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Histoire et archéologie – Vocabulaire anglais

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  1. age /eɪdʒ/ (noun) — âge; époque
    Exemple: At the age of ten, she started learning the piano.
    Synonymes: years, period, lifetime
  2. ancient /'eɪnʃənt/ (adjective) — ancien; antique
    Exemple: They discovered ancient ruins buried under the desert.
    Synonymes: old, antique, archaic
  3. archaeologist /,ɑ:ki'ɒlədʒɪst/ (noun) — archéologue
    Exemple: The archaeologist discovered ancient pottery buried under the sand.
    Synonymes: researcher, scientist
  4. artefact /'ɑ:tɪfækt/ (noun) — artefact
    Exemple: The museum displayed ancient artefacts from Egypt.
    Synonymes: relic, antique, object
  5. century /'senʧəri/ (noun) — siècle; cent ans
    Exemple: The city was founded in the 18th century.
    Synonymes: hundred years
  6. chronological /,krɒnə'lɒʤɪkəl/ (adjective) — chronologique
    Exemple: The events are listed in chronological order.
    Synonymes: sequential, ordered, temporal
  7. chronologically /,krɒnə'lɒdʒɪkəli/ (adverb) — chronologiquement
    Exemple: The events are listed chronologically from oldest to newest.
    Synonymes: in time order, sequentially, in sequence
  8. colonise /'kɒlənaɪz/ (verb) — coloniser
    Exemple: European powers tried to colonise many parts of the world in the past.
    Synonymes: settle, occupy, conquer
  9. consecutive /kən'sɛkjʊtɪv/ (adjective) — consécutif
    Exemple: He won three consecutive championships in a row.
    Synonymes: successive, continuous, uninterrupted
  10. decade /'dekʌd/ (noun) — décennie; dix ans
    Exemple: The 1990s were a remarkable decade for technology.
    Synonymes: ten years
  11. era /'ɪərə/ (noun) — ère; époque
    Exemple: The invention of the internet marked a new era in communication.
    Synonymes: age, period, epoch
  12. evidence /'ɛvɪdəns/ (noun) — preuve
    Exemple: The lawyer presented new evidence to support her client's case.
    Synonymes: proof, testimony, data
  13. excavation /,ɛkskə'veɪʃən/ (noun) — fouille
    Exemple: The excavation revealed the remains of an ancient temple.
    Synonymes: digging, unearthing
  14. exhibition /,eksɪ'bɪʃən/ (noun) — exposition
    Exemple: We visited an art exhibition at the city museum last weekend.
    Synonymes: show, display, presentation
  15. exposé /,ɛkspoʊ'zeɪ/ (noun) — exposé; reportage
    Exemple: The magazine published an exposé on corruption in the local government.
    Synonymes: investigative report, revelation, disclosure
  16. formerly /'fɔ:məli/ (adverb) — autrefois
    Exemple: She formerly worked as a teacher before becoming a writer.
    Synonymes: previously, once, earlier
  17. gallery /'ɡæləri/ (noun) — galerie
    Exemple: The gallery features paintings by local artists.
    Synonymes: museum, exhibit, showroom
  18. generation /,ʤɛnə'reɪʃən/ (noun) — génération
    Exemple: Each generation faces its own unique challenges.
    Synonymes: age group, cohort
  19. historical /hɪ'stɒrɪkəl/ (adjective) — historique
    Exemple: The museum displayed many historical artifacts from the 18th century.
    Synonymes: archaeological, past, ancient
  20. imprison /ɪm'prɪzən/ (verb) — emprisonner
    Exemple: The judge decided to imprison the thief for five years.
    Synonymes: confine, jail, incarcerate
  21. imprisonment /ɪm'prɪzənmənt/ (noun) — emprisonnement
    Exemple: He faced five years of imprisonment for his crimes.
    Synonymes: incarceration, confinement, detention
  22. inevitable /ɪn'evɪtəbl/ (adjective) — inévitable
    Exemple: It was inevitable that the company would face competition.
    Synonymes: unavoidable, certain, inescapable
  23. inevitably /ɪ'nɛvɪtəbli/ (adv) — inévitablement
    Exemple: If you don’t study, you will inevitably fail the exam.
    Synonymes: unavoidably, certainly, inescapably
  24. inexorably /ɪn'ɛksərəbli/ (adv) — inexorablement
    Exemple: The ice caps are melting inexorably due to global warming.
    Synonymes: relentlessly, inevitably, unstoppably
  25. inherent /ɪn'herənt/ (adjective) — inhérent
    Exemple: Kindness is an inherent part of her character.
    Synonymes: innate, intrinsic, natural
  26. investigate /ɪn'vestɪɡeɪt/ (verb) — enquêter
    Exemple: The police will investigate the cause of the accident.
    Synonymes: examine, inspect, probe
  27. investigation /ɪn,vɛstɪ'ɡeɪʃən/ (noun) — enquête
    Exemple: The police launched an investigation into the missing files.
    Synonymes: inquiry, examination, probe
  28. investigative /ɪn'vestɪɡətɪv/ (adj) — d'investigation
    Exemple: The journalist wrote an investigative article about political corruption.
    Synonymes: inquisitive, analytical, probing
  29. irreversible /,ɪrɪ'vɜ:səbl/ (adj) — irréversible
    Exemple: The damage to the environment may be irreversible if we don't act soon.
    Synonymes: irreparable, unchangeable, permanent
  30. judge /dʒʌdʒ/ (noun) — juge
    Exemple: The judge listened carefully to both sides before making a decision.
    Synonymes: magistrate, justice

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