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A2 · Feelings & personality (1)

A2 · Sentiments et personnalité (1)

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    behaviour(noun)

    /bɪˈheɪvjər/

    comportement, conduite

    the way that somebody behaves, especially towards other people

    Suspicious behavior in a department store will draw the attention of the security guards

    Un comportement suspect dans un grand magasin attirera l'attention des agents de sécurité.

    Annu is conducting a survey on whether consumer behavior differs between men and women

    Synonymesconductdemeanormanneractionsactivityperformancedeportment
    Antonymesinactivitystillnesscessationidlenessrestraint
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    creative(adjective)

    /kriˈeɪtɪv/

    créatif, créateur

    involving the use of skill and the imagination to produce something new or a work of art

    The writer's creative representation of the Seven Deadly Sins was astounding

    La représentation créative des sept péchés capitaux par l'écrivain était stupéfiante.

    There are a number of creative people writing for the theater these days

    Synonymesimaginativeinnovativeoriginalingeniousinventive
    Antonymesunimaginativeuninspiredordinaryconventionaluncreative
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    habit(noun)

    /ˈhæbɪt/

    habitude

    a thing that you do often and almost without thinking, especially something that is hard to stop doing

    The patient had a habit of grinding his teeth during his sleep

    Le patient avait l'habitude de grincer des dents pendant son sommeil.

    The toddler's father stressed the importance of toothbrushing in hopes of establishing a good habit

    Synonymescustompracticeroutinetendencypattern
    Antonymesunusualnessinfrequencydisinclinationaberration
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    active(adjective)

    /ˈæktɪv/

    actif, dynamique

    always busy doing things, especially physical activities

    She is over 70 but she is very active.

    Elle a plus de 70 ans, mais elle est très active.

    Although he's nearly 80, he is still very active.

    Synonymesenergeticlivelydynamicvigorousbusy
    Antonymesinactivepassivelethargicdormantlazy
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    fear(noun)

    /fɪr/

    peur, crainte

    the bad feeling that you have when you are in danger or when a particular thing frightens you

    She has a terrible fear of spiders and snakes.

    Elle a une peur terrible des araignées et des serpents.

    Synonymesdreadapprehensionanxietyterroralarmpanic
    Antonymescouragebraveryconfidenceassurancecalmness
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    cry(verb)

    /kraɪ/

    pleurer

    to produce tears from your eyes because you are unhappy or hurt

    I just couldn't stop crying.

    Je n'arrivais tout simplement pas à m'arrêter de pleurer.

    There's nothing to cry about.

    Synonymesweepsobwailbawllamentshed tears
    Antonymeslaughrejoicecheerbe happy
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    intelligent(adjective)

    /ɪnˈtelɪdʒənt/

    intelligent

    good at learning, understanding and thinking in a logical way about things; showing this ability

    to ask an intelligent question

    poser une question intelligente

    a highly intelligent child

    Synonymessmartbrightcleverastuteknowledgeablewisebrilliant
    Antonymesstupidunintelligentdumbfoolishnaivesimple
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    lucky(adjective)

    /ˌlʌki ˌluːsiˈɑːnəʊ/

    chanceux, qui a de la chance

    having good luck; happening because of good luck

    You were lucky (that) you spotted the danger in time.

    Tu as eu de la chance de repérer le danger à temps.

    You can think yourself lucky you didn't get mugged.

    Synonymesfortunateblessedcharmedfavoredsuccessful
    Antonymesunluckyunfortunateill-fatedcursed
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    careful(adjective)

    /ˈkerfl/

    prudent, soigneux

    giving attention or thought to what you are doing so that you avoid hurting yourself, damaging something or doing something wrong

    He is a careful driver.

    C'est un conducteur prudent.

    I'm very careful about washing my hands before eating (= I make sure I do it).

    Synonymescautiousprudentattentivemeticulousthoroughwatchfulvigilant
    Antonymescarelessrecklessnegligentheedlessrashimprudent
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    luck(noun)

    /lʌk/

    chance

    good things that happen to you by chance, not because of your own efforts or abilities

    We wish her luck in her new career.

    Nous lui souhaitons bonne chance dans sa nouvelle carrière.

    With a bit of luck, we'll finish on time.

    Synonymesfortunechancesuccessgood fortuneprosperousnessprovidenceserendipity
    Antonymesmisfortunebad luckfailureadversitytragedy
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    nervous(adjective)

    /ˈnɜːrvəs/

    nerveux, anxieux

    anxious about something or afraid of something

    He is nervous when he makes a speech in front of crowds.

    Il est nerveux quand il fait un discours devant la foule.

    He had been nervous about inviting us.

    Synonymesanxiousapprehensiverestlessjitteryuneasyfidgetyon edgetense
    Antonymescalmrelaxedcomposedpeacefultranquil
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    manner(noun)

    /ˈmænər/

    manière, comportement, attitude

    the way that somebody behaves towards other people

    He has a friendly manner.

    Il a une attitude amicale.

    She answered in a businesslike manner.

    Synonymesbehaviorwaydemeanorconductstyleapproachhabitcustom
    Antonymesimproprietyrudenessdiscourtesyawkwardnessunconventionality
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    lazy(adjective)

    /ˈleɪzi/

    paresseux, fainéant

    unwilling to work or be active; doing as little as possible

    He's too lazy to make his bed in the morning.

    Il est trop paresseux pour faire son lit le matin.

    I was feeling too lazy to go out.

    Synonymesidleslothfulinactiveindolentlethargicslackshiftless
    Antonymesindustriousdiligenthardworkingactiveenergeticassiduousenterprising
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    behave(verb)

    /bɪˈheɪv/

    se comporter, se conduire

    to do things in a particular way

    Everyone should behave well at Tet.

    Tout le monde devrait bien se comporter pendant le Têt.

    Synonymesactconductdeportcomportact properlyconduct oneself
    Antonymesmisbehavemisconductact updisobey
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    clever(adjective)

    /ˈklevər/

    intelligent, doué

    quick at learning and understanding things

    She is a clever student and always gets good grades.

    C'est une élève intelligente qui a toujours de bonnes notes.

    Synonymesintelligentsmartbrightingeniousastute
    Antonymesstupidunintelligentfoolishdumbobtuse
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    crazy(adjective)

    /ˈkreɪzi/

    fou, insensé

    not sensible; stupid

    He acted crazy during the meeting.

    Il s'est comporté de façon insensée pendant la réunion.

    Synonymesinsanemadwilddementedeccentric
    Antonymessanerationalsensiblenormalreasonable
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    happily(adverb)

    /ˈhæpɪli/

    joyeusement, avec joie

    in a cheerful way; with feelings of pleasure

    She happily accepted the gift.

    Elle a accepté le cadeau avec joie.

    Synonymesjoyfullycheerfullygleefullymerrily
    Antonymessadlyunhappilymiserablysorrowfully
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    laughter(noun)

    /ˈlæftər/

    rire, rires

    the act or sound of laughing

    The sound of laughter filled the room.

    Le son des rires emplissait la pièce.

    Synonymesgiggleschucklesmerrimentglee
    Antonymescryingsadnessgriefsorrow