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Cambridge IELTS 18 - Académique - Test 1 - Lecture - Passage 2 (2)

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Cambridge IELTS 18 - Academic
primary
primary
[Adjectif]

having the most importance or influence

principal, primordial, fondamental

principal, primordial, fondamental

Ex: In this debate, the primary argument revolves around economic sustainability. 
foliage
foliage
[nom]

a plant or tree's branches and leaves collectively

feuillage

feuillage

Ex: The garden was filled with lush green foliage. 

Le jardin était rempli d'un feuillage vert luxuriant.

crown
crown
[nom]

the top part of a tree or other plant

couronne

couronne

Ex: The crown of the sunflower turned to follow the sun throughout the day. 
coverage

the extent or degree to which something is provided, included, dealt with, or reaches a particular area

couverture,  étendue

couverture, étendue

Ex: The book offers broad coverage of modern European history. 
to regenerate

to grow or be made again

régénérer, se régénérer

régénérer, se régénérer

crowded
crowded
[Adjectif]

(of a space) filled with things or people

bondé, surpeuplé

bondé, surpeuplé

Ex: The crowded subway train was standing room only during rush hour. 

Le métro bondé n'avait plus de places assises pendant l'heure de pointe.

to tailor
to tailor
[verbe]

to customize or modify something to fit an individual or market's specific preferences

adapter, personnaliser

adapter, personnaliser

Ex: The company offers services to tailor software solutions based on client needs. 

L'entreprise propose des services pour personnaliser des solutions logicielles en fonction des besoins des clients.

to yield
to yield
[verbe]

(of a farm or an industry) to grow or produce a crop or product

produire

produire

Ex: Despite the harsh weather conditions, the vineyard continued to yield high-quality grapes for wine production. 
pest
pest
[nom]

an insect or small animal that destroys or damages crops, food, etc.

nuisible

nuisible

Ex: Aphids are a common pest in vegetable gardens. 

Les pucerons sont un ravageur courant dans les potagers.

pathogen

any organism that can cause diseases

agent pathogène

agent pathogène

Ex: Vaccines are designed to protect against specific pathogens by stimulating the immune system to recognize and fight them. 

Les vaccins sont conçus pour protéger contre des pathogènes spécifiques en stimulant le système immunitaire à les reconnaître et à les combattre.

to ease
to ease
[verbe]

to reduce the severity or seriousness of something unpleasant

soulager, atténuer

soulager, atténuer

Ex: The government implemented measures to ease traffic congestion during rush hour. 
procedure

a particular set of actions conducted in a certain way

procédure

procédure

Ex: The laboratory has a standardized procedure for testing samples to ensure consistent results. 
to seek
to seek
[verbe]

to make an effort to achieve or obtain something

chercher, rechercher

chercher, rechercher

Ex: He sought to understand the complex concept by reading more about it. 
spread
spread
[nom]

a haphazard distribution in all directions

dispersion, répartition aléatoire

dispersion, répartition aléatoire

Ex: The seeds showed an uneven spread across the field. 
vigorous
vigorous
[Adjectif]

having strength and good mental or physical health

vigoureux, énergique

vigoureux, énergique

Ex: An intense and lively beat was added to the band's performance by the vigorous drummer. 

Un rythme intense et vivant a été ajouté à la performance du groupe par le batteur vigoureux.

outbreak

the unexpected start of something terrible, such as a disease

épidémie

épidémie

Ex: The outbreak of the virus led to immediate quarantine measures. 
mature
mature
[Adjectif]

having reached full physical growth or natural development

mûr

mûr

Ex: A mature elephant can weigh several tons. 
to thin
to thin
[verbe]

to reduce the density of something

éclaircir, alléger

éclaircir, alléger

Ex: The farmer thinned the fruit trees to ensure healthier growth and better fruit production. 
seedling

a young plant that develops from a seed, typically in the early stages of growth after germination

jeune plante, semis

jeune plante, semis

Ex: Farmers carefully nurture seedlings in nurseries before planting them in fields. 

Les agriculteurs prennent soin des plants dans les pépinières avant de les planter dans les champs.

to establish

to make something stable, secure, or permanent in a specific place or position

établir, installer

établir, installer

Ex: The family worked to establish their roots in the small town. 
forester

a specialist in managing, conserving, and cultivating forests and their resources

forestier

forestier

Ex: A professional forester marked diseased trees for removal. 
to leave
to leave
[verbe]

to cause something to remain as a result

laisser, faire rester

laisser, faire rester

Ex: She left a lipstick stain on the coffee mug. 
young
young
[Adjectif]

in the initial phase of existence or development

jeune, naissant

jeune, naissant

Ex: The young business showed promising growth in its first year. 
point
point
[nom]

a precise or identifiable position within a continuum, sequence, or process

point, étape

point, étape

Ex: The patient's condition improved at a certain point during the treatment. 
two-tier
two-tier
[Adjectif]

(of systems, structures, or arrangements) divided into two distinct parts or groups

à deux niveaux, binaire

à deux niveaux, binaire

Ex: Their two-tier membership gives access to different benefits at each level. 

Leur adhésion à deux niveaux donne accès à différents avantages à chaque niveau.

harvest
harvest
[nom]

the time of year when ripe crops are gathered

moisson

moisson

Ex: The village becomes especially busy at harvest. 
to come in
to come in
[verbe]

to arrive at a certain stage or point in a process

arriver, parvenir

arriver, parvenir

Ex: They were trailing behind but managed to come in second place. 

