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chore

/tʃɔːr/

Traduction: Nom désignant une tâche routinière ou pénible, souvent une corvée ménagère ou un travail accompli par devoir.

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noun

/tʃɔːr/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une tâche routinière ou pénible, souvent une corvée ménagère ou un travail accompli par devoir.

A noun referring to a routine or tedious task, often a household duty or a piece of work required as a duty.

  1. Routine taskA2informal

    A small, routine, or boring task that is part of daily life, especially around the house.

    frCorvée

    • Washing the dishes is my least favorite chore.
    • She does her chores every Saturday morning.
    • Taking out the trash is a simple chore.

    Synonymesassignmentbotherburdendrudgerydutyerrandhasslehouseworkjobtask

  2. Unpleasant dutyB1informal

    A task that is unpleasant, tedious, or difficult but must be done.

    frCorvée

    • Filing taxes is a chore I dread every year.
    • Cleaning the garage turned into a huge chore.
    • He considers grocery shopping a chore.

    Synonymesburdendrudgerydutygrindhasslenuisancetasktravail

    Antonymesdelightjoypleasuretreat

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  • chores plural form
  • chores' possessive plural form
  • chore's possessive singular form
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