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awry

/əˈraɪ/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui ne se passe pas comme prévu ou qui tourne mal ; peut aussi qualifier quelque chose de physiquement tordu ou de travers., Adverbe signifiant « de travers, hors du droit chemin » ou « de manière incorrecte, contrairement à ce qui était prévu ». S'emploie pour décrire ce qui tourne mal ou ne se passe pas comme attendu.

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adjective

/əˈraɪ/C1formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui ne se passe pas comme prévu ou qui tourne mal ; peut aussi qualifier quelque chose de physiquement tordu ou de travers.

Describes something that has gone wrong or is not as planned; also used to describe something that is physically twisted or crooked.

  1. Twisted or turned to one sideC1formal

    Positioned or directed in a crooked or sideways manner.

    frde travers

    • His hat was awry after the strong wind blew it.
    • The picture on the wall hung awry, needing adjustment.
    • Her hair was all awry after the bike ride.

    Synonymesaskewaslantcrookedlopsidedskewedtilted

    Antonymesalignedevenstraight

  2. Not functioning properlyC1formal

    In a state of being faulty, broken, or not working as intended.

    frNe pas fonctionner correctement

    • The plan went awry when the main speaker canceled.
    • Our calculations went awry due to a software glitch.
    • The experiment went awry because of a contaminated sample.

    Synonymesamissbrokendefectivefaultymalfunctioningwrong

    Antonymesfunctionalintactsoundworking

  3. Away from the correct courseC1formal

    Deviating from what is expected, planned, or correct.

    frde travers

    • The negotiations went awry after the disagreement.
    • His career went awry when he made a poor decision.
    • The project went awry due to miscommunication.

    Synonymesamissaskewastrayerroneouswrong

    Antonymescorrectproperright

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

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adverb

/əˈraɪ/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « de travers, hors du droit chemin » ou « de manière incorrecte, contrairement à ce qui était prévu ». S'emploie pour décrire ce qui tourne mal ou ne se passe pas comme attendu.

An adverb meaning "away from the expected or proper direction" or "wrong." It is used to describe something that has gone amiss or has not gone according to plan.

  1. Twisted or turned to one sideC1formal

    Positioned or directed in a crooked or sideways manner.

    frde travers

    • His tie was all awry after the scuffle.
    • The picture hung awry on the wall.
    • Her hat was knocked awry by the wind.

    Synonymesaskewaslantcrookedlopsidedoff-centerskewedslantingtilted

    Antonymesstraight

  2. Not functioning properlyC1formal

    In a state of malfunction or disorder.

    frde travers / en panne

    • The plan went awry when the main speaker fell ill.
    • Our calculations went awry due to a simple error.
    • The experiment went awry, producing unexpected results.

    Synonymesamissastraywrong

    Antonymescorrectlyproperlysmoothly

  3. Away from the correct or expected courseC1formal

    Deviating from what is planned, expected, or correct.

    frde travers, de façon inattendue

    • Everything went awry after the power outage.
    • His career went awry after the scandal.
    • The negotiations went awry when neither side would compromise.

    Synonymesamissaskewastraywrong

Formes
  • more awry comparative form
  • most awry superlative form
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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