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git

/ɡɪt/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne désagréable ou méprisable, souvent utilisé comme insulte légère ou familière.

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noun

/ɡɪt/B2formalbritish
  • frNom désignant une personne désagréable ou méprisable, souvent utilisé comme insulte légère ou familière.

A noun referring to an unpleasant or contemptible person, often used as a mild insult.

  1. Contemptible personB2informalbritish

    A person, usually male, who is regarded as foolish, unpleasant, or despicable.

    frIndividu méprisable

    • He's such a git for leaving without saying goodbye.
    • Don't be a git – help us clean up.
    • I can't believe that git cut in front of me in line.
    • She called him a lazy git after he refused to work.

    Synonymesboorboundercadfoolidiotjerkloutoafrotterswine

  2. Annoying or bothersome individualB2informalbritish

    Someone who behaves in an irritating or selfish manner.

    frindividu agaçant ou antipathique

    • That git from the office keeps stealing my lunch.
    • He was a complete git during the meeting, interrupting everyone.
    • Why is that git always complaining about nothing?
    • I had to deal with a git who wouldn't stop talking.

    Synonymesannoyancecadfoolidiotjerkloutnuisanceoafpesttwit

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  • gits plural form
  • gits' possessive plural form
  • git's possessive singular form
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