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simple

/ˈsɪm.pəl/

Traduction: Qui est facile à comprendre ou à faire, qui n'est pas compliqué, ou qui ne comporte que peu d'éléments., Nom désignant quelque chose de simple, non compliqué, sans fioritures ni difficulté ; souvent employé pour décrire un élément de base ou une notion sans sophistication.

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adjective

/ˈsɪm.pəl/A1formal
  • frQui est facile à comprendre ou à faire, qui n'est pas compliqué, ou qui ne comporte que peu d'éléments.

Describes something that is easy to understand, not complicated, or consisting of only a few parts.

  1. Easy to understand or doA1formal

    Not complicated; easy to understand, use, or deal with.

    frsimple (facile à comprendre ou à faire)

    • The instructions are very simple to follow.
    • This is a simple recipe for beginners.
    • She gave a simple explanation of the problem.

    Synonymescleareasyeffortlessstraightforwarduncomplicatedunderstandable

    Antonymescomplexcomplicateddifficulthard

  2. Plain or basicA2formal

    Without decoration, luxury, or extra features.

    frSimple, sans fioritures

    • They live a simple life in the countryside.
    • He wore a simple black suit to the event.
    • The room was furnished with simple wooden furniture.

    Synonymesausterebarebasichumblemodestno-frillsplainspartanstarkunadornedundecoratedunembellished

    Antonymescomplexdecoratedelaborateextravagantfancyintricateluxuriousornate

  3. Not intelligentB1informal

    Used to describe someone who is not very clever or is naive.

    frsimple d'esprit

    • Don't be so simple; he's obviously lying to you.
    • She's not simple; she just doesn't care about the details.
    • He's a bit simple when it comes to understanding jokes.

    Synonymesdimdullfoolishgulliblenaivesillysimple-mindedslowunsophisticated

    Antonymesastutecleverintelligentsharpsmart

Formes
  • simpler comparative form
  • simplest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈsɪm.pəl/A2formal
  • frNom désignant quelque chose de simple, non compliqué, sans fioritures ni difficulté ; souvent employé pour décrire un élément de base ou une notion sans sophistication.

A noun referring to something that is not complex, elaborate, or difficult; often used to describe a basic or uncomplicated thing or concept.

  1. A person of low intelligenceB2informal

    A person who is considered foolish or lacking intelligence.

    frPersonne naïve ou peu intelligente

    • Don't treat him like a simple; he understands more than you think.
    • The character in the play was portrayed as a simple.
    • She called him a simple for not understanding the joke.

    Synonymesblockheaddoltduncefoolidiotimbecilemoronnitwitsimpleton

    Antonymesgeniusintellectualmastermindsage

  2. A medicinal herbC2formalbritish

    A medicinal plant or herb used in traditional remedies.

    frPlante médicinale

    • The apothecary gathered simples from the garden for the tincture.
    • This simple is known to cure headaches.
    • He studied the properties of various simples.

    Synonymesherbremedy

Formes
  • simples plural form
  • simples' possessive plural form
  • simple's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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