expressed

• Adjectif décrivant quelque chose qui a été clairement formulé, communiqué ou transmis par des mots ou des actions.

An adjective describing something that has been clearly stated, communicated, or conveyed in words or actions.

1. Clearly stated or communicatedB2formal

   Something that has been explicitly stated, shown, or communicated in words or actions.

   exprimé, formulé explicitement

   • Her expressed desire was to travel the world.
   • The terms were expressed in the contract.
   • His expressed opinion differed from the majority.

   Synonymesarticulateddeclaredexplicitspokenstatedutteredverbalizedvoiced

   Antonymesimplicittacitunderstoodunspokenunstated

2. Deliberately conveyedB2formal

   Conveyed intentionally and clearly, often in a formal or official manner.

   exprimé (délibérément)

   • The expressed purpose of the meeting was to discuss the budget.
   • She gave her expressed consent to the procedure.
   • The expressed wishes of the deceased were honored.

   Synonymesarticulateddeclaredexplicitformulatedstatedutteredverbalizedvoiced

   Antonymesimplicittacitunexpressedunspokenunstated

• 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