Traduction appliquée au monde professionnel
Traduction appliquée au monde professionnel
20 English. terms
This glossary will contain words and expressions seen in the course, at least 20 terms need to be added
- Claims
- Noun
- A statement, an assertion that something is true.
- Example: Claims about unethical production were made against this "eco-friendly" company
- en: Déclarations
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- Competition
- noun
- The activity or condition of striving to gain or win something by defeating or establishing superiority over others
- Example: There is a lot of competition between green brands as they need to stand out from the other brands
- en: concurrence
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- Damages
- Nouns
- A sum of money claimed or awarded in compensation for a loss or an injury.
- Example: He had to pay damages to his victims
- en: dommages et intérêts
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- fees
- noun
- a payment made to a professional person or to a professional or public body in exchange for advice or services.
- Example: I'm still in debt because of college fees (that's what I would say if I were American.)
- en: Des frais
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- Greenwashing
- noun
- Greenwashing is the process of conveying a false impression or misleading information about how a company's products are environmentally sound
- Example: Claims were made that this company was using greenwashing to attract customers
- en: Blanchiment écologique
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- If it turns out (that)...
- Phrase
- To happen in a particular way
- Example: It it turns out that they made misleading statements, measures would be taken against them.
- en: S'il s'avère que...
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- Impeachment
- Noun
- A charge of misconduct made against the holder of a public office
- Example: The practice of impeachment originated in England and was later used by many of the American colonial and state governments
- en: Mise en accusation/accusation
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- Misleading statements
- Noun group
- A statement made against someone or something that is untrue
- Example: These companies made misleading statements...
- en: déclarations trompeuses
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- public school
- Group noun
- In the UK it's a private fee-paying secondary school, especially one for boarders whereas it's a school supported by public funds.in the US
- Example: My children ought to be in the best public school!
- en: école privé (UK)/ école publique (US)
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- royalties
- noun
- a sum paid to a patentee for the use of a patent or to an author or composer for each copy of a book sold or for each public performance of a work
- Example: the royalties paid to writers for recorded music
- en: droits d'auteur
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- Scam
- noun
- A dishonest scheme, a fraud
- Example: She was convicted because of her scams
- en: Arnaque
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- state school
- noun group
- a school that is funded and controlled by the state and for which no fees are charged
- Example: When I was little my parents didn't have to put me in a public school so I was in a state school
- en: école publique
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- stifling
- Adjective
- making one feel constrained or oppressed, causing difficulties in breathing; suffocating.
- Example: Claustrophobic people tend to find small places stifling
- en: Étouffant

- Sustainable
- Adjective
- Something which is able to be maintained at a certain rate or level is sustainable
- Example: We have to do something for a sustainable development or else we will all die soon.
- en: Durable
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- To acquit
- Verb
- To free someone from a criminal charge by a verdict of not guilty.
- Example: Donald Trump was impeached but he was acquitted in the end
- en: Acquitter

- To affirm
- Verb
- To state publicly
- Example: They affirmed their collections were eco-friendly
- en: Déclarer
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- To analyse customer behaviour
- phrase
- A customer behavior analysis is a qualitative and quantitative observation of how customers interact with your company
- Example: Companies need to analyse customer behavior to get the best performances
- en: Analyser le comportement des clients
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- To comply with rules and regulations
- phrase
- Something which is in accordance with what is required or expected.
- Example: If you are replacing a concrete floor entirely, your builder will need to fit insulation to comply with building laws and regulations.
- en: Se conformer aux/ respecter les règles et régulations
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- to pay off
- Phrasal verb
- pay a debt in full
- Example: I ended up paying off all of my annual fees
- en: Rembourser entièrement
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- To take place as a part of
- Phrase
- Something which occurs in a bigger something.
- Example: This procedure takes place as a part of a eco-friendly plan
- en: S'inscrire dans le cadre de
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