Vocabulary part 7
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Lernkarten
communicatif, expensif
communicative
enjoué, exubérant
vivacious
discret
discreet
qui soutient (bien, beaucoup), qui aide
supportive
Bill thanked all his colleagues for the supportive messages they had sent him during his illness.
digne de confiance
trustworthy
délicat, qui a du tacte, diplomatique
tactful
polyvalent
versatile
de bonne humeur
good-humoured
de bonne humeur
good-humoured
fiable
reliable
doué, talentueux
gifted
au grand coeur
kind-hearted
tendu, crispé
tense
captivant, passionnant
gripping
subtil
subtle
s'élever à/faire total de (prix)
to amount to
approuver, accepter
to approve of
Leslie will never approve the idea of smoking inside restaurants.
raccorder/relier qqc à quelqu'un
to attach sth to
The children attached hooks to the ornaments before placing them on the Christmas tree.
accuser, blâmer qqn
to blame sb for
Faire payer/facturer qqc à quelqu'un
to charge sb of
the barman didn't charge me of my drink.
considérer comme
to consider as
I consider that day as the worst day of my life.
impressionner
to impress sb with
inclure qqc/qqn dans
to include sth/sb in
asurrer, couvrir
to insure sth against
investire dans
to invest in
interférer avec
to interfere with
faire le lien entre qqc/qqn à/avec
to link sb/sth to/with
The detective linked the suspect to the crime scene.
s'opposer à, contester, désaprouver
to object to
opérer qqn
to operate on
persister dans qqc
to persist in
empêcher qqn de faire qqc
to prevent sb/sth from
The police officer prevented her from entering the building.
interdire, défendre
to prohibit sb from
The police prohibited me from entering the building.
protester contre
to protest against
exposer les différences
to contrast sb/sth with
Let me contrast the correct and incorrect posture for this dance.
gérer, s'occuper de
to cope with
It is astonishing the way she manages to raise a family, do a full-time job and cope with a bed-ridden mother, all at the same time.
consacrer qqc à
to devote sth to
disuader qqn de faire qqc
to discourage sb from
Jane did her best to discourage her friend from drinking too much.
différer de
to differ from
distinguer qqc/qqn de qqc/qqn
to distinguish sth/sb from
Some people find it difficult to distinguish right from wrong.
détourner qqn de qqc
to distract sb from
Stop distracting me from my homework!
