Sigles et expressions utiles pour la CR aux concours
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- | *accused | ||
- | *acknowledged | ||
- | *added | ||
- | *addressed | ||
- | *admitted | ||
- | *admonished | ||
- | *advised | ||
- | *affirmed | ||
- | *agreed | ||
- | *announced | ||
- | *answered | ||
- | *apologized | ||
- | *appealed | ||
- | *argued | ||
- | *asked | ||
- | *babbled | ||
- | *bantered | ||
- | *barked | ||
- | *bawled | ||
- | *begged | ||
- | *belched | ||
- | *bellowed | ||
- | *berated | ||
- | *blamed | ||
- | *blubbered | ||
- | *blurted | ||
- | *bragged | ||
- | *butted in | ||
- | *called | ||
- | *cautioned | ||
- | *challenged | ||
- | *chanted | ||
- | *charged | ||
- | *chatted | ||
- | *cheered | ||
- | *chirped | ||
- | *choked | ||
- | *chuckled | ||
- | *claimed | ||
- | *clamored | ||
- | *clarified | ||
- | *coached | ||
- | *comforted | ||
- | *commented | ||
- | *complained | ||
- | *complimented | ||
- | *concluded | ||
- | *condemned | ||
- | *conducted | ||
- | *confessed | ||
- | *confirmed | ||
- | *conflicted | ||
- | *congratulated | ||
- | *considered | ||
- | *contemplated | ||
- | *corrected | ||
- | *cracked | ||
- | *cried | ||
- | *croaked | ||
- | *crowed | ||
- | *dared | ||
- | *declaimed | ||
- | *declared | ||
- | *declined | ||
- | *demanded | ||
- | *denied | ||
- | *denounced | ||
- | *described | ||
- | *differed | ||
- | *directed | ||
- | *disagreed | ||
- | *disapproved | ||
- | *disclosed | ||
- | *disputed | ||
- | *dissented | ||
- | *drawled | ||
- | *droned on | ||
- | *dragged out | ||
- | *echoed | ||
- | *encouraged | ||
- | *enlightened | ||
- | *entreated | ||
- | *exaggerated | ||
- | *exclaimed | ||
- | *explained | ||
- | *expressed | ||
- | *fibbed | ||
- | *fretted | ||
- | *fussed | ||
- | *gabbed | ||
- | *gasped | ||
- | *giggled | ||
- | *greeted | ||
- | *grieved | ||
- | *groaned | ||
- | *growled | ||
- | *grumbled | ||
- | *grunted | ||
- | *guessed | ||
- | *harassed | ||
- | *hesitated | ||
- | *hinted | ||
- | *hissed | ||
- | *howled | ||
- | *hummed | ||
- | *illuminated | ||
- | *imparted | ||
- | *implied | ||
- | *indicted | ||
- | *informed | ||
- | *inquired | ||
- | *insisted | ||
- | *instructed | ||
- | *insulted | ||
- | *interrogated | ||
- | *interrupted | ||
- | *jeered | ||
- | *jested | ||
- | *joked | ||
- | *lamented | ||
- | *laughed | ||
- | *lectured | ||
- | *lied | ||
- | *mentioned | ||
- | *moaned | ||
- | *mocked | ||
- | *mourned | ||
- | *mumbled | ||
- | *murmured | ||
- | *mused | ||
- | *muttered | ||
- | *nagged | ||
- | *named | ||
- | *needled | ||
- | *noted | ||
- | *nudged | ||
- | *objected | ||
- | *observed | ||
- | *offered | ||
- | *orated | ||
- | *ordered | ||
- | *outlined | ||
- | *panted | ||
- | *pestered | ||
- | *pleaded | ||
- | *pointed out | ||
- | *pondered | ||
- | *pounded | ||
- | *pouted | ||
- | *praised | ||
- | *prayed | ||
- | *preached | ||
- | *prescribed | ||
- | *presented | ||
- | *proceeded | ||
- | *proclaimed | ||
- | *professed | ||
- | *promoted | ||
- | *pronounced | ||
- | *proposed | ||
- | *protested | ||
- | *proved | ||
- | *provoked | ||
- | *quarreled | ||
- | *questioned | ||
- | *rambled | ||
- | *ranted | ||
- | *rasped | ||
- | *raved | ||
- | *reacted | ||
- | *read | ||
- | *realized | ||
- | *reassured | ||
- | *rebuked | ||
- | *recalled | ||
- | *reciprocated | ||
- | *recited | ||
- | *recounted | ||
- | *referred | ||
- | *reflected | ||
- | *refused | ||
- | *rehearsed | ||
- | *reinforced | ||
- | *rejected | ||
- | *remarked | ||
- | *reminded | ||
