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eminent

/ˈem.ɪ.nənt/

Traduction: Décrit une personne qui est connue et respectée dans un certain domaine ou une certaine profession, ou qui se distingue par son importance ou sa supériorité.

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adjective

/ˈem.ɪ.nənt/C1formal
  • frDécrit une personne qui est connue et respectée dans un certain domaine ou une certaine profession, ou qui se distingue par son importance ou sa supériorité.

Describes a person who is famous and respected within a specific field or profession.

  1. Famous and respectedB2formal

    Used to describe someone who is well-known and highly respected in their field.

    frÉminent (personne célèbre et respectée)

    • The conference featured an eminent professor of physics.
    • She is an eminent scholar in the field of archaeology.
    • An eminent surgeon performed the complex operation.

    Synonymescelebrateddistinguishedesteemedillustriousnotableprominentrenowned

    Antonymesobscureunknown

  2. Notable or outstandingB2formal

    Used to describe something that is remarkably good or prominent.

    fréminent (remarquable)

    • The building is an eminent example of modern architecture.
    • He played an eminent role in the peace negotiations.
    • Her eminent talent was recognized by the critics.

    Synonymescelebrateddistinguishedfamousillustriousnotablenotedpreeminentprominentrenowned

    Antonymesinsignificantminorobscureunknownunremarkable

Formes
  • more eminent comparative form
  • most eminent superlative form
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