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nub

/nʌb/

Traduction: Petite saillie ou petite bosse, petit morceau; aussi le point central et le plus important d'une idée ou d'une expérience.

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noun

/nʌb/C2formal
  • frPetite saillie ou petite bosse, petit morceau; aussi le point central et le plus important d'une idée ou d'une expérience.

A noun referring to a small lump or protuberance, a small piece, or the central and most essential part of an idea or experience.

  1. Small lump or protuberanceB2formal

    A small, rounded projection or bump on a surface.

    frPetite bosse ou protubérance

    • The fabric had a small nub where the thread was tied.
    • He felt a nub on the tree trunk where a branch had been cut.
    • The surface was smooth except for a tiny nub near the edge.

    Synonymesbumpknoblumpnodenodulenubbleprojectionprotuberancestudswelling

    Antonymesdentdepressionhollowindentation

  2. Small pieceB2informal

    A small fragment or chunk of something.

    frpetit morceau

    • She ate a nub of cheese before dinner.
    • He found a nub of coal in the fireplace.
    • The child held a nub of crayon in his hand.

    Synonymesbitchunkfragmenthunklumpmorselnuggetpiecescrap

    Antonymesentiretywhole

  3. Core or essenceB2informal

    The central or most important part of an idea, argument, or experience.

    frCœur, essence

    • The nub of the problem is a lack of funding.
    • After hours of discussion, we finally got to the nub of the issue.
    • The nub of her speech was about the importance of community.

    Synonymescorecruxessencegistheartkernelnucleuspithpointsubstance

    Antonymesadjunctperipherysurface

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  • nubs' possessive plural form
  • nub's possessive singular form
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