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dwell on

/dwɛl ɒn/

Traduction: Verbe à particule utilisé pour désigner le fait de penser longuement ou de parler de quelque chose, souvent avec une connotation négative de préoccupation excessive.

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/dwɛl ɒn/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule utilisé pour désigner le fait de penser longuement ou de parler de quelque chose, souvent avec une connotation négative de préoccupation excessive.

A phrasal verb used to indicate thinking or speaking about something at length, often with a negative connotation of excessive focus.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

  1. Think about something for a long timeformal

    To think or talk about something at length, often in a negative or obsessive way.

    frs'attarder sur

    • She tends to dwell on past mistakes.
    • Don't dwell on the negative aspects of the situation.
    • He dwelled on the problem for hours without finding a solution.

    Synonymesmull over

    Antonymesdismissdisregardforgetignoreoverlook

  2. Focus attention on a particular pointformal

    To emphasize or linger on a specific detail or topic.

    frs'attarder sur

    • The speaker dwelled on the importance of teamwork.
    • The report dwells on the financial implications of the decision.
    • She dwelled on the key points of the argument.

    Synonymesbelaboremphasizestress

    Antonymesdiscarddismissignoreoverlookskip

Formes
  • dwelled on past participle
  • dwelt on past participle
  • dwelled on past simple
  • dwelt on past simple
  • dwelling on present participle
  • dwells on third person singular

Verbe de basedwell

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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