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contretemps

/ˈkɒn.trə.tɒ̃/

Traduction: Nom désignant un incident imprévu ou une petite difficulté qui survient de manière inopportune, souvent source d'un moment gênant ou d'un léger désaccord.

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noun

/ˈkɒn.trə.tɒ̃/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un incident imprévu ou une petite difficulté qui survient de manière inopportune, souvent source d'un moment gênant ou d'un léger désaccord.

A noun referring to an unexpected and awkward situation or clash, often involving a minor disagreement or embarrassing moment.

  1. An awkward clashC1formalbritish

    An unexpected and unfortunate event or situation that causes embarrassment or difficulty.

    frUn accroc embarrassant

    • There was a minor contretemps at the dinner party when the guest spilled wine on the host's dress.
    • The negotiations hit a contretemps when both sides refused to compromise.
    • A contretemps occurred during the ceremony when the microphone stopped working.

    Synonymesaltercationhitchmishapmisunderstandingsetback

    Antonymesaccidentcoincidence

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  • contretemps' possessive plural form
  • contretemps's possessive singular form
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