gambol

• Nom désignant un saut ou un bond enjoué, vif ou espiègle, souvent associé à de jeunes animaux ou à des enfants.

A noun referring to a playful, lively, or frolicsome leap or skip, often associated with young animals or children.

1. Playful leap or skipC2formal

   A lively, playful, or frolicsome movement, often associated with young animals or children.

   Gambade

   • The lambs were full of gambols in the spring meadow.
   • Her gambol across the lawn was a joy to watch.
   • The children's gambols filled the park with laughter.

   Synonymesboundcaperfrolichopleapprancerompskip

• Verbe signifiant courir ou sauter de manière enjouée et insouciante, souvent employé dans des contextes littéraires ou descriptifs.

A verb meaning to run or jump about playfully, often used in literary or descriptive contexts.

1. Play or frolicC1formal

   To run or jump about playfully, especially in a lively and carefree manner.

   Gambader (jouer, folâtrer)

   • The lambs gambolled in the spring meadow.
   • Children gambolled along the beach, chasing the waves.
   • The puppies gambolled around the garden, full of energy.

   Synonymesboundcapercavortfriskfrolicleapprancerompskipsport

   Antonymeslaborplodtoiltrudgework