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timeserver

/ˈtaɪmˌsɜː.vər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui adapte ses opinions et ses actions aux tendances dominantes ou au pouvoir en place, principalement pour en tirer un avantage personnel.

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/ˈtaɪmˌsɜː.vər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui adapte ses opinions et ses actions aux tendances dominantes ou au pouvoir en place, principalement pour en tirer un avantage personnel.

A noun referring to a person who adapts their opinions and actions to suit the prevailing trends or authority, primarily for personal gain or advantage.

  1. OpportunistC1formal

    A person who adapts their opinions and actions to fit the prevailing trends or authority in order to gain personal advantage, often lacking genuine principles.

    frOpportuniste

    • The politician was dismissed as a mere timeserver, changing his stance with every poll.
    • She accused her colleague of being a timeserver who only agreed with the boss to get a promotion.
    • History remembers him not as a visionary but as a timeserver who sought only his own benefit.

    Synonymesopportunisttemporizertrimmerweathercock

    Antonymesidealistmartyrsticker

Formes
  • timeservers plural form
  • timeservers' possessive plural form
  • timeserver's possessive singular form
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