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devil

/ˈdev.əl/

Traduction: Nom désignant un être surnaturel, souvent associé au mal, à la tentation ou à l'adversaire dans diverses traditions religieuses et mythologiques., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de taquiner, harceler ou agacer quelqu'un, ou pour préparer un plat avec des épices ou condiments très forts.

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noun

/ˈdev.əl/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un être surnaturel, souvent associé au mal, à la tentation ou à l'adversaire dans diverses traditions religieuses et mythologiques.

A noun referring to a supernatural being, often associated with evil, temptation, or the adversary in various religious and mythological traditions.

  1. Evil spiritB1formal

    In various religions, the supreme spirit of evil; Satan.

    frdiable (esprit du mal)

    • The devil is often depicted with horns and a tail.
    • Many cultures have stories about the devil tempting humans.
    • He believes the devil is responsible for all evil in the world.

    Synonymesbeelzebubluciferprince of darknesssatan

    Antonymesangelsaint

  2. Mischievous personB1informal

    A person who is playful, naughty, or causes trouble in a fun way.

    frpetit diable

    • That little devil hid my keys as a joke.
    • She's a cheeky devil who always makes everyone laugh.
    • He's a devil when it comes to pranks.

    Synonymesimpmonkeypranksterrascalroguescallywagscamptroublemaker

    Antonymesangel

  3. Difficult situationB2informal

    Used in expressions to describe a difficult or challenging situation.

    frdifficulté, situation difficile

    • We're in a devil of a mess with this project.
    • The devil of it is that we have no time left.
    • Between the devil and the deep blue sea, he had to choose.

    Synonymesbinddilemmafixjammesspickleplightpredicamentquandaryscrape

Formes
  • devils plural form
  • devils' possessive plural form
  • devil's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈdɛv.əl/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de taquiner, harceler ou agacer quelqu'un, ou pour préparer un plat avec des épices ou condiments très forts.

A verb used to indicate the act of teasing, harassing, or annoying someone, or to cook something with spicy seasoning.

  1. Cook with spicy seasoningB2formalculinary

    To prepare food, especially meat or eggs, with a spicy or piquant seasoning.

    frassaisonner de façon épicée

    • She deviled the eggs with paprika and mustard.
    • The chef deviled the chicken with a hot pepper sauce.
    • They deviled the ham for the party appetizers.

    Synonymespepperseasonspice

  2. Annoy or harassB2informal

    To tease, annoy, or harass someone persistently.

    frharceler, taquiner

    • The children deviled their babysitter all evening.
    • He kept deviling his brother about the broken vase.
    • Stop deviling me with those questions!

    Synonymesannoybadgerbedevilbotherfretharasshasslenagpesterplaguerileteasetormentvex

    Antonymescomfortconsoleplacatesoothe

Formes
  • deviled past participle
  • devilled past participle
  • deviled past simple
  • devilled past simple
  • deviling present participle
  • devilling present participle
  • devils third person singular
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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