theft

the illegal use of someone's name and personal information without their knowledge, particularly to gain money or goods

vol d'identité

vol d'identité

Ex: She became a victim of identity theft when someone used her Social Security number to open a bank account. 
exploration

the act of traveling through unfamiliar areas in order to gain knowledge or discover new information

exploration

exploration

Ex: The scientists set out on an exploration of the remote rainforest to study its unique ecosystem. 
multiculturalism

the belief that cultural diversity within a society should be respected

multiculturalisme

multiculturalisme

Ex: Multiculturalism celebrates the richness of cultural diversity and recognizes the contributions of different ethnic, religious, and linguistic groups to society. 
unemployment

the state of being without a job

chômage

chômage

Ex: She struggled with unemployment after being laid off from her job at the factory. 
depletion

the reduction or exhaustion of a resource, supply, or quantity, resulting in a decrease or loss

épuisement, réduction

épuisement, réduction

ozone layer

a layer of gases in the earth's atmosphere that does not let the sun's ultraviolet radiation pass through

couche d'ozone

couche d'ozone

Ex: The ozone layer is a region of the Earth's stratosphere that absorbs most of the sun's ultraviolet radiation. 
cloning
cloning
[nom]

the scientific process of creating an identical or near-identical copy of a living organism, cell, or DNA sequence through asexual reproduction or genetic engineering techniques

clonage

clonage

Ex: This experiment successfully demonstrated the cloning of plant cells. 
freedom of speech

the right to express any opinions or ideas without censorship, restraint, or fear of retaliation from the government or other authorities

liberté d'expression

liberté d'expression

corporation

a company or group of people that are considered as a single unit by law

société

société

Ex: The corporation expanded its operations into international markets last year. 
pollution

a change in water, air, etc. that makes it harmful or dangerous

pollution

pollution

Ex: The pollution in the lake has made the water toxic to fish and plants. 
to overrate

to give something or someone more credit than is deserved

surestimer

surestimer

Ex: Many people overrate luxury brands, assuming higher prices mean better quality. 
to underrate

to consider someone or something as less important, valuable, or skillful than they actually are

sous-estimer

sous-estimer

Ex: Many people underrate the importance of sleep for overall health. 
disastrous
disastrous
[Adjectif]

very harmful or bad

désastreux

désastreux

Ex: The storm's disastrous impact left thousands of homes without power. 
deadly
deadly
[Adjectif]

able to cause death

mortel

mortel

Ex: The explosion had deadly consequences. 
benefit
benefit
[nom]

an advantage or a helpful effect that is the result of a situation

bénéfice

bénéfice

Ex: One of the main benefits of exercise is improved mental health. 
indispensable
indispensable
[Adjectif]

essential and impossible to do without

indispensable

indispensable

Ex: Oxygen is indispensable for human life. 
invaluable
invaluable
[Adjectif]

holding such great value or importance that it cannot be measured or replaced

inestimable

inestimable

Ex: Her advice was invaluable in helping me make the right decision. 
to tear out

to forcefully split or remove something from their place or position, often through pulling or ripping

arracher, déraciner

arracher, déraciner

Ex: The gardener had to tear out the invasive weeds from the flower bed. 
in the fast lane

in a way that involves danger yet is full of excitement and adventure

à cent à l'heure, à fond, entre risque et adrénaline

à cent à l'heure, à fond, entre risque et adrénaline

Ex: Ever since he started traveling the world as a freelance photographer, he's been living life in the fast lane, capturing breathtaking but risky shots. 
wake-up call

a phone call that is made at a particular time to wake someone up, at their request, for example in a hotel

réveil par téléphone

réveil par téléphone

Ex: She requested a wake-up call at 6 AM to ensure she wouldn't miss her early flight. 
be-all and end-all

the ultimate or most important thing

Ex: For a successful business, customer service is often the be-all and end-all in building long-term relationships with clients. 
around the clock

non-stop and continuing through the whole day and night

vingt-quatre heures sur vingt-quatre, jour et nuit

vingt-quatre heures sur vingt-quatre, jour et nuit

Ex: The nurses worked around the clock during the emergency. 
to burn out

to feel very tired from working too much over a period of time

s'épuiser, se consumer

s'épuiser, se consumer

Ex: She burned herself out by taking on too many projects at once. 
golden opportunity

a highly favorable or advantageous chance or situation that holds great potential for success or achievement

occasion en or, opportunité en or

occasion en or, opportunité en or

Ex: He didn't want to miss the golden opportunity to work with the renowned scientist. 
itchy feet

