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1
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to protect

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protéger

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vaccination

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la vaccination

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misunderstanding

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le malentendu (-s)

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common misunderstanding (noun)

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le malentendu largement répandu

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on the subject of vaccination

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sur le sujet de LA vaccination

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the refusal to be vaccinated

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le refus de vaccination

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known as…

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connue comme LE/LA…

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under

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sous

SUUU

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abbreviation

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l’abréviation (f)

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USA is the abbreviation for United States of America.

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USA est l’abréviation (f) de United States of America.

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despite

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malgré

MALGRAY

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WHO

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l’Organisation mondiale de la Santé

OMS

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(known) as one of the top ten global health threats of 2019

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en tant qu’une des dix principales menaces sanitaires mondiales de 2019

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incorporate/comprise (v)

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englober

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commonly / frequently / generally (v)

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couramment

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commonly used (v)

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couramment utilisé

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Is due to …

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est due à…

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anti-vaccine movement

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le mouvement anti-vaccination

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outright (adj)

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Pur et simple (purs et simples ; pure et simples ; pures et simples)

(puuuurrr aye sarmpluh)

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the film was an outright success

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le film a été un succès pur et simple

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vaccine

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le vaccin

VEK-SUH

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whose/which

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dont

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whose contract

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dont le contrat

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when/where/once

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Lorsque

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I try not to make any noise when I come home late.

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J’essaie de ne pas faire de bruit lorsque je rentre tard.

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I yawn when I am tired.

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Je bâille (BY(yur - aftersound)) lorsque je suis fatigué.

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Once I graduate, I will look for a job.

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Lorsque j’aurai mon diplôme, je chercherai un travail.

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not until (adverb)

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seulement lorsque

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autism

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l’autisme (noun)(m)

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misleading phrases

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Les phrases trompeuses (f) (noun)

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quote/ cite/name

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citer qqch (v)

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he can name the capital city of every country

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il peut citer la capitale de chaque pays

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The priest quoted many verses last Sunday.

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Le prêtre (pret-trrrrkh) a cité de nombreux versets (ver-say) dimanche dernier.

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income tax (noun)

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L’impôt sur le revenu (m) / les rentrées fiscales (f)

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With the rise in growth, the country’s tax income has increased.

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Avec la hausse (O-sss) de croissance, les rentrées fiscales du pays ont augmenté.

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demanding

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éprouvant

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The work of a policeman is demanding, but rewarding.

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Le travail de policier est éprouvant, mais gratifiant.

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infants (m)

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les nourrissons (m)

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toxins (noun)

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la toxine

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antibodies can remove toxins in the blood

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les anticorps (m) peuvent éliminer les toxines (f) dans le sang

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they contain

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Ils contiennent CON-TEE-N

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to be supposed to

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être censé (v)

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to warn

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prévenir (v)

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in Australia

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en Australie (f)

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violate something/rape

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violer (qqch) (v)

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New laws must not violate constitutional rights.

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Les nouvelles lois ne doivent pas violer les droits (m) constitutionnels.

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distrust/wariness/suspicion

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La méfiance

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suspicion/hint/touch

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Le soupçon

SOOP-SOHN

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Effectiveness

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l’efficacité (f)

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trade efficiency/market efficiency

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l’efficacité commerciale (f)

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2 to 3 million

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2 à 3 millions

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52
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Deadly illness

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une maladie meurtrière MURRRR-TREE-YAIRRKH

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A weakened form

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une forme affaiblie

aaa-fay-bleee

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invader (noun)

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L’envahisseur (m)

LON-VWAR-EEEE-SIURRRR

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The invaders seized the castle after a tough battle.

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les envahisseurs (m) (lorn-vwar-eee-surrr) se sont emparés du château après une dure bataille.

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fight/struggle

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lutter (v)

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for the rest of your life

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pour le reste de votre vie

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“avoir” – subjonctif + present

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que j’aie		
que tu aies
qu’il/elle ait
que nous ayons
que vous ayez
qu’ils/elles aient
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Why should anyone get vaccinated?

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Pourquoi quelqu’un devrait-il se faire vacciner ?

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strain (noun)

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la souche

SOOOSH

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scientists have discovered a new strain of the virus

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les scientifiques ont découvert une nouvelle souche SOOSHHHH du virus

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briefly

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en bref

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life expentancy

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l’espérance (f) de vie

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which translates

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se qui se traduit

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savings (noun)

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les économies (f) / le pécule (m)

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cutting costs may lead to significant savings.

