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dunghill

/ˈdʌŋ.hɪl/

Traduction: Nom désignant un tas de fumier ou d'ordures, souvent utilisé métaphoriquement pour décrire un état sale ou dégradant.

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/ˈdʌŋ.hɪl/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un tas de fumier ou d'ordures, souvent utilisé métaphoriquement pour décrire un état sale ou dégradant.

A noun referring to a heap of dung or refuse, often used metaphorically to describe a foul or degraded condition.

  1. Heap of dung or refuseB2formal

    A pile of animal excrement, manure, or other waste material, often found on a farm.

    frtas de fumier

    • The farmer cleared the dunghill from the barnyard.
    • Flies buzzed around the steaming dunghill.
    • The smell from the dunghill was overpowering.

    Synonymesmiddenmuckheap

  2. Foul or degraded conditionC1formal

    A state of moral degradation, disgrace, or lowliness; a position of shame or contempt.

    frÉtat dégradant

    • He was dragged from the dunghill of poverty to a life of comfort.
    • The scandal left his reputation on the dunghill.
    • She rose from the dunghill of obscurity to become a celebrated artist.

    Synonymescesspoolgutterpigstysinkslough

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  • dunghills' possessive plural form
  • dunghill's possessive singular form
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