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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Académique - Test 4 - Écoute - Partie 2 (1)

Apprenez le vocabulaire de la première partie du Cambridge IELTS 19 Academic, Test 4 Listening Part 2, avec des mots et expressions utiles de cette section.

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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic
runner
runner
[nom]

a person who runs for exercise, enjoyment, or competition

coureur,  coureuse

coureur, coureuse

Ex: Hundreds of runners took part in the city marathon. 
club
club
[nom]

a group of individuals who come together based on shared interests, hobbies, activities, or objectives

club, cercle

club, cercle

Ex: He joined a photography club to improve his skills. 
to take up
to take up
[verbe]

to make a new interest or hobby a regular part of one's life

se mettre à, adopter une nouvelle activité

se mettre à, adopter une nouvelle activité

Ex: The family took up hiking as a weekend activity. 

La famille a pris l'habitude de faire de la randonnée comme activité du week-end.

program
program
[nom]

a set of planned actions or steps to be followed in order to achieve specific goals or complete a task

programme, plan

programme, plan

Ex: The training program lasts six weeks. 
to build up

to become more powerful, intense, or larger in quantity

s'intensifier, augmenter

s'intensifier, augmenter

Ex: Confidence tends to build up when you achieve small goals. 

La confiance a tendance à s'accumuler lorsque vous atteignez de petits objectifs.

to [take] part
to take part
[Phrase]

to participate in something, such as an event or activity

Ex: She decided to take part in the charity run to raise money for a good cause. 
to follow
to follow
[verbe]

to understand something such as an explanation, story, or the meaning of something

comprendre, suivre

comprendre, suivre

Ex: Sorry, I don't follow what you're saying.  Can you please explain it again? 
to push
to push
[verbe]

to encourage or influence someone, or oneself, to work harder

pousser, encourager

pousser, encourager

Ex: She always pushes herself to excel in her studies. 
to suffer
to suffer
[verbe]

to have an illness or disease

souffrir

souffrir

Ex: As she watched her loved one suffer from cancer, she felt a deep sense of helplessness and despair. 
condition

a medical problem, such as a disorder, illness, etc.

maladie, problème

maladie, problème

Ex: The doctor diagnosed him with a rare condition that affects his mobility. 
asthma
asthma
[nom]

a disease that causes shortness of breath and difficulty in breathing

asthme

asthme

Ex: Symptoms of asthma include wheezing, coughing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath. 

Les symptômes de l'asthme comprennent une respiration sifflante, une toux, une oppression thoracique et un essoufflement.

to aim at
to aim at
[verbe]

to design something for a particular audience or market

viser, cibler

viser, cibler

Ex: The new advertising campaign is clearly aimed at young adults who enjoy outdoor activities. 

La nouvelle campagne publicitaire est clairement conçue pour les jeunes adultes qui aiment les activités de plein air.

average
average
[nom]

a standard level that is considered to be ordinary or usual

moyenne

moyenne

Ex: The performance of the team was below average this season. 
fitness
fitness
[nom]

the condition of being physically healthy, strong, and able to perform physical activity

forme physique, forme

forme physique, forme

Ex: Emma goes swimming twice a week to maintain her fitness. 
specific
specific
[Adjectif]

related to or involving only one certain thing

spécifique

spécifique

Ex: He made a specific request for the book with the blue cover. 
related to
related to
[préposition]

being connected either logically or causally or by shared characteristics

en rapport avec, lié à

en rapport avec, lié à

need
need
[nom]

(usually plural) a set of things that allow someone to achieve their goal or live comfortably

besoin

besoin

Ex: In a survival kit, water, matches, and a first aid kit are considered essential needs. 
couple
couple
[nom]

a small, unspecified number of things or people, usually two or a few

quelques, deux ou trois

quelques, deux ou trois

Ex: The teacher gave a couple examples to clarify the lesson. 
tip
tip
[nom]

a helpful suggestion or a piece of advice

conseil, astuce

conseil, astuce

Ex: The chef shared a cooking tip for achieving perfectly crispy fried chicken. 
new
new
[Adjectif]

(of a person) lacking training or experience in a particular field or activity

nouveau, inexpérimenté

nouveau, inexpérimenté

Ex: She's new to the job and still figuring out the software. 
comfortable
comfortable
[Adjectif]

physically feeling relaxed and not feeling pain, stress, fear, etc.

