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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Académique - Test 4 - Lecture - Passage 1 (3)

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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic
to restrict

to impose limits or regulations on someone or something, typically to control or reduce its scope or extent

limiter, restreindre

limiter, restreindre

Ex: They had to restrict the number of attendees at the event due to safety concerns. 
to emerge
to emerge
[verbe]

to come out from a protective covering, like an egg or cocoon

émerger, sortir

émerger, sortir

Ex: The praying mantis nymphs emerged from their egg cases and scattered into the garden. 
worryingly
worryingly
[Adverbe]

in a manner that causes concern or unease

inquiétamment, de manière inquiétante

inquiétamment, de manière inquiétante

Ex: Her hands shook worryingly as she spoke. 

Ses mains tremblaient inquiétamment pendant qu'elle parlait.

specific
specific
[Adjectif]

related to or involving only one certain thing

spécifique

spécifique

Ex: He made a specific request for the book with the blue cover. 
habitat
habitat
[nom]

the natural environment in which a particular animal, plant, or other organism normally lives or grows

habitat

habitat

Ex: Deforestation has destroyed much of the orangutan's natural habitat. 
to relate
to relate
[verbe]

to be linked or connected in a cause-and-effect relationship

relier, être lié

relier, être lié

Ex: Poor nutrition can relate to various health issues. 
diet
diet
[nom]

the types of food or drink that people or animals usually consume

alimentation, régime alimentaire

alimentation, régime alimentaire

Ex: She adopted a vegetarian diet, choosing to avoid meat and focus on plant-based foods. 
to tend
to tend
[verbe]

to be likely to develop or occur in a certain way because that is the usual pattern

avoir tendance, être enclin

avoir tendance, être enclin

Ex: People from that region tend to be fluent in multiple languages due to their diverse cultural influences. 
endangered
endangered
[Adjectif]

(of an animal, plant, etc.) being at risk of extinction

en danger

en danger

Ex: Conservation efforts are underway to protect the habitat of the endangered Bengal tiger. 

Des efforts de conservation sont en cours pour protéger l'habitat du tigre du Bengale en danger.

woodland

land covered with many trees, especially an area smaller or less dense than a typical forest

bois, région boisée

bois, région boisée

Ex: Sarah walked through a patch of ancient woodland near her home. 
limestone

a hard gray or white rock that contains calcium and is used for making cement or as a building material

calcaire, pierre calcaire

calcaire, pierre calcaire

pavement

the hard surface of a road, usually made of asphalt or concrete

trottoir, chaussée

trottoir, chaussée

Ex: The tires left dark marks on the pavement. 
single
single
[Adjectif]

existing alone without any others of the same kind

seul, unique

seul, unique

Ex: The single witness to the crime came forward with crucial evidence. 
undoubtedly
undoubtedly
[Adverbe]

used to say that there is no doubt something is true or is the case

indubitablement, sans aucun doute

indubitablement, sans aucun doute

Ex: The new policy will undoubtedly improve the efficiency of the workflow. 

La nouvelle politique améliorera sans aucun doute l'efficacité du flux de travail.

sole
sole
[Adjectif]

being the only person or thing of a particular type

seul, unique

seul, unique

Ex: Daniel is the sole employee working in the office today. 
cause
cause
[nom]

an event, thing, or person that gives rise to something

cause

cause

Ex: Scientists are still trying to determine the cause of the mysterious illness. 
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. 
part
part
[nom]

the effort contributed by a person in bringing about a result

part, contribution

part, contribution

Ex: He had no part in the decision. 
downfall

a sudden decline in strength or number or importance

chute, déclin

chute, déclin

capacity

the ability or power to achieve something or develop into a certain state in the future

capacité

capacité

Ex: The company's capacity for growth is evident in its increasing customer base and expanding product line. 
continental
continental
[Adjectif]

situated on or limited to the mainland of a continent rather than nearby islands or territories

continental

continental

Ex: Most of the species occurs in continental North America. 
sufficiently
sufficiently
[Adverbe]

to a degree or extent that is enough

suffisamment, assez

suffisamment, assez

Ex: The evidence was sufficiently convincing to secure a guilty verdict. 

Les preuves étaient suffisamment convaincantes pour obtenir un verdict de culpabilité.

therefore
therefore
[Adverbe]

used to suggest a logical conclusion based on the information or reasoning provided

donc, par conséquent

donc, par conséquent

Ex: She studied diligently for the exam; therefore, she confidently aced the test. 

Elle a étudié avec diligence pour l'examen ; par conséquent, elle a réussi le test avec confiance.

to switch
to switch
[verbe]

to change from one thing, such as a task, major, conversation topic, job, etc. to a completely different one

changer de

changer de

Ex: Students often switch majors during their college years to explore different fields of study. 
additional
additional
[Adjectif]

added or extra to what is already present or available

supplémentaire, en plus, additionnel

supplémentaire, en plus, additionnel

Ex: The company hired additional staff to handle the increased workload. 

L'entreprise a embauché du personnel supplémentaire pour faire face à la charge de travail accrue.

potentially
potentially
[Adverbe]

in a manner expressing the capability or likelihood of something happening or developing in the future

potentiellement

potentiellement

Ex: She is potentially eligible for the scholarship based on her academic achievements. 

Elle est potentiellement éligible à la bourse en fonction de ses réalisations académiques.

