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adventure

/ədˈven.tʃər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une expérience ou une entreprise captivante, inhabituelle ou risquée, souvent liée à des issues inconnues.

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noun

/ədˈven.tʃər/A2formal
  • frNom désignant une expérience ou une entreprise captivante, inhabituelle ou risquée, souvent liée à des issues inconnues.

A noun referring to an exciting, unusual, or risky experience or undertaking, often involving unknown outcomes.

  1. Exciting experienceA2formal

    An exciting or unusual experience, often involving risk or danger.

    frAventure (expérience excitante)

    • Climbing the mountain was a great adventure.
    • They went on an adventure to explore the jungle.
    • Her trip to Africa was full of adventures.

    Synonymesenterpriseescapadeexpeditionexploitexplorationfeatmissionquestundertakingventure

    Antonymesboredommonotonyroutinestagnation

  2. Risk-taking for gainB2informal

    An action or enterprise that involves risk in the hope of achieving a positive outcome.

    frEntreprise risquée

    • Starting a new business is always an adventure.
    • He saw the investment as a financial adventure.
    • Their plan was a wild adventure that could either succeed or fail.

    Synonymesenterpriseexploitgamblespeculationundertakingventure

    Antonymescautionconservatismprudencesafetysecurity

  3. Story of adventureA2informal

    A narrative or book involving exciting events and journeys.

    frRécit d'aventures

    • I love reading adventure books like Treasure Island.
    • This movie is an exciting adventure story.
    • The novel is a classic adventure tale.

    Synonymesepicnarrativeromancesagatale

Formes
  • adventures plural form
  • adventures' possessive plural form
  • adventure's possessive singular form
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