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abrupt

/əˈbrʌpt/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose de soudain, inattendu, ou brusque dans la manière, ainsi qu'une pente raide.

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adjective

/əˈbrʌpt/B2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose de soudain, inattendu, ou brusque dans la manière, ainsi qu'une pente raide.

Describes something that is sudden, unexpected, or curt in manner.

  1. Sudden and unexpectedB2formal

    Happening quickly and without warning.

    frSoudain et inattendu

    • The meeting came to an abrupt end when the fire alarm went off.
    • There was an abrupt change in the weather.
    • His abrupt departure surprised everyone.

    Synonymeshastyimmediateinstantaneousprecipitatequickrapidsuddenunexpectedunforeseen

    Antonymesexpectedgradual

  2. Rude or curtB2formal

    Speaking or behaving in a way that seems unfriendly or rude because of being too quick or direct.

    frBrutal, sec

    • She gave an abrupt reply and walked away.
    • His tone was abrupt and dismissive.
    • I didn't mean to sound so abrupt; I was just in a hurry.

    Synonymesbluntbrusquecurtdiscourteousgruffsharpshortsnappishterseunceremonious

    Antonymescourteousdiplomaticgenialgraciouspolitesuavetactful

  3. Steep or sharpC1formal

    Describing a slope or incline that is very steep.

    frAbrupt (pente raide)

    • The path made an abrupt descent into the valley.
    • The cliff had an abrupt drop to the ocean below.
    • We had to climb an abrupt hill to reach the summit.

    Synonymesprecipitoussheersteepvertical

    Antonymeseasygentlegradualsloping

Formes
  • more abrupt comparative form
  • most abrupt superlative form
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