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
| Mot | Niveau | Traduction | Définition |
|---|---|---|---|
| make a decision | A2 | prendre une décision | to choose what to do after thinking about it |
| make progress | A2 | faire des progrès | to keep moving forward toward finishing something |
| make an effort | A2 | faire un effort | to try hard to do something even when it is not easy |
| make a mistake | A2 | faire une erreur | to do something wrong that you did not plan to do |
| make a difference | A2 | faire la différence | to change something in a way that matters |
| make money | A1 | gagner de l'argent | to get money by working |
| make friends | A1 | se faire des amis | to start being friends with someone new |
| make a promise | A2 | faire une promesse | to tell someone you will do something for sure |
| make a complaint | B1 | se plaindre, faire une réclamation | to tell someone that you are not happy about something |
| make an appointment | A2 | prendre rendez-vous | to set a time to meet someone like a doctor |
| make a suggestion | B1 | faire une suggestion | to share an idea about what could be done |
| make an excuse | B1 | trouver une excuse | to give a reason for something, often not the true one |
| make sense | A2 | avoir du sens | to be clear and easy to understand |
| make sure | A2 | s'assurer | to check carefully that something is correct |
| make up your mind | B1 | se décider | to finally decide after thinking for a long time |
| make room | A2 | faire de la place | to move things to create more free space |
| make a living | B1 | gagner sa vie | to earn enough money to pay for what you need in life |
| make a point | B1 | faire valoir son point de vue, souligner | to say something important you want others to hear |
| make the most of | B1 | tirer le meilleur parti de | to use a chance or time in the best way you can |
Do · 13
| Mot | Niveau | Traduction | Définition |
|---|---|---|---|
| do homework | A1 | faire ses devoirs | to complete school work that a teacher gives you |
| do business | A2 | faire des affaires | to work with another person or company to make money |
| do research | A2 | faire des recherches | to study something carefully and learn new facts |
| do damage | B1 | causer des dégâts | to harm something badly |
| do a favor | A2 | rendre un service | to help someone because they asked you nicely |
| do your best | A2 | faire de son mieux | to try as hard as you can in what you are doing |
| do the dishes | A1 | faire la vaisselle | to wash the cups and bowls after a meal |
| do the laundry | A1 | faire la lessive | to wash your clothes in a machine |
| do well | A2 | bien réussir | to do a good job at something you try |
| do harm | B1 | faire du mal | to cause damage to someone |
| do justice | B2 | rendre justice | to treat something in a fair and proper way |
| do wonders | B1 | faire des merveilles | to make things much better |
| do without | B1 | se passer de | to manage without something you want |
Take · 19
| Mot | Niveau | Traduction | Définition |
|---|---|---|---|
| take a break | A2 | faire une pause | to stop what you are doing and rest for a short time |
| take a chance | A2 | tenter sa chance | to try something even if you are not sure it will work |
| take action | A2 | agir | to start doing something to fix a problem |
| take responsibility | B1 | assumer la responsabilité | to accept that a problem is yours to handle |
| take a look | A1 | jeter un coup d'œil | to look at something quickly |
| take notes | A2 | prendre des notes | to write down important information |
| take place | A2 | avoir lieu | to happen at a certain time and place |
| take part | A2 | participer | to join other people in doing something |
| take advantage of | B1 | profiter de | to use a good chance to help yourself |
| take into account | B1 | prendre en compte | to think about a fact when making a decision |
| take turns | A2 | faire à tour de rôle | to do something one after another, not all at the same time |
| take time | A2 | prendre du temps | to need a while to finish something |
| take pride in | B1 | être fier de | to feel good and happy about something you did well |
| take for granted | B1 | considérer comme acquis | to not notice how good something is because you have it |
| take care of | A2 | prendre soin de | to look after something that needs help |
| take a risk | A2 | prendre un risque | to do something when you know it could go wrong |
| take your time | A2 | prendre son temps | to do something slowly and without feeling rushed |
