Vocab Flashcards

(42 cards)

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What does ‘tandis que’ express?

A

Contrast or simultaneity: while, whereas

It is used to show the relationship between two contrasting statements or simultaneous actions.

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What does ‘alors que’ indicate?

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Time, contrast, or surprise: while, whereas, when

This phrase is commonly used to highlight differences in timing or context.

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What is the meaning of ‘pendant que’?

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Indicates that two actions occur at the same time: while, as

It emphasizes the simultaneity of two actions.

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What does ‘bien que’ introduce?

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A concession or contradiction (requires subjunctive): although, even though

This conjunction is often used to present contrasting ideas.

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What does ‘tant que’ express?

Tant que tu es heureux.

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A time condition: as long as, while

It sets a condition based on time for another action to occur.

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What is the formal/literary equivalent of ‘while’?

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‘cependant que’

This phrase is often used in more formal contexts to indicate simultaneity.

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What type of conjunction is ‘quoique’?

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Concessive conjunction, synonym of ‘bien que’ (requires subjunctive): although

It is used to express a concession similar to ‘bien que’.

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What does the noun ‘l’instant’ mean?

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A very short time: moment, instant

This term refers to a brief period.

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What is the adverb of frequency represented by ‘quelquefois’?

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Sometimes, occasionally

This adverb indicates that something happens at irregular intervals.

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What does ‘d’ailleurs’ signify?

ailleurs = elsewhere

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Besides, anyway, or to introduce supporting information

It serves as a transition word to add additional context or information.

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Que signifie ‘prendre en compte’?

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Considérer

Utilisé pour indiquer l’importance de prendre quelque chose en considération.

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Quel est le sens de ‘malgré’?

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In spite of

Montre une opposition ou une contradiction.

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Que signifie ‘la plupart de’?

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Most of

Indique une majorité dans un groupe.

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Quel est le terme pour ‘la formation’ en anglais?

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The training

Fait référence à un processus d’apprentissage ou d’éducation.

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Complétez: ‘jusqu’à’ signifie _______.

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Until

Utilisé pour indiquer un point dans le temps.

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Que signifie ‘main d’oeuvre’?

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Workforce

Désigne l’ensemble des travailleurs disponibles pour un emploi.

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Elle n’avait de Montessori que le nom

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It was Montessori in name only

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Du jour au lendemain

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Overnight / Suddenly

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Attirer l’attention sur un sujet

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To draw attention to a topic

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En mettre plein les poches

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To make a lot of money (often unfairly)

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Tantôt… tantôt…

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Sometimes… sometimes…

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Vouer un culte à

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To worship / To idolize

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En revenir (de quelque chose)

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To be disillusioned by something

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Une pièce de théâtre

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A play (theatre)

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La pédagogie
Pedagogy / Teaching method
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L’apprentissage profond
Deep learning (intellectually meaningful learning)
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Un accompagnement individualisé des enfants
Personalized support for children
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Une leçon magistrale
A lecture-style lesson
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Le poinçonnage
Punching/perforating (fine motor activity)
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Le bourrage de crâne
Cramming / Overloading the brain with info
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Apprendre de façon concrète
To learn in a hands-on / practical way
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Dérives commerciales
Commercial abuses / Market-driven deviations
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La méthode en rappelant que le nom « Montessori » n’est pas protégé, ce qui permet des usages abusifs
The method, noting that the name 'Montessori' is not protected, which allows misuse
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Mieux soutenue par l’État
Better supported by the state
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Coefficient familial
Family income-based calculation for aid
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Tranché (un avis tranché)
Clear-cut / Firm (opinion)
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Être déçu ou désabusé après l’avoir expérimenté
To be disappointed or disillusioned after trying it
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Le laxisme
Lack of discipline / Leniency
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Un centre éducatif
Educational center
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Les talents latents
Hidden / latent talents
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Psychomotricité
Psychomotor skills
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Lacets / Scratchs
Shoelaces / Velcro