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[Niveau B2] Enjeux mondiaux – Vocabulaire anglais

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  1. flood /flʌd/ (noun) — inondation
    Exemple: The flood destroyed many homes.
    Synonymes: inundation, overflow, deluge
  2. drought /draʊt/ (noun) — sécheresse
    Exemple: Droughts affect food production in many countries.
    Synonymes: dry spell, aridity
  3. fossil fuels /'fɒsɪl fjʊəlz/ (noun) — combustibles fossiles
    Exemple: Fossil fuels contribute to global warming.
    Synonymes: coal, oil, natural gas
  4. poverty /'pɒvəti/ (noun) — pauvreté
    Exemple: Many people around the world still live in poverty.
    Synonymes: destitution, neediness, poor condition
  5. inequality /,ɪnɪ'kwɒləti/ (noun) — inégalité
    Exemple: Social inequality can cause tension between groups.
    Synonymes: disparity, imbalance, inequity
  6. pollution /pə'lu:ʃən/ (noun) — pollution
    Exemple: Air pollution affects the health of millions.
    Synonymes: contamination, impurity, toxicity
  7. deforestation /,di:fɒrɪ'steɪʃən/ (noun) — déforestation
    Exemple: Deforestation threatens wildlife habitats.
    Synonymes: clearing, logging, forest destruction
  8. climate change /'klaɪmət tʃeɪndʒ/ (noun) — changement climatique
    Exemple: Climate change has become a major global concern.
    Synonymes: global warming, climatic shift, climate crisis
  9. migration /maɪ'ɡreɪʃ(ə)n/ (noun) — migration
    Exemple: Economic migration is common between countries.
    Synonymes: movement, relocation, resettlement
  10. refugee /,refjʊ'dʒi:/ (noun) — réfugié
    Exemple: The refugees fled their country to escape war.
    Synonymes: asylum seeker, displaced person
  11. hunger /'hʌŋɡər/ (noun) — faim；manque de nourriture
    Exemple: Millions suffer from hunger in developing regions.
    Synonymes: starvation, famine, malnutrition
  12. corruption /kə'rʌpʃən/ (noun) — corruption
    Exemple: Government corruption weakens public trust.
    Synonymes: bribery, dishonesty, fraud
  13. terrorism /'terərɪzəm/ (noun) — terrorisme
    Exemple: Terrorism is a threat to global peace.
    Synonymes: extremism, violence, radicalism
  14. conflict /'kɒnflɪkt/ (noun) — conflit
    Exemple: The conflict between nations lasted for years.
    Synonymes: battle, fight, disagreement
  15. peace /pi:s/ (noun) — paix
    Exemple: International organizations work to promote peace.
    Synonymes: harmony, calm, tranquility
  16. education /,edʒʊ'keɪʃən/ (noun) — éducation
    Exemple: Access to education can reduce poverty.
    Synonymes: schooling, learning, instruction
  17. child labor /'tʃaɪld 'leɪbə/ (noun) — travail des enfants
    Exemple: Child labor remains a problem in many factories.
    Synonymes: exploitation, underage work
  18. human rights /'hju:mən raɪts/ (noun) — droits de l'homme
    Exemple: Every person has the right to human rights protection.
    Synonymes: civil rights, freedom, justice
  19. sanitation /,sænɪ'teɪʃən/ (noun) — assainissement
    Exemple: Improving sanitation helps prevent disease.
    Synonymes: cleanliness, hygiene
  20. disease /dɪ'zi:z/ (noun) — maladie ; affection
    Exemple: Infectious diseases spread quickly in poor areas.
    Synonymes: illness, sickness, disorder
  21. overpopulation /,əʊvə,pɒpjʊ'leɪʃən/ (noun) — surpeuplement
    Exemple: Overpopulation causes stress on natural resources.
    Synonymes: crowding, demographic explosion
  22. sustainability /sə,steɪnə'bɪləti/ (noun) — durabilité
    Exemple: Sustainability is important for our planet’s future.
    Synonymes: durability, stability, balance
  23. renewable energy /rɪ'nju:əbl 'ɛnəʤi/ (noun) — énergie renouvelable
    Exemple: Many countries invest in renewable energy sources.
    Synonymes: green energy, clean power
  24. globalization /,ɡləʊb(ə)laɪ'zeɪʃən/ (noun) — mondialisation
    Exemple: Globalization connects markets and cultures worldwide.
    Synonymes: internationalization, world integration
  25. inflation /ɪn'fleɪʃən/ (noun) — inflation
    Exemple: High inflation affects the cost of living.
    Synonymes: price rise, economic growth
  26. famine /'fæmɪn/ (noun) — famine
    Exemple: Famine has affected millions in rural areas.
    Synonymes: hunger, starvation
  27. water scarcity /'wɔ:tə 'skeəsɪti/ (noun) — pénurie d'eau
    Exemple: Water scarcity is a serious issue in desert countries.
    Synonymes: water shortage, drought
  28. carbon footprint /'kɑ:bən 'fʊtprɪnt/ (noun) — empreinte carbone
    Exemple: Reducing your carbon footprint helps the environment.
    Synonymes: emissions, pollution impact
  29. greenhouse gas /'ɡri:nhaʊs ɡæs/ (noun) — gaz à effet de serre
    Exemple: Greenhouse gases trap heat in the atmosphere.
    Synonymes: carbon dioxide, methane
  30. waste management /weɪst 'mænɪdʒmənt/ (noun) — gestion des déchets
    Exemple: Effective waste management reduces pollution.
    Synonymes: recycling, waste control

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