French to English Vocabulary Quiz

French to English Translation

• énorme - huge
• élève - pupil
• étude, enquête - survey
• moyen - average
• évaluer - assess
• capacités - skills
• retour (sur expérience) - feedback
• faire un pas - to take a step
• apprendre - to learn
• enseigner - to teach
• équilibre - balance
• attraper - to catch
• juste - fair
• répétitions - reps
• séries - sets
• glisser - slide
• étirer - to stretch
• lancer - to throw
• travail d’équipe - teamwork
• protection - pad
• jeu de jambes - footwork
• donner un coup de pieds - to kick
• faire un pas en arrière - to take a step back
• vers l’avant - forward
• vers l’arrière - backward
• sur le côté - on the side
• changer de côté - switch sides
• 1er avril - April Fool’s Day
• maladie cardiaque - heart disease
• la santé - health
• rythme cardiaque - heart rate
• outil - tool
• défi - challenge
• handicap - disability
• handicapé - disabled
• aveugle - blind
• muet - mute
• sourd - deaf
• béquille - crutch
• chirurgie - surgery
• un bleu - a bruise
• une coupure - a cut
• mal de tête - headache
• épuiser (physiquement) - to exhaust
• repos - rest
• récupération - recovery
• douleur - pain
• douloureux - painful
• sans douleur - painless
• sans effort - effortless
• trauma cranien - concussion
• équilibre - balance
• prothèse - prosthetic
• orteil - toe
• étirement - stretching
• marque - brand
• logo - logo
• slogan - slogan
• jingle - jingle
• confiant - confident
• travaille dur - hard-working
• de confiance - trustworthy
• juste - fair
• de bonne volonté - willing
• réussite - achievement
• travail d’équipe - teamwork
• événement - event
• pub - ad
• diffuser - to broadcast
• utiliser - to use
• vendre - to sell
• acheter - to buy
• produits dérivés - tie-ins
• promouvoir - to promote
• être d’accord - to agree
• tâches, devoirs - duties
• but - goal
• problème - issue
• réunion - meeting
• rendez-vous (pro) - appointment
• sécurité - safety
• gérer - to handle, to manage
• en dehors du terrain - off field
• performance max - peak performance
• exercices - drill
• tirer - to shoot
• attraper - to catch
• lancer - to throw
• faiblesse - weakness
• force - strength
• patinage - ice skating
• natation - swimming
• être licencié - to be fired
• comportement - behavior
• s’échauffer - to warm up
• rythme cardiaque - heart rate
• se blesser - to injure oneself
• amplitude - range of motion
• efficace - effective
• bas du corps - lower body
• haut du corps - upper body
• articulation - joint
• vers l’avant - forward
• vers l’arrière - backward
• faire tourner - to rotate
• hanche - hip
• épaule - shoulder
• haltères - dumbbells
• corde à sauter - skipping rope
• chrono - timer
• palmes - flippers
• pointes (athlé) - spikes
• boussole - compass
• tapis -mat
• tapis de course - treadmill
• crampons - cleats

Physical Education Topics

• Assessing Student Skills: Teachers assess student skills using both quantitative and qualitative methods.
• Providing Feedback: Regular student feedback is crucial for improvement.
• Safety: Safety is a priority in physical education, ensuring students are equipped with proper safety gear and knowledge.
• Teamwork: Teamwork is essential for successful group activities.
• Physical Education Benefits: Physical education promotes health, teamwork, and enjoyment of physical activity.
• Adapting PE for Disabled Students: Physical education can be modified and adapted for students with disabilities, using tools like crutches, prosthetics, and alternative activities.
• Sports Marketing: Sport marketing uses various strategies like advertisement, promotions, and public relations to promote athletic events.
• Branding: Brands are recognized through their logos, slogans, jingles, and successful accomplishments.
• Managing a Sports Program: This involves planning, budgeting, coordinating events, and maintaining safety.
• Off-Field Performance: Factors like behavior, dedication, and communication influence performance beyond the sport itself.
• Physical Training: Physical training includes activities like drills, stretching, and strength training to improve physical fitness.
• Injuries: Understanding injuries, their causes, and proper recovery is crucial for athlete safety.
• Equipment: Physical education utilizes various equipment, including dumbbells, skipping ropes, and treadmills.

