English Vocabulary Cards

Exemple: “She is adept at solving problems.”

Synonymes: skilled, proficient

Antonymes: inept

therapist

Nom

Exemple: “The therapist helped the patient.”

Synonymes: doctor, counselor

Antonymes: patient

learning

Nom

Exemple: “Learning English takes time.”

Synonymes: study, education

Antonymes: forgetting

analyst

Nom

Exemple: “The analyst studied the data.”

Synonymes: researcher, specialist

Antonymes: beginner

examination

Nom

Exemple: “The examination is difficult.”

Synonymes: exam, test

Antonymes: lesson

academy

Nom

Exemple: “She studies at an academy.”

Synonymes: school, institute

Antonymes: uneducated place

training

Nom

Exemple: “The training starts tomorrow.”

Synonymes: practice, course

Antonymes: inactivity

vocational

Adjectif

C2Adjectif

Exemple: “Vocational training can lead directly to employment.”

Synonymes: career-oriented, technical

Antonymes: academic, general

virtuosity

Nom

C2Nom

Exemple: “The performance displayed remarkable virtuosity.”

Synonymes: mastery, brilliance

Antonymes: clumsiness, mediocrity

formidably

Adverbe

C2Adverbe

Exemple: “The team performed formidably under pressure.”

Synonymes: powerfully, impressively

Antonymes: weakly, poorly

toughness

Nom

C1Nom

Exemple: “The job requires both skill and toughness.”

Synonymes: strength, durability

Antonymes: fragility, weakness

salesmanship

Nom

B2Nom

Exemple: “Good salesmanship can increase customer trust.”

Synonymes: selling skill, persuasion

Antonymes: poor selling

chemotherapy

Nom

B2Nom

Exemple: “She began chemotherapy after the diagnosis.”

Synonymes: cancer treatment

Antonymes:

able

Adjectif

B1Adjectif

Exemple: “She is able to speak three languages.”

Synonymes: capable

Antonymes: unable

mathematician

Nom

Exemple: “The famous mathematician wrote many books.”

Synonymes: math expert

Antonymes:

resuscitate

Verbe

C2Verbe

Exemple: “Doctors managed to resuscitate the patient.”

Synonymes: revive, restore consciousness

Antonymes: kill, extinguish

athleticism

Nom

C2Nom

Exemple: “The role demands both grace and athleticism.”

Synonymes: physical prowess, fitness

Antonymes: clumsiness, frailty

dispensable

Adjectif

Exemple: “In a crisis, even skilled workers may be treated as dispensable.”

Synonymes: nonessential, replaceable

Antonymes: essential, indispensable

skill

Nom

A1Nom

Exemple: “Communication is an important skill.”

Synonymes: ability

Antonymes: inability

stultifyingly

Adverbe

C2Adverbe

Exemple: “The process was stultifyingly rigid and killed initiative.”

Synonymes: oppressively

Antonymes: liberatingly

acrobatically

Adverbe

C2Adverbe

Exemple: “He climbed acrobatically across the narrow ledge.”

Synonymes: nimbly

Antonymes: awkwardly

practitioner

Nom

C2Nom

Exemple: “A skilled practitioner balances theory with experience.”

Synonymes: professional

Antonymes: amateur

complementary

Adjectif

Exemple: “Their skills are complementary, not overlapping.”

Synonymes: supplementary

Antonymes: conflicting

artistically

Adverbe

C1Adverbe

Exemple: “The film is artistically ambitious, even if imperfect.”

Synonymes: creatively

Antonymes: plainly

versatility

Nom

C1Nom

Exemple: “Her versatility allows her to work across teams.”

Synonymes: flexibility

Antonymes: rigidity

unmusically

Adverbe

C1Adverbe

Exemple: “He sang unmusically, but with great enthusiasm.”

Synonymes: off-key

Antonymes: musically

craft

Nom

Exemple: “He learned the craft of making shoes.”

Synonymes: skill

ability

Nom

Exemple: “She has the ability to learn fast.”

Synonymes: skill

presentational

Adjectif

C2Adjectif

Exemple: “Her presentational skills were exceptional.”

Synonymes: demonstrative

Antonymes: private

organizational

Adjectif

Exemple: “She has strong organizational skills.”

Synonymes: administrative

Antonymes: disorganized

nurse

Nom