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plum

/plʌm/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « complètement » ou « absolument », souvent utilisé dans des contextes informels pour renforcer, comme dans « plum crazy » (complètement fou). Peut aussi signifier « droit » ou « directement », comme dans « plum in the middle » (en plein milieu)., Nom désignant un petit fruit rond comestible à peau lisse et à noyau dur, ou une position ou une tâche très convoitée.

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adverb

/plʌm/C1formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « complètement » ou « absolument », souvent utilisé dans des contextes informels pour renforcer, comme dans « plum crazy » (complètement fou). Peut aussi signifier « droit » ou « directement », comme dans « plum in the middle » (en plein milieu).

An adverb meaning 'completely' or 'absolutely,' often used in informal contexts for emphasis, as in 'plum crazy.' It can also mean 'straight' or 'directly,' as in 'plum in the middle.'

  1. B2informalamerican

    Used to emphasize that something is precisely or exactly as described.

    frexactement

    • The arrow landed plum in the center of the target.
    • He sat down plum in the middle of the sofa.
    • The ball hit him plum on the nose.

    Synonymesexactlyplumbpreciselyrightsquarely

  2. CompletelyB2informalamerican

    Used as an intensifier to mean entirely or absolutely.

    frcomplètement (intensificateur)

    • She plum forgot about the appointment.
    • He plum gave up after the first attempt.
    • I was plum exhausted after the long hike.

    Synonymesabsolutelyaltogethercompletelydownrightentirelyfullyplumbquitethoroughlytotallyutterlywholly

    Antonymesincompletelypartiallyslightlysomewhat

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noun

/plʌm/A2formal
  • frNom désignant un petit fruit rond comestible à peau lisse et à noyau dur, ou une position ou une tâche très convoitée.

A noun referring to a small, round, edible fruit with a smooth skin and a single hard stone, or to a highly desirable position or assignment.

  1. Fruit treeA2formal

    Any of several trees that produce edible oval fruit with a smooth skin and a single hard stone.

    frPrunier

    • The plum tree in the garden is full of fruit this year.
    • They planted several plum trees along the fence.
    • The orchard has both plum and apple trees.

    Synonymesplum tree

  2. Edible fruitA1formal

    A small to medium-sized round or oval fruit with a smooth skin and a single pit, available in many varieties.

    frPrune (fruit)

    • She ate a ripe plum for dessert.
    • These plums are perfect for making jam.
    • He bought a bag of fresh plums at the market.
  3. Desirable positionB2informal

    A highly desirable job, role, or assignment that is considered very attractive.

    frposte en or

    • He landed a plum job at the top law firm.
    • That assignment is a real plum for any journalist.
    • She was offered a plum role in the new project.

    Synonymesbonanzacatchgemgodsendprizetreasure

    Antonymesbummerchoregriefgrunt

Formes
  • plums plural form
  • plums' possessive plural form
  • plum's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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