Vocabulaire académique de niveau C1 pour les étudiants, les chercheurs et les rédacteurs d'articles. Mots qui apparaissent dans les articles académiques et les examens avancés comme le TOEFL et l'IELTS.
advocate (v.)
Soutenir, recommander — She advocates for human rights.
ambiguous (adj.)
Ambigu, pas clair : The instructions were ambiguous.
coherent (adj.)
Cohérent, ordonné — She gave a coherent argument.
comprehensive (adj.)
Complet, exhaustif — A comprehensive review of the literature.
conceive (v.)
Concevoir, imaginer — She conceived of a new theory.
constitute (v.)
Constituer — Water constitutes 70% of the body.
contemplate (v.)
Contempler, envisager — He contemplated the offer.
contradict (v.)
Contredire — His statements contradict the facts.
deduce (v.)
Déduire — From the data, we can deduce a pattern.
discrepancy (n.)
Divergence, contradiction — There's a discrepancy in the figures.
elaborate (v.)
Développer, détailler — Could you elaborate on that point?
evident (adj.)
Évident, manifeste — His talent was evident from a young age.
exemplify (v.)
Illustrer, être un exemple de — This case exemplifies the problem.
facilitate (v.)
Faciliter, permettre — Technology facilitates learning.
feasible (adj.)
Faisable, réalisable — Is this plan feasible?
fundamental (adj.)
Fondamental, essentiel — A fundamental principle of physics.
imply (v.)
Impliquer, laisser entendre — Her silence implied agreement.
incorporate (v.)
Intégrer, incorporer — We will incorporate your feedback.
indicate (v.)
Indiquer, montrer — The data indicates a trend.
inevitable (adj.)
Inévitable — Change is inevitable.
perceive (v.)
Percevoir, ressentir — How do you perceive this issue?
preliminary (adj.)
Préliminaire, initial — These are preliminary results.
scrutinize (v.)
Examiner attentivement — They scrutinized the data.
substantiate (v.)
Justifier, prouver — Can you substantiate this claim?
underlying (adj.)
Sous-jacent, fondamental — The underlying cause is unknown.