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self-interest

/ˌselfˈɪn.trəst/

Traduction: Nom désignant le fait de se concentrer sur son propre intérêt, bien-être ou avantage personnel, souvent au détriment des autres.

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noun

/ˌselfˈɪn.trəst/B2formal
  • frNom désignant le fait de se concentrer sur son propre intérêt, bien-être ou avantage personnel, souvent au détriment des autres.

A noun referring to a focus on one's own personal advantage, welfare, or benefit, often at the expense of others.

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  1. Exploitative behaviorB2formal

    The practice of seizing opportunities for personal gain, often without considering the negative impact on others.

    frComportement intéressé

    • His self-interest led him to cut corners, ignoring the safety of his coworkers.
    • The politician's actions were driven purely by self-interest, not public service.
    • She acted out of self-interest, taking credit for the team's work.

    Synonymesexploitationopportunismself-seeking

    Antonymesaltruismselflessness

  2. Personal welfareB2formal

    A focus on one's own well-being, needs, and personal advantage.

    frintérêt personnel

    • It is natural to have some degree of self-interest when making career decisions.
    • Balancing self-interest with the needs of the community is a key social skill.
    • His self-interest motivated him to save money for his retirement.

    Synonymesegotismself-concernself-regardself-seekingselfishness

    Antonymesaltruismself-sacrificeselflessness

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  • self-interests plural form
  • self-interests' possessive plural form
  • self-interest's possessive singular form
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