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goblin

/ˈɡɒb.lɪn/

Traduction: Nom désignant une créature mythique, souvent espiègle ou malveillante, issue du folklore, généralement représentée comme un petit humanoïde grotesque.

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/ˈɡɒb.lɪn/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une créature mythique, souvent espiègle ou malveillante, issue du folklore, généralement représentée comme un petit humanoïde grotesque.

A noun referring to a mythical, often mischievous or malevolent creature from folklore, typically depicted as a small, grotesque humanoid.

  1. Mythical creatureB1formal

    A small, grotesque, mischievous creature from folklore, often depicted as causing trouble or stealing things.

    frCréature mythique malfaisante

    • The goblin hid in the shadows of the cave.
    • In the story, a goblin stole the farmer's tools.
    • Children were warned about goblins living in the old forest.

    Synonymesbogeydemonfiendgremlinhobgoblinimppucksprite

  2. Mischievous personB2informal

    A person, especially a child, who is playful, naughty, or causes minor trouble.

    frPersonne espiègle

    • That little goblin hid my keys again!
    • He's a goblin when it comes to pranks.
    • The classroom goblin always draws on the desks.

    Synonymesimprascalscampurchin

Formes
  • goblins plural form
  • goblins' possessive plural form
  • goblin's possessive singular form
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