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death wish

/ˈdeθ wɪʃ/

Traduction: Désir ou penchant pour un comportement extrêmement risqué ou autodestructeur, impliquant souvent une aspiration inconsciente à la mort ou une imprudence totale vis-à-vis de sa propre sécurité.

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/ˈdeθ wɪʃ/C1informal
  • frDésir ou penchant pour un comportement extrêmement risqué ou autodestructeur, impliquant souvent une aspiration inconsciente à la mort ou une imprudence totale vis-à-vis de sa propre sécurité.

A desire or tendency to engage in extremely risky or self-destructive behavior, often implying a subconscious wish for death or a reckless disregard for personal safety.

  1. Desire for deathB2formal

    A conscious or unconscious desire for one's own death or for dangerous situations that could lead to death.

    frenvie de mourir

    • His reckless driving suggests he has a death wish.
    • The psychologist discussed the concept of a death wish with her patient.
    • Climbing that mountain without proper gear is like having a death wish.
  2. Reckless behaviorB2informal

    Behavior that is extremely risky or dangerous, often implying a disregard for one's own safety.

    frpulsion de mort

    • Jumping off the roof into the pool is a death wish.
    • He has a death wish if he thinks he can argue with the boss like that.
    • Driving at that speed in the rain is a death wish.
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