- | *reminded | ||
- | *repeated | ||
- | *replied | ||
- | *reported | ||
- | *requested | ||
- | *responded | ||
- | *retaliated | ||
- | *retold | ||
- | *retorted | ||
- | *retracted | ||
- | *roared | ||
- | *rumbled | ||
- | *saluted | ||
- | *sang | ||
- | *sassed | ||
- | *scolded | ||
- | *screamed | ||
- | *screeched | ||
- | *shouted | ||
- | *shrieked | ||
- | *sighed | ||
- | *snapped | ||
- | *snarled | ||
- | *sneered | ||
- | *snickered | ||
- | *snorted | ||
- | *sobbed | ||
- | *spat | ||
- | *spoke | ||
- | *squalled | ||
- | *squawked | ||
- | *squeaked | ||
- | *squealed | ||
- | *stated | ||
- | *strained | ||
- | *stuttered | ||
- | *submitted | ||
- | *suggested | ||
- | *swayed | ||
- | *swore | ||
- | *teased | ||
- | *thought | ||
- | *threatened | ||
- | *told | ||
- | *urged | ||
- | *uttered | ||
- | *verified | ||
- | *vocalized | ||
- | *volunteered | ||
- | *wailed | ||
- | *warned | ||
- | *wept | ||
- | *whimpered | ||
- | *whined | ||
- | *whispered | ||
- | *whistled | ||
- | *withdrew | ||
- | *yelled | ||
- | *yelped | ||
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Sigles utiles
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International
- a UFO: an Unidentified Flying Object: un OVNI
- NATO: North Atlantic Treaty Organization: OTAN
- the EU: European Union: UE
- the EEC: European Economic Community: CEE
- AIDS: acquired immune deficiency syndrome: usage: an AIDS patient: SIDA
- HIV: Human immunodeficiency virus: usage: he/she is HIV positive: séropositif
- MS: multiple sclerosis: usage: an MS sufferer: sclérose en plaques
- an NGO: non-governmental organization: ONG
Africa
- the ANC (in South Africa): African National Congress
UK
- the BNP : the British National Party
- a GP (UK): general practitioner
- a MMR vaccine :a vaccine against measles, mumps and rubella
- MOT (UK): Ministry of Transport
- MPs (UK): Member of Parliament
- the MOT test (UK): Ministry of Transport test (verifies that cars are roadworthy apparently)
- the NHS (UK): National Health Service
- the NT: National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or National Beauty
- the RAF (UK) Royal Air Force
- the RSPCA (UK): Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: SPCA (US)
- the TUC (UK): Trades Union Congress
US
- the AARP (US): American Association of Retired Persons (powerful lobby)
- the AFL/CIO (US): American Federation of Labor / Congress of Industrial Organizations (two labor organizations that joined forces in 1955)
- a CPA (US): certified public accountant (expert comptable)
- DMV (US): Department of Motor Vehicles
- FDA (US): Food and Drug Administration
- the NAACP (US): National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (website)
- the NFL (US): National Football League?! (National Labor Federation = NATLFED)
- NRA (US): National Rifle Association
- SEC (US): Securities and Exchange Commission (gendarme de la bourse) Cf. AMF autorité des marchés boursiers?
Hot at the moment
- SAHD: stay at home Dad
- SAHM: stay at home Mom
Expressions à comprendre et à savoir expliquer
- A-levels
- Broadway (in New York)
- Capitol Hill
- Comprehensive ( for a school)
- D-day
- Docklands (in London)
- Downing Street
- Fleet Street
- further education
- He got an ‘F’ (he failed)
- higher education
- Oxbridge
- The Big Three (US): the big three automakers? (Ford, Chrysler, GM)
- the City (London)
- the East End (in London)
- the Home Counties
- the Ivy League (US)
- the M4
- the South Bank (in London)
- Wall Street
- the West End (in London)
- the White House
- Westminster
- Whitehall