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west

/west/

Traduction: Situé à l'ouest ou en direction de l'ouest., Adverbe indiquant une direction, signifiant « vers l'ouest ». Utilisé pour décrire un mouvement ou une position par rapport à la direction de l'ouest., Nom désignant l'une des quatre directions cardinales, opposée à l'est, ou la région située dans cette direction.

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Liens du mot

adjective

/west/A1formal
  • frSitué à l'ouest ou en direction de l'ouest.

Situated in or towards the west direction.

  1. Situated in the westA1formal

    Located in, facing, or moving towards the west direction.

    frsitué à l'ouest, occidental

    • The west wing of the house has the best views.
    • We drove along the west coast highway.
    • The west side of the city is more residential.

    Synonymeswestboundwesterlywesternwestward

    Antonymeseast

  2. From the westA2formal

    Coming from or associated with the west.

    frde l'ouest

    • A west wind brought cooler temperatures.
    • The west entrance is closed for repairs.
    • She lives on the west bank of the river.

    Synonymeswesterlywestern

    Antonymeseast

Formes
  • further west comparative form
  • furthest west superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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adverb

/west/A2formal
  • frAdverbe indiquant une direction, signifiant « vers l'ouest ». Utilisé pour décrire un mouvement ou une position par rapport à la direction de l'ouest.

An adverb indicating direction, meaning "towards the west." It is used to describe movement or position relative to the west direction.

  1. A1formal

    Toward the west; in a westward direction.

    frvers l'ouest

    • The sun sets in the west.
    • She walked west to reach the beach.
    • Turn west at the next intersection.

    Synonymeswesterlywestwardwestwards

    Antonymeseast

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/west/A1formal
  • frNom désignant l'une des quatre directions cardinales, opposée à l'est, ou la région située dans cette direction.

A noun referring to one of the four cardinal directions, opposite to east, or a region located in that direction.

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  1. Cardinal directionA1formal

    The direction towards the setting sun, opposite to east.

    frouest (direction cardinale)

    • The sun sets in the west.
    • Turn west at the next intersection.
    • The wind is coming from the west.

    Synonymesdue westw

    Antonymeseast

  2. The West (regions)B2formal

    Countries or areas in the western part of the world, especially Europe and North America.

    frL’Occident

    • Trade between the East and the West increased.
    • The West developed rapidly during the Industrial Revolution.
    • Cultural differences between the West and the Middle East.

    Synonymesoccident

    Antonymeseast

  3. American WestB2informalamerican

    The western part of the United States, associated with frontier history.

    frOuest américain

    • He moved to the West to seek gold.
    • The Wild West was full of cowboys and outlaws.
    • The American West has stunning national parks.

    Synonymesfrontierwild west

Formes
  • wests plural form
  • wests' possessive plural form
  • west's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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