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Liste de Mots Niveau B2 - Conte de Fées !

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais sur les contes de fées, tels que "charme", "malédiction", "enchanter", etc., préparés pour les apprenants de niveau B2.

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to bewitch
to bewitch
[verbe]

to use a spell against someone

ensorceler, envoûter

ensorceler, envoûter

Ex: She bewitched the townspeople, making them believe false visions. 

Elle ensorcela les habitants de la ville, leur faisant croire à de fausses visions.

to charm
to charm
[verbe]

to affect or control someone or something by supposed magical power

charmer

charmer

Ex: According to the tale, the witch charmed the prince. 
to curse
to curse
[verbe]

to use supposed supernatural power to cause harm or misfortune to someone or something

maudire

maudire

Ex: The villagers believed that someone had cursed the old house. 
to enchant
to enchant
[verbe]

to put someone under a magic spell

enchanter

enchanter

Ex: The fairy enchanted the castle, making it invisible to enemies. 

La fée enchantait le château, le rendant invisible aux ennemis.

to haunt
to haunt
[verbe]

(of a ghost) to appear or be seen repeatedly in a building

hanter

hanter

Ex: Visitors claimed to have seen a spectral figure that seemed to haunt the abandoned castle. 
demon
demon
[nom]

an evil supernatural creature

démon, diable

démon, diable

Ex: In the movie, the hero had to confront a powerful demon to save the village. 

Dans le film, le héros a dû affronter un puissant démon pour sauver le village.

dragon
dragon
[nom]

a large imaginary reptilian creature, often represented with wings, claws, a long tail, and the ability to breathe fire

dragon

dragon

Ex: A huge dragon guarded the treasure inside the cave. 
dwarf
dwarf
[nom]

a fictional, small human-like creature that generally lives under the ground and works in mines

nain, naine

nain, naine

Ex: The dwarfs in Norse mythology were known for their craftsmanship and strength. 
fairy
fairy
[nom]

a fictional, small especially female creature that has magical powers, sometimes has the ability to grant wishes

fée

fée

Ex: According to legend, fairies can make themselves invisible to humans. 

Selon la légende, les fées peuvent se rendre invisibles aux humains.

genie
genie
[nom]

a supernatural being in Arabian stories that has the power to grant wishes to those who summon or free them from a lamp, bottle, or other container

génie

génie

Ex: The genie emerged from the magic lamp, ready to fulfill the young boy's desires. 

Le génie est sorti de la lampe magique, prêt à exaucer les désirs du jeune garçon.

ghost
ghost
[nom]

the spirit of a dead person or animal believed to appear to the living

fantôme

fantôme

Ex: According to legend, the castle is haunted by the ghost of a soldier. 
giant
giant
[nom]

a fictional human-like creature that is extremely large and powerful

géant, colosse

géant, colosse

Ex: The villagers were terrified when the giant emerged from the forest, shaking the ground with each step. 
ghoul
ghoul
[nom]

a fictional evil spirit or creature from Arabian stories that eats buried dead bodies

goule

goule

Ex: The ghoul's eerie laughter echoed through the abandoned mansion, sending shivers down their spines. 

Le rire sinistre du ghoul résonnait à travers le manoir abandonné, leur donnant des frissons dans le dos.

goblin
goblin
[nom]

a fictional small creature that likes to make trouble for humans or trick them

lutin, gobelin

lutin, gobelin

Ex: Goblins were known for causing mischief in old stories. 

Les gobelins étaient connus pour causer des méfaits dans les vieilles histoires.

golem
golem
[nom]

a fictional figure in Jewish stories, often made of clay or mud, that is brought to life using magic

golem

golem

Ex: In the story, the golem's strength was unmatched, but it had to be carefully controlled to avoid destruction. 

Dans l'histoire, la force du golem était inégalée, mais il fallait la contrôler avec précaution pour éviter la destruction.

goddess
goddess
[nom]

a female divine being worshipped in different religions

déesse

déesse

Ex: Many cultures have local goddesses who represent natural elements, like the Celtic goddess Brigid, associated with fire and healing. 

De nombreuses cultures ont des déesses locales qui représentent des éléments naturels, comme la déesse celtique Brigid, associée au feu et à la guérison.

leprechaun

a fictional, small man-like creature in Irish stories who is known for hiding pots of gold at the end of rainbows

lutin, farfadet

lutin, farfadet

Ex: The children dressed up as leprechauns for the St. Patrick's Day parade, wearing green suits and top hats. 

Les enfants se sont déguisés en lutins pour le défilé de la Saint-Patrick, portant des costumes verts et des hauts-de-forme.

mermaid
mermaid
[nom]

a fictional creature that is half woman and half fish, which lives in the sea

sirène

sirène

Ex: In the story, the mermaid saved the sailor from a storm and guided him safely back to shore. 

