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Verbes de Gestion des Informations et des Objets - Verbes de comparaison et de contraste

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais faisant référence à la comparaison et au contraste, tels que « ressembler », « différer » et « égal ».

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Categorized English Verbs of Managing Information and Objects
to compare
[verbe]

to examine or look for the differences between of two or more objects

comparer

comparer

Ex: The chef likes compare different cooking techniques to enhance flavors .
to resemble
[verbe]

to have a similar appearance or characteristic to someone or something else

ressembler à

ressembler à

Ex: The actor resembles the historical figure he portrays in the movie .
to pass for
[verbe]

to be mistaken or accepted as something or someone else, often because of a resemblance or similarity

être pris pour, se faire passer pour

être pris pour, se faire passer pour

Ex: The replica is so well-made that it pass for the original .
to approximate
[verbe]

to be similar to something in quality or nature

approcher, être proche de

approcher, être proche de

Ex: This approximates the size and appearance of the original artifact .
to equal
[verbe]

to be the same as something in value, meaning, or effect

égaliser, être égal à

égaliser, être égal à

Ex: The company believes that equals customer satisfaction .
to tally
[verbe]

to match something else, showing similarity or consistency

correspondre, s'accorder

correspondre, s'accorder

Ex: The measurements of the two tallied perfectly , indicating they were the same size .
to equate
[verbe]

to view or describe something as similar or equal, often suggesting they have equal importance or value

équivaloir, associer

équivaloir, associer

Ex: We equating the importance of physical health with mental well-being .
to rival
[verbe]

to be equal to or compete closely with someone or something in terms of skill, ability, or performance

rivaliser, égaler

rivaliser, égaler

Ex: Her cooking rival those of professional chefs .
to parallel
[verbe]

to match something closely, suggesting similarity or equivalence

parallèle, correspondre à

parallèle, correspondre à

Ex: The teacher 's paralleled that of many students in the class .
to liken
[verbe]

to compare or represent something as similar to something else

comparer, assimiler

comparer, assimiler

Ex: The likened the thrill of a rollercoaster ride .
to correspond
[verbe]

to match or be similar to something else

correspondre

correspondre

Ex: Can you please ensure that the correspond with the data provided ?
to match
[verbe]

to be the same as or similar to something else

correspondre à

correspondre à

Ex: The new sofa does n't match the rest of the living room decor .
to match up
[verbe]

(of information) to align or correspond, indicating accuracy or reliability

correspondre, s'aligner

correspondre, s'aligner

Ex: The archaeological artifacts found at the match up with descriptions from ancient texts , providing valuable insights into the past .
to conform
[verbe]

to be similar to or in accordance with something

conformer, se conformer

conformer, se conformer

to blend in
[verbe]

to match well with the environment and become a part of the surroundings

s'intégrer, se fondre dans

s'intégrer, se fondre dans

Ex: As a new student , she found it difficult blend in with the larger class .
to fit in
[verbe]

to be socially fit for or belong within a particular group or environment

s'intégrer

s'intégrer

Ex: Over time , he learned fit in with the local traditions and lifestyle .
to sound
[verbe]

to give the impression of or appear as if something is a particular way or possesses specific qualities

semblent, paraitre

semblent, paraitre

Ex: Their sounds a sensible way to reduce costs .
to seem
[verbe]

to appear to be or do something particular

sembler

sembler

Ex: Surprising as it seem, I actually enjoy doing laundry .
to look
[verbe]

to have a particular appearance or give a particular impression

avoir l'air, sembler

avoir l'air, sembler

Ex: The looked happy playing in the park .
to appear
[verbe]

to seem as if someone or something is being or doing a particular thing

sembler, paraître

sembler, paraître

Ex: From their body language , appears they are in a deep conversation .
to differ
[verbe]

to be different from something or someone

être différent de, différer de

être différent de, différer de

Ex: The results of the differ depending on the variables tested .
to differentiate
[verbe]

to recognize the difference present between two people or things

faire la différence entre

faire la différence entre

Ex: The color scheme differentiate one design from another .
to contrast
[verbe]

to compare two people or things so that their differences are noticeable

comparer, exposer les différences entre

comparer, exposer les différences entre

Ex: When contrast the two cities , you 'll see clear differences in their cultures .
to collate
[verbe]

to compare different pieces of information and examine them to find their differences

rassembler, collecter, compiler

rassembler, collecter, compiler

Ex: He spent collating the results of the survey to identify key findings .
to contradict
[verbe]

(of pieces of evidence, facts, statements, etc.) to be opposite or very different in a way that it is impossible for all to be true at the same time

contredire

contredire

Ex: Can you please clarify why your contradicts the information provided in the report ?
to conflict
[verbe]

(of two ideas, opinions, etc.) to oppose each other

se contredire

se contredire

Ex: His actions conflict with his stated intentions .
to clash
[verbe]

to be different from each other, resulting in incompatibility or disagreement

être en désaccord, entrer en conflit

être en désaccord, entrer en conflit

Ex: Their clashed when they realized they were competing for the same promotion .
to vary
[verbe]

to differ or deviate from a standard or expected condition

varier, différer

varier, différer

Ex: The prices of these vary depending on their quality and demand .
to stand out
[verbe]

to be prominent and easily noticeable

se distinguer, se démarquer

se distinguer, se démarquer

Ex: Her colorful dress made stand out in the crowd of people wearing neutral tones .
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