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gob

/ɡɒb/

Traduction: Nom aux plusieurs sens : grumeau ou morceau de matière visqueuse ou collante ; terme informel pour désigner la bouche ; ou argot pour un marin.

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noun

/ɡɒb/C1formal
  • frNom aux plusieurs sens : grumeau ou morceau de matière visqueuse ou collante ; terme informel pour désigner la bouche ; ou argot pour un marin.

A noun with multiple meanings: a lump of a slimy or sticky substance; informal term for the mouth; or a slang term for a sailor.

  1. B2informal

    A man who works as a sailor, especially in the navy or on a ship.

    frMarin (soldat de la marine)

    • The old gob told tales of his voyages across the Atlantic.
    • He signed up as a gob in the merchant navy.
    • The gobs were busy repairing the sails.

    Synonymesbluejacketdeckhandjackmarinersailorseaman

  2. Lump of slimy substanceB1informal

    A small, often sticky or slimy lump of something, like mud or food.

    frtas de substance visqueuse

    • There was a gob of mud stuck to his boot.
    • She wiped a gob of jam off the table.
    • A gob of slime dripped from the pipe.

    Synonymesblobcloddollopgloblumpwad

  3. B1informalbritish

    An informal term for a person's mouth.

    frbouche (familier)

    • Shut your gob and listen!
    • He stuffed a whole sandwich into his gob.
    • She's always running her gob about other people's business.

    Synonymeskissermawtrapyap

Formes
  • gobs plural form
  • gobs' possessive plural form
  • gob's possessive singular form
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