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undercurrent

/ˈʌn.dəˌkʌr.ənt/

Traduction: Courant d'eau qui circule sous la surface, ou sentiment, qualité ou influence caché(e) qui agit de manière souterraine dans une situation ou un discours.

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noun

/ˈʌn.dəˌkʌr.ənt/C1formal
  • frCourant d'eau qui circule sous la surface, ou sentiment, qualité ou influence caché(e) qui agit de manière souterraine dans une situation ou un discours.

A noun referring to a hidden or underlying feeling, quality, or influence, often in a situation or conversation, or a current of water flowing beneath the surface.

  1. Hidden emotion or meaningB2formal

    A subtle or underlying feeling, quality, or meaning that is not directly expressed but is present in a situation or conversation.

    frSous-entendu ou sentiment latent

    • There was an undercurrent of tension in the room during the negotiation.
    • His calm words carried an undercurrent of anger.
    • The novel explores the undercurrent of social unrest in the city.

    Synonymesatmosphereconnotationhintimplicationnuanceovertonesuggestionundertonevibe

  2. Subsurface water flowB2formalscientific

    A current of water that flows beneath the surface of a body of water, often moving in a different direction than the surface current.

    frCourant de subsurface

    • Swimmers should be cautious of the strong undercurrent near the shore.
    • The diver felt a cold undercurrent pulling him deeper.
    • The river's undercurrent made it dangerous for boats.

    Synonymesundertow

Formes
  • undercurrents plural form
  • undercurrents' possessive plural form
  • undercurrent's possessive singular form
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