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Vocabulaire pour l'IELTS General (Score 8-9) - Taille et Échelle

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

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Vocabulary for General Training IELTS (8-9)

thundering

[Adjectif]

having an enormous or colossal size

tonitruant, gigantesque

tonitruant, gigantesque

Ex: As the explorers approached the entrance, the thundering cave impressed them with its colossal dimensions.

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[Adjectif]

extremely large or vast in physical size

immense

immense

Ex: The Grand Canyon's immense size and breathtaking beauty attract millions of visitors each year.

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[Adjectif]

having an immense size

gargantuesque

gargantuesque

Ex: The construction project aimed to build a gargantuan skyscraper that would dominate the city skyline.

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[Adjectif]

extremely large in size

géant, énorme

géant, énorme

Ex: The family ordered a jumbo pizza to satisfy their hunger, featuring an oversized crust and generous toppings.

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[Adjectif]

very impressive, especially in amount or degree

énorme, impressionnant

énorme, impressionnant

Ex: The whopping prize money drew competitors from all over the world to the prestigious tournament.

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[Adjectif]

extremely large in size

énorme, gigantesque

énorme, gigantesque

Ex: The explorer marveled at the humongous icebergs that floated majestically in the Arctic Ocean.

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[Adjectif]

extremely large

gigantesque, colossal

gigantesque, colossal

Ex: The chef presented a brobdingnagian cake at the center of the banquet hall, impressing everyone with its grandeur.

Fermer

[Adjectif]

extremely large in size

gigantesque, énorme

gigantesque, énorme

Ex: The ginormous pumpkin at the county fair broke records for its size, drawing crowds of amazed spectators.

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[Adjectif]

extremely large in size or scale

colossal, gigantesque

colossal, gigantesque

Ex: The ancient ruins revealed the remains of a colossal structure that once stood as a testament to architectural marvels.

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thumping

[Adjectif]

having significant or impressive size and scale

retentissant, écrasant

retentissant, écrasant

Ex: The company celebrated a thumping success with the launch of its groundbreaking product, gaining widespread acclaim.

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walloping

[Adjectif]

extremely large, powerful, or impressive in size or impact

énorme, impressionnant

énorme, impressionnant

Ex: The company reported a walloping increase in profits, exceeding all expectations for the quarter.

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infinitesimal

[Adjectif]

extremely small, almost to the point of being unnoticeable

infinitésimal

infinitésimal

Ex: The infinitesimal crack in the glass was barely visible to the naked eye.

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titchy

[Adjectif]

extremely tiny

minuscule, tout petit

minuscule, tout petit

Ex: The titchy kitten struggled to climb up the tall couch.

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shrimpy

[Adjectif]

small in size or stature

minuscule, petit

minuscule, petit

Ex: The backpacker carried a shrimpy tent that was perfect for solo camping trips.

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homuncular

[Adjectif]

resembling or related to a small, artificially created human or humanoid figure, often used in a metaphorical sense

homunculeux, relatif à un homoncule

homunculeux, relatif à un homoncule

Ex: The scientist's experiment involved creating a homuncular model to study human development.

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vest-pocket

[Adjectif]

small enough to fit in a vest pocket

de poche, qui tient dans la poche d'un gilet

de poche, qui tient dans la poche d'un gilet

Ex: He always carried a vest-pocket notebook to jot down his creative ideas whenever inspiration struck.

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[Adjectif]

(Scottish) very small in size

minuscule, tout petit

minuscule, tout petit

Ex: The toddler toddled around the garden, picking up wee flowers with tiny hands.

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midget

[Adjectif]

extremely small or diminutive in size

minuscule, nain

minuscule, nain

Ex: The garden gnome collection included midget figurines, adding a whimsical touch to the backyard.

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to distend

[verbe]

to expand, swell, or stretch beyond the normal or usual size

se distendre

se distendre

Ex: After a large meal, his stomach began to distend, causing discomfort.

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magnification

[nom]

the act or process of making something appear larger or more detailed

grossissement, agrandissement

grossissement, agrandissement

Ex: The telescope's powerful magnification allowed astronomers to observe distant galaxies with unprecedented clarity.

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stupendous

[Adjectif]

extremely astonishing in extent or degree

prodigieux, prodigieuse, remarquable

prodigieux, prodigieuse, remarquable

Ex: The company faced stupendous debts, making it difficult to recover financially.

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[Adjectif]

impressively great in amount or degree

énorme, extraordinaire

énorme, extraordinaire

Ex: The earthquake caused a prodigious amount of damage to the city.

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ickle

[Adjectif]

very tiny in size

tout petit, minuscule

tout petit, minuscule

Ex: The ickle puppy snuggled into its bed, looking adorable and tiny.

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Vocabulaire pour l'IELTS General (Score 8-9)
Taille et Échelle	Poids et Stabilité	Dimensions et Aires	Augmentation du Montant
Diminution du montant	Intensity	Speed	Formes
Significance	Unicité	Complexity	Value
Défis	Quality	Success	Failure
Forme du Corps	Âge et Apparence	Wellness	Intelligence

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