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abuse

/əˈbjuːs/

Traduction: Nom désignant un mauvais traitement, nuisible ou injuste infligé à une personne, un animal, une substance ou un système, incluant souvent un préjudice physique, verbal ou émotionnel. Peut aussi référer à un usage excessif ou inapproprié de quelque chose., Verbe désignant le fait d'utiliser quelque chose de manière nuisible, incorrecte ou excessive, ou de traiter quelqu'un avec cruauté ou violence.

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noun

/əˈbjuːs/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un mauvais traitement, nuisible ou injuste infligé à une personne, un animal, une substance ou un système, incluant souvent un préjudice physique, verbal ou émotionnel. Peut aussi référer à un usage excessif ou inapproprié de quelque chose.

A noun referring to the improper, harmful, or unjust treatment of a person, animal, substance, or system, often involving physical, verbal, or emotional harm.

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  1. Cruel or violent treatmentB2formal

    The improper or harmful treatment of a person or animal, often involving physical or emotional harm.

    frMauvais traitements

    • The organization works to prevent child abuse.
    • He suffered years of emotional abuse from his partner.
    • Animal abuse is a serious crime in many countries.

    Synonymesbrutalitycrueltyharmill-treatmentinjurymaltreatmentmistreatmentviolence

    Antonymescaregentlenesskindnessprotection

  2. Insulting languageB2formal

    Rude or offensive words directed at someone.

    frinjures

    • The player was sent off for shouting abuse at the referee.
    • She endured a stream of verbal abuse from the angry customer.
    • Hate speech and racial abuse are unacceptable in any society.

    Synonymesdefamationinvectivename callingrevilementscurrilityvilificationvituperation

    Antonymescomplimentpraise

  3. Misuse of somethingB2formal

    The improper or excessive use of something, especially a substance or a position of power.

    frMauvais usage, usage abusif

    • Drug abuse can lead to serious health problems.
    • The investigation revealed widespread abuse of public funds.
    • Alcohol abuse is a major concern in many communities.

    Synonymesexploitationmisapplicationmisuseperversion

Formes
  • abuses plural form
  • abuses' possessive plural form
  • abuse's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/əˈbjuːz/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant le fait d'utiliser quelque chose de manière nuisible, incorrecte ou excessive, ou de traiter quelqu'un avec cruauté ou violence.

A verb used to indicate the act of using something in a harmful, improper, or excessive way, or treating someone with cruelty or violence.

  1. Misuse or mistreatB2formal

    To use something in a harmful, improper, or excessive way.

    frMaltraiter ou mésuser

    • He abused his power as manager by favoring his friends.
    • She abused the trust placed in her by the company.
    • They abused the system to get extra benefits.

    Synonymesexploitmaltreatmisapplymishandlemistreatmisusepervert

    Antonymescarecherishprotectrespect

  2. Treat cruelly or violentlyB2formal

    To treat someone with cruelty or violence, especially regularly or repeatedly.

    frmaltraiter

    • The prisoner was physically abused by the guards.
    • She was emotionally abused by her partner for years.
    • Children should never be abused in any way.

    Synonymesassaultbatterbeatharmhurtill-treatinjuremaltreatmistreatmisuse

    Antonymescarecherishnurtureprotect

  3. Speak insultinglyB2formal

    To speak to someone in an insulting, offensive, or harsh manner.

    frInjurier

    • The coach verbally abused the players after the loss.
    • He was arrested for abusing a police officer.
    • She felt humiliated after being abused in public.

    Synonymesberatecurseinsultrevilescoldupbraidvilifyvituperate

    Antonymescommendcomplimentflatterpraise

Formes
  • abused past participle
  • abused past simple
  • abusing present participle
  • abuses third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Conditions héritées

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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