a strong urge to travel or leave somewhere

envie folle de partir, besoin de bouger

envie folle de partir, besoin de bouger

Ex: Ever since he was a child, he had itchy feet and dreamt of exploring distant lands. 
major
major
[Adjectif]

serious and of great importance

important, importante

important, importante

Ex: The major issue facing the city is the lack of affordable housing. 
far-reaching
far-reaching
[Adjectif]

having significant effects, implications, or consequences that extend over a wide area or range

de grande portée, aux conséquences étendues

de grande portée, aux conséquences étendues

Ex: The far-reaching consequences of the decision affected not only the company but also its employees and customers. 
root
root
[nom]

the primary cause of something

source, origine

source, origine

Ex: Understanding the root of the problem is essential for finding an effective solution to the conflict. 
to bring about

to be the reason for a specific incident or result

entraîner, provoquer

entraîner, provoquer

Ex: The negotiations brought about a resolution to the conflict. 
to [give] rise to

to create a particular situation or event

Ex: Social media platforms can give rise to both positive and negative trends. 
to result in

to cause something to occur

avoir pour résultat

avoir pour résultat

Ex: His reckless driving resulted in a serious accident. 
to stem from

to originate from a particular source or factor

venir de, provenir de

venir de, provenir de

Ex: The economic downturn stems from global market fluctuations. 
in particular
in particular
[Adverbe]

used to specify or emphasize a particular aspect or detail within a broader context

en particulier, notamment

en particulier, notamment

Ex: The study found several benefits of the new technology, in particular, its impact on productivity and cost savings. 
furthermore
furthermore
[Adverbe]

used to introduce additional information

de plus, en outre

de plus, en outre

Ex: The research findings supported the hypothesis, and furthermore, they provided valuable insights into potential applications. 
nevertheless
nevertheless
[Adverbe]

used to introduce an opposing statement

pourtant

pourtant

Ex: The plan was risky; they proceeded nevertheless. 
in addition to
in addition to
[préposition]

used to add extra or supplementary information

en plus de

en plus de

Ex: In addition to his degree in engineering, he also has a diploma in music. 
on the other (hand|)

used to introduce a contrasting aspect of a situation, especially when comparing it to a previous point

d'un autre côté, par contre

d'un autre côté, par contre

Ex: The job pays well; on the other hand, the hours are extremely long. 
to imply
to imply
[verbe]

to suggest without explicitly stating

impliquer

impliquer

Ex: The politician's statement seemed to imply that there was more to the story than what was being revealed. 
to emphasize

to highlight something and make it easier to notice by drawing attention toward it

souligner

souligner

Ex: The bold belt emphasized the waistline of the dress, creating an hourglass silhouette. 
to infer
to infer
[verbe]

to reach an opinion or decision based on available evidence and one's understanding of the matter

déduire

déduire

Ex: After observing the pattern of behavior, the detective could infer that the suspect was familiar with the victim. 
to stress
to stress
[verbe]

to emphasize a particular point or aspect

souligner, insister sur

souligner, insister sur

Ex: The teacher stressed the need for thorough preparation before the exam. 
to generate

to cause or give rise to something

créer, générer, susciter

créer, générer, susciter

Ex: The artist's provocative work generated controversy and debate, challenging societal norms and perceptions. 
to assess
to assess
[verbe]

to form a judgment on the quality, worth, nature, ability or importance of something, someone, or a situation

évaluer

évaluer

Ex: The manager assesses employees' performance during quarterly reviews. 
to formulate

to thoughtfully prepare or create something, paying close attention to its details

formuler, élaborer

formuler, élaborer

Ex: The scientist spent months formulating a precise hypothesis for the experiment. 
notably
notably
[Adverbe]

used to introduce the most important part of what is being said

particulièrement, spécialement, surtout

particulièrement, spécialement, surtout

Ex: The city is known for its rich history, notably its ancient architecture. 
to sum up
to sum up
[verbe]

to briefly state the most important parts or facts of something

résumer

résumer

Ex: To save time, the presenter decided to sum the discussion up quickly. 
chronological
chronological
[Adjectif]

organized according to the order that the events occurred in

chronologique

chronologique

Ex: The historical events were presented in chronological order. 
alphabetical
alphabetical
[Adjectif]

arranged according to the order of the letters in the alphabet

alphabétique, par ordre alphabétique

alphabétique, par ordre alphabétique

Ex: The names were listed in alphabetical order for easy reference. 
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