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Expressions de prédiction – Vocabulaire anglais

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33 mots de vocabulaire anglais avec leur sens : inexorable, plummet, precipitate, promise someone the earth, promise someone the moon… Révisez-les avec des…

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  1. inexorable /ɪn'ɛksərəbəl/ (adjective) — inexorable ; implacable
    Exemple: The river's inexorable flow could not be stopped.
    Synonymes: unstoppable, unavoidable, relentless
  2. plummet /'plʌmət/ (verb) — chuter ; dégringoler
    Exemple: The stock prices plummeted overnight.
    Synonymes: drop, plunge, fall
  3. precipitate /prɪ'sɪpɪteɪt/ (verb) — précipiter ; provoquer brusquement
    Exemple: The announcement precipitated a public debate.
    Synonymes: spark, trigger, hasten
  4. promise someone the earth /'prɑ:mɪs 'sʌm,wʌn ði ɜ:rθ/ (phrase) — promettre monts et merveilles
    Exemple: He promised her the earth, but he could not deliver.
    Synonymes: overpromise, make unrealistic promises, promise too much
  5. promise someone the moon /'prɑ:mɪs 'sʌm,wʌn ðə mu:n/ (phrase) — promettre la lune
    Exemple: The salesman promised her the moon.
    Synonymes: overpromise, promise the impossible, promise too much
  6. prophets of doom and gloom /'prɑ:fɪts əv du:m ænd ɡlu:m/ (phrase) — prophètes de malheur
    Exemple: The prophets of doom and gloom warned of disaster.
    Synonymes: pessimists, doomsayers
  7. reconsider /,ri:kən'sɪdər/ (verb) — reconsidérer ; revenir sur
    Exemple: She decided to reconsider her answer.
    Synonymes: rethink, review, reassess
  8. result in /rɪ'zʌlt ɪn/ (phrase) — entraîner ; aboutir à
    Exemple: The mistake resulted in a long delay.
    Synonymes: lead to, cause, bring about
  9. rethink /,ri:'θɪŋk/ (verb) — repenser ; réexaminer
    Exemple: We need to rethink our plan.
    Synonymes: reconsider, review, reassess
  10. rocket (v.) /'rɑ:kɪt/ (verb) — grimper en flèche ; monter en flèche
    Exemple: Her career rocketed after the movie.
    Synonymes: soar, shoot up, surge
  11. sense of urgency /sɛns əv 'ɜ:rdʒənsi/ (phrase) — urgence
    Exemple: There is a sense of urgency in her voice.
    Synonymes: pressing need, urgency, rush
  12. shed worries /ʃɛd 'wʌriz/ (phrase) — dissiper ses soucis ; se débarrasser de ses inquiétudes
    Exemple: A good talk can shed worries.
    Synonymes: ease fears, remove concerns
  13. speed up /spi:d ʌp/ (phrase) — accélérer ; aller plus vite
    Exemple: The car sped up on the highway.
    Synonymes: accelerate, go faster, hurry
  14. stem from /stɛm frəm/ (phrase) — provenir de ; avoir pour origine
    Exemple: Her success stems from hard work.
    Synonymes: originate in, result from, arise from
  15. stress-free /'strɛsfri:/ (adjective) — sans stress
    Exemple: We had a stress-free weekend at the beach.
    Synonymes: relaxing, worry-free
  16. take in your stride /teɪk ɪn jʊr straɪd/ (phrase) — prendre calmement
    Exemple: She took the bad news in her stride.
    Synonymes: accept calmly, handle well, deal with
  17. throw somebody completely /θroʊ 'sʌmbədi kəm'pli:tli/ (verb) — déconcerter complètement
    Exemple: The bad news threw me completely.
    Synonymes: confuse, disorient, throw off
  18. traumatic /trɔ:'mætɪk/ (adjective) — traumatisant
    Exemple: The accident was traumatic for the whole family.
    Synonymes: distressing, shocking, harrowing
  19. trigger /'trɪɡər/ (verb) — déclencher ; provoquer
    Exemple: The loud noise triggered the alarm.
    Synonymes: set off, cause, activate
  20. under pressure /'ʌndər 'prɛʃər/ (phrase) — sous pression
    Exemple: She is under pressure to finish the report today.
    Synonymes: stressed, anxious, strained
  21. underlying /,ʌndər'laɪɪŋ/ (adjective) — sous-jacent
    Exemple: Stress is the underlying cause of his headaches.
    Synonymes: basic, root, primary
  22. undermine /,ʌndər'maɪn/ (verb) — saper ; miner
    Exemple: The rumors began to undermine her confidence.
    Synonymes: weaken, damage, erode
  23. unprecedented /,ʌnprɪ'sɛdəntɪd/ (adjective) — sans précédent
    Exemple: The storm caused unprecedented damage.
    Synonymes: unheard-of, new, unusual
  24. upset /ʌp'set/ (verb) — contrarier ; bouleverser
    Exemple: The bad news upset her.
    Synonymes: disturb, worry, trouble
  25. weigh on /'weɪ ɑ:n/ (phrase) — peser sur
    Exemple: The deadline is weighing on my mind.
    Synonymes: trouble, weigh heavily on
  26. What’s bugging him? /wʌts 'bʌɡɪŋ hɪm/ (phrase) — qu'est-ce qui le tracasse ?
    Exemple: What's bugging him today?
    Synonymes: What's bothering him?, What's upsetting him?, What's irritating him?
  27. What’s eating him? /wʌts 'i:tɪŋ hɪm/ (phrase) — qu'est-ce qui le ronge ?
    Exemple: What's eating him these days?
    Synonymes: What's bothering him?, What's upsetting him?, What's troubling him?
  28. What’s got into him? /wʌts ɡɑt 'ɪntu: hɪm/ (phrase) — qu'est-ce qui lui a pris ?
    Exemple: What's got into him lately?
    Synonymes: What's wrong with him?, What's changed him?, What's bothering him?
  29. What’s up with him? /wʌts ʌp wɪð hɪm/ (phrase) — qu'est-ce qui lui arrive ?
    Exemple: What's up with him today?
    Synonymes: What's wrong with him?, What's the matter with him?, Why is he acting like that?
  30. winds of change /'wɪndz əv tʃeɪndʒ/ (phrase) — vents du changement
    Exemple: The winds of change are blowing through the company.
    Synonymes: sign of change, shift in direction, new era

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