mild
Prononciation : [maɪld]
Mot
Contexte : « weather »
(adjective) when the weather is not too hot or too cold, but in a comfortable middle range. It's like a nice spring day where you don't need a coat but also don't feel too warm.
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The weather was mild, perfect for a picnic in the park.
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Yesterday was not mild at all; it was freezing outside.
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Do you think the weather will be mild enough for us to go outside today?
Contexte : « flavor »
(adjective) when a taste is gentle and not strong or spicy. It’s like when you eat a cookie that is sweet but not too sweet, just right.
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The soup had a mild flavor, which made it enjoyable for everyone.
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That chili was not mild; it was extremely spicy!
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Can you make the sauce more mild so that it’s easier to eat?
Contexte : « behavior »
(adjective) when someone is gentle or not harsh in their actions or words. It's like when a teacher is kind and encourages students without being strict.
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She gave a mild suggestion to help him improve his work.
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His criticism was not mild at all; it was very harsh and hurtful.
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Why do you think he chose to give such a mild response instead of being more direct?
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