humor

• Nom désignant la qualité d'être amusant, comique ou divertissant, souvent exprimée par des blagues, de l'esprit ou de l'ironie.

A noun referring to the quality of being amusing, comical, or entertaining, often expressed through jokes, wit, or irony.

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1. Amusement or comedyA2formal

   The quality of being amusing or comical, especially as expressed in literature, speech, or behavior.

   humour

   • She has a great sense of humor.
   • The movie was full of dark humor.
   • His humor always lightens the mood in the room.

   Synonymesamusementcomedycomicalitydrolleryfunninessjocularitysatirewhimsywit

2. Mood or state of mindB1formal

   A person's temporary state of mind or feelings.

   Humeur (état d'esprit)

   • He was in a good humor after receiving the news.
   • She spoke in a cheerful humor.
   • The bad weather put everyone in a foul humor.

   Synonymesdispositionframe of mindmoodtemper

• Verbe signifiant céder ou satisfaire l'humeur, les désirs ou les caprices de quelqu'un, souvent pour le garder content ou éviter un conflit.

A verb meaning to comply with or indulge someone's mood, wishes, or whims, often to keep them content or avoid conflict.

1. Indulge or accommodateB2formal

   To comply with someone's wishes or mood, especially to keep them happy or calm.

   Céder aux caprices de quelqu'un

   • She humored her grandmother by listening to the same story again.
   • He humored the child's request for a bedtime story.
   • The manager humored the client's unusual demands to avoid conflict.

   Synonymesaccommodateappeasegratifyindulgeplacate

   Antonymesannoycrossdispleaseirritatevex