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elective

/ɪˈlek.tɪv/

Traduction: Se dit d'une procédure ou d'un traitement médical choisi par le patient plutôt que requis en urgence ; également ce qui est optionnel ou résulte d'un choix, pouvant être lié à une élection., Nom désignant un cours ou une matière qu'un étudiant peut choisir de suivre dans le cadre de son programme d'études, par opposition aux cours obligatoires.

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adjective

/ɪˈlek.tɪv/C1formalmedical
  • frSe dit d'une procédure ou d'un traitement médical choisi par le patient plutôt que requis en urgence ; également ce qui est optionnel ou résulte d'un choix, pouvant être lié à une élection.

Describes a medical procedure or treatment that is chosen by the patient rather than urgently required.

  1. Optional courseB1formal

    A subject or course that a student can choose to take, not required.

    frcours optionnel

    • She chose an elective in art history this semester.
    • Students must take three elective courses to graduate.
    • The elective on creative writing was very popular.

    Synonymesdiscretionarynonobligatoryoptionalvoluntary

    Antonymescompulsorymandatoryobligatoryrequired

  2. Related to electionsB2formal

    Relating to or involving voting or elections.

    frrelatif aux élections

    • The elective process determines the next president.
    • Elective offices are filled through public voting.
    • The committee discussed elective reforms for the system.

    Synonymeselectoral

  3. Optional medical procedureB2formalmedical

    A medical treatment or surgery that is chosen by the patient, not urgent.

    frIntervention non urgente

    • She decided to have elective cosmetic surgery.
    • Elective procedures are often scheduled in advance.
    • The hospital postponed all elective surgeries due to the emergency.

    Synonymesdiscretionaryoptionalplannedscheduledvoluntary

    Antonymesemergencymandatoryrequiredurgent

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

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noun

/ɪˈlek.tɪv/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un cours ou une matière qu'un étudiant peut choisir de suivre dans le cadre de son programme d'études, par opposition aux cours obligatoires.

A noun referring to a course or subject that a student can choose to take as part of a curriculum, rather than one that is required.

  1. Optional courseB2formal

    A course or subject that a student can choose to take, as opposed to a required one.

    frCours optionnel

    • She decided to take an elective in art history.
    • The university offers many electives in foreign languages.
    • He chose a photography elective for his final semester.

    Synonymeschoiceelective courseoption

    Antonymesrequired courserequirement

Formes
  • electives plural form
  • electives' possessive plural form
  • elective's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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