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dork

/dɔːrk/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne socialement maladroite, peu à la mode ou excessivement studieuse, souvent employé sur un ton légèrement péjoratif ou plaisant.

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/dɔːrk/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne socialement maladroite, peu à la mode ou excessivement studieuse, souvent employé sur un ton légèrement péjoratif ou plaisant.

A noun referring to a person who is socially awkward, unfashionable, or overly studious, often used in a mildly derogatory or teasing manner.

  1. Socially awkward personB1informalamerican

    A person who is perceived as socially awkward, unfashionable, or overly studious, often in a harmless or endearing way.

    frPersonne socialement maladroite

    • He's a bit of a dork, but he's really kind.
    • She felt like a dork when she tripped in the hallway.
    • Only a dork would wear socks with sandals.

    Synonymesdweebgeekgoofballlosernerdoddballsquareweirdo

    Antonymescharmercoolsocialite

  2. Silly or foolish personB1informalamerican

    A person who acts in a silly, clumsy, or stupid manner.

    frPersonne stupide ou maladroite

    • Don't be such a dork; it's just a joke.
    • He made a dork of himself at the party.
    • She called him a dork for forgetting his keys.

    Synonymesblockheadclowndoltdopefoolgeekidiotnerdninnysimpleton

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  • dork's possessive singular form
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