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Liste de Mots Niveau B2 - L'échec ? Pas du Tout !

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais sur la détermination et les luttes, tels que "problématique", "désespéré", "confronter", etc., préparés pour les apprenants de niveau B2.

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CEFR B2 Vocabulary
deed
deed
[nom]

an intentional action, especially one considered morally good or bad

acte,  action

acte, action

Ex: His brave deed saved several people from the fire. 
attempted
attempted
[Adjectif]

(of a crime, suicide, etc.) not done successfully

tentative de

tentative de

Ex: The report detailed several attempted arsons in the neighborhood. 

Le rapport a détaillé plusieurs tentatives d'incendie criminel dans le quartier.

big
big
[Adjectif]

demanding a lot of time, effort, money, etc. to become successful

grand

grand

Ex: Becoming a professional athlete is a big commitment, involving rigorous training and dedication. 
desperate
desperate
[Adjectif]

feeling or showing a loss of hope accompanied by severe distress

désespéré

désespéré

Ex: His desperate expression showed how little hope he had left. 
failed
failed
[Adjectif]

not successful in achieving the desired result

raté

raté

Ex: Despite their efforts, the business venture ended in a failed partnership. 

Malgré leurs efforts, l'entreprise s'est soldée par un échec de partenariat.

fatal
fatal
[Adjectif]

causing severe harm or complete failure

fatal, mortel

fatal, mortel

Ex: The company's fatal mistake was underestimating the competition's market strategy. 

L'erreur fatale de l'entreprise a été de sous-estimer la stratégie de marché de la concurrence.

problematic
problematic
[Adjectif]

presenting difficulties or concerns, often requiring careful consideration or attention

problématique

problématique

Ex: The controversial decision created a problematic situation for the team. 

La décision controversée a créé une situation problématique pour l'équipe.

unambitious
unambitious
[Adjectif]

not having a strong desire or motivation to succeed

sans ambition

sans ambition

Ex: The unambitious attitude of the team led to minimal progress. 

L'attitude peu ambitieuse de l'équipe a conduit à des progrès minimes.

badly
badly
[Adverbe]

in a way that is not satisfactory, acceptable, or successful

mal, de manière insatisfaisante

mal, de manière insatisfaisante

Ex: The car runs badly in cold weather. 
hopeless
hopeless
[Adjectif]

having no possibility or expectation of improvement or success

nul

nul

Ex: The patient's condition was deemed hopeless by the medical team. 

L'état du patient a été jugé sans espoir par l'équipe médicale.

loser
loser
[nom]

an uncool, unsuccessful, or contemptible person

perdant, perdante

perdant, perdante

Ex: The bullies called him a loser for not having the latest phone. 

Les harceleurs l'ont traité de loser parce qu'il n'avait pas le dernier téléphone.

to address
to address
[verbe]

to think about a problem or an issue and start to deal with it

s'occuper de

s'occuper de

Ex: It's time for us to address the growing concerns about environmental pollution. 
to battle
to battle
[verbe]

to overcome challenges, defend beliefs, or achieve a difficult thing

combattre

combattre

Ex: Patients often battle against illness with determination and courage. 
to bear
to bear
[verbe]

to allow the presence of an unpleasant person, thing, or situation without complaining or giving up

supporter

supporter

Ex: We must learn to bear the hardships of life with resilience and patience. 
to comfort
to comfort
[verbe]

to lessen the emotional pain or worry that someone feels by showing them sympathy and kindness

consoler, réconforter

consoler, réconforter

Ex: Parents often comfort their children when they are upset or scared. 
to confront

to face and deal directly with a difficult problem, situation, or fact

faire face à

faire face à

Ex: Emma finally confronted the fact that the plan was not working. 
loss
loss
[nom]

the act or process of no longer having someone or something

perte, mort

perte, mort

Ex: They mourned the loss of their home in the fire. 
to fulfill
to fulfill
[verbe]

to achieve, realize, or do something that was hoped for, expected, or promised

satisfaire

satisfaire

Ex: The company failed to fulfill its promise to customers. 
to gain
to gain
[verbe]

to obtain or achieve something that is needed or desired

obtenir, gagner, acquérir

obtenir, gagner, acquérir

Ex: She gained the support of her community for her charity project. 
to handle
to handle
[verbe]

to deal with a situation or problem successfully

gérer, traiter

gérer, traiter

Ex: She always handles customer complaints diplomatically. 
to obtain
to obtain
[verbe]

to get something, often with difficulty

obtenir

obtenir

Ex: The students are obtaining practical experience through internships. 
to overcome

to defeat someone or something in a contest or battle

vaincre

vaincre

Ex: The army sought to overcome the enemy forces in a decisive battle. 
to ruin
to ruin
[verbe]

to spoil, damage, or destroy something severely

abîmer, détériorer

abîmer, détériorer

Ex: Emma accidentally ruined the dress by washing it in hot water. 
optimism

a general tendency to look on the bright side of things and to expect positive outcomes

optimisme

optimisme

Ex: His natural optimism made him believe that everything would work out for the best, no matter how difficult the situation. 

