Populaires (en. Popular)

[pɔpy.lɛʁ]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

adjective

That which is loved or accepted by a large number of people.

This singer is very popular among young people.

Ce chanteur est très populaire auprès des jeunes.

Relating to the people, the masses.

Popular movements can change the course of history.

Les mouvements populaires peuvent changer le cours de l'histoire.

Characterized by a simplicity that appeals to the public.

The show has a very popular tone that attracts families.

Le spectacle a un ton très populaire qui attire les familles.

From Latin 'popularis' meaning 'of the people.'

popular fashion

A style that is in vogue and appreciated by the general public.

mode populaire

popular cinema

A genre of cinema that attracts a large audience.

cinéma populaire

popular music

A musical style that is widely listened to by the population.

musique populaire

populism

A political ideology that claims to represent the interests of the people.

populisme

population

The entire population of a country or region.

population

popular

Refers to what is known and loved by a large number of people.

populaire

A tendency to follow what is in fashion.

She likes popular clothes that are trendy this season.

Elle aime les vêtements populaires qui sont tendances cette saison.

Refers to something that pleases the majority.

This movie is very catchy; it's popular.

Ce film est très accrocheur, c'est du populaire.