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Compétence en Lecture pour l'Examen ACT - Soutien

Apprenez le vocabulaire ACT lié au soutien, à l'aide, à l'encouragement, à la protection, à la coopération, au appui et aux actions qui renforcent les personnes, les idées ou les efforts.

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Essential Vocabulary for ACT
to advocate

to publicly recommend or encourage a particular action, approach, or way of doing something

préconiser, recommander, prôner

préconiser, recommander, prôner

Ex: Emma advocates using public transportation whenever possible. 
to champion

to support, defend, or fight for a cause, principle, or person

défendre, soutenir

défendre, soutenir

Ex: The lawyer passionately championed the innocence of the accused, presenting a compelling case. 
to encourage

to provide someone with support, hope, or confidence

encourager

encourager

Ex: Despite facing numerous challenges, his friends never failed to encourage him to pursue his dreams and overcome obstacles. 
to uphold
to uphold
[verbe]

to support or defend something that is believed to be right so it continues to last

soutenir, défendre

soutenir, défendre

Ex: The organization upholds its commitment to environmental sustainability. 

L'organisation maintient son engagement envers la durabilité environnementale.

to further
to further
[verbe]

to advance the progress or growth of something

promouvoir, faire avancer

promouvoir, faire avancer

Ex: Attending the workshop will further your understanding of the subject. 

Assister à l'atelier approfondira votre compréhension du sujet.

to motivate

to make someone eager or determined to do something by giving them encouragement or incentive

motiver

motiver

Ex: The coach knows how to motivate the team before an important game. 
to actuate
to actuate
[verbe]

to provide a reason or encouragement that motivates someone to take action

motiver, inciter

motiver, inciter

Ex: His inspiring speech actuated the volunteers to dedicate more time to community service projects. 

Son discours inspirant a incité les bénévoles à consacrer plus de temps aux projets de service communautaire.

to facilitate

to make an action, process, or activity easier or more likely to happen

faciliter

faciliter

Ex: Emma arranged the meeting to facilitate cooperation between the departments. 
to cooperate

to work with other people in order to achieve a common goal

coopérer

coopérer

Ex: Nations must cooperate to address global challenges such as climate change. 

Les nations doivent coopérer pour relever les défis mondiaux tels que le changement climatique.

to propagate

to cause something, such as an idea or information, to become widely known or spread

propager, diffuser

propager, diffuser

Ex: The artist's work was propagated through galleries and online exhibitions, gaining international recognition. 

Le travail de l'artiste a été propagé à travers les galeries et les expositions en ligne, gagnant une reconnaissance internationale.

to endorse
to endorse
[verbe]

to publicly express approval of or support for someone or something

soutenir, appuyer

soutenir, appuyer

Ex: Several experts have publicly endorsed the new approach. 
to collaborate

to work with someone else in order to create something or reach the same goal

collaborer

collaborer

Ex: Artists from different backgrounds collaborated on a mural for the community center. 

Des artistes de différents horizons ont collaboré à une fresque pour le centre communautaire.

to sustain
to sustain
[verbe]

to provide evidence or reasons that support an argument, claim, opinion, or theory

soutenir, supporter

soutenir, supporter

Ex: The results sustain the theory proposed by earlier researchers. 
to substantiate

to add to the strength of something

solidifier

solidifier

Ex: The report substantiated the need for immediate action. 

Le rapport a étayé la nécessité d'une action immédiate.

to bestow
to bestow
[verbe]

to present or give something, often with a sense of honor or generosity

accorder, conférer

accorder, conférer

Ex: The manager decided to bestow recognition on the employee of the month during the ceremony. 

Le manager a décidé d'accorder une reconnaissance à l'employé du mois lors de la cérémonie.

to endow
to endow
[verbe]

to provide a gift or quality, to someone or something, often implying a permanent gift or quality

doter

doter

Ex: She was endowed with exceptional intelligence, allowing her to excel in academics from a young age. 

Elle était dotée d'une intelligence exceptionnelle, ce qui lui a permis d'exceller dans ses études dès son plus jeune âge.

to grant
to grant
[verbe]

to let someone have something, especially something that they have requested

accorder

accorder

Ex: The supervisor granted the employee's request for a temporary work-from-home arrangement. 
to lavish
to lavish
[verbe]

to generously give or spend, especially on luxurious or extravagant things

prodiguer

prodiguer

Ex: She chose to lavish attention on her garden, planting rare flowers and ornate decorations. 

Elle a choisi de prodiquer de l'attention à son jardin, en plantant des fleurs rares et des décorations ornées.

to enrich
to enrich
[verbe]

to increase wealth or prosperity of an individual or group

enrichir, accroître la richesse

enrichir, accroître la richesse

Ex: The booming real estate market enriched property owners, as the value of their holdings skyrocketed. 

Le marché immobilier en plein essor a enrichi les propriétaires, car la valeur de leurs biens a grimpé en flèche.

to augment
to augment
[verbe]

to add to something's value, effect, size, or amount

augmenter, accroître

augmenter, accroître

Ex: The improvements made to the software have augmented its performance significantly. 

Les améliorations apportées au logiciel ont augmenté ses performances de manière significative.

to indulge
to indulge
[verbe]

to allow oneself or someone else to enjoy something excessively, often without restraint

se laisser aller, gâter

se laisser aller, gâter

Ex: He loves to indulge his partner with breakfast in bed on weekends. 
upkeep
upkeep
[nom]

the act of providing financial support, food, etc. for a person or animal

subsistance

subsistance

resurgence

the act of bringing something back into active and noticeable existence or prominence

renaissance, résurgence

renaissance, résurgence

Ex: The artist's new album led to a resurgence of interest in their music career. 

Le nouvel album de l'artiste a conduit à une résurgence de l'intérêt pour sa carrière musicale.

patron
patron
[nom]

an individual who financially supports an artist, charity, cause, etc.

mécène, parrain, marraine

mécène, parrain, marraine

Ex: The renowned artist was fortunate to have a wealthy patron who provided financial backing for their upcoming exhibition, ensuring its successful realization. 
revival
revival
[nom]

the process of becoming active, successful, popular, or important again after a period of decline

renouveau,  renaissance

renouveau, renaissance

Ex: There has been a revival of interest in traditional crafts. 
salvation

preservation or deliverance from harm, ruin, or loss

sauvetage, salut

sauvetage, salut

Ex: For many people, education is seen as a salvation from poverty. 
privilege

a special right, advantage, or immunity available only to a particular person or group

privilège

privilège

Ex: Access to the private lounge is a privilege reserved for members. 
proponent

a supporter who usually speaks publicly in favor of a theory, idea, or plan

avocat, avocate

avocat, avocate

testament

strong evidence that demonstrates the existence, truth, quality, or value of something

preuve,  témoignage

preuve, témoignage

Ex: The restored building stands as a testament to traditional craftsmanship. 
reliance

trust and confidence placed in someone or something

dépendance

dépendance

applause

the noise people make by clapping, and sometimes shouting, in order to express their enjoyment or approval

applaudissements

applaudissements

Ex: The speaker paused, waiting for the applause to die down before continuing. 

L'orateur a fait une pause, attendant que les applaudissements se calment avant de continuer.

supportive
supportive
[Adjectif]

giving encouragement or providing help

qui soutient, de soutien, d'accompagnement

qui soutient, de soutien, d'accompagnement

Ex: The supportive community rallied together to raise funds for the local charity, demonstrating solidarity and compassion. 

La communauté solidaire s'est rassemblée pour collecter des fonds pour une œuvre caritative locale, faisant preuve de solidarité et de compassion.

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