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• Remarque, observation ou déclaration exprimant une opinion ou une réaction à propos de quelque chose.

A noun referring to a remark, observation, or statement expressing an opinion or reaction about something.

1. Remark or statementA2formal

   A spoken or written remark expressing an opinion or reaction.

   Remarque ou observation

   • She made a positive comment about his work.
   • The teacher wrote a comment on the student's essay.
   • He had no comment on the situation.

   Synonymesasidementionnoteobservationreflectionremarkstatementutterance

2. Discussion or criticismB1formal

   A remark that is often critical or explanatory.

   Commentaire critique ou explicatif

   • His comment sparked a heated debate.
   • The politician's comment was widely criticized.
   • She ignored the negative comments on social media.

   Synonymesasidecommentarycriticismmentionnoteobservationreflectionremarkstatementutterance

3. Annotation or noteB2formal

   A note or explanation added to a text or document.

   Annotation ou note explicative

   • The editor added a comment in the margin.
   • Comments in the code help other developers understand it.
   • The manuscript was filled with the author's comments.

   Synonymesannotationexplanationfootnoteglossnoteobservationremarkscholium

• Donner son avis ou sa réaction à propos de quelque chose, souvent oralement ou par écrit.

A verb meaning to express an opinion or reaction about something, often in speech or writing.

1. B1formal

   To express an opinion or reaction about something.

   Exprimer une opinion

   • She commented on the new policy during the meeting.
   • He commented that the movie was too long.
   • The teacher commented on my essay.

   Synonymesmentionnoteobserveopineremarksaystate

2. Make a remarkB1formal

   To say something as a remark or observation.

   Faire un commentaire

   • He commented on how beautiful the garden looked.
   • She commented that the weather was unusually warm.
   • They commented about the traffic on the way to work.

   Synonymesdeclareinterjectmentionnoteobserveopineremarksaystateutter