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      <description>All the words I have learned this year</description>
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      <pubDate>2017-01-08 10:04:06 UTC</pubDate>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>-To claim – Revendiquer</div><div>-To overrate – Surestimer</div><div>-Though = Although = Even though – Bien que</div><div>-By means of = With the help of</div><div>-Forward – En avant </div><div>-Toward – Vers</div><div>-I. T – Informatique</div><div>-Prior to (V+ing) = Before (V+ing)</div><div>-As well as – Aussi bien que</div><div>-However – Cependant</div><div>-Goggles – Lunettes (de protection/de sécurité)</div><div>-In line with = Similar to</div><div>-Shortage – Manque, pénurie</div><div>-To compel – Contraindre</div><div>-Welfare – Sécurité sociale</div><div>-Widow – Une veuve</div><div>-Widower – Un veuf</div><div>&gt;  To be widowed</div><div>-To lay off = To make redundant (for economic reasons) - Licencier</div><div>&gt;  To be laid off</div><div>&gt;  To be made redundant</div><div>&gt;  To sack = To fire = To dismiss = To let go (Active Voice) &gt; To be sacked = To be fired = To be dismissed = To be let go (Passive Voice)</div><div>-To hire = To take on (Active Voice) – Embaucher &gt; To be hired = To be taken on (Passive Voice)</div><div>-Revenge – Vengeance </div><div>-Lobster - Langouste</div><div>-To have a grudge – Avoir de la rancune</div><div>-To hold something against someone – En vouloir à quelqu’un, avoir quelque chose contre quelqu’un</div><div>-Upside down – A l’envers</div><div>&gt;  To turn upside down (v) – Retourner</div><div>-To fend for yourself = To take care of yourself – Se débrouiller</div><div>-Odds = Unusual = Chance</div><div>-Rolling in - En continu</div><div>-Unwavering - Inébranlable</div><div>-To launch – Lancer (Un projet) ≠ To toss – Lancer (Une balle)</div><div>-Vacancy = Available Job</div><div>-Vacant = Available = Free = Flexible to do something = At someone’s disposal</div><div>-Application form – Formulaire de candidature</div><div>-Covering letter = Cover letter = Letter of application/motivation – Lettre d’accompagnement/de motivation </div><div>-CV = Résumé (North America)</div><div>-Demanding = Formidable = Intimidating = Dreadful = Tough = Rigorous = Onerous</div><div>&gt;  Hard to please = Having high expectations (of a person)</div><div>&gt;  Require much skills or tasks (of a task)</div><div>-Candidate = Applicant = Job seeker</div><div>-Shortlist = List of selected candidates from which a final choice is made</div><div>&gt;  To shortlist = To preselect </div><div>-Appliance = Device = Piece of equipment (coffee maker, dishwasher, etc.) = Household appliance</div><div>-To postpone = To re-schedule = To put off to a later date (repousser) = To delay (retarder) = To suspend ≠ To cancel = Call off not to take place = To drop = To abandon</div><div>-Share = Equity = Stock – Action d’entreprise</div><div>&gt;  Stock exchange – La Bourse</div><div>-To borrow = To take something as a loan = To lend/lent/lent to </div><div>&gt;  To borrow something from a library/a bank</div><div>&gt;  A loan from the bank for a house = Home loan = a Mortgage (only for the real estate business)</div><div>-A laptop ≠ A desktop computer </div><div>&gt;  Laptop = Portable computer ≠ Mobile = Phone = Cell = Cellular ≠ Landline (at home)</div><div>-Keyboard and screen-monitor and mouse-speaker-printer-etc. are Hardware</div><div>&gt;  /!