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. 
at risk
at risk
[Phrase]

prone to danger or harm

en danger, à risque

en danger, à risque

Ex: As with all diseases, certain groups will be more at risk than others. 
much
much
[Adverbe]

used to indicate a clear difference or superiority

beaucoup, de loin

beaucoup, de loin

Ex: This solution is much better than the last. 
sought-after
sought-after
[Adjectif]

wanted or desired by many people and therefore in high demand

recherché, convoité

recherché, convoité

Ex: The neighborhood has become a sought-after place to live. 
significant
significant
[Adjectif]

important or great enough to be noticed or have an impact

important

important

Ex: His contributions to the project were significant in achieving its success. 

Ses contributions au projet ont été significatives pour en assurer le succès.

considerable
considerable
[Adjectif]

large in quantity, extent, or degree

considérable, important

considérable, important

Ex: She received a considerable number of responses to her job advertisement, reflecting high interest in the position. 

Elle a reçu un nombre considérable de réponses à son offre d'emploi, reflétant un grand intérêt pour le poste.

solely
solely
[Adverbe]

with no one or nothing else involved

seulement

seulement

Ex: She took the job solely for financial reasons. 

Elle a pris le travail uniquement pour des raisons financières.

honeysuckle

a climbing plant with fragrant flowers that are pink, white, or yellow in color

chèvrefeuille

chèvrefeuille

Ex: She gathered a bouquet of honeysuckle blooms, their delicate pink and yellow flowers adding a touch of natural beauty to her home. 

Elle a cueilli un bouquet de fleurs de chèvrefeuille, leurs délicates fleurs roses et jaunes ajoutant une touche de beauté naturelle à sa maison.

due to
due to
[préposition]

as a result of a specific cause or reason

à cause de

à cause de

Ex: The event was canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. 

L'événement a été annulé en raison de circonstances imprévues.

at present
at present
[Adverbe]

at the current moment or during the existing time

actuellement, en ce moment

actuellement, en ce moment

Ex: At present, we are not accepting new applications for the program. 

À présent, nous n'acceptons pas de nouvelles demandes pour le programme.

predator

an animal that hunts, kills, and eats other animals

prédateur

prédateur

Ex: Young rabbits often hide from predators in thick vegetation. 
creature

any living thing that is able to move on its own, such as an animal, fish, etc.

créature

créature

Ex: Explorers marveled at the diversity of creatures they encountered in the depths of the ocean, from colorful fish to elusive octopuses. 
to alter
to alter
[verbe]

to cause something to change

changer, modifier

changer, modifier

Ex: After receiving feedback, she decided to alter her presentation to make it more engaging. 
reduced
reduced
[Adjectif]

lower than usual or expected in amount or quantity

réduit, diminué

réduit, diminué

Ex: The sale offered reduced prices on a wide range of merchandise, making it a popular shopping event. 

La vente proposait des prix réduits sur une large gamme de marchandises, ce qui en faisait un événement commercial populaire.

lifespan

the total amount of time that an organism, person, or object is alive or able to function

durée de vie, espérance de vie

durée de vie, espérance de vie

Ex: The lifespan of a car battery is usually about 3 to 5 years. 
clear
clear
[Adverbe]

in a way that is easily understood or audible

clairement,  distinctement

clairement, distinctement

Ex: The instructions were presented loud and clear. 
adaptation

the process by which organisms evolve traits that improve their chances of survival and reproduction in a particular environment

adaptation, acclimatation

adaptation, acclimatation

Ex: Polar bears' thick fur is an adaptation to arctic conditions. 
amateur
amateur
[Adjectif]

done or pursued for pleasure rather than as a profession or for payment

amateur

amateur

Ex: He has played amateur football for more than ten years. 
watcher
watcher
[nom]

a close observer; someone who looks at something (such as an exhibition of some kind)

observateur, spectateur

observateur, spectateur

to appear
to appear
[verbe]

to be seen or arrive at a particular place

apparaître, se montrer

apparaître, se montrer

Ex: By the time the party started, the birthday girl still hadn't appeared, causing concern among her friends. 
to occupy
to occupy
[verbe]

to take up, cover, or use the entire space or extent of something

occuper, prendre

occuper, prendre

Ex: The expansive garden occupied the backyard, featuring a variety of flowers, shrubs, and a vegetable patch. 
to specialize

to modify or design an organ or part of something to serve a specific purpose or function

se spécialiser,  adapter

se spécialiser, adapter

Ex: The human eye has specialized to detect a wide range of light. 
coppiced
coppiced
[Adjectif]

(of trees or shrubs) regularly cut back to the ground to encourage new growth

étêté, taillé en têtard

étêté, taillé en têtard

Ex: Coppiced trees grow quickly after being trimmed back. 

Les arbres étêtés poussent rapidement après avoir été taillés.

all is not lost

used to say that there is still hope or a chance to succeed, even if things seem difficult or uncertain

Ex: Even after the setback, all is not lost, there is still time to recover. 
to extract
to extract
[verbe]

to use pressure, manipulation, or other means to obtain what is desired

extraire, soutirer

extraire, soutirer

Ex: The hacker employed sophisticated techniques to extract sensitive financial information from unsuspecting individuals. 
warning sign

something that shows there may be danger, trouble, or a problem ahead

signe d'avertissement, signal d'alerte

signe d'avertissement, signal d'alerte

Ex: A sudden drop in sales was a warning sign for the company. 

Une baisse soudaine des ventes était un signe d'alerte pour l'entreprise.

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