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bandwagon

/ˈbændˌwæɡ.ən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une tendance, un mouvement ou une activité populaires qui gagnent un soutien croissant, ou historiquement un grand chariot décoré servant à transporter un orchestre lors d'un défilé.

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noun

/ˈbændˌwæɡ.ən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une tendance, un mouvement ou une activité populaires qui gagnent un soutien croissant, ou historiquement un grand chariot décoré servant à transporter un orchestre lors d'un défilé.

A noun referring to a popular trend, movement, or activity that gains increasing support, or historically, a large ornate wagon used to carry a musical band in a parade.

  1. Popular trendB2informal

    A current activity or idea that becomes very popular, attracting increasing support or participation.

    frengouement collectif

    • Many politicians jumped on the environmental bandwagon.
    • The company climbed on the bandwagon of remote work.
    • He joined the fitness bandwagon after seeing his friends exercise.

    Synonymescrazefadfashionragetrendvoguewave

  2. Ornate wagonC1formal

    A large, decorated wagon used to carry a musical band in a parade or procession.

    frChar décoré pour fanfare

    • The circus bandwagon was covered in gold and red paint.
    • Children waved as the bandwagon passed by in the parade.
    • The bandwagon was pulled by four horses through the town.

    Synonymesfloat

Formes
  • bandwagons plural form
  • bandwagons' possessive plural form
  • bandwagon's possessive singular form