Lesson of February 17, 2025: Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

What is “patinoire” in English?

Example: My son likes to skate and play hockey on outdoor …………….

A

rink

Example: My son likes to skate and play hockey on outdoor rinks.

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What is “pelle” and “pelleter” in English?

Example: We have many ……… at home and we often all …………. together.

A

shovel

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3
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What is “appareil” in English?

Example: We have a lot of gym ……………….. at home.

A

equipment

Example: We have a lot of gym equipment at home.

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4
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What is “en profiter pour….” in English?

Example: Quand je vois mes collègues, j’en profite pour leur poser des questions.

A

take the opportunity to…

Example:

When I see my colleagues, I take the opportunity to… to ask them some questions.

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5
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What is “J’ai appris…” in English?

Example: I …………. last week that I won the Award.

A

learn

find out

Example:

I learned last week that I won the Award.

I found out last week that I won the Award.

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6
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What is “le patron de mon patron” in English?

A

My boss’s boss

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7
Q

What is “tiers” in English?

Translate: Je savais que j’étais dans le top tiers.

A

third

I knew I was in the top third.

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8
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What is “à pied” in English?

Example: I will cross the border between Costa Rica and Nicaragua …………………..

A

on foot

Example: I will cross the border between Costa Rica and Nicaragua on foot.

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9
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Put the word “either” in the right place in the following sentence:

I didn’t stay home and I didn’t do any sport.

A

I didn’t stay home and I didn’t do any sport either.

Note: the word «either» goes at the end of the sentence.

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10
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What is “entre parenthèses” in English?

Exemple: I was, ………………. , shocked when I heard the news.

A

quote unquote

Exemple: I was, quote unquote , shocked when I heard the news.

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11
Q

Which is right?

1) I will stay in a 5-stars hotel.

2) I will stay in a 5-star hotel.

A

2) I will stay in a 5-star hotel.

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12
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What is “monter en flèche” in English?

Example: Housing prices ………………….. in Canada in the last few years.

A

skyrocket

Example: Housing prices have skyrocketed in Canada in the last few years.

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13
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What is “reconnaissance” in English?

This award is nice ……………….. for my hard work.

A

recognition

This award is nice recognition for my hard work.

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14
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What is “imputable” in English?

Example: Employees are …………… for their actions to their employer.

A

accountable

Example: Employees are accountable for their actions to their employer.

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15
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What is “assister à…” in English?

Example: I ………. a lot of meetings.

A

attend
(not “assist to”)

Example: I attend a lot of meetings.

Note: The verb «assist» means «to help».

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16
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What is “planification” in English?

Example: I do a lot of …………. at the beginning of the year.

A

planning

Example: I do a lot of planning at the beginning of the year.

Note: the word «planification» doesn’t exist in English.

17
Q

What is “en présentiel” in English?

Example: I prefer …………. meetings than online.

A

in person

face-to-face

Example:
I prefer meetings in person than online.
I prefer face-to-face meetings than online.

18
Q

Which is right?

1) It was worthing it.
2) It was worth it.

A

2) It was worth it.

NOTE: “worth” is not a verb, so it never takes the «ing» form. (Example: It is worth it. It was worth it. It will be worth it.)

19
Q

What is the past of “cost” and how do we pronounce it?

A

cost

(pronounced KÂST)

20
Q

What is “luxe” or «de luxe», and “luxueux” in English?

Example: I will stay in a ………. hotel in Costa Rica.

A

luxery

luxurious

Example:
I will stay in a luxery hotel in Costa Rica.
I will stay in a luxerious hotel in Costa Rica.