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Réduire les coûts pourrait mener à des économies (f) importantes.

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a higher salary would help me increase my savings

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un salaire plus élevé me permettrait d’accroître mon pécule

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20% less chance of …

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20% de chances de moins de…

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safely

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En toute sécurité

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moving (to another location)

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Se deplacer (v)

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get practical info on moving to Germany

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obtenez l’information pratique sur se déplacer en Allemagne

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drag-and-drop (noun)

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Le glisser-déplacer (m)

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In the search of…

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à la recherche (RURRRR-SHIIISSS) de…

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elsewhere

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Ailleurs (adverb) (aaaa-yer)

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my usual restaurant is closed so I will eat elsewhere

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mon restaurant habituel est fermé donc je mangerai ailleurs

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Global airplane travel

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les voyages (m) aériens mondiaux

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on the other side of the world !

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à l’autre bout du monde

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infectious maladies

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les maladies (f) infectieuses ARN-FEK-SIUSSSS

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abroad

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à l’étranger

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the risk

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le risque

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negligible (adj)

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négligeable

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measles (noun)

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la rougeole

RUUU-JZOHL

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my child is vaccinated against measles

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mon enfant est vacciné contre la rougeole

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widespread (adj)

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répandu (répandus, répandue, répandues)

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the study is about the widespread use of mobile devices

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l’étude traite de l’usage répandu des appareils mobiles

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The current concern about the potential use of smallpox virus in bioterror is due to the cessation of vaccination following the monumental achievement of smallpox eradication.

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l’inquiétude (f) actuelle concernant l’utilisation (f) potentielle du virus de la variole dans le bioterrorisme est due à l’arrêt de la vaccination suite à la réalisation monumentale de l’éradication (f) de la variole

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lead

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conduire (v)

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the decline of the Roman Empire led to a pol crisis

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le déclin (day-klar) de l’Empire romain a conduit à une crise politique

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supply / procurement

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L’approvisionnement (m)

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the charity ensures the procurement of the hospital

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l’association assure l’approvisionnement de l’hôpital

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towards (preposition)

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En prévision de

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The potential of vaccines to protect populations from bioterrorism threats such as smallpox and anthrax has led many governments to ensure an adequate supply of the necessary vaccines in preparation against such an attack.

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La capacité de vaccines afin de protéger les populations contre les menaces de bioterrorisme telles que la variole et l’anthrax a conduit de nombreux gouvernements à assurer un approvisionnement adéquat des vaccins nécessaires en prévision d’une telle attaque.

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such an attack

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d’une telle attaque

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bio weapons (noun)

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les armes biologiques (m)

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heard/understood (adj)

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entendu

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knowingly (adverb)

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d’un air entendu

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Anything worthwhile deserves patience.

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tout ce qui en vaut la peine, mérite de la patience

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seize something /capture something (v)

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S’emparer de qqch (v)

SORM-PA-RAY

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grabbed (past participle)

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Emparé

OMP-PA-RAY

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track/hunt (verb)

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traquer (v)

trah-kay

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curse (noun)

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la malédiction

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Avoir + past participle = ONT disparuS

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Avoir + past participle = ONT disparuS

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the truth

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la vérité (noun)

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104
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RFK

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airr-fff-ka

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105
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a canoe ride!

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Une ballade en canoë (m) (car-nuuu-aye)

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while/as/whereas (conjunction)

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alors que

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107
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I wanted to eat pizza whereas he wanted to eat pizza

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je voulais manger de la pizza alors qu’il voulait manger des pâtes

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Maeve K. Townsend McKean, 40, …

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Maeve K. Townsend McKean, 40ans

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Thursday, 6th April, in the afternoon …

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le jeudi 6 avril dans l’après-midi …

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Cadaver

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le cadavre (vvrrrkh)

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mourning (noun)

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le deuil

derrrr-yuh

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followed by…

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Suite à…

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as well as (conjunction)

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ainsi que…

114
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I will invite my friends as well as my family

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j’inviterai mes amis ainsi que ma famille

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The death of President Kennedy and (as well as that) of his brother Robert…

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la mort du President Kennedy et ainsi que celle de son frère…

116
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have pans to your ass (be compromised in a questionable deal) (idiom)

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Avoir des casseroles aux fesses

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I am depressed

A

Je déprime

118
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Before, when I had problems, I used to get depressed and discouraged right away.

