former
Que veut dire « former » en français ?
États-Unis /ˈfɔːrmɚ/ · Royaume-Uni /ˈfɔːmə/
former en français : ancien, premier, le premier, créateur, fondateur
adjectif
ancien
Qui avait autrefois un emploi, un rôle ou une relation, mais ne l’a plus.
En anglais simple : Having had a particular job, position, or relationship in the past, but no longer having it.
- She is a former teacher.
- I met my former boss yesterday.
- Their former home is now a hotel.
premier
Qui désigne la première des deux personnes ou choses déjà mentionnées.
En anglais simple : Referring to the first of two people or things already mentioned.
- Of tea and coffee, the former drink is cheaper.
- Between the two routes, the former option is shorter.
- The former example explains the rule more clearly than the latter one.
nom
le premier
La première des deux personnes ou choses déjà mentionnées.
En anglais simple : The first of two people or things already mentioned.
- I tried tea and coffee, and preferred the former.
- We could walk or drive; the former costs nothing.
- Of the two proposals, the former has more support.
créateur, fondateur
Personne qui fabrique, crée ou fonde quelque chose.
En anglais simple : A person who makes, creates, or establishes something.
- She was a skilled former of clay figures.
- The former of the society wanted it to help workers.
- They honoured him as the former of their company.
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