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popularise

/ˈpɒp.jʊ.lə.raɪz/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant rendre quelque chose largement connu, apprécié ou accepté par le grand public, ou en démocratiser l'usage.

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verb

/ˈpɒp.jʊ.lə.raɪz/C1formalbritish
  • frVerbe signifiant rendre quelque chose largement connu, apprécié ou accepté par le grand public, ou en démocratiser l'usage.

A verb meaning to make something widely known, liked, or accepted by the general public.

  1. Make popularB2formal

    To make something widely liked or accepted by many people, often by adapting it to suit general tastes.

    frpopulariser

    • The singer popularised a new style of music among young audiences.
    • Social media has popularised many traditional recipes around the world.
    • The company popularised the use of smartphones with its innovative design.

    Synonymesdisseminatemarketpromotespread

    Antonymesdiscreditmarginalizeostracize

  2. Make understandableB2formal

    To explain complex or specialized information in a way that ordinary people can understand.

    frvulgariser

    • The scientist popularised quantum physics through a series of engaging books.
    • He popularised the concept of mindfulness by writing simple guides.
    • The documentary popularised the history of ancient civilizations for a general audience.

    Synonymesbreak downclarifydemystifyelucidateexplainsimplify

    Antonymesbaffleconfusemystifyobfuscate

Formes
  • popularised past participle
  • popularized past participle
  • popularised past simple
  • popularized past simple
  • popularising present participle
  • popularizing present participle
  • popularises third person singular
  • popularizes third person singular