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entertained

/ˌen.tərˈteɪnd/

Traduction: Décrit l'état d'une personne qui se divertit, est captivée ou prend plaisir à quelque chose., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de divertir, de faire plaisir ou d'accueillir quelqu'un avec hospitalité, ou encore d'envisager ou de considérer une idée ou une proposition.

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adjective

/ˌen.tərˈteɪnd/B1formal
  • frDécrit l'état d'une personne qui se divertit, est captivée ou prend plaisir à quelque chose.

Describes a state of being amused, engaged, or enjoying something.

  1. Amused or engagedB1formal

    Feeling amused, interested, or engaged by something enjoyable.

    frDiverti, intéressé ou engagé

    • The children were thoroughly entertained by the magician.
    • She looked entertained during the comedy show.
    • We were all entertained by his funny stories.

    Synonymesabsorbedamuseddelighteddivertedengagedinterestedoccupiedpleased

    Antonymesboredindifferentuninterested

  2. Having considered an ideaB2formal

    Having considered or thought about an idea or suggestion.

    frayant envisagé

    • He entertained the thought of moving abroad.
    • She entertained the possibility of starting her own business.
    • They entertained the proposal for several weeks before deciding.

    Synonymesconsidered

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

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verb

entertain/ˌen.tərˈteɪn/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de divertir, de faire plaisir ou d'accueillir quelqu'un avec hospitalité, ou encore d'envisager ou de considérer une idée ou une proposition.

A verb used to indicate the act of providing amusement, enjoyment, or hospitality to someone, or considering an idea or suggestion.

  1. Amuse or engageA2formal

    To provide amusement, enjoyment, or interest for someone.

    frdistraire

    • The clown entertained the children at the party.
    • She entertained her guests with stories and music.
    • The movie entertained the audience for two hours.

    Synonymesamusedelightdistractdivertengageoccupypleaseregale

    Antonymesannoyboredispleaseirritateweary

  2. Consider or contemplateB2formal

    To hold in mind or consider an idea, suggestion, or possibility.

    frenvisager, considérer

    • He refused to entertain the idea of quitting.
    • The committee will entertain all proposals.
    • She entertained the thought of moving abroad.

    Synonymesconsidercontemplatedeliberateponderreflectweigh

    Antonymesdismissdisregardignorereject

  3. Host guestsB1formal

    To receive and provide hospitality to guests, often with food and drink.

    frRecevoir des invités

    • They love to entertain friends at their home.
    • She entertained her colleagues with a lavish dinner.
    • We entertained the visiting delegates at a restaurant.

    Synonymesaccommodatefeastfetehostput upreceiveregaletreatwelcome

Formes
  • entertained past participle
  • entertained past simple
  • entertaining present participle
  • entertains third person singular
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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