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Vocabulaire pour IELTS (Général) - Possession

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais sur la possession, tels que "collecter", "dériver", "héritier", etc., qui sont nécessaires pour l'examen IELTS.

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to buy up
to buy up
[verbe]

to buy the whole supply of something such as tickets, stocks, goods, etc.

racheter tout le stock, tout acheter

racheter tout le stock, tout acheter

Ex: The concert promoter aimed to buy up all available tickets to guarantee a sold-out show. 

Le promoteur du concert visait à racheter tous les billets disponibles pour garantir un spectacle complet.

to collect
to collect
[verbe]

to gather together things from different places or people

ramasser

ramasser

Ex: The teacher asked the students to collect data for their science project. 
to scrape
to scrape
[verbe]

to gather something, such as money, with difficulty and over time

économiser

économiser

to amass
to amass
[verbe]

to gather a large amount of money, knowledge, etc. gradually

amasser

amasser

Ex: He spent decades amassing a vast collection of rare coins from around the world. 

Il a passé des décennies à amasser une vaste collection de pièces de monnaie rares du monde entier.

to accumulate

to collect an increasing amount of something over time

accumuler, amasser

accumuler, amasser

Ex: Over the semester, students accumulate knowledge and skills in their classes. 
to hoard
to hoard
[verbe]

to gather and store a large supply of food, money, etc., usually somewhere secret

faire des réserves, stocker

faire des réserves, stocker

Ex: She is currently hoarding supplies for her upcoming camping trip. 

Elle accumule actuellement des fournitures pour son prochain voyage de camping.

to obtain
to obtain
[verbe]

to get something, often with difficulty

obtenir

obtenir

Ex: The students are obtaining practical experience through internships. 
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 derive
to derive
[verbe]

to get something from a specific source

tirer, extraire, retirer

tirer, extraire, retirer

Ex: The chef could derive inspiration from various cuisines to create unique and flavorful dishes. 
to acquire
to acquire
[verbe]

to buy or begin to have something

acquérir

acquérir

Ex: The company is currently acquiring advanced technology to stay competitive. 
to earn
to earn
[verbe]

to receive something one deserves as a result of something one has done or the qualities one possesses

gagner, gagner

gagner, gagner

Ex: After years of hard work and dedication, he finally earned his college degree. 
finesse
finesse
[nom]

the act of dealing with a situation in a subtle and skillful way

finesse, raffinement

finesse, raffinement

Ex: The diplomat's finesse in resolving the conflict earned her widespread praise. 

La finesse du diplomate dans la résolution du conflit lui a valu des éloges généralisés.

to harvest
to harvest
[verbe]

to catch or kill fish or wild animals for food or other use

récolter

récolter

Ex: Only a limited number of deer may be harvested each season. 
to inherit
to inherit
[verbe]

to receive money, property, or possessions from someone after they die

hériter

hériter

Ex: Daniel expects to inherit some land from his father. 
to receive
to receive
[verbe]

to be given something or to accept something that is sent

recevoir

recevoir

Ex: She was happy to receive a surprise gift on her birthday. 
to reclaim
to reclaim
[verbe]

to get back something that has been lost, taken away, etc.

récupérer

récupérer

Ex: He reclaimed his stolen bicycle by tracking it down and retrieving it from the pawn shop. 

Il a récupéré son vélo volé en le localisant et en le récupérant au mont-de-piété.

to source
to source
[verbe]

to obtain or procure a product, material, or service from a particular supplier, location, or country

se procurer

se procurer

Ex: They sourced high-quality fabrics locally. 
to wrest
to wrest
[verbe]

to forcibly pull or take something, often from someone's grasp

arracher

arracher

Ex: The rebels tried to wrest control of the city from government forces. 

Les rebelles ont essayé d'arracher le contrôle de la ville aux forces gouvernementales.

to fetch
to fetch
[verbe]

to go to get someone or something and bring them back

aller chercher

aller chercher

Ex: Could you fetch me a glass of water? 
heir
heir
[nom]

a person legally entitled to receive another person's property, money, or title after that person's death

héritier, héritière

héritier, héritière

Ex: The prince is the heir to the throne. 
recipient

a person who receives something, such as an award, message, or item

récipiendaire, bénéficiaire, destinataire

récipiendaire, bénéficiaire, destinataire

Ex: The recipient opened the package with excitement. 

Le destinataire a ouvert le colis avec excitation.

addressee

a person to whom a letter, package, etc. is addressed to

destinataire

destinataire

to win back

to regain something that was previously lost

reconquérir

reconquérir

Ex: The company is making efforts to win back market share. 

L'entreprise fait des efforts pour récupérer des parts de marché.

acquisition

the act of buying or obtaining something, especially something that is valuable

acquisition

acquisition

Ex: She was instrumental in negotiating the acquisition of the historic building for use as a cultural center. 
retrieval

the act or process of getting something back from where it was left or lost

récupération, extraction

récupération, extraction

collection

the act of gathering things or people from different places

rassemblement

rassemblement

Ex: They organized the collection of recyclable materials from households every Monday. 
to recuperate

to regain a former financial or material condition after a loss

rentabiliser

rentabiliser

Ex: He struggled to recuperate the money lost in the investment. 

Il a eu du mal à récupérer l'argent perdu dans l'investissement.

reception

the way in which someone or something is received or reacted to

accueil, réception

accueil, réception

Ex: Emma's proposal met with a mixed reception at the meeting. 
to accrue
to accrue
[verbe]

to gather or receive something, like money or benefits, slowly over a period of time

s’accroître, s’accumuler

s’accroître, s’accumuler

Ex: They accrued rewards points with each purchase they made. 

Ils ont accumulé des points de récompense à chaque achat qu'ils ont fait.

to capture
to capture
[verbe]

to seize or get control of something by force

s’emparer de

s’emparer de

Ex: The pirates captured the ship and took its cargo. 
to take possession (of)

to begin to own or control something

prendre possession de

prendre possession de

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