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smouldering

/ˈsməʊl.dər.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui brûle lentement sans flamme, ou un sentiment qui est contenu mais prêt à éclater., Verbe désignant une combustion lente avec fumée mais sans flamme, ou une émotion contenue comme la colère ou le ressentiment qui couve.

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adjective

/ˈsməʊl.dər.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui brûle lentement sans flamme, ou un sentiment qui est contenu mais prêt à éclater.

Describes something that is burning slowly without flames, or a feeling that is suppressed but ready to burst out.

  1. Burning slowly without flameB2formal

    Burning or smoking slowly with little or no flame, often producing smoke.

    frqui couve sans flamme

    • The campfire was still smouldering the next morning.
    • Smouldering embers remained after the fire was put out.
    • The smouldering pile of leaves sent up a thin column of smoke.

    Synonymesglowingignitedsmokysmoldering

  2. Suppressed anger or emotionC1formal

    Showing or feeling barely suppressed anger, resentment, or intense emotion.

    frcouvant (colère, émotion)

    • He gave her a smouldering look of barely contained fury.
    • A smouldering resentment lingered between the two rivals.
    • Her smouldering anger finally erupted into a heated argument.

    Synonymesburningfesteringpent-uprepressedseethingsimmeringstifledsuppressed

    Antonymescalmcomposedsereneunruffled

Formes
  • more smouldering comparative form
  • most smouldering superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

smoulder/ˈsməʊl.dər/C1formal
  • frVerbe désignant une combustion lente avec fumée mais sans flamme, ou une émotion contenue comme la colère ou le ressentiment qui couve.

A verb used to indicate the act of burning slowly with smoke but no flame, or to describe a feeling of suppressed anger or resentment.

  1. Burn slowly without flameB2formal

    To burn slowly with smoke but no flame, often producing a glowing ember.

    frBrûler sans flamme

    • The campfire continued to smoulder long after the flames died down.
    • The cigarette butt smouldered in the ashtray.
    • The embers smouldered under the ash for hours.

    Synonymesglowseethesimmersmolder

  2. Suppress strong emotionsB2formal

    To have strong feelings of anger, hatred, or passion that are not openly expressed.

    frcouver

    • He smouldered with resentment after the unfair criticism.
    • She smouldered with jealousy when she saw them together.
    • The tension between them smouldered beneath a calm surface.

    Synonymesboilburnchafefumeseethesimmer

    Antonymesexpressoutburstvent

Formes
  • smouldered past participle
  • smouldered past simple
  • smouldering present participle
  • smoulders third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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