Mots difficiles en anglais
underdog
(=player, competitor, team) outsider
the underdog (in society) les opprimés
the underdog (in society) les opprimés
underdog
(=player, competitor, team) outsider
the underdog (in society) les opprimés Labour, constantly reassuring the middle class, was no longer the party of the underdog.
the underdog (in society) les opprimés Labour, constantly reassuring the middle class, was no longer the party of the underdog.
underrate
sous-estimer « the most underratted aspect of SEO is video »
unhinged
dérangé, détraqué « he's unhinged. »
unleash
[fury, passion, violence] déchaîner → « the fury unleashed by the proposals. »
entraîner, déclencher → a ruling that could unleash a torrent of litigation.
entraîner, déclencher → a ruling that could unleash a torrent of litigation.
unrequited love
amour non partagé, à sens unique « his unrequited love for a married woman. »
unwind
se détendre
→ Reading is a good way to unwind.
→ It is the perfect place to unwind
dérouler [+bandage, scarf, rope] → Francis was unwinding his bandage. → She unwound the scarf and put it on the table.
dérouler [+bandage, scarf, rope] → Francis was unwinding his bandage. → She unwound the scarf and put it on the table.
upfront
[person] franc they tended to have a much more up-front attitude you should be up front about it.
upheaval
bouleversement, agitation « the club has been through a lot of upheaval » « a period of great political upheaval. »
upmost
fig.: le plus haut, supérieur. « It is the upmost importance that our children get the best education we can provide for them. »
uprising
soulèvement, insurrection → a popular uprising against the authoritarian government
uptown
des quartiers résidentiels
uptown
quartiers résidentiels, quartiers chics
huppé
uptown girl = bourgeoise
huppé
uptown girl = bourgeoise