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constant

/ˈkɒn.stənt/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui ne change pas ; qui reste identique au fil du temps. Peut aussi signifier qui se produit sans interruption ou de manière régulière, ou qui est loyal et fiable., Nom désignant une valeur ou une situation qui ne change pas ou très peu, utilisé surtout en mathématiques, en science ou en contexte général pour indiquer une quantité fixe ou un état stable.

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adjective

/ˈkɒn.stənt/B1formalscientific
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui ne change pas ; qui reste identique au fil du temps. Peut aussi signifier qui se produit sans interruption ou de manière régulière, ou qui est loyal et fiable.

Describes something that does not change or vary; remaining the same over time.

  1. UnchangingB1formal

    Something that does not change or vary; remaining the same.

    frconstant (immuable)

    • The temperature remained constant throughout the experiment.
    • She maintained a constant speed on the highway.
    • His constant support helped her through difficult times.

    Synonymeschangelessfixedimmutableinvariableperpetualstablesteadyunalterableunchangingunvarying

    Antonymeschangingfluctuatinginconstantmutableshiftingunstablevariable

  2. ContinuousB1formal

    Happening all the time or repeatedly; without interruption.

    frcontinu

    • The constant noise from the construction site was annoying.
    • He was in constant pain after the surgery.
    • She received constant updates about the project.

    Synonymesceaselesscontinualcontinuousendlessincessantnonstopperpetualrelentlessunceasingunremitting

    Antonymesfitfulintermittentirregularoccasionalsporadic

  3. Loyal or faithfulB2formal

    Staying firm in one's support or affection; devoted.

    frconstant (fidèle, loyal)

    • He remained a constant friend throughout the years.
    • Her constant love for her family was evident.
    • The dog was a constant companion to the old man.

    Synonymesdevotedfaithfulloyalsteadfasttruetrustyunwavering

    Antonymesdisloyalfaithlessfickleinconstanttreacherousunfaithful

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

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noun

/ˈkɒn.stənt/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une valeur ou une situation qui ne change pas ou très peu, utilisé surtout en mathématiques, en science ou en contexte général pour indiquer une quantité fixe ou un état stable.

A noun referring to something that does not change or varies little, often used in mathematics, science, or general contexts to denote a fixed value or unchanging situation.

  1. Unchanging valueB2formalscientific

    A value or quantity that does not change in a given context.

    frConstante (valeur qui ne change pas)

    • The speed of light is a universal constant.
    • In this equation, 'c' represents a constant.
    • Mathematical constants like pi are used in many formulas.

    Synonymesinvariant

    Antonymeschangeablefluctuatingmutablevariable

  2. Unchanging situationB2formal

    Something that remains the same over time.

    frConstante (situation inchangée)

    • Change is the only constant in life.
    • The one constant in his life was his love for music.
    • In a world of variables, she was his constant.

    Synonymesanchorcertaintyfixturegivenmainstay

    Antonymeschangefluctuationshiftvariablevariance

Formes
  • constants plural form
  • constants' possessive plural form
  • constant's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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