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intimate

/ˈɪn.tɪ.mət/

Traduction: Décrit des relations, des liens ou une atmosphère marqués par la proximité, la confiance ou le caractère privé et personnel., Nom désignant une personne très proche, avec qui l'on partage des liens personnels, privés ou affectifs profonds, ou une relation intime et confidentielle., Verbe utilisé pour signifier une suggestion subtile ou indirecte de quelque chose, sans le dire explicitement ; faire comprendre une chose sans l'affirmer clairement.

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adjective

/ˈɪn.tɪ.mət/B2formal
  • frDécrit des relations, des liens ou une atmosphère marqués par la proximité, la confiance ou le caractère privé et personnel.

Describes a close, familiar, or private relationship, connection, or atmosphere.

  1. Close personal relationshipB2formal

    Having a very close, familiar, and affectionate relationship.

    frIntime

    • They have been intimate friends for over twenty years.
    • She shared intimate details of her life with him.
    • The two sisters have an intimate bond.

    Synonymesbosomcloseconfidentialdearfamiliarwarm

    Antonymesaloofcolddistantformalremotereserved

  2. Private and personalB2formal

    Relating to very personal or private matters.

    frIntime (sens privé et personnel)

    • They had an intimate conversation about their fears.
    • The diary contained her most intimate thoughts.
    • He felt uncomfortable discussing such intimate topics.

    Synonymesconfidentialdeepinnermostinwardpersonalprivatesecret

    Antonymesformalimpersonalopenpublic

  3. Cozy and comfortableB1formal

    Describing a place that is small, quiet, and creates a feeling of closeness.

    frIntime, chaleureux

    • The restaurant has an intimate atmosphere with candlelit tables.
    • They rented an intimate cottage for their honeymoon.
    • The café is small and intimate, perfect for a date.

    Synonymescomfortablecozyfamiliarhomelyhomeyinvitingprivatesnugwarmwelcoming

    Antonymescoldharshimpersonalsterileuninviting

  4. Thorough knowledgeC1formal

    Very detailed and thorough understanding of something.

    frconnaissance intime

    • She has an intimate knowledge of the city's history.
    • The mechanic has an intimate understanding of car engines.
    • His intimate familiarity with the subject impressed the committee.

    Synonymesclosecomprehensivedeepdetailedprofoundthorough

    Antonymescursoryshallowsuperficial

Formes
  • more intimate comparative form
  • most intimate superlative form
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noun

/ˈɪn.tɪ.mət/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne très proche, avec qui l'on partage des liens personnels, privés ou affectifs profonds, ou une relation intime et confidentielle.

A noun referring to a close, personal, or private relationship, often implying a deep emotional connection or familiarity.

  1. Close friendB2formal

    A person with whom one has a very close, personal, and trusting relationship.

    frami intime

    • She invited only her intimates to the wedding.
    • He shared his secret with a few intimates.
    • Over the years, they became intimates.

    Synonymescompanionconfidantconfidante

    Antonymesacquaintanceoutsider

Formes
  • intimates plural form
  • intimates' possessive plural form
  • intimate's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈɪn.tɪ.meɪt/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour signifier une suggestion subtile ou indirecte de quelque chose, sans le dire explicitement ; faire comprendre une chose sans l'affirmer clairement.

A verb used to indicate the act of suggesting or hinting at something subtly or indirectly.

  1. Hint or suggestC1formal

    To make known subtly or indirectly; to hint at something.

    frlaisser entendre

    • She intimated that she might be leaving the company soon.
    • He intimated his disapproval without saying a word.
    • The report intimated that further cuts were necessary.

    Synonymesalludecommunicateconveyhintimplyindicateinsinuatesignalsuggest

    Antonymesannounceassertdeclareexplicitlyproclaimstate

Formes
  • intimated past participle
  • intimated past simple
  • intimating present participle
  • intimates third person singular
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