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buffoon

/bəˈfuːn/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui se comporte de manière ridicule, stupide ou grossièrement comique, souvent pour amuser les autres.

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/bəˈfuːn/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui se comporte de manière ridicule, stupide ou grossièrement comique, souvent pour amuser les autres.

A noun referring to a person who behaves in a ridiculous, foolish, or amusingly vulgar manner, often to entertain others.

  1. Rude or vulgar foolC1formal

    A person who behaves in a coarse, offensive, or foolish manner.

    frBouffon grossier

    • The politician was dismissed as a buffoon after his offensive remarks.
    • He acted like a buffoon at the party, insulting everyone.
    • No one took him seriously because he was such a buffoon.

    Synonymesboorchurlclownfooljesterloutoafvulgarian

    Antonymesdiplomatsage

  2. Amusing clownB2formal

    A person who entertains others through ridiculous or silly behavior.

    frbouffon (amuseur ridicule)

    • The court jester was a lovable buffoon who made everyone laugh.
    • He played the role of a buffoon in the comedy show.
    • She can be a bit of a buffoon, but her jokes always lighten the mood.

    Synonymesclowncomicfoolharlequinjesterzany

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  • buffoons' possessive plural form
  • buffoon's possessive singular form
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