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hoot owl

/ˈhuːt aʊl/

Traduction: Expression argotique américaine vieillie pour désigner une personne qui se couche tard, ou « oiseau de nuit »; également utilisée historiquement pour un train circulant tard dans la nuit.

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/ˈhuːt aʊl/slangamericanobsolète
  • frExpression argotique américaine vieillie pour désigner une personne qui se couche tard, ou « oiseau de nuit »; également utilisée historiquement pour un train circulant tard dans la nuit.

An old-fashioned American slang term for a person who stays up late at night, or a night owl; also historically used to refer to a train that runs late at night.

  1. A type of owlA2informalamerican

    An informal term for an owl that makes a hooting sound, typically a great horned owl or similar species.

    frHibou hululant

    • We heard a hoot owl calling from the forest last night.
    • A hoot owl perched on the fence and stared at us.
    • The sound of a hoot owl is often associated with nighttime in the countryside.
  2. A person who stays up lateB2slangamerican

    A slang term for someone who is active or awake late at night.

    froiseau de nuit

    • He's a real hoot owl, always working on his projects past midnight.
    • My roommate is a hoot owl; I never see him before noon.
    • Being a hoot owl, she prefers to study when the house is quiet.
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