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obverse

/ˈɒb.vɜːs/

Traduction: Nom désignant le côté le plus visible ou principal de quelque chose, par exemple la face d'une pièce de monnaie ou d'une médaille portant le motif principal, ou le plus important de deux versions ou cas.

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/ˈɒb.vɜːs/C2formal
  • frNom désignant le côté le plus visible ou principal de quelque chose, par exemple la face d'une pièce de monnaie ou d'une médaille portant le motif principal, ou le plus important de deux versions ou cas.

A noun referring to the more conspicuous or primary side of something, such as the front face of a coin or medal bearing the main design, or the more prominent of two alternatives or cases.

  1. The more conspicuous side or alternativeC1formal

    The side of something that is more noticeable, prominent, or commonly seen, especially when there are two possibilities.

    frFace la plus visible, côté dominant

    • The obverse of the argument is that it could save money.
    • We considered the obverse of the situation, which was less obvious.
    • The obverse of the medal shows a different perspective.

    Synonymesfacefrontheadrecto

    Antonymesoppositereverse

  2. The front side of a coin or medalB2formal

    The side of a coin or medal that bears the main design, such as a portrait or emblem.

    frAvers d'une pièce ou médaille

    • The obverse of the coin features the queen's portrait.
    • Collectors often examine the obverse for mint marks.
    • The obverse is more detailed than the reverse.

    Synonymesfacefronthead

    Antonymesbackreverse

Formes
  • obverses plural form
  • obverses' possessive plural form
  • obverse's possessive singular form
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