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Vocabulaire pour l'IELTS General (Score 6-7) - Maison

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés à la maison qui sont nécessaires pour l'examen IELTS General Training.

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Vocabulary for General Training IELTS (6-7)
duplex
duplex
[nom]

an apartment with two floors each with its own rooms connected by an internal staircase

duplex

duplex

Ex: Duplexes are popular in urban areas for their efficient use of space and potential rental income. 

Les duplex sont populaires dans les zones urbaines pour leur utilisation efficace de l'espace et leur potentiel de revenus locatifs.

dwelling

a house, apartment, or other place where someone lives

habitation, demeure, domicile

habitation, demeure, domicile

Ex: Sarah converted the old building into three separate dwellings. 
villa
villa
[nom]

a large and often luxurious house in the countryside, especially in southern Europe

villa, maison de campagne

villa, maison de campagne

Ex: Emma spent the summer at her family's villa near the coast. 
attic
attic
[nom]

an area or room directly under the roof of a house, typically used for storage or as an additional living area

grenier

grenier

Ex: The attic is accessible via a pull-down ladder in the hallway for storing seasonal decorations and old furniture. 

Le grenier est accessible via une échelle escamotable dans le couloir pour ranger les décorations saisonnières et les vieux meubles.

accommodation

a place where people live, stay, or work in

logement, logement, chambres

logement, logement, chambres

Ex: The hotel offers various types of accommodation, from standard rooms to luxury suites with ocean views. 

L'hôtel propose différents types d'hébergement, des chambres standard aux suites de luxe avec vue sur l'océan.

loft
loft
[nom]

a room immediately under the roof of a house, which is used as a storage or living space

grenier, combles

grenier, combles

Ex: The loft was full of old furniture and boxes. 

Le grenier était plein de vieux meubles et de cartons.

mudroom
mudroom
[nom]

a small room or area for putting in wet or dirty footwear and clothes before entering a house

vestiaire

vestiaire

Ex: The mudroom is the first place I go when I come home, where I take off my wet jacket and shoes. 

Le mudroom est le premier endroit où je vais quand je rentre à la maison, où j'enlève ma veste mouillée et mes chaussures.

panic room

a safe room in an office or house where people can escape into in case of danger

salle de panique

salle de panique

Ex: They felt more secure knowing they had a panic room with direct communication to the police. 

Ils se sentaient plus en sécurité sachant qu'ils avaient une salle de panique avec une communication directe avec la police.

utility room

a room in which there are large pieces of household equipment such as a dishwasher

buanderie

buanderie

Ex: After the laundry was done, I folded the clothes in the utility room. 

Après avoir fait la lessive, j'ai plié les vêtements dans la buanderie.

lease
lease
[nom]

an agreement in which we agree to pay rent to use someone else's house, room, etc.

bail

bail

Ex: In the lease, it's mentioned that I can't make major modifications to the flat. 
lounge
lounge
[nom]

a room in a house used for sitting, relaxing, and entertaining guests

salon

salon

Ex: Daniel carried the drinks into the lounge. 
mortgage

an official contract or arrangement by which a bank gives money to someone as a loan to buy a house and the person agrees to repay the loan over a specified period, usually with interest

emprunt immobilier

emprunt immobilier

Ex: The bank approved their mortgage application based on their credit history and income. 
to inhabit
to inhabit
[verbe]

to reside in a specific place

habiter, résider

habiter, résider

Ex: Nomadic tribes used to inhabit this region before settling in permanent villages. 

Les tribus nomades habitaient cette région avant de s'installer dans des villages permanents.

to dwell
to dwell
[verbe]

to live in a particular place

habiter, résider

habiter, résider

Ex: The historic town has streets where people still dwell in centuries-old houses. 

La ville historique a des rues où les gens habitent encore dans des maisons vieilles de plusieurs siècles.

to sublet
to sublet
[verbe]

to rent a place from its owner and then rent it to someone else without having any permission or legal right

sous-louer

sous-louer

to evict
to evict
[verbe]

to legally force someone to leave a property, often because they broke the rules of the rental agreement

expulser

expulser

Ex: The property owner evicted the noisy neighbors who disturbed the peace of the neighborhood. 

Le propriétaire a expulsé les voisins bruyants qui perturbaient la paix du quartier.

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