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Décision, Suggestion et Obligation - Faire une Suggestion 1

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés à la proposition de suggestions tels que "indice", "avancer", et "défi".

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Words Related to Decision, Suggestion, and Obligation
to advance
to advance
[verbe]

to propose an idea or theory for discussion

proposer, présenter, soumettre

proposer, présenter, soumettre

Ex: During the team meeting, Sarah advanced a new marketing strategy to boost product visibility. 
alternatively
alternatively
[Adverbe]

as a second choice or another possibility

ou bien, ou sinon

ou bien, ou sinon

Ex: If you prefer not to drive, you can alternatively take the train to the city. 
always
always
[Adverbe]

as an available alternative when other options fail

toujours

toujours

Ex: If the restaurant is full, we can always eat at home. 
(at|on) {one's} suggestion

according to someone else's suggestion

sur les conseils de, suivant les conseils de

sur les conseils de, suivant les conseils de

Ex: On his suggestion, I applied for the job. 
to bespeak
to bespeak
[verbe]

to indicate or show something

indiquer, montrer,	témoigner de

indiquer, montrer, témoigner de

better
better
[Adjectif]

more suitable or effective compared to other available options

meilleur

meilleur

Ex: It's better to get enough rest before the exam. 
to bring forward

to suggest something for discussion or consideration

avancer

avancer

Ex: Sarah brought the new marketing strategy forward during the team meeting. 
can
can
[verbe]

used to present an offer or suggestion

pouvoir

pouvoir

challenge

an invitation or call to engage in a contest, competition, or fight

défi, provocation

défi, provocation

Ex: He issued a challenge to his opponent for a chess match. 
to challenge

to invite someone to compete or strongly suggest they should do something, often to test their abilities or encourage action

mettre au défi

mettre au défi

Ex: She challenges her colleagues to a friendly chess match every Friday. 
connotation

an idea, feeling, or meaning that is implied, suggested, or associated with a word or expression beyond its literal definition

connotation

connotation

Ex: "Home" has connotations of warmth and security. 
to connote
to connote
[verbe]

to implicitly convey something such as an idea, feeling, etc. in addition to something's basic meaning

suggérer, évoquer,	connoter

suggérer, évoquer, connoter

Ex: The use of warm colors like red and orange in the painting connotes a sense of passion and intensity. 
could
could
[verbe]

used to present an offer or recommendation

[pouvoir au conditionnel]

[pouvoir au conditionnel]

failing
failing
[préposition]

‌used to present an alternative suggestion in case something does not happen or succeed

faute de

faute de

Ex: Sarah hoped to secure a full scholarship for college; failing that, she planned to apply for financial aid. 
to float
to float
[verbe]

to bring suggestions, plans, or ideas forward for further consideration

soumettre

soumettre

Ex: During the team meeting, she decided to float the idea of a flexible work schedule. 
for what it is worth

used before a comment or opinion to indicate that the speaker is sharing it, even though they may not be sure of its value or significance

si ça peut servir, pour ce que ça vaut

si ça peut servir, pour ce que ça vaut

Ex: I'm not an expert on the matter, but for what it's worth, I think you should consult a professional. 
to hazard
to hazard
[verbe]

to state an opinion, guess, suggestion, etc. even though there are chances of one being wrong

deviner

deviner

Ex: He hesitated but decided to hazard a guess about the answer. 
to hint
to hint
[verbe]

to indirectly suggest something

faire allusion à, laisser entendre

faire allusion à, laisser entendre

Ex: The teacher hinted at the upcoming exam by discussing the importance of consistent studying. 
hint
hint
[nom]

a slight suggestion or piece of advice that shows how a problem is solved

signe

signe

Ex: She gave him a subtle hint about where to find the missing key, hoping he would pick up on it. 
how about
how about
[Phrase]

used to inquire information about someone or something

et si...

et si...

Ex: How about going for a walk after dinner? 
to hypothesize

to propose a theory or explanation based on limited evidence

émettre une hypothèse

émettre une hypothèse

Ex: Before conducting the experiment, scientists need to hypothesize about the expected outcomes based on existing knowledge. 
idea
idea
[nom]

a suggestion or thought about something that we could do

idée

idée

Ex: Sarah proposed a brilliant idea for the upcoming fundraiser 
implicit
implicit
[Adjectif]

suggesting something without directly stating it

implicite

implicite

Ex: His implicit approval was evident from the nod of his head. 
implicitly
implicitly
[Adverbe]

in a way that is understood or suggested without being directly stated

implicitement

implicitement

Ex: The instructions implicitly indicated the preferred approach. 
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