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speculator

/ˈspek.jə.leɪ.tər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui s'engage dans des transactions financières ou commerciales risquées dans l'espoir de réaliser un profit, ou qui élabore des théories ou des conjectures sans preuves solides.

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noun

/ˈspek.jə.leɪ.tər/C1formalbusiness
  • frNom désignant une personne qui s'engage dans des transactions financières ou commerciales risquées dans l'espoir de réaliser un profit, ou qui élabore des théories ou des conjectures sans preuves solides.

A noun referring to a person who engages in risky financial transactions or business deals in the hope of making a profit, or someone who forms theories or conjectures without firm evidence.

  1. ConjecturerC1formal

    A person who forms opinions or theories about something without having all the necessary facts.

    frSpéculateur (au sens de conjecturer)

    • The media was full of speculators guessing the outcome of the election.
    • He was dismissed as a mere speculator, not a serious analyst.
    • Speculators on social media often spread misinformation.

    Synonymesguessertheorist

  2. Financial risk-takerB2formalbusiness

    A person who engages in risky financial transactions, hoping to make a large profit from price fluctuations.

    frSpéculateur financier

    • The speculator bought the stock hoping its value would skyrocket.
    • Real estate speculators often drive up property prices in developing areas.
    • Many speculators lost their fortunes during the market crash.

    Synonymesgambleroperatorplungerrisk takertraderventurer

Formes
  • speculators plural form
  • speculators' possessive plural form
  • speculator's possessive singular form
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