Vocabulaire

programming

Nom

Exemple: “Programming requires practice.”

Synonymes: coding, software development

Antonymes: manual work

hygiene

Nom

Exemple: “Good hygiene prevents disease.”

Synonymes: cleanliness

Antonymes: dirtiness

agriculture

Nom

Exemple: “Agriculture is important for the economy.”

Synonymes: farming

Antonymes: industry

architecture

Nom

Exemple: “I like modern architecture.”

Synonymes: building design, structure design

Antonymes: destruction

tradition

Nom

Exemple: “This is an old tradition.”

Synonymes: custom, practice

Antonymes: innovation

training

Nom

Exemple: “The training starts tomorrow.”

Synonymes: practice, course

Antonymes: inactivity

unfeasible

Adjectif

Exemple: “The schedule proved unfeasible.”

Synonymes: impractical, impossible

Antonymes: feasible, practical

divination

Nom

Exemple: “In ancient cultures, divination was often linked to religion.”

Synonymes: fortune-telling, prophecy

Antonymes: reason, science

comprehension

Nom

Exemple: “Reading comprehension improves with practice.”

Synonymes: understanding, grasp

Antonymes: confusion

portraiture

Nom

Exemple: “The gallery specializes in eighteenth-century portraiture.”

Synonymes: portrait art, portrait painting

Antonymes: landscape art

consultancy

Nom

Exemple: “She works for an international consultancy.”

Synonymes: advisory firm, consulting service

Antonymes:

usual

Adjectif

Exemple: “We met at the usual place.”

Synonymes: normal, regular

Antonymes: unusual

skill

Nom

Exemple: “Communication is an important skill.”

Synonymes: ability

Antonymes: inability

practitioner

Nom

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

Synonymes: professional

Antonymes: amateur

psychiatric

Adjectif

Exemple: “The patient was referred for a psychiatric evaluation.”

Synonymes: mental-health related

craft

Nom

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

Synonymes: skill

juxtapose

Verbe

Exemple: “The article juxtaposes theory and practice.”

Synonymes: compare, contrast

Antonymes: separate

encompass

/ɪnˈkʌmpəs/

Exemple: “The course encompasses theory and practice.”

Synonymes: embrace, comprehend, cover

achieve

/əˈtʃiːv/

Exemple: “She achieved her goal after months of practice.”

Synonymes: attain, reach, accomplish