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golden

/ˈɡoʊl.dən/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose fait d'or ou qui ressemble à l'or, ainsi que quelque chose de très favorable, réussi ou précieux.

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adjective

/ˈɡoʊl.dən/A2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose fait d'or ou qui ressemble à l'or, ainsi que quelque chose de très favorable, réussi ou précieux.

Describes something that is made of or resembles gold, or something that is very favorable, successful, or valuable.

  1. Made of or resembling goldA2formal

    Having the color or appearance of gold; made from gold.

    fren or, doré

    • She wore a golden necklace to the party.
    • The sunset painted the sky in golden hues.
    • He found a golden coin buried in the garden.

    Synonymesaureategildedgiltgold

  2. Excellent or valuableB1informal

    Very favorable, successful, or valuable.

    frExcellent ou précieux

    • This is a golden opportunity you shouldn't miss.
    • She has a golden voice that captivates audiences.
    • The company is in a golden period of growth.

    Synonymesadvantageousbrightexcellentfavorablefirst-ratepromisingprosperousrosysuperbvaluable

    Antonymesinferioruselessworthless

  3. Special or memorableB1informal

    Relating to a time or event that is particularly happy, successful, or memorable.

    frmémorable, exceptionnel

    • Those were the golden days of our childhood.
    • The 1990s are often called the golden age of television.
    • They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last year.

    Synonymesblissfulglorioushalcyonhappyjoyfulmagicalmemorablewonderful

Formes
  • more golden comparative form
  • most golden superlative form
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