| take offense | B2 | se vexer, s'offenser | to feel upset about something someone said |
| take a toll | B2 | laisser des traces, avoir des effets néfastes | to cause harm or damage over a long period of time |
Get · 17
| Mot | Niveau | Traduction | Définition |
|---|---|---|---|
| get rid of | A2 | se débarrasser de | to throw away or remove something you do not want |
| get along with | A2 | s'entendre avec | to be friendly with someone and not fight |
| get used to | A2 | s'habituer à | to become comfortable with something that was new before |
| get ready | A1 | se préparer | to make yourself ready for something that will happen soon |
| get lost | A2 | se perdre | to not know where you are or which way to go |
| get better | A1 | aller mieux, s'améliorer | to become well again after being sick, or to become good at something |
| get worse | A2 | empirer | to become less good than it was before |
| get started | A2 | commencer | to begin doing something you plan to do |
| get in touch | A2 | prendre contact | to contact someone |
| get the point | B1 | comprendre l'idée | to understand the main idea of what someone is saying |
| get over | B1 | surmonter | to feel better after being sick or sad |
| get carried away | B1 | se laisser emporter | to become too excited and lose control of yourself |
| get the hang of | B1 | prendre le coup de main | to learn how to do something well |
| get ahead | B2 | réussir, avancer | to make progress and become more successful |
| get on someone's nerves | B1 | taper sur les nerfs | to annoy a person and make them feel angry |
| get away with | B1 | s'en tirer | to do something bad without being caught |
| get to the bottom of | B2 | aller au fond des choses | to find the real reason for a problem |
Have & Give · 17
| Mot | Niveau | Traduction | Définition |
|---|---|---|---|
| have fun | A1 | s'amuser | to enjoy yourself and feel happy while doing something |
| have a chat | A2 | bavarder, discuter | to talk with someone in a relaxed and friendly way |
| have a go | A2 | essayer | to try something even if you have not done it before |
| have a word | B1 | parler sérieusement, toucher un mot | to talk to someone about something serious |
| have an impact | B1 | avoir un impact | to cause a strong effect on something |
| have doubts | B1 | avoir des doutes | to not feel sure that something is true |
| have in common | A2 | avoir en commun | to share the same interests with someone |
| have access to | A2 | avoir accès à | to be able to use or enter a place or system |
| have no choice | A2 | ne pas avoir le choix | to be in a situation where you must do one thing only |
| give advice | A2 | donner un conseil | to tell someone what you think they should do |
| give a hand | A2 | donner un coup de main | to help someone with a task they are doing |
| give permission | A2 | donner la permission | to allow someone to do something they asked about |
| give a speech | B1 | faire un discours | to stand and talk to a group of people about a topic |
| give priority | B1 | donner la priorité | to treat something as more important than other things |
| give rise to | B2 | donner lieu à | to cause something new to start or to happen |
| give the impression | B1 | donner l'impression | to make people think or feel a certain way about you |
| give way | B1 | céder le passage | to stop and let someone else go first |
Keep & Hold · 15
| Mot | Niveau | Traduction | Définition |
|---|---|---|---|
| keep in mind | A2 | garder à l'esprit | to remember something while you think or decide |
| keep a promise | A2 | tenir une promesse | to do what you told someone you would do |
| keep track of | B1 | suivre de près | to watch or follow something so you know what happens |
| keep quiet | A2 | garder le silence | to stay silent and not say anything |
| keep a secret | A2 | garder un secret | to not tell anyone something private that you know |
| keep up with | B1 | suivre le rythme | to stay at the same level as something else without falling behind |
| keep an eye on | B1 | surveiller | to watch something carefully to make sure it is safe |
| keep calm | A2 | rester calme | to stay relaxed and not become worried or afraid |
| keep in touch | A2 | rester en contact | to continue talking with someone even when you are apart |
| keep going | A2 | continuer | to continue doing something and not stop |
| hold a meeting | A2 | tenir une réunion | to bring people together to talk about work or plans |
| hold your breath | A2 | retenir son souffle | to stop air from going in and out of your body |