Son optimisme naturel lui faisait croire que tout s'arrangerait pour le mieux, quelle que soit la difficulté de la situation.

optimist

a person who expects good things to happen and is confident about the future

optimiste

optimiste

Ex: She is known as an optimist for her cheerful attitude. 

Elle est connue comme une optimiste pour son attitude joyeuse.

pessimism

the negative quality of having doubts about the future and expect the worst possible outcomes

pessimisme

pessimisme

Ex: She tried to overcome her pessimism by focusing on positive aspects. 

Elle a essayé de surmonter son pessimisme en se concentrant sur les aspects positifs.

pessimist

a person who expects bad things to happen and sees the worst side of people and situations

pessimiste

pessimiste

Ex: She is often labeled a pessimist for her critical outlook. 

Elle est souvent étiquetée comme une pessimiste pour son point de vue critique.

to reach
to reach
[verbe]

to achieve something, especially after a lot of thinking or discussion

atteindre

atteindre

Ex: After hours of negotiation, they finally reached an agreement. 
to resolve
to resolve
[verbe]

to find a way to solve a disagreement or issue

résoudre

résoudre

Ex: The committee met to resolve the issues raised by the employees. 
struggle

a great effort to fight back or break free

lutte, combat

lutte, combat

Ex: Her struggle against the oppressive regime made her a symbol of resistance and hope. 
to struggle

to put a great deal of effort to overcome difficulties or achieve a goal

lutter, se battre

lutter, se battre

Ex: Employees often struggle to meet tight deadlines. 
to let down

to make someone disappointed by not meeting their expectations

décevoir quelqu'un en ne répondant pas à ses attentes, décevoir quelqu'un

décevoir quelqu'un en ne répondant pas à ses attentes, décevoir quelqu'un

Ex: The politician's empty promises and lack of action let down the voters who had placed their trust in them. 

Les promesses vides et le manque d'action du politicien ont déçu les électeurs qui avaient placé leur confiance en lui.

to [go|get] nowhere

to fail to achieve success despite the attempts made

ne mener nulle part, ne pas avancer

ne mener nulle part, ne pas avancer

Ex: The negotiations went nowhere after both sides refused to compromise. 

Les négociations n'ont mené nulle part après le refus des deux parties de faire des compromis.

presentation

the act of giving something, such as a prize or reward, to someone in a formal or official event

remise

remise

Ex: They prepared a speech for the presentation of the scholarship. 
chance
chance
[nom]

a possibility arising from favorable circumstances

chance

chance

Ex: There was a chance of catching the last train. 
fault
fault
[nom]

the responsibility attributed to someone or something for a mistake or misfortune

faute

faute

Ex: He took full fault for the misunderstanding and apologized to his friend for the confusion. 
duty
duty
[nom]

an obligatory task that must be done as one's job

responsabilité

responsabilité

Ex: He fulfilled his duty by completing the assigned project on time. 
target
target
[nom]

a goal that someone tries to achieve

objectif

objectif

Ex: He focused on his fitness target to run a half-marathon. 
determination

the quality of continuing to work toward a goal despite difficulties

détermination

détermination

Ex: Daniel succeeded through hard work and determination. 
to disappoint

to fail to meet someone's expectations or hopes, causing them to feel let down or unhappy

décevoir

décevoir

Ex: His failure to show up at the party disappointed his friends. 

Son incapacité à se présenter à la fête a déçu ses amis.

to give up on

to no longer believe in someone showing any positive development in their behavior, relationship, etc.

renoncer à, laisser tomber

renoncer à, laisser tomber

Ex: After years of disappointment, she decided to give up on her partner. 

Après des années de déception, elle a décidé d'abandonner son partenaire.

rewarding
rewarding
[Adjectif]

(of an activity) making one feel satisfied by giving one a desirable outcome

gratifiant

gratifiant

Ex: Volunteering at the local shelter is a rewarding experience, as it allows individuals to make a positive impact on their community. 

Faire du bénévolat au refuge local est une expérience enrichissante, car cela permet aux individus d'avoir un impact positif sur leur communauté.

weakness

a lack of power, influence, or ability to act effectively

faiblesse, faiblesse

faiblesse, faiblesse

Ex: His hesitation was interpreted as a sign of weakness. 
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