Anglais - Hongrois

uncertainty

gb/ʌnsˈɚtənti/ us/ʌnsˈɚtənti/
B1 Anglais
~ 3000
bizonytalanság
NOM B1
1
Schéma d’usage :
[someone]'s uncertainty about [something]
There is a lot of uncertainty about the company's future.
Nagy a bizonytalanság a vállalat jövőjét illetően.
Her uncertainty about the test results made her anxious.
A teszt eredményeivel kapcsolatos bizonytalansága szorongóvá tette.
The weather forecast is full of uncertainty this week.
Economic uncertainty has slowed down investments.
He spoke with uncertainty, unsure of the facts.
Exemples pédagogiques
I feel uncertainty about my job.
Bizonytalanságot érzek a munkámmal kapcsolatban.
There is uncertainty in the market.
Bizonytalanság van a piacon.
She has uncertainty about the plan.
Uncertainty makes him nervous.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'uncertainty' with 'insecurity'; 'insecurity' usually refers to a lack of confidence in oneself, not just lack of knowledge.
Sens
state of not being sure
Collocations
feeling of uncertainty |level of uncertainty |uncertainty about the future |uncertainty remains |reduce uncertainty
Synonymes
doubt (Often used for questioning truth or reliability, sometimes more personal or emotional than 'uncertainty'.) | indecision (Focuses on difficulty making choices rather than lack of knowledge.)
Antonymes
certainty (Direct opposite; complete confidence or knowledge about something.) | confidence (Positive belief in an outcome or fact, removing doubt.)
Thèmes
emotions |daily life |decision-making |core_vocabulary
Définition

When you do not know what will happen or what is true.

The state of being unsure or not having complete knowledge about something.

NOM B2
2
Schéma d’usage :
uncertainty over [event/outcome]
Political uncertainty has discouraged foreign investment.
A politikai bizonytalanság elriasztotta a külföldi befektetőket.
There is uncertainty over how the court will rule.
Bizonytalanság van azzal kapcsolatban, hogyan dönt majd a bíróság.
Climate scientists warn of increasing uncertainty in weather patterns.
The war created economic uncertainty across the region.
Exemples pédagogiques
There is uncertainty over the game result.
Bizonytalan, mi lesz a meccs eredménye.
Market uncertainty is high this year.
Idén nagy a piaci bizonytalanság.
We face uncertainty because of the storm.
Uncertainty over the law makes people worry.
Sens
situation with unpredictable result
Collocations
political uncertainty |market uncertainty |uncertainty over elections |climate uncertainty
Synonymes
risk (Implies potential for loss or harm along with unpredictability.) | volatility (Often used in financial contexts to describe rapid changes and unpredictability.)
Antonymes
stability (A steady and predictable condition.) | predictability (The quality of being able to be predicted or expected.)
Thèmes
business |science |risk |core_vocabulary
Définition

When no one can know for sure what will happen next.

A situation in which the result or outcome cannot be predicted with confidence.

Grammaire
Forme canonique
uncertainty
API
GB/ʌnsˈɚtənti/
US/ʌnsˈɚtənti/
Syllabes et accentuation
un - cer - tainty (3 syllabes)
Stress on 2nd syllable (cer)
Formes du mot
Noun
  • Base: uncertainty
  • Plural: uncertainties, uncertainty
Famille de mots
Forms
uncertainties noun
Core family
certain adjective B1 certainty noun B1 certainly adverb A2 uncertain adjective B1
Related words
uncertainly adverb
Expressions

in a state of uncertainty

1
/ˈɪn ə stˈeɪt əv ʌnsˈɚtənti/
fixed phrase

not knowing what will happen

Not sure what will happen or what is true.

Exemples
  • We are in a state of uncertainty until the results come back.
  • She lived in a state of uncertainty during his long absence.

reduce uncertainty

1
/ɹɪdˈus ʌnsˈɚtənti/
fixed phrase

make things more predictable

To make something less unknown or easier to predict.

Exemples
  • Better data can help reduce uncertainty in forecasts.
  • Clear rules reduce uncertainty for businesses.

uncertainty principle

1
/ʌnsˈɚtənti pɹˈɪnsəpəl/
fixed phrase technical

physics limit on measurement accuracy

In physics, the idea that you cannot know both the position and speed of a particle exactly at the same time.

Exemples
  • The uncertainty principle is a key part of quantum mechanics.
  • He explained how the uncertainty principle affects electron behavior.

Bon retour parmi nous !

Connectez-vous pour continuer

Mot de passe oublié ?
Vous n’avez pas de compte ? S’inscrire