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beauty

/ˈbjuː.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'ensemble des qualités, telles que la forme, la couleur ou les contours, qui procurent une satisfaction esthétique, notamment à la vue.

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/ˈbjuː.ti/A2formal
  • frNom désignant l'ensemble des qualités, telles que la forme, la couleur ou les contours, qui procurent une satisfaction esthétique, notamment à la vue.

A noun referring to a combination of qualities, such as shape, color, or form, that pleases the aesthetic senses, especially the sight.

  1. Physical attractivenessA2formal

    A combination of qualities, such as shape, color, or form, that pleases the aesthetic senses, especially the sight.

    frbeauté physique

    • The beauty of the sunset took my breath away.
    • She is known for her natural beauty.
    • The garden was full of beauty and color.

    Synonymesallureappealattractivenesscomelinesshandsomenesslovelinessprettinesspulchritude

    Antonymesugliness

  2. B1informal

    A particularly good or excellent example of something.

    frmerveille, chef-d'œuvre

    • That goal was a beauty!
    • The old car is a real beauty.
    • Her performance was a beauty to watch.

    Synonymesbeautcrackerdreamgemhumdingerjewelmarvelmasterpieceprize

  3. Pleasant qualityB1formal

    A quality that gives pleasure to the mind or senses.

    frBeauté (qualité plaisante)

    • The beauty of the plan is its simplicity.
    • There is a certain beauty in the way the machine works.
    • He appreciated the beauty of the mathematical proof.

    Synonymesallureappealattractivenesscharmcomelinesselegancefairnessgracelovelinessprettiness

    Antonymesplainnessugliness

Formes
  • beauties plural form
  • beauties' possessive plural form
  • beauty's possessive singular form
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