Intacts (en. Intact)

/ɛ̃.takt/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

adjective

Refers to something that has remained in perfect condition.

The documents were kept intact despite the passing of time.

Les documents ont été conservés intacts malgré le temps.

That which has undergone no modification.

Natural landscapes are often intact in protected areas.

Les paysages naturels sont souvent intacts dans les zones protégées.

Refers to purity or absence of degradation.

The fruit was intact, without any scratches.

Le fruit était intact, sans aucune éraflure.

Derived from the Latin 'intactus', meaning 'untouched'.

remained intact

that which has remained as is, unchanged.

resté intact

intact health

state of health that has not been affected.

santé intacte

intact memories

memories that have retained their vividness.

souvenirs intacts

integrity

Quality of that which is intact.

intactitude

untouchable

That which cannot be touched or reached.

intouchable

integrity

State of a person or thing that has not undergone alteration.

intégrité

In perfect condition, without defects.

This car is intact, like new!

Cette voiture est intacts, comme neuve!

Nothing to change, everything is perfect.

The arrangements are intact, we are keeping the initial plan.

Les arrangements sont intacts, on garde le plan initial.