Critique
31critique — an., qui a un esprit critique, toujours prêt à critique blâmer // condamner // critiquer // juger // faire des reproches // trouver à redire sur tout : avokà, ta, e an., avokatyeû, za, e (Saxel). A1) n., moment critique => Danger. A2) art de… …
32critique — I. noun Etymology: alteration of 2critic Date: 1710 an act of criticizing; especially a critical estimate or discussion < a critique of the poet s work > II. transitive verb (critiqued; critiquing) Date: 1751 to examine crit …
33critique — cri|tique1 [ krı tik ] noun count * a careful written examination of a subject that includes the writer s opinions: a radical critique of globalization critique cri|tique 2 [ krı tik ] verb transitive FORMAL to express your opinion about… …
34critique — 1 noun (C, U) an article, book etc expressing judgments about the good and bad qualities of something such as the work of a writer or artist (+ of): The final article is a critique of John Updike s latest novel. 2 verb (I, T) AmE to make remarks… …
35critique — 1. noun /kɹɪˈtiːk,kri.tik/ Essay in which another piece of work is criticised, reviewed, etc. See Also: critic 2. verb /kɹɪˈtiːk,kri.tik/ To review something. I want you to critique this new idea of mine …
36critique — ● adj. ►SPECIF Se dit de systèmes dont la défaillance peut provoquer l échec d une mission. Exemples: logiciels de commutation téléphonique, de transferts de fonds, de comptabilité... Un système est de plus dit critique de sécurité quand sa… …
37critique — (krih TEEK) [French, from Greek] A critical review of an artistic or literary work; a detailed commentary on a specific subject or problem. Often misused as a verb: to review critically. Its allegorical critique of paternalism obviously… …
38critique — noun a critique of North American culture Syn: analysis, evaluation, assessment, appraisal, appreciation, criticism, review, study, commentary, exposition, exegesis …
39Critique De Cinéma — Cinéma …
40Critique cinéma — Critique de cinéma Cinéma …
