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Verbes de Causation du Mouvement - Verbes pour transaction et échange

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais faisant référence à la transaction et à l'échange, tels que « emprunter », « changer » et « prêter ».

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Categorized English Verbs of Causing Movement
to borrow
[verbe]

to use or take something belonging to someone else, with the idea of returning it

emprunter

emprunter

Ex: Instead of buying a lawnmower , he chose borrow one from his neighbor for the weekend .
to lend
[verbe]

to give someone something, like money, expecting them to give it back after a while

prêter

prêter

Ex: He agreed lend his car to his friend for the weekend .
to loan
[verbe]

to give someone something, such as an amount of money, with the understanding that it will be returned

prêter

prêter

Ex: He decided loan his friend the needed tools for the home improvement project .
to cash
[verbe]

to turn a check, financial paper, etc. into real money

encaisser, changer

encaisser, changer

Ex: He needed cash the traveler 's checks to have local currency for the trip .

to give something, particularly money, to make up for the difficulty, pain, damage, etc. that someone has suffered

compenser, indemniser

compenser, indemniser

Ex: The government established a fund compensate victims of a natural disaster .

to repay someone for their efforts, losses, services, etc.

dédommager

dédommager

Ex: The hotel manager promised recompense guests for the noise disturbance during their stay .

to repay someone for expenses or losses they have experienced

rembourser, rendre

rembourser, rendre

Ex: The university agreed reimburse students for the unexpected textbook expenses .

to repay someone for financial loss, damage, etc. that they have experienced

indemniser pour

indemniser pour

Ex: The rental agreement required the tenant indemnify the landlord for damages caused to the property beyond normal wear and tear .
to recoup
[verbe]

to repay someone, typically for losses or expenses they have suffered

rembourser

rembourser

Ex: The airline recoup passengers for the inconvenience caused by flight cancellations .
to requite
[verbe]

to give something as a reward or compensation for services, favors, or achievements

payer de retour

payer de retour

Ex: She always makes an effort requite any favor she receives .
to swap
[verbe]

to give something to a person and receive something else in return

échanger

échanger

Ex: Letswap contact information so we can stay in touch .

to give something to someone and receive something else from them

échanger, remplacer

échanger, remplacer

Ex: The conference provided an opportunity for professionals exchange ideas and insights in their respective fields .
to trade
[verbe]

to exchange one thing for another through a mutual agreement

échanger, troquer

échanger, troquer

Ex: traded his large SUV for a more fuel-efficient hybrid car .
to barter
[verbe]

to exchange goods or services without using money

faire du troc, troquer

faire du troc, troquer

Ex: Communities near rivers bartered fish and other aquatic resources for agricultural produce .

to swap items, information, etc. between different parties

échanger, interchanger

échanger, interchanger

Ex: Scientists from various disciplines interchange data and findings to advance research .
to switch
[verbe]

to swap one thing with another

échanger, troquer

échanger, troquer

Ex: The switched the main course on the menu for a seasonal dish featuring local produce .
to replace
[verbe]

to put someone or something new instead of someone or something else

remplacer

remplacer

Ex: The coach decided replace the injured player with a substitute from the bench .

to put something or someone in the place of another

substituer à, remplacer par

substituer à, remplacer par

Ex: The factory upgraded its machinerysubstituting manual labor with automated processes to improve efficiency .
to change
[verbe]

to substitute one thing for another, particularly something better or newer, but of the same kind

changer, remplacer

changer, remplacer

Ex: The old battery in the remote control needs to changed.

to replace the position or importance of something

déplacer, remplacer

déplacer, remplacer

Ex: The innovative product aims displace existing solutions in the market by offering enhanced features .

to replace something, especially by force or through competition

supplanter

supplanter

Ex: The younger generation 's ideas can supplant the traditional norms in societal evolution .

to do something in order to replace something lost or fix something damaged

compenser

compenser

Ex: Giving a heartfelt apology can make up for the hurtful words that were spoken during the argument .
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