04.07.2022

Question 1

1. (admit)
   - > concéder, admettre, reconnaître
2. (yield, give in)
   - > céder, craquer
3. (surrender, give)
   - > concéder

Answer 1

To concede [sth|that] (to [sb])

Question 2

1. (crawl)
   - > ramper
2. (plant: grow along surface)
   - > (plante) grimper
3. figurative (move slowly)
   - > se glisser, se faufiler / avancer discrètement
   - > (chose ou temps) avancer lentement

Answer 2

To creep

Question 3

1. (invent: idea, plan)
   - > concevoir, imaginer, inventer
   - > (un plan) échafauder
   - > (péjoratif) manigancer
2. (law : transfer, bequeath)
   - > léguer

Answer 3

To devise [sth]

Question 4

(say)

• > (un mot) prononcer, dire
• > (un cri) pousser
• > (une injure, une menace) proférer

Answer 4

To utter [sth]

Question 5

1. (opinion)
   - > évaluation, appréciation, estimation
2. (estimated value)
   - >évaluation, estimation
3. (act of estimating value)
   - > évaluation, appréciation
4. (employee evaluation)
   - > évaluation

Answer 5

appraisal (noun)

Question 6

(countless)

-> innombrable

Answer 6

innumerable (adj)

Question 7

(unlikely, hard to believe)

-> invraisemblable

Answer 7

implausible (adj)

Question 8

1. (unpleasant)
   - > désagréable, déplaisant
2. (person : unlikable)
   - >désagréable, déplaisant

Answer 8

disagreeable (adj)

Question 9

(not promising, unlucky)

-> de mauvais augure / malencontreux / fâcheux

Answer 9

inauspicious (adj)