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serene

/səˈriːn/

/səˈrin/

Traduzioni

sereneadjective

serener

Comp.

serenest

Super.

/səˈriːn/

/səˈrin/

sereinPour le sens de calme, paisible; aussi usuel pour le ciel ou le temps.

She remained serene despite the bad news.

Elle est restée sereine malgré la mauvaise nouvelle.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

paisibleNuance plus générale de tranquillité, moins marquée par l’idée de majesté ou de clarté météorologique.

sérénissimeEmploi archaïque ou honorifique avec les titres nobles ou royaux.

Sinonimi

Contrari

serenenoun

serenes

Archaic noun denoting a calm or clear state of the sky or weather

sérénitéSens abstrait de calme et de tranquillité; emploi surtout littéraire ou archaïque.

After the storm, a serene settled over the sea.

Après la tempête, une sérénité s’est installée sur la mer.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

sereinEmploi archaïque pour un état calme et clair du ciel ou du temps.

sereneverb

serened

Past Simple

serened

Past Participle

serening

Gerund

/səˈriːn/

/səˈrin/

Rare, chiefly poetic or literary usage.

apaiserPour le sens factitif : rendre calme, tranquille ou plus clair.

The gentle music serened the guests.

La musique douce a apaisé les invités.

Definizioni

sereneadjective

Calm, peaceful, and untroubled; tranquil.

The serene landscape of the countryside helped her relax and forget her worries.

Clear and free of storms or unpleasant change.

The weather was serene, with clear skies and a gentle breeze.

Archaic, chiefly used with royal or noble titles: august; sovereign.

They were granted an audience with His Serene Highness.

serenenoun

(Archaic) A calm, clear, or unclouded state of the sky or weather; tranquility.

After days of storms, the sailors rejoiced in the serene that settled over the sea.

sereneverb

To make or become calm, clear, or tranquil.

After the storm, the skies began to serene.