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/maɪld/
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mild
adjective
milder
Comp.
mildest
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doux
Se dit d’un goût peu prononcé ou peu piquant.
This sauce has a mild flavor.
Cette sauce a un goût doux.
léger
Se dit d’un trouble ou d’un symptôme de faible intensité.
He had a mild headache.
Il avait un léger mal de tête.
doux
The weather was mild and sunny.
Le temps était doux et ensoleillé.
Additional translations
modéré
Plus soutenu; s’emploie pour une intensité moyenne ou limitée.
Synonyms
tame
moderate
calm
light
temperate
lenient
gentle
soft
Antonyms
severe
harsh
intense
mild
noun
milds
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US
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Chiefly British English: refers to a type of lightly hopped ale
Additional translations
mild
Terme brassicole emprunté à l’anglais.
Synonyms
session beer
brown ale
beer
ale
mild ale
Definitions
mild
adjective
Not severe or strong; gentle in nature or effect.
The weather was mild, with a gentle breeze and warm sunshine.
Moderate in type or degree or effect or force; not extreme.
He had a mild headache that didn't require medication.
Having a gentle or calm disposition.
She had a mild manner that put everyone at ease.
Not sharp, pungent, or strong in flavor.
The cheese had a mild taste, making it perfect for those who prefer less intense flavors.
mild
noun
A dark, lightly hopped English ale of comparatively low strength.
After work he went to the local and ordered a pint of mild.
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