adage
adaʒ
Definition Synonyms
Definition of adage - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
proverbephrase courte qui exprime une vérité ou sagesse populaire
- L'adage dit que qui va lentement va sûrement.
2.
balletTECH. suite de mouvements lents et gracieux en danse classiqueTECH.
- La danseuse exécute un adage magnifique au centre de la scène.
Origin of adage
latin, adagium (proverbe)
Terms with adage included in their meaning
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proverbe
adage rappelant que les paroles passent, les preuves durent
Examples of adage in a sentence
Elle cite souvent l’adage : « Mieux vaut prévenir que guérir. » L’adage ouvre souvent le deuxième acte du ballet. Ils répètent l’adage en duo avant la représentation.
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- English:adage, adagio, ...
- German:Sprichwort, Adagio, ...
- Italian:proverbio, ...
- Spanish:adagio, paso lento, ...
- Portuguese:adágio, ...
- Chinese:格言, 慢板, ...
- Japanese:格言, アダージオ, ...
- Arabic:قول مأثور, آداجيو, ...
- Hebrew:פִּתְגָּם, אַדָּאז, ...
- Russian:пословица, адажио, ...
- Ukrainian:приповідка, адажіо, ...
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