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Certitude et Doute - L'évulation et la Spéculation 1

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés à l'évaluation et à l'estimation tels que "informer", "calculer" et "parier".

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Words Related to Certainty and Doubt
to appraise

to estimate or assess the value, quality, or performance of something or someone

estimer, évaluer

estimer, évaluer

Ex: The manager appraised her team members' performance during the quarterly review. 

Le manager a évalué la performance des membres de son équipe lors de l'examen trimestriel.

appraisal

the act of evaluating someone or something in order to form an opinion or judgment about them

évaluation, estimation

évaluation, estimation

Ex: The proposal underwent a careful appraisal before approval. 
to assess
to assess
[verbe]

to form a judgment on the quality, worth, nature, ability or importance of something, someone, or a situation

évaluer

évaluer

Ex: The teacher assesses students' understanding through quizzes and exams. 
assessment

the act of judging or evaluating someone or something carefully based on specific standards or principles

évaluation

évaluation

Ex: The company conducted a thorough assessment of its financial situation before making any decisions. 
bet
bet
[nom]

an opinion, view, or assumption about something

prévision, supposition

prévision, supposition

Ex: Her bet is on a sunny weekend. 
to calculate

to form an opinion by considering the information at hand

estimer, évaluer

estimer, évaluer

Ex: She calculated that they could afford the new house with their current budget. 
calculation

careful and deliberate planning or thought, often intended to gain an advantage

Ex: Emma's apparent generosity was motivated partly by political calculation. 
cliffhanger

an ending to an episode of a series that keeps the audience in suspense

suspense, cliffhanger

suspense, cliffhanger

Ex: The novel's final chapter concluded with a gripping cliffhanger, compelling readers to turn the page and discover the resolution of the suspenseful plot twist. 

Le dernier chapitre du roman s'est conclu par un cliffhanger captivant, obligeant les lecteurs à tourner la page et à découvrir la résolution du rebondissement suspenseful.

cliffhanging
cliffhanging
[Adjectif]

(of a situation, movie, etc.) having an unclear ending that makes it enticing

plein de suspense

plein de suspense

close but no cigar

used to refer to an attempt or a guess that was close to achieve success but failed to do so

Presque,  mais manqué.

Presque, mais manqué.

close to the mark

almost correct or accurate

à peu près ça

à peu près ça

cold
cold
[Adjectif]

used in children's games to indicate that a player is far from locating a hidden item or guessing the correct answer

loin du compte

loin du compte

Ex: In the treasure hunt, her friends encouraged her, but when she turned the wrong way, they all said she was cold. 
conjectural
conjectural
[Adjectif]

primarily based on pure guess-work rather than definite knowledge

conjectural

conjectural

Ex: The detective’s explanation was conjectural, as no witnesses had come forward. 

L'explication du détective était conjecturale, car aucun témoin ne s'était manifesté.

conjecture

an idea that is based on guesswork and not facts

conjecture

conjecture

Ex: Much of the article was speculative conjecture without reliable sources. 

Une grande partie de l'article était une conjecture spéculative sans sources fiables.

to conjecture

to form an idea or opinion about something with limited information or unclear evidence

conjecturer, présumer

conjecturer, présumer

Ex: Without clear details, the media conjectured that the sudden resignation of the political figure could be linked to undisclosed controversies. 

Sans détails clairs, les médias ont émit des conjectures que la démission soudaine du personnage politique pourrait être liée à des controverses non divulguées.

critique

a detailed judgment of something, such as a work of art, a political idea, etc.

critique

critique

Ex: Journalists offered a sharp critique of the government's economic policies, highlighting their potential impact on the middle class. 

Les journalistes ont offert une critique acerbe des politiques économiques du gouvernement, soulignant leur impact potentiel sur la classe moyenne.

to critique

to carefully examine something in a detailed manner

faire la critique de, critiquer

faire la critique de, critiquer

Ex: The editor is critiquing the manuscript, offering suggestions for revision and improvement. 
to divine
to divine
[verbe]

to perceive, infer, or understand something through intuition rather than explicit information

deviner

deviner

Ex: Daniel quickly divined her real reason for leaving. 
don't tell me

used when one already knows something or can guess it beforehand

M'en parle pas !

M'en parle pas !

educated guess

a guess that is made according to one's experience or knowledge thus is more likely to be true

déduction logique

déduction logique

Ex: The scientist's educated guess about the experiment's outcome proved accurate. 

L'hypothèse éclairée du scientifique sur le résultat de l'expérience s'est avérée exacte.

to estimate

to guess the value, number, quantity, size, etc. of something without exact calculation

estimer

estimer

Ex: Can you estimate the cost of the groceries we need for the week? 
estimate

a judgment or calculation of the size, extent, value, etc. of something without knowing the exact details or numbers

estimation, jugement, avis

estimation, jugement, avis

Ex: Based on the survey, the company made an estimate of the number of people who would attend the event. 
estimation

a judgment of or an opinion about the value or qualities of something

estimation

estimation

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