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Décision, Suggestion et Obligation - Faire une Suggestion 3

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés à la suggestion d'options tels que "réceptif", "tacite" et "bénévole".

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rather
rather
[Interjection]

‌used as a positive response to a suggestion or question

sans aucun doute

sans aucun doute

Ex: He's quite the clever one, isn't he? — Rather!  Always one step ahead. 

Il est plutôt malin, n'est-ce pas ? — Plutôt ! Toujours un pas en avant.

receptive
receptive
[Adjectif]

open to listening or considering suggestions and new ideas

réceptif

réceptif

Ex: The teacher encouraged a receptive atmosphere in the classroom, where students felt comfortable sharing their thoughts. 

L'enseignant a encouragé une atmosphère réceptive dans la classe, où les élèves se sentaient à l'aise pour partager leurs pensées.

receptiveness

the quality of being open to new ideas and suggestions

réceptivité

réceptivité

receptivity

the quality of being able or inclined to accept new ideas, suggestions, or perspectives

réceptivité

réceptivité

road map

a thorough plan devised to aid progress toward a goal

feuille de route, plan d'action, programme détaillé

feuille de route, plan d'action, programme détaillé

to say
to say
[verbe]

to suggest an example or assume something to be the case

penser

penser

Ex: Say we have a deadline of two weeks, how much progress do you think we can make by then? 
say
say
[Interjection]

used to draw attention to a remark or comment

dis-moi, dites-moi

dis-moi, dites-moi

Ex: Say, what do you think of this idea? 
to slate
to slate
[verbe]

to appoint someone for a particular job, position, etc.

pressentir pour

pressentir pour

Ex: The hiring committee slated Karen for the position of human resources manager. 

Le comité de recrutement a proposé Karen pour le poste de directeur des ressources humaines.

to submit
to submit
[verbe]

to formally present something, such as a proposal or document, to someone in authority for review or decision

soumettre

soumettre

Ex: The team submitted their report to the manager for approval. 
to suggest
to suggest
[verbe]

to mention an idea, proposition, plan, etc. for further consideration or possible action

suggérer

suggérer

Ex: The teacher suggested additional resources for better understanding the topic. 
sure thing
sure thing
[Phrase]

something that is guaranteed

assuré, dans la poche

assuré, dans la poche

Ex: Convinced that the investment was a sure thing, he encouraged his friends to pool their resources into the promising business venture. 
tacit
tacit
[Adjectif]

suggested or understood without being verbally expressed

tacite, implicite

tacite, implicite

Ex: They had a tacit recognition of each other’s skills, leading to smooth collaboration. 

Ils avaient une reconnaissance tacite des compétences de l'autre, ce qui a conduit à une collaboration fluide.

tacitly
tacitly
[Adverbe]

without using explicit verbal communication

tacitement

tacitement

Ex: By nodding in agreement, she tacitly acknowledged the proposal. 

En hochant la tête en signe d'accord, elle a tacitement reconnu la proposition.

to [take] {sth} on board

‌to begin to understand or accept an idea, suggestion, or problem

accepter, se faire à l'idée que

accepter, se faire à l'idée que

tell you what {~noun}

used to introduce or emphasize a point, opinion, idea, or suggestion

tu sais quoi

tu sais quoi

Ex: Tell you what, let's meet at the park this weekend. 
to theorize

to formulate a hypothesis to explain something, often as a starting point for further investigation or study

émettre l'hypothèse, élaborer la théorie

émettre l'hypothèse, élaborer la théorie

Ex: Economists are theorizing that higher interest rates may help slow inflation without damaging growth. 

Les économistes théorisent que des taux d'intérêt plus élevés pourraient aider à ralentir l'inflation sans nuire à la croissance.

theorizing

the act or process of forming or presenting facts and ideas about something

théoriser

théoriser

to volunteer

to state or suggest something without being asked or told

se porter volontaire

se porter volontaire

Ex: He volunteered a suggestion for improving the workflow, hoping to streamline the process. 
what about
what about
[Phrase]

used for making a suggestion

Ça te dirait...?, Ça vous dirait...?

Ça te dirait...?, Ça vous dirait...?

Ex: What about trying that new restaurant downtown tonight? 
what are we waiting for?

used to say that the matter that was being talked about should be done without hesitation because there is no reason to delay it any longer

qu’est-ce que vous attendez ?

qu’est-ce que vous attendez ?

why not
why not
[Phrase]

used to present a suggestion or an alternative

pourquoi pas

pourquoi pas

you never know

used to say that even if the happening of something is unlikely, it is not impossible

on ne sait jamais, qui sait

on ne sait jamais, qui sait

Ex: Take an umbrella; you never know with this weather. 

Prends un parapluie ; avec ce temps, on ne sait jamais.

you said it
you said it
[Adverbe]

said to express agreement with someone's suggestion

Tu l'as dis !

Tu l'as dis !

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