3. Ingéniosité humaine Flashcards

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Good things about entertainment

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Les bons côtés des divertissements

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2
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enjoyable leisure activity

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l’activitè de loisir agréable

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3
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sources of pleasure

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la source de plaisir

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4
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escape from reality

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l’échappatoire aux réalitiés

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large choice of TV programmes

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le grand choix d’émissions de télé

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catch-up television

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le télévision en replay/en rattrapage

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to relax

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se détendre

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8
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to educate yourself/improve your culture

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se cultiver

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9
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to fight against boredom

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combattre l’ennui

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to stimulate your imagination

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stimuler son imagination

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to open up to/to discover the outside world

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découvrir le monde extérieur

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Video games offer the opportunity to experience new sensations that are not possible in real life.

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Les jeux vidéo donnent la possibilité de ressentir de nouvelles sensations inaccessibles dans la vie réelle.

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The educational value of virtual tours, possible on museum websites, is undeniable

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La valeur éducative de visites virtuelles, possibles sur les sites web des musées, est indiscutable

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If each era and each society has its own forms of entertainment, it is because entertaining yourself is a universal need and a feature of each culture.

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Si chaque époque et chaque société a ses propres divertissements, c’est que se divertir est un besoin universel et un trait de culture.

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If culture is so rich, it’s because it can both entertaining yourself is a universal need a feature of each culture.

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Si la culture est si riche, c’est qu’elle peut à la fois distraire et poser un regard instructif sur le monde qui nous entoure.

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16
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Et les mois bons côtes des divertissements

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And the less good things about entertainment

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17
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mass culture/entertainments

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la culture/des divertissements de masse

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18
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addiction ( to screens/series/social networks)

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un effet de dépendance (aux écrans/aux séries/aux réseaux sociaux

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normalisation of vulgarity/violence

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la banalisation de la vulgarité/de la violence

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lack of mental effort

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un manque d’effort intellectuel

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21
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to encourage laziness

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favoriser la paresse

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22
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to manipulate minds ( for commercial proposes)

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manipuler les espirits (dans un but commercial)

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23
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Many TV shows are superficial and devoid of any interest.

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Beaucoup d’émissions de télé sont superficielles et dépourvues de tout intérêt.

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Some video games are dangerous and damaging to mental health because they are mind-numbing or possibly violent.

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Certains jeux vidéo sont dangereux et nuisibles à la santé mentale car ils sont abrutissants, voire violents.

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Reality TV often promotes voyeurism, individualism, or even humiliation, by normalising nastiness and the elimination of the weakest.

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La télé-réalité fait souvent l’apologie du voyeurisme, de l’individualisme, voire de l’humiliation, en banalisant la méchanceté et l’elimination des plus faibles.

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With social networks, entertainment is increasingly become a waste of time and even an addiction.

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Avec les réseaux sociaux, le divertissement se transforme de plus en plus en perte de temps, voire même en addiction.

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27
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it makes me laugh

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ca me fait rire

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28
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it makes me dream/it transports me/i escape to another world

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ca me fait rêver/ ca me transporte/je m’évade dans un autre univers

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29
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it touches me/it moves me

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ça me touche/ça m’émeut

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30
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it captivates me/it fascinates me

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ça me captive/ça me fascine

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31
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it doesn’t interest me/I’m bored

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ça ne m’intéresse pas/ça m’ennuie

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it annoys me/it bothers me/it sickens me

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ça m’enerve/ça me gêne/ça m’écœure

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33
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drawing

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painting

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sculpture

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architecture

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music

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classical/modern dance

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mime

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40
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theatre

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poetry

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42
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literature

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43
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fine arts

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44
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plastic/graphic/ visual/decorative/media/
culinary/performing arts

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les arts plastiques/graphiques/
visuels/décoratifs/
médiatiques/culinaires/de la scène

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operatic art/opera

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l’art lyrique/l’opéra

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classical/modern/
contemporary/figurative/
abstract art

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l’art classique/moderne/ comtemporain/figuratif/
l’abstrait

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street/urban/ephemeral art

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l’art de la rue/urbain/ éphémère

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storytelling/oral tradition

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l’art de conter/la tradition orale

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counterfeiting (forgery)/forger

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la contrefaçon/le faussaire

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to be a part of a genre/trend /artistic movement

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s’inscrire dans un genre/un mouvement/un courant artistique

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to appreciate/be a music lover/ be a sports enthusiast

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apprécier/ être un amateur de musique/ être un amateur du sport

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to fund/ subsidise

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subventioner

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masterpiece

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un chef-d’oeuvre

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staging(production/
direction)/framing/lighting/
editing/ composition

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la mise en scène/le cadrage/
l’éclairage/ le montage/ la composition

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choice of shapes/colours/genre/actors

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le choix des formes/des couleurs/ du genre/ des acteurs

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artist’s life/biography

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la vie/la biographie l’artist

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date of creation of the work

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la date de création de l’ouvre

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masterpiece

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un chef d’œvre/ un œuvre d’art

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staging (production/direction)/framing/lightning/editing composition

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la mise en scène/le cadrage/l’éclairage/le montage/la composition

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choices of shapes/colours/genre/actors

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le choix des formes/des couleurs/du genre/des acteurs

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choices made my the author/stage director/film director/conductor/choreographer

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le parti pris de l’auteur/ du metteur en scène/du réalisateur/de chef d’orchestre/ du choréographe

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artist’s life/biography

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la vie/la biographie de l’artiste

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date of creation of the work

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la date de création de l’œuvre

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historical context

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le contexte historique

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(source of) inspiration

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la source d’inspiration

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subject/topic/theme

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le sujet traite/ le thème abordé/la thématique

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author/artist’s approach

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la démarche de l’auteur/ de l’artiste

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meaning/message of the work

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la signification/le message de l’œuvre

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reaction of the audience/critics

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la réaction du public/ des critiques

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cultural references

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les références culturelles

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impact/influence of work

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la portée/l’influence d’une œuvre

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importance of a work in art history

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l’importance d’une œuvre dans l’histoire de l’art

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to have a personal/recognisable/innovative style

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avoir un style personnel/reconnaissable/novateur

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to belong to an artistic movement/trend

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appartenir à un mouvement/un courant artistique

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to offer a personal interpretation

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offrir une interprétation personelle

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to represent/symbolise

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représenter/symboliser

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to move the audience/viewer

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émouvir le public/le spectateur

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to identify (with)

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s’identifier (à)

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to express what one feels about the work

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exprimer son ressenti face à l’œuvre

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It’s wonderful! It’s breathtaking! It’s great!

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C’est sublime! C’est à couper le souffle! C’est top!

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It’s nothing special/I wasn’t hugely impressed/I’m not crazy about it

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Ça n’a rien d’extraordinaire/Ça ne me fait ni chaud ni froid/Ça ne m’emballe pas

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It’s rubbish/it’s a waste of time/it’s a dud (about a film)/it’s garbage (about a painting)

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Ça ne vaut rien/C’est une perte de temps/C’est un navet (d’un film)/C’est une véritable croûte (d’un tableau)

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What strikes me/what moves me in this work is not only its aesthetics but also its symbolism

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*Ce qui me frappe/Ce qui m’interpelle dans cette œuvre, c’est non seulement sa dimension esthétique mais également sa signification symbolique

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It is not just the stylistic qualities of the work that make us react to it but also our own emotions and experience

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Ce ne sont pas uniquement les qualités stylistiques de l’œuvre qui provoquent notre réaction mais aussi nos propres émotions et notre vécu.

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