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stony

/ˈstəʊ.ni/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose fait de pierre, couvert de pierres ou ressemblant à de la pierre ; s'emploie aussi au sens figuré pour décrire un comportement froid, insensible ou impassible.

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/ˈstəʊ.ni/B2formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose fait de pierre, couvert de pierres ou ressemblant à de la pierre ; s'emploie aussi au sens figuré pour décrire un comportement froid, insensible ou impassible.

Describes something that is made of, covered with, or resembling stone; also used figuratively to describe a cold, unfeeling, or expressionless manner.

  1. Covered with or full of stonesB1formal

    Having many stones or rocks on the surface.

    frpierreux

    • The path was stony and difficult to walk on.
    • They crossed a stony field to reach the village.
    • The stony beach was not comfortable for sunbathing.

    Synonymesgravellypebblyrockyshingly

    Antonymesclearsmooth

  2. Cold and unfeelingB2formal

    Showing no emotion, sympathy, or warmth; hard-hearted.

    frdénué de sentiment, insensible

    • She gave him a stony stare and walked away.
    • His stony silence made everyone uncomfortable.
    • The judge's stony expression revealed nothing.

    Synonymescallouscoldemotionlessfrigidfrostyhardheartedheartlessicyimpassiveunemotionalunfeelingunsympathetic

    Antonymescompassionatekindsoftheartedsympathetictenderwarm

  3. Extremely hardB2informal

    Having a hardness similar to stone.

    frExtrêmement dur

    • The bread had become stony after being left out for days.
    • The ground was stony and impossible to dig.
    • His heart felt stony after years of disappointment.

    Synonymesadamantineflintyhardrocky

    Antonymespliablesoftyielding

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