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critical

/ˈkrɪt.ɪ.kəl/

Traduction: Qui exprime des remarques ou des jugements défavorables ou désapprobateurs ; désigne aussi quelque chose de décisif par rapport à un résultat.

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adjective

/ˈkrɪt.ɪ.kəl/B2formal
  • frQui exprime des remarques ou des jugements défavorables ou désapprobateurs ; désigne aussi quelque chose de décisif par rapport à un résultat.

Expressing adverse or disapproving comments or judgments; also used to describe something of decisive importance in relation to an outcome.

  1. Expressing disapprovalB2formal

    Expressing adverse or disapproving comments or judgments.

    frCritique (désapprobateur)

    • The teacher was critical of the student's essay.
    • She made a critical remark about his behavior.
    • The report was highly critical of the company's policies.

    Synonymescensoriouscondemnatoryderogatorydisapprovingdisparagingfaultfindingjudgmentalnegativescathingunfavorable

    Antonymescomplimentarylaudatorypraising

  2. Extremely importantB2formal

    Of the utmost importance; crucial or decisive.

    frcapital / crucial

    • It is critical that we finish the project on time.
    • The next few hours will be critical for the patient's recovery.
    • Finding a solution is critical to the success of the mission.

    Synonymesall-importantcrucialdecisiveessentialkeyparamountpivotalvital

    Antonymesinessentialinsignificantminornonessentialoptionaltrivialunimportant

  3. Involving careful analysisB2formal

    Involving the objective analysis and evaluation of an issue in order to form a judgment.

    frcritique (analyse rigoureuse)

    • The course teaches students critical thinking skills.
    • She wrote a critical analysis of the novel.
    • A critical review of the evidence is necessary.

    Synonymesanalyticaldiscerningdiscriminatingevaluativejudiciouspenetratingprobingrational

    Antonymescarelessimpressionisticshallowsuperficialuncritical

  4. Serious or dangerousB2formalmedical

    Relating to a medical condition that is dangerous or unstable.

    frcritique (état grave)

    • The patient is in critical condition after the accident.
    • He was taken to the intensive care unit in a critical state.
    • The doctor described her injuries as critical.

    Synonymesdangerousgravelife-threateningprecariousserioussevereunstable

    Antonymesminornoncriticalsafestable

Formes
  • more critical comparative form
  • most critical superlative form
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