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bullish

/ˈbʊl.ɪʃ/

Traduction: Décrit une attitude confiante, optimiste ou agressive, en particulier sur les marchés financiers ou dans un contexte professionnel.

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adjective

/ˈbʊl.ɪʃ/C1formalbusiness
  • frDécrit une attitude confiante, optimiste ou agressive, en particulier sur les marchés financiers ou dans un contexte professionnel.

Describes a confident, optimistic, or aggressive attitude, especially in financial markets or business contexts.

  1. Expecting a rise in pricesB2formalbusiness

    Characterized by a belief that the price of a stock, commodity, or market will increase.

    frHaussier (en bourse)

    • Investors are feeling bullish about the tech sector this quarter.
    • The analyst gave a bullish forecast for the company's shares.
    • Bullish sentiment drove the market to new highs.

    Synonymesconfidenthopefuloptimisticpositiveupbeat

    Antonymesbearish

  2. Optimistic or confidentB2informal

    Showing a positive and confident attitude about the future.

    frOptimiste, confiant

    • She is bullish about her chances of getting the promotion.
    • The team is bullish about winning the championship this year.
    • He has a bullish outlook on the economy.

    Synonymesassuredconfidentexpectanthopefuloptimisticpositivesanguineupbeat

    Antonymesbearishgloomynegativepessimistic

Formes
  • more bullish comparative form
  • most bullish superlative form
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