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Liste de Mots Niveau C1 - Temps

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais sur le temps, tels que "avant", "indéfiniment", "instant", etc., préparés pour les apprenants de niveau C1.

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beforehand
beforehand
[Adverbe]

at an earlier time

à l'avance, au préalable

à l'avance, au préalable

Ex: The speaker emailed her notes beforehand. 

L'orateur a envoyé ses notes par courriel à l'avance.

forthcoming
forthcoming
[Adjectif]

referring to an event or occurrence that is about to happen very soon

prochain

prochain

Ex: Despite her best efforts, she found no forthcoming solution to the problem. 

Malgré ses meilleurs efforts, elle n'a trouvé aucune solution imminente au problème.

chronologically

in the order in which events, actions, or items occurred, following a timeline or sequence

chronologiquement

chronologiquement

Ex: Please list the tasks chronologically to ensure proper prioritization. 

Veuillez lister les tâches chronologiquement pour assurer une priorisation appropriée.

indefinitely
indefinitely
[Adverbe]

for an unspecified period of time

indéfiniment

indéfiniment

Ex: She decided to leave her job and travel, with plans to stay abroad indefinitely. 

Elle a décidé de quitter son emploi et de voyager, avec l'intention de rester à l'étranger indéfiniment.

to date
to date
[Adverbe]

up until now

à ce jour

à ce jour

Ex: This is the most successful product launch we've had to date. 
for the time being

for a limited period, usually until a certain condition changes

pour le moment, pour l'instant

pour le moment, pour l'instant

Ex: She is serving as the interim manager for the time being until a permanent replacement is found. 

Elle sert pour le moment de gestionnaire intérimaire jusqu'à ce qu'un remplaçant permanent soit trouvé.

from time to time

without a fixed schedule or pattern

de temps en temps

de temps en temps

Ex: I enjoy going for walks in the park from time to time to clear my mind. 

J'aime me promener dans le parc de temps en temps pour me vider l'esprit.

in due (course|time)
in due course
[Adverbe]

at the appropriate or expected time, without rushing or delay

en temps voulu, le moment venu

en temps voulu, le moment venu

Ex: Please be patient; your request will be processed in due time. 
yearlong
yearlong
[Adjectif]

continuing the whole year

d'un an

d'un an

Ex: The company offered a yearlong internship program for recent graduates. 
instant
instant
[nom]

a particular or exact point in time

instant

instant

Ex: The two cars reached the intersection at almost the same instant. 
spell
spell
[nom]

a short period of time of something particular

moment

moment

Ex: She experienced a dizzy spell and had to sit down. 
chapter
chapter
[nom]

a specific period of time in history or in someone's life

chapitre

chapitre

Ex: After completing his education, he entered a new chapter of his career, filled with opportunities and challenges. 
dusk
dusk
[nom]

the time after sun sets that is not yet completely dark

crépuscule

crépuscule

Ex: The tranquil beauty of the lakeside at dusk, with the sun dipping below the horizon, painted the sky in hues of pink and purple. 

La beauté tranquille du bord du lac au crépuscule, avec le soleil plongeant sous l'horizon, peignait le ciel de teintes roses et violettes.

eternity

time that is endless

éternité

éternité

Ex: The ancient ruins stood as silent witnesses to the passage of eternity, their weathered stones bearing the marks of countless generations. 
midsummer

the middle part of summer when it is hottest

milieu de l'été, plein été

milieu de l'été, plein été

Ex: As the sun lingered in the sky during midsummer, casting a golden glow across the meadows, children played and laughter filled the air. 
midwinter

the middle part of winter when it is coldest

le milieu de l'hiver

le milieu de l'hiver

Ex: The howling winds of midwinter swept across the frozen landscape, carrying with them the whispers of ancient tales and the promise of eventual spring. 
solstice

either of the two times of the year when the sun reaches its farthest or closest distance from the equator

solstice, solstice d'été

solstice, solstice d'été

Ex: As the summer solstice approaches, anticipation builds for the longest day of the year, when the sun reigns supreme and daylight lingers well into the evening. 
quarter
quarter
[nom]

a period of three months, typically used in financial contexts

trimestre

trimestre

Ex: Investors closely monitor earnings during the first quarter. 
leap year

a year in every four years that has 366 days instead of 365

année bissextile

année bissextile

Ex: We celebrate my birthday every leap year on February 29th. 
alternate
alternate
[Adjectif]

done or happening every other time

alterné

alterné

Ex: She schedules her therapy sessions for alternative weekends to accommodate work travel. 

Elle planifie ses séances de thérapie tous les autres week-ends pour s'adapter aux déplacements professionnels.

continual
continual
[Adjectif]

happening repeatedly or continuously in an annoying or problematic way

continuel

continuel

Ex: His continual interruptions during the meeting hindered progress on the project. 

Ses interruptions continues pendant la réunion ont entravé l'avancement du projet.

consecutive
consecutive
[Adjectif]

continuously happening one after another

consécutif

consécutif

Ex: The company reported consecutive quarterly losses, leading to concerns among investors. 

