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ghoul

/ɡuːl/

Traduction: Nom désignant une créature mythique ou un esprit maléfique, souvent associé aux cimetières et à la consommation de chair humaine ou de cadavres.

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/ɡuːl/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une créature mythique ou un esprit maléfique, souvent associé aux cimetières et à la consommation de chair humaine ou de cadavres.

A noun referring to a mythical creature or evil spirit, often associated with graveyards and the consumption of human flesh or corpses.

  1. Mythological creatureB2formal

    An evil spirit or demon in folklore that robs graves and feeds on dead bodies.

    frGoule

    • In ancient tales, a ghoul would haunt cemeteries at night.
    • The legend describes a ghoul that devours the flesh of the dead.
    • Children were warned about ghouls lurking in the dark.
  2. Person with morbid interestsC1informal

    A person who takes pleasure in gruesome or disturbing things, such as death or disaster.

    frPersonne morbide

    • He's a bit of a ghoul, always watching horror movies and reading about murders.
    • The journalist was accused of being a ghoul for exploiting the tragedy.
    • Some ghouls at the scene were taking photos of the accident.

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