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to disturb
to disturb
[verbe]

to make someone feel worried, upset, or uneasy

déranger, importuner

déranger, importuner

Ex: Something about his story deeply disturbed Sarah. 
disturbance

something that interrupts, disrupts, or alters the normal condition or functioning of something

perturbation, dérangement

perturbation, dérangement

Ex: Construction noise created a disturbance throughout the building. 
to recover
to recover
[verbe]

to regain complete health after a period of sickness or injury

récupérer, se remettre

récupérer, se remettre

Ex: Physical therapy helped him recover from a sports injury. 
recovery

the gradual process of healing or regaining strength after illness, injury, or exertion

rétablissement

rétablissement

Ex: Athletes need proper recovery after intense training. 
to ride
to ride
[verbe]

to sit on open-spaced vehicles like motorcycles or bicycles and be in control of their movements

conduire, rouler

conduire, rouler

Ex: The friends are riding bikes in the park. 
rider
rider
[nom]

a person who rides a bicycle, motorcycle, horse, or other animal

Ex: Daniel is an experienced motorcycle rider. 
to divide
to divide
[verbe]

to separate people or things into two or more groups, parts, etc.

diviser, séparer

diviser, séparer

Ex: The chef divides the ingredients into precise portions for the recipe. 
division

disagreement among members of a group or society

division, séparation

division, séparation

Ex: The debate caused a division among the team members. 
to survive
to survive
[verbe]

to remain alive after enduring a specific hazardous or critical event

survivre

survivre

Ex: Despite the severe injuries from the car accident, she fought through the pain and survived. 
survival

the state in which a person manages to stay alive or strong despite dangers or difficulties

survie, survivance

survie, survivance

Ex: The doctor was amazed by her survival after such a severe accident. 
to excite
to excite
[verbe]

to make a person feel interested or happy, particularly about something that will happen soon

enthousiasmer, exciter

enthousiasmer, exciter

Ex: The thought of going on a vacation to the beach excited the children. 

La pensée de partir en vacances à la plage a excité les enfants.

excitement

a strong feeling of enthusiasm, eagerness, or emotional stimulation

excitation

excitation

Ex: Emma's voice was full of excitement when she announced the news. 
to fail
to fail
[verbe]

to be unsuccessful in accomplishing something

échouer

échouer

Ex: The experiment failed due to unforeseen complications. 
failure
failure
[nom]

the absence of success in achieving a goal

échec

échec

Ex: Fear of failure can stop people from taking risks. 
happy
happy
[Adjectif]

emotionally feeling good or glad

heureux, feeling good or glad

heureux, feeling good or glad

Ex: The children were happy to receive gifts on their birthdays. 
happiness

the feeling or state of being happy

bonheur

bonheur

Ex: Spending time with his children brings Daniel great happiness. 
possible
possible
[Adjectif]

able to exist, happen, or be done

possible

possible

Ex: I will support you in every possible way. 

Je vais vous soutenir de toutes les manières possibles.

possibility

a potential likelihood of something happening or being true

possibilité

possibilité

Ex: We cannot ignore the possibility that the plan may fail. 
coward
coward
[nom]

a person who is not brave to do things that other people find unchallenging

lâche, poltron

lâche, poltron

Ex: Don't be a coward; stand up for what you believe in. 

Ne sois pas un lâche; défends ce en quoi tu crois.

cowardly
cowardly
[Adjectif]

lacking courage, typically avoiding difficult or dangerous situations

låche, couard

låche, couard

Ex: The soldier's cowardly behavior disappointed his comrades. 

Le comportement lâche du soldat a déçu ses camarades.

mood
mood
[nom]

the emotional state that a person experiences

humeur, état d'esprit

humeur, état d'esprit

Ex: She was in a bad mood after hearing the disappointing news. 
moody
moody
[Adjectif]

experiencing frequent changes in mood, often without apparent reason or explanation

lunatique, d'humeur changeante

lunatique, d'humeur changeante

Ex: The moody teenager withdrew into their room, refusing to talk to anyone. 

L'adolescent capricieux s'est retiré dans sa chambre, refusant de parler à qui que ce soit.

courage
courage
[nom]

the ability to face danger, difficulty, or fear without giving up

courage,  bravoure

courage, bravoure

Ex: The firefighters showed remarkable courage during the rescue. 
courageous
courageous
[Adjectif]

expressing no fear when faced with danger or difficulty

courageux

courageux

Ex: Maria's courageous decision to speak up against injustice inspired others to join the movement for change. 

La décision courageuse de Maria de dénoncer l'injustice a inspiré d'autres à rejoindre le mouvement pour le changement.

culture
culture
[nom]

the general beliefs, customs, and lifestyles of a specific society

culture

culture

Ex: In my culture, we celebrate New Year with fireworks and a big feast. 
cultural
cultural
[Adjectif]

involving a society's customs, traditions, beliefs, and other related matters

culturel

culturel

Ex: Language is an integral part of cultural identity, reflecting shared values and traditions. 

