KGB espionage

en tant que

as…

dissimuler

conceal/hide

attirerait

would attract

les sciences sociales

the study of human society and social relationships.

incluant

including or comprising

volontariat

the practice of offering services voluntarily without pay.

ramasser

to gather or collect

impliquer

to involve or entail

soutenir

to support or uphold

l’argent de poche

money given to children for personal use

lancer

to throw or launch

hache

a tool with a heavy bladed head used for chopping, splitting, or piercing.

devoiler

to reveal or disclose

papoter

to chat or talk casually

incongrue

not in harmony or agreement

l’occident

refers to the Western world, particularly in terms of culture, politics, and geography.

verrait

would see or would notice

l’entretien

refers to a conversation or interview, often used in the context of discussions or dialogues.

epreuves

refers to trials or tests, often used to describe challenges or hardships faced by individuals or groups.

postuler

to apply for a position or role

accomplit

to achieve or accomplish something successfully.

foyer

a place of residence or home, often associated with warmth and family.

dirigeais

to lead or direct a group or organization.

deploie

to spread out or utilize resources effectively.

ailes

wings or sections of a building, often used for specific purposes or activities.

affichage

the act of displaying information or announcements publicly.

tractage

the distribution of flyers or pamphlets to promote an event or cause.

encadrer

to frame or surround something, often used in the context of providing guidance or structure.

parallele

A line or surface that runs alongside another, maintaining a constant distance from it.

viriles

Characteristics or qualities traditionally associated with masculinity.

saut en parachute

The act of jumping from an aircraft and descending to the ground using a parachute.

enquete

A systematic investigation or survey designed to gather information or opinions from a group of people.

voisinage

The area surrounding a particular place, often referring to the relationships and interactions among nearby residents.

epreuve

A test or trial used to assess someone's abilities, skills, or performance in a specific area.

soupconne

A feeling or belief that someone is guilty of wrongdoing, often based on limited evidence.

nefastes

Referring to harmful or detrimental effects, often associated with negative consequences.