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black sheep

/blæk ʃiːp/

Traduction: Personne considérée comme la honte, le marginal ou le mouton noir de sa famille, de son groupe ou de sa communauté, souvent en raison d'un comportement non conforme ou d'un écart par rapport aux attentes.

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/blæk ʃiːp/B2informal
  • frPersonne considérée comme la honte, le marginal ou le mouton noir de sa famille, de son groupe ou de sa communauté, souvent en raison d'un comportement non conforme ou d'un écart par rapport aux attentes.

A person who is considered a disgrace, outcast, or odd one out within a family, group, or community, often due to unconventional behavior or failure to conform to expectations.

  1. Outcast or misfitB2informal

    A person who is considered a disgrace or embarrassment to their family or group because of their behavior or choices.

    frmouton noir

    • He is the black sheep of the family because he dropped out of school.
    • In a family of doctors, she became the black sheep by becoming an artist.
    • Every group seems to have a black sheep who doesn't fit in.
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