frolic

• Nom désignant une activité enjouée, vive ou amusante, impliquant souvent des courses, des sauts ou des mouvements énergiques.

A noun referring to a playful, lively, or fun activity, often involving running, jumping, or energetic movement.

1. B1informal

   A lively, fun, and playful activity or game.

   Ébats ludiques

   • The children enjoyed a frolic in the park.
   • We had a frolic on the beach after lunch.
   • The puppy's frolic made everyone laugh.

   Synonymescapergambollarkplayrevelrompspree

   Antonymesdrudgerylabortoilwork

2. Carefree funB2informal

   A period of carefree, lighthearted enjoyment.

   Ébats joyeux

   • The weekend was a frolic of music and dancing.
   • Their frolic in the snow lasted all afternoon.
   • The party was a delightful frolic for all ages.

   Synonymescaperescapadefunlarkmerrimentplayrevelrompspree

• Verbe désignant un mouvement ou une activité enjouée, vive et insouciante, souvent de manière joyeuse.

A verb used to indicate playful, lively, or carefree movement or activity, often in a joyful manner.

1. Play and move happilyB1informal

   To play and move about in a cheerful, lively, and carefree way.

   Gambader joyeusement

   • The children frolicked in the park all afternoon.
   • Puppies frolicked in the grass, chasing each other.
   • They frolicked along the beach, laughing and splashing.

   Synonymescapercavortgambolplayprancerollickrompskipsport

   Antonymeslabortoilwork