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observer

/əbˈzɜː.vər/

Traduction: Personne qui observe, regarde ou surveille quelque chose ou quelqu'un, souvent de manière systématique ou professionnelle, ou qui assiste à un événement sans y participer activement.

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noun

/əbˈzɜː.vər/B2formal
  • frPersonne qui observe, regarde ou surveille quelque chose ou quelqu'un, souvent de manière systématique ou professionnelle, ou qui assiste à un événement sans y participer activement.

A noun referring to a person who watches, notices, or monitors something or someone, often in a systematic or professional capacity.

  1. B1formal

    A person who watches or notices something, often in a professional or systematic way.

    frobservateur

    • The observer noted the behavior of the birds.
    • She acted as an observer during the election.
    • A trained observer can spot subtle changes in the environment.

    Synonymesbeholderbystanderlooker-ononlookerspectatorviewerwatcherwitness

  2. Commentator or analystB2formal

    A person who makes comments or analyses about events, trends, or situations.

    frCommentateur ou analyste

    • Political observers predicted the outcome of the vote.
    • The economic observer wrote a detailed report on the market.
    • Observers noted a shift in public opinion.

    Synonymesanalystcommentatorcriticpunditreviewer

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  • observers plural form
  • observers' possessive plural form
  • observer's possessive singular form
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