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Nous avons maintenant fini 150 cours d'anglais audio et vidéo couvrant les principaux aspects de Vocabulaire anglais des affaires. Le vocabulaire est présenté en contexte à l'aide de conversations et de visuels réalistes et chaque leçon comprend une transcription PDF téléchargeable et des quiz en ligne pour une pratique supplémentaire. En plus de nos cours de vocabulaire, nous avons une grande sélection de cours sur idiomes de l'anglais des affaires et collocations.

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Actualités en anglais des affaires 53 – TikTok

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Actualités en anglais des affaires 53 - TikTok

Dans ce Anglais des affaires Leçon de nouvelles que nous regardons Vocabulaire anglais des affaires related to technology and TikTok.

It seems like every week there’s news of another attempt to ban TikTok. En effet, the federal government and half the states in the U.S. have outlawed use of the app on government-owned devices. Never before has there been such a reaction to an app’s sudden popularity. So just how did the app reach one billion downloads and 150 million active users in the U.S.? According to the Guardian:

TikTok owes its phenomenal success to a host of canny choices. They feature easy-to-use video, with creation tools that blur the line between creator and consumer. Their vast library of licensed music allows teens to soundtrack their clips without fear of copyright strikes. And a billion-dollar advertising campaign on Facebook brought in new users as quickly as Zuckerberg’s company could send them over.

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Actualités en anglais des affaires 52 – ChatGPT

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Actualités en anglais des affaires 52 - ChatGPT

Dans ce Anglais des affaires Leçon de nouvelles que nous regardons Vocabulaire anglais des affaires related to artificial intelligence and ChatGPT.

For a while, it seemed like the hype around artificial intelligence had died down. But a recent development in AI has taken the world by storm. It’s called ChatGPT, and unless you live in a cave, you’ve surely heard about it. But what exactly is it? As the Guardian explains:

Trained by AI and machine learning, ChatGPT is designed to provide information and answer questions through a conversational interface. OpenAI said the new AI was created with a focus on ease of use. “The dialog format makes it possible for ChatGPT to answer follow-up questions, admit its mistakes, challenge incorrect premises, and reject inappropriate requests.”

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BEP 394 – Idiomes anglais sur les parties du corps (2)

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BEP 394 - Idiomes anglais sur les parties du corps (2)

Bienvenue dans le module d'anglais des affaires pour la leçon d'aujourd'hui sur idiomes de l'anglais des affaires based on the human body.

In your time studying English have you ever heard the expression “to learn something by heart?” Maybe you had to learn an English song by heart. Or maybe it was verb conjugations, or a list of vocabulary that your teacher made you learn “by heart.” And maybe you know that learning something by heart means memorizing it, which is kind of strange when you consider our memory is in our brain, not our heart!

But “to learn by heart” is an idiom. And English has thousands and thousands of idioms. It’s one thing that makes English really hard to learn. But you’ll find that Idiomes anglais tend to rely on certain themes or metaphors, like body parts. And today we’ll look at some idioms that refer to brains, ears, hearts, hands, lips, fingers, and even heels.

Dans cette leçon, we’ll rejoin a conversation between Maria and Trevor. They are friends and former colleagues who are meeting for coffee to chat about their work situations. In their conversation they use many different idioms related to human body parts. See if you can spot some of these idioms as you listen, and I’ll explain them later in the debrief.

Questions d'écoute

1. How does Maria describe her CEO?
2. What does Trevor say when Maria tells him she has a secret?
3. What has Maria seen happen to other companies that makes her afraid of starting her own?

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BEP 393 – Idiomes anglais sur les parties du corps (1)

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BEP 393 - Idiomes anglais sur les parties du corps (1)

Bienvenue dans le module d'anglais des affaires pour la leçon d'aujourd'hui sur Idiomes anglais related to different parts of the body.

Now you probably already know that when I said “head over to” the website, I meant you should go look at the website. Even if you didn’t know that particular expression, you could probably guess the meaning from my sentence. “Head over to” is a kind of idiom, and English has a lot of idioms, as you’ve probably noticed!

En réalité, there are many common sources of idioms. And one interesting source is the human body. There are a few body parts in particular that have generated a lot of idioms. English has dozens of idioms just with the words “head” and “hands.” But there are idioms using all different parts of the body, and that’s what we’re going to learn about today.

Dans cette leçon, we’ll listen to a conversation between two friends and former colleagues: Maria and Trevor. They’re meeting for coffee and are eager to catch up after not seeing each other for a while. Maria and Trevor talk about their different work situations. Au cours de leur conversation, ils utilisent beaucoup Idiomes anglais related to the human body. Voyez si vous pouvez en repérer certains au fur et à mesure que nous parcourons la boîte de dialogue, et nous les expliquerons plus tard dans le débriefing.

Questions d'écoute

1. How does Trevor agree with Maria’s assessment of her old boss Roger?
2. How does Maria describe her ten years of working at Trevor’s company?
3. What does Maria say about the attitude of the people she works with?

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Actualités en anglais des affaires 51 – Energy Costs

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Actualités en anglais des affaires 51 - Energy Costs

Dans ce Anglais des affaires Leçon de nouvelles que nous regardons Vocabulaire anglais des affaires related to energy costs.

Consumers around the world are feeling the pinch as inflation bites. And it’s not just at the grocery store. Prices are going up across the board. A key factor driving this rampant inflation is the cost of energy, which impacts all industries and translates into even higher prices for the average consumer.

A global surge in wholesale power and gas prices means households across Europe face higher energy bills this year and beyond. In the worst-case scenario, many of the region’s most vulnerable are facing fuel poverty according to consumer groups. Prices started to rise above historical levels last September and have soared further this year.

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