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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Académique - Test 4 - Écoute - Partie 4 (2)

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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic
to deforest

to clear an area of trees, typically by cutting them down extensively

déboiser

déboiser

Ex: Last summer, the construction project deforested a large portion of the landscape. 

L'été dernier, le projet de construction a déboisé une grande partie du paysage.

large-scale
large-scale
[Adjectif]

involving a significant numbers of people or a vast area

à grande échelle, de grande envergure

à grande échelle, de grande envergure

Ex: Large-scale construction projects often require significant time and resources. 

Les projets de construction à grande échelle nécessitent souvent un temps et des ressources considérables.

planning

the process of deciding in advance what actions to take and how to carry them out

planification

planification

Ex: The event required months of detailed planning. 
detailed
detailed
[Adjectif]

including many specific elements or pieces of information

détaillé

détaillé

Ex: The map had detailed markings showing all the hiking trails in the national park. 

La carte avait des marquages détaillés montrant tous les sentiers de randonnée dans le parc national.

up-to-date
up-to-date
[Adjectif]

conforming to the most recent developments, updates, or facts

à jour, actualisé

à jour, actualisé

Ex: Make sure your software is up-to-date to avoid any security issues. 

Assurez-vous que votre logiciel est à jour pour éviter tout problème de sécurité.

to identify

to find or discover something by searching for its features, characteristics, or details

identifier, reconnaître

identifier, reconnaître

Ex: We will identify the best route for the trip. 
priority

the fact or condition of being regarded or treated as more important than others

priorité, préférence

priorité, préférence

Ex: She made her family her main priority after her promotion. 
intervention

an action, treatment, or manipulation that is introduced by researchers to test its effects on variables of interest

intervention

intervention

Ex: The randomized controlled trial assessed the impact of a community-based intervention on smoking cessation rates. 
drone
drone
[nom]

a flying vehicle such as an aircraft that is controlled from afar and has no pilot

drone

drone

Ex: Drones are often used in agriculture to monitor crop health and manage fields efficiently. 

Les drones sont souvent utilisés en agriculture pour surveiller la santé des cultures et gérer les champs efficacement.

tool
tool
[nom]

something such as a hammer, saw, etc. that is held in the hand and used for a specific job

outil

outil

Ex: A screwdriver is a versatile tool used for tightening or loosening screws. 
to prioritize

to give a higher level of importance or urgency to a particular task, goal, or objective compared to others

prioriser, donner la priorité

prioriser, donner la priorité

Ex: The team prioritized safety measures above all else during the project. 

L'équipe a priorisé les mesures de sécurité avant tout pendant le projet.

to monitor
to monitor
[verbe]

to carefully check the quality, activity, or changes of something or someone for a period of time

surveiller

surveiller

Ex: The experienced scientist monitored the project throughout its development. 
degraded
degraded
[Adjectif]

(economics) reduced in monetary value or purchasing power

dévalué, déprécié

dévalué, déprécié

Ex: Workers were paid in a severely degraded currency. 
to quantify

to measure or express something as a number or amount

quantifier, mesurer

quantifier, mesurer

Ex: Can you quantify the level of customer satisfaction using a rating scale? 

Pouvez-vous quantifier le niveau de satisfaction des clients à l'aide d'une échelle de notation ?

to devastate

to destroy something completely

dévaster

dévaster

Ex: The wildfire swept through the forest, devastating acres of land and wildlife habitats. 

