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abode

/əˈbəʊd/

Traduction: Nom désignant le lieu où quelqu'un vit ou réside, comme une maison ou un logement., Verbe désignant l'action d'accepter, de supporter ou de se conformer à une règle ou à une décision, ainsi que le fait de rester ou de demeurer dans un lieu.

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noun

/əˈbəʊd/B2formal
  • frNom désignant le lieu où quelqu'un vit ou réside, comme une maison ou un logement.

A noun referring to a place where someone lives or resides, such as a house or home.

  1. Place of residenceB2formal

    A place where someone lives or stays for a period of time.

    frlieu de résidence

    • He returned to his humble abode after a long journey.
    • The letter was sent to her permanent abode.
    • They made their abode in a small cottage by the lake.

    Synonymesdomiciledwellinghabitationhomehouselodgingpadresidence

  2. Dwelling or homeB2formal

    A house, apartment, or other structure used as a home.

    frdemeure

    • The old abode was renovated into a modern home.
    • She invited us to her new abode for dinner.
    • The abandoned abode was overgrown with ivy.

    Synonymesdomiciledwellinghabitationhomehouselodgingresidence

Formes
  • abodes plural form
  • abodes' possessive plural form
  • abode's possessive singular form
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verb

abide/əˈbaɪd/C1formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action d'accepter, de supporter ou de se conformer à une règle ou à une décision, ainsi que le fait de rester ou de demeurer dans un lieu.

A verb used to indicate the act of accepting, tolerating, or following a rule or decision, or to remain in a place.

verbe irrégulier

  1. Accept or followB2formal

    To accept or act in accordance with a rule, decision, or recommendation.

    frSe conformer à

    • All participants must abide by the competition rules.
    • She promised to abide by the court's decision.
    • We must abide by the terms of the contract.

    Synonymesadherecomplyconformfollowobeyobserve

    Antonymesbreachcontravenedefydisobeyviolate

  2. Tolerate or endureC1formal

    To tolerate or withstand something unpleasant.

    frSupporter, tolérer

    • I cannot abide such rude behavior.
    • He can't abide the noise from the construction site.
    • She abides the long commute for the sake of her job.

    Synonymesacceptbearendurestandstomachsuffertaketoleratewithstand

    Antonymesdefyopposerefuserejectresist

  3. Live or resideC2formal

    To live or stay in a particular place.

    frRésider, demeurer

    • They abide in a small cottage by the sea.
    • The hermit abides alone in the forest.
    • He abides in the city during the winter months.

    Synonymesdwelllivelodgeresidesojournstay

Formes
  • abided past participle
  • abode past participle
  • abided past simple
  • abode past simple
  • abiding present participle
  • abides third person singular

Variantes phrasalabide by

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