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Formes essentielles des mots, partie 12 – Vocabulaire anglais

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  1. art /ɑ:rt/ (noun) — art ; œuvre d'art
    Exemple: She studied art history at university.
    Synonymes: artwork, craft, fine art
  2. artist /'ɑ:rtɪst/ (noun) — artiste ; peintre
    Exemple: The artist painted a beautiful landscape.
    Synonymes: creator, painter, sculptor
  3. artistic /ɑ:r'tɪstɪk/ (adjective) — artistique; qui a le sens esthétique
    Exemple: She has an artistic talent for interior design.
    Synonymes: creative, aesthetic, imaginative
  4. artistically /ɑ:r'tɪstɪkli/ (adverb) — artistiquement
    Exemple: The room was artistically decorated with old posters.
    Synonymes: creatively, aesthetically, tastefully
  5. creation /kri'eɪʃən/ (noun) — création ; œuvre ; ouvrage
    Exemple: The dress was her own creation.
    Synonymes: production, invention, masterpiece
  6. create /kri'eɪt/ (verb) — créer ; inventer
    Exemple: He wanted to create a new style of modern music.
    Synonymes: produce, generate, design
  7. creative /kri'eɪtɪv/ (adjective) — créatif
    Exemple: She is a creative designer with many unique ideas.
    Synonymes: innovative, imaginative, original
  8. creatively /kri'eɪtɪvli/ (adverb) — de manière créative
    Exemple: They solved the production problem very creatively.
    Synonymes: innovatively, imaginatively, originally
  9. criticism /'krɪtɪsɪzəm/ (noun) — critique ; commentaire critique
    Exemple: Her book received positive criticism from experts.
    Synonymes: critique, review, evaluation
  10. criticize /'krɪtɪsaɪz/ (verb) — critiquer ; blâmer
    Exemple: It is easy to criticize other people's artwork.
    Synonymes: critique, evaluate, blame
  11. critical /'krɪtɪkəl/ (adjective) — critique ; décisif
    Exemple: The film received critical acclaim from global audiences.
    Synonymes: evaluative, analytical, crucial
  12. critically /'krɪtɪkli/ (adverb) — sévèrement ; de façon critique
    Exemple: The play was critically acclaimed by local newspapers.
    Synonymes: analytically, severely, seriously
  13. drama /'drɑ:mə/ (noun) — drame ; théâtre ; spectacle dramatique
    Exemple: We watched a historical drama on television last night.
    Synonymes: play, theater, show
  14. dramatize /'dræmətaɪz/ (verb) — dramatiser ; adapter pour la scène
    Exemple: They decided to dramatize the novel for the stage.
    Synonymes: exaggerate, stage, adapt
  15. dramatic /drə'mætɪk/ (adjective) — dramatique ; spectaculaire
    Exemple: There was a dramatic change in the plot at the end.
    Synonymes: spectacular, exciting, theatrical
  16. dramatically /drə'mætɪkli/ (adverb) — dramatiquement ; considérablement
    Exemple: The actor fell dramatically to the ground.
    Synonymes: significantly, strikingly, suddenly
  17. literature /'lɪtrətʃʊr/ (noun) — littérature
    Exemple: He has a great passion for classical English literature.
    Synonymes: writings, belles-lettres, publications
  18. literate /'lɪtərət/ (verb) — alphabétiser
    Exemple: Efforts are being made to literate the remote population.
    Synonymes: educate, teach
  19. literary /'lɪtərəri/ (adjective) — littéraire
    Exemple: She won a prestigious literary prize for her novel.
    Synonymes: artistic, poetic, scholarly
  20. literarily /'lɪtərəli/ (adverb) — littérairement
    Exemple: The essay is literarily superior to his previous works.
    Synonymes: stylistically, poetically
  21. beauty /'bju:ti/ (noun) — beauté; charme
    Exemple: She was struck by the beauty of the sculpture.
    Synonymes: attractiveness, loveliness, grace
  22. beautify /'bju:tɪfaɪ/ (verb) — embellir; orner
    Exemple: They planted flowers to beautify the art gallery entrance.
    Synonymes: decorate, adorn, embellish
  23. beautiful /'bju:tɪfʊl/ (adjective) — beau ; magnifique
    Exemple: The exhibition featured many beautiful paintings.
    Synonymes: gorgeous, pretty, handsome
  24. beautifully /'bju:tɪfʊli/ (adverb) — magnifiquement ; admirablement
    Exemple: The orchestra played the classical piece beautifully.
    Synonymes: gorgeously, exquisitely, splendidly
  25. poetry /'poʊətri/ (noun) — poésie
    Exemple: He expresses his deepest feelings through poetry.
    Synonymes: poems, verse, rhyme
  26. poetize /'poʊətaɪz/ (verb) — poétiser
    Exemple: He tends to poetize every mundane aspect of life.
    Synonymes: versify, write poetry, romanticize
  27. poetic /poʊ'ɛtɪk/ (adjective) — poétique
    Exemple: The landscape has a tragic and poetic beauty.
    Synonymes: lyrical, expressive, graceful
  28. poetically /poʊ'ɛtɪkli/ (adverb) — poétiquement
    Exemple: She described her childhood memory poetically.
    Synonymes: lyrically, expressively, eloquently
  29. illustration /,ɪlə'streɪʃən/ (noun) — illustration
    Exemple: The children's book contains colorful illustrations.
    Synonymes: drawing, picture, demonstration
  30. illustrate /'ɪləstreɪt/ (verb) — illustrer
    Exemple: The artist was hired to illustrate a new fairy tale.
    Synonymes: depict, draw, demonstrate

…et 72 autres mots dans cette liste.

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