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Vocabulaire pour IELTS (Général) - Parlons des Sentiments !

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais pour parler des sens, tels que "aigu", "odorat", "faible", etc., qui sont nécessaires pour l'examen IELTS.

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Words for General IELTS
acute
acute
[Adjectif]

(of a sense or perception) extremely sensitive or highly developed

fin, perçant, développé

fin, perçant, développé

Ex: Her acute hearing allowed her to notice the faint sound upstairs. 
to assail
to assail
[verbe]

(of feelings or sensations) to worry or upset someone suddenly and profoundly

attaquer, s'en prendre à

attaquer, s'en prendre à

keen
keen
[Adjectif]

(of senses) sharp and highly-developed

affûté, vif

affûté, vif

Ex: His keen eyesight allowed him to spot the bird from far away. 
to perceive

to notice or become aware of something, especially through the senses

percevoir, discerner, déceler

percevoir, discerner, déceler

Ex: Daniel could barely perceive the mountains through the fog. 
perception

the ability to become aware of something through the senses

perception

perception

Ex: Dogs have a keen perception of smells. 
sensation

a physical feeling or perception produced by stimulation of the body or a sense organ

sensation

sensation

Ex: The cold water produced a sharp tingling sensation in Daniel's feet. 
sense
sense
[nom]

any of the five natural abilities of sight, hearing, smell, touch, and taste

sens

sens

Ex: Hearing is the sense that enables us to listen to music and conversations. 
sense organ

a part of the body that helps someone perceive their surroundings

organes sensoriels

organes sensoriels

sensory
sensory
[Adjectif]

relating to any of the five senses

sensoriel

sensoriel

Ex: The sensory experience of tasting different foods is influenced by smell and texture. 

L'expérience sensorielle de goûter différents aliments est influencée par l'odorat et la texture.

to smell
to smell
[verbe]

to recognize or become aware of a particular scent

sentir

sentir

Ex: She often smells the scent of roses in her garden. 
obvious
obvious
[Adjectif]

noticeable and easily understood

évident

évident

Ex: His disappointment was obvious from the expression on his face. 

Sa déception était évidente à l'expression de son visage.

apparent
apparent
[Adjectif]

easy to see or notice

apparent

apparent

Ex: His apparent confusion indicated that he didn't understand the instructions. 

Sa confusion apparente indiquait qu'il ne comprenait pas les instructions.

clarity
clarity
[nom]

the quality of being easily heard or seen

clarté

clarté

marked
marked
[Adjectif]

clear and easy to notice

marqué

marqué

Ex: The marked increase in traffic was evident as soon as the new advertisement campaign launched. 

L'augmentation marquée du trafic était évidente dès le lancement de la nouvelle campagne publicitaire.

conspicuous
conspicuous
[Adjectif]

standing out and easy to see or notice

visible, voyant

visible, voyant

Ex: The new building was conspicuous on the skyline, towering above the older structures. 

Le nouveau bâtiment était visible sur la ligne d'horizon, dominant les structures plus anciennes.

detectable
detectable
[Adjectif]

able to be noticed or discovered

détectable

détectable

Ex: With the new technology, even the smallest traces of contaminants in the water are detectable. 

Avec la nouvelle technologie, même les plus petites traces de contaminants dans l'eau sont détectables.

distinct
distinct
[Adjectif]

easily noticeable or perceived by senses

distinct

distinct

Ex: Her voice has a distinct tone that sets her apart from other singers. 

Sa voix a un ton distinct qui la distingue des autres chanteurs.

faint
faint
[Adjectif]

difficult to see, hear, smell, or otherwise notice because of being weak or unclear

faible, léger

faible, léger

Ex: She heard a faint noise coming from upstairs. 
invisible
invisible
[Adjectif]

impossible or very difficult to see

invisible

invisible

Ex: A thin wire held the object almost invisible against the dark background. 
subtle
subtle
[Adjectif]

difficult to notice or detect because of its slight or delicate nature

subtil

subtil

Ex: There was a subtle change in her demeanor, almost imperceptible to those who didn't know her well. 

Il y avait un changement subtile dans son comportement, presque imperceptible pour ceux qui ne la connaissaient pas bien.

dominant
dominant
[Adjectif]

having superiority in power, influence, or importance

dominant

dominant

Ex: Her dominant personality made her a natural leader in the group project. 
ill-defined
ill-defined
[Adjectif]

described in a vague or unclear way

mal défini

mal défini

Ex: The boundaries of the property were ill-defined, leading to a dispute between the neighbors. 

Les limites de la propriété étaient mal définies, ce qui a conduit à un différend entre les voisins.

dim
dim
[Adjectif]

lacking brightness or sufficient light

faible

faible

Ex: The room grew dim as the sun set behind the horizon. 

La pièce devint sombre alors que le soleil se couchait derrière l'horizon.

defined
defined
[Adjectif]

described in an exact and clear way

défini

défini

focused
focused
[Adjectif]

producing a very clear sound or image

ciblé

ciblé

forward
forward
[Adjectif]

(of a person) overly confident or direct in behavior

effronté

effronté

Ex: Despite being forward, he earned respect. 
identifiable
identifiable
[Adjectif]

capable of being recognized or distinguished

identifiable

identifiable

Ex: Each product in the inventory has a unique serial number, making it easily identifiable. 

Chaque produit dans l'inventaire a un numéro de série unique, ce qui le rend facilement identifiable.

manifest
manifest
[Adjectif]

clearly apparent or easily recognized

manifeste

manifeste

Ex: The decision was based on a manifest misunderstanding of the facts. 
unnoticed
unnoticed
[Adjectif]

describing something that is not seen or noticed

inaperçu

inaperçu

Ex: His kind gesture went unnoticed in the hustle and bustle of the city. 

Son geste gentil est passé inaperçu dans l'agitation de la ville.

vague
vague
[Adjectif]

not clear or specific, lacking in detail or precision

vague

vague

Ex: Her description of the event was vague, making it difficult to understand what actually happened. 

Sa description de l'événement était vague, ce qui rendait difficile de comprendre ce qui s'était réellement passé.

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