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Sports et compétition – Vocabulaire anglais

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57 mots de vocabulaire anglais avec leur sens : combat, compete, competition, counter, entertaining… Révisez-les avec des cartes mémoire, des quiz et un…

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  1. combat /'kɒmbæt/ (verb) — combattre; lutter contre
    Exemple: The soldiers were trained to combat any threat effectively.
    Synonymes: fight, battle, oppose
  2. compete /kəm'pi:t/ (verb) — rivaliser; être en concurrence
    Exemple: Many companies compete to attract top talent.
    Synonymes: rival, contend, vie
  3. competition /,kɒmpə'tɪʃən/ (noun) — concurrence; rivalité
    Exemple: The competition attracted talented participants from all over the country.
    Synonymes: contest, rivalry, tournament
  4. counter /'kaʊntə/ (verb) — répliquer; riposter; s'opposer à
    Exemple: She decided to counter his argument with solid evidence.
    Synonymes: oppose, resist, challenge
  5. entertaining /,entə'teɪnɪŋ/ (adjective) — divertissant; amusant
    Exemple: The movie was entertaining and kept everyone laughing.
    Synonymes: amusing, enjoyable, fun
  6. jury /'dʒʊəri/ (noun) — jury
    Exemple: The jury found the defendant guilty after two days of deliberation.
    Synonymes: panel, tribunal
  7. musician /mju'zɪʃən/ (noun) — musicien
    Exemple: The musician practiced the piano for hours every day.
    Synonymes: composer, instrumentalist, performer
  8. obey /ə'beɪ/ (verb) — obéir
    Exemple: Children are taught to obey their parents.
    Synonymes: follow, comply with, respect
  9. offence /ə'fens/ (noun) — infraction; délit
    Exemple: Driving without a license is considered an offence.
    Synonymes: crime, violation, transgression
  10. one-sided /wʌn'saɪdɪd/ (adjective) — unilatéral; partial
    Exemple: The report gave a one-sided view of the situation, ignoring other perspectives.
    Synonymes: biased, partial, unbalanced
  11. opera /'ɒprə/ (noun) — opéra
    Exemple: They went to the theater to watch an Italian opera.
    Synonymes: musical drama, lyric drama
  12. orchestra /'ɔ:kɪstrə/ (noun) — orchestre
    Exemple: The orchestra played a beautiful symphony last night.
    Synonymes: band, ensemble
  13. painting /'peɪntɪŋ/ (noun) — tableau; peinture
    Exemple: She hung her new painting on the living room wall.
    Synonymes: artwork, picture, canvas
  14. participate /pɑ:'tɪsɪpeɪt/ (verb) — participer; prendre part à
    Exemple: Many employees participate in volunteer programs.
    Synonymes: join, take part, engage
  15. pass a law /pɑ:s ə lɔ:/ (verb phrase) — adopter une loi; faire voter une loi
    Exemple: The government plans to pass a law that protects consumers from fraud.
    Synonymes: enact a law, approve a law
  16. passionate /'pæʃənət/ (adjective) — passionné; fervent
    Exemple: She is passionate about protecting the environment.
    Synonymes: enthusiastic, fervent, devoted
  17. perform /pər'fɔ:rm/ (verb) — interpréter; jouer; se produire
    Exemple: The band will perform at the festival this weekend.
    Synonymes: present, execute, act
  18. performance /pə'fɔ:məns/ (noun) — représentation; spectacle
    Exemple: The actor gave an outstanding performance in the film.
    Synonymes: show, presentation, execution
  19. perpetrate /'pɜ:pɪtreɪt/ (verb) — perpétrer; commettre
    Exemple: He was arrested for perpetrating several acts of fraud.
    Synonymes: commit, carry out, perform
  20. pickpocketing /'pɪkpɒkɪtɪŋ/ (noun) — vol à la tire
    Exemple: Pickpocketing often occurs in crowded tourist areas.
    Synonymes: theft, stealing, larceny
  21. play /pleɪ/ (noun) — pièce de théâtre
    Exemple: We saw a funny play at the local theater last night.
    Synonymes: drama, stage show, theatrical production
  22. popular /'pɑ:pjələr/ (adjective) — populaire
    Exemple: This restaurant is very popular among local residents.
    Synonymes: well-liked, favored, famous
  23. portrait /'pɔ:trət/ (noun) — portrait
    Exemple: The artist painted a portrait of the queen.
    Synonymes: likeness, representation, image
  24. prevention /prɪ'venʃən/ (noun) — prévention
    Exemple: Regular exercise helps in the prevention of heart disease.
    Synonymes: avoidance, stopping, prohibition
  25. prison /'prɪzən/ (noun) — prison
    Exemple: He spent ten years in prison for armed robbery.
    Synonymes: jail, penitentiary, correctional facility
  26. prisoner /'prɪzənər/ (noun) — prisonnier; détenu
    Exemple: The prisoner was allowed one phone call a day.
    Synonymes: inmate, convict, detainee
  27. property crime /'prɒpəti kraɪm/ (noun) — délit contre les biens
    Exemple: Property crime rates have increased in urban areas.
    Synonymes: theft-related crime, burglary, vandalism
  28. prosecutor /'prɒsɪ,kju:tər/ (noun) — procureur
    Exemple: The prosecutor argued that the defendant planned the attack.
    Synonymes: district attorney, state attorney, public prosecutor
  29. protection /prə'tekʃən/ (noun) — protection
    Exemple: The government provides protection for endangered animals.
    Synonymes: safeguarding, defense, security
  30. provoke /prə'voʊk/ (verb) — provoquer; irriter
    Exemple: His rude comments were meant to provoke a reaction.
    Synonymes: incite, stir, anger

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