L'incendie de forêt a balayé la forêt, dévastant des hectares de terres et d'habitats fauniques.

human activity

something that people do or cause to happen

activité humaine, action humaine

activité humaine, action humaine

to rear
to rear
[verbe]

to care for and raise animals until they reach maturity

élever, nourrir

élever, nourrir

Ex: She has been rearing horses for competitive racing. 
cattle
cattle
[nom]

large domesticated animals including cows, bulls, and steers, kept especially for milk or meat

bétail

bétail

Ex: Several cattle were grazing in the field. 
logging
logging
[nom]

the act of cutting down trees to use their wood

abattage, exploitation forestière

abattage, exploitation forestière

Ex: The logging industry employs thousands of workers in rural communities. 
to pick
to pick
[verbe]

to choose someone or something out of a group of people or things

choisir

choisir

Ex: The team captain will pick players for the upcoming match. 
to achieve
to achieve
[verbe]

to finally accomplish a desired goal after dealing with many difficulties

atteindre, accomplir

atteindre, accomplir

Ex: The research team collaborated tirelessly to achieve a breakthrough in medical science, leading to a groundbreaking discovery. 
example
example
[nom]

an occurrence of something

exemple

exemple

Ex: We saw several examples of unusual behavior. 
previously
previously
[Adverbe]

before the present moment or a specific time

auparavant, plus tôt

auparavant, plus tôt

Ex: I had previously visited the city for a conference before moving here for work. 

J'avais précédemment visité la ville pour une conférence avant de m'y installer pour travailler.

site
site
[nom]

an area of land on which something is, was, or will be constructed

chantier, site

chantier, site

Ex: Archaeologists excavated the ancient burial site to uncover artifacts. 
to degrade
to degrade
[verbe]

(of human activities or natural forces) to gradually break down rocks, mountains, hills, etc.

dégrader

dégrader

Ex: Construction activities can degrade natural landscapes. 

Les activités de construction peuvent dégrader les paysages naturels.

mining
mining
[nom]

the activity or industry of extracting minerals and other valuable materials from the earth

exploitation minière,  extraction minière

exploitation minière, extraction minière

Ex: Laura works for a company involved in copper mining. 
cement
cement
[nom]

a gray powdery substance that becomes hard if it is mixed with water and sand, used for construction purposes such as sticking bricks of a wall together

ciment

ciment

Ex: The sidewalks were cracked and uneven, in need of repair and fresh cement. 

Les trottoirs étaient fissurés et inégaux, nécessitant des réparations et du ciment frais.

topsoil
topsoil
[nom]

the layer of soil on the surface

couche arable, terre végétale

couche arable, terre végétale

fig
fig
[nom]

a soft, sweet fruit with thin skin and many small seeds, eaten fresh or dried

figue

figue

Ex: Fresh figs are soft and naturally sweet. 
keystone

a central element or factor that provides essential support or cohesion to a system or concept

clef de voûte, fondement

clef de voûte, fondement

Ex: Renewable energy is the keystone of the city's sustainability plan. 

L'énergie renouvelable est la pierre angulaire du plan de durabilité de la ville.

role
role
[nom]

what something is used for

rôle, fonction

rôle, fonction

Ex: This device plays an important role in controlling temperature. 
to play
to play
[verbe]

to actively influence or impact a situation, event, or outcome

jouer, influencer

jouer, influencer

Ex: Her positive attitude played a key role in motivating the team to achieve their goals. 
to ensure
to ensure
[verbe]

to make sure that something will happen

assurer

assurer

Ex: The checklist ensures that all necessary tasks are completed. 
resilience

the ability to recover from difficult situations

résilience

résilience

Ex: The community demonstrated resilience by coming together to rebuild homes after the devastating storm. 

La communauté a fait preuve de résilience en se rassemblant pour reconstruire les maisons après la tempête dévastatrice.

vital
vital
[Adjectif]

absolutely necessary and of great importance

vital, indispensable, essentiel

vital, indispensable, essentiel

Ex: Quality sleep is vital for cognitive function and overall well-being. 
seed
seed
[nom]

a small living part of a plant that when put in the ground, grows into a new one

graine

graine

Ex: Farmers select high-quality seeds to ensure a bountiful harvest and healthy crops. 
appropriate
appropriate
[Adjectif]

suitable or acceptable for a given situation or purpose

approprié, adapté

approprié, adapté

Ex: Using formal language is appropriate in a business meeting. 
genetic
genetic
[Adjectif]

connected to the parts of the DNA in cells, called genes, that determine hereditary traits

génétique

génétique

Ex: Traits such as eye color and height are influenced by genetic factors inherited from parents. 

