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beast

/biːst/

Traduction: Nom désignant un animal de grande taille, fort ou dangereux, souvent employé au sens littéraire ou figuré pour évoquer la brutalité, la férocité ou une personne bestiale.

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noun

/biːst/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un animal de grande taille, fort ou dangereux, souvent employé au sens littéraire ou figuré pour évoquer la brutalité, la férocité ou une personne bestiale.

A noun referring to a large, powerful, or dangerous animal, often used in a literary or figurative sense.

  1. A2formal

    A large, dangerous, or wild animal.

    frbête

    • The lion is known as the king of beasts.
    • A strange beast was spotted in the forest.
    • The hunter tracked the beast through the jungle.

    Synonymesanimalcreaturemonstersavage

  2. Cruel personB1informal

    A person who behaves in a cruel, violent, or uncivilized way.

    frPersonne cruelle

    • He was a beast to his prisoners.
    • Only a beast would treat someone like that.
    • She called him a beast for his cruel remarks.

    Synonymesanimalbarbariandevilfiendmonsterogresavageswinevillain

    Antonymesangelhumanitariansaint

  3. Impressive thingB2slangamerican

    Something that is very impressive, powerful, or difficult.

    frChose impressionnante

    • That car is a beast on the road.
    • The new computer is a beast for gaming.
    • He's a beast at solving math problems.

    Synonymesbehemothcolossusgianthulkjuggernautmonsterpowerhousetitan

Formes
  • beasts plural form
  • beasts' possessive plural form
  • beast's possessive singular form
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