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member

/ˈmem.bər/

Traduction: Personne, animal ou chose qui fait partie d'un groupe, d'une organisation ou d'une catégorie ; personne qui appartient à une association, un club ou une assemblée.

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noun

/ˈmem.bər/A2formal
  • frPersonne, animal ou chose qui fait partie d'un groupe, d'une organisation ou d'une catégorie ; personne qui appartient à une association, un club ou une assemblée.

A noun referring to an individual person, animal, or thing that belongs to a group, organization, or category.

  1. Person belonging to a groupA2formal

    An individual who belongs to a group, organization, or society.

    frMembre d'un groupe

    • She is a member of the local book club.
    • He became a member of the gym last month.
    • All members of the team must attend the meeting.

    Synonymesadherentaffiliateassociatefellowinsiderparticipant

    Antonymesnonmemberoutsider

  2. Part of a body or structureB2formal

    A part or organ of the body, especially a limb.

    frMembre (partie du corps)

    • The lower members of the body include the legs and feet.
    • He injured a member of his upper body during the accident.
    • The doctor examined the affected member carefully.

    Synonymesappendageextremitylimborganpart

  3. Component of a setB1formal

    An element or part of a larger set, system, or category.

    frÉlément d'un ensemble

    • Each member of the equation must be solved separately.
    • The committee reviewed every member of the proposal.
    • A key member of the software is the database module.

    Synonymescomponentconstituentelemententryitempartunit

Formes
  • members plural form
  • members' possessive plural form
  • member's possessive singular form
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