Ils étaient à la traîne mais ont réussi à arriver en deuxième place.

to spread out

to distribute something among different time periods or individuals

répartir, étaler

répartir, étaler

Ex: The teacher opted to spread out the exams throughout the semester instead of having them all in one week. 

Le professeur a choisi de répartir les examens tout au long du semestre au lieu de les avoir tous en une semaine.

thinning

the act of diluting something

dilution, éclaircissement

dilution, éclaircissement

deadwood

a branch or a part of a tree that is dead

bois mort, branche morte

bois mort, branche morte

removal
removal
[nom]

the act or process of taking someone or something away from a place, position, or situation

enlèvement,  retrait

enlèvement, retrait

Ex: The company arranged for the removal of the old equipment. 
to center on

to have someone or something as the main subject, concern, or focus

se concentrer sur, porter sur

se concentrer sur, porter sur

Ex: Her research centers on childhood language development. 
retention

the act of keeping something that one already has

rétention

rétention

to classify

to arrange people or things into groups according to shared characteristics or qualities

classer

classer

Ex: Scientists classify animals into different groups. 
nutrient

a chemical element or inorganic compound that green plants absorb and incorporate into their organic molecules to support growth and metabolism

nutriment, substance nutritive

nutriment, substance nutritive

Ex: Zinc is a critical micronutrient for enzyme function, and its deficiency often shows up as interveinal chlorosis on new leaves. 

Le zinc est un micronutriment essentiel pour la fonction enzymatique, et sa carence se manifeste souvent par une chlorose interveinale sur les nouvelles feuilles.

to cycle
to cycle
[verbe]

to go through a complete series of events or stages in a cyclical or repetitive manner

cycler, passer par un cycle

cycler, passer par un cycle

Ex: The fashion industry cycles through trends, with styles and preferences changing from season to season. 
soil
soil
[nom]

the black or brownish substance consisted of organic remains, rock particles, and clay that forms the upper layer of earth where trees or other plants grow

sol

sol

Ex: She planted the flowers in the rich, dark soil of the garden. 
cavity
cavity
[nom]

a natural empty space or hollow area inside the body

cavité, creux

cavité, creux

Ex: The heart sits inside a chest cavity. 

Le cœur se trouve à l'intérieur d'une cavité thoracique.

predator

an animal that hunts, kills, and eats other animals

prédateur

prédateur

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

a bird with a drill-like beak that makes holes in trees in search of insects to feed on

pic

pic

mammal
mammal
[nom]

a warm-blooded vertebrate animal whose females produce milk to feed their young and that typically has hair or fur

mammifère

mammifère

Ex: The bat is the only mammal capable of sustained flight. 
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.

hawthorn

a shrub or small tree of the family of rose with small red fruits

aubépine

aubépine

to stay behind

to remain in a location while others depart

rester derrière, demeurer sur place

rester derrière, demeurer sur place

Ex: Despite the storm, the dedicated teacher stayed behind in the classroom to help a struggling student. 

Malgré la tempête, l'enseignant dévoué est resté dans la salle de classe pour aider un élève en difficulté.

structural
structural
[Adjectif]

relating to or concerned with the morphology of plants and animals

structurel, morphologique

structurel, morphologique

diversity

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

diversité

diversité

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

a mention or citation of something, often to provide context or support for an idea

référence, citation

référence, citation

Ex: His speech made multiple references to historical events. 
aspect
aspect
[nom]

a defining or distinctive feature of something

aspect, caractéristique

aspect, caractéristique

Ex: Every aspect of the team's performance was analyzed after the match. 
to contribute

to be one of the causes or reasons that helps something happen

contribuer à

contribuer à

Ex: The feedback from customers contributed to improving the product. 
worth
worth
[nom]

the assigned or estimated value of something, without necessarily specifying a particular quantity or amount

valeur

valeur

Ex: His contributions to the project were of immense worth to the team. 
to mention
to mention
[verbe]

to say something about someone or something, without giving much detail

mentionner

mentionner

Ex: He didn't mention the party until the last minute, catching us by surprise. 
potential
potential
[Adjectif]

having the possibility to develop or be developed into something particular in the future

potentiel

potentiel

Ex: They discussed potential solutions to the problem during the brainstorming session. 
to run
to run
[verbe]

to cause engines or machines to operate, function, or perform their designated tasks

faire fonctionner, mettre en marche

faire fonctionner, mettre en marche

Ex: Can you run the generator to provide electricity for the event? 
alternative
alternative
[Adjectif]

available as an option for something else

alternatif

alternatif

Ex: She sought an alternative solution to the problem. 
to generate

to cause or give rise to something

créer, générer, susciter

créer, générer, susciter

Ex: The development of renewable energy technologies has generated opportunities for job growth in the clean energy sector. 
across
across
[préposition]

during a period of time

à travers, au fil de

à travers, au fil de

Ex: The project will unfold across several months. 

Le projet se déroulera sur plusieurs mois.

range
range
[nom]

a variety of things that are different but are of the same general type

gamme, éventail, plage, série

gamme, éventail, plage, série

Ex: Her wardrobe includes a diverse range of clothing, from casual wear to formal attire. 
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 name
to name
[verbe]

to specify or list something by giving its name

nommer, désigner

nommer, désigner

Ex: The professor named the key concepts that would be covered in the lecture. 
nota bene

a Latin phrase (or its abbreviation) used to indicate that special attention should be paid to something

nota bene, notez bien

nota bene, notez bien

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