Exprimer des attitudes en anglais, avec traduction

Vocabulaire pour les compliments, la critique, l'approbation et la désapprobation

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Compliments et éloges · 25

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
complimentB1complimentnice words about someone or something
praiseB1louer, élogeto say good things about someone
admireB1admirerto like and think well of someone
appreciateB1apprécierto be thankful for something
respectB1respecter, respectfeeling that someone or something is good
impressiveA2impressionnantmaking you feel respect or surprise
remarkableB1remarquablevery unusual and impressive
outstandingB1exceptionnelvery very good, much better than expected
brilliantA2brillantvery smart or very good
gorgeousA2magnifiquevery beautiful and nice to look at
stunningB1époustouflantextremely beautiful or surprising
adorableB1adorablevery sweet and easy to love
charmingB1charmantvery pleasant and attractive
talentedB1talentueuxhaving a natural ability to do something well
skillfulB1habilehaving or showing great ability and training
capableB1capableable to do something well
kind-heartedB1au bon cœurhaving a warm and caring nature
generousA2généreuxhappy to give things to other people
thoughtfulB1attentionnéthinking of other people's needs, or deep in thought
considerateB1prévenantthinking about other people's feelings
well doneA1bien jouésomething you say when someone did something well
good jobA1bon travailsomething you say to tell someone they did well
way to goB1bravowords you say to encourage someone who did well
you nailed itB2tu as assurésomething you say when someone did something perfectly
hats offB2chapeaua phrase showing respect and admiration for what someone did

Critique et désapprobation · 24

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
criticizeB1critiquerto say what is wrong with something
criticismB1critiquewords about what is wrong with something
blameB1blâmerto say someone caused something bad
condemnB2condamnerto say very strongly that something is wrong or bad
disapproveB2désapprouverto think or feel that something is wrong or bad
objectB1objecterto say that you disagree with something
complainA2se plaindreto say you are not happy about something
faultA2faute, défautmistake, or reason something went wrong
flawB1défauta mistake or weakness in something
weaknessB1faiblessenot being strong, or a thing you are not good at
shortcomingB2lacunea fault or weakness in someone or something
unacceptableB2inacceptablenot good enough, cannot be allowed
inappropriateB1inappropriénot right or suitable for the situation
carelessB1négligentnot giving enough attention, making mistakes
irresponsibleB2irresponsablenot thinking about what could go wrong
unreliableB2peu fiablenot able to be trusted or depended on
incompetentB2incompétentnot able to do a job well
mediocreB2médiocrenot very good, just average
disgracefulC1indigneshockingly bad and deserving strong criticism
shamefulB1honteuxso bad it makes you feel shame
outrageousB2scandaleuxvery shocking and not acceptable
ridiculousB1ridiculevery silly and not making sense
absurdB1absurdevery silly and hard to believe
patheticB2pathétiquecausing feelings of sadness and pity

Accord et approbation · 18

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
agreeA2être d'accordto think the same as someone else
approveB1approuverto say yes, to agree something is OK
supportB1soutenirto help someone or hold something up
encourageB1encouragerto give someone hope to try harder
recommendB1recommanderto say that something is good
endorseB2appuyer, soutenir publiquementsay publicly that you support or approve something
favorB1être en faveur deto support or agree with an idea
acceptableB1acceptablegood enough, OK to take
reasonableB1raisonnablefair and making good sense
fairA2justeright and equal for everyone or light in color
validB2valable, fondéacceptable, based on truth, or still able to be used
legitimateB2légitimeallowed by law, or fair and reasonable
justifiableC1justifiabledone for a good reason that people can understand
exactlyA2exactementfully right, with no mistakes
absolutelyB1absolumentcompletely, fully, yes for sure
definitelyA2sans aucun doutefor sure — a strong way to say yes or to promise
certainlyB1certainementwithout doubt; also used to agree politely to a request
indeedA2en effetreally, truly

Désaccord et objection · 19

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
disagreeA2ne pas être d'accordto think in a different way from someone else
denyB1nierto say something is not true
rejectB1rejeterto say no to something offered
refuseB1refuserto say no, to not do something
opposeB1s'opposerto be against something
protestB1protesterto show publicly that you do not agree
disputeB2contesterto argue that something is not correct
contradictB1contrediresay the opposite of what someone else said
challengeB1remettre en questionto say that you think something is wrong
doubtB1douterto not be sure if something is true
questionableB2douteuxnot sure if it is true, right, or honest
debatableB2discutablenot certain; something people can argue about
controversialB1controversécausing people to argue or disagree
nonsenseB1absurditéswords or ideas that have no meaning
rubbishB1n'importe quoisilly ideas that are not true
no wayA2pas questionwords used to firmly refuse to do something
not at allA2pas du toutused to say something is not true at all
I beg to differB2permettez-moi de ne pas être d'accorda polite way to say you disagree
with all due respectB2avec tout le respect que je vous doisa polite phrase used before saying you disagree

Jugement et opinion · 19

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
opinionA2opinionwhat you think about something
viewA2point de vuea person's opinion or belief about something
perspectiveB1perspectivethe way a situation looks from where a person stands
standpointB2position, point de vuethe position a person argues from when judging something
attitudeB1attitudethe way you think and feel about something
judgeB1jugerto decide what you think about something
evaluateB1évaluerto think carefully about how good something is
assessmentB1évaluationa test or check of how good something is
assumeB1présumerto think something is true without proof
supposeB1supposerto think something is probably true
considerB1considérerto think about something carefully
believeA1croireto think something is true
in my opinionA2à mon aviswords that show this is your own view, not a fact
from my point of viewB1de mon point de vuethe way I see or think about something
as far as I'm concernedB1en ce qui me concernein my view, I think that
it seems to meA2il me semblewords used to give your view in a careful, less certain way
I reckonB1je penseI think — informal, common in British and Australian speech
I figureB1je penseI have worked it out and so I believe
apparentlyB1apparemmentit seems like, people say that

Expressions de politesse · 14

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
excuse meA1excusez-moiwords you say to get attention or say sorry
pardonA2pardonsorry, please say that again
I apologizeA2je m'excuseI am sorry for something I did
sorry to botherA2désolé de vous dérangerpolite way to say sorry for asking
would you mindA2est-ce que ça vous dérangeraitpolite question asking another person to do something for you
I wonder ifB1je me demande sicareful words used to open a request or a question
I was wonderingB1je voulais savoirpolite way to start a question
if you don't mindA2si cela ne vous dérange paspolite words added when you ask if something is allowed
by all meansB1bien sûrof course, yes you may
my pleasureA2avec plaisirpolite way to say you are happy to help
you're welcomeA1de rienthe answer when someone thanks you
don't mention itB1il n'y a pas de quoipolite way to say it was no trouble
I appreciate itA2j'apprécie beaucoupI am glad for what you did
that's very kindA2c'est très gentilpolite way to thank someone

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