- to permit, help, improve, allow, enable, advise, support, entitle , empower , let, grant
- Charles Darwin's theory of evolution was one of the most significant in Biology.
- Europeans learned/learnt all they knew about biology from the Middle East
- useful, helpful , practical, convenient , handy , meaningful , worthwhile, profitable , beneficial, effective, efficient, purposeful , skillful
- to increase, grow, raise, rise, expand , swell , soar, rocket , skyrocket, surge, escalate , improve, intensify, spread, lenghten , widen , accrue ,proliferate, multiply, mushroom , augment, inflate , enhance , boost , worsen
- JP séance 4 (promesse de longue durée) : La commune avait prévu une clause par laquelle elle se réservait le droit de contrôler le caractère non spéculatif de l'opération immobilière (prix de vente et prix de location) poursuivi par l'acquéreur, ici clause jugée exorbitante du droit commun
- dangerous, hazardous, risky, perilous, threatening, menacing, jeopardising , harmful, noxious , toxic, detrimental, insecure, unsafe, precarious
- JP séance 5 (Frontières entre promesse unilatérale et promesse synallagmatique de vente) : La C.Cass a déjà admis que lorsque la PUV et la PUA ont le même objet, mêmes conditions et sont conclues par les mêmes parties, requalification en PSV
- good, valid, deserving, beneficial, favourable, advantageous, attractive, high-quality, efficient, reliable, safe, sound, suitable, appropriate
- show, indicate, express, illustrate, shed light on, reflect, reveal
- important, principal, main, consequential , momentous (capital), outstanding, formidable, chief, essential, key, major, dominant, crucial, vital, critical, significant, valuable, paramount, influential, a cornerstone
- problem, question, issue, quandary, a critical siuation, dilemma, inconvenience
- What skill is a scientist using when they listen to the sounds that whales make ?
- Which question would be the best high-level scientific question?
- Humankind's actions have negative effects on the....
- small, minor, secondary, insignificant, inadequate, limited
- big, large, huge, tremendous, broad, significant, outstanding, influential
- Farmers that grow .... like cereals and vegetables normally have to work very hard.
- Bad, harmful, detrimental, damaging, disastrous, appaling, inhuman, awkward, unsuitable, inaccurate, useless, poor
- When you decide whether or not the data supports the original hypothesis, you are