Vocab Bloom Hub

item

/ˈaɪ.təm/

Traduction: Nom désignant un objet distinct, une chose ou une unité faisant partie d'une liste, d'une collection ou d'un groupe, ou encore un article dans une liste ou un enregistrement.

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noun

/ˈaɪ.təm/A2formal
  • frNom désignant un objet distinct, une chose ou une unité faisant partie d'une liste, d'une collection ou d'un groupe, ou encore un article dans une liste ou un enregistrement.

A noun referring to an individual object, article, or unit that is part of a list, collection, or group.

  1. Individual object or thingA2formal

    A single object or unit, especially one that is part of a list, collection, or set.

    frObjet ou élément individuel

    • Please check each item on the shopping list.
    • The museum displayed several rare items from the 18th century.
    • He packed his personal items into a small bag.

    Synonymesarticlecomponentelemententryobjectpiecethingunit

  2. Topic or subjectB1formal

    A subject or topic that is being discussed, considered, or dealt with.

    frPoint ou sujet à traiter

    • The first item on the agenda is the budget report.
    • We need to discuss several items before the meeting ends.
    • The news item about the election was widely shared.

    Synonymesaffairconcernconsiderationissuematterpointquestionsubjectthemetopic

  3. Romantic coupleB2informal

    A pair of people who are in a romantic relationship.

    frcouple amoureux

    • They've been an item for over a year now.
    • Are those two an item? I saw them holding hands.
    • The tabloids reported that the actors are now an item.

    Synonymescoupleduopairtwosome

Formes
  • items plural form
  • items' possessive plural form
  • item's possessive singular form
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