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Liste de Mots Niveau A2 - Adjectifs Opposés 2

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques adjectifs essentiels en anglais et leurs opposés, tels que "plein et vide", "simple et difficile", préparés pour les apprenants de niveau A2.

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CEFR A2 Vocabulary
full
full
[Adjectif]

having no space left

plein

plein

Ex: After a day of shopping, her shopping bags were full of new purchases. 
empty
empty
[Adjectif]

with no one or nothing inside

vide

vide

Ex: The empty bottle rolled across the floor, its contents completely consumed. 
necessary
necessary
[Adjectif]

needed to be done for a particular reason or purpose

nécessaire

nécessaire

Ex: Wearing sunscreen is necessary to protect your skin from harmful UV rays. 
unnecessary
unnecessary
[Adjectif]

not needed at all or more than what is required

pas nécessaire

pas nécessaire

Ex: Adding extra sugar to the recipe would be unnecessary since it's already sweet enough. 

Ajouter du sucre supplémentaire à la recette serait inutile car elle est déjà assez sucrée.

simple
simple
[Adjectif]

not involving difficulty in doing or understanding

simple, facile

simple, facile

Ex: The concept was simple to grasp; it required only a basic understanding of the topic. 
hard
hard
[Adjectif]

needing a lot of skill or effort to do

difficile

difficile

Ex: Writing a novel can be hard, as it requires creativity, discipline, and perseverance. 
maximum
maximum
[Adjectif]

indicating the greatest or highest possible amount, quantity, or degree

maximum

maximum

Ex: He reached the maximum speed of the car on the highway. 
minimum
minimum
[Adjectif]

having the least or smallest amount possible

minimum

minimum

Ex: He received the minimum score needed to pass the exam. 
near
near
[Adjectif]

not far from a place

proche

proche

Ex: The park is near our house, so we often go there for evening walks. 
far
far
[Adjectif]

situated at a considerable distance in space

loin

loin

Ex: They trekked to a far island untouched by modern development. 
common
common
[Adjectif]

regular and without any exceptional features

commun

commun

Ex: Her style was simple and common, perfect for everyday wear. 

Son style était simple et commun, parfait pour un port quotidien.

uncommon
uncommon
[Adjectif]

not happening or found often

peu commun, rare

peu commun, rare

Ex: Finding parking downtown is uncommon during the evening rush hour. 

Trouver une place de parking en centre-ville est peu commun pendant l'heure de pointe du soir.

busy
busy
[Adjectif]

having so many things to do in a way that leaves not much free time

occupé

occupé

Ex: The project deadline is approaching, and the team is getting busy with finalizing reports and presentations. 
free
free
[Adjectif]

having no particular plans or tasks

libre

libre

Ex: He felt a sense of liberation as he walked out of work, knowing he had the evening free to spend with his family. 
lazy
lazy
[Adjectif]

avoiding work or activity and preferring to do as little as possible

paresseux

paresseux

Ex: The employee's lazy work ethic resulted in missed deadlines and subpar performance evaluations. 

L'éthique de travail paresseuse de l'employé a entraîné des retards et des évaluations de performance médiocres.

hardworking
hardworking
[Adjectif]

(of a person) putting in a lot of effort and dedication to achieve goals or complete tasks

assidu

assidu

Ex: His hardworking nature earned him recognition and praise from his colleagues. 

Sa nature travailleuse lui a valu la reconnaissance et les éloges de ses collègues.

relaxing
relaxing
[Adjectif]

helping our body or mind rest

relaxant

relaxant

Ex: Reading a book in a cozy armchair can be a relaxing way to unwind before bed. 

Lire un livre dans un fauteuil confortable peut être une façon relaxante de se détendre avant de se coucher.

stressful
stressful
[Adjectif]

causing mental or emotional strain or worry due to pressure or demands

stressant

stressant

Ex: Planning a wedding can be a stressful experience. 

Planifier un mariage peut être une expérience stressante.

dumb
dumb
[Adjectif]

lacking intelligence or the ability to think clearly

stupide

stupide

Ex: Don't be dumb – put on sunscreen before you burn. 

Ne sois pas bête – mets de la crème solaire avant de brûler.

comfortable
comfortable
[Adjectif]

(of an object) making you feel relaxed because of it is warm or soft and does not hurt the body

confortable, aisé(e)

confortable, aisé(e)

Ex: The sofa in the living room is so comfortable; I could relax on it for hours. 

Le canapé dans le salon est si confortable ; je pourrais me détendre dessus pendant des heures.

uncomfortable
uncomfortable
[Adjectif]

(of clothes, furniture, etc.) unpleasant to use or wear

inconfortable

inconfortable

Ex: The old chair was so uncomfortable that no one wanted to sit in it. 

La vieille chaise était si inconfortable que personne ne voulait s'y asseoir.

direct
direct
[Adjectif]

going from one place to another in a straight line without stopping or changing direction

direct

direct

Ex: She prefers to take the direct path through the forest rather than the winding trails. 
indirect
indirect
[Adjectif]

not going in a straight line or the shortest way

indirect

indirect

Ex: The indirect route through the mountains offered breathtaking views but was challenging to navigate. 

L'itinéraire indirect à travers les montagnes offrait des vues à couper le souffle mais était difficile à naviguer.

special
special
[Adjectif]

different or better than what is normal

spécial

spécial

Ex: The team worked hard to create a special experience for their guests. 
ordinary
ordinary
[Adjectif]

not unusual or different in any way

ordinaire

ordinaire

Ex: The meal she cooked was ordinary, with no special ingredients or flavors. 
famous
famous
[Adjectif]

known by a lot of people

fameux, célèbre, excellent

fameux, célèbre, excellent

Ex: The famous author's novels have been translated into multiple languages. 

Les romans de l'auteur célèbre ont été traduits dans plusieurs langues.

unknown
unknown
[Adjectif]

(of a person) not known by many people

inconnu

inconnu

Ex: Despite her talent, the singer remained relatively unknown until her song went viral on social media. 
deep
deep
[Adjectif]

having a great distance from the surface to the bottom

profond

profond

Ex: The lake was deep, reaching depths that were difficult to measure. 
shallow
shallow
[Adjectif]

having only a short distance from the surface, edge, or opening to the bottom or innermost part

peu profond

peu profond

Ex: Emma planted the seeds in a shallow container. 
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