good-humoured no Dicionário de Francês-Inglês da Oxford-Hachette

Traduções para good-humoured no dicionário inglês»francês

good-humoured Brit, good-humored americ [Brit ˌɡʊdˈhjuːməd, americ ˈɡʊdˌ(h)jumərd] ADJ

good-humoured audience, crowd, meeting, discussion

détendu

good-humoured rivalry, competitor

amical

good-humoured banter, joke, criticism

innocent

good-humoured remark, smile, wink

plaisant

to be good-humoured (of mood)

être de bonne humeur

to be good-humoured (of character)

avoir bon caractère

I.humour Brit, humor americ [Brit ˈhjuːmə, americ ˈ(h)jumər] SUBST

1. humour (wit):

humour

humour m

to have a/no sense of humour

avoir/ne pas avoir le sens de l'humour

a good sense of humour

le sens de l'humour

the humour of the situation

le côté humoristique de la situation

2. humour (mood):

humour

humeur f

to be in good humour

être de bonne humeur

to be in no humour for jokes/arguing

ne pas être d'humeur à plaisanter/discuter

to be out of humour

être de mauvaise humeur

to be out of humour with sb

être en froid avec qn

when the humour takes me

quand l'envie m'en prend

3. humour archaic MED:

humour

humeur f

II.humour Brit, humor americ [Brit ˈhjuːmə, americ ˈ(h)jumər] VERBO trans

humour person

amadouer

humour request, whim, wish

se plier à

III.-humoured COMPOS

good-humoured person, smile

aimable

bad-humoured

désagréable

Traduções para good-humoured no dicionário francês»inglês

débonnaire [debɔnɛʀ] ADJ

débonnaire (sympathique)

good-humoured Brit

débonnaire (tolérant)

easy-going

débonnaire ambiance, soirée

relaxed

il a l'air débonnaire

he has a kindly air about him

humeur [ymœʀ] SUBST f

1. humeur (disposition passagère):

humeur

mood

être de bonne/mauvaise humeur

to be in a good/bad mood

être d'une humeur de chien

to be in a foul mood

être d'humeur à faire qc

to be in the mood to do sth

je ne suis pas d'humeur à écouter tes histoires

I'm in no mood to listen to your stories

être d'humeur massacrante

to be in a hell of a mood

2. humeur (disposition dominante):

humeur

temper

être d'humeur égale

to be even-tempered

être d'humeur inégale

to be moody

un jeune homme à l'humeur chagrine

a sulky young man

un spectacle plein de bonne humeur

a very happy show

des crises de mauvaise humeur

bad moods

elle est connue pour sa bonne humeur

she's known for her good humour

elle est connue pour sa bonne humeur

she's known for being good-humoured

3. humeur (mauvaise disposition):

geste/mouvement d'humeur

bad-tempered gesture/movement

dans un mouvement d'humeur

with a bad-tempered gesture

il m'a répondu avec humeur

he answered me bad-temperedly

4. humeur arcaico MED:

humeur

humour Brit

les humeurs

the humours Brit

Expressões:

humeur aqueuse FISIOL

aqueous humour Brit

humeur vitrée FISIOL

vitreous humour Brit

good-humoured no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para good-humoured no dicionário inglês»francês

good-humored ADJ

good-humored

de bonne humeur

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

Noble manners, an engaging disposition, affable and condescending address, a genial and good-humoured bearing, even if some allowance is made for partiality in description, make up an attractive portrait.

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With it, you'll leave home in the morning feeling light-footed and good-humoured.

www.dailymail.co.uk

By the end, the music has learned to live with itself and its own contrasts, in good-humoured acceptance.

www.telegraph.co.uk

He was eloquent, intelligent and good-humoured, generous but not extravagant.

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Men with bandanas have rarely sounded so good-humoured and untroubled.

www.rte.ie

The soldiers, quietly good-humoured, insisted on carrying my pack.

www.telegraph.co.uk

His style has been reliable, honest, experienced, good-humoured and measured -- and, seemingly, not always everybody's cup of tea.

www.dailymail.co.uk

But there will be hits at both sides-nothing malicious; just a good-humoured conflict of ideas.

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Teasing was good-humoured and mild rather than spiteful.

www.theage.com.au

With the world at large he's cocky, cheeky and good-humoured.

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