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Verbes du Cours des Événements - Verbes pour le timing

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais faisant référence au timing tels que « prolonger », « glisser » et « passer ».

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Categorized English Verbs Denoting Course of Events
to prolong
[verbe]

to make something last longer in time than it would naturally

prolonger

prolonger

Ex: We prolonged the event to accommodate all attendees.

to extend a period of time or duration

faire durer, faire traîner, prolonger

faire durer, faire traîner, prolonger

Ex: We protracting the project timeline due to unforeseen delays .

to extend in time, length, or duration, often longer than necessary

prolonger, étendre

prolonger, étendre

Ex: The interviewee draw out responses , elaborating on each answer with anecdotes and explanations .

to prolong or extend a situation, event, or process, often unnecessarily

trainer, prolonger

trainer, prolonger

Ex: The management promised not drag out the decision-making process for the new project .

to extend a process, activity, or situation

étendre, prolonger

étendre, prolonger

Ex: The project manager decided to spin the timeline out to allow for more thorough testing.
to stall
[verbe]

to delay doing something that needs to be done

retarder, ajourner

retarder, ajourner

Ex: stalled in my response , unsure of how to handle the situation .
to spend
[verbe]

to pass time in a particular manner or in a certain place

passer, consacrer

passer, consacrer

Ex: I spending quality time with my friends .
to pass
[verbe]

(of time) to go by

passer

passer

Ex: The pass slowly when you 're waiting for something .
to elapse
[verbe]

(of time) to pass by

passer

passer

Ex: The elapsed slowly during the long winter months .
to go by
[verbe]

to pass a certain point in time

passer

passer

Ex: I ca n't believe how quickly the went by.
to slip by
[verbe]

(of a period of time) to pass quickly or unnoticed

passer, s'écouler

passer, s'écouler

Ex: The hours slipping by as we work on the project .
to follow
[verbe]

to come after another thing or person in order or time

suivre, venir après

suivre, venir après

Ex: The decade followed the war was a time of rebuilding .
to precede
[verbe]

to come before something else in time

précéder

précéder

Ex: The traditional customs of the preceded the introduction of contemporary practices .

to occur at the same time as something else

coïncider

coïncider

Ex: The meeting coinciding with my dentist appointment .
to lag
[verbe]

to fall behind in progress or development

être à la traîne, prendre du retard

être à la traîne, prendre du retard

Ex: The manufacturing lagged due to supply chain disruptions .
to predate
[verbe]

to exist or occur at an earlier time than something else

précéder, être antérieur à

précéder, être antérieur à

Ex: Early forms of currency predate modern monetary systems.

to have origins or existence that extends to a specific earlier time

dater de, remonter à

dater de, remonter à

Ex: The historic mansion 's dates back to the early 19th century .

to exist or occur in an earlier period of time

précéder, aller auparavant

précéder, aller auparavant

Ex: The family legacy stretched back generations , with stories of ancestors that gone before.

to make sure that different devices or systems operate together smoothly by coordinating their timing, data, or operations

synchroniser, coordonner

synchroniser, coordonner

Ex: The team used a shared calendar synchronize their schedules for the project .

to arrange items or events in a particular order

classer, ordonner

classer, ordonner

Ex: We sequencing the data to identify patterns .
to expire
[verbe]

(particularly of a time period) to no longer be valid or active

expirer, déchoir

expirer, déchoir

Ex: His tenure as expires at the end of the fiscal year .
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