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sage

/seɪdʒ/

Traduction: Décrit une personne, surtout âgée, comme sage, possédant une profonde connaissance et un bon sens., Nom désignant une personne d'une grande sagesse, notamment un guide spirituel ou philosophique ; désigne aussi la plante aromatique (sauge) utilisée comme condiment.

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adjective

/seɪdʒ/C1formal
  • frDécrit une personne, surtout âgée, comme sage, possédant une profonde connaissance et un bon sens.

Describes a person, especially an older one, as wise and possessing deep knowledge and good judgment.

  1. Wise and experiencedB2formal

    Having or showing profound wisdom, often gained through age and experience.

    frsage (avisé, expérimenté)

    • The old man gave sage advice to the young couple.
    • Her sage counsel helped the company avoid a crisis.
    • He is known for his sage observations on life.

    Synonymesastuteintelligentjudiciousknowledgeablelearnedphilosophicprudentsagaciousshrewdwise

    Antonymesfoolishignorantinexperiencednaiveunwise

  2. Grey-green colorB1formal

    Of a muted, greyish-green color, resembling the leaves of the sage plant.

    frCouleur sauge

    • She wore a beautiful sage dress to the party.
    • The walls were painted a calming sage green.
    • The sage color of the leaves blended perfectly with the garden.

    Synonymesgrayish-greengreyish-greensage green

Formes
  • sager comparative form
  • sagest superlative form
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noun

/seɪdʒ/B2formalculinary
  • frNom désignant une personne d'une grande sagesse, notamment un guide spirituel ou philosophique ; désigne aussi la plante aromatique (sauge) utilisée comme condiment.

A noun referring to a person of profound wisdom, especially one who serves as a mentor in spiritual or philosophical matters; also refers to an aromatic herb (Salvia) used as a seasoning.

  1. Wise personB2formal

    A person, often a mentor, known for their deep wisdom and sound judgment, especially in spiritual or philosophical matters.

    frPersonne sage

    • The village elders sought the advice of the sage.
    • He was regarded as a sage in matters of philosophy.
    • The sage's teachings have been passed down for generations.

    Synonymesguruintellectmentornestororaclephilosopherpunditsavantsolomon

    Antonymesfoolignoramussimpleton

  2. Culinary herbB1formal

    The aromatic, grey-green leaves of the Salvia plant, used fresh or dried to flavor meats, poultry, and other dishes.

    frSauge officinale (plante aromatique)

    • She added fresh sage to the stuffing for the turkey.
    • The recipe calls for a teaspoon of dried sage.
    • Sage pairs well with pork and game meats.
  3. Herb plantB1formal

    Any of various plants belonging to the genus Salvia, often grown for their aromatic leaves or ornamental flowers.

    frSauge

    • The garden is filled with purple-flowered sage.
    • Sage is a hardy perennial herb that thrives in sunny spots.
    • Different species of sage are found across the Mediterranean.

    Synonymessalvia

Formes
  • sages plural form
  • sages' possessive plural form
  • sage's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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