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passion

/ˈpæʃ.ən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une émotion forte et à peine contenue, un enthousiasme ou un désir intense pour quelque chose ou quelqu'un.

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/ˈpæʃ.ən/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une émotion forte et à peine contenue, un enthousiasme ou un désir intense pour quelque chose ou quelqu'un.

A noun referring to a strong and barely controllable emotion, enthusiasm, or intense desire for something or someone.

  1. Strong emotionB1formal

    A very strong feeling, especially of love, anger, or enthusiasm.

    frPassion (émotion intense)

    • He spoke with great passion about his work.
    • Her passion for music is evident in every performance.
    • The argument was filled with passion and anger.

    Synonymesardoremotionexcitementfeelingfervorfireheatintensityvehemencezeal

    Antonymesapathycalmnesscoldnessdetachmentindifference

  2. Intense interestA2formal

    A strong liking or enthusiasm for a particular activity or subject.

    frPassion (intérêt intense)

    • She has a passion for painting.
    • His passion for cooking led him to become a chef.
    • They share a passion for traveling and exploring new places.

    Synonymesardordevotioneagernessenthusiasmexcitementfervorfondnessinfatuationlovezeal

    Antonymesapathydisinterestindifference

  3. Romantic loveB2formal

    Strong romantic or sexual desire.

    frPassion amoureuse

    • Their relationship was full of passion and excitement.
    • The novel describes the passion between the two lovers.
    • He declared his passion for her in a heartfelt letter.

    Synonymesamourardorcravingdesirefervorflameinfatuationlovelustyearning

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  • passions plural form
  • passions' possessive plural form
  • passion's possessive singular form
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