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varied

/ˈver.id/

Traduction: Qui présente une grande diversité d'éléments, de types ou de formes ; qui n'est pas uniforme, comportant des aspects ou des parties différents., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de changer ou de différer en forme, en degré ou en nature.

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adjective

/ˈver.id/B1formal
  • frQui présente une grande diversité d'éléments, de types ou de formes ; qui n'est pas uniforme, comportant des aspects ou des parties différents.

Describes something that consists of many different types or elements.

  1. Diverse or assortedB1formal

    Consisting of many different types or elements.

    frvarié, diversifié

    • The menu offers a varied selection of dishes.
    • Her career has been varied, including teaching and writing.
    • The region has a varied landscape with mountains and beaches.

    Synonymesassorteddifferentdiverseheterogeneousmanifoldmiscellaneousmixedmultifarioussundryvarious

    Antonymeshomogeneousidenticalmonotonoussameunchanginguniformunvaried

  2. Changing or fluctuatingB2formal

    Not constant; subject to change or variation.

    frChangeant, variable

    • The weather has been varied this week, with sun and rain.
    • His mood was varied throughout the day.
    • The results of the experiment were varied across different trials.

    Synonymeschangingfluctuatinginconstantirregularshiftingunstableunsteadyvariable

    Antonymesconstantfixedstablesteadyuniform

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

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verb

vary/ˈveə.ri/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de changer ou de différer en forme, en degré ou en nature.

A verb used to indicate the act of changing or differing in form, degree, or nature.

  1. Differ or changeB1formal

    To be different or to change in size, amount, degree, or nature.

    frvarier

    • The prices vary depending on the season.
    • Her mood can vary from day to day.
    • The results vary significantly between the two groups.

    Synonymesalterchangedeviatedifferdivergefluctuatemodifyshift

    Antonymesholdkeepremainstay

  2. Introduce diversityB2formal

    To make changes to something in order to make it more diverse or interesting.

    frvarier, diversifier

    • You should vary your diet to include more fruits and vegetables.
    • The teacher varied the activities to keep the students engaged.
    • We need to vary our marketing strategies to reach different audiences.

    Synonymesdiversifyvariegate

    Antonymesuniformize

Formes
  • varied past participle
  • varied past simple
  • varying present participle
  • varies third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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