Séquence et ordre – Vocabulaire anglais
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33 mots de vocabulaire anglais avec leur sens : gather, in ascending order, in descending order, in sequence, methodical… Révisez-les avec des cartes…
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- gather /'ɡæðər/ (verb) — se rassembler
Exemple:People gathered in the square.
Synonymes: assemble, meet, come together - in ascending order /ɪn ə'sɛndɪŋ 'ɔ:rdər/ (phrase) — par ordre croissant
Exemple:List the numbers in ascending order.
Synonymes: increasing order, from low to high, smallest to largest - in descending order /ɪn dɪ'sɛndɪŋ 'ɔ:rdər/ (phrase) — par ordre décroissant
Exemple:Arrange the scores in descending order.
Synonymes: decreasing order, from high to low, largest to smallest - in sequence /ɪn 'si:kwəns/ (phrase) — dans l'ordre ; en séquence
Exemple:Please place the steps in sequence.
Synonymes: in order, one after another, successively - methodical /,mɛθə'dɑ:lɪk/ (adjective) — méthodique
Exemple:She took a methodical approach to the project.
Synonymes: systematic, orderly, organized - migration /,maɪ'ɡreɪʃən/ (noun) — migration
Exemple:The migration of geese begins in fall.
Synonymes: movement, travel - overworked and underpaid /,oʊvər'wɝ:kt ænd ,ʌndər'peɪd/ (phrase) — surmené et sous-payé
Exemple:She felt overworked and underpaid at her first job.
Synonymes: overworked, undercompensated, exploited - pecking order /'pekɪŋ ,ɔ:də(r)/ (phrase) — hiérarchie ; ordre de préséance
Exemple:There is a clear pecking order in the team.
Synonymes: hierarchy, ranking, order of precedence - primary /'praɪmeri/ (adjective) — principal
Exemple:Safety is our primary concern.
Synonymes: main, chief, first - repeatedly /rɪ'pi:tɪdli/ (adverb) — à maintes reprises
Exemple:He repeatedly asked the same question.
Synonymes: again and again, often, continuously - roster /'rɑ:stər/ (noun) — tableau de service
Exemple:The roster shows who is on duty tonight.
Synonymes: schedule, list, register - serial /'sɪriəl/ (adjective) — successif
Exemple:The numbers must be entered in serial order.
Synonymes: sequential, ordered, continuous - series /'sɪri:z/ (noun) — série
Exemple:We watched a series of short videos.
Synonymes: sequence, set, chain - simultaneous /,saɪməl'teɪniəs/ (adjective) — simultané
Exemple:The two events were simultaneous.
Synonymes: concurrent, synchronous, at the same time - single /'sɪŋɡəl/ (adjective) — unique
Exemple:Please enter a single word.
Synonymes: one, only one - split /splɪt/ (verb) — diviser ; séparer
Exemple:The road split into two paths.
Synonymes: separate, divide, break apart - spread out /spred aʊt/ (phrase) — espacés
Exemple:The chairs were spread out across the room.
Synonymes: scattered, widely spaced, dispersed - squash /skwɒʃ/ (verb) — écraser ; aplatir
Exemple:He squashed the can with his foot.
Synonymes: crush, flatten, compress - squeeze /skwi:z/ (verb) — serrer ; presser
Exemple:She squeezed the lemon into the glass.
Synonymes: press, compress, pinch - stuff (v.) /stʌf/ (verb) — bourrer; remplir
Exemple:They stuffed the suitcase with clothes.
Synonymes: pack, jam, fill - subsequently /səb'sek.wənt.li/ (adverb) — ensuite; par la suite
Exemple:He finished school and subsequently moved abroad.
Synonymes: afterward, later - take a left (phrase) — tourner à gauche
Exemple:Take a left at the next corner.
Synonymes: turn left, go left - tower /'taʊər/ (noun) — tour
Exemple:A tall tower stood in the center of the city.
Synonymes: spire, pillar, high building - tower block /'taʊər blɒk/ (noun) — tour d'habitation
Exemple:Their apartment is in a tower block.
Synonymes: high-rise building, apartment tower, block of flats - two-faced /'tu: feɪst/ (adjective) — hypocrite
Exemple:He was two-faced and said different things to different people.
Synonymes: hypocritical, double-dealing, insincere - underfoot /,ʌndər'fʊt/ (adverb) — sous les pieds
Exemple:Please keep your bag out of my way underfoot.
Synonymes: in the way, on the ground, at one's feet - understaffed /,ʌndər'stæftɪd/ (adjective) — en sous-effectif
Exemple:The clinic was understaffed on Monday.
Synonymes: short-handed, short-staffed, under-resourced - unfurnished /ʌn'fɜ:rnɪʃt/ (adjective) — non meublé
Exemple:The room was unfurnished.
Synonymes: empty, bare, without furniture - waterfront /'wɔ:tərfrʌnt/ (noun) — bord de l'eau
Exemple:We walked along the waterfront.
Synonymes: shoreline, seafront, harbor area - wide open spaces /waɪd 'oʊpən 'speɪsɪz/ (phrase) — grands espaces
Exemple:We drove through wide open spaces.
Synonymes: open land, expanses, open areas
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