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[Niveau C2] Société et culture – Vocabulaire anglais

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  1. inclusion /ɪn'klu:.ʒən/ (noun) — inclusion
    Exemple: Inclusion is essential for social progress.
    Synonymes: integration, embracement
  2. consumerism /kən'sju:.mə.rɪ.zəm/ (noun) — consumérisme
    Exemple: Modern consumerism affects cultural values.
    Synonymes: materialism
  3. multiculturalism /,mʌl.ti'kʌl.tʃər.əl.ɪ.zəm/ (noun) — multiculturalisme
    Exemple: The city prides itself on its multiculturalism.
    Synonymes: cultural diversity, pluralism
  4. assimilation /ə,sɪm.ɪ'leɪ.ʃən/ (noun) — assimilation
    Exemple: Immigrants sometimes face challenges during assimilation.
    Synonymes: integration, adaptation
  5. heritage /'her.ɪ.tɪdʒ/ (noun) — patrimoine; héritage
    Exemple: The town is famous for its rich cultural heritage.
    Synonymes: legacy, tradition, inheritance
  6. ritual /'rɪtʃ.u.əl/ (noun) — rituel
    Exemple: The ritual marked the beginning of the harvest season.
    Synonymes: ceremony, rite, practice
  7. customary /'kʌs.tə.mer.i/ (adj) — coutumier
    Exemple: It is customary to bow when greeting elders.
    Synonymes: traditional, usual, habitual
  8. folklore /'fəʊk.lɔ:r/ (noun) — folklore
    Exemple: Folklore keeps ancient wisdom alive through stories.
    Synonymes: mythology, oral tradition
  9. patriarchy /'peɪ.tri.ɑ:r.ki/ (noun) — patriarcat
    Exemple: The feminist movement challenges traditional patriarchy.
    Synonymes: male-dominated society
  10. matriarchy /'meɪ.tri.ɑ:r.ki/ (noun) — matriarcat
    Exemple: Some tribes are organized under matriarchy.
    Synonymes: female-led society
  11. egalitarian /ɪ,ɡæl.ɪ'teə.ri.ən/ (adj) — égalitaire
    Exemple: Their society promotes egalitarian values.
    Synonymes: equal, fair-minded
  12. disparity /dɪ'spær.ɪ.ti/ (noun) — disparité; inégalité
    Exemple: There is a huge disparity between rich and poor areas.
    Synonymes: inequality, difference
  13. conformity /kən'fɔ:.mə.ti/ (noun) — conformisme
    Exemple: Social pressure often leads to conformity.
    Synonymes: compliance, obedience
  14. diversity /daɪ'vɜ:.sə.ti/ (noun) — diversité
    Exemple: Diversity enriches the cultural environment.
    Synonymes: variety, multiplicity
  15. marginalization /,mɑ:.dʒɪ.nə.laɪ'zeɪ.ʃən/ (noun) — marginalisation
    Exemple: Marginalization affects minority communities deeply.
    Synonymes: exclusion, discrimination
  16. stereotype /'ster.i.ə.taɪp/ (noun) — stéréotype
    Exemple: Stereotypes can distort cultural understanding.
    Synonymes: prejudice, bias
  17. xenophobia /,zen.ə'fəʊ.bi.ə/ (noun) — xénophobie
    Exemple: Xenophobia often arises from fear of the unfamiliar.
    Synonymes: racism, intolerance
  18. ethnocentrism /,eθ.nəʊ'sen.trɪ.zəm/ (noun) — ethnocentrisme
    Exemple: Ethnocentrism can hinder global cooperation.
    Synonymes: cultural bias
  19. cosmopolitan /,kɒz.mə'pɒl.ɪ.tən/ (adj) — cosmopolite
    Exemple: London is a cosmopolitan city.
    Synonymes: worldly, urban
  20. civic /'sɪv.ɪk/ (adj) — civique
    Exemple: Civic engagement strengthens democracy.
    Synonymes: municipal, civil
  21. solidarity /,sɒ.lɪ'dær.ɪ.ti/ (noun) — solidarité
    Exemple: Workers showed solidarity during the strike.
    Synonymes: unity, cohesion
  22. cohesion /kəʊ'hi:.ʒən/ (noun) — cohésion
    Exemple: Cultural cohesion keeps communities stable.
    Synonymes: unity, bonding
  23. affluence /'æf.lu.əns/ (noun) — opulence; aisance
    Exemple: Affluence changes people’s lifestyle choices.
    Synonymes: wealth, prosperity
  24. proletariat /,prəʊ.lə'teə.ri.ət/ (noun) — prolétariat
    Exemple: The proletariat demanded better working conditions.
    Synonymes: working class, laborers
  25. aristocracy /,ær.ɪ'stɒk.rə.si/ (noun) — aristocratie
    Exemple: The aristocracy wielded vast influence in the past.
    Synonymes: nobility, upper class
  26. bourgeoisie /,bʊrʒ.wɑ:'zi:/ (noun) — bourgeoisie
    Exemple: The bourgeoisie dominated economic life.
    Synonymes: middle class
  27. hierarchy /'haɪə.rɑ:.ki/ (noun) — hiérarchie
    Exemple: Every society has some form of hierarchy.
    Synonymes: ranking, order
  28. social stratification (noun) — stratification sociale
    Exemple: Social stratification creates inequality.
    Synonymes: class division
  29. tradition /trə'dɪʃ.ən/ (noun) — tradition
    Exemple: Each family has its own tradition.
    Synonymes: custom, heritage
  30. legacy /'leɡ.ə.si/ (noun) — héritage; legs
    Exemple: Her music is an important legacy of her culture.
    Synonymes: inheritance, heritage

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