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A1 · Position & movement (1)

A1 · Position et mouvement (1)

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    go(verb)

    /ɡəʊ/

    aller

    to move or travel from one place to another

    I go to school by bus.

    Je vais à l'école en bus.

    She has gone to China (= is now in China or is on her way there).

    Synonymesmoveproceeddeparttravelheadadvancepassrun
    Antonymesstayremainstophaltwait
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    at(preposition)

    /ət/

    à, dans, chez

    used to say where something/somebody is or where something happens

    We plan to stay at the Sheraton Hotel.

    Nous prévoyons de loger à l'hôtel Sheraton.

    at the corner of the street

    Synonymesinonnearbywithin
    Antonymesaway fromdistant fromremote from
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    bring(verb)

    /brɪŋ/

    apporter, amener

    to come to a place with somebody/something

    You should bring the umbrella in case it rains.

    Tu devrais apporter le parapluie au cas où il pleuvrait.

    Bring Helen a present.

    Synonymestakecarryfetchconveytransport
    Antonymestake awayremoveleavesenddepart
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    carry(verb)

    /ˈkæri/

    porter, transporter

    to support the weight of somebody/something and take them or it from place to place; to take somebody/something from one place to another

    The injured were carried away on stretchers.

    Les blessés ont été transportés sur des brancards.

    a train carrying commuters to work

    Synonymestransportconveybearmovetransfer
    Antonymesdropleaveabandonneglect
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    below(adverb)

    /bɪˈləʊ/

    en dessous, plus bas

    at or to a lower level, position or place

    I could still see the airport buildings far below.

    Je voyais encore les bâtiments de l'aéroport loin en dessous.

    The passengers who felt seasick stayed below (= on a lower deck ).

    Synonymesunderbeneathunderneathlowerdowndownward
    Antonymesaboveoverhigherupupward
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    far(adverb)

    /fɑːr/

    loin

    a long distance away

    My house is far from my school.

    Ma maison est loin de mon école.

    He looked down at the traffic far below.

    Synonymesdistantremoteremovedoutlyingfurther
    Antonymesnearclosenearbyadjacent
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    fall(verb)

    /fɔːl/

    tomber

    to drop down from a higher level to a lower level

    Be careful not to fall on the icy steps outside.

    Fais attention à ne pas tomber sur les marches verglacées dehors.

    Synonymesautumndescentdeclinedropplummet
    Antonymesriseascentspringsummer
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    follow(verb)

    /ˈfɑːləʊ/

    suivre

    to come or go after or behind somebody/something

    He followed her into the house.

    Il l'a suivie dans la maison.

    Sam walked in, with the rest of the boys following closely behind.

    Synonymeschasepursuetrackobeyadhere toobservecome afterresult from
    Antonymesleadignoredisobeyprecedeavoid
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    between(preposition)

    /bɪˈtwiːn/

    entre

    in or into the space separating two or more points, objects, people, etc.

    The lion is sitting between the two lamps.

    Le lion est assis entre les deux lampes.

    I see her most weekends but not very often in between.

    Synonymesamongmidwaybetwixtin the middle ofseparating
    Antonymesoutsidebeyondseparateexcluding
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    above(preposition)

    /əˈbʌv/

    au-dessus de, sur

    at or to a higher place or position than something/somebody

    There is a big clock above the door of our classroom.

    Il y a une grande horloge au-dessus de la porte de notre salle de classe.

    Synonymesoveron top ofhigher thanoverheadaloft
    Antonymesbelowunderbeneathunderneath
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    away(adverb)

    /əˈweɪ/

    loin, à distance

    to or at a distance from somebody/something in space or time

    Christmas is still months away.

    Noël est encore dans plusieurs mois.

    The beach is a mile away.

    Synonymesdistantoffgoneapartelsewhere
    Antonymesnearclosepresenthere
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    come(verb)

    /kʌm/

    venir

    to move to or towards a person or place

    They're coming to stay for a week.

    Ils viennent passer une semaine.

    Here comes Jo! (= Jo is coming)

    Synonymesarriveapproachappearreachenter
    Antonymesgoleavedepartexitdisappear
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    across(preposition)

    /əˈkrɔːs/

    de l'autre côté de

    on the other side of something

    The rabbit is across the street.

    Le lapin est de l'autre côté de la rue.

    A grin spread across her face.

    Synonymesoverbeyondon the other side ofoppositeathwart
    Antonymesalongwithinnearbeside
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    around(preposition)

    /əˈraʊnd/

    autour de

    surrounding somebody/something; on each side of something

    The house is built around a central courtyard.

    La maison est construite autour d'une cour centrale.

    The house is built around a central courtyard.

    Synonymessurroundingaboutnearapproximatelyin the vicinity of
    Antonymesaway fromdistantfar fromoutside
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    down(preposition)

    /daʊn/

    le long de, en bas de

    from a higher to a lower position along, through or on something

    The stone rolled down the hill.

    La pierre a dévalé la colline.

    Tears ran down her face.

    Synonymesbelowunderdownwardlowerbeneath
    Antonymesupaboveupwardhigher
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    from(preposition)

    /frəm/

    de, depuis

    used to show where somebody/something starts

    She began to walk away from him

    Elle a commencé à s'éloigner de lui

    Has the train from Bristol arrived?

    Synonymesoriginating inout ofaway fromstarting at
    Antonymestotowardattowards
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    climb(verb)

    /klaɪm/

    grimper, escalader, monter

    to go up something towards the top

    Bears can climb trees very well to find food.

    Les ours savent très bien grimper aux arbres pour trouver de la nourriture.

    Synonymesascendmountscalerisego up
    Antonymesdescendfalldropdeclinego down
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    front(noun)

    /frʌnt/

    avant, devant

    the part or side of something that faces forward; the side of something that you look at first

    The front of the bus was very crowded this morning.

    L'avant du bus était très bondé ce matin.

    Synonymesforwardleadingforemostanterior
    Antonymesbackrearbehind
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    here(adverb)

    /hɪr/

    ici

    used after a verb or preposition to mean ‘in, at or to this position or place’

    Let's get out of here

    Sortons d'ici.

    Let's get out of here.

    Synonymespresentnearbyin this placeon the spot
    Antonymesthereawaydistantelsewhere
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    in(preposition)

    /ɪn/

    dans, à l'intérieur de

    at a point within an area or a space

    The cat is sleeping in the box.

    Le chat dort dans la boîte.

    Synonymeswithininsideamongduring
    Antonymesoutoutsidewithout
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    behind(preposition)

    /bɪˈhaɪnd/

    derrière

    at or towards the back of somebody/something, and often hidden by it or them

    There's a cat behind the television.

    Il y a un chat derrière la télévision.

    Synonymesafterfollowingin back ofbeyondat the back of
    Antonymesin front ofaheadbefore
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    back(adverb)

    /bæk/

    de retour, en arrière

    to or into the place, condition, etc. where somebody/something was before

    He will be back soon.

    Il sera bientôt de retour.