New Vocabulary 2022-2023 = LLCER L1 Renforcement 1

9 BIG BROTHER terms

This glossary lists all the terms I did not understand but also the important words of this part studied

BIG BROTHER
A person or an organization who exercising total control over people's lives.
Example: We forestalled the onset of a governmental Big Brother by meekly accepting surveillance
fr: Big Brother
CCTV
An abbreviation for closed-circuit television : a system that sends television signals to a limited number of screens, and is often used in shops and public places to prevent crime.
Example: We have several CCTV cameras in the neighbourhood
fr: Camera de video surveillance
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Eavesdrop
Listen secretely a conversation
Example: My father eavesdropped on my phone calls
fr: Ecouter de façon indiscrète
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Hooliganism
It was violent or rowdy behavior by young troublemakers, typically in a gang.
Example: And alongside all this drinking and drugs was a kind of hooliganism
fr: Hooliganisme, vandalisme
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Meekly
Said somthing in a humbly patient or quiet manner:
Example: When addressing a lawyer during oral arguments, the judge often starts meekly with, "Counsel, may I interrupt?"
fr: Humblement, doux
Sniffer
It is the dog who are used by the police to track criminals
Example: Experts say that sniffer dog evidence should not be used in the criminal justice system
fr: Renifleur
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Thwart
It's to prevent someone from accomplish something
Example: He managed to thwart the robbery plans
fr: Contrecarrer
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Trouble spot
It's a place where we have some difficulties regularly occur, or where there is a continuous cycle of violence
Example: The voice surveillance operating in trouble spot in town center
fr: Point de conflit, point chaud dans une ville
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Wisely
In a way that shows experience, knowledge, and good judgment.
Example: She is going to choose and incorporate sources wisely.
fr: Judicieusement