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aura

/ˈɔː.rə/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'atmosphère distinctive, la qualité ou l'énergie qui semblent entourer et émaner d'une personne, d'un lieu ou d'un objet.

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/ˈɔː.rə/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'atmosphère distinctive, la qualité ou l'énergie qui semblent entourer et émaner d'une personne, d'un lieu ou d'un objet.

A noun referring to a distinctive atmosphere, quality, or energy that seems to surround and be emitted by a person, place, or thing.

  1. Atmosphere or feelingB2formal

    A distinctive atmosphere or quality that seems to surround a person, place, or thing.

    frAura, atmosphère particulière

    • The old castle had an aura of mystery.
    • She has an aura of confidence about her.
    • The room was filled with an aura of calm and peace.

    Synonymesairambienceatmospherecharacterfeelmoodqualityvibe

  2. Medical symptomC1formalmedical

    A sensation or feeling that precedes a migraine or epileptic seizure.

    frAura (symptôme médical)

    • He experienced a visual aura before the migraine started.
    • The patient described a strange aura just before the seizure.
    • Auras can include flashing lights or tingling sensations.

    Synonymesprodrome

  3. Spiritual energy fieldB2informal

    A supposed energy field or emanation surrounding a living being, often described in spiritual or metaphysical contexts.

    frAura (champ énergétique)

    • Some people claim they can see a person's aura.
    • She believes her aura is bright and positive today.
    • Meditation is said to cleanse your aura.

    Synonymesatmosphereemanationglowhalonimbusradiancevibe

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  • aura's possessive singular form
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