| hold someone accountable | B2 | tenir quelqu'un responsable | to make sure a person takes blame for their actions |
| hold on | A2 | attendre, tenir bon | to wait or keep holding something |
| hold back | B1 | se retenir | to stop yourself or someone from doing something |
Break & Catch · 14
| Mot | Niveau | Traduction | Définition |
|---|---|---|---|
| break a habit | B1 | perdre une habitude | to stop doing something that you do again and again |
| break the law | A2 | enfreindre la loi | to do something that is against the rules of a country |
| break a record | A2 | battre un record | to do better than anyone has ever done before |
| break the rules | A2 | enfreindre les règles | to not follow the rules that everyone should follow |
| break the news | B1 | annoncer la nouvelle | to tell someone about something important or surprising |
| break the silence | B1 | rompre le silence | to start talking after a time with no one speaking |
| break even | B2 | atteindre le seuil de rentabilité | to earn the same amount of money that you spend |
| break new ground | B2 | innover | to do something that has never been done before |
| catch fire | A2 | prendre feu | to start burning |
| catch a cold | A2 | attraper un rhume | to become sick with a cold |
| catch someone's eye | B1 | attirer l'attention | to get someone to notice you or look at you |
| catch up | B1 | rattraper | to reach the same level as others |
| catch someone off guard | B2 | prendre au dépourvu | to surprise a person when they did not expect it |
| catch on | B2 | devenir populaire, comprendre | to understand or become popular |
Pay & Run · 14
| Mot | Niveau | Traduction | Définition |
|---|---|---|---|
| pay attention | A2 | faire attention | to listen and watch carefully so you do not miss things |
| pay a compliment | B1 | faire un compliment | to say something nice about a person or their work |
| pay a visit | B1 | rendre visite | to go to see someone or a place for a short time |
| pay the price | B1 | payer le prix | to suffer bad results because of what you chose to do |
| pay respect | B1 | témoigner du respect, rendre hommage | to show that you think highly of someone or something |
| pay off | B1 | porter ses fruits | to succeed and bring a good result |
| run a business | A2 | diriger une entreprise | to be in charge of a company and manage how it works |
| run a risk | B1 | courir un risque | to do something knowing that something bad could happen |
| run out of | A2 | ne plus avoir de, manquer de | to use up everything so nothing is left |
| run into | A2 | tomber sur | to meet someone you know when you did not plan to see them |
| run smoothly | B1 | se dérouler sans problème | to work well without any problems or delays |
| run late | A2 | être en retard | to be behind the time when you should have been somewhere |
| run short of | B1 | commencer à manquer de, être à court de | to have very little of something that you need |
| run the show | B2 | mener la danse | to be the person who controls how everything works |
Put, Set & Come · 14
| Mot | Niveau | Traduction | Définition |
|---|---|---|---|
| put effort into | B1 | s'investir dans | to work hard on something because it matters to you |
| put pressure on | B1 | mettre la pression | to push someone to do something they may not want to |
| put into practice | B1 | mettre en pratique | to start using an idea or plan in real life |
| put up with | B1 | supporter | to accept something bad without getting angry |
| set a goal | A2 | fixer un objectif | to decide what you want to reach or do in the future |
| set an example | B1 | donner l'exemple | to act in a way that shows others how they should act |
| set a deadline | B1 | fixer une date limite | to pick a date by which something must be finished |
| set the record straight | B2 | rétablir la vérité | to tell the truth about something people got wrong |
| come to a conclusion | B1 | arriver à une conclusion | to reach a final answer after thinking carefully |
| come to terms with | B2 | accepter | to accept a hard truth and learn to live with it |
| come in handy | B1 | s'avérer utile | to be useful at a time when you really need help |
| come across | B2 | trouver par hasard, tomber sur | to meet or find someone by chance while doing something else |
| come up with | B1 | trouver, proposer | to think of an idea or plan |
| come to light | B2 | être révélé | for hidden truth to become known to people at last |
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