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Vocabulaire Essentiel pour le TOEFL - Lien de Cause à Effet

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais sur la cause et l'effet, tels que "racine", "élever", "ainsi", etc., qui sont nécessaires pour l'examen TOEFL.

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Essential Words Needed for TOEFL
to trigger
to trigger
[verbe]

to cause something to happen

provoquer

provoquer

Ex: The economic downturn triggered a series of layoffs within the company. 
root
root
[nom]

the primary cause of something

source, origine

source, origine

Ex: Understanding the root of the problem is essential for finding an effective solution to the conflict. 
outcome
outcome
[nom]

the result or consequence of a situation, event, or action

résultat, issue

résultat, issue

Ex: The outcome of the election was surprising to many analysts. 
to provoke
to provoke
[verbe]

to give rise to a certain reaction or feeling, particularly suddenly

provoquer, causer, susciter

provoquer, causer, susciter

Ex: The unexpected news had the power to provoke a range of emotions, from surprise to disbelief. 
to result
to result
[verbe]

to directly cause something

en résulter

en résulter

Ex: His reckless behavior resulted in a car accident. 
to raise
to raise
[verbe]

to provoke by bringing a feeling or memory into the mind

susciter, éveiller

susciter, éveiller

Ex: It had been a difficult day but she managed to raise a smile. 
to stem from

to originate from a particular source or factor

venir de, provenir de

venir de, provenir de

Ex: The economic downturn stems from global market fluctuations. 
responsible
responsible
[Adjectif]

being the main cause of something

responsable

responsable

Ex: She felt responsible for the project's delays due to her oversight. 
side effect

a result of a situation or action that was not meant to happen

effet secondaire

effet secondaire

Ex: The new policy aimed to boost economic growth, but an unintended side effect was increased inflation. 
significantly
significantly
[Adverbe]

to a noticeable or considerable extent

considérablement, significativement

considérablement, significativement

Ex: The company's revenue has grown significantly since last quarter. 
thus
thus
[Adverbe]

used to introduce a result based on the information or actions that came before

donc

donc

Ex: She saved consistently each month; thus, she was able to afford the vacation she had always dreamed of. 
surge
surge
[nom]

a sudden or abrupt rise in quantity, intensity, or activity

hausse

hausse

Ex: There was a surge in electricity demand during the heatwave. 
to rocket
to rocket
[verbe]

(of a price, amount, etc.) to increase suddenly and significantly

monter en flèche

monter en flèche

Ex: The price of crude oil rocketed after the announcement of the supply cut. 
to plunge
to plunge
[verbe]

(of prices, values, temperature, etc.) to suddenly decrease in a significant amount

chuter

chuter

Ex: As winter set in, the temperature plunged overnight, bringing an unexpected frost. 
to lower
to lower
[verbe]

to decrease in degree, amount, quality, or strength

baisser, diminuer

baisser, diminuer

Ex: After the rainfall, the river's water level began to lower gradually. 
to produce
to produce
[verbe]

to cause or bring about something

causer, créer, entraîner, déclencher

causer, créer, entraîner, déclencher

Ex: No conventional drug had produced any significant change. 
product
product
[nom]

a thing or person resulted from something particular

résultat

résultat

Ex: His success is a product of years of hard work and dedication. 
ineffective
ineffective
[Adjectif]

not achieving the desired outcome or intended result

inefficace

inefficace

Ex: The medication proved to be ineffective in treating the patient's condition. 
increasingly
increasingly
[Adverbe]

in a manner that is gradually growing in degree, extent, or frequency over time

de plus en plus

de plus en plus

Ex: The company is increasingly investing in sustainable practices. 
to jump
to jump
[verbe]

(particularly of a price, rate, etc.) to increase sharply

monter en flèche

monter en flèche

Ex: After the company announced record profits, the stock prices jumped significantly in just one day. 
leap
leap
[nom]

a sharp increase in something, such as price, etc.

bond, saut

bond, saut

Ex: The announcement of the new product caused a significant leap in the company's stock price. 
implication

a possible consequence that something can bring about

insinuation, implication

insinuation, implication

Ex: His decision to cut costs has serious implications for employee morale. 
to multiply

to significantly increase in quantity

multiplier

multiplier

Ex: If you multiply your efforts, you will see better results. 
hence
hence
[Adverbe]

used to say that one thing is a result of another

d’où

d’où

Ex: She missed the bus, hence she arrived late to the meeting. 
to decline
to decline
[verbe]

to reduce in amount, size, intensity, etc.

décliner

décliner

Ex: Sales often decline during economic downturns. 
effectively
effectively
[Adverbe]

in a way that results in the desired outcome

efficacement

efficacement

Ex: The new software streamlined the company's workflow, allowing employees to communicate more effectively. 
contribution

someone or something's role in achieving a specific result, particularly a positive one

contribution, donation

contribution, donation

Ex: Employees are rewarded based on their individual contributions to the company's success. 
consequently
consequently
[Adverbe]

used to indicate a logical result or effect

alors, donc, par conséquent

alors, donc, par conséquent

Ex: The team neglected to conduct thorough testing, and consequently, several critical errors emerged in the final product. 
consequence

the outcome or result of an event, especially as it affects an individual

conséquence

conséquence

Ex: Losing the match had severe consequences for the team. 
to collapse

(of prices, shares, etc.) to suddenly decrease in terms of amount or value

s'effondrer, s'écrouler

s'effondrer, s'écrouler

Ex: The stock market collapsed after the unexpected economic report was released. 
to gain
to gain
[verbe]

(of currencies, prices, etc.) to increase in value

gagner, augmenter

gagner, augmenter

Ex: The stock market is expected to gain this quarter. 
following
following
[préposition]

used to indicate what happens as a result of something

suite à, à la suite de

suite à, à la suite de

Ex: The meeting will take place on Monday, with a team lunch following the discussion. 
to arise
to arise
[verbe]

to begin to exist or become noticeable

survenir, apparaître

survenir, apparaître

Ex: Unexpected challenges can arise during the course of a project, requiring swift problem-solving. 
causal
causal
[Adjectif]

related to the relationship between two things in which one is the cause of the other

causal

causal

Ex: The experiment aims to determine whether there is a causal connection between diet and heart disease. 
to climb
to climb
[verbe]

to increase in terms of amount, value, intensity, etc.

monter, s’élever

monter, s’élever

Ex: With successful marketing strategies, the sales of the product began to climb steadily. 
to boost
to boost
[verbe]

to increase or improve the progress, growth, or success of something

encourager

encourager

Ex: Regular exercise can boost your overall health and well-being. 
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