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proposition

/ˌprɒp.əˈzɪʃ.ən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une affirmation, une idée ou un plan proposé pour examen, discussion ou adoption., Verbe signifiant proposer ou avancer quelque chose, souvent un plan, une idée ou une ligne de conduite, pour examen par quelqu'un.

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noun

/ˌprɒp.əˈzɪʃ.ən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une affirmation, une idée ou un plan proposé pour examen, discussion ou adoption.

A noun referring to a statement, idea, or plan that is put forward for consideration, discussion, or acceptance.

  1. Suggestion or proposalB2formal

    A statement or idea put forward for consideration or discussion.

    frProposition (suggestion ou proposition)

    • The committee discussed the proposition to increase funding.
    • He made a business proposition to his partner.
    • Her proposition was met with enthusiasm by the board.

    Synonymesmotionofferplanproposalrecommendationschemesubmissionsuggestion

  2. Logical statementC1formal

    A statement that expresses a concept that can be true or false.

    frproposition logique

    • In logic, a proposition must be either true or false.
    • The philosopher analyzed the proposition carefully.
    • This mathematical proposition has been proven correct.

    Synonymesassertionclaimpremisestatementthesis

  3. Task or challengeB2informal

    A difficult or challenging situation or task.

    frDéfi ou tâche difficile

    • Climbing that mountain is a tough proposition.
    • Getting the project done on time is a difficult proposition.
    • Finding a parking spot in the city center is a tricky proposition.

    Synonymesaffairassignmentchallengeenterprisejobproblemprojecttaskundertakingventure

Formes
  • propositions plural form
  • propositions' possessive plural form
  • proposition's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˌprɒp.əˈzɪʃ.ən/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant proposer ou avancer quelque chose, souvent un plan, une idée ou une ligne de conduite, pour examen par quelqu'un.

A verb meaning to suggest or propose something, often a plan, idea, or course of action, to someone for consideration.

  1. Make an offer or suggestionB2formal

    To suggest or propose something, often a plan or idea, to someone.

    frproposer

    • He propositioned his business partner with a new investment idea.
    • She propositioned the committee to consider a different approach.
    • They propositioned the board to approve the merger.

    Synonymesadvancemootofferposeproposeput forwardsubmitsuggest

  2. Make a sexual advanceB2informal

    To make an indecent or improper sexual suggestion to someone.

    frFaire une proposition indécente

    • He was fired for propositioning a coworker.
    • She felt uncomfortable when a stranger propositioned her at the bar.
    • The manager was accused of propositioning an employee.

    Synonymessolicit

Formes
  • propositioned past participle
  • propositioned past simple
  • propositioning present participle
  • propositions third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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