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A1 · Position & movement (2)

A1 · Position et mouvement (2)

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    run(verb)

    /rʌn/

    courir

    to move using your legs, going faster than when you walk

    The children run across the playground to catch the ball.

    Les enfants courent à travers la cour de récréation pour attraper le ballon.

    Synonymesoperatefunctionworkgoproceedflow
    Antonymesstophaltceaseidlebreakdown
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    walk(verb)

    /wɔːk/

    marcher, aller à pied

    to move or go somewhere by putting one foot in front of the other on the ground, but without running

    I often walk to school.

    Je vais souvent à l'école à pied.

    The door opened and Jo walked in.

    Synonymesstrollamblepacehiketreadmarchsaunter
    Antonymesrunsprintridedriveflystay
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    stand(verb)

    /stænd/

    se tenir debout, être debout

    to be on your feet; to be in a vertical position

    We all stood around in the corridor waiting.

    Nous étions tous debout dans le couloir à attendre.

    a bird standing on one leg

    Synonymesremainriseenduretoleratewithstandsupportbear
    Antonymessitliefallcollapse
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    off(adverb)

    /ɔːf/

    loin de, à distance

    away from a place; at a distance in space or time

    They were still 100 metres off the summit.

    Ils étaient encore à 100 mètres du sommet.

    I fell off the ladder.

    Synonymesawaydistantremovedseparatedisconnected
    Antonymesonattachedconnectednearclose
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    next to(preposition)

    /nekst tə/

    à côté de

    in or into a position right by somebody/something

    The girl is standing next to the table.

    La fille se tient à côté de la table.

    neat rows of books

    Synonymesbesideadjacent tonearbyalongsideby
    Antonymesfar fromdistant fromaway fromopposite
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    opposite(preposition)

    /ˈɑːpəzɪt/

    en face de

    on the other side of a particular area from somebody/something and usually facing them

    The bank is opposite the post office.

    La banque est en face de la poste.

    Synonymescontraryreversefacingacrossantitheticalconflicting
    Antonymessamesimilaridenticalalike
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    near(preposition)

    /nɪr/

    près de, à côté de

    at a short distance away from somebody/something

    There's a bicycle near the tree.

    Il y a un vélo près de l'arbre.

    Do you live near here?

    Synonymescloseadjacentnearbyapproaching
    Antonymesfardistantremote
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    outside(adverb)

    /ˌaʊtˈsaɪd/

    dehors, à l'extérieur

    not in a room, building or container but on or to the outside of it

    He was waiting outside for two hours.

    Il attendait dehors depuis deux heures.

    I'm seeing a patient—please wait outside.

    Synonymesexterioroutdoorsoutwardwithoutbeyond
    Antonymesinsidewithininterior
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    lie(verb)

    /laɪ/

    s'allonger, être allongé

    to be or put yourself in a flat position so that you are not standing or sitting

    My brother often lies on this sofa.

    Mon frère s'allonge souvent sur ce canapé.

    a barefaced lie(= a lie that is deliberate and shocking)

    Synonymesprevaricatefalsifydeceivefabricatemisleadfib
    Antonymestell the truthbe honestverifyvalidate
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    up(preposition)

    /ʌp/

    en haut de, vers le haut de

    to or in a higher position somewhere

    She climbed up the flight of steps.

    Elle a gravi la volée de marches.

    She climbed up the flight of steps.

    Synonymesaboveonatopuponskywardraisedascended
    Antonymesdownbelowunderbeneath
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    out(adverb, preposition)

    /aʊt/

    dehors, hors de

    away from the inside of a place or thing

    He opened the box and out jumped a frog.

    Il a ouvert la boîte et une grenouille en a sauté.

    She ran out into the corridor.

    Synonymesawayoutsidebeyondforthwithout
    Antonymesininsidewithin
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    left(adjective)

    /left/

    gauche

    on the side of your body that is towards the west when you are facing north

    The museum is on the left side of the street, next to the bank.

    Le musée est du côté gauche de la rue, à côté de la banque.

    Synonymesportlarboardremainingabandoneddeparted
    Antonymesright
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    move(verb)

    /muːv/

    se déplacer, bouger

    to change position or make somebody/something change position in a way that can be seen, heard or felt

    He is moving to a corner of the house.

    Il se déplace vers un coin de la maison.

    I can't move my fingers.

    Synonymesshiftrelocatetransferproceedadvancebudgedisplace
    Antonymesstayremainstophaltfreeze
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    through(preposition)

    /θruː/

    à travers, par

    from one end or side of something/somebody to the other

    The flood was too deep to drive through.

    L'inondation était trop profonde pour la traverser en voiture.

    The onlookers stood aside to let the paramedics through.

    Synonymesviaby way ofacrosspastthroughoutduring
    Antonymesoutsideexcludingstopping
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    sit(verb)

    /sɪt/

    s'asseoir, être assis

    to rest your weight on your bottom with your back straight, for example on/in a chair

    It's too cold to sit outside.

    Il fait trop froid pour s'asseoir dehors.

    She sat and stared at the letter in front of her.

    Synonymesperchrestsettlesquatrecline
    Antonymesstandriseget up
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    over(preposition)

    /ˈəʊvər/

    sur

    resting on the surface of somebody/something and partly or completely covering them/it

    She put her hand over her mouth to stop herself from screaming

    Elle a mis la main sur sa bouche pour s'empêcher de crier.

    She put her hand over her mouth to stop herself from screaming.

    Synonymesaboveacrossonuponfinisheddonepast
    Antonymesunderbelowbeneath
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    under(preposition)

    /ˈʌndər/

    sous

    in, to or through a position that is below something

    The cat is sleeping under the table.

    Le chat dort sous la table.

    Synonymesbeneathbelowunderneathlowerinferior
    Antonymesaboveoveron topsuperior
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    into(preposition)

    /ˈɪntə/

    dans, à l'intérieur de

    to a position in or inside something

    Come into the house.

    Entre dans la maison.

    She dived into the water.

    Synonymeswithininsideintowards
    Antonymesout ofoutsideoutaway from
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    together(adverb)

    /təˈɡeðər/

    ensemble

    with or near to somebody/something else; with each other

    Together, we are strong.

    Ensemble, nous sommes forts.

    Stay close together—I don't want anyone to get lost.

    Synonymesjointlycollectivelyunitedlyin unisonas one
    Antonymesseparatelyapartaloneindividually
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    on(preposition)

    /ɑːn/

    sur

    in or into a position covering, touching or forming part of a surface

    The elephant is standing on the ball.

    L'éléphant est debout sur le ballon.

    Synonymesuponaboveatopover
    Antonymesunderbelowbeneath
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    leave(verb)

    /liːv/

    partir, quitter

    to go away from a person or a place

    When do they leave their house?

    Quand est-ce qu'ils quittent leur maison ?

    Synonymesdepartexitabandonquitvacatego
    Antonymesarrivestayremainenterkeep