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58 mots de vocabulaire anglais avec leur sens : ability, absorb, abstract, accomplished, achievable… Révisez-les avec des cartes mémoire, des quiz et un…

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  1. ability /ə'bɪləti/ (noun) — capacité; aptitude
    Exemple: She has the ability to solve complex problems quickly.
    Synonymes: skill, capacity, talent
  2. absorb /əb'zɔ:b/ (verb) — absorber; assimiler
    Exemple: Plants absorb sunlight to make food through photosynthesis.
    Synonymes: soak up, take in, consume
  3. abstract /'æbstrækt/ (adjective) — abstrait
    Exemple: Love is an abstract concept that is hard to define.
    Synonymes: theoretical, intangible, conceptual
  4. accomplished /ə'kʌmplɪʃt/ (adjective) — accompli; talentueux
    Exemple: He is an accomplished pianist who has performed in many countries.
    Synonymes: skilled, talented, proficient
  5. achievable /ə'tʃi:vəbl/ (adj) — réalisable; faisable
    Exemple: With hard work and dedication, your goal is achievable.
    Synonymes: attainable, possible, realizable
  6. achieve (a goal) /ə'tʃi:v/ (verb) — atteindre (un objectif)
    Exemple: She worked hard to achieve her goal of becoming a doctor.
    Synonymes: attain, accomplish, reach
  7. acquire /ə'kwaɪə/ (verb) — acquérir; obtenir
    Exemple: He worked hard to acquire new skills for his job.
    Synonymes: obtain, gain, attain
  8. adapt /ə'dæpt/ (verb) — s'adapter
    Exemple: Animals must adapt to changes in their environment to survive.
    Synonymes: adjust, acclimate, conform
  9. address /ə'drɛs/ (verb) — aborder; traiter
    Exemple: We need to address the issue of rising costs immediately.
    Synonymes: tackle, handle, deal with
  10. adequate /'ædɪkwət/ (adjective) — adéquat; suffisant
    Exemple: We have adequate food and water for the trip.
    Synonymes: sufficient, enough, ample
  11. adjust /ə'dʒʌst/ (verb) — ajuster; adapter
    Exemple: You should adjust the seat to make it more comfortable.
    Synonymes: modify, adapt, alter
  12. adolescence /,ædə'lesəns/ (noun) — adolescence
    Exemple: Adolescence is a time of rapid change and self-discovery.
    Synonymes: youth, teenage years, puberty
  13. adolescent /,ædə'lesənt/ (noun) — adolescent
    Exemple: An adolescent often faces many changes during puberty.
    Synonymes: teenager, youth, young person
  14. adulthood /'ædʌlthʊd/ (noun) — âge adulte
    Exemple: He learned many life lessons during his early adulthood.
    Synonymes: maturity, grown-up stage, manhood
  15. advantageous /,ædvən'teɪdʒəs/ (adj) — avantageux
    Exemple: It’s advantageous to learn a second language for your career.
    Synonymes: beneficial, favorable, profitable
  16. adventurous /əd'ventʃərəs/ (adjective) — aventureux
    Exemple: She is very adventurous and loves exploring new places.
    Synonymes: daring, bold, risk-taking
  17. affect /ə'fekt/ (verb) — affecter; toucher
    Exemple: The weather can affect our mood and energy levels.
    Synonymes: influence, impact, alter
  18. ageing /'eɪdʒɪŋ/ (adj) — vieillissement
    Exemple: Ageing is a natural process that affects everyone.
    Synonymes: aging
  19. aggravate /'æɡrəveɪt/ (verb) — aggraver; rendre pire
    Exemple: Scratching the wound will only aggravate the pain.
    Synonymes: worsen, exacerbate, intensify
  20. aspect /'æspekt/ (noun) — aspect
    Exemple: We need to consider every aspect of the project before starting.
    Synonymes: facet, feature, element
  21. attitude /'ætɪtju:d/ (noun) — attitude
    Exemple: Her positive attitude helped her overcome many challenges.
    Synonymes: mindset, outlook, approach
  22. basic /'beɪsɪk/ (adjective) — de base; fondamental
    Exemple: She explained the basic rules of the game to the new players.
    Synonymes: fundamental, essential, simple
  23. beneficial /,benɪ'fɪʃl/ (adj) — bénéfique
    Exemple: Regular exercise is beneficial to your health.
    Synonymes: helpful, advantageous, useful
  24. broaden the mind /'brɔ:dən ðə maɪnd/ (phrase) — élargir l'esprit
    Exemple: Traveling to different countries really broadens the mind.
    Synonymes: expand thinking, open horizons, enrich perspective
  25. burgeoning /'bɜ:rdʒənɪŋ/ (adjective) — en plein essor
    Exemple: The city has a burgeoning tech industry attracting many investors.
    Synonymes: growing, expanding, thriving
  26. challenge /'tʃælɪndʒ/ (noun) — défi; tâche difficile
    Exemple: Climbing that mountain was the biggest challenge of his life.
    Synonymes: test, trial, difficulty
  27. childhood /'tʃaɪldhʊd/ (noun) — enfance
    Exemple: He often thinks fondly of his happy childhood.
    Synonymes: youth, infancy, early years
  28. confront /kən'frʌnt/ (verb) — affronter; confronter
    Exemple: She had to confront her fears to move forward.
    Synonymes: face, challenge, encounter
  29. convert /kən'vɜ:t/ (verb) — convertir; transformer
    Exemple: You can convert dollars into euros at the airport.
    Synonymes: change, transform, adapt
  30. crisis /'kraɪsɪs/ (noun) — crise
    Exemple: The company faced a financial crisis last year.
    Synonymes: emergency, disaster, catastrophe

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