express

• Décrit quelque chose qui est clairement formulé, défini ou spécialement destiné à un but précis, ou qui se fait de manière rapide et directe.

Describes something that is clearly stated, definite, or specifically designed for a particular purpose.

1. Fast or directB1formal

   Designed for fast travel or delivery, without intermediate stops.

   express (rapide, sans arrêt)

   • We took the express train to the city center.
   • The package was sent via express mail.
   • There is an express bus service from the airport to the hotel.

   Synonymesdirectfasthigh-speednonstopquickrapidspeedystreamlined

   Antonymeslocalslow

2. Clearly statedB2formal

   Explicitly stated or communicated, not implied.

   explicite

   • She gave her express consent to the plan.
   • The contract contains an express clause about termination.
   • It was his express wish that the letter be delivered personally.

   Synonymescategoricalcleardefinitedirectexplicitoutrightplainprecisespecificstatedunambiguousunequivocal

   Antonymesimplicittacit

• Nom désignant un train, un bus ou un autre moyen de transport rapide avec peu d'arrêts, ou un service de livraison rapide.

A noun referring to a fast and efficient system for delivering mail, a train or bus that makes only a few stops, or the rapid transport of goods.

1. Fast train or busA2formal

   A train, bus, or other vehicle that travels quickly with few stops.

   Train ou bus rapide

   • We took the express to London to save time.
   • The express bus only stops at major stations.
   • She caught the morning express from the city center.

   Synonymesflierflyerlimited

   Antonymeslocalslowstopping

2. Delivery serviceB1formal

   A service that delivers items quickly, often at a higher cost.

   Service de livraison express

   • I sent the package by express to ensure it arrives tomorrow.
   • The company offers express shipping for urgent orders.
   • Use express mail if you need the documents there by Friday.

   Synonymescourierspecial delivery

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de transmettre une pensée, un sentiment ou une idée par des mots, des actions ou d'autres moyens.

A verb used to indicate the act of conveying a thought, feeling, or idea through words, actions, or other means.

1. Convey thoughts or feelingsA2formal

   To communicate or show a thought, feeling, or idea through words, actions, or expressions.

   exprimer

   • She expressed her gratitude in a heartfelt letter.
   • He expressed his opinion during the meeting.
   • The artist expressed emotion through her paintings.

   Synonymesairarticulatecommunicateconveydeclaredemonstrateexhibitformulateindicatephraserevealshowstateutterventvoice

   Antonymesconcealhiderepresssuppress

2. Represent or symbolizeB2formal

   To represent or stand for something, often in a mathematical or symbolic way.

   représenter, symboliser

   • The equation expresses the relationship between speed and time.
   • The symbol expresses the concept of infinity.
   • This formula expresses the total cost of the project.

   Synonymesdenoteindicaterepresentsignifystand for

3. B1formal

   To squeeze or press out liquid from something.

   Exprimer (presser un liquide)

   • She expressed the juice from the lemon.
   • The machine expresses oil from the seeds.
   • He expressed the excess water from the cloth.

   Synonymesextractpresssqueezewring