Anglais et Connaissances du Monde pour l'ACT - Personnes

a group of individuals, especially within a community or social setting

gens

a group of people with a shared characteristic, often studied or observed over a period of time

cohorte

the general population or a large group of people within a society considered collectively

masses

a procession or parade, typically consisting of a series of vehicles, horses, or people

cavalcade

a group of people or vehicles moving forward in an organized and ceremonial manner

procession

a group of military personnel stationed in a specific location or military base, often for the purpose of defending it

garnison

a military unit with a specific organizational structure and operational role within an army

régiment

a small group of people in a society who enjoy a lot of advantages because of their economic, intellectual, etc. superiority

élite

a carefully arranged group of people or things brought together for a particular purpose

composition de l'équipe

the minimum number of people that must be present for a meeting to officially begin or for decisions to be made

quorum

a person who visits unknown places to find out more about them

explorateur

an influential individual who inspires or enlightens others

sommité

a wanderer who has no settled place to live and travels from place to place

vagabond

someone who is sent to a foreign country to teach and talk about religion, particularly to persuade others to become a member of the Christian Church

missionnaire

a person who claims to have the ability to forsee the future or obtain insights about people or situations through paranormal senses

doué de seconde vue

a person who illegally hunts or catches wildlife, typically for profit or personal gain

braconnier

someone who is very enthusiastic about a particular subject and knows a lot about it

mordu

an individual with whom one has established a professional or personal relationship, typically for the purpose of obtaining information, assistance, etc.

contact

an individual, typically within a family setting, responsible for managing household tasks to create a comfortable and functional living environment

ménagère

a person whom one knows but is not a close friend

connaissance

a person who behaves in a ridiculous or amusing way, often to entertain others

bouffon

an individual who illegally and secretly imports or exports goods or people

contrebandier

someone who is disabled or frail and cannot care for themselves, often due to a chronic illness or injury

invalide

a person, typically a child, who demonstrates exceptional talent or ability in a particular area, often beyond what is considered normal for their age

prodige

all the people who will come after the current generation

postérité

someone who acts or serves as a substitute or representative on behalf of another person or entity, often in a legal or formal capacity

substitut

someone who is not skilled or experienced enough for a specific activity

amateur

a male resident of a town or city, typically emphasizing a person's connection to and involvement in local community affairs

citadin

a fake name people use for certain activities

pseudonyme

a nickname or alias that someone or something is known by, often used informally or affectionately

sobriquet

(of a person) not known by name

anonyme

influenced or controlled by a demon or spirit

possédé

relating to young people who have not reached adulthood yet

jeune

having a great amount of bravery, charisma, and a sense of adventure

fanfaronnade

famous and admired by many people

connu

to give someone or something a nickname, often to show affection or to highlight a specific trait

surnommer

to experience a reddening of the skin, typically in the face, due to emotions like embarrassment, excitement, or strong reactions

débusquer

to stare openly and foolishly

rester bouche bée

(of individuals or communities) to be present in a particular area

peupler

to attempt to repair something in an experimental or unskilled way

bricoler

to receive money, property, etc. from someone who has passed away

hériter

to direct or participate in the management, organization, or execution of something

mener

to take responsibility for something and start to do it

entreprendre

to put on clothing

revêtir

to talk a lot about unimportant things and in a way that may seem foolish

bavasser

to try to make someone love one, especially for marriage

courtiser

to romantically pursue someone by expressing interest and affection to establish a relationship

courtiser

to go with someone somewhere

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