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concerted

/kənˈsɜː.tɪd/

Traduction: Qualifie une action planifiée, coordonnée et exécutée conjointement par un groupe de personnes., Verbe signifiant organiser ou coordonner quelque chose d'un commun accord ou en coopération.

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adjective

/kənˈsɜː.tɪd/C1formal
  • frQualifie une action planifiée, coordonnée et exécutée conjointement par un groupe de personnes.

Describes an action that is planned, coordinated, and carried out jointly by a group of people.

  1. Joint effortB2formal

    Done together by multiple people or groups working in a planned and coordinated way.

    frconcerté, fait en commun

    • The team made a concerted effort to finish the project on time.
    • There was a concerted campaign to raise awareness about climate change.
    • They launched a concerted attack on the enemy's position.

    Synonymescollaborativecollectivecombinedcooperativecoordinatedjointmutualunited

    Antonymesindependentindividualseparateuncoordinated

  2. Determined and intenseB2formal

    Done with strong determination and focus.

    frconcerté (sens : déterminé et intense)

    • She made a concerted attempt to learn the piano.
    • The government took concerted action to reduce pollution.
    • His concerted efforts finally paid off with a promotion.

    Synonymesall-outconcentrateddeterminedearnestfocusedforcefulintenseresolutestrenuousvigorous

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

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verb

concert/kənˈsɜːt/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant organiser ou coordonner quelque chose d'un commun accord ou en coopération.

A verb meaning to arrange or coordinate something by mutual agreement or cooperation.

  1. To plan or arrange togetherC1formal

    To coordinate or arrange something jointly with others.

    frconcerter

    • They concerted their efforts to finish the project on time.
    • The two departments concerted a strategy for the merger.
    • We need to concert our schedules for the upcoming event.

    Synonymesarrangecollaboratecontrivecooperatecoordinatedeviseorganizeplan

  2. To agree uponC2formal

    To settle or agree upon something by mutual discussion.

    frConcerter (s'accorder sur)

    • The leaders concerted a peace agreement after long negotiations.
    • They concerted the terms of the contract before signing.
    • The committee concerted a plan for the annual festival.

    Synonymesagreearrangecontrivecoordinatedevisenegotiateplansettle

    Antonymesconflictdifferdisagreedisputedissentquarrel

Formes
  • concerted past participle
  • concerted past simple
  • concerting present participle
  • concerts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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