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A1 · Describing things (1)

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    complete(adjective)

    /kəmˈpliːt/

    complet

    including all the parts, etc. that are necessary; whole

    Is this list complete, or are some names still missing?

    Cette liste est-elle complète, ou manque-t-il encore des noms ?

    Synonymesfinishfinalizeaccomplishachievefulfillendconclude
    Antonymesbeginstartinitiateincompleteunfinishedlacking
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    busy(adjective)

    /ˈbɪzi/

    occupé

    having a lot to do; perhaps not free to do something else because you are working on something

    Alfred was busy getting ready for his vacation

    Alfred était occupé à préparer ses vacances.

    The airport was busy, with people catching planes and heading for car rental companies

    Synonymesoccupiedengagedactiveworkinginvolvedswamped
    Antonymesidlefreeavailableunoccupiedlazy
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    difference(noun)

    /ˈdɪfrəns/

    différence

    the way in which two people or things are not like each other; the way in which somebody/something has changed

    There are no significant differences between the education systems of the two countries.

    Il n'y a pas de différences significatives entre les systèmes éducatifs des deux pays.

    There's no difference in the results.

    Synonymesdisparitydistinctioncontrastvariationdivergencedissimilarity
    Antonymessimilarityresemblancesamenessagreementconformityequality
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    form(noun)

    /fɔːrm/

    forme, type

    a type or variety of something

    Swimming is a very good form of exercise for people of all ages.

    La natation est une très bonne forme d'exercice pour les personnes de tous âges.

    Synonymesdocumentapplicationtemplateformatshapekindtype
    Antonymesshapelessnessamorphousnessstructurelessness
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    dark(adjective)

    /dɑːrk/

    sombre, noir

    with no or very little light, especially because it is night

    It gets dark very early in winter.

    Il fait nuit très tôt en hiver.

    Synonymesdimshadowyunlitblackobscuregloomy
    Antonymeslightbrightilluminatedclear
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    easy(adjective)

    /ˈiːzi/

    facile

    not difficult; done or obtained without a lot of effort or problems

    This homework is very easy.

    Ce devoir est très facile.

    It would be the easiest thing in the world to fall in love with him.

    Synonymessimpleeffortlessstraightforwardpainlessuncomplicatedmanageable
    Antonymesdifficulthardchallengingcomplexcomplicatedarduous
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    different(adjective)

    /ˈdɪfrənt/

    différent

    not the same as somebody/something; not like somebody/something else

    It's very different to what I'm used to

    C'est très différent de ce à quoi je suis habitué.

    It's very different to what I'm used to.

    Synonymesdissimilardistinctunlikevariedcontrasting
    Antonymessimilarsameidenticalalikeequivalent
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    best(adjective)

    /best/

    meilleur

    of the most excellent type or quality

    They're all good players, but she's the best of all.

    Ce sont tous de bons joueurs, mais c'est elle la meilleure de tous.

    We're the best of friends(= very close friends).

    Synonymesfinestgreatesttopexcellentsuperiorprimeleadingoptimum
    Antonymesworstpoorestinferiorleastbottomweakestterrible
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    dirty(adjective)

    /ˈdɜːrti/

    sale

    not clean

    Try not to get too dirty!

    Essaie de ne pas trop te salir !

    dirty hands/clothes

    Synonymesuncleanfilthygrimysoiledmuckysqualid
    Antonymescleanpureimmaculatespotlesspristine
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    correct(adjective)

    /kəˈrekt/

    correct, exact

    accurate or true, without any mistakes

    Is this exercise correct?

    Est-ce que cet exercice est correct ?

    Am I correct in saying that you know a lot about wine?

    Synonymesrightaccuratetrueexactpreciseaccurateproperappropriate
    Antonymeswrongincorrectfalseinaccurateimproper
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    famous(adjective)

    /ˈfeɪməs/

    célèbre, connu

    known about by many people

    Marie Curie is famous for her contributions to science.

    Marie Curie est célèbre pour ses contributions à la science.

    She was more famous as a writer than as a singer.

    Synonymeswell-knownrenownedcelebratednotableprominenteminentdistinguished
    Antonymesunknownobscureunremarkableanonymousinfamous
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    common(adjective)

    /ˈkɑːmən/

    courant, commun, fréquent

    happening often; existing in large numbers or in many places

    Smith is a very common family name in England.

    Smith est un nom de famille très courant en Angleterre.

    Synonymesusualordinarygeneralwidespreadprevalentpublicshared
    Antonymesuncommonrareuniqueprivateexclusive
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    better(adjective)

    /ˈbetər/

    meilleur

    of a higher standard or less poor quality; not as bad as something else

    This new phone is much better than my old one.

    Ce nouveau téléphone est bien meilleur que mon ancien.

    Synonymesimproveenhanceamelioraterefineupgradeadvance
    Antonymesworsendeterioratedegradeimpairdamage
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    difficult(adjective)

    /ˈdɪfɪkəlt/

    difficile

    not easy; needing effort or skill to do or to understand

    This homework is very difficult.

    Ce devoir est très difficile.

    She finds it very difficult to get up early.

    Synonymeshardchallengingtoughcomplexproblematicarduousdemanding
    Antonymeseasysimpleeffortlesspainlessfacile
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    amazing(adjective)

    /əˈmeɪzɪŋ/

    incroyable, étonnant

    very surprising, especially in a way that you like or admire

    That's amazing, isn't it?

    C'est incroyable, non ?

    an amazing achievement/discovery/success/performance

    Synonymesastonishingremarkablewonderfulincrediblefantasticextraordinary
    Antonymesordinarycommonaverageunremarkableboring
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    false(adjective)

    /fɔːls/

    faux

    wrong; not correct or true

    This piece of information is false.

    Cette information est fausse.

    Predictions of an early improvement in the housing market proved false.

    Synonymesincorrectuntrueerroneousinaccuratefabricatedcounterfeitdeceptive
    Antonymestruecorrectaccuratevalidgenuineauthentic
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    dangerous(adjective)

    /ˈdeɪndʒərəs/

    dangereux

    likely to injure or harm somebody, or to damage or destroy something

    This is a dangerous lion.

    C'est un lion dangereux.

    The prisoners who escaped are violent and dangerous.

    Synonymeshazardousriskyperilousunsafeprecarious
    Antonymessafesecureharmlessprotected
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    bad(adjective)

    /bæd/

    mauvais

    unpleasant; full of problems

    We had bad weather, so the party was inside the house.

    Il a fait mauvais temps, alors la fête a eu lieu à l'intérieur de la maison.

    Synonymesawfulterriblepoorunpleasantevilwickednaughtyinferior
    Antonymesgoodexcellentwonderfulsuperiormoralwell-behaved
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    fantastic(adjective)

    /fænˈtæstɪk/

    fantastique, formidable

    extremely good; excellent

    The football player scored a fantastic goal.

    Le footballeur a marqué un but fantastique.

    Synonymesamazingwonderfulexcellentincredibleremarkableterrificmarvelous
    Antonymesordinaryaveragecommonmundanetypicalunremarkable