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    Abreviations (English exercise n°3208 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Abreviations

    Abréviations anglaises

    Quelques abréviations utilisées régulièrement dans le langage courant:


    AbréviationsTerme en entierSignification
    absabdominalsabdominaux
    approxapproximatelyapproximativement
    acctaccountcompte
    asstassistantassistant
    bicarbbicarbonate of sodabicarbonate de soude
    brillbrilliantgénial, magnifique
    burbssuburbsbanlieue
    chemochemotherapychimiothérapie
    chocchocolatechocolat
    condocondominiumappartement dans un immeuble en copropriété
    decafdecaffeneiteddecaféiné
    delidelicatessenépicerie fine, traiteur
    demodemonstrationdémonstration
    deptdepartmentdépartement
    emceeMC (Master of Ceremonies)animateur, maître de cérémonie
    holsholidaysvacances
    introintroductionintroduction
    libliberationlibération
    limolimousinelimousine
    margmargarinemargarine
    obitobituarynotice nécrologique
    pics / pixpicturesimages, photos
    quandsquadricepsquadriceps
    rec roomrecreation roomsalle de jeux dans une maison (US) ou salle de détente dans un hôpital ou un hôtel
    roachescockroachescafards
    slow-moslow motionralenti
    specsspectacleslunettes
    turpsturpentineessence de térébenthine
    veggiesvegetarianvégétariens





    English exercise "Abreviations" created by webmaster (15-08-2005) with The test builder
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    1. I'm too big. I eat too much .
    2. We would like to know what your software is like. Why don't you give us a of your new software?
    3. I've never been there. It's too far in the . I prefer the town center.
    4. Let's meet there at half past ten - or maybe quarter to eleven.
    5. This new brand of is just delicious. It's the best coffee on Earth!
    6. He's very ill. He's been extremely tired since his .
    7. The best sandwiches in town are at the . It's the best place to buy good meals and sandwiches.
    8. When I am rich, I will buy a big . I will give you my Mini.
    9. They don't eat meat. They are .
    10. Wow! I love these jeans! They are wonderful! They're !
    11. What a handsome man! Have you seen his lovely ?
    12. Philip's my new . He helps me at work.
    13. Yuk! This apartment's filthy. There are a lot of everywhere.
    14. Are you going anywhere special on your ?
    15. I feel sick. Have you got any ?
    16. I'm short-sighted. I need my to read my book!
    17. I knew he'd died. I saw his in the Times.
    18. New York City must be a wonderful place. Send me some on the internet if you can.
    19. I don't want ! Haven't you got any butter?
    20. I saw the race in , it was superb. I've seen everything.







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