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lucubrate

/ˈluː.kjʊ.breɪt/

Traduction: Verbe vieilli signifiant travailler ou étudier avec application, surtout la nuit ; écrire ou composer de manière savante ou pédante.

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verb

/ˈluː.kjʊ.breɪt/formalobsolète
  • frVerbe vieilli signifiant travailler ou étudier avec application, surtout la nuit ; écrire ou composer de manière savante ou pédante.

An obsolete verb meaning to work or study laboriously, especially by night; to write or compose in a scholarly or pedantic manner.

  1. To write or study laboriouslyC2formal

    To work, write, or study diligently, especially late at night or in a scholarly manner.

    frTravailler ou étudier laborieusement

    • The professor would lucubrate for hours on his latest manuscript.
    • She lucubrated over the ancient texts until dawn.
    • He lucubrated on the philosophical implications of the theory.

    Synonymesbone upcramstudyswot

Formes
  • lucubrated past participle
  • lucubrated past simple
  • lucubrating present participle
  • lucubrates third person singular