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Adverbes composés - Accent ou distinction

Explorez les adverbes composés anglais pour exprimer l'emphase ou la distinction, notamment « inutile de dire » et « à vrai dire ».

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Compound Adverbs
with all due respect

used to begin a statement that may disagree with or criticize someone while still being polite

avec tout le respect que je vous dois

avec tout le respect que je vous dois

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[Adverbe]
by all means

used to give enthusiastic permission or encouragement to do something

avec plaisir

avec plaisir

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[Adverbe]
needless to say

used to indicate that what is about to be mentioned is so obvious that it does not require further explanation

Il va sans dire

Il va sans dire

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[Adverbe]
with that in mind

used to introduce a statement or idea that should be considered because of the information or context just discussed

avec cela en tête

avec cela en tête

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to say the least

used to indicate that the statement being made is a significant understatement or that there is much more that could be said about the topic

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in all honesty

used to emphasize that the speaker is being sincere and truthful in their statement

en toute honnêteté

en toute honnêteté

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[Adverbe]
it goes without saying

used to indicate that something is so obvious that it does not need to be explicitly mentioned

il va sans dire

il va sans dire

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[Adverbe]
to tell the truth

used to emphasize that the speaker is about to be completely honest in what they are going to say

Pour dire la vérité

Pour dire la vérité

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[Adverbe]
truth be told

used to emphasize that the speaker is revealing something honestly or openly

Pour dire la vérité

Pour dire la vérité

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