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hectic

/ˈhek.tɪk/

Traduction: Décrit une situation pleine d'activité, d'agitation ou de précipitation, souvent frénétique ou stressante.

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adjective

/ˈhek.tɪk/B1formal
  • frDécrit une situation pleine d'activité, d'agitation ou de précipitation, souvent frénétique ou stressante.

Describes a situation that is full of activity, confusion, or haste.

  1. Full of activity or excitementB1informal

    Characterized by intense activity, confusion, or haste.

    frfiévreux, frénétique

    • The office was hectic before the deadline.
    • We had a hectic schedule during the conference.
    • The market was hectic with shoppers on the weekend.

    Synonymesbustlingbusychaoticfeverishfranticfreneticfrenziedmanicwild

    Antonymescalmpeacefulrelaxedserenetranquil

  2. Feverish or agitatedB2formal

    Relating to a feverish state or condition of being overly busy.

    frfébrile, agité

    • The patient's hectic pulse indicated a high fever.
    • Her hectic lifestyle led to constant stress.
    • The city's hectic pace can be overwhelming for newcomers.

    Synonymesagitatedchaoticexcitedfeverishfranticfreneticfrenziedrestlesswild

    Antonymescalmleisurelypeacefulquietrelaxedserene

Formes
  • more hectic comparative form
  • most hectic superlative form
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