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B2 · Feelings & personality (1)

B2 · Sentiments et personnalité (1)

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    confidence(noun)

    /ˈkɑːnfɪdəns/

    confiance en soi, assurance

    the feeling that you are sure about your own abilities, opinions or qualities

    Good applicants show confidence during an interview

    Les bons candidats font preuve d'assurance pendant un entretien.

    He had too much confidence and thought that the job was his

    Synonymesassuranceself-assuranceself-reliancebelieffaithtrustcertaintyconviction
    Antonymesdoubtuncertaintyfearhesitationdistrustinsecurity
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    comfort(noun)

    /ˈkʌmfərt/

    confort, bien-être

    the state of being physically relaxed and free from pain; the state of having a pleasant life, with everything that you need

    I like to dress for comfort if I'm spending the day shopping

    J'aime m'habiller pour le confort si je passe la journée à faire les magasins.

    Synonymeseaserelaxationwell-beingcontentmentreliefpleasure
    Antonymesdiscomfortpainhardshipdistressuneasemisery
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    desire(noun)

    /dɪˈzaɪər/

    désir, envie

    a strong wish to have or do something

    She has a strong desire to travel around the world.

    Elle a un fort désir de voyager à travers le monde.

    Synonymeswantwishlong foryearn forcraveaspire
    Antonymesdislikehateaversionapathyindifference
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    anxious(adjective)

    /ˈæŋkʃəs/

    anxieux, inquiet

    feeling worried or nervous

    He seemed anxious about the meeting

    Il semblait anxieux au sujet de la réunion.

    Synonymesworriednervousapprehensiveconcerneduneasy
    Antonymescalmrelaxedpeacefultranquilserene
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    desperate(adjective)

    /ˈdespərət/

    désespéré

    feeling or showing that you have little hope and are ready to do anything without worrying about danger to yourself or others

    I heard sounds of a desperate struggle in the next room.

    J'ai entendu les bruits d'une lutte désespérée dans la pièce d'à côté.

    The prisoners grew increasingly desperate.

    Synonymeshopelessanguishedfranticrecklesswildextremedireurgent
    Antonymeshopefulcalmcomposedcontentoptimistic
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    dishonest(adjective)

    /dɪsˈɑːnɪst/

    malhonnête

    not honest; intending to trick people

    Beware of dishonest traders in the tourist areas.

    Méfiez-vous des commerçants malhonnêtes dans les zones touristiques.

    I don't like him, and it would be dishonest of me to pretend otherwise.

    Synonymesdeceitfuluntrustworthyfalsefraudulentcorruptdishonorableshadycrooked
    Antonymeshonesttrustworthytruthfulsincerehonorableupright
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    emotional(adjective)

    /ɪˈməʊʃənl/

    émotionnel, affectif

    connected with people’s feelings (= with the emotions)

    a child's emotional and intellectual development

    le développement émotionnel et intellectuel d'un enfant

    emotional stress

    Synonymessensitiveaffectivepassionateheartfelttendersentimental
    Antonymesunemotionalrationallogicalapatheticimpassivedetached
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    ashamed(adjective)

    /əˈʃeɪmd/

    honteux, gêné

    feeling shame or feeling embarrassed about somebody/something or because of something you have done

    You act as if you're ashamed to be seen with me.

    Tu fais comme si tu avais honte d'être vu avec moi.

    You should be ashamed of yourself for telling such lies.

    Synonymesembarrassedmortifiedhumiliateddisgracedsheepishbashful
    Antonymesproudhonoredconfidentbraveunashamed
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    depressed(adjective)

    /dɪˈprest/

    déprimé, abattu

    very sad and without hope

    She became deeply depressed when her husband died.

    Elle est devenue profondément déprimée à la mort de son mari.

    to go cycling

    Synonymessadunhappymiserabledowncastgloomydespondentmelancholy
    Antonymeshappycheerfuljoyfulelatedcontent
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    enthusiastic(adjective)

    /ɪnˌθuːziˈæstɪk/

    enthousiaste

    feeling or showing a lot of excitement and interest about somebody/something

    The students were very enthusiastic about the school sports day.

    Les élèves étaient très enthousiastes à propos de la journée sportive de l'école.

    Synonymeseagerexcitedpassionatezealousferventardent
    Antonymesapatheticindifferentuninterestedlethargicunenthusiastic
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    forgive(verb)

    /fərˈɡɪv/

    pardonner

    to stop feeling angry with somebody who has done something to harm, annoy or upset you; to stop feeling angry with yourself

    She could never forgive him for lying to her about the money.

    Elle ne pourrait jamais lui pardonner de lui avoir menti au sujet de l'argent.

    Synonymespardonexcuseabsolveremitexonerate
    Antonymesblamecondemnpunishrevengeresent
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    humorous(adjective)

    /ˈhjuːmərəs/

    drôle, humoristique

    funny; showing a sense of humour

    We had a humorous and entertaining talk.

    Nous avons eu une conversation drôle et divertissante.

    He gave a humorous account of their trip to Spain.