Dans l'histoire, la sirène a sauvé le marin d'une tempête et l'a ramené sain et sauf sur le rivage.

monster
monster
[nom]

an imaginary frightening creature, especially one that is large, strange, or threatening

monstre

monstre

Ex: The movie features a huge sea monster. 
nymph
nymph
[nom]

a fictional creature that lives in woods, rivers, etc. and has the shape of a young woman

nymphe

nymphe

Ex: In some myths, nymphs are known for their enchanting beauty and are often pursued by gods or mortals. 
ogre
ogre
[nom]

a fictional, scary, and large creature that likes to eat humans

ogre

ogre

Ex: The story described a terrifying ogre that would capture and eat unwary travelers. 

L'histoire décrivait un ogre terrifiant qui capturait et mangeait les voyageurs imprudents.

phoenix
phoenix
[nom]

a fictional, often large bird with a long life that is reborn through fire and its own ashes

phénix

phénix

Ex: According to ancient legends, the phoenix lives for centuries before being consumed by fire and reborn. 

Selon les légendes anciennes, le phénix vit pendant des siècles avant d'être consumé par le feu et renaître.

siren
siren
[nom]

a fictional sea creature that is half-woman and half-bird or fish which draws sailors to dangerous waters by singing to them

sirène

sirène

Ex: The ancient sailors spoke of sirens that tempted them with magical melodies. 

Les anciens marins parlaient de sirènes qui les tentaient avec des mélodies magiques.

sorcerer

a fictional man who has magic powers

sorcier, magicien

sorcier, magicien

Ex: In the village, everyone spoke of the powerful sorcerer who lived in the mountains. 

Dans le village, tout le monde parlait du puissant sorcier qui vivait dans les montagnes.

sorceress

a fictional woman who has magic powers

sorcière

sorcière

Ex: The young hero sought out the sorceress to gain wisdom about his quest. 

Le jeune héros chercha la sorcière pour obtenir des conseils sur sa quête.

spirit
spirit
[nom]

an immaterial supernatural being that can appear or be perceived by humans

esprit

esprit

Ex: The medium claimed to communicate with spirits. 
tooth fairy

a fictional creature that leaves a coin for every fallen tooth of a child it takes

petite souris

petite souris

Ex: According to tradition, the tooth fairy leaves a coin under the pillow in exchange for a tooth. 

Selon la tradition, la fée des dents laisse une pièce sous l'oreiller en échange d'une dent.

troll
troll
[nom]

any fictional creature in Scandinavian stories that some of which are large and frightening and some are small and mischievous

troll

troll

Ex: The troll lurked under the bridge, waiting for unsuspecting travelers. 

Le troll se cachait sous le pont, attendant les voyageurs sans méfiance.

unicorn
unicorn
[nom]

a fictional horse with a straight horn on its forehead

licorne

licorne

Ex: The children's book featured a magical unicorn that could grant wishes to those who believed in its existence. 

Le livre pour enfants mettait en scène une licorne magique qui pouvait exaucer les vœux de ceux qui croyaient en son existence.

voodoo doll

a doll that is believed through which one can control or harm someone else

poupée vaudou

poupée vaudou

Ex: Legends tell of voodoo dolls being used to curse enemies or protect loved ones from harm. 

Les légendes racontent que les poupées vaudou sont utilisées pour maudire des ennemis ou protéger des proches du mal.

werewolf

a fictional person who is cursed and can transform into a large wolf and back to human form during full moon

loup-garou

loup-garou

Ex: According to folklore, a bite from a werewolf can curse a person to transform into a wolf-like creature under certain conditions. 

Selon le folklore, une morsure d'un loup-garou peut maudire une personne pour qu'elle se transforme en une créature ressemblant à un loup sous certaines conditions.

zombie
zombie
[nom]

a fictional dead person or animal that is brought back to life through supernatural means

zombie

zombie

Ex: According to Haitian folklore, zombies are created through mystical rituals by sorcerers known as bokors. 

Selon le folklore haïtien, les zombies sont créés par des rituels mystiques par des sorciers appelés bokors.

demigod
demigod
[nom]

a mythological figure that is half-god and half-human, often possessing extraordinary abilities or powers

demi-dieu, héros mythologique

demi-dieu, héros mythologique

Ex: Demigods often have special abilities or strengths that come from their divine parent. 

Les demi-dieux ont souvent des capacités ou des forces spéciales qui viennent de leur parent divin.

fabled
fabled
[Adjectif]

(of stories or creatures) originating from a myth or legend

fabuleux, légendaire

fabuleux, légendaire

Ex: The fabled unicorn is known for its magical horn and elusive nature in mythological tales. 

La légendaire licorne est connue pour sa corne magique et sa nature insaisissable dans les contes mythologiques.

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