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Vocabulaire pour l'IELTS Academic (Score 8-9) - Unicité

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés à l'Unicité qui sont nécessaires pour l'examen Academic IELTS.

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Vocabulary for Academic IELTS (8)
novel
novel
[Adjectif]

new and unlike anything else

nouveau

nouveau

Ex: Her novel approach to problem-solving impressed the entire team with its creativity and effectiveness. 
unrivaled
unrivaled
[Adjectif]

unmatched in quality or excellence

inégalé, sans égal

inégalé, sans égal

Ex: The company's commitment to innovation and quality has led to the development of an unrivaled product in the market. 
groundbreaking
groundbreaking
[Adjectif]

original and pioneering in a certain field, often setting a new standard for others to follow

novateur, révolutionnaire

novateur, révolutionnaire

Ex: The scientist's groundbreaking research led to a major breakthrough in cancer treatment. 
unaccustomed
unaccustomed
[Adjectif]

not familiar or used to a particular situation, environment, or activity

peu habitué, non accoutumé

peu habitué, non accoutumé

Ex: Living in a tropical climate, the visitor felt unaccustomed to the cold temperatures of the winter season. 
unwonted
unwonted
[Adjectif]

uncommon or not customary

insolite, inhabituel

insolite, inhabituel

Ex: The sudden and unwonted appearance of a rare bird species attracted the attention of birdwatchers in the area. 
quirky
quirky
[Adjectif]

having distinctive or peculiar habits, behaviors, or features that are unusual but often appealing

excentrique, original

excentrique, original

Ex: The quirky café in the neighborhood was known for its mismatched furniture and whimsical décor. 
anomalous
anomalous
[Adjectif]

not consistent with what is considered to be expected

anormal, irrégulier, déformé, difforme

anormal, irrégulier, déformé, difforme

Ex: Satellite images revealed an anomalous heat signature in a remote region that rescue teams were dispatched to investigate. 
offbeat
offbeat
[Adjectif]

unconventional or unusual, often in an interesting way

atypique, original

atypique, original

Ex: The artist's offbeat paintings, featuring vibrant colors and abstract shapes, stood out in the traditional gallery. 
deviant
deviant
[Adjectif]

departing from established customs, norms, or expectations

déviant, non conforme

déviant, non conforme

Ex: The artist's deviant approach to sculpture challenged traditional forms, pushing the boundaries of contemporary art. 
outre
outre
[Adjectif]

strikingly unusual in a way that goes beyond the usual bounds of taste or style

outré

outré

Ex: The fashion designer's outre collection featured avant-garde designs that challenged traditional concepts of clothing. 
nonconformist
nonconformist
[Adjectif]

not adhering to established traditions or norms

non conformiste

non conformiste

Ex: The artist's nonconformist approach to painting challenged traditional techniques and styles, leading to a unique and groundbreaking body of work. 
unorthodox
unorthodox
[Adjectif]

not in accordance with established traditions or conventional practices

non orthodoxe, peu conventionnel

non orthodoxe, peu conventionnel

Ex: The chef's unorthodox cooking methods, combining unexpected ingredients, resulted in a culinary masterpiece that delighted diners. 
outlandish
outlandish
[Adjectif]

unconventional or strange in a way that is striking or shocking

bizarre, étrange

bizarre, étrange

Ex: Her outlandish outfit, featuring mismatched patterns and extravagant accessories, turned heads at the formal event. 
run-of-the-mill
run-of-the-mill
[Adjectif]

very average and without any notable qualities

banal, ordinaire

banal, ordinaire

Ex: The film was just another run-of-the-mill romantic comedy, lacking originality or innovation. 
humdrum
humdrum
[Adjectif]

lacking excitement or variety

monotone, banal

monotone, banal

Ex: The office job became increasingly humdrum as the daily tasks followed a predictable and monotonous routine. 
prevailing
prevailing
[Adjectif]

existing or occurring commonly

dominant, répandu

dominant, répandu

Ex: The prevailing fashion trend this season is characterized by bold colors and oversized silhouettes. 
garden-variety
garden-variety
[Adjectif]

very common or typical

ordinaire, banal

ordinaire, banal

Ex: The scientist discovered that the virus was just a garden-variety strain, not a new and dangerous mutation. 
few and far between

happening infrequently

Ex: In the winter months, warm sunny days are few and far between. 
uncanny
uncanny
[Adjectif]

beyond what is ordinary and indicating the inference of supernatural powers

étrange, mystérieux

étrange, mystérieux

Ex: The uncanny resemblance between the twins, who had never met before, left everyone amazed. 
established
established
[Adjectif]

widely acknowledged as valid or customary

établi, reconnu

établi, reconnu

Ex: The established method for solving this mathematical problem has been taught in schools for decades. 
mainstream
mainstream
[Adjectif]

widely accepted or popular among the general public

dominant, grand public

dominant, grand public

Ex: The band's latest album was a mainstream success, topping the charts for weeks. 
unbecoming
unbecoming
[Adjectif]

not appropriate or attractive, often in a way that goes against accepted standards or social norms

inconvenant, inapproprié

inconvenant, inapproprié

Ex: The actress gracefully handled the unbecoming comments made about her appearance in the tabloids. 
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