    Synonymesfunnycomicalamusingwittydrolljocularlaughablehilarious
    Antonymesserioussolemngravesombertragicsad
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    hesitate(verb)

    /ˈhezɪteɪt/

    hésiter

    to be slow to speak or act because you feel uncertain or nervous

    Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any queries.

    N'hésitez pas à me contacter si vous avez des questions.

    ‘I'm not sure,’ she hesitated.

    Synonymeswaverpausedelayvacillatefalterstumbledither
    Antonymesproceedcontinuedareventureplunge
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    evil(adjective)

    /ˈiːvl/

    méchant, malfaisant, mauvais

    enjoying harming others; morally bad and cruel

    The story is about an evil witch who hates all children.

    L'histoire parle d'une méchante sorcière qui déteste tous les enfants.

    Synonymeswickednesswrongdoingimmoralitybadnesssininiquitymalevolencedepravity
    Antonymesgoodvirtuerighteousnessbenevolence
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    concerned(adjective)

    /kənˈsɜːrnd/

    inquiet, préoccupé

    worried and feeling concern about something/somebody

    Concerned parents held a meeting.

    Des parents inquiets ont tenu une réunion.

    She was concerned that she might miss the turning and get lost.

    Synonymesworriedanxiousapprehensivetroubledsolicitousattentiveinterested
    Antonymesunconcernedindifferentapatheticcarelessnegligentuntroubled
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    enthusiasm(noun)

    /ɪnˈθuːziæzəm/

    enthousiasme

    a strong feeling of excitement and interest in something and a desire to become involved in it

    Many employees expressed enthusiasm about the current leaders.

    De nombreux employés ont exprimé leur enthousiasme à l'égard des dirigeants actuels.

    I can't say I share your enthusiasm for the idea.

    Synonymeszealpassioneagernessexcitementfervorardoravidity
    Antonymesapathyindifferencedisinterestlethargyunconcern
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    courage(noun)

    /ˈkɜːrɪdʒ/

    courage

    the ability to do something dangerous, or to face pain or opposition, without showing fear

    moral/physical courage

    le courage moral/physique

    courage in the face of danger

    Synonymesbraveryvalorfearlessnessdaringboldnesspluckgritfortitude
    Antonymescowardicefeartimiditytrepidationdastardliness
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    depressing(adjective)

    /dɪˈpresɪŋ/

    déprimant

    making you feel very sad and without enthusiasm

    a depressing sight/thought/experience

    un spectacle/une pensée/une expérience déprimant(e)

    Looking for a job these days can be very depressing.

    Synonymessadgloomybleakdismalmelancholycheerlessoppressive
    Antonymesupliftingcheerfulencouragingbrightjoyfulhappy
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    anger(noun)

    /ˈæŋɡər/

    colère

    the strong feeling that you have when something has happened that you think is bad and unfair

    Jan slammed her fist on the desk in anger.

    Jan a frappé du poing sur le bureau, de colère.

    He was filled with anger at the way he had been treated.

    Synonymesragefurywrathindignationresentmentirritation
    Antonymescalmpeacehappinesscontentmentjoycomposure
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    delight(noun)

    /dɪˈlaɪt/

    joie, ravissement

    a feeling of great pleasure

    The children screamed with delight when the music started.

    Les enfants ont poussé des cris de joie quand la musique a commencé.

    Synonymesjoypleasurehappinessgratificationcheersatisfaction
    Antonymesdisgustdispleasuresadnesssorrowgriefmisery
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    aggressive(adjective)

    /əˈɡresɪv/

    agressif, hargneux

    angry, and behaving in a threatening way; ready to attack

    The dog became aggressive and started barking loudly at strangers.

    Le chien est devenu agressif et s'est mis à aboyer bruyamment sur les inconnus.

    Synonymesforcefulassertivepushycombativebelligerentviolent
    Antonymespassivedocilegentlemeeksubmissivepeaceful
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    delighted(adjective)

    /dɪˈlaɪtɪd/

    ravi, enchanté

    very pleased

    She was delighted with her new bicycle.

    Elle était ravie de son nouveau vélo.

    Synonymespleasedthrilledjoyfulhappygratified
    Antonymesdisappointedsadupsetunhappydepressed
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    honour(noun)

    /ˈɑːnər/

    honneur

    great respect for somebody

    The ceremony was held in honour of the soldiers who died in the war.

    La cérémonie a eu lieu en l'honneur des soldats morts à la guerre.

    Synonymesrespectintegritydignityreputation
    Antonymesdishonorshamedisgrace
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    conduct(noun)

    /kənˈdʌkt/

    conduite, comportement

    a person's behaviour in a particular place or in a particular situation

    The school expects good conduct from all students during the exam.

    L'école attend une bonne conduite de tous les élèves pendant l'examen.

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    concern(noun)

    /kənˈsɜːrn/

    inquiétude, préoccupation

    a feeling of worry, especially one that is shared by many people

    Whenever I have health concerns, I call my doctor

    Chaque fois que j'ai des problèmes de santé, j'appelle mon médecin.