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

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés à la Qualité qui sont nécessaires pour l'examen académique IELTS.

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

having exceptional beauty or excellence

sublime, magnifique

sublime, magnifique

Ex: The pianist's performance of the concerto was sublime, leaving the audience in awe of her talent. 
unsurpassed
unsurpassed
[Adjectif]

not exceeded by anything or anyone else

inégalé, incomparable

inégalé, incomparable

Ex: The chef's culinary skills were unsurpassed, creating dishes that delighted the most discerning palates. 
awe-inspiring
awe-inspiring
[Adjectif]

evoking a feeling of great respect, admiration, and sometimes fear

impressionnant, qui inspire le respect

impressionnant, qui inspire le respect

Ex: The awe-inspiring view from the mountaintop left us speechless. 
dazzling
dazzling
[Adjectif]

extremely impressive or stunning

éblouissant, étincelant

éblouissant, étincelant

Ex: Her dazzling performance on the stage left the audience in awe, applauding the singer's vocal prowess. 
superb
superb
[Adjectif]

extremely good

superbe

superbe

Ex: She had a superb sense of style, always impeccably dressed and effortlessly chic. 
abysmal
abysmal
[Adjectif]

bottomless in extent

insondable

insondable

Ex: The canyon dropped into an abysmal void. 
subpar
subpar
[Adjectif]

falling below the expected or desired level of quality, performance, or standard

inférieur, médiocre

inférieur, médiocre

Ex: The quality of the restaurant's food was subpar, leading to negative reviews from customers. 
atrocious
atrocious
[Adjectif]

extremely bad or unacceptable in quality or nature

horrible, affreux

horrible, affreux

Ex: I can't believe how atrocious this translation is; it barely resembles the original text. 
lackluster
lackluster
[Adjectif]

dull and without innovation or change

sans intérêt, sans éclat, médiocre

sans intérêt, sans éclat, médiocre

Ex: Her lackluster presentation did not leave a lasting impression on the audience. 
mediocre
mediocre
[Adjectif]

substandard or below average

médiocre

médiocre

Ex: The cake was mediocre, dry and almost inedible. 
crummy
crummy
[Adjectif]

having poor quality or being unpleasant in some way

de mauvaise qualité, minable

de mauvaise qualité, minable

Ex: The hotel room had a crummy bed and outdated furniture, making the stay far from enjoyable. 
lousy
lousy
[Adjectif]

extremely poor in quality, performance, or condition

médiocre, nul

médiocre, nul

Ex: The lousy performance of the team disappointed their fans. 
wretched
wretched
[Adjectif]

extremely bad in quality, state, or workmanship

misérable, pitoyable

misérable, pitoyable

Ex: The house was in a wretched state after the flood. 
salient
salient
[Adjectif]

standing out due to its importance or relevance

saillant, proéminent, essentiel

saillant, proéminent, essentiel

Ex: During the job interview, the candidate emphasized the salient achievements on their resume to showcase relevant experience. 
nonpareil
nonpareil
[Adjectif]

beyond comparison or unmatched in excellence

incomparable, sans pareil

incomparable, sans pareil

Ex: The violinist's command of the instrument was truly nonpareil, with a level of mastery that few musicians could match. 
unimpaired
unimpaired
[Adjectif]

not damaged or weakened, remaining in a perfect or complete state without any loss of function or quality

intact, non altéré

intact, non altéré

Ex: Despite his advanced age, his memory remains unimpaired. 
up to snuff
up to snuff
[Phrase]

meeting a certain standard or expectation

Ex: He knew he had to study hard to get his grades up to snuff if he wanted to pass the exam. 
shoddy
shoddy
[Adjectif]

of poor quality or craftmanship

de mauvaise qualité, mal fait

de mauvaise qualité, mal fait

Ex: The shoddy construction of the cheap furniture became evident when it started falling apart after just a few weeks of use. 
bouncy
bouncy
[Adjectif]

having a lively, energetic, and resilient quality

énergique, dynamique

énergique, dynamique

Ex: The bouncy music at the party got everyone on the dance floor. 
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