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goose

/ɡuːs/

Traduction: Grand oiseau aquatique à long cou, à pattes courtes et palmées, présent à l'état sauvage ou domestiqué., Verbe signifiant pousser ou chatouiller quelqu'un dans les fesses, souvent par espièglerie ; également utilisé au sens figuré pour désigner le fait d'inciter ou de stimuler quelqu'un à agir.

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noun

/ɡuːs/A2formal
  • frGrand oiseau aquatique à long cou, à pattes courtes et palmées, présent à l'état sauvage ou domestiqué.

A noun referring to a large waterbird with a long neck, short legs, and webbed feet, typically found in both wild and domesticated forms.

pluriel irrégulier

  1. Waterfowl birdA1formal

    A large waterbird with a long neck, short legs, and webbed feet, typically larger than a duck.

    frOie (oiseau aquatique)

    • A flock of geese flew over the lake.
    • The goose honked loudly as we approached.
    • We saw a mother goose with her goslings.

    Synonymeshonker

  2. Foolish personB1informal

    A silly or naive person, often used playfully or as an insult.

    frPersonne naïve ou sotte

    • Don't be such a goose; it's just a spider.
    • He felt like a goose for forgetting her birthday.
    • She called him a silly goose for his joke.

    Synonymesblockheadchumpdoltduncefoolgullnincompoopninnynitwitsapsimpletontwit

    Antonymesgeniusintellectsage

Formes
  • geese plural form
  • geese's possessive plural form
  • goose's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ɡuːs/B2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant pousser ou chatouiller quelqu'un dans les fesses, souvent par espièglerie ; également utilisé au sens figuré pour désigner le fait d'inciter ou de stimuler quelqu'un à agir.

A verb meaning to poke or prod someone in the buttocks, often as a prank; also used figuratively to mean to urge or stimulate someone into action.

  1. B2informal

    To poke or prod someone, especially in a sensitive area, often playfully or to get a reaction.

    frPousser ou chatouiller (quelqu'un) pour provoquer une réaction

    • He goosed his friend from behind to startle him.
    • She playfully goosed her brother as he walked by.
    • The comedian goosed the audience member for a laugh.

    Synonymesdigjabnudgepokeprickprodthrust

  2. Urge or stimulateC1informalamerican

    To encourage or stimulate someone to act or move faster.

    frStimuler, pousser à agir

    • The coach goosed the team with a motivational speech.
    • The manager goosed the employees to meet the deadline.
    • A little competition can goose productivity.

    Synonymesegg onencouragenudgeprodpromptspurstimulateurge

Formes
  • goosed past participle
  • goosed past simple
  • goosing present participle
  • gooses third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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