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morale

/məˈræl/

Traduction: Nom désignant la confiance, l'enthousiasme et la détermination d'une personne ou d'un groupe, en particulier dans des circonstances difficiles.

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noun

/məˈræl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant la confiance, l'enthousiasme et la détermination d'une personne ou d'un groupe, en particulier dans des circonstances difficiles.

A noun referring to the confidence, enthusiasm, and sense of purpose of an individual or group, especially in a challenging context.

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  1. Individual confidence and purposeB2formal

    A person's mental and emotional state, characterized by confidence, a sense of usefulness, and a clear purpose.

    frmoral

    • Her morale was high after receiving positive feedback.
    • Maintaining good morale is essential for personal well-being.
    • He struggled to keep his morale up during the difficult project.

    Synonymesconfidenceresolveself-assuranceself-esteemspirit

  2. Group spirit and cohesionB2formal

    The collective confidence, enthusiasm, and willingness of a group to work together towards a common goal.

    frmoral (d'un groupe)

    • The team's morale was boosted by their recent victory.
    • Low morale in the office led to decreased productivity.
    • The manager organized a team-building event to improve morale.

    Synonymescamaraderieespritesprit de corpsteam spirit

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  • morales plural form
  • morales' possessive plural form
  • morale's possessive singular form
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