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hopeless

/ˈhoʊp.ləs/

Traduction: Décrit une personne ou une situation sans espoir, ou quelque chose qui ne peut pas être résolu ou amélioré.

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adjective

/ˈhoʊp.ləs/B1formal
  • frDécrit une personne ou une situation sans espoir, ou quelque chose qui ne peut pas être résolu ou amélioré.

Describes a person or situation that is without hope, or something that is impossible to solve or improve.

  1. Without hopeB1formal

    Feeling or showing no hope; despairing.

    frSans espoir

    • After the accident, she felt completely hopeless.
    • The situation seemed hopeless, but they kept trying.
    • He gave a hopeless sigh and walked away.

    Synonymesdejecteddespairingdesperatedespondentdishearteneddowncastdownheartedforlorn

    Antonymescheerfulconfidenthopefuloptimisticpositive

  2. Incapable or uselessB1informal

    Having no ability or skill at something; very bad at doing something.

    frincapable, nul

    • I'm hopeless at cooking; I always burn the food.
    • He's hopeless with directions and always gets lost.
    • She's hopeless when it comes to fixing things around the house.

    Synonymesfeeblehelplessinadequateincompetentineptno-goodpatheticuseless

  3. Impossible to solve or fixB2formal

    Describing a problem or situation that cannot be resolved or improved.

    frsans espoir, insoluble

    • The case was hopeless; there was no evidence to prove his innocence.
    • The team's position in the tournament was hopeless after losing three games.
    • The financial situation of the company was hopeless.

    Synonymesincurableinsolubleirredeemableirremediableirreparableirretrievableunsolvable

    Antonymescurableremediableresolvablesolvable

Formes
  • more hopeless comparative form
  • most hopeless superlative form
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