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Que veut dire « survey » en français ?

États-Unis /ˈsɝveɪ/ · Royaume-Uni /ˈsɜːveɪ/

survey en français : enquête, sondage, étude générale, vue d’ensemble, panorama, inspection

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ENQUÊTEB1

enquête, sondage

Étude qui pose des questions à des personnes pour connaître leurs opinions ou leurs expériences.

En anglais simple : A study that asks people questions to find out their opinions or experiences.

  • Please complete this short survey.
  • Our survey asked parents about school meals.
  • The surveys showed that most customers were satisfied.

Comment l'utiliser : a survey of someone (A survey of students showed strong support.); a survey on something (We conducted a survey on travel habits.)

Synonymes : poll, questionnaire

Expressions courantes : conduct a survey, complete a survey, survey results

EXAMEN GÉNÉRALC1

étude générale, vue d’ensemble

Étude globale d’un sujet ou d’un lieu pour en comprendre les principales caractéristiques.

En anglais simple : A general look at a subject or place to understand its main features.

  • We made a survey of local shops.
  • An initial survey revealed several possible sites.
  • The report includes a broad survey of the market.

Comment l'utiliser : a survey of something (We began with a survey of the area.)

Synonymes : overview, review

Expressions courantes : survey of something, general survey, broad survey

VUE D’ENSEMBLEC1

vue d’ensemble, panorama

Livre, article ou présentation qui décrit les principaux aspects d’un sujet.

En anglais simple : A book, article, or account that describes the main parts of a subject.

  • This book is a survey of modern art.
  • The opening chapter gives a short survey of the subject.
  • Students read two survey papers before choosing a topic.

Comment l'utiliser : a survey of something (The course offers a survey of European history.)

Synonymes : overview, introduction

Expressions courantes : survey of something, survey paper, historical survey

INSPECTIONC1

inspection, expertise

Examen attentif de quelque chose pour déterminer son état, sa quantité, sa qualité ou sa valeur.

En anglais simple : A careful check of something to find its condition, amount, quality, or value.

  • The house needs a structural survey.
  • A survey found damage to the bridge.
  • We arranged a survey before buying the property.

Comment l'utiliser : a survey of something (The survey of the roof revealed several leaks.)

Synonymes : inspection, examination, assessment

Expressions courantes : building survey, structural survey, survey of something

LEVÉ TOPOGRAPHIQUEB2

levé topographique

Mesure d’un terrain pour déterminer sa forme, sa taille et sa position, souvent afin de dresser une carte.

En anglais simple : Measuring an area of land to find its shape, size, and position, often to make a map.

  • We need a land survey.
  • The survey showed the exact boundary.
  • Engineers used aerial surveys to map the coast.

Comment l'utiliser : a survey of somewhere (They completed a survey of the building site.)

Expressions courantes : land survey, aerial survey, survey of something

REVUE DE LITTÉRATUREC1

revue de littérature

Lecture de nombreux livres et articles sur un sujet pour comprendre les connaissances déjà disponibles.

En anglais simple : Reading many books and articles about one subject to understand what is already known.

  • Start with a survey of the literature.
  • Her survey covered research published over twenty years.
  • A careful survey of earlier studies revealed a gap.

Comment l'utiliser : a survey of something (He completed a survey of existing research.)

Synonymes : literature review

Expressions courantes : literature survey, survey of literature

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MENER UNE ENQUÊTEB2

interroger, sonder

Poser des questions à un groupe de personnes pour connaître leurs opinions ou leurs expériences.

En anglais simple : To ask a group of people questions to learn about their opinions or experiences.

  • We survey our customers every year.
  • The researchers surveyed students about sleep.
  • Have you surveyed the people who live nearby?

Comment l'utiliser : survey someone about something (They surveyed parents about the new timetable.)

Synonymes : poll, question

Expressions courantes : survey customers, survey someone about something, survey local residents

EXAMEN GLOBALC1

examiner, observer

Examiner attentivement quelque chose dans son ensemble pour le comprendre.

En anglais simple : To look carefully at something as a whole to understand it.

  • She stopped to survey the room.
  • We surveyed the available options before deciding.
  • He surveyed the scene from the doorway.

Synonymes : examine, review, look over

Expressions courantes : survey the scene, survey something carefully, survey the situation, survey the landscape

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