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Compliments et approbation – Vocabulaire anglais

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33 mots de vocabulaire anglais avec leur sens : acclaimed, applause, approval, approve of, assent… Révisez-les avec des cartes mémoire, des quiz et un…

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  1. acclaimed /ə'kleɪmd/ (adjective) — acclamé; salué
    Exemple: The film was acclaimed by critics.
    Synonymes: praised, celebrated, lauded
  2. applause /ə'plɔ:z/ (noun) — applaudissements
    Exemple: The audience gave the singer loud applause.
    Synonymes: clapping, cheers, acclaim
  3. approval /ə'pru:vəl/ (noun) — approbation; agrément
    Exemple: The plan received approval from the board.
    Synonymes: acceptance, endorsement, permission
  4. approve of /ə'pru:v əv/ (phrase) — approuver
    Exemple: My parents approve of my choice.
    Synonymes: support, accept, favor
  5. assent /ə'sent/ (noun) — assentiment; accord
    Exemple: The board gave its assent to the plan.
    Synonymes: approval, consent, agreement
  6. awe-inspiring /,ɔ:'spaɪərɪŋ/ (adjective) — époustouflant; impressionnant
    Exemple: The view was awe-inspiring at sunset.
    Synonymes: impressive, amazing, breathtaking
  7. be the toast of /bi ðə toʊst əv/ (phrase) — être la coqueluche de
    Exemple: After the show, she was the toast of the town.
    Synonymes: celebrated, admired
  8. bestow /bɪ'stoʊ/ (verb) — accorder; conférer
    Exemple: They bestowed an award on her.
    Synonymes: give, grant, confer
  9. butter up /'bʌtər ʌp/ (phrase) — flatter; faire de la lèche à
    Exemple: She tried to butter up her boss before asking for a raise.
    Synonymes: flatter, sweet-talk, cajole
  10. compliment /'kɑ:mplɪmənt/ (noun) — compliment
    Exemple: She gave him a nice compliment.
    Synonymes: praise, commendation
  11. endorse /ɪn'dɔ:rs/ (verb) — cautionner; endosser
    Exemple: She endorsed the plan in public.
    Synonymes: support, approve, back
  12. epitomise /'epɪtəmaɪz/ (verb) — incarner; personnifier
    Exemple: Her calm leadership epitomises the company’s values.
    Synonymes: embody, represent, symbolize
  13. extol the benefits of something extol the virtues of something /ɪk'stoʊl ðə 'bɛnɪfɪts əv 'sʌmθɪŋ/ (phrase) — vanter les mérites de
    Exemple: The speaker extolled the benefits of exercise.
    Synonymes: praise, extol
  14. fish for compliments /fɪʃ fɔr 'kɑ:mplɪmənts/ (phrase) — quêter des compliments
    Exemple: He kept fishing for compliments.
    Synonymes: seek praise, solicit praise
  15. flatter /'flætər/ (verb) — flatter; aduler
    Exemple: She flattered the manager to get a better job.
    Synonymes: butter up, praise insincerely
  16. flattery will get you nowhere! /'flætəri wɪl ɡɛt ju 'noʊ,wɛr/ (phrase) — la flatterie ne mène à rien
    Exemple: Flattery will get you nowhere with her.
    Synonymes: empty praise won't help, praise alone is useless
  17. give praise to /ɡɪv preɪz tu/ (phrase) — faire l'éloge de; rendre hommage à
    Exemple: We should give praise to the volunteers.
    Synonymes: praise, commend
  18. give someone a pat on the back /ɡɪv 'sʌmwʌn ə pæt ɑn ðə bæk/ (phrase) — féliciter; encourager
    Exemple: The coach gave her a pat on the back.
    Synonymes: praise, commend
  19. heap praise on /hi:p preɪz ɑn/ (phrase) — combler d'éloges
    Exemple: The critics heaped praise on the film.
    Synonymes: praise highly, lavish praise
  20. hold in high regard /hoʊld ɪn haɪ rɪ'ɡɑ:rd/ (phrase) — tenir en haute estime
    Exemple: I hold her in high regard.
    Synonymes: respect deeply, esteem, admire
  21. impeccable /ɪm'pɛkəbəl/ (adjective) — impeccable; irréprochable
    Exemple: Her work was impeccable.
    Synonymes: perfect, flawless, faultless
  22. laud /lɔ:d/ (verb) — louer; porter aux nues
    Exemple: The critics lauded the director's work.
    Synonymes: praise, commend, extol
  23. laudable /'lɔ:dəbəl/ (adjective) — louable; méritoire
    Exemple: It was a laudable effort to help the community.
    Synonymes: commendable, admirable, praiseworthy
  24. laudatory /'lɔ:də,tɔ:ri/ (adjective) — élogieux; laudatif
    Exemple: The article was full of laudatory remarks.
    Synonymes: praising, approving, complimentary
  25. leave other things standing (phrase) — surpasser tout le reste
    Exemple: Her performance leaves other things standing.
    Synonymes: far superior, outshine, surpass
  26. make a big thing of /meɪk ə bɪɡ θɪŋ əv/ (phrase) — faire tout un plat de
    Exemple: Don't make a big thing of it.
    Synonymes: blow out of proportion, overreact to, make a fuss over
  27. meet with someone’s approval /mi:t wɪð 'sʌmwʌnz ə'pru:vəl/ (phrase) — recevoir l'approbation de
    Exemple: Her proposal met with everyone's approval.
    Synonymes: be approved, be accepted, be well received
  28. pat someone on the back /pæt 'sʌmwʌn ɑ:n ðə bæk/ (phrase) — féliciter; donner une tape dans le dos
    Exemple: The coach patted her on the back for winning the race.
    Synonymes: congratulate, praise, commend
  29. pay someone a compliment /peɪ 'sʌmwʌn ə 'kɑ:mplɪmənt/ (phrase) — faire un compliment à
    Exemple: He paid her a compliment on her presentation.
    Synonymes: compliment, praise, flatter
  30. pay tribute to /peɪ 'trɪbju:t tu:/ (phrase) — rendre hommage à
    Exemple: We paid tribute to the volunteers for their hard work.
    Synonymes: honor, recognize, salute

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