\ No “s” at the end of “hardware” like “software”-“equipment”-“advice”-“luggage”-“baggage”-“information”-“furniture”-“knowledge”-“research”</div><div>-To attend = To be present at = To participate to = To take part to</div><div>&gt;  ≠ To attend to = To deal with – Faire face à</div><div>-To apply for = To put in an application for = To submit an application for - Faire une demande </div><div>-Competitor = Opponent = Rival = Challenger = Contestant</div><div>&gt;  ≠ Concurrent = Simultaneous = Happening at the same time</div><div>-Deadline = Target date = Due date</div><div>&gt;  Food &gt; Expire date = Best before = Sell by date</div><div>&gt;  Short/Long shelf life (durée de vie)</div><div>-Invoice = Detailed bill – Facture</div><div>&gt;  $ bill = € note = £ note = CASH</div><div>&gt;  (USA) resto = (E) Check = (UK) resto = The bill</div><div> -Pay = Salary = Wage = Income = Payment = Revenue = Earnings</div><div>&gt;  /!\ Pay = Salary = Monthly</div><div>      Wage = Daily, weekly or fortnightly (2 weeks)</div><div>&gt;  Monthly salary – Weekly wage – Income Tax</div><div>-Wage earner = Person who earn a salary = Employee = Staff = Personnel </div><div>&gt;  Wage earners = Team = Crew = Workforce = Labour-force – Population active</div><div>-Pay rise = Increase in salary</div><div>-To go on strike = To down tools = To take industrial action = To demonstrate (manifester) = To protest</div><div>-Head office = Headquarter = HQ – QG in French</div><div>-Subsidiary = A company controlled by a holding company/a branch – Filiale</div><div>-Global = Worldwide = International </div><div>-Dark Horse = A person who is discrete, who reveals little about himself, especially one who has unexpected talents</div><div>-Merger = Two companies that are equal partners &gt; M&amp;A = Mergers and Acquisitions </div><div>&gt;  To merge = Team up = Join/Join forces</div><div>-To takeover = an act of assuming control of something = especially the buying out of one company by another = To buy out = To acquire </div><div>&gt;  A buy out – Une acquisition</div><div>&gt;  To buy = To purchase</div><div>&gt;  Purchasing = Buying power</div><div>&gt;  Hostile takeover</div><div>-A takeover – Prise de controle, de pouvoir</div><div>-To gamble = To bet on the horses – Jouer, parier</div><div>&gt;  PMU in England = Turf accountant = A bookmaker (person who takes bets)</div><div>&gt;  To win a race – Gagner une course de chevaux</div><div>&gt;  To win the LOTO</div><div>-To prosecute = To sue = Take legal action against = Take to court = Bring to trial = To persue</div><div>&gt;  A law-abiding citizen – Un citoyen respectueux de la loi = Conform to the law</div><div>-Factory = Manufacture plant = Production plant</div><div>&gt;  Sweatshop = Factory especially in the clothing manufacture with bad working conditions</div><div>&gt;  ≠ To manufacture = To produce = To work on an assembly line </div><div>-To forecast = To foresee = To predict = To anticipate = To plan ahead </div><div>-Expenses = Spending = Costs = Overheads (when you take out a subscription – Contracter un abonnement)</div><div>-To stretch – S’étirer</div><div>-To scratch – Se gratter</div><div>-To yawn – Bailler</div><div>-To sneeze - Eternuer</div><div>-To cough - Tousser</div><div>-To blow your nose = Se moucher</div><div>-Nostril = Narine</div><div>-To go red = To blush</div><div>-To sniffle – Renifler</div><div>-In the red = In dept = In debit = Overdrawn = In deficit</div><div>&gt;  To be broke = To be bankrupt (for a company)</div><div>&gt;  To be on your uppers = To be penniless (In slang – En argot)</div><div>-To overspend = To splash out = Spend extravagant sum of money</div><div>-Board of directors = Board of managers = Governing board/body = Executive board – Conseil d’administration</div><div>&gt;  CEO = Chief executive offiver</div><div>&gt;  To run a compay = To manage a company</div><div>&gt;  To be made of = To be composed of = To be formed by = To consist of (nm) = To consist in (V+ing)</div><div>&gt;  Annual Turnover – Chiffre d’affaire</div><div>-Shareholders = Persons who buy shares/stocks of a company</div><div>-Civil servant = Public servant = State employee/worker – Fonctionnaire</div><div>-Cost of living = Standards of living</div><div>-The sales = Discount</div><div>-To resign = To quit = To leave our job = To hand in one’s notice = To give up</div><div>-Profits = Financial gains – Bénéfices</div><div>&gt;  Perks = Bonuses = Fringe benefits (luncheon vouchers and gift vouchers – Tickets resto et cartes cadeaux)  </div><div>&gt;  ≠ Benefits = Advantages &gt; Benefits and drawbacks = Advantages and disadvantages = Pros and cons (Pours et contres) = Assets and liabilities on the balance sheet (actifs et passifs sur le bilan financier)</div><div>-To hang up = To put down the phone ≠ To pick up = To answer the phone</div><div>&gt;  To hang up on someone ≠ To hang on – Attendre</div><div>&gt;  To be cut off – Se faire raccrocher au nez</div><div>-An appointment = Professional commitment ≠ RDV = For a date</div><div>-Reliable = Trustworthy = Dependable = Reliant</div><div>-Market-share – Part de marché</div><div>-Finetuning – Ajustement, pofinage </div><div>-Up-to-date = Current – A jour, actuel</div><div>-Field = A type of work that you do – Un champ</div><div>-To revisit = Consider or discuss something again</div><div>-Attainable – Réalisable</div><div>-To mentored = To be groomed = To be prepared for a particular job or activity through special training and attention</div><div>-To figure out – Comprendre, résoudre</div><div>-Keep up – Continuer, persister, poursuivre</div><div>-Left behind – Laissé pour compte, oublié</div><div>-Seek out - Chercher</div><div>-Showing up – Se pointer</div><div>-Thought out – Pensé, planifié, réfléchi</div><div>-Pun – Jeu de mot</div><div> </div><div> </div><div> </div><div>-You can say that again – C’est le cas de le dire</div><div>-To go back to the drawing board – Se remettre en question</div><div> </div><div> </div><div> </div><div>-ZERO &gt; Temperature and countdowns </div><div>&gt;  -5°C = Minus 5° OR 5° below zero</div><div>-OH &gt; Phone numbers</div><div>-LOVE &gt; Racket Game</div><div>-NIL &gt; Team games </div><div>&gt;  Lyon 6-0 Nantes</div><div>-NOUGHT &gt; Mathematic</div><div>&gt;  0/20 &gt; Nought of Twenty</div><div>&gt;  Naughties = 2000-2009</div><div> </div><div>-To yearn - Soupirer</div><div>-Hardly - A peine</div><div>-Somewhat – Quelque peu/Assez</div><div>-Meanwhile – En attendant/Pendant ce temps</div><div>-To talk someone into (V+ing) – Convaincre quelqu’un</div><div>-Nonetheless – Neanmoins</div><div>-Dejected – Découragé</div><div>-Deplaned – Descendu d’un avion</div><div>-Objectionable – Choquant/Inacceptable/Répréhensible</div><div>-Tidy – Propre</div><div>-To straighten up – Ranger/Redresser</div><div>-Sails – Voiles de bateau</div><div>-Batten down – Attacher</div><div>-The tide – La marrée</div><div>&gt;  Comes in – Monte</div><div>&gt;  Goes out – Descend/S’en va</div><div>-Come through – Traverser/Surmonter/Faire le nécéssaire</div><div>-To worth it – Valoir</div><div>-Worthy - Digne</div><div>-Helping – Portion de nourriture</div><div>-Draw up – Elever un projet</div><div>-Draw in – Attirer quelqu’un</div><div>-Among – Parmi/Entre</div><div>-Throughout – A travers/Durant</div><div>-Hereby - Par la présente</div><div>-A stay – Un séjour</div><div>-A fine – Une amande</div><div>-On behalf of – Au nom de</div><div>-Relevance – Pertinance</div><div>-Encounter – Rencontre</div><div>-Flow – S’écouler</div><div>-Entertain – Divertir</div><div>-Discard - Jeter</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2017-01-09 10:23:38 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Pecha Kucha Presentation</title>
         <author>morgane_levesque</author>
         <link>https://padlet.com/morgane_levesque/v2f63w5qb0y1/wish/146660885</link>
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         <pubDate>2017-01-11 21:21:45 UTC</pubDate>
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