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corrected

/kəˈrɛktɪd/

correctedadjective

/kəˈrɛktɪd/

Rarely used comparatively; typically non-gradable.

Translations

corrigé

The corrected document was finally ready for submission after several rounds of revisions.

Le document corrigé était enfin prêt à être soumis après plusieurs séries de révisions.

Additional translations

rectifiéSurtout dans un contexte formel, technique ou rédactionnel.

Definitions

Having been adjusted or modified to be accurate or free from errors.

The corrected document was finally ready for submission after several rounds of revisions.

Synonyms

Antonyms

correctverb

corrected

Past Simple

corrected

Past Simple

corrected

Past Participle

correcting

ing-form

/kəˈrɛkt/

Translations

corriger

She corrected the mistakes in the report before submitting it.

Elle a corrigé les erreurs du rapport avant de le soumettre.

rectifierSurtout pour ajuster ou modifier avec précision.

He corrected the course of the ship to avoid the storm.

Il a rectifié la trajectoire du navire pour éviter la tempête.

Additional translations

réprimanderDans le sens de « reprendre quelqu’un » ou « le réprimander ».

Definitions

To make something right or accurate by removing errors or faults.

She corrected the mistakes in the report before submitting it.

To scold or reprimand someone in order to improve their behavior.

The teacher corrected the student for talking during the lesson.

To adjust or modify something to achieve a desired result.

He corrected the course of the ship to avoid the storm.

Synonyms

set right

Antonyms

err

misinterpret

mistake

correctadjective

Definitions

Free from error; in accordance with fact or truth.

She provided the correct answer to the math problem.

Conforming to a standard; proper or appropriate.

He wore the correct attire for the formal event.

correctadverb

Definitions

Accurately; in a manner that is free from error.

If I remember correct, the meeting starts at noon.

correctinterjection

Definitions

Used to acknowledge that a statement is accurate or to express agreement.

A: "The capital of France is Paris." B: "Correct!"