Physical Education Terminology

• Énorme means huge or massive.
• Elève means pupil or student.
• Étude means survey or research.
• Moyen refers to average or medium.
• Évaluer means to assess or evaluate.
• Capacités refers to skills or abilities.
• Retour (sur expérience) means feedback or review.
• Faire un pas means to take a step.
• Apprendre means to learn.
• Enseigner means to teach.

Physical Activities

• Équilibre means balance.
• Attraper means to catch something.
• Juste is a synonym for fair.
• Répétitions are reps or repetitions of an exercise.
• Séries are sets of exercises.
• Glisser means to slide.
• Étirer means to stretch.
• Lancer means to throw.
• Travail d'équipe means teamwork.
• Protection refers to a pad or protective gear.
• Jeu de jambes refers to footwork.
• Donner un coup de pieds means to kick.
• Faire un pas en arrière means to take a step back.
• Vers l'avant means forward.
• Vers l'arrière means backward.
• Sur le côté means on the side.
• Changer de côté means to switch sides.

Health and Fitness

• Maladie cardiaque refers to heart disease.
• La santé refers to health.
• Rythme cardiaque refers to heart rate.
• Outil means tool.
• Défi means a challenge.
• Handicap refers to a disability.
• Handicapé means disabled.
• Aveugle means blind.
• Muet means mute.
• Sourd means deaf.
• Béquille refers to a crutch.
• Chirurgie refers to surgery.
• Un bleu refers to a bruise.
• Une coupure refers to a cut.
• Mal de tête refers to a headache.
• Épuiser (physiquement) means to exhaust.
• Repos means rest.
• Récupération means recovery.
• Douleur means pain.
• Douloureux means painful.
• Sans douleur means painless.
• Sans effort means effortless.
• Trauma cranien refers to a concussion.
• Équilibre means balance.
• Prothèse refers to a prosthetic.
• Orteil refers to a toe.
• Étirement refers to stretching.

Marketing and Branding

• Marque means a brand.
• Logo refers to a logo.
• Slogan refers to a slogan.
• Jingle refers to a jingle.
• Confiant means confident.
• Travaille dur means hard-working.
• De confiance means trustworthy.
• Juste refers to fair.
• De bonne volonté means willing.
• Réussite means achievement.
• Travail d'équipe means teamwork.
• Événement means an event.
• Pub refers to an advertisement.
• Diffuser means to broadcast.
• Utiliser means to use.
• Vendre means to sell.
• Acheter means to buy.
• Produits dérivés refers to tie-ins.
• Promouvoir means to promote.
• Être d'accord means to agree.

Business and Management

• Tâches refers to duties.
• But means a goal.
• Problème refers to an issue or problem.
• Réunion refers to a meeting.
• Rendez-vous refers to a meeting or appointment.
• Sécurité means safety.
• Gérer means to handle or manage.
• En dehors du terrain means off field.
• Performance max refers to peak performance.

Sports and Fitness

• Exercices are drills or workouts.
• Tirer means to shoot.
• Attraper means to catch.
• Lancer means to throw.
• Faiblesse means weakness.
• Force means strength.
• Patinage means ice skating.
• Natation means swimming.
• Être licencié means to be fired.
• Comportement refers to behavior.
• S'échauffer means to warm up.
• Rythme cardiaque refers to heart rate.
• Se blesser means to injure oneself.
• Amplitude refers to the range of motion.
• Efficace means effective.
• Bas du corps refers to the lower body.
• Haut du corps refers to the upper body.
• Articulation refers to a joint.
• Vers l'avant means forward.
• Vers l'arrière means backward.
• Faire tourner means to rotate.
• Hanche refers to the hip.
• Épaule refers to the shoulder.
• Haltères refers to dumbbells.
• Corde à sauter refers to a skipping rope.
• Chrono refers to a timer.
• Palmes refers to flippers.
• Pointes (athlé) refers to spikes.
• Boussole refers to a compass.
• Tapis refers to a mat.
• Tapis de course refers to a treadmill.
• Crampons refers to cleats.