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suffering

/ˈsʌf.ər.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Décrit un état où une personne ressent de la douleur, de la souffrance ou des difficultés, ou ce qui cause ou exprime cette souffrance., Nom désignant l'état de celui qui éprouve une douleur physique, mentale ou émotionnelle, ou les difficultés et épreuves pénibles de la vie., Verbe utilisé pour indiquer le fait de ressentir une douleur, une souffrance ou des difficultés, ainsi que pour tolérer ou supporter quelque chose.

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adjective

/ˈsʌf.ər.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • frDécrit un état où une personne ressent de la douleur, de la souffrance ou des difficultés, ou ce qui cause ou exprime cette souffrance.

Describes a state of experiencing pain, distress, or hardship.

  1. Experiencing pain or distressB2formal

    Troubled by physical or emotional pain, loss, or hardship.

    frsouffrant

    • The suffering refugees were given shelter and food.
    • She looked at the suffering animal with deep compassion.
    • The suffering patients in the hospital needed urgent care.

    Synonymesafflictedagonizedailinganguisheddistressedhurtmiserabletormentedwretched

    Antonymescomfortablecontenthappyhealthywell

  2. Full of misery or unhappinessB2formal

    Very unhappy; experiencing great mental or emotional anguish.

    frqui souffre, malheureux

    • He had a suffering expression after hearing the bad news.
    • The suffering community struggled to rebuild after the disaster.
    • Her suffering heart ached for her lost friend.

    Synonymesagonizedanguisheddistressedgrievingmiserablemournfulsorrowfultormentedwoefulwretched

    Antonymesblissfulcheerfulcontenthappyjoyful

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

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noun

/ˈsʌf.ər.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'état de celui qui éprouve une douleur physique, mentale ou émotionnelle, ou les difficultés et épreuves pénibles de la vie.

A noun referring to the state of experiencing pain, distress, or hardship, whether physical, mental, or emotional.

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  1. Physical or mental painB1formal

    The state of experiencing pain, distress, or hardship.

    frsouffrance

    • The patient's suffering was relieved by the medication.
    • She endured great suffering after the accident.
    • The documentary highlighted the suffering of war refugees.

    Synonymesafflictionagonyanguishdistresshurtmiserypaintormenttribulationwoe

    Antonymescomforteasejoypleasurerelief

  2. Misery from afflictionB1formal

    A state of deep unhappiness or distress caused by hardship or misfortune.

    frSouffrance due à l'adversité

    • The war brought immense suffering to the civilian population.
    • Poverty is a major cause of human suffering.
    • She tried to ease the suffering of the homeless.

    Synonymesafflictionagonyanguishdistressgriefmiserypainsorrowtormentwoe

    Antonymesblisscomforteasehappinessjoypleasureprosperitywellbeing

  3. Psychological distressB2formal

    Mental or emotional pain, such as grief, anxiety, or depression.

    frsouffrance psychologique

    • His suffering from anxiety was visible to everyone.
    • Therapy can help reduce psychological suffering.
    • She experienced deep suffering after losing her loved one.

    Synonymesagonyanguishdistressgriefmiserypainsorrowtormentwoe

    Antonymescontentmenthappinessjoypeacewellbeing

Formes
  • sufferings plural form
  • sufferings' possessive plural form
  • suffering's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

suffer/ˈsʌf.ər/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour indiquer le fait de ressentir une douleur, une souffrance ou des difficultés, ainsi que pour tolérer ou supporter quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the experience of pain, distress, or hardship, or to allow or tolerate something.

  1. Experience pain or distressA2formal

    To feel or endure physical or mental pain, discomfort, or hardship.

    frSouffrir

    • She suffers from chronic back pain.
    • He suffered a great deal after losing his job.
    • Many people suffer during a natural disaster.

    Synonymesacheagonizebearendureexperiencehurtundergo

    Antonymescomfortenjoyflourishrejoicethrive

  2. Undergo or be subjected toB1formal

    To be affected by or undergo something unpleasant or harmful.

    frSubir

    • The company suffered huge financial losses last year.
    • The city suffered severe damage from the earthquake.
    • His reputation suffered after the scandal.

    Synonymesbearendureexperiencefacego throughincurreceivesustainundergo

    Antonymesbenefitenjoyflourishprosperthrive

  3. Tolerate or allowB2formal

    To allow or tolerate something, often used in negative constructions.

    frSupporter, tolérer

    • I will not suffer such rudeness from anyone.
    • She cannot suffer fools gladly.
    • The teacher would not suffer any cheating in her class.

    Synonymesabideallowbearbrookendurepermitstandtolerate

    Antonymesbandisallowforbidpreventprohibit

Formes
  • suffered past participle
  • suffered past simple
  • suffering present participle
  • suffers third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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