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1 ambiguïté
ambiguïté° [ɑ̃bigyite]feminine noun* * *ɑ̃bigɥite1) (de mot, situation) ambiguitysans ambiguïté — [question] unambiguous; [situation] clear-cut; [définir, dire] unambiguously
2) ( de personnage) enigmatic nature; ( de sentiment) ambivalence* * *ɑ̃biɡɥite nfambiguousness no pl ambiguity* * *ambiguïté nf1 (de mot, formule, situation) ambiguity; sans ambiguïté [question, article, prise de position] unambiguous; [situation] clear-cut; [définir, dire] unambiguously;2 (de mot, d'expression) ambiguity;3 ( de personnage) enigmatic nature; ( de sentiment) ambivalence.[ɑ̃bigɥite] nom féminin1. [équivoque] ambiguityréponse sans ambiguïté unequivocal ou unambiguous answerrépondre sans ambiguïté to answer unequivocally ou unambiguously
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