à l'aise

à l'aise

Ex: She looked comfortable in the hammock, enjoying the gentle breeze. 

Elle avait l'air à l'aise dans le hamac, profitant de la brise légère.

to time
to time
[verbe]

to measure how long an event, action, or someone performing an action takes

chronométrer, minuter

chronométrer, minuter

Ex: They timed their run to see if they could beat their previous record. 
to [get|take|keep] {one's} mind off {sth}

to distract someone's attention or thoughts away from something, typically something stressful, worrisome, or unpleasant

se changer les idées, se distraire de quelque chose

se changer les idées, se distraire de quelque chose

Ex: Watching a comedy helped her get her mind off the bad news. 

Regarder une comédie l'a aidée à se changer les idées après la mauvaise nouvelle.

rhythm
rhythm
[nom]

a regular or recurring pattern in the timing of events, activities, or changes

rythme,  cadence

rythme, cadence

Ex: The seasons follow a familiar rhythm each year. 
competitive
competitive
[Adjectif]

having a strong desire to win or succeed

compétitif, ambitieux

compétitif, ambitieux

Ex: His competitive nature pushed him to excel academically, always striving to achieve the highest grades. 

Sa nature compétitive l'a poussé à exceller sur le plan académique, en cherchant toujours à obtenir les meilleures notes.

just
just
[Adverbe]

only a short time ago

venir de, venir juste de, justement

venir de, venir juste de, justement

Ex: The sun just now came out from behind the clouds. 

Le soleil vient juste de sortir de derrière les nuages.

consistent
consistent
[Adjectif]

following the same course of action or behavior over time

constant, cohérent, régulier

constant, cohérent, régulier

Ex: The athlete's consistent training regimen led to noticeable improvements in performance. 

Le régime d'entraînement constant de l'athlète a conduit à des améliorations notables de la performance.

regularly
regularly
[Adverbe]

many times or habitually

régulièrement, fréquemment

régulièrement, fréquemment

Ex: He regularly volunteers at the animal shelter. 

Il se porte régulièrement volontaire au refuge pour animaux.

to put off
to put off
[verbe]

to postpone an appointment or arrangement

reporter, repousser, décaler

reporter, repousser, décaler

Ex: She put the appointment off until next week due to personal commitments. 

Elle a reporté le rendez-vous à la semaine prochaine en raison d'engagements personnels.

to lack
to lack
[verbe]

to be without or to not have enough of something that is needed or desirable

manquer de

manquer de

Ex: The team's performance suffered because they lacked coordination and communication. 
to leave behind

to surpass someone or something in development, achievement, or advancement

dépasser, surpasser

dépasser, surpasser

Ex: The young athlete left her teammates behind during the race, demonstrating her exceptional speed and stamina. 

La jeune athlète a laissé derrière ses coéquipiers pendant la course, démontrant sa vitesse et son endurance exceptionnelles.

welcome
welcome
[Adjectif]

having a pleasing or agreeable nature

bienvenu, agréable

bienvenu, agréable

Ex: His suggestions were met with a welcome enthusiasm by the team. 
to come along

to go someplace with another person

accompagner

accompagner

Ex: The group is going to the museum.  You should come along with us. 

Le groupe va au musée. Tu devrais venir avec nous.

to {not} [look] back

to have no desire or intention to return to past circumstances

ne rien regretter, ne pas regretter l'avant

ne rien regretter, ne pas regretter l'avant

Ex: He quit the toxic job and didn't look back. 

Il a quitté ce travail toxique et ne l'a pas regretté une seconde.

morning person

someone who feels active, alert, and works best early in the day

lève-tôt, matinal

lève-tôt, matinal

Ex: She is a morning person who loves to start her day at sunrise. 

Elle est une personne du matin qui aime commencer sa journée au lever du soleil.

taster
taster
[nom]

a small amount or short experience of something given as a sample to let someone try it

échantillon, avant-goût

échantillon, avant-goût

Ex: The course provides a taster of life in the medical field. 

Le cours offre un aperçu de la vie dans le domaine médical.

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