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elusive

/ɪˈluː.sɪv/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui est difficile à trouver, à attraper ou à atteindre ; qui échappe à la saisie ou à la compréhension.

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adjective

/ɪˈluː.sɪv/B2formal
  • frQualifie ce qui est difficile à trouver, à attraper ou à atteindre ; qui échappe à la saisie ou à la compréhension.

Describes something that is difficult to find, catch, or achieve.

  1. Difficult to find or catchB2formal

    Tending to avoid capture or detection; hard to locate or obtain.

    frdifficile à trouver ou à attraper

    • The elusive butterfly fluttered just out of reach.
    • Police are searching for the elusive criminal who has evaded capture for years.
    • The answer to the puzzle remained elusive despite hours of effort.

    Synonymesevasivefugitiveshiftyslipperytransienttrickyunobtainable

    Antonymesaccessible

  2. Difficult to understand or defineB2formal

    Hard to grasp mentally; not easily remembered or described.

    frdifficile à cerner

    • The concept of time is often elusive to young children.
    • She struggled to capture the elusive meaning of the poem.
    • Happiness can be an elusive feeling for some people.

    Synonymesambiguousbafflingindefinableintangiblenebulousobscureperplexingslipperysubtlevague

    Antonymesapparentcleardistinctevidentexplicitobvious

Formes
  • more elusive comparative form
  • most elusive superlative form
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