La langue est une partie intégrante de l'identité culturelle, reflétant les valeurs et les traditions partagées.

sympathy

a feeling of care, concern, and understanding for someone who is suffering or experiencing difficulties

compassion

compassion

Ex: I have a great deal of sympathy for families facing financial difficulties. 
sympathetic
sympathetic
[Adjectif]

showing care and understanding toward other people, especially when they are not feeling good

sympathique

sympathique

Ex: She was very sympathetic when I told her about my difficulties at work. 

Elle était très compatissante quand je lui ai parlé de mes difficultés au travail.

talent
talent
[nom]

a natural ability to do something well

talent

talent

Ex: Daniel showed great musical talent from an early age. 
talented
talented
[Adjectif]

possessing a natural skill or ability for something

talentueux

talentueux

Ex: His talented hands create beautiful pottery that is admired by many. 

Ses mains talentueuses créent de belles poteries qui sont admirées par beaucoup.

recent
recent
[Adjectif]

having happened, started, or been done only a short time ago

récent, récente

récent, récente

Ex: The recent changes to the software have improved its performance significantly. 
recently
recently
[Adverbe]

at or during a time that is not long ago

récemment, ces derniers temps

récemment, ces derniers temps

Ex: We visited the museum recently and enjoyed the exhibits. 

Nous avons visité le musée récemment et avons apprécié les expositions.

confident
confident
[Adjectif]

having a strong belief in one's abilities or qualities

sûr de soi, assuré, confiant

sûr de soi, assuré, confiant

Ex: I'm confident that we can finish the project on time. 

Je suis confiant que nous pouvons terminer le projet à temps.

confidently
confidently
[Adverbe]

in a manner that shows strong belief in one's own skills or qualities

en toute certitude

en toute certitude

Ex: She spoke confidently during the interview, impressing the panel. 

Elle a parlé avec assurance pendant l'entretien, impressionnant le panel.

final
final
[Adjectif]

last in a sequence or process

final, dernier, dernière

final, dernier, dernière

Ex: After three rounds, the final contestant took the stage for her performance. 
finally
finally
[Adverbe]

after a long time, usually when there has been some difficulty

finalement

finalement

Ex: After weeks of anticipation, the package finally arrived in the mail. 

Après des semaines d'attente, le colis est enfin arrivé par la poste.

to create
to create
[verbe]

to bring something into existence or make something happen

créer

créer

Ex: She created a beautiful painting with vibrant colors. 
creative
creative
[Adjectif]

using imagination and original ideas to create or develop something

créatif

créatif

Ex: The teacher encourages students to develop their creative abilities. 
to depend
to depend
[verbe]

to be based on or related with different things that are possible

dépendre

dépendre

Ex: Crop yields in agriculture often depend on factors such as weather conditions, soil quality, and irrigation. 
dependent
dependent
[Adjectif]

unable to survive, succeed, or stay healthy without someone or something

dépendant

dépendant

Ex: Despite years of living independently, he still felt emotionally dependent on his childhood friends. 
to remark
to remark
[verbe]

to express one's opinion through a statement

faire remarquer

faire remarquer

Ex: During the presentation, the audience was encouraged to remark on the key points by writing down their thoughts. 
remarkable
remarkable
[Adjectif]

worth noticing, especially because of being unusual or extraordinary

remarquable

remarquable

Ex: The remarkable invention revolutionized the way people communicate. 

L'invention remarquable a révolutionné la façon dont les gens communiquent.

rationale

the justification or reasoning behind a decision or argument

raisons

raisons

Ex: Her rationale for taking the job was based on the opportunity for career advancement. 

Sa justification pour accepter le poste était basée sur l'opportunité d'avancement de carrière.

to rationalize

to create reasonable explanations for behaviors, decisions, or actions, especially when they may not truly represent the real motives

rationaliser

rationaliser

Ex: After buying a luxury item, she tried to rationalize the expense by convincing herself it was a rare opportunity. 

Après avoir acheté un article de luxe, elle a essayé de rationaliser la dépense en se convainquant que c'était une occasion rare.

wide
wide
[Adjectif]

having a large length from side to side

large

large

Ex: The bridge was wide, allowing for multiple lanes of traffic. 
to widen
to widen
[verbe]

to become greater in width or distance from side to side

s'élargir,  s'écarter

s'élargir, s'écarter

Ex: Sarah watched the river widen as it approached the coast. 
clear
clear
[Adjectif]

easy to understand

clair

clair

Ex: The presentation slides were clear, with concise bullet points and relevant visuals. 
to clarify
to clarify
[verbe]

to make something clearer or easier to understand by explaining or providing more information

clarifier

clarifier

Ex: Daniel clarified what he meant in a follow-up email. 
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