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oblique

/əˈbliːk/

Traduction: Se dit de ce qui n'est ni direct ni évident ; indique un angle qui n'est pas droit, ou une communication indirecte ou détournée., Nom désignant un cas grammatical autre que le nominatif, ou un muscle abdominal oblique situé de chaque côté du tronc.

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adjective

/əˈbliːk/C1formal
  • frSe dit de ce qui n'est ni direct ni évident ; indique un angle qui n'est pas droit, ou une communication indirecte ou détournée.

Describes something that is not direct or straightforward; often used to refer to an angle that is not a right angle, or to indirect communication.

  1. Slanting or inclinedB2formal

    Neither parallel nor perpendicular; at an angle.

    froblique

    • The oblique rays of the setting sun cast long shadows.
    • The artist used oblique lines to create a sense of movement.
    • The roof has an oblique angle to allow for better drainage.

    Synonymesangledaslantdiagonalinclinedskewslantingslopingtilted

    Antonymeserecthorizontallevelparallelperpendicularstraightuprightvertical

  2. Indirect or evasiveC1formal

    Not straightforward; deviating from the accepted or proper way; often misleading.

    frIndirect ou évasif

    • He gave an oblique answer to avoid the real question.
    • Her oblique comments hinted at a deeper problem.
    • The politician's oblique statements confused the audience.

    Synonymescircuitouscunningdeviousevasiveindirectmisleadingroundaboutshiftysly

    Antonymescandiddirectforthrightfrankhonestopenstraightforwardunequivocal

Formes
  • more oblique comparative form
  • most oblique superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/əˈbliːk/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un cas grammatical autre que le nominatif, ou un muscle abdominal oblique situé de chaque côté du tronc.

A noun referring to a grammatical case other than the nominative, or a diagonally arranged abdominal muscle on either side of the torso.

  1. C1formal

    Any grammatical case other than the nominative, used to indicate objects or other relationships.

    frcas oblique

    • In Latin, the accusative and dative are oblique cases.
    • The oblique case often marks the direct or indirect object.
    • Linguists study how oblique cases function in different languages.

    Synonymesobjectiveobjective case

  2. B2formal

    A diagonally arranged abdominal muscle on either side of the torso, involved in trunk rotation and lateral flexion.

    frMuscle oblique de l'abdomen

    • He did exercises to strengthen his obliques.
    • The oblique muscles help with twisting movements.
    • She felt a strain in her left oblique after the workout.
Formes
  • obliques plural form
  • obliques' possessive plural form
  • oblique's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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