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childish

/ˈtʃaɪl.dɪʃ/

Traduction: Qualifie un comportement ou une attitude qui est immature, puérile ou typique d'un enfant, souvent utilisé avec une connotation négative ou désapprobatrice.

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adjective

/ˈtʃaɪl.dɪʃ/B1formal
  • frQualifie un comportement ou une attitude qui est immature, puérile ou typique d'un enfant, souvent utilisé avec une connotation négative ou désapprobatrice.

Describes behavior that is silly, immature, or typical of a child, often used in a disapproving way.

  1. Immature behaviorB1informal

    Behaving in a way that is typical of a child, often implying a lack of maturity or seriousness.

    frcomportement infantile

    • His childish tantrum embarrassed everyone at the meeting.
    • She refused to apologize, which was very childish.
    • Stop being so childish and listen to reason.

    Synonymesbabyishimmatureinfantilejuvenilepuerile

    Antonymesadultgrownupmatureresponsibleserious

  2. Simple or naiveB2formal

    Having qualities associated with childhood, such as simplicity, innocence, or lack of sophistication.

    frNaïf, innocent

    • The painting had a childish charm that appealed to many.
    • His childish optimism was both endearing and unrealistic.
    • She still has a childish love for cartoons.

    Synonymesartlesschildlikeguilelessingenuousinnocentnaivesimpleunsophisticated

    Antonymescynicalexperiencedmaturesophisticatedworldly

Formes
  • more childish comparative form
  • most childish superlative form
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