La société a signalé des pertes trimestrielles consécutives, suscitant des inquiétudes parmi les investisseurs.

successive
successive
[Adjectif]

happening one after another, in an uninterrupted sequence

successif

successif

Ex: The successive failures of the project led to its eventual cancellation. 
eternal
eternal
[Adjectif]

continuing or existing forever

éternel

éternel

Ex: The beauty of nature's landscapes seems eternal, untouched by the passage of years. 

La beauté des paysages naturels semble éternelle, intacte malgré le passage des années.

eventual
eventual
[Adjectif]

happening at the end of a process or a particular period of time

final

final

Ex: Despite facing numerous obstacles along the way, she remained determined to reach her eventual destination. 
imminent
imminent
[Adjectif]

(particularly of something unpleasant) likely to take place in the near future

imminent

imminent

Ex: As the volcano continued to show signs of activity, residents feared an imminent eruption. 

Alors que le volcan continuait à montrer des signes d'activité, les résidents craignaient une éruption imminente.

lengthy
lengthy
[Adjectif]

continuing for too long

long, très long

long, très long

Ex: The novel was criticized for its lengthy descriptions, which slowed down the pacing of the story. 
occasional
occasional
[Adjectif]

happening or done from time to time, without a consistent pattern

ocasionnel

ocasionnel

Ex: Tom's occasional visits to his hometown always bring back fond memories of his childhood. 

Les visites occasionnelles de Tom dans sa ville natale ramènent toujours de bons souvenirs de son enfance.

prospective
prospective
[Adjectif]

expected or likely to become, be, or do something in the future

futur

futur

Ex: Sarah answered questions from prospective students at the university fair. 
simultaneous
simultaneous
[Adjectif]

taking place at precisely the same time

simultané

simultané

Ex: Simultaneous translation services were provided for attendees from different countries. 

Des services de traduction simultanée ont été fournis aux participants de différents pays.

latter
latter
[Adjectif]

closest to the end of a particular period of time, event, etc.

dernier

dernier

Ex: As we reached the latter days of summer, the weather grew cooler and more pleasant. 
nightly
nightly
[Adjectif]

occurring every night

tous les soirs

tous les soirs

Ex: The club offers nightly drink specials to attract patrons. 

Le club propose des promotions quotidiennes sur les boissons pour attirer les clients.

yearly
yearly
[Adjectif]

appearing, made, or happening once a year

annuel

annuel

Ex: The town's yearly festival attracts visitors from far and wide. 

Le festival annuel de la ville attire des visiteurs de loin.

year-round
year-round
[Adjectif]

happening the whole year

sur toute l'année, pendant toute l'année

sur toute l'année, pendant toute l'année

Ex: The beach is a popular destination for year-round sunbathing and swimming. 
extension

a period of time added to something to prolong it

prolongation

prolongation

Ex: The company announced an extension of the sale, allowing customers more time to take advantage of discounted prices. 
around the clock

non-stop and continuing through the whole day and night

vingt-quatre heures sur vingt-quatre, jour et nuit

vingt-quatre heures sur vingt-quatre, jour et nuit

Ex: Security guards monitor the building around the clock. 

Les agents de sécurité surveillent le bâtiment vingt-quatre heures sur vingt-quatre.

get-go
get-go
[nom]

a point in time when something begins or is started

départ, commencement

départ, commencement

Ex: I've been down for the West side since the get-go. 
longstanding
longstanding
[Adjectif]

having persisted or existed for a significant amount of time

de longue date

de longue date

Ex: The company has a longstanding tradition of community involvement and philanthropy. 

L'entreprise a une tradition de longue date d'implication communautaire et de philanthropie.

longtime
longtime
[Adjectif]

(of a thing) having existed or been in use for a significant period of time

vieux

vieux

Ex: The software’s longtime version is still popular, despite newer updates being available. 

La version ancienne du logiciel est toujours populaire, malgré la disponibilité de mises à jour plus récentes.

anno Domini
anno Domini
[Adverbe]

used to refer to a date that is after the birth of Jesus Christ

apr. J.-C.

apr. J.-C.

Ex: The famous mathematician, Euclid, made substantial contributions to geometry in the third century AD. 
in the (same|next) breath

used when something happens almost at the same time as another

dans la même foulée, dans la foulée

dans la même foulée, dans la foulée

Ex: He apologized and in the next breath blamed everyone else. 

Il s'est excusé et, dans la foulée, a rejeté la faute sur tout le monde.

before Christ
before Christ
[Adverbe]

marking the years before Christ's supposed birth

av. J-C

av. J-C

Ex: The construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza began around 2580 BC. 
Common Era
Common Era
[Adverbe]

used with a date to refer to things happened or existed after the birth of Christ

EC

EC

Ex: The birth of the Prophet Muhammad is traditionally dated to around 570 CE. 
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