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bugger

/ˈbʌɡ.ər/

Traduction: Terme injurieux désignant un homme homosexuel ou un individu qui pratique la sodomie ; peut aussi être utilisé comme insulte générale, notamment en anglais britannique, pour une personne méprisable ou un garnement., Verbe utilisé en anglais britannique, souvent familier, pour exprimer l'agacement, la frustration ou décrire une situation qui tourne mal, ou encore pour signifier importuner ou gâcher quelque chose.

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noun

/ˈbʌɡ.ər/C1formal
  • frTerme injurieux désignant un homme homosexuel ou un individu qui pratique la sodomie ; peut aussi être utilisé comme insulte générale, notamment en anglais britannique, pour une personne méprisable ou un garnement.

A noun referring to a person who engages in anal intercourse, particularly a male with another male.

  1. Person who practices anal intercourseC2informal

    A person, typically a man, who engages in anal sex with another man.

    frPersonne qui pratique la sodomie

    • The term is considered highly offensive in many contexts.
    • Historically, it was used as a derogatory label.
    • Modern usage often avoids this meaning due to its offensive nature.

    Synonymessodsodomistsodomite

  2. Annoying or contemptible personB2informalbritish

    A person who is considered unpleasant, annoying, or contemptible.

    frPersonne agaçante ou méprisable

    • He's a cheeky little bugger, always causing trouble.
    • That bugger stole my parking spot!
    • Don't be such a bugger about it.

    Synonymesbastardberkgitnuisancepestrascalscoundrelsodswinewretch

  3. Endearing or playful termB2informalbritish

    Used affectionately or playfully to refer to a person, often a child or friend.

    frcoquin, petit diable (terme affectueux)

    • You clever bugger, you fixed it!
    • The little bugger ran off with my hat.
    • He's a lucky bugger to have won the lottery.

    Synonymesdevilimpmonkeypicklerascalroguescamptyke

  4. Difficult or problematic thingB2informalbritish

    Something that is difficult, problematic, or causes trouble.

    frchose difficile ou problématique

    • This software is a bugger to install.
    • The car's a bugger to start in cold weather.
    • That door is a bugger to open.

    Synonymesbastardbeastbitchdevilhasslenightmarepain

Formes
  • buggers plural form
  • buggers' possessive plural form
  • bugger's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈbʌɡ.ər/C1formalbritish
  • frVerbe utilisé en anglais britannique, souvent familier, pour exprimer l'agacement, la frustration ou décrire une situation qui tourne mal, ou encore pour signifier importuner ou gâcher quelque chose.

A verb used in British English, often as slang, to express annoyance, frustration, or to describe a situation that has gone wrong.

  1. Engage in anal intercourseC2informalbritish

    To practice anal sex upon someone.

    frPratiquer la sodomie

    • The term is considered vulgar and offensive in most contexts.
    • It is rarely used in polite conversation.
    • Historical texts sometimes use this word in a crude manner.

    Synonymessodomize

Formes
  • buggered past participle
  • buggered past simple
  • buggering present participle
  • buggers third person singular

Variantes phrasalbugger off

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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