improbe
ɛ̃pʁɔb
Definition Synonyms
Definition of improbe - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
1.
malhonnêteRare qui manque de droiture morale et agit de façon malhonnêteRare
- Ce politicien improbe a détourné des fonds publics.
2.
difficileRare qui demande beaucoup d'efforts et cause de grandes difficultésRare
- Cette tâche improbe nécessite une patience extraordinaire.
Origin of improbe
latin, improbus (malhonnête)
Examples of improbe in a sentence
Une entreprise si improbe ne mérite aucun soutien public. Ils se sont attaqués à un chantier improbe de rénovation complète. Surmonter ces obstacles financiers s'est révélé absolument improbe pour l'association.
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- English:dishonest, arduous, ...
- German:unredlich, mühsam, ...
- Italian:improbo, arduo, ...
- Spanish:improbó, arduo, ...
- Portuguese:improbo, árduo, ...
- Chinese:不诚实的, 艰巨的, ...
- Japanese:不正直な, 過酷な, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر نَزِيه, شاقّ, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי יָשָׁר, מַתִּישׁ, ...
- Russian:нечестный, трудоёмкий, ...
- Ukrainian:нечесний, виснажливий, ...
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