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threat

/θret/

Traduction: Nom désignant le fait d'indiquer quelque chose de déplaisant ou de nuisible qui pourrait arriver, ou une personne ou une chose qui peut représenter un danger ou un préjudice.

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/θret/B1formal
  • frNom désignant le fait d'indiquer quelque chose de déplaisant ou de nuisible qui pourrait arriver, ou une personne ou une chose qui peut représenter un danger ou un préjudice.

A noun referring to an indication of something undesirable or harmful that may happen, or a person or thing that is likely to cause danger or harm.

  1. Expression of intent to harmB1formal

    A statement or indication of an intention to cause harm, damage, or trouble.

    frMenace (expression d'intention de nuire)

    • He made a threat to resign if his demands were not met.
    • The company received a bomb threat via email.
    • She ignored his threat and continued with her work.

    Synonymescomminationintimidationmenacethreateningultimatumwarning

  2. Source of dangerB1formal

    A person or thing that is likely to cause harm or danger.

    frmenace

    • Pollution is a serious threat to the environment.
    • The new virus poses a threat to public health.
    • He was considered a threat to national security.

    Synonymesdangerhazardmenaceperilrisk

  3. Imminent dangerB2formal

    The possibility of something bad happening; a situation of danger.

    frMenace imminente

    • The threat of war loomed over the region.
    • Under the threat of bankruptcy, the company restructured.
    • The threat of losing his job made him work harder.

    Synonymesdangerhazardmenaceperilrisk

    Antonymesprotectionsafeguardsafetysecurity

Formes
  • threats plural form
  • threats' possessive plural form
  • threat's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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