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Désapprobation et conflit – Vocabulaire anglais

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  1. abhor /əb'hɔ:r/ (verb) — détester; avoir horreur de
    Exemple: She abhors cruelty to animals.
    Synonymes: hate, detest, despise
  2. abhorrence /əb'hɔ:rəns/ (noun) — horreur; haine
    Exemple: He felt abhorrence for violence.
    Synonymes: hatred, detestation, loathing
  3. abhorrent /əb'hɔ:rənt/ (adjective) — odieux; répugnant
    Exemple: The idea of cheating is abhorrent to her.
    Synonymes: hateful, revolting, repugnant
  4. admit /əd'mɪt/ (verb) — reconnaître; avouer
    Exemple: He admitted that he was late.
    Synonymes: acknowledge, confess, own up
  5. antipathy /'æntɪpəθi/ (noun) — antipathie; aversion
    Exemple: He has an antipathy toward loud music.
    Synonymes: dislike, aversion, hostility
  6. apology /ə'pɑ:lədʒi/ (noun) — excuses
    Exemple: She wrote an apology for her mistake.
    Synonymes: sorry, regret, apologetic statement
  7. appease /ə'pi:z/ (verb) — apaiser; calmer
    Exemple: He tried to appease the angry crowd.
    Synonymes: calm, pacify, soothe
  8. averse /ə'vɜ:rs/ (adjective) — réticent; opposé à
    Exemple: I am averse to taking risks.
    Synonymes: unwilling, reluctant, opposed
  9. aversion /ə'vɜ:rʒən/ (noun) — aversion; répugnance
    Exemple: She has an aversion to spiders.
    Synonymes: dislike, repugnance, distaste
  10. back-handed /,bæk'hændɪd/ (adjective) — équivoque; indirect
    Exemple: That was a back-handed compliment.
    Synonymes: indirect, insincere
  11. bad language /bæd 'læŋɡwɪdʒ/ (phrase) — gros mots; langage grossier
    Exemple: Please don't use bad language in class.
    Synonymes: swear words, rude words, profanity
  12. be not at all satisfied about something be on bad terms /bi nɑt æt ɔl 'sætɪs,faɪd ə'baʊt 'sʌmθɪŋ bi ɑn bæd tɜrmz/ (phrase) — être très mécontent à propos de quelque chose
    Exemple: She was not at all satisfied about the decision.
    Synonymes: very unhappy, angry
  13. bicker /'bɪkər/ (verb) — se chamailler; se disputer
    Exemple: The brothers bickered over the TV remote.
    Synonymes: argue, quarrel, squabble
  14. blow hot and cold (idiom) — souffler le chaud et le froid
    Exemple: He blows hot and cold about the new plan.
    Synonymes: be inconsistent, vacillate, change one's mind
  15. boo /bu:/ (verb) — huer
    Exemple: Some fans booed the referee.
    Synonymes: jeer, hiss, shout disapproval
  16. brutal suppression /'bru:təl sə'prɛʃən/ (phrase) — répression brutale
    Exemple: The regime used brutal suppression to silence protesters.
    Synonymes: violent crackdown, harsh repression, forceful oppression
  17. clash (n.) /klæʃ/ (noun) — affrontement; accrochage
    Exemple: A clash broke out between the two groups.
    Synonymes: conflict, fight, dispute
  18. complain /kəm'pleɪn/ (verb) — se plaindre
    Exemple: She complained about the noise.
    Synonymes: protest, grumble, criticize
  19. complaint /kəm'pleɪnt/ (noun) — plainte; réclamation
    Exemple: He made a complaint to the manager.
    Synonymes: grievance, objection, protest
  20. complete wind-up /kəm'pli:t 'wɪnd,ʌp/ (phrase) — canular; mystification
    Exemple: It was a complete wind-up.
    Synonymes: prank, hoax, joke
  21. conciliate /kən'sɪlieɪt/ (verb) — apaiser; réconcilier
    Exemple: The manager tried to conciliate both sides.
    Synonymes: reconcile, pacify, appease
  22. condone /kən'doʊn/ (verb) — tolérer; cautionner
    Exemple: We should not condone cheating.
    Synonymes: tolerate, accept, excuse
  23. conflict resolution /'kɑ:nflɪkt ,rɛzə'lu:ʃən/ (noun) — résolution de conflits
    Exemple: They used conflict resolution to settle the dispute.
    Synonymes: dispute resolution, mediation
  24. cowboy builder /'kaʊbɔɪ 'bɪldər/ (noun) — artisan bâcleur
    Exemple: The cowboy builder left the roof leaking.
    Synonymes: shoddy builder, dishonest builder
  25. critical /'krɪtɪkəl/ (adjective) — critique
    Exemple: He was critical of the new policy.
    Synonymes: disapproving, judgmental, fault-finding
  26. damn someone with faint praise /dæm 'sʌm,wʌn wɪð feɪnt preɪz/ (phrase) — dénigrer par des éloges tièdes
    Exemple: He damned her with faint praise.
    Synonymes: insincerely praise, criticize indirectly
  27. deeply critical /'di:pli 'krɪtɪkəl/ (phrase) — très critique
    Exemple: The review was deeply critical of the film.
    Synonymes: highly critical, very disapproving, severely critical
  28. denial /dɪ'naɪəl/ (noun) — déni
    Exemple: He was in denial about the problem.
    Synonymes: rejection, refusal, disbelief
  29. discord /'dɪskɔ:rd/ (noun) — discorde; désaccord
    Exemple: There was discord among the neighbors.
    Synonymes: conflict, disagreement, strife
  30. discourteous /dɪs'kɜ:rtiəs/ (adjective) — impoli; discourtois
    Exemple: He was discourteous to the waiter.
    Synonymes: rude, impolite, bad-mannered

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