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apropos

/ˌæp.rəˈpoʊ/

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adjective

/ˌæp.rəˈpoʊ/C2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что очень уместно в конкретной ситуации.

Describes something that is very appropriate to a particular situation.

  1. Relevant or appropriateC1formal

    Of a suitable or pertinent nature; fitting the situation.

    ruУместный

    • Her comment was quite apropos to the discussion.
    • The speaker's anecdote was apropos and well-received.
    • His advice was particularly apropos given the circumstances.

    Synonymsapplicableappositeappropriateaptfittinggermanepertinentrelevantsuitable

    Antonymsinappropriateinaptirrelevantunsuitable

  2. Timely or opportuneC1formal

    Happening at a favorable or suitable moment.

    ruСвоевременный

    • The arrival of the funds was apropos, just before the deadline.
    • Her suggestion came at an apropos moment during the meeting.
    • The rain stopped apropos for the outdoor ceremony.

    Synonymsappropriateaptopportuneseasonabletimelywell timed

    Antonymsinappropriateinopportuneunsuitableuntimely

  3. Introducing a new topicC2formal

    Used to introduce a different subject or to indicate that something is relevant to the current conversation.

    ruКстати

    • Apropos of nothing, he mentioned his vacation plans.
    • Apropos your earlier question, I have found the answer.
    • Apropos the budget, we need to discuss the new expenses.

    Synonymsby the wayconcerningincidentally

Forms
  • more apropos comparative form
  • most apropos superlative form
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adverb

/ˌæp.rəˈpəʊ/C2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее 'относительно' или 'касательно', часто используемое для введения релевантной темы или комментария. Также может означать 'кстати' или 'уместно' в контексте.

An adverb meaning 'with reference to' or 'concerning,' often used to introduce a relevant topic or comment. It can also mean 'appropriately' or 'opportunely' in context.

  1. Relevantly or pertinentlyC1formal

    In a way that is appropriate or relevant to the current situation or subject.

    ruУместно

    • His comment was apropos to the discussion about climate change.
    • She spoke apropos, addressing the main concerns of the audience.
    • The example he gave was particularly apropos to the argument.

    Synonymsappropriatelyaptlyfittinglypertinentlyrelevantlysuitably

    Antonymsimpertinentlyinappropriatelyirrelevantly

  2. At an opportune momentC1formal

    Happening at a suitable or timely moment.

    ruКстати

    • The rain stopped apropos, just as we were about to leave.
    • Her arrival was apropos, as we needed her expertise immediately.
    • The funding came apropos, saving the project from cancellation.

    Synonymsconvenientlyopportunelyseasonablytimely

    Antonymsinopportunelyunseasonablyuntimely

  3. Introducing a new topicC2formal

    Used to introduce a different or related topic; by the way.

    ruКстати

    • Apropos, have you heard about the new policy changes?
    • Apropos of nothing, she mentioned her vacation plans.
    • Apropos, I think we should discuss the budget next.

    Synonymsby the wayincidentally

    Antonymsinappropriatelyirrelevantly

Forms
  • more apropos comparative form
  • most apropos superlative form
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preposition

/ˌæprəˈpəʊ/C2formalbusiness
  • ruПредлог, заимствованный из французского, используемый в формальном и академическом контексте для обозначения связи, ссылки или уместности по отношению к ранее упомянутой теме, лицу или предмету — означает «по отношению к», «касательно» или «в связи с»; часто используется в форме «apropos of».

A preposition borrowed from French, used in formal and academic contexts to indicate a connection, reference, or relevance to a previously mentioned topic, person, or thing — meaning 'with regard to', 'concerning', or 'in connection with'; often appears as 'apropos of'.

  1. With regard to; concerning (reference to a topic)C2formalbusiness

    Used to introduce a remark, question, or statement that is connected to or relevant to something just mentioned; predominantly found in formal, academic, diplomatic, or literary discourse.

    ruкасательно, по поводу

    • Apropos what you said yesterday, I think you made the right decision.
    • Apropos the proposed changes, I think more information is needed.
    • I had an email from Sally yesterday — apropos of which, did you send her that article?
  2. In connection with; related to (thematic relevance)C2formalpolitical

    Indicates that something is thematically linked, pertinent, or appropriate to a subject under discussion; formal usage, sometimes appearing in the fixed phrase 'apropos of'.

    ruв связи с, применительно к

    • Apropos of nothing, have you heard the latest news?
    • He made a comment apropos the new regulations.
    • Research findings apropos climate policy were presented at the conference.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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