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brickbat

/ˈbrɪk.bæt/

Traduction: Nom avec deux sens distincts : un morceau de brique utilisé comme projectile, ou une critique acerbe et brutale.

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noun

/ˈbrɪk.bæt/C2formal
  • frNom avec deux sens distincts : un morceau de brique utilisé comme projectile, ou une critique acerbe et brutale.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a piece of brick used as a throwing weapon, or a piece of harsh, blunt criticism.

  1. Fragment of brick used as a weaponC1formal

    A piece of brick, often broken off, that is thrown or used to attack someone.

    frFragment de brique utilisé comme projectile

    • The protesters hurled brickbats at the police line.
    • A brickbat shattered the window of the car.
    • He was struck by a brickbat during the riot.
  2. Blunt criticismC1informal

    A harsh or critical remark directed at someone or something.

    frCritique cinglante

    • The politician faced brickbats from the opposition for his policies.
    • Her performance received more brickbats than praise from the critics.
    • Instead of constructive feedback, he only got brickbats from his boss.

    Synonymesbarbcensurecondemnationcriticismdenunciationdiatribedisparagementinsultinvectivejiberebukereproachslamtirade

    Antonymesaccoladecomplimentpraise

Formes
  • brickbats plural form
  • brickbats' possessive plural form
  • brickbat's possessive singular form
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