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Gouvernement et société – Vocabulaire anglais

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  1. air force /'er fɔ:rs/ (noun) — armée de l'air
    Exemple: He joined the air force after college.
    Synonymes: air force service, air arm
  2. army /'ɑrmi/ (noun) — armée
    Exemple: The army marched into the city.
    Synonymes: military, armed forces
  3. ballot /'bælət/ (noun) — bulletin de vote
    Exemple: She marked her ballot in the election.
    Synonymes: vote, voting paper, ballot paper
  4. constituency /,kɒnstɪ'tju:ənsi/ (noun) — circonscription
    Exemple: The constituency voted for a new representative.
    Synonymes: district, electorate, voting area
  5. economy /ɪ'kɑ:nəmi/ (noun) — économie
    Exemple: The economy is growing slowly.
    Synonymes: financial system, market
  6. elect /ɪ'lekt/ (verb) — élire
    Exemple: People elected her as mayor.
    Synonymes: choose, vote for, appoint
  7. election /ɪ'lekʃən/ (noun) — élection
    Exemple: The election will be held next month.
    Synonymes: vote, poll, ballot
  8. general election /,dʒenrəl ɪ'lekʃən/ (phrase) — élections législatives
    Exemple: The country held a general election in June.
    Synonymes: national election, countrywide vote, parliamentary election
  9. govern /'ɡʌvərn/ (verb) — gouverner
    Exemple: They govern the country together.
    Synonymes: rule, control, administer
  10. government /'ɡʌvərnmənt/ (noun) — gouvernement
    Exemple: The government passed a new law.
    Synonymes: administration, authorities, regime
  11. grant [allow] /ɡrænt/ (verb) — autoriser
    Exemple: The teacher granted her permission to leave.
    Synonymes: allow, permit, authorize
  12. hold an election /hoʊld ən ɪ'lekʃən/ (phrase) — organiser une élection
    Exemple: The city will hold an election in November.
    Synonymes: organize a vote, call an election, run an election
  13. income tax /'ɪnkʌm tæks/ (noun) — impôt sur le revenu
    Exemple: Income tax is taken from your salary.
    Synonymes: tax on earnings, payroll tax
  14. inflation /ɪn'fleɪʃən/ (noun) — inflation
    Exemple: Inflation makes food more expensive.
    Synonymes: price rise, rising prices, cost increase
  15. leader /'li:dər/ (noun) — chef ; dirigeant
    Exemple: A good leader listens to the group.
    Synonymes: chief, head, guide
  16. MP /,em 'pi:/ (noun) — député
    Exemple: The MP spoke in Parliament.
    Synonymes: member of Parliament, legislator
  17. navy [army] /'neɪvi/ (noun) — marine
    Exemple: He serves in the navy.
    Synonymes: naval force, sea force
  18. official /ə'fɪʃəl/ (adjective) — officiel
    Exemple: This is the official school policy.
    Synonymes: authorized, approved, formal
  19. on strike /ɑ:n straɪk/ (phrase) — en grève
    Exemple: The workers are on strike this week.
    Synonymes: protesting, refusing to work, stopping work
  20. political /pə'lɪtɪkəl/ (adjective) — politique
    Exemple: She studies political issues in class.
    Synonymes: governmental, civic, public
  21. political party /'pɑ:lɪtɪkəl 'pɑ:rti/ (noun) — parti politique
    Exemple: The political party won the election.
    Synonymes: party, political organization, faction
  22. Prime Minister /,praɪm 'mɪnɪstər/ (noun) — Premier ministre
    Exemple: The Prime Minister met the press.
    Synonymes: premier, head of government, leader
  23. private /'praɪvət/ (adjective) — privé
    Exemple: They sent their children to a private school.
    Synonymes: independent, non-governmental, privately owned
  24. soldier /'soʊldʒər/ (noun) — soldat
    Exemple: The soldier stood at attention.
    Synonymes: troop, serviceman, warrior
  25. state education /steɪt ,edʒu'keɪʃən/ (noun) — enseignement public
    Exemple: State education is free for all children.
    Synonymes: public education, government education, state-funded education
  26. strict /strɪkt/ (adjective) — strict
    Exemple: Her parents are very strict.
    Synonymes: firm, rigid, severe

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