French Vocabulary B2

Level: B2 · French

20 words

FrenchMeaningExample sentence
ambiguïtéThe quality of being open to more than one interpretation.La déclaration du politicien était pleine d'ambiguïté.
The politician's statement was full of ambiguity.
précautionA measure taken in advance to prevent a risk.Il est important de prendre des précautions lors de la manipulation de produits chimiques.
It is important to take precautions when handling chemicals.
répercussionAn indirect consequence of an event or action.La crise économique a eu des répercussions sur le marché de l'emploi.
The economic crisis had repercussions on the job market.
subtilitéThe quality of being finely perceptible or delicate.La subtilité de son humour n'est pas toujours comprise.
The subtlety of his humor is not always understood.
éloquenceThe art of speaking well and persuading by speech.Son éloquence lors de la conférence a impressionné le public.
His eloquence during the conference impressed the audience.
consensusAgreement between several people, a common opinion.Le consensus sur le projet a été atteint après de longues discussions.
Consensus on the project was reached after long discussions.
introspectionInternal observation, examination of one's own thoughts.L'introspection est essentielle pour le développement personnel.
Introspection is essential for personal development.
nuanceA subtle variation in tone, meaning, or feeling.Comprendre les nuances d'une langue peut être difficile.
Understanding the nuances of a language can be difficult.
réticentHesitant to say or do something.Il était réticent à accepter l'offre sans plus d'informations.
He was reluctant to accept the offer without more information.
perplexitéA state of being puzzled or unable to decide.La complexité du problème a causé une grande perplexité.
The complexity of the problem caused great perplexity.
persuaderto convince someone to do or believe somethingIl a réussi à persuader ses parents de le laisser partir en voyage seul.
He managed to persuade his parents to let him travel alone.
préjudicedamage caused to someone or somethingLes rumeurs ont causé un grand préjudice à sa réputation.
The rumors caused great damage to his reputation.
émancipationliberation from a dependency or authorityL'émancipation des femmes a été un long combat au XXe siècle.
The emancipation of women was a long struggle in the 20th century.
concilierto find a balance between multiple thingsElle doit concilier sa vie professionnelle et sa vie familiale.
She has to balance her professional and family life.
négligerto not give enough attention to somethingIl ne faut pas négliger sa santé même en période de stress.
One should not neglect their health even during stressful times.

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