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famine

/ˈfæm.ɪn/

Traduction: Nom désignant une pénurie extrême et généralisée de nourriture, entraînant souvent malnutrition, famine et mortalité au sein d'une grande population ou d'une région.

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/ˈfæm.ɪn/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une pénurie extrême et généralisée de nourriture, entraînant souvent malnutrition, famine et mortalité au sein d'une grande population ou d'une région.

A noun referring to an extreme and widespread scarcity of food, often leading to malnutrition, starvation, and death in a large population or region.

  1. Extreme food shortageB2formal

    A severe shortage of food, often causing widespread hunger and death.

    frFamine

    • The country suffered a devastating famine after the drought.
    • Millions of people were affected by the famine in the region.
    • International aid was sent to relieve the famine.

    Synonymesdearthhungerpaucityprivationscarcityshortagestarvationwant

    Antonymesabundanceplentysufficiencysurplus

  2. Severe scarcityC1formal

    A serious lack or shortage of something essential.

    frpénurie grave

    • There was a famine of clean drinking water in the area.
    • The region experienced a famine of skilled workers.
    • A famine of ideas plagued the creative team.

    Synonymesdearthdeficiencyinsufficiencylackpaucityscarcityshortagewant

    Antonymesabundanceglutplentyprofusionsurpluswealth

Formes
  • famines plural form
  • famines' possessive plural form
  • famine's possessive singular form
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