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positive

/ˈpɒz.ɪ.tɪv/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose de bon, d'optimiste ou de constructif ; également utilisé en mathématiques et en sciences pour désigner une valeur supérieure à zéro., Nom désignant une qualité, un état ou une chose qui sont affirmatifs, constructifs ou utiles, souvent utilisé dans des contextes d'accord, d'optimisme ou de présence d'une condition.

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adjective

/ˈpɒz.ɪ.tɪv/A1formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose de bon, d'optimiste ou de constructif ; également utilisé en mathématiques et en sciences pour désigner une valeur supérieure à zéro.

Describes something that is good, optimistic, or constructive; also used in mathematics and science to indicate a value greater than zero.

  1. Optimistic or confidentA2formal

    Expressing hope, confidence, or a favorable attitude.

    frOptimiste ou confiant

    • She has a positive outlook on life.
    • He gave a positive response to the proposal.
    • The team remained positive despite the challenges.

    Synonymescheerfulconfidentconstructiveencouragingfavorablehopefuloptimisticupbeat

    Antonymescynicalgloomynegativepessimistic

  2. Certain or sureB1formal

    Having no doubt; completely sure about something.

    frCertain, sûr

    • I am positive that I locked the door.
    • Are you positive about the time of the meeting?
    • She was positive she had seen him before.

    Synonymesassuredcertainconfidentconvinceddefinitesure

    Antonymesdoubtfuldubiousuncertainunsure

  3. Favorable or goodB1formal

    Indicating agreement, approval, or a beneficial outcome.

    frfavorable, positif

    • The movie received positive reviews from critics.
    • The test results were positive for the treatment.
    • We need to focus on the positive aspects of the situation.

    Synonymesadvantageousaffirmativebeneficialcomplimentaryconstructiveencouragingfavorablegoodsupportive

    Antonymesadversebaddetrimentalharmfulnegativeunfavorable

  4. Medical test resultB1formalmedical

    Indicating the presence of a particular substance, condition, or infection.

    frpositif (résultat de test)

    • Her pregnancy test was positive.
    • The patient tested positive for the virus.
    • A positive result requires further investigation.

    Synonymesreactive

    Antonymesnegative

Formes
  • more positive comparative form
  • most positive superlative form
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noun

/ˈpɒz.ə.tɪv/A2formal
  • frNom désignant une qualité, un état ou une chose qui sont affirmatifs, constructifs ou utiles, souvent utilisé dans des contextes d'accord, d'optimisme ou de présence d'une condition.

A noun referring to a quality, state, or thing that is affirmative, constructive, or beneficial, often used in contexts of agreement, optimism, or presence of a condition.

  1. Good or beneficial qualityB1formal

    A quality or aspect that is good, favorable, or advantageous.

    fraspect positif

    • Every situation has its positives and negatives.
    • Focus on the positives of your experience.
    • The positive of this job is the flexible hours.

    Synonymesadvantageassetbenefitpluspro

    Antonymesdisadvantagedownsidedrawbackliabilitynegative

  2. Test result indicating presenceB1formal

    A result from a test or examination that shows the presence of a substance, condition, or disease.

    frpositif (résultat de test)

    • The test came back as a positive for the virus.
    • She received a positive on her pregnancy test.
    • The lab reported a positive for the bacterial infection.

    Antonymesnegative

  3. B2formal

    A photographic image in which the light and dark areas are the same as in the original subject.

    frImage positive

    • He developed the film into positives.
    • The positive shows the scene in natural colors.
    • She prefers working with positives rather than negatives.

    Antonymesnegative

Formes
  • positives plural form
  • positives' possessive plural form
  • positive's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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