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goliard

/ˈɡəʊ.li.ɑːd/

Traduction: Clerc ou écolier errant du Moyen Âge en Europe, connu pour son intempérance, sa vie dissolue et la composition de chansons latines satiriques et licencieuses.

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/ˈɡəʊ.li.ɑːd/C2formalartobsolète
  • frClerc ou écolier errant du Moyen Âge en Europe, connu pour son intempérance, sa vie dissolue et la composition de chansons latines satiriques et licencieuses.

A wandering scholar in medieval Europe, known for intemperance, riotous behavior, and composing satirical and ribald Latin songs.

  1. Medieval wandering scholarC2formalbritish

    A wandering scholar or poet in medieval Europe, known for composing satirical, ribald, and often irreverent Latin songs, and for a lifestyle of intemperance and merrymaking.

    frgoliard (clerc errant médiéval)

    • The goliards were famous for their satirical poems mocking the church.
    • A group of goliards performed a ribald song at the university feast.
    • The writings of the goliards provide a unique glimpse into medieval student life.
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