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1 unfulfilled
unfulfilled [ˈʌnfʊlˈfɪld][promise] non tenu ; [ambition, prophecy] non réalisé ; [desire] insatisfait ; [condition] non rempli* * *[ˌʌnfʊl'fɪld]adjective [ambition] non réalisé; [desire, need] inassouvi; [promise] non tenu; [condition] non rempli; [prophecy] inaccompli -
2 unfulfilled
unfulfilled adj [ambition, potential] non réalisé ; [desire, need] inassouvi ; [promise] non tenu ; [condition] non rempli ; [prophecy] inaccompli ; to feel unfulfilled [person] se sentir insatisfait. -
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unfulfilled [‚ʌnfʊl'fɪld](person) insatisfait, frustré; (dream) non réalisé; (ambition, hopes) inaccompli; (promise) non tenu;∎ to feel unfulfilled éprouver un sentiment d'insatisfactionUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > unfulfilled
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4 frustrated
1 ( irritated) énervé ; a frustrated President told reporters… journ c'est un Président énervé qui a dit aux journalistes… ; to become frustrated at sth s'énerver de qch ; I'm so frustrated, my work is going really badly le travail va mal, ça m'énerve ;2 ( unfulfilled in aspirations) [person] frustré ; [desire, urge] inassouvi ; why stay in a job where you feel so frustrated? pourquoi restes-tu à un poste qui est si frustrant pour toi? ;4 ( would-be) a frustrated diplomat un diplomate manqué ;5 ( sexually) frustré.
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