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field day

/ˈfiːld deɪ/

Traduction: Expression informelle désignant un moment très agréable ou une grande réussite, souvent associé à une large liberté d'action, ou l'occasion de critiquer ou de se moquer abondamment de quelqu'un.

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/ˈfiːld deɪ/B2informal
  • frExpression informelle désignant un moment très agréable ou une grande réussite, souvent associé à une large liberté d'action, ou l'occasion de critiquer ou de se moquer abondamment de quelqu'un.

An informal expression meaning a very enjoyable or successful time, often involving great freedom to do what one wants, or an opportunity to criticize or mock someone extensively.

  1. Enjoyable or successful timeB2informal

    A time of great enjoyment, success, or opportunity, often at someone else's expense.

    frjournée de fête / s'en donner à cœur joie

    • The reporters had a field day with the celebrity scandal.
    • The children had a field day playing in the park.
    • The critics had a field day with the new movie.
  2. Military training exerciseC1formal

    A day of military training or maneuvers in the field.

    frexercice militaire sur le terrain

    • The soldiers participated in a field day to practice combat drills.
    • Field day exercises are essential for troop readiness.
    • The battalion held a field day to test new equipment.