anglais > français | |
silence | |
1. n. Silence. | |
2. v. Faire taire, réduire au silence. | |
anglais > anglais | |
silence | |
1. n. The lack of any sound. | |
When the motor stopped, the silence was almost deafening. | |
2. n. The act of refraining from speaking. | |
"You have the right to silence," said the police officer. | |
3. n. Form of meditative worship practiced by the Society of Friends (Quakers); meeting for worship. | |
During silence a message came to me that there was that of God in every person. | |
4. v. To make (someone or something) silent. | |
Can you silence the crowd, so we can start the show? | |
5. v. To repress the expression of something. | |
Women, as well as children, have their thoughts or emotions routinely silenced. | |
6. v. To suppress criticism, etc. | |
Silence the critics. | |
Silence the doubters. | |
7. v. (molecular biology) To block gene expression. | |
8. v. (euphemistic) murder | |
9. interj. (imperative) Be silent. | |
Silence! Enough of your insolence! | |