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Voyages et lieux – Vocabulaire anglais

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  1. coastal /'kəʊstl/ (adjective) — côtier
    Exemple: They live in a small coastal town by the sea.
    Synonymes: seaside, shoreline, marine
  2. countryside /'kʌntrisaɪd/ (noun) — campagne
    Exemple: She loves spending her weekends in the peaceful countryside.
    Synonymes: rural area, village, farmland
  3. destination /,dɛstɪ'neɪʃən/ (noun) — destination
    Exemple: Paris is a popular destination for tourists from around the world.
    Synonymes: place, location, spot
  4. eco-tourism /'i:kəʊ,tʊərɪzəm/ (noun) — écotourisme
    Exemple: Eco-tourism encourages travelers to protect nature while exploring it.
    Synonymes: sustainable tourism, green travel, nature-based tourism
  5. escape /ɪ'skeɪp/ (verb) — s'échapper ; s'évader
    Exemple: The prisoners managed to escape through a hidden tunnel.
    Synonymes: flee, break out, get away
  6. exotic /ɪɡ'zɒtɪk/ (adj) — exotique
    Exemple: She wore an exotic dress from a distant country.
    Synonymes: foreign, unusual, strange
  7. exploration /,eksplə'reɪʃən/ (noun) — exploration
    Exemple: Space exploration has led to many technological advancements.
    Synonymes: investigation, discovery, research
  8. explore /ɪk'splɔ:r/ (verb) — explorer
    Exemple: Scientists continue to explore deep parts of the ocean.
    Synonymes: investigate, examine, discover
  9. explorer /ɪk'splɔ:rə/ (noun) — explorateur
    Exemple: The explorer traveled deep into the jungle to find ancient ruins.
    Synonymes: adventurer, traveler, discoverer
  10. expose /ɪk'spəʊz/ (verb) — exposer ; dévoiler
    Exemple: The journalist exposed the truth about the scandal.
    Synonymes: reveal, uncover, disclose
  11. foreign /'fɒrɪn/ (adjective) — étranger
    Exemple: He loves learning about foreign cultures and languages.
    Synonymes: overseas, international, external
  12. global /'ɡləʊbəl/ (adj) — mondial
    Exemple: Climate change is a global issue that affects everyone.
    Synonymes: worldwide, international, universal
  13. globalisation /,ɡləʊbələ'zeɪʃən/ (noun) — mondialisation
    Exemple: Globalisation has made it easier for companies to operate in multiple countries.
    Synonymes: internationalisation, worldwide integration, global expansion
  14. horizon /hə'raɪzən/ (noun) — horizon
    Exemple: The sun slowly disappeared below the horizon.
    Synonymes: skyline, boundary, limit
  15. hospitality /,hɒspɪ'tæləti/ (noun) — hospitalité
    Exemple: We were impressed by their warm hospitality during our visit.
    Synonymes: friendliness, generosity, cordiality
  16. infancy /'ɪnfənsi/ (noun) — petite enfance
    Exemple: During infancy, babies learn to recognize their parents' voices.
    Synonymes: babyhood, early childhood
  17. infant /'ɪnfənt/ (noun) — nourrisson
    Exemple: The infant slept peacefully in the crib.
    Synonymes: baby, newborn
  18. intrude /ɪn'tru:d/ (verb) — s'imposer ; déranger
    Exemple: He didn’t want to intrude on their private conversation.
    Synonymes: encroach, interfere, invade
  19. intrusion /ɪn'tru:ʒən/ (noun) — intrusion
    Exemple: The hacker’s intrusion into the system caused major security issues.
    Synonymes: invasion, trespass, interference
  20. isolated /'aɪsəleɪtɪd/ (adjective) — isolé
    Exemple: She felt isolated after moving to a new city where she knew no one.
    Synonymes: lonely, secluded, remote
  21. itinerary /aɪ'tɪnərəri/ (noun) — itinéraire
    Exemple: Our itinerary includes visits to three major cities in Europe.
    Synonymes: schedule, plan, route
  22. journal /'dʒɜ:nəl/ (noun) — revue
    Exemple: She writes about science in a monthly journal.
    Synonymes: magazine, periodical, diary
  23. journalism /'dʒɜ:rnəlɪzəm/ (noun) — journalisme
    Exemple: He decided to study journalism at university.
    Synonymes: news writing, reporting, broadcasting
  24. journey /'dʒɜ:ni/ (noun) — voyage
    Exemple: Their journey across the desert took more than two weeks.
    Synonymes: trip, voyage, expedition
  25. lifelong ambition /'laɪflɔ:ŋ æm'bɪʃən/ (noun phrase) — ambition de toute une vie
    Exemple: Becoming a doctor was her lifelong ambition.
    Synonymes: life goal, dream, aspiration
  26. literary /'lɪtəreri/ (adjective) — littéraire
    Exemple: She wrote her thesis on the literary works of 19th-century authors.
    Synonymes: bookish, artistic, scholarly
  27. literature /'lɪtrətʃər/ (noun) — littérature
    Exemple: She studied English literature at university.
    Synonymes: writing, books, poetry
  28. live /laɪv/ (adjective) — en direct
    Exemple: We watched the live broadcast of the football match last night.
    Synonymes: real-time, direct, on-air
  29. local /'ləʊkl/ (adjective) — local
    Exemple: We always buy fresh vegetables from the local market.
    Synonymes: regional, native, community-based
  30. luggage /'lʌɡɪdʒ/ (noun) — bagages
    Exemple: She packed her luggage the night before the flight.
    Synonymes: baggage, suitcases, bags

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