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Avant, quand j’avais des problèmes, je déprimais et me décourageais tout de suite.

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victim

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la victime

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tragedy

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la tragédie

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personal tragedies

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les tragédies personnelles (f)

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suffer something/ undergo something/be subject to (v)

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subir qqch (v)

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prematurely

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prématurément (adv)

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in the case of calves slaughtered before the age of 3 months…

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pour les veaux abattus avant l’ âge de 3 mois …

125
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bad luck

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la malchance

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shake/rattle/rock/shock (v)

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secouer qqch (v)

surrr-kuu-aye

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the ordeal did not rattle the young man

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l’épreuve (f) n’a pas secoué le jeune homme

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the scandal shocked the community

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le scandale a secoué la communauté

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owed/payable/attributable (from “devoir”) (adj/past participle)

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ought (v)

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devoir

131
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we ought to introduce some changes to the process

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nous devrions apporter quelques changements au processus

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he was the eldest of 9 children born of the union between Joseph P Kennedy and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy

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Il était l’aîné de neuf enfants nés de l’union entre Joseph P Kennedy et Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy.

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start/begin/undertake

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Entamer (v)

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the prof started the lecture with a funny story

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le professeur a entamé le cours avec une anecdote comique

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losing the competition did not dent my confidence

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perdre la compétition n’a pas entamé ma confiance de moi

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Earl the 8th of Fitwilliam

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Earl Fitzwilliam VIII

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in Texas

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au Texas

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convertible (noun)

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Le cabriolet (car-bree-o-lay)

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Party supporter (as in political party)

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le partisan du parti

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a botched invasion

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Une invasion bâclée (bar-klay) –

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a botched job

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l’affaire (f) bâclée (bar-klay)

142
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July

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juin

jooo-aaa

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renown/reputation/fame

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La renommée (noun)

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the author has an international reputation

A

l’auteur (m) a une renommée internationale

145
Q

the band’s fame has increased since their album was released

A

la renommée du groupe a augmenté depuis la sortie de son album

146
Q

depression (noun)

A

la dépression

147
Q

the so-called

A

la soi-disant

148
Q

dead

A

morte (morttt)

149
Q

Heart attack

A

un arrêt (aaa-nar-ray) cardiaque

150
Q

compound

A

L’enceinte (f) (lon-send)

151
Q

soldiers guard the secured compound

A

des soldats gardent l’enceinte (f) sécurisée

152
Q

ex-wife

A

l’ex-conjointe (f)

153
Q

Pistol

A

un pistolet (lay)

154
Q

search/rummage

A

fouiller (qqch)(v)

155
Q

the police searched the whole building

A

la police a fouillé tout le bâtiment

156
Q

he rummaged in the drawer to find his old letters

A

il a fouillé dans le tiroir pour trouver ses vieilles lettres

157
Q

a chilling diary

A

un journal intime glacial

158
Q

written repeatedly

A

écrits à maintes reprises

159
Q

the athlete won time and time again

A

l’athlète a gagné à maintes reprises

160
Q

return/send smth back/dismiss/sack

A

renvoyer (qqch) (v)

161
Q

his boss sacked him b/c he was late

A

son patron l’a renvoyé parce qu’il était en retard

162
Q

my mother did not receive the email and asked me to resend it

A

ma mère n’a pas reçu mon e-mail et m’a demandé de le renvoyer

163
Q

I returned a defective product.

A

j’ai renvoyé un produit défectueux

164
Q

incident

A

L’incident (m)

165
Q

strange accident

A

Un étrange accident

166
Q

passenger

A

Le passager

167
Q

witness

A

le témoignage

168
Q

sweep smth. away

A

Balayer (qqch)(v)

169
Q

I dusted the bookshelves and swept the floor

A

j’ai épousseté les étagères et balayé le sol

170
Q

anti-virus software scans my computer regularly

A

un logiciel antivirus balaye régulièrement ordinateur

171
Q

provide (v)

A

Subvenir

172
Q

ally

A

L’allié (f)

lar-lee-aye

173
Q

je ne suis pas votre ennemi, mais un allié

A

I am not your enemy, but an ally

174
Q

you talked to the other malaysians to come to this decision ?

A

Tu as parlé avec d’autres malaisiens pour en venir à cette conclusion ?

175
Q

a big decision

A

une lourde décision

176
Q

According to Kennedy’s testimony, he accidentally drove his car off the one-lane bridge and into the tide-swept Poucha Pond.

