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deaf-mute

/ˈdefˌmjuːt/

Traduction: Terme vieilli et aujourd'hui considéré comme offensant pour désigner une personne à la fois sourde et incapable de parler. Les termes modernes préférés sont « sourd » ou « sourd et malentendant »., Nom désignant une personne à la fois sourde et incapable de parler, bien que ce terme soit aujourd'hui souvent considéré comme vieilli ou offensant au profit d'un langage plus respectueux.

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adjective

/ˈdefˌmjuːt/formalmedicalobsolète
  • frTerme vieilli et aujourd'hui considéré comme offensant pour désigner une personne à la fois sourde et incapable de parler. Les termes modernes préférés sont « sourd » ou « sourd et malentendant ».

An outdated and now considered offensive term for a person who is both deaf and unable to speak. The preferred modern terms are 'deaf' or 'deaf and hard of hearing'.

  1. Unable to hear or speakB2formal

    Describes a person who is both unable to hear and unable to speak.

    frsourd-muet

    • The school provides special resources for deaf-mute students.
    • He communicated using sign language, as he was deaf-mute.
    • The deaf-mute community has its own rich culture and language.
Formes
  • more deaf-mute comparative form
  • most deaf-mute superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈdef ˌmjuːt/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne à la fois sourde et incapable de parler, bien que ce terme soit aujourd'hui souvent considéré comme vieilli ou offensant au profit d'un langage plus respectueux.

A noun referring to a person who is both deaf and unable to speak, though the term is now often considered outdated or offensive in favor of more respectful language.

  1. Person who cannot hear or speakB2formal

    A person who is both deaf and unable to speak. This term is now often considered outdated and potentially offensive; preferred terms include 'deaf' or 'deaf and hard of hearing' when referring to individuals who do not use spoken language.

    frPersonne sourde et muette

    • Historically, the term 'deaf-mute' was used in medical records.
    • Many advocacy groups discourage the use of 'deaf-mute' today.
    • The character in the novel was described as a deaf-mute, but modern readers find the term problematic.
Formes
  • deaf-mutes plural form
  • deaf-mutes' possessive plural form
  • deaf-mute's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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