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appropriate

/əˈproʊ.pri.ət/

Traduction: Qui convient ou est adapté aux circonstances, au but ou à la situation ; qui est pertinent ou judicieux dans un contexte donné., Verbe signifiant prendre quelque chose pour son propre usage, généralement sans l'autorisation du propriétaire, ou allouer des fonds à un but spécifique.

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adjective

/əˈproʊ.pri.ət/B1formal
  • frQui convient ou est adapté aux circonstances, au but ou à la situation ; qui est pertinent ou judicieux dans un contexte donné.

Suitable or proper in the circumstances.

  1. Suitable or fittingB1formal

    Right or acceptable for a particular situation, purpose, or occasion.

    frQui convient, adapté

    • Formal attire is appropriate for the wedding.
    • This book is appropriate for children aged 8-12.
    • Is it appropriate to wear jeans to the interview?

    Synonymesapplicableappositeaproposaptcompatiblecongruousconvenientcorrectduefelicitousfittinggermanemeetopportuneproperrightseemlysuitable

    Antonymesimproperinapplicableinappropriateunfittingunsuitablewrong

  2. Proper or correctB2formal

    Suitable in terms of behavior, language, or action for the context.

    frapproprié, convenable

    • His comment was not appropriate for the classroom.
    • Choose the appropriate tool for the job.
    • That joke was not appropriate in polite company.

    Synonymesappositeaptcorrectfelicitousfittingpertinentproperrightsuitable

    Antonymesimproperinappropriateincorrectunsuitable

Formes
  • more appropriate comparative form
  • most appropriate superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/əˈprəʊ.pri.eɪt/C1formallegal
  • frVerbe signifiant prendre quelque chose pour son propre usage, généralement sans l'autorisation du propriétaire, ou allouer des fonds à un but spécifique.

A verb meaning to take something for one's own use, typically without the owner's permission, or to allocate funds for a specific purpose.

  1. Take possession without permissionB2formal

    To take something for one's own use, especially without the owner's permission.

    frs'approprier sans permission

    • The government appropriated the land for public use.
    • He was accused of appropriating company funds.
    • The army appropriated supplies from the village.

    Synonymesannexcommandeerconfiscateexpropriatehijackseizetakeusurp

    Antonymescederelinquishreturnyield

  2. Allocate or assignC1formal

    To set aside or allocate money or resources for a specific purpose.

    fraffecter

    • Congress appropriated funds for disaster relief.
    • The budget appropriates $10 million for education.
    • They appropriated resources to the new project.

    Synonymesallocateallotapportionassigndesignateearmarkreserveset aside

Formes
  • appropriated past participle
  • appropriated past simple
  • appropriating present participle
  • appropriates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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