Des traits tels que la couleur des yeux et la taille sont influencés par des facteurs génétiques hérités des parents.

diversity

the state of including or containing many different types, characteristics, or elements

diversité

diversité

Ex: The course offers a remarkable diversity of topics. 
variation

(biology) an organism that has characteristics resulting from chromosomal alteration

variation, mutation

variation, mutation

Ex: This variation displayed several unusual physical characteristics. 
generally
generally
[Adverbe]

in a way that is true in most cases

généralement

généralement

Ex: Children generally learn to walk by the age of one. 

Les enfants apprennent généralement à marcher vers l'âge d'un an.

to adapt
to adapt
[verbe]

to change one's behavior or habits in order to deal successfully with a new situation or environment

s'adapter

s'adapter

Ex: It took Daniel several months to adapt to city life. 
climate change

a permanent change in global or regional climate patterns, including temperature, wind, and rainfall

changement climatique

changement climatique

Ex: Climate change is causing shifts in agricultural practices. 

Le changement climatique provoque des changements dans les pratiques agricoles.

ultimately
ultimately
[Adverbe]

after doing or considering everything

finalement, à terme

finalement, à terme

Ex: Despite facing challenges along the way, they ultimately succeeded in launching the product. 

Malgré les défis rencontrés en cours de route, ils ont finalement réussi à lancer le produit.

formerly
formerly
[Adverbe]

in an earlier period

précédemment, anciennement

précédemment, anciennement

Ex: Jane formerly lived in Paris before relocating to London for her new job. 

Jane autrefois vivait à Paris avant de déménager à Londres pour son nouveau travail.

forested
forested
[Adjectif]

covered with forest

boisé, forestier

boisé, forestier

grassland

a large, open, and grass-covered area

prairie

prairie

Ex: The grassland stretches for miles without trees. 

La prairie s'étend sur des kilomètres sans arbres.

savanna
savanna
[nom]

a flat grassland in tropical or subtropical regions

savane, prairie tropicale

savane, prairie tropicale

wetland
wetland
[nom]

an area of land characterized by its soil, water, and vegetation, where the water table is at or near the surface for a significant part of the year

zone humide, marais

zone humide, marais

Ex: Mangrove swamps are coastal wetlands characterized by salt-tolerant vegetation, such as mangrove trees. 

Les marais de mangrove sont des zones humides côtières caractérisées par une végétation tolérante au sel, comme les palétuviers.

carbon
carbon
[nom]

a chemical element present in all living things and in substances such as coal, graphite, and diamond

carbone

carbone

Ex: Diamond and graphite are different forms of carbon. 
advantageous
advantageous
[Adjectif]

providing benefits or favorable circumstances

avantageux, bénéfique

avantageux, bénéfique

Ex: The advantageous position allowed us to negotiate better terms. 

La position avantageuse nous a permis de négocier de meilleures conditions.

recreational
recreational
[Adjectif]

relating to activities done for enjoyment or leisure, rather than for work or other obligations

récréatif, de loisirs

récréatif, de loisirs

Ex: Recreational sports leagues provide opportunities for social interaction and friendly competition. 

Les ligues sportives récréatives offrent des opportunités d'interaction sociale et de compétition amicale.

to exploit
to exploit
[verbe]

to use someone or something unfairly for one's own benefit

exploiter

exploiter

Ex: He exploited his position to obtain special favors. 
to capture
to capture
[verbe]

to take in and hold something, like an atom, molecule, or particle, during a physical, chemical, or technical process

capturer, piéger

capturer, piéger

Ex: Scientists study how molecules capture electrons. 
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