Verbes : make, do, take… en anglais, avec traduction

Collocations verbales courantes : make, do, take, get, have, give, keep, break et plus

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Make · 19

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
make a decisionA2prendre une décisionto choose what to do after thinking about it
make progressA2faire des progrèsto keep moving forward toward finishing something
make an effortA2faire un effortto try hard to do something even when it is not easy
make a mistakeA2faire une erreurto do something wrong that you did not plan to do
make a differenceA2faire la différenceto change something in a way that matters
make moneyA1gagner de l'argentto get money by working
make friendsA1se faire des amisto start being friends with someone new
make a promiseA2faire une promesseto tell someone you will do something for sure
make a complaintB1se plaindre, faire une réclamationto tell someone that you are not happy about something
make an appointmentA2prendre rendez-vousto set a time to meet someone like a doctor
make a suggestionB1faire une suggestionto share an idea about what could be done
make an excuseB1trouver une excuseto give a reason for something, often not the true one
make senseA2avoir du sensto be clear and easy to understand
make sureA2s'assurerto check carefully that something is correct
make up your mindB1se déciderto finally decide after thinking for a long time
make roomA2faire de la placeto move things to create more free space
make a livingB1gagner sa vieto earn enough money to pay for what you need in life
make a pointB1faire valoir son point de vue, soulignerto say something important you want others to hear
make the most ofB1tirer le meilleur parti deto use a chance or time in the best way you can

Do · 13

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
do homeworkA1faire ses devoirsto complete school work that a teacher gives you
do businessA2faire des affairesto work with another person or company to make money
do researchA2faire des recherchesto study something carefully and learn new facts
do damageB1causer des dégâtsto harm something badly
do a favorA2rendre un serviceto help someone because they asked you nicely
do your bestA2faire de son mieuxto try as hard as you can in what you are doing
do the dishesA1faire la vaisselleto wash the cups and bowls after a meal
do the laundryA1faire la lessiveto wash your clothes in a machine
do wellA2bien réussirto do a good job at something you try
do harmB1faire du malto cause damage to someone
do justiceB2rendre justiceto treat something in a fair and proper way
do wondersB1faire des merveillesto make things much better
do withoutB1se passer deto manage without something you want

Take · 19

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
take a breakA2faire une pauseto stop what you are doing and rest for a short time
take a chanceA2tenter sa chanceto try something even if you are not sure it will work
take actionA2agirto start doing something to fix a problem
take responsibilityB1assumer la responsabilitéto accept that a problem is yours to handle
take a lookA1jeter un coup d'œilto look at something quickly
take notesA2prendre des notesto write down important information
take placeA2avoir lieuto happen at a certain time and place
take partA2participerto join other people in doing something
take advantage ofB1profiter deto use a good chance to help yourself
take into accountB1prendre en compteto think about a fact when making a decision
take turnsA2faire à tour de rôleto do something one after another, not all at the same time
take timeA2prendre du tempsto need a while to finish something
take pride inB1être fier deto feel good and happy about something you did well
take for grantedB1considérer comme acquisto not notice how good something is because you have it
take care ofA2prendre soin deto look after something that needs help
take a riskA2prendre un risqueto do something when you know it could go wrong
take your timeA2prendre son tempsto do something slowly and without feeling rushed
take offenseB2se vexer, s'offenserto feel upset about something someone said
take a tollB2laisser des traces, avoir des effets néfastesto cause harm or damage over a long period of time

Get · 17

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
get rid ofA2se débarrasser deto throw away or remove something you do not want
get along withA2s'entendre avecto be friendly with someone and not fight
get used toA2s'habituer àto become comfortable with something that was new before
get readyA1se préparerto make yourself ready for something that will happen soon
get lostA2se perdreto not know where you are or which way to go
get betterA1aller mieux, s'améliorerto become well again after being sick, or to become good at something
get worseA2empirerto become less good than it was before
get startedA2commencerto begin doing something you plan to do
get in touchA2prendre contactto contact someone
get the pointB1comprendre l'idéeto understand the main idea of what someone is saying
get overB1surmonterto feel better after being sick or sad
get carried awayB1se laisser emporterto become too excited and lose control of yourself
get the hang ofB1prendre le coup de mainto learn how to do something well
get aheadB2réussir, avancerto make progress and become more successful
get on someone's nervesB1taper sur les nerfsto annoy a person and make them feel angry
get away withB1s'en tirerto do something bad without being caught
get to the bottom ofB2aller au fond des chosesto find the real reason for a problem

