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american dream

/əˈmerɪkən driːm/

Traduction: Éthos national des États-Unis, ensemble d'idéaux (liberté, opportunités et prospérité) selon lequel, grâce au travail acharné et à la détermination, chacun peut réussir et connaître une mobilité sociale, indépendamment de ses origines.

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/əˈmerɪkən driːm/B2formalamericanpolitical
  • frÉthos national des États-Unis, ensemble d'idéaux (liberté, opportunités et prospérité) selon lequel, grâce au travail acharné et à la détermination, chacun peut réussir et connaître une mobilité sociale, indépendamment de ses origines.

A national ethos of the United States, the set of ideals (freedom, opportunity, and prosperity) which suggests that through hard work and determination, anyone can achieve success and upward social mobility, regardless of their background.

  1. Ideal of prosperity and successB2formalamerican

    The belief that anyone in the United States can achieve success and upward social mobility through hard work and determination, regardless of their background.

    frrêve américain

    • Many immigrants came to America seeking the American dream.
    • He believed that owning a home was part of the American dream.
    • The American dream is often associated with financial freedom and a better life for one's children.
  2. Cultural conceptB2formalamerican

    A set of ideals (freedom, equality, opportunity) that are considered central to the American identity.

    frrêve américain

    • The American dream is a recurring theme in literature and film.
    • Critics argue that the American dream is becoming harder to achieve.
    • For many, the American dream includes a good education and a stable job.