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[Niveau C2] Politique et droit – Vocabulaire anglais

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83 mots de vocabulaire anglais avec leur sens : legislation, jurisdiction, sovereignty, coalition, referendum… Révisez-les avec des cartes mémoire, des quiz…

Fait partie du parcours: Anglais courant C1–C2

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  1. legislation /,lɛdʒɪ'sleɪʃən/ (noun) — législation
    Exemple: New legislation was introduced to reform education.
    Synonymes: law, statute, act
  2. jurisdiction /,dʒʊərɪs'dɪkʃən/ (noun) — juridiction
    Exemple: The court has no jurisdiction over foreign citizens.
    Synonymes: authority, control, power
  3. sovereignty /'sɒvrənti/ (noun) — souveraineté
    Exemple: National sovereignty should be respected at all times.
    Synonymes: autonomy, independence, self-rule
  4. coalition /,kəʊə'lɪʃən/ (noun) — coalition
    Exemple: The coalition formed a new government after the election.
    Synonymes: alliance, union, partnership
  5. referendum /,rɛfə'rɛndəm/ (noun) — référendum
    Exemple: Citizens voted in a referendum on constitutional reform.
    Synonymes: public vote, plebiscite
  6. impeachment /ɪm'pi:tʃmənt/ (noun) — mise en accusation; destitution
    Exemple: The president faced impeachment for abuse of power.
    Synonymes: accusation, charge, indictment
  7. constitutionality /,kɒnstɪ,tju:ʃə'nælɪti/ (noun) — constitutionnalité
    Exemple: The court questioned the constitutionality of the new law.
    Synonymes: legitimacy, lawfulness
  8. amendment /ə'mɛndmənt/ (noun) — amendement
    Exemple: A new amendment was proposed to extend voting rights.
    Synonymes: revision, change, alteration
  9. ratify /'rætɪfaɪ/ (verb) — ratifier
    Exemple: Parliament ratified the international agreement.
    Synonymes: approve, confirm, endorse
  10. incumbent /ɪn'kʌmbənt/ (noun) — titulaire
    Exemple: The incumbent faced strong opposition in the election.
    Synonymes: holder, occupant, current officeholder
  11. bureaucracy /bjʊə'rɒkrəsi/ (noun) — bureaucratie
    Exemple: The bureaucracy is often criticized for inefficiency.
    Synonymes: administration, officialdom
  12. authoritarian /ɔ:,θɒrɪ'tɛəriən/ (adjective) — autoritaire
    Exemple: The country has been under authoritarian rule for decades.
    Synonymes: dictatorial, oppressive, autocratic
  13. judiciary /dʒu:'dɪʃəri/ (noun) — pouvoir judiciaire
    Exemple: The judiciary plays a vital role in upholding justice.
    Synonymes: court system, bench
  14. magistrate /'mædʒɪstreɪt/ (noun) — magistrat
    Exemple: The magistrate sentenced the defendant to six months.
    Synonymes: judge, justice, adjudicator
  15. subpoena /sə'pi:nə/ (noun) — assignation
    Exemple: He was served with a subpoena to appear in court.
    Synonymes: summons, writ
  16. juror /'dʒʊərər/ (noun) — juré
    Exemple: Each juror must remain impartial during the trial.
    Synonymes: panelist, adjudicator
  17. indictment /ɪn'daɪtmənt/ (noun) — acte d'accusation
    Exemple: The indictment charged him with multiple counts of fraud.
    Synonymes: accusation, charge, allegation
  18. perjury /'pɜ:dʒəri/ (noun) — faux témoignage; parjure
    Exemple: She was convicted of perjury after lying in court.
    Synonymes: false testimony, lying under oath
  19. litigation /,lɪtɪ'ɡeɪʃən/ (noun) — contentieux
    Exemple: The company was involved in lengthy litigation.
    Synonymes: lawsuit, proceeding
  20. arbitration /,ɑ:bɪ'treɪʃən/ (noun) — arbitrage
    Exemple: The dispute will go to arbitration next month.
    Synonymes: mediation, conciliation
  21. sanction /'sæŋkʃən/ (noun) — sanction; peine; pénalité
    Exemple: The UN imposed sanctions on the regime.
    Synonymes: penalty, punishment, restriction
  22. extradition /,ɛkstrə'dɪʃən/ (noun) — extradition
    Exemple: The government requested the extradition of the suspect.
    Synonymes: surrender, deportation
  23. ideology /,aɪdi'ɒlədʒi/ (noun) — idéologie
    Exemple: Political ideology often shapes government policy.
    Synonymes: belief system, doctrine
  24. autonomy /ɔ:'tɒnəmi/ (noun) — autonomie
    Exemple: The region was granted limited autonomy.
    Synonymes: independence, self-government
  25. dictatorship /dɪk'teɪtəʃɪp/ (noun) — dictature
    Exemple: Citizens rebelled against the military dictatorship.
    Synonymes: autocracy, tyranny
  26. anarchy /'ænəki/ (noun) — anarchie
    Exemple: The collapse of government led to anarchy.
    Synonymes: lawlessness, chaos
  27. legitimacy /lɪ'dʒɪtɪməsi/ (noun) — légitimité
    Exemple: The legitimacy of the election was questioned.
    Synonymes: validity, authenticity
  28. transparency /træns'pærənsi/ (noun) — transparence
    Exemple: Transparency in governance builds public trust.
    Synonymes: openness, clarity
  29. accountability /ə,kaʊntə'bɪləti/ (noun) — responsabilité
    Exemple: Public officials must maintain accountability for their actions.
    Synonymes: responsibility, answerability
  30. enfranchise /ɪn'fræntʃaɪz/ (verb) — accorder le droit de vote
    Exemple: The reform enfranchised millions of new voters.
    Synonymes: empower, authorize

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