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Cambridge IELTS 17 - Académique - Test 4 - Écoute - Partie 3

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Cambridge IELTS 17 - Academic
disbelief

the state of not believing or accepting something as true or real

incrédulité, incroyance

incrédulité, incroyance

Ex: His story was met with complete disbelief. 

Son histoire a été accueillie avec une incrédulité totale.

to admire
to admire
[verbe]

to respect and approve of someone or something because of their qualities, achievements, or actions

admirer

admirer

Ex: Daniel has always admired his grandfather's honesty. 
fellow
fellow
[Adjectif]

used to refer to someone who shares similarities with one such as job, interest, etc. or is in the same situation

co-

co-

Ex: The professor encouraged collaboration among fellow researchers to advance scientific knowledge. 
course
course
[nom]

a series of lessons or lectures on a particular subject

cours

cours

Ex: I'm taking an online course to learn a new language. 
professional
professional
[Adjectif]

doing an activity as a job and not just for fun

professionnel

professionnel

Ex: As a professional musician, he performs regularly at concerts and events. 
athlete
athlete
[nom]

a person who is good at sports and physical exercise, and often competes in sports competitions

athlète

athlète

Ex: As a well-rounded athlete, she competed in swimming, cycling, and running events. 

En tant que athlète polyvalente, elle a participé à des épreuves de natation, de cyclisme et de course à pied.

brilliant
brilliant
[Adjectif]

exceptionally impressive or outstanding

brillant, exceptionnel

brillant, exceptionnel

Ex: The scientist's brilliant discovery changed the course of modern medicine. 
academic
academic
[Adjectif]

hypothetical or theoretical and not expected to produce an immediate or practical result

académique, théorique

académique, théorique

Ex: Without enough funding, the debate about expansion is purely academic. 
to push
to push
[verbe]

to encourage or influence someone, or oneself, to work harder

pousser, encourager

pousser, encourager

Ex: She always pushes herself to excel in her studies. 
fortunate
fortunate
[Adjectif]

experiencing good luck or favorable circumstances

chanceux, heureux

chanceux, heureux

Ex: He considered himself fortunate to have such supportive friends and family. 

Il se considérait chanceux d'avoir des amis et une famille aussi encourageants.

to compete
to compete
[verbe]

to join in a contest or game

concourir

concourir

Ex: I plan to compete in the city's photography contest. 
over
over
[préposition]

past the worst stage of something, especially a difficulty or illness

au-delà de, passé

au-delà de, passé

Ex: The team is over the worst part of the season. 
related
related
[Adjectif]

connected logically, causally, or by shared characteristics

lié, associé

lié, associé

Ex: These two documents are related in terms of their content. 

Ces deux documents sont liés en termes de contenu.

area
area
[nom]

a specific field or subject of study or expertise

domaine, champ

domaine, champ

Ex: The seminar focused on emerging trends in the area of artificial intelligence. 
session
session
[nom]

a scheduled period of teaching, instruction, or learning activities conducted within a defined timeframe

séance, session

séance, session

Ex: During the session, the teacher introduced a new topic and guided students through interactive learning exercises. 
bat
bat
[nom]

a small racket with a long handle, used to hit a ball in games such as squash

raquette de squash, raquette pour squash

raquette de squash, raquette pour squash

Ex: The instructor corrected her swing with the bat. 
rubber
rubber
[nom]

a strong, elastic material obtained from the latex of certain plants

caoutchouc,  gomme

caoutchouc, gomme

Ex: The factory uses rubber to make flexible seals and hoses. 
roll
roll
[nom]

something that is wrapped around a tube or shaped into one

roulade, rouleau

roulade, rouleau

Ex: She handed me a roll of film to develop at the photography store. 
bulk
bulk
[nom]

large size, mass, or volume

volume, masse

volume, masse

Ex: The sheer bulk of the building dominates the street. 
harness
harness
[nom]

a piece of equipment that fits around an animal's body, typically a dog or cat, and is used to secure and control the animal

harnais, bât

harnais, bât

Ex: She gently fastened the harness on her cat before taking it for a stroll in the park. 

Elle a doucement attaché le harnais à son chat avant de le promener dans le parc.

covering

a manufactured item or material placed over something for protection, shelter, or concealment

couverture,  revêtement

couverture, revêtement

Ex: They pulled a plastic covering over the outdoor furniture. 
innovative
innovative
[Adjectif]

(of ideas, products, etc.) creative and unlike anything else that exists

innovant, novateur

innovant, novateur

Ex: Her innovative design for the product won several awards for its originality and practicality. 

