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impatient

/ɪmˈpeɪ.ʃənt/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne qui supporte mal l’attente ou les délais, qui s’énerve facilement face à un retard, ou qui est avide de faire quelque chose sans pouvoir patienter.

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adjective

/ɪmˈpeɪ.ʃənt/A2formal
  • frQualifie une personne qui supporte mal l’attente ou les délais, qui s’énerve facilement face à un retard, ou qui est avide de faire quelque chose sans pouvoir patienter.

Describes a person who is easily annoyed or irritated by delays, or who is eager to do something and finds waiting difficult.

  1. Restless or short-tempered under delay or oppositionB1formal

    Unable to wait calmly or tolerate delays, often showing irritation or frustration.

    frimpatient (qui ne sait pas attendre)

    • She grew impatient waiting for the bus to arrive.
    • He became impatient with the slow service at the restaurant.
    • The teacher was impatient with students who kept interrupting.

    Synonymesagoganxiouschafingcomplainingeageredgyfretfulirritablequerulousrestiverestlessshort-temperedsnappishtesty

    Antonymespatient

  2. Full of eagernessB2formal

    Eagerly desiring to do something or for something to happen.

    frImpatient, avide de

    • The children were impatient to open their presents.
    • She was impatient to start her new job.
    • He was impatient to see the results of the experiment.

    Synonymesagitatedanxiousavideagerkeenlongingrestlessyearning

    Antonymesapatheticdisinterestedindifferentreluctantunconcernedunenthusiastic

Formes
  • more impatient comparative form
  • most impatient superlative form
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