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nudge

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US
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nudge up

Translations

nudgenoun
nudges
pl
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incitation douceEn marketing, en psychologie du comportement et en économie comportementale.
The new policy acted as a nudge to encourage employees to recycle more.
La nouvelle politique a servi d'incitation douce pour encourager les employés à recycler davantage.
coup de coude
She gave him a nudge to remind him to speak up during the meeting.
Elle lui a donné un coup de coude pour lui rappeler de prendre la parole pendant la réunion.
Synonyms
hint
push
signal
shove
jolt
prod
Antonyms
pull
shove
nudgeverb
nudged
Past Simple
nudged
Past Participle
nudging
Gerund
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inciter doucementSurtout dans le sens d’encourager sans forcer.
He nudged her to apply for the job, believing she was the perfect fit.
Il l’a incitée doucement à postuler pour le poste, convaincu qu’elle était parfaite pour ce rôle.
donner un petit coup de coude à
She nudged him to get his attention during the meeting.
Elle lui a donné un petit coup de coude pour attirer son attention pendant la réunion.
faire légèrement monterPour une progression lente ou marginale.
The stock prices nudged higher as the market opened.
Les cours des actions ont légèrement monté à l’ouverture du marché.
Synonyms
coax
push
prod
jostle
shove
prompt
encourage
Antonyms
deter
dissuade
discourage
pull
nudgeadjective
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Used attributively, especially in phrases like "nudge theory" or "nudge techniques".
incitatifEmploi surtout en sciences comportementales, politique publique et marketing.
The government introduced a nudge policy to improve public health.
Le gouvernement a introduit une politique incitative pour améliorer la santé publique.

Definitions

nudgenoun
A gentle push or prod, typically with the elbow, to attract attention or convey a message.
She gave him a nudge to remind him to speak up during the meeting.
A small or subtle change or encouragement intended to influence behavior or decision-making.
The new policy acted as a nudge to encourage employees to recycle more.
nudgeverb
To push or poke someone or something gently, often with the elbow, to draw attention or convey a message.
She nudged him to get his attention during the meeting.
To gently encourage or persuade someone to take a particular action or decision.
He nudged her to apply for the job, believing she was the perfect fit.
To move something slowly or incrementally in a particular direction.
The stock prices nudged higher as the market opened.
nudgeadjective
Relating to or employing subtle behavioral influence techniques.
The government introduced a nudge policy to improve public health.
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