Son design innovant pour le produit a remporté plusieurs prix pour son originalité et sa praticité.

pad
pad
[nom]

a flat piece of soft material used for protection, cushioning, cleaning, or absorbing liquid

tampon,  coussinet

tampon, coussinet

Ex: Sarah cleaned her face with a soft cotton pad. 
cricket
cricket
[nom]

a game played by two teams of eleven players who try to get points by hitting the ball with a wooden bat and running between two sets of vertical wooden sticks

cricket

cricket

Ex: I enjoy watching cricket games on television. 
helmet
helmet
[nom]

a hard hat worn by soldiers, bikers, etc. for protection

casque

casque

Ex: The cyclist adjusted his aerodynamic helmet and set off on the race. 

Le cycliste a ajusté son casque aérodynamique et est parti pour la course.

to boo
to boo
[verbe]

show displeasure, as after a performance or speech

huer, siffler

huer, siffler

to jeer
to jeer
[verbe]

to mockingly laugh or shout at someone

huer, conspuer

huer, conspuer

cycle
cycle
[nom]

a vehicle with two wheels designed for propulsion by foot pedals like a bicycle or tricycle

vélo, bicyclette

vélo, bicyclette

Ex: Cycle lanes make commuting safer for cyclists in urban areas. 
biker
biker
[nom]

someone who rides a motorcycle or bicycle

motard, cycliste

motard, cycliste

Ex: Every weekend, the biker joins his friends for a long ride. 

Chaque week-end, le motard rejoint ses amis pour une longue balade.

cyclist
cyclist
[nom]

someone who rides a bicycle

cycliste

cycliste

Ex: Every morning, the cyclist rides through the park for exercise. 

Chaque matin, le cycliste traverse le parc pour faire de l'exercice.

to end up
to end up
[verbe]

to eventually reach or find oneself in a particular place, situation, or condition, often unexpectedly or as a result of circumstances

finir par, se retrouver finalement

finir par, se retrouver finalement

Ex: I didn't intend to buy anything, but I ended up leaving the store with a bag full of items. 

Je n'avais pas l'intention d'acheter quoi que ce soit, mais j'ai fini par quitter le magasin avec un sac plein d'articles.

air vent

an opening or device designed to allow the flow of air into or out of a confined space, such as a room, building, or HVAC system, for the purpose of ventilation, air circulation, or temperature regulation

bouche d'aération, grille de ventilation

bouche d'aération, grille de ventilation

Ex: He adjusted the air vent to redirect the cool air from the AC towards the kitchen. 

Il a ajusté la bouche d'aération pour rediriger l'air frais de la climatisation vers la cuisine.

club
club
[nom]

a piece of golf equipment used by a golfer to hit a golf ball

club

club

Ex: The golfer swung the club with precision, sending the ball flying. 
hockey stick

a sport equipment used by players to hit, pass, and control the puck or ball in hockey games

crosse de hockey, bâton de hockey

crosse de hockey, bâton de hockey

Ex: He used the hockey stick to pass the puck to his teammate. 

Il a utilisé la crosse de hockey pour passer le palet à son coéquipier.

to manufacture

to produce goods in large quantities, especially in a factory using machinery

fabriquer

fabriquer

Ex: These parts are manufactured using automated machinery. 
to stitch
to stitch
[verbe]

to close a wound by sewing its edges together with medical thread

suturer, recoudre

suturer, recoudre

Ex: Her cut was cleaned and stitched at the hospital. 
to head
to head
[verbe]

to strike the ball with the head, usually to pass or score in soccer

têter, faire une tête

têter, faire une tête

Ex: He rose high to head the ball to his teammate. 
excessive
excessive
[Adjectif]

beyond what is considered normal or socially acceptable

excessif, démesuré

excessif, démesuré

Ex: She received excessive praise for a task that was simply part of her job. 

Elle a reçu des éloges excessifs pour une tâche qui faisait simplement partie de son travail.

mass
mass
[Adjectif]

involving or impacting a large number of things or people collectively

de masse

de masse

Ex: The company faced mass layoffs due to economic downturn. 
spectator

a person who watches sport competitions closely

spectateur, spectatrice

spectateur, spectatrice

Ex: As a seasoned spectator, he knew all the rules of the game and could often predict the players' next moves. 

En tant que spectateur chevronné, il connaissait toutes les règles du jeu et pouvait souvent prédire les prochains mouvements des joueurs.

homesickness

a strong feeling of missing home and wanting to return

nostalgie, mal du pays

nostalgie, mal du pays

Ex: Traveling alone, she experienced intense homesickness. 

En voyageant seule, elle a ressenti une intense nostalgie du pays.

gratitude

the quality of being thankful or showing appreciation for something

reconnaissance,  gratitude

reconnaissance, gratitude

Ex: His heart was full of gratitude after his friends surprised him with a birthday party. 

Son cœur était plein de gratitude après que ses amis lui aient fait la surprise d'une fête d'anniversaire.

pimpled
pimpled
[Adjectif]

covered with many small raised bumps or spots on a surface

boutonneux, couvert de petites bosses

boutonneux, couvert de petites bosses

Ex: The glass had a pimpled texture that made it hard to see through. 

Le verre avait une texture granuleuse qui le rendait difficile à voir à travers.

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