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decisive: Adjectif/Adverbe
derision: Substantif
positively: Adverbe
relatively: Adverbe
derive: I. Verbe transitif II. Verbe intransitif
extensively: Adverbe
alternatively: Adverbe
derivative: Substantif
incisive: Adjectif/Adverbe
deride: Verbe transitif
lively: Adjectif/Adverbe
indecisive: Adjectif/Adverbe
derail: Verbe transitif

Résultats dont l'orthographe est similaire : decisive , derive , relatively , positively , derision , extensively , alternatively , derail , indecisive , lively , deride , incisive et derivative

decisive [dɪˈsaɪsɪv] ADJ

decisive action, battle, step

decisivo(-a)

decisive tone

categórico(-a)

derision [dɪˈrɪʒən] SUBST sans pl

derision

escárnio m

positively ADV

positively

positivamente

to answer positively

responder positivamente

to positively refuse to do sth

recusar-se definitivamente a fazer a. c.

relatively ADV

relatively

relativamente

I . derive [dɪˈraɪv] VERBE trans

to derive sth from sth

tirar a. c. de a. c.

we derive a lot of pleasure from walking

temos muito prazer em andar

II . derive [dɪˈraɪv] VERBE intr

derive

derivar

extensively ADV

extensively

amplamente

to travel extensively

viajar bastante

to use sth extensively

usar muito a. c.

alternatively ADV

alternatively

de outro modo

alternatively

senão

derivative [dɪˈrɪvət̬ɪv, GB -tɪv] SUBST

derivative

derivado m

incisive [ɪnˈsaɪsɪv] ADJ

incisive

incisivo(-a)

incisive

mordaz

deride [dɪˈraɪd] VERBE trans

deride

escarnecer

lively [ˈlaɪvli] ADJ

lively person, conversation

animado(-a)

lively imagination, interest

fértil

indecisive [ˌɪndɪˈsaɪsɪv] ADJ

indecisive

indeciso(-a)

derail [dɪˈreɪl] VERBE trans

derail

descarrilar

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Someone who chokes may be known as a choker or, more derisively, as a choke artist. en.wikipedia.org

The behemoth spent some time basking in the sun, then snorted derisively at the assembled landlubbers and swam off into the distance... and into history. torontoist.com

Several young writers were referred to derisively in the press as decadent during the mid-1880s. en.wikipedia.org

The phrase is sometimes used derisively, in the sense of condescending or hypocritical social responsibility. en.wikipedia.org

The term is also used derisively by critics as an insinuation of aggrandizement by such ministers. en.wikipedia.org

The adjectives confessional and sensitive were often used (sometimes derisively) to describe this early singer-songwriter style. en.wikipedia.org

Due to this unusual configuration a tone bar (derisively termed a broomstick) of aluminum had to be added through the body for structural rigidity. en.wikipedia.org

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