[ INSTAGRAM ] : @Beautiful_English_Words, des mots et leur définition

Avis aux anglophones et aux amateurs de mots, le compte Instagram du jour risque de vous plaire ! Beautiful_English_Words propose quotidiennement des mots et leur définition.

Noms communs, verbes, adjectifs, adverbes, vous pouvez retrouver tous les jours UN nouveau mot et la définition l’accompagnant.

La typographie est toujours la même, une police de couleur blanche sur une image représentant du mieux possible le mot écrit.

Beautiful_English_Words est une belle façon d’apprendre ou de redécouvrir des mots anglais.

Quelques mots et leur définition :

Snuggery |ˈsnʌg(ə)ri| archaic origin, another term for snug #beautifulwords #wordoftheday #snug #weekendfeels #warmth #London #Airbnb #latergram #instatravel #instapassport @airbnb #여행은살아보는거야 #에어비앤비 #런던집에서의아침

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Natter |ˈnatə| early 19th century origin #beautifulwords #wordoftheday #SeesawCoffee #tiles #CentralPod #creativespaces #Cafechatter #ShanghaiCafeHops #Shanghai #travelling

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Denizen |ˈdɛnɪz(ə)n| late Middle English origin from deynseyn, via Anglo-Norman French from Old French deinz ‘within’ (from Latin de ‘from’ + intus ‘within’) + -ein (from Latin -aneus ‘-aneous’). The change in the form of the word was due to association with citizen #beautifulwords #wordoftheday #SiemReap #tuktuk #Cambodia #KhmerNewYear #42degrees #travelling #perspective #dustroads #belonging #instatravel #wanderlust

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Yore |jɔː| Old English geāra, geāre, of unknown origin #beautifulwords #wordoftheday #HeidelbergCastle #architecture #travelling #regram #bluesky

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Bibulous |ˈbɪbjʊləs| late 17th century origin (in the sense ‘absorbent’): from Latin bibulus ‘freely or readily drinking’(from bibere ‘to drink’) + -ous #beautifulwords #wordoftheday #Lisbon #Portugal #sunset #colours #happylunarnewyear

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