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fond

/fɒnd/

Traduction: Éprouve ou exprime une affection tendre, de la sympathie ou de l'attachement envers quelqu'un ou quelque chose.

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adjective

/fɒnd/B1formal
  • frÉprouve ou exprime une affection tendre, de la sympathie ou de l'attachement envers quelqu'un ou quelque chose.

Describes a feeling of liking or affection for someone or something.

  1. Having affection or likingA2formal

    Feeling or showing affection, liking, or tenderness for someone or something.

    frAffectueux, tendre

    • She is very fond of her grandmother.
    • He grew fond of the little puppy.
    • They are fond of spending time together.

    Synonymesaffectionatecaringdevoteddotinglovingtenderwarm

    Antonymesantipatheticaversecoldhostileindifferentunsympathetic

  2. Foolishly hopeful or naiveB2formal

    Having hopes or dreams that are unrealistic or overly optimistic.

    frNaïvement optimiste

    • He had fond hopes of becoming a famous actor overnight.
    • She cherished fond dreams of a perfect life.
    • His fond belief that everything would work out was soon shattered.

    Synonymesfoolishnaivequixoticunrealisticwishful

Formes
  • fonder comparative form
  • fondest superlative form
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