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gold digger

/ˈɡəʊld ˌdɪɡə/

Traduction: Expression argotique péjorative désignant une personne, généralement une femme, qui s'engage dans une relation amoureuse principalement pour un gain financier ou des biens matériels, plutôt que par affection sincère.

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/ˈɡəʊld ˌdɪɡə/B2slang
  • frExpression argotique péjorative désignant une personne, généralement une femme, qui s'engage dans une relation amoureuse principalement pour un gain financier ou des biens matériels, plutôt que par affection sincère.

A derogatory slang term for a person, typically a woman, who forms romantic relationships primarily for financial gain or material benefits rather than genuine affection.

  1. Person seeking moneyB2informal

    A person, typically a woman, who forms relationships with others primarily for financial gain rather than genuine affection.

    frchercheuse d'or

    • He accused her of being a gold digger after she asked for an expensive gift.
    • The movie portrays a gold digger who marries a wealthy old man.
    • She's not a gold digger; she truly loves him despite his modest income.
  2. Literal minerB1formal

    A person who mines for gold, especially in historical contexts.

    frchercheur d'or

    • During the Gold Rush, many gold diggers traveled to California.
    • The old gold digger spent years searching for a rich vein.
    • Gold diggers used simple tools like pans and picks.