A

D’après le témoignage de Kennedy, il a accidentellement quitté la route en envoyant sa voiture dans l’étang Poucha balayé par la marée.

177
Q

union/marriage

A

L’union (luuu-nee-oh) (f)

178
Q

report/notify/mark

A

Signaler (v)

179
Q

the city reported a sudden influx of visitors

A

la ville a signalé un afflux soudain de visiteurs

180
Q

the girl died (être + verb (the ending has to follow the noun))

A

La femme est mortE

181
Q

World news

A

une nouvelle mondiale

182
Q

slaughter/shoot/fell/kill

A

Abattre (qqch)(v)

183
Q

the cattle breeder slaughtered a cow to sell its meat

A

l’éleves de bétail a abattu une vache pour vendre sa

184
Q

the story became world news and we think that it influenced Kennedy’s decision to not campaign for the presidency in 1972 and 1976

A

L’histoire est devenue une nouvelle mondiale et on pense qu’elle a influencé (aaa-fluuu-ont-say) la décision de Kennedy de ne pas faire campagne pour la présidence en 1972 et 1976.

185
Q

a profound emotional scar

A

une profonde cicatrice émotionnelle

186
Q

cocaine

A

La cocaine (co-car-in-nuh)

187
Q

new year’s eve

A

La Saint-Sylvestre

188
Q

he played american football while skiing.

A

Il jouait au football américain tout en skiant

189
Q

the 39yo man did not wear a helmet nor any other security equipment

A

L’homme de 39ans ne portait ni casque ni aucun autre équipement de sécurité.

190
Q

july

A

Juillet

jweeee-yay

191
Q

perish (v)

A

périr

192
Q

ex-wife

A

L’ex-conjointe (f)

193
Q

the bay of Chesapeake

A

La baie de Chesapeake

194
Q

if you don’t try, you will have nothing.

A

Qui ne tente rien n’a rien

195
Q

and again, this continues!

A

Et encore cela continue!

196
Q

adolescence

A

L’adolescence (m)

197
Q

a suspected overdose

A

Suspected overdose

198
Q

be worth / touch (v)

A

valoir (v)

199
Q

worth (adj)

A

qui vaut

200
Q

worthwhile (adj)

A

qui vaut la peine

kee-vo-la-pen

201
Q

it is worth the money (idiom)

A

le jeu en vaut la chandelle

202
Q

I want to tell you about…

A

je veux tE parler sur…

203
Q

his anniversary is the 8th of August, this is for this reason for which, his real name is August.

A

Son anniversaire est le 8.Août, c’est la raison pour laquelle, son nom réel est August.

204
Q

as said by people…

A

comme dissent les gens…

205
Q

the more nicknames you have, the more you are loved

A

Plus vous avez de surnoms (m), plus vous êtes aimé !

206
Q

nickname/moniker

A

le surnom

207
Q

puppy

A

le chiot (shee-O)

208
Q

our dear Amber

A

Notre chère Amber

209
Q

overweight!

A

en surpoids

210
Q

pooti came to us during a sad time and he brightened our lives

A

Pooti est venu à nous dans une époque triste et il a éclair nos vies

211
Q

mudguards

A

les gardes-boue (m)

212
Q

howl/whoop/shout/scream (verb)

A

hurler (v)

urrrr-lay

213
Q

my dog howls when it is dark

A

mon chien hurle quand il fait noir

214
Q

the fan screamed when their team scored a goal

A

les supporters (m) (surrrr-pour-tay) ont hurlé quand leur équipe a marqué un but

215
Q

whine (verb)

A

Gémir (v)

djer-meerrr(kh)

216
Q

the dog whines as soon as its owner leaves the house

A

le chien gémit dès que son maître quitte la maison

217
Q

whine (noun)

A

le gémissement (jer (like Jeremy) –miss-suh-moh)

218
Q

He howls and whines until we wake up and we play with him

A

il hurlait et gémissait jusqu’à ce qu’on se reveille et que l’on joue avec lui

219
Q

ice cave/ice cavern

A

la grotte de glace

220
Q

painted cave

A

La grotte ornée

221
Q

underground cave

A

la grotte souterraine

222
Q

poopies!

A

la crotte

223
Q

basement

A

le sous-sol

224
Q

hang something/hook

A

Accrocher (qqch) (v)

225
Q

He clung tenaciously to the hem of my sister’s pants and swayed with jubilation!

