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Liste de Mots Niveau B2 - Verbes Généraux

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes courants en anglais, tels que "accompagner", "acquérir", "approcher", etc., préparés pour les apprenants de niveau B2.

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CEFR B2 Vocabulary
to accompany

to go somewhere with someone

accompagner

accompagner

Ex: The guide will accompany the tourists on their hike through the forest. 
to acquire
to acquire
[verbe]

to gain skills or knowledge in something

acquérir

acquérir

Ex: Students in the science class aim to acquire a deeper understanding of complex concepts. 
to approach

to come near a specific degree, amount, size, etc.

s'approcher

s'approcher

Ex: The company's revenue is projected to approach the million-dollar mark by the end of the fiscal year. 
to concern
to concern
[verbe]

to cause someone to worry

inquiéter

inquiéter

Ex: The lack of progress on the project concerned the team leader, who feared missing the deadline. 
to deserve
to deserve
[verbe]

to do a particular thing or have the qualities needed for being punished or rewarded

mériter, avoir droit à

mériter, avoir droit à

Ex: Failing to follow the rules, he deserved the consequence of being temporarily suspended from the team. 
to emerge
to emerge
[verbe]

to become visible after coming out of somewhere

apparaître, sortir, émerger

apparaître, sortir, émerger

Ex: With the passing of the storm, stars began to emerge in the night sky. 
to engage
to engage
[verbe]

to take part in or become involved with something actively

participer, s'impliquer

participer, s'impliquer

Ex: She engaged with the information carefully before making a decision. 
to excuse
to excuse
[verbe]

to forgive someone for making a mistake, etc.

excuser, pardonner

excuser, pardonner

Ex: He frequently excuses his friends for their occasional lapses. 
to impress
to impress
[verbe]

to cause someone to feel admiration or respect

impressionner, frapper

impressionner, frapper

Ex: Daniel hoped to impress his new manager on his first day. 
to interrupt

to temporarily stop the progress of an activity, process, or event

interrompre

interrompre

Ex: A power failure interrupted production at the factory. 
to range
to range
[verbe]

to have or include a variety of what is mentioned

aller, varier

aller, varier

Ex: Her interests range from literature and art to outdoor activities like hiking and camping. 
to rely
to rely
[verbe]

to fully depend on someone or something

compter sur, se fier à

compter sur, se fier à

Ex: He can always rely on his friends for support during tough times. 
to retain
to retain
[verbe]

to keep what one has or to continue having something

garder, conserver

garder, conserver

Ex: Individuals who maintain a healthy lifestyle and balanced diet are more likely to retain good physical and mental well-being as they age. 
to reveal
to reveal
[verbe]

to make information that was previously unknown or kept in secrecy publicly known

révéler

révéler

Ex: The leaked documents revealed the government's covert surveillance program. 
to seek
to seek
[verbe]

to try to find a particular thing or person

chercher

chercher

Ex: Students often seek information in the library for their research projects. 
to sense
to sense
[verbe]

to feel the existence of something by touch or other sensory perceptions, excluding sight or hearing

sentir

sentir

Ex: As she reached out in the darkness, she could sense the presence of someone nearby. 
to shape
to shape
[verbe]

to give something a particular form

modeler, sculpter, façonner, couper

modeler, sculpter, façonner, couper

Ex: The artist carefully shaped the details of the painting. 
to shift
to shift
[verbe]

to move from a particular place or position to another

déplacer, changer de place

déplacer, changer de place

Ex: The cat lazily shifted from the sunny spot on the windowsill to the cooler shade beneath the table. 
to split
to split
[verbe]

to be divided into smaller groups or parts

se diviser

se diviser

Ex: The river split into several tributaries as it flowed through the valley. 
to spot
to spot
[verbe]

to notice or see someone or something that is hard to do so

repérer

repérer

Ex: The detective managed to spot the suspect in the crowded market. 
to subject
to subject
[verbe]

to make someone experience something unpleasant

soumettre

soumettre

Ex: Living in a noisy neighborhood subjected the residents to constant disturbances and disrupted sleep. 
to surround

to be around something on all sides

encercler

encercler

Ex: The island is surrounded by crystal-clear waters and white sand. 
to swear
to swear
[verbe]

to state very firmly that something is true

jurer

jurer

Ex: She swore that she had seen him leave the building. 
to tear
to tear
[verbe]

to forcibly pull something apart into pieces

déchirer

déchirer

Ex: The child accidentally tore the page while turning it in the book. 
to track
to track
[verbe]

to follow someone or something by examining the marks they leave behind in order to catch them or know what they are doing

pourchasser, poursuivre

pourchasser, poursuivre

Ex: She installed a GPS device to track her car in case it was stolen. 
to transfer

to move someone or something from one place, position, or system to another

transférer

transférer

Ex: The patient was transferred to the intensive care unit. 
to transform

to change the form, appearance, character, or nature of someone or something significantly

transformer

transformer

Ex: The experience completely transformed Daniel's attitude toward work. 
to urge
to urge
[verbe]

to strongly recommend something

pousser, encourager

pousser, encourager

Ex: The counselor urged communication in resolving conflicts between family members. 
to vary
to vary
[verbe]

to experience change, often in response to different situations or conditions

varier

varier

Ex: Prices for goods may vary depending on the demand and supply in the market. 
to whisper
to whisper
[verbe]

to speak very softly or quietly, usually to avoid being overheard by others who are nearby

chuchoter, murmurer

chuchoter, murmurer

Ex: The friends are whispering about a surprise party for their colleague. 
to soil
to soil
[verbe]

to make dirty with a substance, such as mud or dirt

salir, souiller

salir, souiller

Ex: It is important to clean up any spills quickly to avoid soiling the floor. 
to go
to go
[verbe]

to change into a specific state, particularly one that is not desirable

devenir

devenir

Ex: As the argument escalated, his face started to go red with anger. 
to sound
to sound
[verbe]

to convey or make a specific impression when read about or when heard

sembler

sembler

Ex: Learning a new language sounds challenging but rewarding. 
to concern
to concern
[verbe]

to involve or be about someone or something

se rapporter à

se rapporter à

Ex: The meeting will concern the new policies in the workplace. 
to oversleep

to wake up later than one intended to

se réveiller en retard

se réveiller en retard

Ex: If someone oversleeps, they might miss an important meeting or appointment. 

Si quelqu'un se réveille en retard, il pourrait manquer une réunion ou un rendez-vous important.

to preserve

to protect something against danger or harm

préserver

préserver

Ex: The conservationists work tirelessly to preserve endangered species in their natural habitats. 
to resurface

to reappear after being absent or lost for a period of time

refaire surface, réapparaître

refaire surface, réapparaître

Ex: The sunken ship's wreckage resurfaced after a storm, revealing new clues about its final voyage. 
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