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cherub

/ˈtʃer.əb/

Traduction: Nom qui peut désigner un bébé mignon et innocent, ou un type d'ange du deuxième chœur, souvent représenté comme un enfant ailé, associé à la connaissance.

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noun

/ˈtʃer.əb/C1formal
  • frNom qui peut désigner un bébé mignon et innocent, ou un type d'ange du deuxième chœur, souvent représenté comme un enfant ailé, associé à la connaissance.

A noun that can refer to a sweet, innocent baby, or to a type of angel of the second order, often depicted as a winged child, associated with knowledge.

pluriel irrégulier

  1. Sweet innocent babyB1informal

    A young child, especially one who is sweet, innocent, and angelic in appearance.

    frBébé angélique

    • Her baby is a real cherub with rosy cheeks.
    • The toddler looked like a cherub sleeping peacefully.
    • They dressed their little cherub in a white gown for the christening.

    Synonymesangelbabebabydarlinginnocentlambsweetheart

  2. Angelic beingB2formal

    In religious tradition, an angel of the second order, associated with divine knowledge and often depicted as a winged child.

    frChérubin (être angélique)

    • The painting shows a cherub floating among the clouds.
    • In Renaissance art, cherubs are often shown with harps.
    • The ceiling fresco is adorned with cherubs and seraphs.
Formes
  • cherubim plural form
  • cherubs plural form
  • cherubim's possessive plural form
  • cherubs' possessive plural form
  • cherub's possessive singular form
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