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personalised

UK
/ˈpɜːsənəlaɪzd/
US
/ˈpɜrsənəlaɪzd/

Translations

personalisedadjective
more personalised
Comp.
most personalised
Super.
UK
/ˈpɜːsənəlaɪzd/
US
/ˈpɜrsənəlaɪzd/
She received a personalised gift with her name engraved on it.
Elle a reçu un cadeau personnalisé avec son nom gravé dessus.
Additional translations
sur mesureS’emploie quand l’idée est celle d’une adaptation aux besoins particuliers d’une personne.
Synonyms
customized
tailored
individualized
bespoke
adapted
modified
personaliseverb

personalised

Past Simple

personalised
Past Simple
personalised
Past Participle
personalising
Gerund
UK
/ˈpɜːsənəlaɪz/
US
/ˈpɜrsənəlaɪz/
personnaliserRendre plus personnel ou individuel, notamment en adaptant un produit ou en ajoutant un nom, des initiales, etc.
The company offers a service to personalise your laptop with custom engravings.
L'entreprise propose un service pour personnaliser votre ordinateur portable avec des gravures sur mesure.
Additional translations
personnaliserAu sens figuré : considérer une remarque, une critique ou une situation comme visant sa personne.
anthropomorphiserEn littérature, attribuer des traits ou des émotions humaines à une chose non humaine.
Synonyms
individualize
customize
modify
adapt
tailor

Definitions

personalisedadjective
Made or done to suit the individual needs or preferences of a particular person.
She received a personalised gift with her name engraved on it.
Adapted or tailored to the specific requirements or characteristics of an individual.
The company offers personalised training programs to enhance employee skills.
personaliseverb
To design or produce something to meet someone's individual requirements.
The company offers a service to personalise your laptop with custom engravings.
To make something personal or individual, often by adding a name or monogram.
She decided to personalise her notebook by adding her initials on the cover.
To attribute human characteristics to something non-human.
The author tends to personalise the weather in his stories, giving it moods and emotions.
To interpret or present something as relating to oneself or to a specific individual rather than keeping it impersonal.
Try not to personalise the criticism; it is meant for the whole team.
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