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corsair

/ˈkɔː.seər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un pirate ou un corsaire opérant le long des côtes barbaresques, ou un navire rapide utilisé pour la course, souvent avec l'autorisation officielle d'un gouvernement.

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/ˈkɔː.seər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un pirate ou un corsaire opérant le long des côtes barbaresques, ou un navire rapide utilisé pour la course, souvent avec l'autorisation officielle d'un gouvernement.

A noun referring to a pirate operating along the Barbary Coast, or a swift pirate ship often operating with official sanction.

  1. Barbary pirateC1formal

    A pirate who operated along the Barbary Coast of North Africa, often attacking ships in the Mediterranean.

    frcorsaire barbaresque

    • The corsair raided merchant vessels off the coast of Algiers.
    • Barbary corsairs were feared by sailors in the 17th century.
    • The corsair's ship was captured by the British navy.

    Synonymesbarbary piratefreebooterpirate

  2. Privateer shipC1formal

    A fast, armed ship used for privateering, often with official permission to attack enemy vessels.

    frNavire corsaire

    • The corsair sailed under a letter of marque from the king.
    • They outfitted a swift corsair to hunt enemy trade routes.
    • The corsair's crew shared the spoils of their captures.

    Synonymesprivateer

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  • corsairs plural form
  • corsairs' possessive plural form
  • corsair's possessive singular form
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