Have & Give · 17

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
have funA1s'amuserto enjoy yourself and feel happy while doing something
have a chatA2bavarder, discuterto talk with someone in a relaxed and friendly way
have a goA2essayerto try something even if you have not done it before
have a wordB1parler sérieusement, toucher un motto talk to someone about something serious
have an impactB1avoir un impactto cause a strong effect on something
have doubtsB1avoir des doutesto not feel sure that something is true
have in commonA2avoir en communto share the same interests with someone
have access toA2avoir accès àto be able to use or enter a place or system
have no choiceA2ne pas avoir le choixto be in a situation where you must do one thing only
give adviceA2donner un conseilto tell someone what you think they should do
give a handA2donner un coup de mainto help someone with a task they are doing
give permissionA2donner la permissionto allow someone to do something they asked about
give a speechB1faire un discoursto stand and talk to a group of people about a topic
give priorityB1donner la prioritéto treat something as more important than other things
give rise toB2donner lieu àto cause something new to start or to happen
give the impressionB1donner l'impressionto make people think or feel a certain way about you
give wayB1céder le passageto stop and let someone else go first

Keep & Hold · 15

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
keep in mindA2garder à l'espritto remember something while you think or decide
keep a promiseA2tenir une promesseto do what you told someone you would do
keep track ofB1suivre de prèsto watch or follow something so you know what happens
keep quietA2garder le silenceto stay silent and not say anything
keep a secretA2garder un secretto not tell anyone something private that you know
keep up withB1suivre le rythmeto stay at the same level as something else without falling behind
keep an eye onB1surveillerto watch something carefully to make sure it is safe
keep calmA2rester calmeto stay relaxed and not become worried or afraid
keep in touchA2rester en contactto continue talking with someone even when you are apart
keep goingA2continuerto continue doing something and not stop
hold a meetingA2tenir une réunionto bring people together to talk about work or plans
hold your breathA2retenir son souffleto stop air from going in and out of your body
hold someone accountableB2tenir quelqu'un responsableto make sure a person takes blame for their actions
hold onA2attendre, tenir bonto wait or keep holding something
hold backB1se retenirto stop yourself or someone from doing something

Break & Catch · 14

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
break a habitB1perdre une habitudeto stop doing something that you do again and again
break the lawA2enfreindre la loito do something that is against the rules of a country
break a recordA2battre un recordto do better than anyone has ever done before
break the rulesA2enfreindre les règlesto not follow the rules that everyone should follow
break the newsB1annoncer la nouvelleto tell someone about something important or surprising
break the silenceB1rompre le silenceto start talking after a time with no one speaking
break evenB2atteindre le seuil de rentabilitéto earn the same amount of money that you spend
break new groundB2innoverto do something that has never been done before
catch fireA2prendre feuto start burning
catch a coldA2attraper un rhumeto become sick with a cold
catch someone's eyeB1attirer l'attentionto get someone to notice you or look at you
catch upB1rattraperto reach the same level as others
catch someone off guardB2prendre au dépourvuto surprise a person when they did not expect it
catch onB2devenir populaire, comprendreto understand or become popular

Pay & Run · 14

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
pay attentionA2faire attentionto listen and watch carefully so you do not miss things
pay a complimentB1faire un complimentto say something nice about a person or their work
pay a visitB1rendre visiteto go to see someone or a place for a short time
pay the priceB1payer le prixto suffer bad results because of what you chose to do
pay respectB1témoigner du respect, rendre hommageto show that you think highly of someone or something
pay offB1porter ses fruitsto succeed and bring a good result
run a businessA2diriger une entrepriseto be in charge of a company and manage how it works
run a riskB1courir un risqueto do something knowing that something bad could happen
run out ofA2ne plus avoir de, manquer deto use up everything so nothing is left
run intoA2tomber surto meet someone you know when you did not plan to see them
run smoothlyB1se dérouler sans problèmeto work well without any problems or delays
run lateA2être en retardto be behind the time when you should have been somewhere
run short ofB1commencer à manquer de, être à court deto have very little of something that you need
run the showB2mener la danseto be the person who controls how everything works

Put, Set & Come · 14

MotNiveauTraductionDéfinition
put effort intoB1s'investir dansto work hard on something because it matters to you
put pressure onB1mettre la pressionto push someone to do something they may not want to
put into practiceB1mettre en pratiqueto start using an idea or plan in real life
put up withB1supporterto accept something bad without getting angry
set a goalA2fixer un objectifto decide what you want to reach or do in the future
set an exampleB1donner l'exempleto act in a way that shows others how they should act
set a deadlineB1fixer une date limiteto pick a date by which something must be finished
set the record straightB2rétablir la véritéto tell the truth about something people got wrong
come to a conclusionB1arriver à une conclusionto reach a final answer after thinking carefully
come to terms withB2accepterto accept a hard truth and learn to live with it
come in handyB1s'avérer utileto be useful at a time when you really need help
come acrossB2trouver par hasard, tomber surto meet or find someone by chance while doing something else
come up withB1trouver, proposerto think of an idea or plan
come to lightB2être révéléfor hidden truth to become known to people at last

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