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Face2Face - Advanced
eye contact

the act of two people looking directly into each other’s eyes, often used to communicate unspoken messages or emotions, such as attraction, understanding, or tension

contact visuel, regard croisé

contact visuel, regard croisé

Ex: Eye contact can be a powerful tool in conveying sincerity or doubt. 

Le contact visuel peut être un outil puissant pour transmettre la sincérité ou le doute.

to gossip
to gossip
[verbe]

to talk about the private lives of others with someone, often sharing secrets or spreading untrue information

commérer, potiner

commérer, potiner

Ex: Teenagers often gossip about their peers, discussing relationships, rumors, and personal matters. 
to butt in
to butt in
[verbe]

to interrupt a conversation

interrompre une conversation, s'immiscer dans une conversation sans y être invité

interrompre une conversation, s'immiscer dans une conversation sans y être invité

Ex: I didn't want to butt in, but I had relevant information to share. 

Je ne voulais pas m'immiscer, mais j'avais des informations pertinentes à partager.

to overhear

to unintentionally hear a conversation or someone's remarks

entendre par hasard, surprendre une conversation

entendre par hasard, surprendre une conversation

Ex: Last night, I overheard my neighbors talking about their vacation plans. 

Hier soir, j'ai entendu par hasard mes voisins parler de leurs projets de vacances.

to have
to have
[verbe]

to undergo or experience something

avoir, passer

avoir, passer

Ex: She had a wonderful experience during her travels. 
row
row
[nom]

a noisy bitter argument between countries, organizations, people, etc.

dispute

dispute

Ex: The loud row in the office was caused by a disagreement over the project's direction. 
to intervene

to become involved in a situation in order to change, improve, or prevent its outcome

intervenir

intervenir

Ex: Police intervened to prevent the crowd from entering the building. 
to grumble
to grumble
[verbe]

to complain quietly or softly, often in a way that others cannot hear or understand

murmurer, ronchonner

murmurer, ronchonner

Ex: He was grumbling under his breath during the meeting. 

Il marmonnait pendant la réunion.

to eavesdrop

to secretly listen to a conversation without the knowledge or consent of those involved

écouter aux portes, espionner une conversation

écouter aux portes, espionner une conversation

Ex: As she walked down the hallway, she couldn't help but eavesdrop on the discussion in the adjacent room. 

Alors qu'elle marchait dans le couloir, elle ne pouvait s'empêcher d'écouter la discussion dans la pièce voisine.

to bicker
to bicker
[verbe]

to argue over unimportant things in an ongoing and repetitive way

se chamailler, se disputer

se chamailler, se disputer

Ex: Despite their strong friendship, the friends would occasionally bicker about insignificant matters, like choosing a movie. 

Malgré leur forte amitié, les amis se chamaillaient parfois pour des questions insignifiantes, comme choisir un film.

to chat up
to chat up
[verbe]

to talk with someone in a playful or romantic way to explore a potential connection

draguer, flirter avec

draguer, flirter avec

Ex: He tried to chat the girl up at the party. 

Il a essayé de draguer la fille à la fête.

to [come] into contact

to engage or communicate with someone or something

Ex: When you come into contact with different cultures, you can gain a broader perspective on the world. 
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