A

il s’était accroché avec ténacité à l’ourlet lurrrrr-lay (m) du pantalon de ma sœur et le balançait avec jubilation

226
Q

Ambie was also very overweight, because of my mother’s tendency to overfeed everyone in her house and this is the fantastic interpretation of the “hungry, pitiful puppy”.

A

Ambie était également très en surpoids, à cause d’une tendance de ma mère de suralimenter tous ceux qui habitent dans sa maison et c’est l’interprétation fantastique du «chiot piteux et affamé».

227
Q

refill pack

A

l’emballage (m) de remplissage

228
Q

hem/rim

A

l’ourlet

lurrrr-lay

229
Q

the glasses have a gilded rim

A

les verres (m) ont un ourlet doré

230
Q

since his childhood…

A

depuis son enfance…

231
Q

by chance

A

Par mégarde

232
Q

from house to house…

A

de maison-en-maison

233
Q

wet/dampen

A

Mouiller (qqch)(v)

muuuu-yay

234
Q

escape/flee

A

s’enfuir (v)

sont-few-yurkh

235
Q

the fire caused all the animals to flee

A

le feu a poussé tous les animaux à s’enfuir

236
Q

We call these people “puteri lilin”

A

on appelle ces personnes des “puteri lilin”.

237
Q

Time slot (noun)

A

le créneau horaire (craire-no)

238
Q

In fact, that’s what he does most of the time now, although it’s more out of boredom than fatigue.

A

En fait, c’est ce qu’il fait la plupart du temps maintenant, bien que ce soit plus par ennui que par fatigue.

239
Q

boisterous/raucous (TA-BA-JURRRR)

A

Tapageur (tapageurs, tapageure, tapageures)

240
Q

without reprise

A

sans relâche

241
Q

relaxation/loosening/sagging/relaxing

A

le relâchement

242
Q

sagging skin

A

le relâchement cutané

243
Q

bully

A

tyranniser (v)

tee-rarr-nee-zsay

244
Q

condemn, punish

A

sanctionner qqch (v)

245
Q

the director firmly condemns violence at school

A

le directeur sanctionne fermement la violence à l’école

246
Q

sanctionner (past, indicatif)

A
je sanctionnais 
tu sanctionnais
il/elle sanctionnait
nous sanctionnions
vous sanctionniez
ils/elles sanctionnaient
247
Q

punir – punish (imparfait/indicatif)

A
je punissais
tu punissais
il/elle punissait
nous punissions
vous punissiez
ils/elles punissaient
248
Q

a hit !

A

une claque (CLARK)

249
Q

A Reprimand

A

une réprimande

250
Q

why are you so greedy?

A

pourquoi es-tu si gourmand?

251
Q

you just had dinner!

A

tu viens juste d’avoir ton dîner !

252
Q

do u have time for a short convo today ?

A

As-tu le temps d’avoir une courte conversation aujourd’hui ?

253
Q

consume/eat

A

ingurgiter (v)

254
Q

Ingesting droppings is a common habit among dogs who suffer from vitamin deficiency at mealtime, particularly in terms of the B Vitamin.

A

le fait d’ingurgiter des crottes est une habitude courante chez les chiens qui souffrent de carence en vitamine lors de leur repas notamment en Vitamine B

255
Q

source

A

une source

sauce

256
Q

brewer’s yeast (noun)

A

la levure de bièr

257
Q

shopping list

A

la liste de courses

258
Q

a mini heart attack

A

une mini-attaque cardiaque

259
Q

in the meantime

A

en cours

260
Q

pull/extract/ wrest/rip

A

arracher (v)

261
Q

she wrested the toy from the disobedient child’s hands

A

ella a arraché le jouet (juu-ay) des mains de l’enfant désobéissant

262
Q

he ripped a page from the notebook to write his phone number

A

il a arraché une page du carnet pour écrire son numéro de téléphone

263
Q

socket (like arm socket)

A

la cavité

264
Q

a ruckus

A

un grabuge

265
Q

passerby

A

le passant

266
Q

fear

A

la peur

PURRRRKH

267
Q

He could have been with us on holiday to enjoy the beach and take a beautiful bath!

A

il aurait pu avec nous en vacances profiter de la plage et d’une bonne baignade (bane-nee-ar-ddd)

268
Q

Avoir – conditionnel/present !

A
j’aurais 
tu aurais
il/elle aurait
nous aurions
vous auriez
ils/elles auraient